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New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

Albany. March G.-The Davis Coupling Equipment:
COMPANY. with capital stock Of 100000, in.
corporatcd today. The company viii manufacture
automatic car couplcrs and attachments az Cortandt
We,tchestcr County. The trustees a. II. s. Davis,
Amon {. Brown. James W Iiustcd. Elizur Z. Foot,
Thomas d. Hustled John ". stokes and james t.
Vail.
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SILVER RorGgr AND BONDS REDEEMED.

SILVER BOUGHT AND BONDS REDEEMED.
Washington, March 6.-The amount of silver onefeo
for sale to the Treasury Department was i'ozo'oo"
o,rooe o,d tho amount purchased 276,O00 ounces as
fellows Twenty-sx thousand ounces at 9e2o l.o'ooo
ounces at 9-3 l30 900 ounces at .9e3o.
The amount of l2 per cent bonds reue nen 70 S1x
was S5l 300 making the total u date SlI,oSA'oO~'
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THE Static OF s. s. cor,

The statue OF S. s. Cox which the le:tercarrcr OF this
county are having made has been finished In clay by Mis-
Iou.a Lawson and Monday 10 will he cast in pllste:
Tod, j. the lat day Inspection Of the Miss
awsoq's s:udo No 79i Tcuth-avc. The will DE
O, heroic bronze, and Will be unveiled in Cent al
PARK On July 4.
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they prefer their estimate 70 the work OF the census
becalise IL uIIs people into tie belief that they arc
doing electiv work and that the mortality steadily
decreasing.
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nnce oil n r. RnrlNsoN. 1n2 East l?oth.st.

OInct OF J. Vt. II, NN'I4N, w I"t'V I-I1-'V
Residence: 6S5 East li3d-st -, ann
NEW-YORK January 81. 800.
AIVAS BRAZILIAN SPECIFIC CO-GentS !tshI
suffered for tie past two years With Rheunausm wii'-
complete breaking down OF 'f l.-
system / induced after treating with seNe =. ''
inent doctors 10 try Cactus Blood Cure "hi,H
o thirty DAYS, ~ace which TIN move
been entirely the above mentioned IiouoI ~"
nave ambition to-dav than any time III te pst o
y~ars can heartily nd the same 70 any on nav
IT, no same traube j. NJ u. ROBINSON.
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COST OF MAINTAINING TIE CANALS.
SOME VALUABLE FIGURES GIVEN TO THE
SENATE FROM THE .,ERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC WORKS

Albany March 6 tSpccal.-Thc state Senate received
from the Superintendent Of Public Works this morning
some valuable Information in response 10 a request
made in regard the cost Of maintaining the canals
OF the state since 1888. Here is the record
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rvo Nrv CRUISERS ACCEPTED.

Washington March 6-The cruisers Philadelphs ano
San Francisco have been formally accepted oy sns
secretary of the Navy.
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CANAL BILLS THAT HAVE BECOME LAWS.

Albany. March 6.The following have become laws
Chapter 40. ApIrcpIiating $l47,54 for The pay
nent OF the interest the canal debt for the year
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Speaks for 1tself'
S S s

not only spSaks for itself but has thousands Oh p'
spea for IT, The testimonials that have been given In "
favor bv people have been cured by IL wouu III"
Of newspaper No other medicine has been 30
indorsed by the public. Here Is q sample OF
DIsINTEREsTED TESTIMONY.
Rev. NJ. B. Wharton. pastor OF the First Bapus' oiu'
Montgomery Ala. writes II have seen swnts opeen.
used and have known many Of the worst form OIL
blood disease which have been cured by it, know tos
propretors gentlemen OF the highest type ana OF e
utmost reliability recommend 1. as great blood rep'o~'
unequalled by anything that know Of"
Books on lood and Skin diseases frce.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA
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500 n,nr1N
Included in the above were the payne

canal debt principal and interest. DednctnS the on
goes for this purpose, finds that the cost Of III
canals from wear % wear was a. fooWs:
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1t is obvious from these latter figures that the cost
OF maintaining the canals in good condition is steadily
increasing. The extra cana-work is what is increa,-
ing the total Of the canal expenses TINS the appro-
pratons for lengthening the canal locks have been
rs follows:
1sss ...... 100000 1S89............ $500 900
lS>1--.--.- 94ooUUo 4-CO.---- o'V'uNO
=. -. ,f-O, 900
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Gltn Real Cstate 60 Get

