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New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
NAVAL FLAGS AT HALF-M MAST.

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Acting under instructions from secretary Tracy yes
terday all Of the flags at the Navy Yard and on the
training ship Minnesota. the rccciving-sip Vermont,
lc dynamite cru ser Nesuvius and the lanuc, were
lowered t. hafmast out Of respect to the memory OF
Admiral David D. Porter. and will remain 50 until
after the funeral When the cruiser Concord was
mt into commission az 10 m her flag was hoistei
full up to the gaf and then lowered to hatmaNt'
This was in accordance with the following tccgrapc
order received late on Friday night by Rear-Admral
D. l.. Brane:
Washington, d. c. Feb. 49, 1891
ro Commaudant Navy Yard. New York. y. \.
In token Of res pcct 10 memory Of Admiral Porter dis
NAV fa, Al half mast until after funeral.
P"' 7 T.. F. TRhCY, secretary
The following was received by Rear Admiral Braine
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

DR.. \. W. kingsley, Colonel Thomas W. h"VH' n -.
Harper. Dr. Charles Partcc, George W. Mage; u W.
stanley A. Cohen John ElderSn, C. l. Ca'iiv' Ic.ter
Ranger Dr. f. L. NJ. Bristol Captain Oharc' Oha. sickIe.
= { 4 Colonel Rodney L. 5. A.; "ehers' ,s.ans
- 80 . vr,a,.mo,,cr N1 b. Valentine willard Parsons,
Dr J. F. Ferguson Colonel Thomas L. "at'on, I'D and
5. wlekham. Major w. J. Porter. b. H. fi'Aef"s
Henry Hartman.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

The resolutions unanimously adOp cd. ana The
Speaker in accordance herewith, appointed the fol
lowing committee: Mcssrs. Bouteflc, Herbert o'Neil
of Pennsylvania; Flower. Lodge. McCr3ary and
NandevCr.
The House then. an additional mark of respect
adjourned.
Harrisburg Penn. Feb. l4.-GoveTnor Pattson and
staff Adjutaut General McCicland and MAJ prt'ei
eral SnOWdcn and staff viii attend the funeral OF
Admiral Porter next Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
FOUND DEAD IN HER ROOMS.

Bertha Feltman, a goodloOkng young woman for'y'
eight years old found dead in her room on inc .op
floor OF No. 1871 Forsyth-st yesterday
afternoon I supposed that she had been dead for TWO
days.
The deceased woman married fifteen years ago
to Joseph Fetnan, who wealthy banker in
u rim but failed business. Twelve years he Sc
u,ed divorce his wife, Two years afterward the
woman sailed for this country, and since her arrival had
worked a cook.
Last evening Deputy Coroner Donln examined the
body. lie was OF opinion uat oeah was caused W
1,udanum poisoning but from what he could learn. hs
,s unable TO say with suicidal intent.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
IN MEMORY OF ADMIRAL PORTER
RESOLUTIONS IN CONGREss-THE HOUSE AD
JOURNS As MARK or hFSrFOl-
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNhHAL'

JOrRNs As A MARK OF RESPECT
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL
Washington Feb 14.-In the Senate to-day Mr..
Chandler offered resolutions. when were agreed
to that tbe senate realized in the death Of Admiral
rr,rl ,be loss 10 The coun ~ of officer Of the
highest rank and distinction, whose achievements
throurb service Of sixtytwo years, had ftv Illus
trated the courage and patriotism Of the American
Navy. that the tendcrest sympathes of the Nation
ver, present with his fanny in its time of grief, and
that a committee Of five senators be appointed to
attend his funeral. senators Cameron. Hale McPher
,on blackburn and Chandler were appointed.
Mr. Boutelle, OF Maine. from the Committee on
Naval Affairs I'm the House reported resolutions ex
nr.siye Of the grief with which the House has heard
~ the death OF Admiral David Dixon Porter, who
durpg more than sixty years Of distinguished honor
10 his country had added 10 the honor Of one Of the
mos iIu,trlous names in naval history and direct
ing the speaker 10 appoint committee Of seven
members 10 take such action a may be appr ,pTiata
in regard to the public funeral OF the dead Admiral
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
upon arrival Of the mail from Washington yesterday
General order. m, No,v DenartUient

