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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


BALDWIN Truman II, to Edward Dwyer. 112 East 10TH
st. ycar" , morg g, 500 oooo,. ,.od
Christie, David and wife. to Frederick Foster W
CcuitT Arthur il and Vic; to Charles B Coulter,
Dunn John. ct al. to Thomas NJ Berthe. 96th.st
E4rSr ana Gogc w. and ne 20 George 6a% and
another. oothst. W Central Park West. years.
Ells caroac and Edward. to Henrietta winippheimcr
Gilmore. William J to Ethcltert Wilson. 134th.st,
GI Charles l. to Donald Mackay executor 125 Cedar
Ilcks, Thomas p, to Louis EckevOrt, West End
irrrmanny, Caroline to Mar9aret o'Leary c Robbins
ave. WeStchcstcr railroad station. = $1,000.
hoassinger, Peter and wife to German american Real
Est'te Title and Guarantee Co. Gjth-st 2d-ave,
Hoii.t9dt' Mary and anoo. to George p Brstow. n
iIIsn, samuel to LILY " Churchill ct al IS and 20
RaumaG, l. ana wife. TO Manhattan Life ms Co n
2eIf S w@ sad zGs f 70 Holman oorne,
Hghbridqest ard lstaye, years, $1,000
Kuoes John and wife to !. Po6 Ghesebro seObns-
klslnknecht Catlarne, q Mrs A.Tiegel, Host
Landsbcrgcr bora. and ano to stephen Lockwood 10
lyon Amos NJ To- Henry McrssSnthan. Of 17sthst.
O wadsworhaye years sl,,9 o po.o,,or 20 ,,o,..
Msnccr. Edvard to Frederick olcOt and anO Of
Mannheim Jacob to MARKS Jacobs and ano, n of
Ero0me.st " 81 Coumbus-st, year. SO 600.
Morgan william H. and VIE he. to Te Guarantee and
RInaldo Isaac, and wife to Eliza Wiener, trus Of
74fl.st. q " LeNiHgtOn-aVe years, 50 600.
Srlrrtncr. George and wife TO George McCuach Miller,
trus II = q 1l5thst g OF 4thbve ! year, 90 600. go
Smith Frank l., and wife 10 jacob Lawson. W OF West
Fnd.sVe n OF S7th-st 3 years mortgages, s25,50O -
schneider { A. 10 Herman Schneider 2S7 East 10TH
Il. . years, $4,000. -.
rhoinuson. James. Henry brown and another,
1or-T-st w OF Sth-aYe, 4 months II OS9.
Ing.r Bertha. u Louis Eckwark, WebsteraVe.
n ~ f-lst.st 3 years $3.50.
'cFTT Cottricnd 70 Frederick Vet:er, 3d.st OF
Avenue g. lease years. $4,000
Van Enpen Theodore and wife, 70 Samuel Kempner.
No % Joncs-st months q mortgagesl, e2l500. . =.
Wright. samuel o. and wife. 70 lSeuben Ross, NO ~
120tl-st. l year, $4,000 ,u. -.
wheaton Esthor A. 20 Blpman I1nany and anotner'
No 81 Rose-st. $4,000
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REAL ESTATE.

Ncw.YorH, Tuesday, July T.
Tho following sales were made az the Exchange anu
Auction Room to-day: ~. 20 ,.,.,,,o
1.,toty and 4stOfy building, with lot, No. 81 Bethune
ST. south side, 1913 # Of Westinghouse I05 2ZAo' ahu
3.story dwelling, with lot, No II Gayst, s. l4lIO
Of Wavcrly Place lot l9x65 sold subject TO DOVER
right; Eleanor McMahOn, $3.035. , . -
3.story dwelling with plot Of land on l3lth.st run.
ming 10 l3jh-st, lJ7 n VI Gh-ayc, plot S10XlJ5lO
w H. Vrcdcnbure, 100000. 49,,
plot Of land Madison-ayo, corner OF l31th'sL
100. 1fx400; Isaac H. Smith. 81 500. - =
5story building VIA q5 No 81 Sh9 E 4oo s. 700
i 2.sory house with lot, 275 EaS; lsth-s, ), Q Of
4th.ave. lot 2OXlO0; James Donald. 1880
similar house with lot, No 217, adjoining above, lot
2OX10O - Miller S3,O2j.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
building with plo: Of land, Van Cottave n cor
Monhatanoye, plot jOXl00 Manhelmer. s9475,
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Eam Glhoo.e.