A SMALL FAMILY, / adults occupying
"A nice. well-lo atcd 4-stOry house, would
like family Of refined people to take the
house ana board occupants for rent rcicr-
euces. Address C.. J.. V. Tribune Up
town O0lcr 2nS RfnadWnX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-22

Paris lie took part in the Revolution in France In
1s4S and became an officer in the French army In
1850 he returned to NewYork and entered Journalism
lie started The Era" in conjunction with Henry
william Herbert, but abandoned that venture
and becami Of the editors Of The sachem' lie
afterward established THE True American" vigorous
supporter Of what was known the Associated Order
of United Americans. lie aferward edited " The True
National Democrat" and later became one Of the
editors Of "The Sunday Mercury" writing for that
paper under the name of Paul Preston. At the be
ginning Of the Civil War he raised battalion, which
was subsequently consolidated with the 3Sth New
York Regiment. with which he went into the field.
He was the author Of "reminiscences OF sporting
Journalist and edited Frank FOre,ter's Life and
Writings lie at time cashier Of the Nassau
Bank, ana prominent in Masonic circles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-22

songs have been adapted to patriotic ars, and st.s
eymnass and athletes will assist in making the ev.n
ing's entertainment interesting.
The Excelsior Savings Bank has removed m a.
new quarters. recently occupied By the GaraeA "
uohai bafh Al The northeast corner of Twenty third
ST. and sxth-ave.
The regular meeting Of the Shakespeare Cub n,
Network City was held last evening at the Berke,e
Lyceum The exercises consisted of a reading ana
discussion OF the second and third acts Of AS Yon
Like It,"
Dr. L. A. Baralt, of the College of the City of New.
York, delivered the second lecture of his course q,
saturday morning lectures yesterday in Mott Memorial
Hail. No. 81 Madison-ave. The subject was "Mars
Bashkirtscf and Eugene de Guerin' DR.. Barat I.
also delivering a course of sundayevening Lectures
which will continue until March s.
The Rev. George L. Thompson. of the Washington
Park Methodist Church, Of Bridgeport, Conn. viii
exchange pulpIts today with the Rev. Spencer H.
Bray Of the Bethany Congregational Church. at TENTH
ave. and West Thirty -ffth-st.
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when runaway horse attached to Marsh Brothers
paint wagon dashed down East FrOntst into cluster
Of vehicles. Carriages overturned In a twlnhln9
and the occupants thrown into TIE street. me
carriages OF J. Gavett and Miss Annie smith, OF
Dunellen were reduced TO kndling wood. Miss smith
thrown headOng under the feet OF her own horse
which became detached and also ran away She was
badly injured about the head and it is feared Internal
Injuries were also sustained.
UNDERGRADUATES the first time in the history Of
this borough there will he thrcecOrnered fight at the
spring election the three primaries Friday night
having placed Republican, Democratic and Citizens
tickets in the field. The Republicans renominaed Mayor
W. A. Preston the Democrats named Anderson Price.
Ncw-Y0rk lawyer. while the Citizens ticket Is
headed By J. =. Cooper. local lumber merchant
The Republicans and the Citizens unite on Chares
Meyers for assessor and T. W. Ayea. the present in
cumbelt. for collector Tho Republican nominees for
Cpancilmcn arr " l.. Waller and T. H. Curirn; the
Democrats nominate e. Hunt and {. Won lllrtz. and
the Citizens name &. Won Hartz ard /. H. Miller.
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HOME NE US.
NEW.YORK CITY.

