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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

The Tar4uois store is again open and ready for business. c Nardini will be pleased to see all his old GUS toners there and form the acqHsInt- ance of newOnes. Adloining the store is first class corral where stock will be cared for and well Fed. Give him q call.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

ChlOriders on the oso Negro mine have shipment of high grade ore on the way up from the mine which will be forwarded from Fairbank.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

E. J. Jacklin is in Kansas looking after the wintering of several hundred head of stock belonging to the Over lock brothers and himself.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

The surveyors are close to town and put in the time today around the big wash near Robinson's at Waterysle This will be the only heavy bridge to build on the grade.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

Graham county gives the constitu- ton ell majority with enough pre- cincts to hear from to swell 1t to 500
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

Richard Han is over from Bisbee, looking ten years younger than he did two years ego.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

J. H. Edgecomb is back in Tomb stone after an absence in ihe western part Of the territory for several months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

Assessor Gilman returned from Los Angeles Tuesday evening. having ac- companied his shipment of beef cattle to that city. He says all the beef in this country will be wanted by CaliiOr- mia butchers.-Stockman
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

On and after Jan Ist 1892 the price of the s. F. Chronicle and Examiner will be 75c per month, delivered by carrier. FRANK YAPLE. :
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

The board oi supervisors will meet on the l4th inst 10 canvass the vote cast on Tuesday last.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05
Are Your Children Subject 10
 Group?

As A preventive and cure to croup, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has no rival. It is, in fact, the only remedy that can always be depended upon and that is pleasant and safe to take. There is not the least danger in giy- ing it to children, as it contains no injurious substance. For sale at 50 cents per bottle by H. J. PETo. .
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

Andy Collins of the Mammoth mine, broke his collar bone few days ago and is in Tucson for repairs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

We have the finest lot of genuine New England mince meat ever Tn Tombstone at HoEFLER's.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

The new time table on the s. P. goes into effect tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

Hermosillo Oranges constantly on hand at Wolcott's. .
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

Large double bed 35 pound husk Mattresses only sIT5 at the
 NEW YORK STORE,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

See those elegant iyorine photo frames at Naples. :
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05
LOCAL eS.

Rare bargains in woolen hosiery at the NEW YORK STORE.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

A fine line of Japanese goods at Naples
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

Try Ornshed Java Coffee-something new at Hoefer's. If
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

Fancy stationery 10 c a box and up- wards at Naples.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

Fresh home made candy 9 cents a pound at Naples candy factory. ["
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

An elegant line Of woolen Shswls at the NEW YORK STOKE.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05
Roll of Hoa0f.

List of pupils who obtained an aver age of 90 per cent in their studies for the month ending Nov. 2:
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05
SD GRADE.

GEO A. METCALF, Principal of Tombstone School.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

Grand rsiiie for an elegant music box at Naples. Tickets sl0O.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05
bfOTEI. ARRIVALS.
CVCaIsE

CvCHIsE- Cap. Ochs, San Francisco. R J Fish. Huachuca.
 PALACE. Tom Trainor and wife, Sonora.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

ADVANCED GRADE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-24
IN QUESTIONABLE TASTE.


VIZ have received n large number Of
eastern exchanges containing n two
column article entitled "rhe Bellies Of
Deserot," and purpoTting to describe
"the prcltieet Of all Mormon girls"
The article IL well written, with but
one paragraph perhaps that Is positive
ly Objectionable, and no attempt Is
made 10 unduly fia,ter the ladies who
are the subjects Of tho di'quisition nor
to lessen their claims to beauty.
But the alleged portraits Of these at
tractive ladies are strangely at discord
with the descriptive matter. They
are not only miserable caricatutcs Of
the Originate but some Of them are
positively forbidding in appearance. In
most OF them there Ia scarcely any
resemblance TO the living realities, aud
In the chses where they are badly
printed they are positively libellous.
What the feelings Of these ladies
must DO on bcholding their supposed
portraits with their names accompany
Ing, we can easily imagine but would
not like to put into words. While. we
question the good taste Of these person.
slitles and singllng out these undoubted
beauties as "the prettlest Of all Mormon
girls,p and consider the statement open
TO debate, we have no hesitation In
condemning the hldoous burlesques on
art which are printed as their port
rats.
The article II syndicate production,
that IA, II IL written for company that
supplies It ready for printing, cuts and
all, to number Of papers In different
parts Of the country, and therefore II
receives wide circulation. II
will not serve 10 establish any
great reputation for the beauty
Of "Mormon" ladies, II these boichcs
are taken for tho prottiest among them
all, aud we do not think any Of them,
even n possessed OF no moro than an
ordinary share OF vanity, will DO great.
~ slaied at having their names
banded about In association with faces
40 unlike their own.
Aud seeing that there are 20 many
more Of our mountain beauties who
receive no mention, aud who are Just
m lovely a. those who are described, II
Is not very likely that the author Of the
article will increase his popularity
among the fair sex Of Utah. We think
the whole business IL In bad form.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-24