upon arrival OF The NM ITV''
morning:
General order. u Navy DcnartUent
Washington. Feb. -. lS'l.
,r,o cooro,o,,. ~ thc Navy has the ptuiul duly oi
Inc % ., ibc Navv and The country the death ii
the highest occr Of the .erye VI rIT radn A0 D. i2 c
AuU " ,oor,Inr In the seventy eighth }cir "l u ;
age sixty year q ldmra % 9rIG cGa,ry M The record o
IeNX f,D ono of the brightest pages oi IL history
III, achievements while in SSalG GSoan5 % fari, & Of thr
N siuni sGuaGron AT the fall oi Nich,hf ana ~ gl ie
Xorn N;nc squadron at e ,aPl'y ba % ' Of ihs
nav e',tm % ~ mn,'rrpTdar, Ilr dc l1Trncd by The
wsoIe country. and hi, memory will forever be cherished
anu NJ iar of the funeral the Navy department VIII
no closed the Nag WI be di-piaycd ~ hAl I'Ii az 1n
nav and seventeen minute gun, VIII b" -frd AT
noon from ecn navy ya + IG & Ngy 2yyv g' aaG MaTnd @
will be d;aped au m di dc" of mourning for thirty days
corps VIII t. F. TRACY. secretary Of the Navy.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
Furnished Gouscs.

Country.
4, OTTAGTS elegantly furnished. I,lip.
Y l.. /. near Pavilion llots.. Q" l't VIII
LIE COHEN. l5G broadway
UENINUlD tOIIA,'iN Oh Long l..
l. l4nd, -ca-ou 1901 li-t- r.. "ut' or
al Ti'EHIK 4 FANNING, Bay Nnor".
l.. !.
D0NFEI.r. CoNN
To l.t thoroughly fIrlis'rl. "Ila"i't
Lodgr." rr>!d,uc' = Mis- il,'nor .n,"",,i,.
10 nnrt. cultr, Inqulr. 4 rom i;i J AtoE.
ar ~ l.. T.. White Co.. 10 Ntl.-t.
,ro RENT mly furnished, co,Hgo known
A.. "Eurhy.", a. oy''tirr b.. J.. d.:
v,,.-. cl.ylut .hnla trre- and cuumol.uu-
stables. Apply to owner, WM. J. lOI SIS.
oyster BAY l.. l.
no RENr. folly furnished house. ,l.tihie
/ Nr g.nf!-un.'- country resi-. nee.
.,.ovu 49, -rh- II mc,'rit.' on thr water.
: Oy-ter B1y, l.. /. , fine lawn. large "at"r
font abuudauc. of shade trrc> Jnd rne
,t,h'c. location healthy. apply % owner.
WM. J. TOrSGS. oyster Bay. l.. |.
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flato Go Get, Furnished

4 DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
y YORK IRGBf NE WILL ~ RE
CEIYED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
~. - I}-uadNay. corner Thirty .i!r>t-,t. :;
l,i40 Broadway. corner -b.h st. until .
y m. : 20 West IWtnty-tnlr-. -. to,uer
tth.ayr.: - Gth.a,e l6a fourth-aye..
corner Fourteenth .f.: $50 1hiu.1Ye.. cor.
u,r iurty.sr,euth--t 0-b lhifGa,c.. near
>i,tv-fr t.. Los f'r>t-3is.. 700 West
Ipr't. .s'.oId--'. o@2 ,olunhu> a;
Ll7o N.nth-ry"" c"lnc- 72a st 81
I'D he iAi;LfN ofrftf Iso East ono.
huusr.d.1nd.tw tv.0fth-sf ND t0 : D. d..
AID pos W.T. Ono-hundrrd. and .tVen,v .Afth.
It A. regular orc" rates
ID ACUELpE APARTMENTS by the
ID year Large and small. with baths. Sc.
ELEGANTLY furnished or not - w. 3jth-Nt
ELAT- comp c'riy flru she'd without rD-
T au.rlnr rlsh t,uU-it. only - ncrr--
ary MNNUFACTrRLE'S A"tNT. loJ
Wet 2"th.-t
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
Real estate 10 Cxthanae