UNIVERSITY LAW School.
l FNCVLTY FOR 1S91'9o.
HENRY NJ NarCRACKEN, LII. D., Chancellor
A'"4iN 'i'D' Equity Pleading; Evidence
ISAAC II RUSSELL, J. G. secretary.
~ Contracts Elementary Law
CHRISTOPHER G. T1EDEMAN, \. NJ.
Real Property
HENRY w. JESSUP, LII D.
1orts; Procedure.
The thirty third year begins oct l. 1891, with an m
argcd Faculty aud Of instruction carefully revised
70 meet the present wlnts Of candidates for the Bar
Course of study years not than one year allowed
for previous study csewhcrc Conftrs LII b. also UOr
new Graduate Courses, Ill. NJ. . IA - =,
DAILY LECTUR RE HOURS. 3:45 p. NJ 4; oO T. NJ
5:15 p. VI.
limited number Of scholarships Of eloo each are
Awarded at the end Of the Junior year.
SPECIAL LECTURES
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER, Ii. d., Maritime Law.
CFPTIAS BRAINERD. Esq. international Law.
CMARLES r; MacL4EiAN, !: U. D., Criminal law
HON. MYER s. ISAACS Examination Of Titles
WILLIAM G. DAVIES Esq, Life Insurance
" PREF. !. r. RUSSELL,
Equitable Building. 100 Broadway. New-York
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Cost an 1ouno

7 OsT OR STOLEN -BanA. book issued by the Seamen's
Rank for SAVINGS Nav York, the subscriber,
trustee for MARIA ) GOURT.AY, and also one in her
own name II the bOo,s information concerning them
Is not sent TO the bank within 30 DAYS from this date Will
apply to the bank their ,ancellatlon. IN ,.,,,,,.
-Ncw.YOrk July = 1871. JULIA STANBEHY.
I OST.-Bank book 80. 196.4s9 on Dry-Dock Savings
L. Bank ANY person having claims upon sold book j.
called unon 10 nresent the bank within thirty
DAYS or the said book viii 0e declared cancelled and
lin guished and o new one issued I'm leu thereof.
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OOKLYN PROPERTY.
orr1c1A1 REAL ESTATE rRANsrERs-N. Y. CITY