Ashville City lo,225. only one town
shows n decrease Of two persans from
1850 to ls11, that Of BEAUFORT IN
Carteret county. All the other y
towns and citlesshow increases varying
from rs to 1903 per cent. Tor the decade.
The population OF Georgia according
to 1890 census returns was ,sS7,s53, In
1850 II was i,5i2,isO. These figures
show an increase Of 1914 per cent. for
tho decade. There are In the State 1877
counties, 10 Of which show decreases.
There are six counties which show In
creases Of more than 100 per cent. In
1880 there were 9 cities and towns with
population each Of 5000 or more, with
an aggregate Of 2i9,i2s. In 1850 the
aggregate population Of these towns
and cities was ijil98. These figures
show an increase OF the aggregate
Of 6i.57 per cent. for the decade. Only
one town shows decrease, all the
other increases varying from q to la5
per cent. Atlanta has 81, 65a, Savannah
3,iso, Augusta $500, Macon 22,7i6.
and Columbus 1900. All the other
citie, are under 10000.
The population Of South Dakola in
1880 was s2s, sos. As nearly rs can be
ascertalned, according 10 the census Of
1850, that part Of the old Territory now
known as South Dakota was osi26s.
This shows an increase Of almost 23i
per cent. There are eighty counties,
bu, 20 many changes have been made
In county lines since 1850, that COM
parative returns can only be- approxi-
mated. There are ten cities aud towns
each with a population Of 1000 or more.
They are Sioux Falls l0,i57, Yenklon
1910. Pierre 1895, Aberdeen 8is2,
Huron BOSS, watcrtown 2572, Lead
CITY 1851, Deadwood 1866, Mitchell
2slT and Rapid City 2l9s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-24
THE SANS ~ CuRIsrIiSIA.

Ffs.... a. -. a.. A.. as.l.V.
81, ,' - 'so, 'r - ~ ns,a,'.o,
- ', ,''.', 49, :. o.'s.e'
80 49,. - ~ ~e ~. 49,
'"ro'' " .'"''
"rhe Lalter-day saints cMotmonsl
eonoiuueu 'heir conference last MON
Jay Win HNefyrScess'ul 'hufen iAif'
IN ,heiI assembly ROOM ~ o.'etnah'-
g"s' me TWO p'"'iouSusys hAu oeeh
occupied win several mseungS' h.Iu
oo'h In the morning ana AFTERNOON inc
capaeioua nan "" hanusome'y ueeof'
A'eu WIN WieA'hs'saHanus anu great
huhoer OF noNes rouhu 'ho fosintn'
anu u W." Mi 'no ,'he Gro" ueu WIN
"'Veno'H.he sen''ou'.h On on" sue
" 'he na''' ana 'io ''u'e' on 'he O'h'i'
'Ne'So MISSIONARIES were present.
among whom No's ono rom penin"tk
anu one ,'on 0"euen' ines" ou'''heu
o'eny 'hV', aoo'''nes Wn'en arc
'ouhusu ON 'n' n'o'e anu on inc nooN
No'"''" anu poe'r'no "hu
.o''n'' 'n',e o''As '"'y uo"'
sue, i''p''ou summary rs 'no n,u,o'
AZ MOSES ON inc mount receiver ,ne
commandments OF "ou' 10 'no iounuor
% "o'"'onnm' 'o'opn Smi.n' "
u'vihe 'oVe'a''oh nAu 'ounu ms 10,
hslous system ens'ANep on TWO soiu
plates our'eu IN 'he s'ounu' rms Is
e''leniy a misunderstanding on the
part OF 'he 'spo''eI'l oh .ho oVn
Jay OF Ap'I lo'o' no 'ouhuou
mo Nhuich win SIX memoeri
anu now mefo are more
'han "lo'OOo followers, scattered III INC
various countries ms relnsfkaoie
success gave 'hom PROOF mat mc
'hufeh was blessed oy "ou' rms
saints expected the speedy advent oil
CHRIST rhey believe In ulVihe revei'
ATOMS also IN TINS age ~ We under
stood them tine speakerS) CORRECTLY,
they held that they hau received
divine authority 70 carry on their
work"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-24
COMPARATIVE CENSUS STATISTICS

TuE population Of North Carolina
under the census Of 1890 was l,gl7,0 i7,
In 1850 II was 1880 100. There arc In
the State ninety.siS counties. Twelve
" these show decreases. There are
twenty.thrre cities aud towns which
show population each Of 2O0l
or more. The largest numerical
Increase Ia urban population IL
found In Ashville, Concord,
Henderson and Winston, THESE cities
show increases Of over 200 per cent for
the decade Wilmington stands first
In population with 2105G, Raleigh
next with l2,O1s, Charlotte II, 1851 aud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-24
WEBER STAKE ACADEMY.
Another Educational Establishment for
Children of the Saints.