ENCHANGE.-fir,Lc class property uptown
H for country SCAT or farm, money to
loan. UONT & ELWELL. l31 E'way
WE Will EXCHANGE the equity IN
w lrs.-cla-s iOurstory hroWnstOmr
house well located. for a small county
llsce near the city FOuLK & TRENCH.
g. Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
Orc5smaklnq.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RE-
CEIVLD At THE UprOMN OFFICES,
No. /. rs Broadway. corner Ihiriy-hf't'st.
I4o Broadway, conner 2utn-st., unlH =
D. m.: go Wc,t Twenty .third.,t., corner
shave: 1j2 Gth-aTe.; lo3 Fourul'aNe'
corner Fourteenth Il.
MILLINERY ard d-cssmaking parlors,
vi li6 Wo,t ."d-st .-Sp"ci1l atyillIl@oh ION
given &, orders; mourning OUTFIT. m.dr & ~
an short notice; competent attendants IT, take
measure and order, a: patrons residence.
m son WRIGHT Managers.
AM. MAURICE. reliable private dress
VI maker; elegance IN hitting, STYLES, &c !
we'll known; low prices home or OUT no
meals. -'i 6th-aNe.
DNRISIAN DEFS~MAKEH.-Makc In the
i latest and br,t French style walking, rc-
r. ptiou aid BAH dresses; ht ana making
pcifrrt. 462 llcnry-,t, Br2oklyn.
NISSAN DRE~SMAK R.-Kobest ct
rantanuN: perfect lit; elegant Sty
latest novelties; short notice moo',5,tc
uric,.. MAD. -. MICHEL DURRAND,
g. W.; llth--t.
.,t-pTEIOH hitting: order. promptly exc
e ,u.td. ladic- waited on ~ their ic-l-
d.,,c,-. street and evening Gowns; prices
"a rlhic McCOVEK iOl LeNington-a\e.'
uc.r t.d--'. -
rpuoEOrtU dy-smakcr on isd - walk;
inr and c1c cn.1g Cr"@s's perfect ~ ana
-fyl. e.arlutc 4 nome or, .hy tn. oa>' ""'
ar - COMPETENT. lo6 West i2d-'t.
,puornt't,U DKFSSMAkF FE desires en-:
garrm,nf- 10y Gai or Wt,k. IN " out OF
rItv. highest Ici'r"hces. Addi's~ DlshNN'
NtEI.E 10. @3y. Tribune Uptown once,
237 broadway. -
n, 10 -6 Freuch drc-srahng; cutting.
y busting So; GLOW" ntting men cu~
- ftr. .u q true merchant tilor- ~N-t'fn
~ cu,tiur taught prit" 7J. Mrs. RooMt.
% W. ith--t.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

VINO cut him with a razor in the barber shop Laln's
said hY struck Stoidard in sefdefence ou' aiu n
have a razor about him when he did so. his wiie @he
assistants corroborated this Stoddard Is twentynlns
wears DID, and lived at No. 20 Cottage Place.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

A PRIVATE RESIDENCE on Columbia
n Heights. BROOKLYN. minutes walk
from Fulton Ferry and Minutes walk
from the Bridge. to rent to priVat. family ;
Cor mand, fire view Of the BAY; possession
az once; rent free until Ju'y on years
lease. Adire>s SOUTHERN ITALY,
Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

HE LOCKED UP THE JATLOR AND ESCAPED.
Frank Mcdonald % Sears old, prisoner confined In
the Queens County jail at Long Island City, escaped last
ioht by locking jailor named lIargoye In the Jail
.r,ldor Mcdonald charged with burglary
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

ViILL NELL or EXCHANGE ~ s1crl-
w 1.o. for need o. money. . new. mag.
niii""ut f-.'orv. bay-wlndow'd brick and
'orra-cC'tt double corner hatS: well rcnt 4 =:
al inJfoycm' cabinet hariwoOl finish ::
No>. Coz 500 7ol. 703 Bushwick-qvo.,
corner Suvcar-st beautiful hcal'hfrl.
,cle ncighborhoo1; iG minutes 10 Pr dgc:
= 20 ferries. owner. DR.. PRAEGFR on
r.l.ls..
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
Gonntrn Rrai estate 60 Get


