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Proposals.

A RMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street. New
"A York City, August 81, lsol-Scalod proposals, in
TENDER IS 1891 and then opened for supplying about
A,COO gallons OF mineral OIL per Specifications and
seheddle which VIII be furnished on application TO the
UNDERSIGNED Preference Will he given 70 articles OF do
nestle production manufacture conditions
price QEcludinS in the price o. foreign productions or
manufactures the duty UefeOn) icing equal. The
eminent reserves the right TO reject or all proposals
Envelopes containing proposals shOud BE- marked Pro
pOsas for Mineral on" addressed 10 ALEX j
PERRY, Asst Qusrtermaster. General u. 5. A.
ERADING.-Proposals for grading roadways in
~ the District OF Columbia. Once OF the COMMITS son
D. C Washington. d. G., Sept. g. 1s9l.-sealed pro-
pOsas viii be received az this Office until II o'clock
Thursday, september Il, 1891 for grading 4h-st
extended and Euclid Place. from i4thst. West. Blank
proposals and specifications be obtained AZ
this once upon application therefor together with ali
saFy information, and bids only Will be
considered The right Is reserved reject any and ali
bids parts Of bids. J. w. DOUGLASS. j. w. ROSS.
II N ROBERT Commissioners. D. q.
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,VUu
Mafion-ave, 9 cor Campbeil.st 40X7S1 WIN ,o,o
and Charles W OIdyke 70 Isabel MeErs i,oo -O
hoSs-st mo oO; Isaac MARX anu VIZ. 1880
Corpens1ss 500 cor wess ,stie RnbE 75 900
w Power TO Mary Powell o;oi:.,tn ana
Is-ave, n Q cor 45th-st; Vincent nols3ncm anu ooo
wife to Nathan tirabenheims,g 10 LET OK o'''
IO1 10; Jacob Weinberg and wife To Amelia I
botRst aeO n Of adaye, 2OxlOO5 johanna 20 ION
Richard 70 Bernard Metzger: 1o'AVO
shave NO IoSo ,to cor s Ss Matthew sTenna 900
44thst (No 626 West August Herzof 70 FRANK I
72d c z1S and d g sSt 70 Daniel 0Day $4,000
bSd;st 3 1873 y S or asa.e 5000
,2ls'St NO wesS Hainuei $4,000
ROse.st. no ~ Harriet Harriet. Coles extrA' &C.
n7 Tc,s vsselubepper to kehhsussr 1880
l9Otn.st. $ 5, 1902 II W OF Madison-aNe loSA g,
s911; Augustus Mayer TO NJ Msyel, -.
1otasTe s. 1 1az u n OF ootn''' Is 900
AIexander-ave (No 2l4) Jacob Nostrand TO Car 1
tSd;st 3 lSi T. Oh Merritt $1,000
bthave cor xtI9St z'1AioO' 'si'' 10000
totn Dssr sSs 2 to 81 Gerhard
Same property John Turner ct al 10 same;;;.....
6th,svs cor A S96Ss' 'ooAiUo '"o' 10000
v e Wia No A ga Eo;e.st jNos is and 2O
Frederick Ringer 70 inc Me''opo4n i'V' 10000
stec'lns sVe hdsser cor O"i''O'' 1900
u7thst { H0 5sl "'sV' $4,000
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THE BOON. OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave. 500 pages
ilustfated Tho standard authority American OPEN
sailing, swimming play.
nc Shooting, horseback riding &c, &c. full 81 per
ronv Published BY The Tribune EewYork. Entertain
inss Isnd universally conipiiHented by tho press-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-11
hnilrpnos
"AMERECA's GREATEST RAiLKoA"
NE:!w!!! YORK CE!::N1RAL