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N 7. CIIH
27th.st ; 1903 IT c 7th-ave. SIX rreg; Jas
ff'' Ellison to Bsnamla Sire, i;i;;H 81
Wlfth and husband 10 Elsie Lotze .,..-... "a 900
'l Albert wagner t and VIE 70 samuel 1G6,75o
1l5 May .ioT f55 f. iaIe 25xo0I cxecu
tors joseph l. Ccrey TO Louis Lcse.. 1000
'A Schr Si2o'" i-Yuo i''@Y ~ 1880
PROPERTY JOIN EQsy E. to 90 LS%s loan
0's' hoo6D to E SiaaE joan
r'f%S's x a:;y' :s5;;:s
s. yia5; FrsaF Koch and wife to Geo Heubert. 5000
Ta9ilne Simon 2o to ~ Amos Lyons 2525
Tucker and wi@ to Jos4h Cos6t ....... 1900
CTGiRshahE tr S1,1 to Mayor &C. Y'., 100000
' FTcdc iGEi cr1rer by i:obt sowe guardian
SANE NJ PROF PROPERTY Eugene Cragcr Ct al to same 1867
Same property Wa Cruger and wife to same 80 Ss gig
ii5t1st, 5; so 4 4thaye,, .Q,.xl0o1l gore;
1,5t Swss DSSg5 u IfS .. 4shaye
%=5xioo.ilG Edmond Dwyer 70 Il i BALDWIN. 10000
'' s5zi S o. VIM lH aaacs 70 emma :! aS? JaGHe
S5S Pocry IS hfny Of s s%s :: @5Siool Goo
Brlds6 t, Ida and Philip Haog ;;;;;:.;::..:;
william ARMSTRONG referee, to william . mo
LeSnat6h Ia a." cor Sprncst 5oxic0: be:
yiqia Dorian ana husband 10 Charles + 7koo
10 Garlic Eo Tsyio oi.i "..sn. "D1 10000
To- LOUIS $4,000
rdsIerSlr ''''' 1880
!" 'ia'y - 15 500
9r,w Xryiison and wlfo to Heinrich Holman 1000
lO jdn De a IS ard az R EasI5 o. 2 FaGc. E1e
1r lois Eckwar5 and wife t. Bertha Unger 1850
1Gos p .......,....... 1926
Van Eapcn .'l'ae' 1850
Frcdk Kotl and wife to Herman NJ Kaplan,. 6'2oo
Frank L Smith and Wfc To Michael Tanner a55o
i- fairchld 70 % John l. Diyis . &c.
& bert wilson aud vie % Wil3m i;ilmo:s. 1850
31th.st. s. 2SS.S It OF 37thst, l96N99
Francis Shepard. admr &c. TO Anna { Me- . ooo
VIZ: E6d.1lc. :, GCS It q $7thst ajXioJ
Jacob Lawson to Frank l. smith s ; ,,,;i,,.,.'i,a
map Belmont Village; James Pctttt and wife 80
to Clarence w GlylOr .............. 600
N Martin to WIN G McCrea; =. -. 1000
rrrg; Berthold Aehrc = Massilon Rhoades, $4,000
Washington.avc, :. $50 n II OF 10'h.st, or Bath
Gates Place, 5ox12o; John II Hull to George o.,
MoDt5oiacry.st n s. Is fl e OF Madison.st. oG0x
% William 4 c Douqhery and wife to Elias
ccutcrs to Esther Wheaton. -. $500
2d.ayc. W $. SOIL 4 Of 1Ooh-st, 25ylOO; Emil 80
Broggewrth and wife to Eliza Kleln.......... 100
Henrietta wimpfhaimer to Caroline Ehfle...' $1,000
1C4th-st. s. 90 # OF Washing tonave, Blk $50
100 Hv Bi,choG. - to Mary Hammers. 1900
ITy d Scdqwcl and wife to Simon Adler 1o 5000
MadsOn-aye. No 1,133, Frank Reynolds and wife 100
%ooi Edmund D%yer to Truman ii Baldwin 10000
77thst. No 81 William p jacques to same, u
1O5h,st 5 s. 05 # Of l.tavc, o5xiooii Geo
Bro1ish 70 Ida and IIoag........--...--
1rntf gI tn do nd II 4 IaaO
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Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the Trustees OF the NewYork and BROOKLYN Bridge at
Their ONCE lo0 @ sset or tSS n1y d6yey
and erection Of the Gac92efE LeqGra iGf Sne b
Bridge Railway, including horizontal automatic cuton
Diawines OF the WORK to he done nay be examined.
specifications covering the three parts into which - y
divided accompanying FORMS o. pfolo9 vSa an ieaton
the Engineers ONCE (third hoOT 49,, -.
Proposals shall be made upon the form pToG1 tnfsS
given therein. Only those proposals VIII DC sOn ,h
G1Temns 's stated and are orerc parties OF known
certified check for not less than ten cent of the
total sum payable must SceSnpany eaSh ~ sSarded
and for the faithful performance the contract bond
with TWO approved suetleS must be given TOT
The work s submitted indicated The rusCe ,a re-
serve the right 20 divide II, to contract Tor tt We
part OF 1t and to reject any all Of the pr9nS,aS oneu
Chief Engineer and Superintendent
Brooklyn, N. Y, July o. 1891.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at tho
- onlee Of the Supervising Architect treasury ~ ogd
ds o. Saiy 1897 for ali a%' labor and
for the erection and completion (eNcept heatng am
Es ianG K h hG h qtcorAqeS
oc ana Or Re os a &S 81
be aeeoma9ld by certified check tor p1 ~ DINA herein
stated for ogcng the also oS g WI. Gq my op P9
pOsals nelosed envelope sealed and marked
Proposals for the erection and complexion except hsetnS
Depot az Eli, Island New.York Harbor" and addressed
70 " EDBRooKE, supervising Architect Jaly l. 1891:
ITO IRON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of L.
Ealuoe g Md o June So sSiPfopos win be reeeyc
a. Cav G 81 i TSr i s9 tal n c Msc and LABOR
the metal work o. IS MARYLAND Point Light ea Mary
information be Obtained on application % this ohee
TSS s sny SeSs e MAI aRY e al sS 0, 'S
nssrs. u. s. As Light House lspgInsss. -
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Eeqal Notifies