At CRAWFORD. y. J., - minute, via
"a y. =. c. 4 r.. yn y H.,N.cc cot
ta,o>, rent go o. $500; d." elegant cot
Sl5,d. '1t rnj $50 to 500; i6r sale 70 900 to
y, 900. VIZ. D. BlGELOW.
AT PLAINfGELD. y. J.-A large
~ handsome house TO rent; l. room.
b,-ldr bJtn room and laundry; all modem
conyenioncc- furnace, rang, oI~n nrs-
&C.; best location; : LiinutcF wall from
station.
For information and permit address
OWNER, l.. q. BON l6J.
Railway, y. J.
HAST ORANGE, y For rent one
tddrr~- JOHN W RUSSELL. zoo B'vay.
T. OUR-STOKY brick mansion on the
L Hudson: suitable for coil x" or semi
nary; 30 r1om- large -"h0Or,0n'. bath,
hot and cold water, ample grounds, i1lr
and Oub o. NJ, convenient to city, n'dr
depot ana Uo.Joh CO.; win b" rented for tue
.rnool yfar commend Ing ScptcJ u. J., 1901, ,
completely or iar'ly furnished. AZ nominal
rent 10 responsible parti Adde'S
SCHOOL. Bon -. TriDnhc Oihcr.
DLAIXFIELD. y. I'm ,cclora'o Of
/ - EasO 10 let or ioass. cOlonia' hou- q.
al modern improvements. inc! ding electric
Eight: >i4o OF lO'. 11jX290 feet rent. $3.50
pr annum; would sell at hdr.al". Or, would
rNchangr. Addr :, COLONIAL. l1l Cen
tral.aNc.. Pa nhrld. y. j.
- AND BANK TO lease on royalty for
- term % years; water front property
on the Hudson River 10 Newbrrg, 1000 600
cubir wards. best quality tcmp"rnC. build
ing and mouldMt sand inspector ana hij'
Yonkcr-. y.
ITO LET.-CIarford. =. J.-Ncw-JerSry
i Central T.. r., - minutes from y W
York, , from depot house u rooms, l1un-
dry. storc.room and bathroom; pcrfr
%: improvements, rent. 5000. FRED :.
ELY. - Iaosdway, Ncw-York; or LYDIA
Il. LY, Crawford y. J.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

Don't purchase a carriage, in town or out
until VOu U7y US q visit.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

a rff,,,C co,,uuI-- yt,l.'- and vrfp-
handsome dr. for 81. Nine. OWEN,
'Cy No. .. l-.t
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
Drce5mnkinQ.