PlAooott
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
All trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave- and Forty second ST. New-Yer
Centre OF Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY
Trniu. leave ns follows
FAST MAIL AND 1000 ISLAND SPECIAL
MES5 Albany g, Esys2 b ssiSs p
SARATOGA LAKE GEORGE AND MONTREAL
SPECIAL
1890 A. M.-wsgnsr drswinsteOm cars through; . Que
s s1SasSsi Il: Is M % 0'ia"s" a. ''''
NEw.Y0RK AND CHICAGO LIMITED: u,.
1000 A. M-Composed exclusvely OF Wagner Eesupu.e
SS pGss 9d hsp1s a RH3s Risfs
Due Chicago o ;46 a. m. next day
CHICAGO DAY EMPRESS.
3y sE'I: s sunS e, v e9an:e Sn
train does not run west Of Cleveland and Detroit
sOUTHW EsTERN LIMITED.
guet smoi9G and Library Rnas and 4, CAFE "a car.
Rus Sn:9Gi rs 10 no next DAY nd 20 SS Are
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL
sa yeS s s SGs SS sS'
n neH day. day. No ' extra i fare .''
SARATOGA SPECIAL
'''so rs T. Toy g. @'s saratoga $40 p m
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
s.f Fl S BSns Gs Due Sud Dcro
Chicago 4 $50 .. m.
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
90 bns G5 ESs Ss suao i5 %
u.s. chicago 100 0i p m St - Louis 90
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS.
So sssRnE due S15 o6 = and q
tresi, d due 1si IL a NJ N
BUFFALO S HbbfadsDI Eah 1SGG ISLAND AND
''5S M5waSf sssPFRs c'ss O6 Ss"a05 cn Y 80
a m Alexandra Bay. I 90 a. m. Paul Smiths and
Topper Lake Station.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS ExPREs-.
500 enas Gdaaspo H'i69s St Louis
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
300 ~ bd De'? gG Sn' ''f'1
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS. -
s2 ns sssP ssd c cTc,SO
TIsHKIIL (NEwBURGl. roUGHK EEPSIEE, Ri HE
CL1PF kINGsToS ANP &c AZ ~ I'd MO- H. 3 49,
So 62S n also Tor !SGghbeePsGeb y 10 10 4. H.
lof SC catss station 5S Ss, IT, and IT.
p 9n for S Gar II Se s 20 p6nt II O
ii Sd Mi2I5, 81 $:55' , H;S5 ;23 3ad T. Nh
80; $50 s:55s 80 500, go 8 :oO o15' III ;Ss
sAKAT'oS&@H 80 q no, 1880 II 30 A. NJ. 10 80
udf 10 ASD 4hf6 5S s5 80 &c., ga? 49, $780, 49,
RoGFESrR a, 70 49, co. no :29
Ii Ii % z ~ also 80 o. f$2 SGG W.
ADTiRoNDGecK MOUNTAINS AND MoNTREAL-'e 20
E Nv VyIsyt VP 4 e GLkYT6N ALSO FOR ADIRoN.
DAcK M0UXT IYs-739 p GGD in c31yfS6
plo A; NJ, 7:$o P n. for oswego elo' looo'
.,riR3TTiBSSS~ GENEVA AID CANANDAIGUA-91o
10 100, no 80 A. NJ. 80. 90, 9:l5 IL 30 p NJ.
PITTsFIRLD LENOX NORTH ADAMS
AND TIE BERKsHlRR HILLS
win Harlem DlvisiOn)
Two trains with through Drawing Room Cars -. -
S go % due P Fsd N NoTth ADAMS 1d%:
NORFOLK AND The MTCHFIELD HILLS.
70 so D. ~. through due Norfolk, Conn., :S2 p IN;
For tickets and Ia SleepingCars apply at Grand
Central station ALB ;s5, az Broadway u PaIk
YORK; SSs Washin Gton-st 529 Futon-st ana S9S Ecu
IVestcotts Exprcss calls for checks baggage from
hotels and residences through 70 destination g.,
NV Datv aycent SUNDAY Other trains run daily.
Above trains except those leaving at 10 9;2O M.
2J5 30 80 :55, 80, :55, aud ii 09 p H. stop
AZ 12Sth- st. statiOn.
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY, GEORGE H. DANlELo,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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A UCTION, EAST ORANGE, n. ].
N JonN NJ. BURNETT Aueuoneer: VIII sen, sep
the Oranges-Park.aye at WashinPton-st. This plot Is
2OSN2S5 There od-fashioned frame houses on the
same which improved, and the land be divided
10 advantage. - - 100,
THIS is A RARGAINl MUST BE SOLID - =.
Do not miss this chance. Sale rain or shine II ~
will hold the sale in one Of the houses Fuller
particulars OF JOHN NJ BURNETT, AucuOneer,
Marxet st n. u
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD. On. Y. G. &