little Lee Price, the magnetic girl whose fa.os Of
strength have interested large assembages at Worths
Theatre and Museum for the last week, has been re
| engaged. In the cuno halls. In addition to Mr.
WOrths interesting collection this week Will be seen
Major Littlefngcr, his wife and their birds Herr
Schlam. magician; VI. Orole the modern Hercules
Lillian Randall pianist and whistler Giovanni and his
educated cOckaOos, etc. On the stage will be seen
Il. NJ Carroll, the welknown character dancer and
sketch actor Pickert and Mayor, change artists, and
the Ausns.
Dors's two museums offer many attractions for tho
coming week. At the Eighth Avenue Musee the giant
Colonel Pickett Nelson and the dwarf General
Turner Wood placed in contrast. The bill also
includes varied curioSes, and Vincent Is Leslie
Celebrities, who give specially performance on inc
stage. Among the marvels at the Harlem Museum
are the automatic clock the snake chlTner, Milne
tno NJ. billiard with his orchesrion, and host Oh
Others.
Judge LacomDe yesterday dismissed the appeal
from tho decision Of Commissioner shields in the case
OF Mrs. Brown who was held for cXtradtlon on
charge of grand larceny. Mrs. Brown will soon be
exradited for trial. the Secretary of State in
terferes
The managers Of the Eden Muscc have added to
the extensive collection Of waXwOrks lliche figure
of General sherman which is attracting much favor
able notice Otero continues to charm by her songs
and dances. and the spectators never weary OF me
novel feats Of the Japanese performers. There VIII
be sacred concerts to-day.
Water Register Rlleys receipts for the use Of Crot0n
water last week were 81, e43 23. Mayors Marshal
Engelhard issued POI city licenses; fees, $l,487 %.
The American Museum Of Natural History VIII be
open free to the public mark Of respect for wash
incton's Birthday tomorrow from 8 a. m. until 10
n m At 3 80 p. m. Professor Albert ;. Bckmoro
will deliver an illustrated lecture npon the National
Yellowstone Park, explaining its geological history
and exhibiting views Of its wonderful geysers and hot
springs and its brilliantly cOorvd canon. No tickets
are required.
At Association Hail. Fourth ave. and Twenty third
ST. at D. m. today there will be song service, led
by a chorus of thirty men. An address Will be de
livered by the Rev. DR.. 5. B. Roster Young men
are cordially invited
The New-YOrl Life Insurance Company has issued
IFS forty sixth annual report. abstract Of which
appears in the advertising columns Of this paper.
The number OF policies issued during the year was
AZ IA with total insurance OF 50,j7G,0G5. The
total assets OF the company Sl15,9i7 500 %.
lanes Mcshane Mayor Of Montreal and his wife
and his wlfes sister, Mrs Warrington, at the Hotel
Brunswick.
4 potriotc gymnasc exhibition will be held to-
morrow evening in the Eighty-,Xth-s branch OF the
youn, Mem, Christian Association. Gymnastics and
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l. CUAVNCEY ODELL.

Ex-Assemblyman J. Chauncey Odell died at IL 51
O'Clock Friday night at ST. Vincent's Hospital, NO.
1913 West Eleventh st. Mr. Odell had been ailng for
some weeks from a kidney complaint, and was moved
down to New York City from his home In Orange
County ten days for the purpose Of securing better
medical treatment. Instead of improving, however, tho
disease made rapid Roadway until 1t eliminated In the
death Of the patient. lie was attended during his
Illness by his wife and daughter. His body was re-
moved to Turner'S Orange County yesterday afternoon
where the burial will take place.
Mr.. Odcn was born In Turner'S, Orange County, fifty
three years ago, his father being Abraham Odell.
wclknown resident Of that place. lie was elected to
the Assembly from the Ist Assembly District Of OranIc
,rutv On the Democratic ticket I'm Ssh and again in
1884. For many years he was in tho service OF the
Eric Railroad at Monroe. At the time OF his death he
was superintendent Of stations and agents on the East
ern division Of The Erie.
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TO ENLARGE TIE SCHOOL For MUSES..