The Weber Stake Academy was for.
mally opened with appropriate oxer.
oises ON Monday the 23rd Inst, Mt 0
a. M, with go students enrolled, and
Is a building worthy Of Ogden CITY.
The following description IL taken from
the Ogden Standard;
at II n large two-story brick and
stone building with two wings facing
ea.t ON Jefferson between Twenty.
Third and Twuuty,fourth. The wlnPa
are erected VA the Corlnthlan style, the
iir-t floor " the centeriA Ionic aud the
second story Ia Dorlo while the arches
aud entrances arc In the Roman
csque style of architecture. The
gable VI tho central building Is an
Imitation 0i the ~. Magdalene, In
Rome. IL shows In relief three
figures, the central OF which repre-
sents astronomy with spy glass Ia the
loft hand anu the right resting on q
globe. on IT. Hght band N found agri.
culture with n Sickle ana bunch Of
wheat, while the LEFT represents art
with easel ana brush. The moon and
stars complete tho representation.
Below this ia found the inscription,
"Weber stake Academy" SIN lower,
between the two windows Of the upper
story OF the central building aud facing
The balcony, ish large Niche, La which
In 10 be- placed some statue, the nature
N which ID yet 10 be- determined upon.
There are three entrances In tho ccn-
tfal building. the main aul two aide
door, Entering the fislt door 0ne
plssu, through small yestlhulo into
Inc principal office which opens into
a I'su study hsll sltSl capable Of
seating 10 pupils. Adjoining the prln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-24

Tho tremendous i,nl,ph erie dlsiuf.
Dances that have been sprurilug uo.o-
lation along the British COAT, aud on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-24

The general situation OF affair. he
world over Ia of such character, that
II Is presumable the Saints aro lci
to consider aud ponder upon the sigus
Of the times.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
rrlnpnrn MOETGAGES-

Alrlbam-. Simon TO / = Hoffman, 75.h.st u
hi Join j :, l. II l.. Townsend. 5 lo5'h.'t n
Rr,dv Lll.c =. o, {, VI patelc. cor Mad-on-ave
m 1OGfh--f yCtf-. az 0'0.
Brooks Hannah. To \ No-t. W dave of ll6th''t'
Eo-cr:5y Rc.ch.n to N Bondy. 79tst . q 81
caaircll Archibald = 5 Dycman. EI"ood.'' "
CoGghIn, Mairlr., to II Hawkes. l33dst. r Of
Gth.,ve tails $4,000
& &ns resad' Rata. e. Z O. to Gurl'v s' s7'h.'t
pohhin jane to Jones. 367 Cherryst. yc'rs.
T.cIo.ino Joseph r. to II Philip, Lexington
of 73d. =. I year. 50 ooo.
F-teie. Jos pin. . : pyckman. n El"ood-a' Of
GluSk IrnaU to G putnam 57 Pit,.-t Years g ooo
Huh~rt. George. o. : DrcknIn. n " Naf'eaVe q ~
Hoyt Joseph ). ~ W rurtv. w = wnl'-a'e Of
IrawEcs Henry. io L Johnston n 13lstst W of
Jsson- Al-,heg Il, to NJ Mcwhor'er. ls2 ohry''e.
Kat's,ha chcs,a 70 Ho-c, negeyolent Association 5
!rh.-t ~ I'd ave. yeafs. % 813. $500
Iouchnan. M,,v. - " Plant. n 3ls'-st of 9th
ave lrstal-. a. 500.
81, NnT M % g9' l 70 SI.% rcs yis%5H ,i7co '"''
Nixon Io,anna - Trisrant Tnd,:,r1I 30 Savings
Marty. = T. r Jencks. ll3'h-st N"hattan'
Morris r. to Mutual .I'te Ins Co. = ioto-'t. p
oHarron Thora-. 70 Homo Mg.nsl Bqndng and Loan
.s o.I s InfrySyc + M o1GJEc ' %' m c9.sc
raI. +, ". Z Jacobson. ad.'t' Av"eoe A.
ruKe Uenry G. to NJ nacs,cer. " cor LoSIos'on-ayo
'' w.instrin. tscie- 10 Van Cor'landt 800 10 379
wcl5mss Tho, 70 IIseyryeer'' Title In' Co. 2i''
''' wlc'faT. l. = ~ " + brown LoSlncton-ave. n
$'vc w.,1t ''s a6ais to Kaamer 9s7 East 1ooh't
rropt1-. sifo.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart frem
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New York.