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, On. Y. G. &
w II. r. i. r. Co. Lessee -Iralns ieaye Wes; 42d.'t
the foot OF Jayst Ssw- York; Hamilton London Detroit
louis IS Is s is p n Toronto. 40 100 m. 10,
: rs p, N. Bgnaoa Rochester: Suspension Bridge
Niagara Fails 80, 10 100 5 10 y 3 10 D. IN.
Utcs and Syracuse $3.50 10 100 Is IS, g Is j. n.
Al and Albany - 30 7 10 10 co., iii s5 a. m,
a. %a po Y e l5 no so 5 s. Vi" 10 c S 10 IT,
Il il s5 a. M, 4 10, a. 90, 80, 3 l5 30. $50
a. no. BIB ,. N. Elegant sleeping car, Tor Iuiao,
Toronto, Detroit Chicago and st. Louis
si through trains saratoga and Caldwell Lake George,
iii 35 g. M parlOr attached. Kaaterskil Hunter,
Hobart Boomvlle Grand Hotel Station and Phoenica,
q 30. til 30 a. m. Parlor II 35 a. o..
train. New-Palu, Lake. Mohonk and MinnewasSa. 80
a. NJ u II 80 a. m Daily. Daily except saturiay
BROOKLYN via BROOKLYN Annex. ITO 40 az 90 y.
Jersey CITY T. r. Il. station, n IL 20 a3 :35
For ticket timetables ntlor and sleeping ca 9ecommo-
datons or information apply Offices Brooklyn 1913 Washin
ton.st 720 Fultonst anne ONCE, foot Of Fulton-st
New.York CITY: Nos. OIL 1868 1855, 942 Broadway, 143
Iowery Il PARK Place SO West l25tb-s and West Shore
Stations foot OF West 4@d-st. and foot Of Jays. y H.
C. H. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent Vanderbilt.
ave, New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-11

Y II K I 1II1 oII1 IT0VN 0F AMHFST MASS
b. decree OF Probate Court the 1ndeisSn hoSr 0,en
made commission sell and decd the homestead properly
bcong ing TO BottwoOd, deceased IL
located in the centre village Of amherst, adopting
OF Amherst College. and fronting on the fge
PARK The house lot contains acres q rods on which
fine garden pet a fruitful appe and pear oremrL ana
other fruits. Belonging b. thu estate but dNlded IRON
the above by public highway, pasture lou 81 arS
b. separately. The buildings are large two-st9y
brick house with 16 rooms cattle or stock barn, with
attached sheds and yard horse barn with Stale car
and poultry house, with wired
ward All the buildings are wen poi1ted sbundantY
supplied with pipes and cOnduits
and are most thoroughly built and In good rcpalE The
town complete system Of schools from knd rgerten
IL college location for the education OF children.
amid TIE most beautiful and natural scenery and the ele
waiting influences OF culture and refinement as permanent
home gentleman wishing retire from the turmoil OF
active business, summer nome, this place canno;
h. ri\allfd in New-England. II will be sold without
reserve a public auction the premises at O'Clock
n m Wednesday, October u next
Amherst september D, 1871: - ..,
LEVI STOCKBRlDGE,
T. +. COOK.
L. n. HILLS,
Commissioners
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New-York, Thursday. Sept. 10.

New-YOrk, Thursday. Sept 10.
The following sales held at the Exchange ana Auc'
ton Room to day ,.,.. 5sv
Plot Of land Alexanderave, cor l4ist-s'' ION
100 Muller 4 0etjen, S23, 800. 80 Wa,
Sale OF buildings with lots. Nos 1856 ana l4z "e''
67th-st, ave, adjourned 20 september a
Sales Of dwellings with plot o. land MG l o ana No doS
123dst Of 3dave, and dwelling, Win Io N' '0'
West 55th st, OF 9th-ave. withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-11