The Orange Training Schoo. for Nurses has plans out
for large eXchs0n Of its budin- more than doubling
It's capacity. The estimated cost Of the Improvements
VIII be about $4,000. The front facade OF The building
will be 1Ol feet long three stories in height and the
architecture Is combination of the old Colonial ana
the ROmancsque. freely treated. When completed
the home VIII have accommodations for forty-sM
nurses. The Board Of Governors are preparing a
scheme to raise the necessary funds. which they Az
ticpatc no trouble in doing as the school Is vital
adjunct u the Memorial Hospital and a such has
strong hold the sympathy Of the Orange public An
effort Is being made 10 an addition Of S1OOOO
t. the endowment fund of The Orange Memorial
Hospital one gentleman who desires his name with
held from the public has pledged $4,000 IN case the
other $4,000 Is raised. DR.. William IicTSOn has
taken hold Of the scheme and in less than week has
secured $40 600 additional.
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HE SYSTEMATICALLY ROBBED HIS EMPLOYERS

Oppenheim Co., jewellers at No. ~ Maiden Lana.
reported to Inspector Byrnes several days ago that
they were belns systematically robbed by some ons
in their employ. Dctectlvcsergeants McCluskey and
wade were detailed on the case, and although they
kept close watch on the employees Of the firm, tho
robbcrie3 continued. a few nights ago McCluskey
met Ferdinand VI. Cohn, a salesman in Oppenheim 4
CO.'S employ, at " FASH bali given in Harlem
COhn stylishly dcsscd. q number of dia
mOnds. and spent considerable amount Of money
20" wine. As the amount spen; more than CO,lny
salary for month Detective McCuskey suspected that
he the offender. and Friday night arrested him
at hi, home No. 10 Eat enc hundred and fifteenth
81. In his possession were pawn tickets representing
jewelIy worth almost 5000. t0hn was rcmanded
at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday.
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OBITUARY Y.
COLONEL THOMAS pICTON

Colonel Thomas Pcton. one OF the oldest newspaper
men the city. died at the Hotel WadswOrth. Fourth
ave. and feminist, Friday night lie had been
troubled with Jaundcc for some time. and had been
confined t. the house for several weeks The time
for the funeral has not yet been decided upon but II
will probably take place Tuesday morning at No
444 EicIth-ave. lie had no relatives living a, far
a, is known and will be buried by his friends He
was born in this city on May L. 1-22. and entered
Columbia COLLEGE. and ahcrward the University ~ the
CITY Of New lorb at which h" was graduated IN I-i0.
lie studied law. and admitted to the bar in l-f3.
Several years af'erwar DC visited Europe and tray
clled extensively, finally setting IN the euvrouS II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-22

Golden Duckwing Game-Fowls. first, c. J. Krnuss ;
Silver Duckwing Came fowls, first G. J. Krauss; white
game. fowls first, F. G.. Bean.
Single Comb White Leghorns-FOwlS first and thlrd,
W. J. AndTus, second. lleadlev & Day chicks. ntst
W. J. Andrus; second, J. G. Haynes; third, Headley
d Day.
Sunatra Games-Fowls, first, G. J. Kfauss.
Wild Geese-Fst, Mrs. William VI. Franklin East
Orange. ..
Bronze Turkeys-Frst. e. Heath. Newark; White
TurHcys-First Mrs. William VI. Franklin.
Pea FOwls-Frst. William Lindsey, New-Brnns-
wca. -
Guinea Fowls-Frst, second and third. Mrs William
NJ. Franklin. . -
Pigeons Carriers. black. dun and white first. d. r.
Newell. New YOrH. Ha"b,. black and Gun. hrst ana
second the same; Red, first, d. F.; Newell. second
W. J. Stanton: BaIbs. yellow end white. hrNt, W. -
stanton Jacobins all cOlDr,, first and second, H. :
Crawford Ian Tai,,-rir Wndholme Poultry Farm
first Oh, same: TIue Wing Trmpeters, the same
OWL, bluc. the same: Ked Pcute1s-Fir,t; Gu,tAV
First, tie same: Antwerp iomer,-W. J. stanton
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NEWARK.

Carl PEPPER New-York musician made applica
ton in the courts yesterday for writ Of habeas
corpus to obtain the custody of his Charles six
years cid, held by Attela Dicmer, his ad
wifc's sister. Mis- Dcmcr prescn, in court with
the boy. Judge Depue directed that the boy DO
given u the father. When PEPPER approached the
woman to - his Child she splang up and started
for the door with her charge eNclaiming. TO away
You wretch " You villain" she added shaking her
head at the father what did do for YOU six wears
ago kept yOn out of state prison. 4 constable
took the child from Miss Deimer.
The body OF Alfred Lister who drowned himself
from the deck of steamer the bahamas last
November, brought home Friday, and will be
buried i'm the family plot AT larry town. y. J. Mr..
Lister leaves large estate
A. a special meeting Of the striking SpinncrS OF
the Clark Thread Works yesterday Il decided
consider no proposition of any motion having for It's
object the dscOntinuancc Of the strike unless tho
proposition came direct from the company. About
81 90 was received in contributions YESTERDAY. In the
afternoon branch Of the Working W mans Society
was organized among girls employ cd IN the mills and
was addressed by Miss Van Etten.
NORTHERN NEW-JERSEY COUNTIES.
PLAINFELD.-A panic caused in front Of the
= I.,lx
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4 BIG JUDGMENT ENTERED.