4 RTIsTIC DEI-ssNAKINd.,.Pr Pr7f,'t
handsome dr.. for 81. Mmr. OWEN,
-C2 W,.t 2al--t
A ANIL. IuIBACp l05 VT
~. 2sth-.t.. trs gowns. "''hlnt, sif" '
IN holsa or s, s.. ai-o tail1r-Wsd- couIc
q, CAN'T. nodpF't p' g. sh"'l notice
A DNEa~E, for u.!',rs, . 90 Il
n. y,a,. ny specially ever d'scf.p'ion
I,Ic,t d.-ign-. an. @osK short uo.l.e.
Mm5 Il. i-VTorVErrE. IL W',t l7tu.,t.
RyI>TiC TAILoR.NNpE SUITS. SO +;
y Ct plaraltc,d al-O ball, evening aud
l,ceution drc-..-. LONDON AND fttJS
DEf.SoM AkING CO. lol W'-t @l't-'t..
cor. 6'h-s,o.. Ot,f adam, > dI' -ooi- store.
C0NrrIEtl eolor4 dr'."m"her wants
MAKER, .oI W; ai,a.st.
EHiLDKAN' DHIr,E, AID lad.,-' 40
L d.rw.a. made 20 order. stamping ald
hand a. broldrrug dnur in tnc n'"rS. -.'l q.
-On oth-a,c. T.. Nj TIL
nEESSMAK -F..ncn; vi,.c, engage
~ M,ut hi =. ~, o. W.rh Ir .i'. Dr. t,
Il - pr day. Mn. FlLLiL i-G last
a. Hr~SE, mad. by French system: pcr.
cis,n. Adtr.., MADAME, 2Ji 'h-'yD.
IA RE,oMAKING-Ey la.y. rApcll.n.cl.
~ n n ut city d. ffoc' Nttrf and at .c-
model iur ~ r. st; ly CAV. week or vo.I
aouc rcaso'atla. WORT II, 1uhurr ONCE.
K.SsNAEEE and LADIES TAILOR.
~ An ants in a"- gum, l-n &c.,
Boz. from IIIour with FIur3. NnrUh. u l-.
lCo.n.ny. evening ai Rec Itou Dr. .-c..
To. DO. "a l0.-GIdr costume. Wmp.. &c.,;
best nt-ing lrl -tyl ia tai- cts or 3D. lay 4;
SO pai cIy or a. home; no c1td-. Addr'-,
10 3th-atr.
nRR- ~NAKEH.-S. 2. T.ylor', system;
4 nd Il
WEY. le5 Wc-t a-'H-.t.
hEE.~dAK KtE.-Iir~t-cl1-s dr,--maacr
IL Nl,lr- ItW uor. cr,,ol.'r-i u.t by
%, dty; city rfcrnre-. {. T., Tribune
o7lrc.
N R;SSMAKEk formerly With Nuc.
10 Dl-dcu VIII make gowns reception
dresses ,pcca.ty. tom now unui March
f. at - tosll. 2C9 Mes, 3Stn.-t.
II KESSNAK rE.-N i-hc- q f.v morr GUS
ID toner. at home, Taylor system. MIS-.
REYNOLDS. 235 Wr,t 3:th--t.
n EEsSMAKEi: from Paris; drcs.c. ia
~ every -tvlr % hort notice. Nine.
LOUISE Glass. 49, ~. "rG-,'.
nEEs~ ~IAEING.-Ladic, ,cLdirc po-tI
ID vlU b. waited upun fo- orI'r- by Nine.
EIlN NOLDS: - and execution hnret !;
ir-t-r.ass order, solicited. LIB last
77th--t
XpEKIENCFD drc-,uahrr would IKE
|, IN male ii frA moro ruHt'r"HI- by the
dav; excellent style and cNgu.- g. NJ. $50
HJIk-aNc.
~ XPEEIENCED DEL>>N kER; nice
II ntt.r aad draper: would go ont N tn
citv Tor two oI th!Ic Wcrrs. Ihnii."- q SIP
mo such please addf',- DEt>>IAhEf,
III st. FcliN-st., Broohlyh.
FASHIONABLE DEESoMAKING lat
Il cst STYLES: suits - to SO; p.ffoct
m guaranteed 80 West 39th-,t ShooA :
bell.
EfTssT.CLASS Partisan drc-smakcr.
+ established wishes more customers 1t
ror'... .uit. - NJ NCc. ABEL, lOJ
West 15th-st.. hight up.
nENRIIT:E MICHEL. -. W'-t i1th.
III -t. iuporter: rec. u.,on. ctrn Iu2. -tr.ct
'-.o.-c, q. dr.s liyrrd imurc a'rly ladies'
material tnErn.
IMPOKTED dresses for young miss r ;
| also lsdie,' na,Srial made up the iitrst
-tyles ~ West f1th-s'
HtISS REILLY, formerly for 'lady with
IVl Mime. Hsy-s, is about 70 str. business
aud Will do work reasonable 10 gain custom.
231 East 56th-st-
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

Nor SAI.E.-ht Ros,yn, l.. l.. fine
L house. barn, aAd dnywhcT. irou 10 - q,
| ~ 40. of land or would sell - beautiful
building site OF Il scres without hou,'
ms p!ac" o,,Ilook- the Bay. and Ia nae
view # Sound, and is on" oi IN" most d'-
lirhtful and picturesque pace, on 60 !. !:
= number OF Newly Oik's 100 hay" hDt 10
! in th.S vicinity within year, a!4 a., lu.id'
jng elegant mansions. IHIl.I.liN a
I WEI - Tribune Hulll.uC.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

81 T. ALWAYS have sums of money 10
W loan on bond and mortgage on Rraok'vn
and country town ptoperty. POTTER &
CRANDALL, 80 Fiatbu u>h-ayc., Brooklyn.
Jersey City.
T. OR SALE.-At n bargain two stores ~
Il jersey City; fine opportunity for stcie.
houses as goods can De loaded aid hnload"d
q e-t'y ron the ears siI' Of property. 80 I
MOO II. Ad1rcS, EVAN JONES. P.ain'l Id.
y. J.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

MBRELLAS. parasOls and cases made
L TO ord ?. recovcItd and repaired. SPEN.
GERS. 276 6th-ave, between 18th and
18th s.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
Fra! estate manteo.