49,
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NJ
Ida Sachs, his wife, solomon sachs, Minnie saehs
H Esa S ssS husband ss s 5d Isy
y2eob Z Well her husband. Henrietta Frsnk ~
her s, husband Bertha stern Meyer sten Isaac ~
5sSd eyeS d sfT feetSs L2th Ad9ph Lon h
Goldsmith, Matte Goldsmith his Wife Joseph Golas,j
Hiesa iieyman, BIZ Hsyman her husband yesaeN
To the abOye-named defendants.
this so g and % ' sTc cd 20 ans" gat me
plair uns attorneys within twenty days sfter Toe ~
case Of Your failure 70 appear. o. answer jud e1ao1
pc nken agsiat you By default for the relief deEa
Dated June lst, 1891.
HESS. TOWNSEND B. MecLELLAND,
ONCE and r 0. Address 4o42 wall Street Sew Yoss
M9 To- Elsa ssc sseh s Ida s sses s@Spe S MIMI
nard Baer Jeanette Wei Jacob p; Wei ,HenIet.a "a
Som, Rebecca Loth Adoph Lott, acysf dois a.
Joseph Goldsmith RieSo Heymsn Fritz Tcynan JsS
Pulfer and Lippman Rosenthai, and each o. them.
ton pursuant 70 an order Of the Honorable 6es.S.
StSte c SsSTofE aed The ,ts day q enS ' Is,
Glcd with the complaint ~ the Office Of the Clerk
CITY Ba 9a9 ? &s%Yo q N j.ni SS 1891
Yours, &C.. HESS, TowNsEND @ McCLFLLASD
Once and p. o. Address 4042 Wall street New York :,
CUPREME COURT or THE STATE n
SON. plaintln against Waiter w. GrBn. and Emma L.
wife Charles J. Griffin, and Surnda, hs wife. ms.
Griffin. Sarah \. Sh>ppard Eliza J. Jone., Biaas /
HussapDie Bertha Brown, Walter G.. B0ughton IAN,
Nav bis wife, Sarah Warren. William G. John.oa !
Anaidla his wife, Isaac H. Johnson, and saor IFS "
Rebccca BOerunl, josephine Mclaughlin Elilaleh Cs
Grace L. 3yd,r Henrietta Mathews, Catharine h
IIoutcn James J. johnson. and Addie his Wfe and Va
Johnson, wife Of plaintiff defendants. summons
To the ab0vc.namcd defendants hereinafter naTet
You are hereby summoned 10 answer The complain,
this action, and 10 OF your answer On
Danta- attorney within twenty days after the services
tlis summons exclusive OK the day q service, and IN
o. YOUR failure aDpcaF answer judgment VIII BE-
against yol by default FOR the relief demanded in the q
plant. -
Dated BrooHlyn, April Q. 1891.
DANIEL 3. AMES, Plaintiffs Attorney
Posoce address and Office No 40 Court street. Broohr
NewYork.
To Encst II. Griffin Sarah 4. shcpueid. Eliza J. Tee
Rlanch l.. Hussapp'e BctFha Brown. Walter g. Bounsr
and Lillian May. his wife. William c. johnson. and A.
Ida Ms wife.
The foregoing summons T. served upon yOu b. puNs
ton pursuant 10 order ~ willard Bartlett Jusle
the Supreme C0ur: Of the sat" 81 ScwY0rk, dated IN
D. 1891. and fled with the complaint IN the Office q
Clerk OK the County Of Kings, at the Han Of Record,
the CITY Of Brooklyn, this day.
Dated June 20. 1891. ,.r., , 1891.
Plaintiff, Attorncv
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III iiE EooE OF CPIsN.AIR SPORTS octave. 800 pages
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Mem 11nbllral!ous
A MATTER OF SKILL.