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N' T. CIIh
Christe-st Nos % and rs Pauline Jacobs TO Isaac
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R M T: Nj BER

they before been offered at auction Ihy arc
situated 6lst 62d and 63d sts ana lotn, I."h 81
18Th ayes They are NEAR BL.YTHEBOURNB, Bath
Beach Junction and Park and the ands Oh .o
West Brooklyn Improvement Company. TIE So,
BEACH AND BROOKLYN, BATH AND WEST END
RAILROADS HAVE STATIONS hEAh PtorhhA'.
Tho latter line runs tn the Union Depot 36th-st ana
shave where it connects with the tthave' EeNaVu
Time from the Bridge n Minutes 1t will probably soon
run to the 39h.st Ferry the finest from Newfor" Pre
on railroad cents The Sea Beach and Manhattan Beach
Raj roads pass through portion OF the properly ana hSe
stations in the immediate vicinity. One oil inc Hos'
expensive schoohou.os Island outsde OF BROOK
lyn) IS within FIVE minutes walk. The grade is level ana
every lot is ready to be built upon at once Inc properly
surrounded by fine dwellings and the most desirable III
Kings County should command the especial attention OF
all in search OF homes business stands or investments
Titles insured Additional Information and free passes
from JERE JOHNSON, JR., GO Lberty-St' New-fork'
and 1Sa and 101 MCntague-st, Brooklyn.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
R. R.oOF NEW-JERsEY

EOOI OF LI!.I-l;L 80 y - IN W 11Is
40 a. n, for EtstOn, Mauch Chunk Wilkesoarre
Scranton Reading Harrisburg l2maquA Pottsye sham.
oEin Sunbury. Eagles Mere WililsmspOrt On Sundays
Sr aSton Msuch Ghunl Wilsesbarre and Scranton.
" G 100 a. in. for EAst0n and hlentOTn. - 49,
90 a. m. for Easton and Maueh Chunk On Sundays,
Fastou Maucb Chunk and Shamokin -, ,,,,,,--- ,-
S13 a. IN. FOR Easton, Mauch Chunk, Wllkes6arre'
Scranton Reading, Harrisburg louisville. Tsmoqua sham
En Snbury Eagles Mere WllltamspOrt. Through coach
30 WllanspOrt - ,,.A o.,. p.os,., 1ro.,,.
burg Pottsylle ShamOkln Sunbury and Whlialnsp0rt'
on Sunday. for Easton Mauch ChuhR' IamSqua fos1s'
4 90 M m for Easton, Mauch Chunk, Reading. Harris
burc Wikesbarre Scranton Tamaqua, Pottsyllle, Sham
OKin. .u.n..rn
b.45 n n for Faston MOuch Chunk, Reading, HorriS
burg, &c. SUNDAYS at 80 p, m
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FURNISHED 6onsss 90 Ee.

S11 5rH AVE: .,..., ,,vo,,-
ing on rkct Innblyi billiard, dining,
and music room extension. Keys from
v. X STEVENSON g. CO.,
106 Broadway
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ALL RAIL ROUTE

For Freehold and Atlanac h4gnIata. at 49, s;lo.
If * a m / 80 80 90 y. Sundays, l6 a. m
100 q. m except Freeholul. - , lob. ..,, .. uot,,
pleasant at 4 80, s15, II rs a, M, 100, 3 49,
~ ;UV, and nd SbTry PARK 3 il O. m. 90 p. M,
sr lakewood Toms River. Barnegat Park and Barne
~, a 40 X is A, m, / 80. 80 p. m.
For Beach Haven Atlantic CITY VInoand and Bridgeon
at ~ So Nonmouth Beach and soabrght at 80 40
! 80 p n 30 PHI y IT. IhansLpHIA. BALTIMORE AND
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

With one exception all the sales advertised to take pace
q, the Exchange Yesterday were Withdrawn adjourned
William Kennedy sold under foreclosure plot IN one
hundred andforty rsst southwest corner Of Alexander
ave. lOox75xrreg containing three and quarter ots 70
MIME, A. oetien for s23 COO The following transactions
private contract reported Charles Sehn{i mas
fourstory orcnnstone dwelling 1ex50xl00, for term OF
tlrte years 800 per aanum - Francis NJ Buralcs
eS- Mayor Of Utica. james f. Leyiess and Charles D.
sold for Daniel s. McEiroy, No 81 PerksSe
lOUr-story brow front cling. - feet north on
Thirty enthst lot 2lxS0 70 Anson w: Hart Inc
price paid said be IN the heghOohood Of $oOVVV
Farehid Yoran have sold FOR >. IL. Johnson NO fl<
West Eghteentst, $50 feet west OF Nmth.ave three-
stJy hssoop brick dwelling on lot 2OoNSZ OIL p"e
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81 pop 0pUIIADpLPHlA. BALTIMORE AND
FoN f"''' WASHINGTON.