A Judgment for Sf0752 entered yesterday
against the Wyoming Pacific Improvement Company
of No. . Ma ST., in favor Of the United States
Transfer and Exchange Association, on note dated
August II, 1880, for 100000 payable on demand.
Payment of the note demanded on December IL
last. but il was not paid. Attached 70 the note "a
collateral security eighty bonds Of the Nebraska
and Western Railway Company. The Wyoming Pacific
Improvement Company was incorporated about thre.
years ago with capital stock Of $3,0O0.0Oo and
engaged in the construction Of the Pacific short Line.
included in which the Nebraska and Western
RaiIroad Wendell Goodwin president. and Ed.
ward Il. Gedney president Of the suspended NORTH
River Bank vice president.
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Board Wnnteo.

A GENTLEMAN desires a comfortable
"a homo with a priynt" family for HIM
self maid and two children, under ;. Ad-
dress II. H., Tribune once
FAMILY " q desire rooms and board
n on or near 5th-ave. Address with terms
and location, T.. \. DALEY. "a West
35th->t.
IN PRIVATE FAMILY. below 3ith-st..
for gentleman and Wife. r.. o.. l.221
broadway.
w ANTED.-B0art u o refined family by
w Jingle gentleman Address giving
price and references. TO HOME, Box Is,
Tribune once.
w ANTED.-A single gentleman desires
w hoard and COON in strictly private
family Address OVERTON. Tribune Up
town ONCE. l.23S Broadway.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCUESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAiNS.-Thc trial Of the acton for a limited
divorce and separation In the Of Mrs. Hannah f..
Archer from her husband cNJusice EuZcne Archer. Of
White Plains, began Yesterday aftc.lOOn before Judge
J. o. Dvkman i'm the supreme Court. In that village.
Mrs. Archer charged her husband with hrtng with
othr women and with abusing her. Mr.. Archer de
MED her ciarcc- and the case va, adjourned.
YONKERS.-SupcrvSO Jacob Read. while leaving
his house. I'm Ncppcrhan ave. Yesterday morning
sIippcd and fell on the icy sidewalk and broke his
left arm. The Supervisor, arm was cut off 1T the
elbow years ago. and ii was the stump which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-22
STATEN ISLAND.

PORT RICHMOND-The funeral OF Henry Meyer.
proprietor of the Park HOTEL at Port Richmond, took
place yesterday at his home. Mr. Meyer was veteran
of the late war In accordance with his last request
The body tahcn to Fresh Pond for cremation. lie
also desired that his friends should take his ashes t.
the statue Of Liberty and place them I'm the torch. lie
leaves wife and child. Tho Park Baptist Church
at Port Richmond will celebrate its eth anniversary
to-day.
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WILLIAM G.. DRYER.

Rochester. n. ", Feb. 21.-Wlam c. Dryer died
this morning at his home in Victor aged eighty one
years. lie received his early education in the Hen
rictta Academy, where he a class mate Of San
ford T.. Church. lie Democrat. Under PrcSi
dents Jackson ard Van Buren, he held the Office Of
postmaster and United States Marshal during the
buchanan Administration. Twice he chosen
Presidential eccOr For many years he director
Of the Rochester Flour City National Bank
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Real estate.

CREAT BARGAIN.-fleCant southern
VI hotel property; iifst-cIa>~ brick nous,
modern inIlOVCr."ntS 50 rooms doing
splendid bu-inc~s; leased for five yea e..
to pay - pr cent on piicc. {. +. HALL
oviicr. Petersburg. Va.
MEAT COTTAGE. Is rooms, improvements,
~ - COO: also broom house, lOe-ioot lot
- $50: 10th in good location. Jersey CIT; :;
convenient 10 four ferries only 500 -
ouirad. balance easy mo rtcage. GIBSON,
~ Liharty-st. open Mashington's Birth
GaV till l.
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KILLED WHILE WALKING IN HER SLEEP.