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The prompt success Of Miss Whitby's previous oooAs
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For sale all booksellers Will be sent oy man o
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Gohntrr 'ropectn for Sale ano 90 Eet
u OR SALE. on MONTHLY PAYMENTS new
SrOOm cottages at Great Neck, Lons Island; near
depot nice surroundings; II miles rom city lS trains
daily way commuaton SEQ year Also desirable
building lots money loaned for building. Address
w. r. GRACE & co, Hanover Square, n. Y City.
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Ocean 5lea mers.

THE AMERICAN EXPRESS co.
conducts general express business BY all fast stesz
ers 10 and from Europe
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For Bows and Young Mpn-Citv.


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A NCHOR LINE, Z. :. Mail Steamship
n FOR GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY. =
From plea 81. y. p foot OF West 2itn.s;.
Furnessia July II, 5 a. m. Anchora..July %. 3 /,
& ty u Rome, sept ). a. m; oct. 10. 10 80 a n
Rates for saloon Passage
BY s. s. CITY OF ROME. SEQ and upward.
seeordinG % Accommodation and location Of Room
Other Steamers OF the lac $50 and upward
Second cabin, $50. Storage, 40.
For book OF and further information apply =
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TUE b BhooKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY Bo,rdng
Dress for circulars. l3SlIO Monsguest Brooklyn N Y
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\ AND LIVERPOOL.
rATES NAIL STEAMERS
4 Male-Uc. Aug - 10 q. y
iGCrnenic Aug 10. .. p
"rrutOnic Aus. %. IL a
| britannia sept. >, 4 p -
(. foot Of West 10th. 81 "a
steamers. Saloon rates,
teamer and location Of befS
Excursion tickets on fsNe.
70 the Old Country e2o. y ~
way, New.Yprk. PhilsdelpAs
ia BRUCE ISMAY. AxeaA
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A LExANDER INsTITUTE.-Ml boarding school
"a White Plains, N Y. Principal, o. Il WILLIS, A. M -
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CIRCULARS schools bath sexes, city and country
" supplied. with M advice u PARENT u ,tiVI II
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ANALIN IN MEDICINE.-Two German Observers
sing and Wortmann-in Wow of the fact that bacteria
and bacilli absorb analin and are billed by It, have
suggested the utilization Of this property in medical
arestpsnt gAe digusiby epS laERlesaness Of violet
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
~ Steamships,
CHINA AND JAPAN LINE
f0m VANCOUVER. 3. T.. 70
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NEW.YO9K TO JAPAN IN IS DAYS
COO niles the shortest route.
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Intended s9il.ngs from Vancouver OF the new
Stea Express Steamships
EMPRESS OF INDIA-......-...- July e
PfMMRFRHiisA A or JAPAN. seBt ~
e V. SKINNER. EVEREIT FHAIAR,
80 Gent Eastn Agt China and Japan Frt. Aet.,
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gNMAN LINZ D. s. and ROYAL Mail Steamers
4 FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF BERLIN wed2S.S53y IGy july t2 3d.
CfrY OF tHICAGO'.. WEDNESDAY July %, II 80 ,. II.
Si,rX ~ NEW. YORK $500. wednesday. August 3 q a n
From pier 49, R adjoining christoPSserst Ferry
. tncstoo Of room SECOND CABIN, s35 and $40
s snI EHREGE $40 PETER WRIGHT SONS Genera
Aeents 8 BOWLING GREEN. N y
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JlIDGES NAMED,