WI ANTED.-On easy terms, residence.
w modern conveniences. ample grounds,
north Of and convenient 10 Newl lOrA on
Hud.on preferred. Address stating prize"
terms fun particulars. ANGELL, Box =,
Tribune once.
VUANTID.-IsrRc house. furnished or
w unfur,iished. between Nth aud 6th sNeS.. ..
above 9Oth-st Address LlVlNGSTON, ,
Box 2S3. Tribune Uptown ONCE, LBS
BrOadway.
NlTANTED.-An unfurnished house with
w grounds, stable. &C; must he within
one hour of city; Westehester County pre-
ferred Address with full particulars,
II. p. SMITH, 472 BIooIne.st-
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

w MT o. bpv ucw C1hriolet. with high
W hack short between th whocs painted
il green 1rd gold would Uay 10 shares =
stock which pas 10 Dor cent tiVi3c"d on
Ia~ Nalrp o. 500 ror shave. ani business
cnrps '~.rc. CNBGI0T FT. 7 ibunc Up
town Onicn I o2s Broadwav
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
gonrirn Real gsid!e for Sale

49,
4 7 PLAINHIELD. y. J.-Kcal estate ior
a sale; greatest bargain ever offered 10 an
vest; have iargc plots OF ground ready for
build ng over 100 CITY lots, ia the H'd-t oi
Inc re- !dcnces Nll dispose Of Cnc-third 10
Dne-iaf q: very low nGUr->. Is want funds
10 once 10 improve tAn balance, the water
works are now building. and electric street
"a lNay IN cont mpatiOn; when Completed
,.ul nor, than double the value Of this prop
crty all this property j. within 10 minutes.
walk OF station; inNesticat' ana you VIII
Luy. For particulars address Mrs l.. a.
JONES, Pldlntleid. NcW-Jcr>'y.
POPULAR summer boarding house for
a sale; Delaware Water Gap region ;
house 23 rooms OF high ground, command
ing nnc views: cottage and all outhouses
~ acres: excellent shade; only sl2 300.
Folio , $50. PHILLIPS & WELLS, IT'D
unc Building
a GENCY FOR Observation-Disclosures
n for sale land by the acre or l0,i
houses 10 let, furnished or unfurnishrd-
TUBBS & TAYLOR. Beekman ST. n. Y.
A FIRST-CLASS lSO-scrc stock or dairy
"A farm. near the popular resort. Great
Barrin gton, Mas. house 10 rooms numer-
Gus and commodious outbuildings; running
pHifLLlfs piiif ssOs Z waTIs. ELS TriSuSs Buiidinr.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
GATHERING IN THE OFFENDING TRICKS.

So far as frightening the o"h,i9 "' ~ ~r",N' ~ ' -
- | .t. IAN. rint, ndent 81 N. Bur,au Of I-HcuT-
na, met with considerable success in carrying out
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
Storage.

JNITED STATES Stoiage War.
t.l0-sr iaNr.. corner 43th-st.-Au llgne
rooms packing. Shippiu. ana trucking 10 All
r.lt~. bass. .,i a.d ir,Ignt elrN ators in-
~ ctioI invited cheapest ra.e> IN the city.
A DVERTISENENTS FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBl NE WILL BE kE-
CEINED AT THE UPTOWN ottlCtS.
LltO Broadway. corner .ith.st.. unIl 3
D m. : 20 West lW,ntv.tl.ir~- -. corner
sth-ayc.; lj2 OtH-aye. l53 Fourth-ave..
e Fort 81, ,entL.St. o-G ~ dave. near
= SXty-a' - T.: los Fir,t-aNe.. l0b Wess
to' v, ond.st l C92 tolumbusaye;:
p. % Nuth.lle, corner l2e.,t. Sd
and the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 last one.
huuir. r.d.,rd-tventv-Hfth-st uD 10 : D. M.
and -0j West . e.huHdr,d-a and twenty. fifth.
-, AZ regular Office rates.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
Grpat variety OF

Great variety OF 80 NON
FOUR PASSENGER, Top AND ~ IOf
CARRIAGES, INCLU DING MANY
NOVELTIES.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

LARGEST STOCK AND WAREROOMS
IN THE WORLD.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
GilscellaUsous