Hannah Raphael forty eight years Of age. Of No
rs Aen-st, called on her sister at No Isl Henyst,
yesterday and in the afternoon took nap in her
sisters room Just before supper she got up in her
sleep and fell into the cellar and broke her neck sh
died Instantly. The cOrOnc" was informed Ii was
mo-. known that she a sOmnambullst.
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Real estate 10 Gfchaule

-
A FOUR-STORY and basement l9.G-fOot,
n high stOop brick and 1rownstoae pcl-
waite house Oh West EnG-aVc., near Sntn-
81, very desirable ncichbOrhogd; hand
somsly decorated, gas, fixture and carpets :;
contains Il rooms. The interior has been re-.
modelled too large for resent owner ana
occupant; price reasonable; viii ~, hanEe
for uDimproved city lots OF fat. PETER
:. CALLAHAN. go East 42d-st
EXCHANGE for restricted on good bust.
Il ness lots, an elegant History and base
ment corner dwelling location unslf-s ascd :
cash basis equity. $50. 900. Particulars Of
STARR & AHERN. l .699 3d-ave.
4 WILL oxchrnr' an equity Of $500
4 Bensonhurst improved property for. z od
Prooklvn lot, Of same value. Address
GOOD CHANCE. Box !, Iribune once.
w ANT country seat near by for we'll
w rented hats In this city. j. w.
FIELDER. 80 Libefty-st.
VIZ r WILL EXCHANGE the equity in q
w frst-cla~s brOwnstOne house for small
country place near the cty; LOCATION ana
every In provemept the best. FOCLK s.
FRENCH lO7 Broadway.
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flats Go Get, ilntnrnls hco

ID ACs LOR APARTMENT shave, cor
ID Hrr l-I-st.. overlooking Bryant Fafh
rent 1-ontbi-; steam heat, 'eiator, lc.
Aspiv jOl J.A.aYr., o. -. 4. CRU TX
SHANK s. Co, l76 Bfoai"ay.
n I.-IEABLE ap1rtm' nj; all l!ght rooms
- con raj location. rent Only SO per
month, possession Immediate. Apply on
PREMISE. l.S Ed-t +Uth--t.. o. 20 D.. II.
LUDLOW & co.. 800 shave. CO... 4-d.'t.
EXCEPTIONALLY de-iIl5ic apartment
IL overlooking Central PalK; rent only
$1,000; possession Mag !. Apply on prem
i-"-. lciS 5th-aNe.. corner sotn--t
HANDSOME FLATS. = Rooms; h'-t-cll>,
l. lo'a. IN % h--.., near Jth-ntr., oIIp-
o. To PARK r ut $500 possession az one.
u required seen at any Tine. Apply -
Wet 59th-st
~ uE HOKHA."
1 FINEST apartments I'm the city. corner
S-f-~'. ard Paf.-rNr.. heated by @. am. coal
and wood free. door ATTENDANCE" NC; ono
apartment Lswly cgrprtod 20 M thr"c
1u.a L.!., rrnt VIII ir gwen free t.ll May ]
pr ttar.y lease. Apply on promises TO
BENJ. r.. GOODSPEED. 900 Park-oye.
rUHE "FlFTH AVENUE" shave. cor.
1 sjiI-,'.-I lcgnut apartments. 20 rooms
and bath: al Improvements. includ ne rle-
Vators and steam heat Tor rent 20 April !,
1891. CHAS. w. BrsIiNGEI.. SUP.
w AVkKLY. 1872 East ftth-st
w Desirable nats-S rooms.
All rooms Hight and decorated.
$40 per year
JAMES KYLE SONS, go 3d-aVe.
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DIR. MARITS DTVALL.

baltimore, Feb. 21.-Dr. Marus Duvall medical
director OF the United states Navy, retired died sud
denly to-day at his home in this city. DR.. Duvall
was nearly seventy three years of age.