Seven Appointments to tho Circuit
Bench Made by Harrison.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-The president
sent to the senate the following nomina-
tons: To be United States circuit
judges, William L. Putnam, of Maine,
first judicial circuit; Nathaniel Ship
man, of Connecticut, second judicial
circuit; George M. Dallas, Of Pennsyl-
vania, third judicial circuit; Nathaniel
Golf, of West Virginia, fourth judicial
circuit, William H. Taft, of Ohio, sixth
judicial circuit; w. A. Woods, of In
diana, seventh judicial circuit, and
Warren Truitt, of Oregon, to be United
States district judge of district of
Alaska.
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Who They Are.

Mr.. Putnam is a prominent Democrat
and lawyer of Portland, Me-, and is about
IS years of age. For thu years he was
mayor of Portland, and was the Demo
cratic candidate for governor three years
ago.
Nathaniel Shipman is at present United
States district judge for the district of
Connecticut, an Office he has held since
1873. He was born in. Connecticut, ap-
pointed a district judge from that state,
and lives at Hartford.
George M. Dallas comes of the historic
Dallas family, being nephew of Vice
President Dallas. He is Democrat and
has heretofore held no public office.
William A. Woods is at present United
States district judge for the district of In
diana. He is a warm personal friend of
the president.
Nathan Golf was secretary of the navy
under President Hayes. He was the can
didate of the Republican party for gov
ernor of West Virginia in 1876 and was a
member of the Forty eighth, Forty-ninth
and KftIstR q lie present solicitor
general of the United States He is but
"a years of age and one Of the most popu-
lar and able officials in public life.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1891-12-23

News of Current Interest Given Brief
| Mention.
John Dillon was injured in riot in
Ireland.
Small pox is carrying off large num-
bers of furnishing Russians.
vention opened at Kansas City Tuesday.
Timothy E. Byrnes has been arraigned
In Minneapolis on charge OF forgery.
The Virginia legislature has reelected
John w. Daniel United States senator
| without opposition.
| North Dakota millers have issued an
appeal for assistance in relieving the
starving Russian peasants.
An English syndicate has bought the
property of the Montana Sapphire and
Ruby company for $2,000,0O0.
New York merchants, at mass meet
ing adopted resolutions asking the legis-
lature to appropriate 100000 for the
worlds fair.
The Hadtield company, of Milwaukee,
in the coal and lime business, has made
an assignment The debts and assets
are about $500, 900 each.
Mr.. Charles F. Mayer has been unani-
mously reelected president of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad company for
the ensuing year. This is Mr.. Mayors
third term in Office.
The deep waterways convention is in
session at Detroit.
Whittier was 81 years old Thursday.
He spent the day quietly.
United States officials captured gang
of counterfeiters at Philadelphia Friday.
Many deaths from starvation are re-
ported from the State of Durango,
Mexico.
The revolt of Haytians under the
leadership of General Prophetic is said to
be due this week.
The first issue of The Irish Independ-
emit, the new organ of the Parnellite
party, has appeared at Dublin.
The commissioner of pensions has ap-
pointed DR.. E. J. Sexton as pension ex-
aiming surgeon at Sturgis, s. D.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1891-12-23
M crit Wins,

We desire to say to our citizens, that
fol- years we have been selling DR.. King s
New Discovery for Consumption, DR.
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran
tee them every time; and we stand ready
to refund the purchase price, if satisfact.
DRY results do not follow their use
These remedies have won their popular.
ity purely on their merits, Fritz Bucken.
tin, Druggist.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1891-12-23

A student may enter any time during the
entire year, select his or her own course, and
pursue 1t as rapidly as his or her ability will
permit. The methods OF instruction are
what gives the Academy such advantage
over other schools. Either class or private
instruction may be had, just as the student
wishes OF requires. Backward students recite
in private rooms. A student can accomplish
more in three months in the academy than
he can in six months in schools that use the
class system only and work but four hours
per day. The Academy has eight hours Of
actual school work each school day