4 ATrLNIION.-S,o keepers and merchanN
II s.e ol'.na.i By y rvhs>ns ai.d Urdefs
lug SLOW ,ac-. lr,c Mafk, 1n. s.sL5 az
y. j. SMI "A :. i5O Broadway. New YORK.
a. NM SINpIt '>.-hiGncst prices
n Iald io. ladies' cas,-of clothing, Jew.
rIy. ur,c-1-blac, vtc. - bth-dV".
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
gitn propertn fur Sale

a FOCR-STORY and basement 19.6-foot,
n hicn- stoop brick and brow nstone phi
Nate house on West End-aNe., near 6bth-
a. a Ntry desirable ne!ehbOFfOOd hand
,omely decorated, gas. fixtures ald carpets ,
contains II room, the interior has been re.
model led too large for present owner and
occupant: price reasonable; Will exchange
for uDimproved city lots or nat. PETER
9. CALLAHAN, 23o East 42d-st.
a FURNIsHED HOUSE. 10 rooms, pay
niture for sale; good reason for selling
nrice q. 200. Address G., 204 s:h.aye.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

LARGE i~,lr.m'nt tr iLkS, Csle.lins
n bags VotN,t ol>s. aides la d bags.
Sc. az ouc ia cgIlJg prices. CHARLES
>ChM ARlX, - fth-dNe., near 9th-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
Eorses ano Carriages.

4 81, S74. $40 BROOME.sT.
CARRIAGES FOR TOWN AND w ~
IRY OF EVERY DESCRlPIION.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

Drouchams. Rockaways.
Ext. BfOughams, ENt. R9cKaWays,
COupes. Coupe H0cKaways,
Iandaulets. Six Pass. Rockaways,
iandaus. Curtain Rockaways.
The morning call., 1891-09-06
THE SANTA ROSA SALE.

Disposal of Land Belonging to the j.
Mervyn Donahue Estate.
Yesterday morning special train left for
Santa Rosa over the San Francisco and
North Pacific road with over 700 passen-
gers, bound for the auction sale OF land be-
longing to the estate of j. Mervyn Dona-
hue, deceased. The sale comprised 273
acres of the Wright Ranch, distant from
Santa Rosa little over mile, on the Sebas-
topol road. For the convenience of buyers,
this land was divided into lots ranging
from ten to forty acres. Ffty-six lots Of
logue.
That great deal Of interest was felt in
the sale was shown by the large attendance
at the auction. The train containing the
excursionists, after short stop at Santa
Rosa to enable local buyers TO get aboard,
steamed slowly along the Sebastopol Rail-
road, which intersects Wrights Ranch.
When the property was reached, about IL
o'clock, the passengers were glad 10 find a
table we'll furnished with andwiches and
fruit, while SOnoma wines Of all kinds were
on hand to slack the thirst. The following
is list of some Of the buyers:
M. Curran, 3999 acres, 1884 10; Martin
4o13 acres, S4213 80; 9. A. Gamble, 20
acres, 1915; T. G. Welch, 1898 acres,
S11S5 10; Thomas Carlyon. 1924 acres,
S1076 20; B. j. Duffy, 10 acres, $3.50.
When the sale at the ranch was over those
present were conveyed by train to Santa
Rosa, and the sale concluded on Ludwig's
Addition. The lots sold brought good prices,
and the sale was pronounced by all present,
Including the executors of the estate, an i'm
mense success. Great credit Is given to G.
ID. UmbseD IL Co. for the able and efficient
manner In which they managed the sale.
The morning call., 1891-09-06
NOT BORN TO DROWN.
George Madden Found In the Bay Cling
l,o. fos

George Madden Found In the Bay Cling
ing to Pile.
Helpl quick man overboardp was the
cry that rang out on the night air about 9 AS
o'clock at Union-street Wharf. The cries
were heard by some OF the crew of the ship
]. w. Pirrie close by, and they were quickly
on the spot with ropes.
Again and again the appeal rang out and
looking down into the water the form of a
man was seen clinging with all his strength
to one of the piles. A rope was thrown to
the half drowned man, but he made no effort
to seize 1t. and continued his cries. BY this
time quite crowd had collected, and con-
cluding that the man could not help himself
Harry Cummings, a longsloreman, lowered
himself down and tied a rope around the
mans body.
Haul away" shouted he. after he had
made the rope fast and dozen willing
hands hauled the man up out of the water.
He said his name was George Madden and
that he lived on Union street. He had been
down TO see friend on East street, and
after drinking sufficient waterfront whisky
started for home, but missed his way and
tumbled in,