For PHILADELPHIA a. 80, 40 100 10 90. II 80 M
.eO 2 .OO 30 co. 90, 100, 30 D. m, II 10
night SUNDAYS, 90. 10 80. IL 80 m . 100. $50.
90 oOV h % and Wellington daily at 90 II 80 with
mining Car a NJ 90, 80 Dining Carr, 90 D. M.
IL j night. ., % - ,.ao Ann IN
80 p. NJ - IS night Except sturdy night sundays
Yisburg Pottsyile, &c. -, r.,,,,, $1,000.
m Il 80 Bunet Parlor Cap. 80 p; H. IL 10 midnight
sexcept satrrday NIGHT, Sundays, q 200 D. m.
and Parior car be procured at II. 172
GA, Aib gIG l14O, 1923 Broadway, .S1 6th-eyer 20i
x,2l IS;lst Tia Fast l2jth ST. New York CouFt-st.
sco Fniton.st % Broadway. BROOKLYN.
xeUYcrk Transfer Company Will call Tor and cheek oaS
cage from hote! or residence
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Cost anu 9ouuo

OST or STOLEN.-Bank- book issued by the Seamen's
IL Bank for Savings, NewYork, TO The subscriber.
Lille NJ. Hennessey. II the book
concerning II IS sent % the bank within 80
from this date Will apply 10 the bank for Is cancellation
VIM. j. HENNESSEY.
New.York Sept 10, 1891.
OST-Thursdsy September 10, about noon in Madison
L. Square, q small black and dog, the
name Of "Riggy" ears cut Liberal reward will b. paid
for hs return TO 222 9TH ave.
\ OST.-BaDk. book No COS 29s Bank for Savings 81
IL Bleccker-st, New-York. Payment stopped. Please
return book 10 bank.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-23
"a WONDER WORKER.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, q young man
Of Burlington, Ohio. states that he
had been under. the care of two
prominent physiciahs, and used
their treat it1eht until he was not
able to get around. They pronoun-
ed his case to be consumption and
incurable. He was persuaded to try
DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds and at
that time was not able to walk a.
cross the steet without resting. He
found, befare he had used half Of Il
dollar bottle, that he was much bet
ter; he continued to use it and is to-
day enjoying good health. If you
have any Throat, Lung or Chest
Troble try it. We guarantee satis-
faction. Trial bottle free at E. F.
WHlTNEY's Drugstore.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-23
FOREIGN lNTELLIoENcE.

In gale ten fishing smacks were
lost of the coast of Japan and sixty
lives were lost.
CHOLERA was raging in Siam, there
being an average of forty deaths daily.
FIRE destroyed the famous Castle
Bouquet, near Namur. Germany, and
the collection of paintings. including
many rare and priceless works, were
consumed in the flames
In Chilli the insurgents defeated with
heavy loss 5000 of the government
troops at Copiapo, the capital of the
province of Atacama.
FIVE people were burned to death in
London tenement house fire.
The debt of the province of Nova
Scotia is 50. 643. 900.
FIRE damp exploded in the Hugo pit
near Kattowitz, Prussia, killing ten
miners.
DURING fight between the Mani
puris and British fifty of the former
were killed, with no loss on the British
SIDE
In the Italian chamber of deputies
Premier Rudini was interpellated con-
corning the dispute with the United
States. He explained the situation,
and said in conclusion that in no case
could serious trouble between Italy and
the United States be expected
In Chill the insurgents routed Balma-
cada's army, killing 1,700 of his soldiers
and wounding 1000 The battle took
place at Pozo de Almonte. The rebels
were in absolute control of all the
northern provinces.
IT is claimed by Prof. German Lee,
of France, that he has discovered q
new consumption cure. Excellent re.
suits, he claims, have already been OBJ
tanned.
The death of Michael Browne, the
Oldest coroner in England, occurred at
Nottingham. He was born in 1900
and had held the Office Of coroner fifty
five years.
OFF the Caroline islands the British
ship St Catharine was wrecked and
ninety persons were drowned
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-23
andidate for mayor. to have : plurality

candidate for mayor, to have . plurality
Of $50 votes.
/ Mrs. NEsBIT, OF Leclaire, IL, while
eating breakfast fatally shot her hus-
band and then herself Domestic
trouble was the cause. IS
ADDIE DUNCAN, farmers daughter
living near Alliance, O., fell from =
fence and broke her neck, and hogs
partly devoured the body before It was
found.
Mrs. JACOB BLoTz, Of ShullsburR,
Wis, shot and mortally wounded her
brother, Henry Ivey, as he was enter
ing her house for the purpose Of killing
her
THE government life-saving service
for the Eleventh district, which includes
gone on duty.
WALKER Brown (colored) was
hanged at Laurens, S. G., for the murder
of Noah Ramaga, last Novem Der; Will
liam Green (colored) was executed at
New Orleans for the murder of Joseph
Proper on January 8, 1890, and George
and Fred Dunawas undians) were
hanged at Tahlequah, I. r.. for the
murder last September Of Wash Lee, .
Cherokee.
THE famous case Of Mrs Myra Clarl.
Gaines against the city of New Orleans
has been compromised and her heirs
receive $500, 900 in the settlement.
GEORGE HARDY, boy, and Mrs.
Ollie Sells were drowned by the cap
sizing of boat in the canal at Brighton
Beach, Ind.
THOMAS DoBsoN and Charles Coke
fair, both living near Charlottesville.
Ind, committed suicide
In the American baseball association
the percentages Of the clubs for the
week ended on the 18Th were: Boston,
.714; Louisville, ZOO; st. Louis, .686;
Baltimore, no; Washington, .42S; Col
1855.
At Sioux Falls, s. D., Mrs. Frank r.
Hyde killed her two children and then
took her own life. She left note
saying she feared they were growing
insane.
The death Of Alanson Sweet, the last
of the twelve men who founded Chica-
go, occurred at the home of his son,
George Sweet, aged 81 years.
MRS. JAMES MATTHEWS and two
young daughters of Richard Kaufman,
prominent farmer, were drowned at
Nevada, Mo-, by the upsetting Of q
boat.
EXPRESS trains on the Lake Shore
road collided at Kipton, O., and six
postal clerks, two engineers and one
fireman were killed.
A FIRE at Little Rock, Ark, destroyed
the wholesale dry goods house of Gus
Blass & Co. and the stores of B. Levin
son, wholesale liquors, and A. Kuttner.
millinery. Total loss, 100000.
EDWARD REED, Thomas Kennedy and
John Mahoney were killed by an ex-
plosion in silver mine near Aspen,
Col.
FIVE men were drowned in Laurel
creek, near Addison, w. Va.
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THE EAST.

IN Boston the twenty-sixth anniver-
sary of the death of Abraham Lincoln
and the thirty-seventh anniversary of
the formation and naming of the re-
publican party was observed on the
18th.
The Massachusetts, legislature has
provided for state worlds fair COM
mission and appropriated $3.50
HENRY NJ. STANLEY, accompanied by
his wife, sailed from New York for
Europe. The report that Mr.. Stanley
had been made governor of the Congo
was officially denied
LIEUT.. SCHwATKA started on his third
expedition to Alaska to explore the
country from the Yukon river west
FIRE destroyed the Ross building, in
which Station C, New York post office,
was located, involving loss of $780,
900. The mails were saved.
AT New Brunswick, N. j., James
Lynch, after being indicted for wife
beating, went home and hanged him
self
ONE of the mills of the Norwich Falls
Comm Cotton Manufacturing Com
pany was burned, causing loss of
$780, 900.
CHARLES OMMEcKER shot and killed
Louise Ornecker on board steamer
in New York and then killed himself.
No cause was known for the deed.
WEALTHY persons of New York have
quietly raised $1,000 of a fund of $780,
600 to be donated to the unmarried
daughters of the late Gen. Sherman.
The fat er of the national banking
system in this country, John Thomp-
son, died in New York city, aged 81
years.
IN Waterbury, Conn, Morgan O'Brlen
died at the age of 101 years.
AT their home in Brooklyn, N. Y,
Samuel Clark fatally shot his wife and
then himself.
The oldest member of the Gland
Army of the Republic, John Milligan,
died at Mechanicsville, N. Y, aged over
100 wears.