SuE ONLY RArLRo,p STATION IN THE CEve
Train. leave a. f0llowsi ..u..,,s.
$40 4. M.-bASA MALL. for Albany, Cuea' SS'NS
I.oeheSteg, Batavia ana B4uAlo ', ,r,trTFD due
1000 4. M-CHICAGO VEsIIBULE LIAlIED' NV
1885 4. Is Il Ks BAY ExpREss-Day except
1900 ONoou.-SouTHwEsTERN YEsTIBTLEo LII LII
i!ED-Due Cincinnati 10 90. lndianapols II ~ " ~
4.5O p. VI. ONotriIi' SHORE VFsTIBULE LIMITED, Ir,
Due al. Detroit At 8 10 .. L.. Chicago 'o' " '"'
900 p. M.-FAsT WESTERN ENPREsSzzDne chicago
,3o p MD SDAcK.. MONTREAL AND BuF'
sf5 +. II.NFHHSSH ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO ~
fHEes-Due Indianapolis II 20 p NJ hr~' u''' ~"
FlsHKiLL (SEWBURGBi PoydHKEEPsIE', RHdNGG Riid ~
ftlfF an ASP p IS D. M also Tor FoaS
keepsie Il 100 noon. = 80, - IS. = 100, 80 '.i'
30 30 = Sf 80 SS.t4 IS. rs IS D. M
ALBANY-t5 45 10. 10 :0O, no 80. II - a. mY u ~
noon 80. 3 20. $50. 600 10 .2' 80 'l' p He
TROY 9Ao 10 90 10 so tIli1' A. 90 30 Il .S:' 20
UTICA AND sYRACCsE-f7 -, 3 TO- 10 90, iiii99:3I
N. l2:oo noon. So 600. 80. $40 p NJ 'I-V'
re. .GIsrER.9lc, 10 90 tlo:so0.mm 100 n00''
G sO Sio : , @ =, tl3 TO 90 nooa 49,
NIAGARA fGLisEg9 10. 1000. 40 30 a. N. 200
AbIE6N bIy? ND&V5K az M6tXTiYNls M6 XTi YNls kNp MoxrREAL~-'7aS
aESEyis 80 &ND IS 1sSa 10 90
BtFRSGih& uiEs. Il v Z Ii nAiEE& S} TDfvfsiOS-
sses 2 sgcFqs opgy sT'Ps 4
I6 SPEk sss F;Sas anf sss ~ ~
we'tcotrs Elpress calls for and cheek, baggage ron
Other train, st,Sp;d run d.lIS HSna'y 'p'Hy SA'YD.
y, 90 Sooa .'?' so S'p SO th0s 5 leaving ga at
ohH2 7 10 Torc TriGcs stop r6sdr g ss Ssr Y baSE 'sH
General Manager Pzssrnror Agent
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
I EHlGll VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASsEN"LR TRAINS leave foot Of Cortandt and
Desbrosscs follows
a. N. for SlattIgton and intermediate points.
S a. M. Of tru'Na, Lyons. Emir3. Rochester Buffalo.
and PottsNe and principal local points Chair
car TO Lyon, and pullman cai T. Suspension Bridge
o:2O q N. for Mauch CHUNK and intermediate points.
II for l.. and b. Junction and intermediate points.
Chair u Mauch Chunk
| D. m. Tor Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
Tuukhannock Connection t0 Reading aud Harris.
burg. ,.,, . .
Chair WikesharIc anG Pullman sleeper tO Suspenson
Brdge. go
so p. m for Pott,yile Mauch Chunk and intermedi.
ate points. Chair to Mauch Chunk
$40 D. m. Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection 20 Reading and Harrisburg.
D. III. for Geneva. Lyons, Eimra, Rochester, Buffalo
the Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons ana Suspension
Bridge. -
Trains leaving at 8 a. II a. | D. m. and 3 40
H. m connect all points In Mahanoy and Hazleton coal
regions .r,.r,,, rp,,>,e
q. IN. for Mauch Chunk Hazleton and intermediate
points and IL q. for Shenandoah and intermediate
points. ,,, -,...,- -. ,...-..,,.
n m for GENEVA Lyons. Elmira. Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern ofIce. 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
FOR PIIILADEIPHIh BtLTiMORE 4
MAsIiINETnN.
EOYAL BLUE LIN

~ EW-YORk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
twenty minutes cargr from TO-. Of Jl' St o. n fos
OsWeso chicago; 80 p u.. for tImi bel n 10. Middle
town. Ellen VILE LIB, sty G - y. To- MdtletoNu Lib
Walton Onrid Central square. OsWrlo Rochester
Niagara Fails Detroit. Chicago -. Louis. Daily. Al
ether trains daily except SUNDAYS. rckct, tc lhes 323
BrCsdway J. e. ANDEKSON General Passenger AGENT
l0 Exchangc Place, n.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
REAL ESTATE.
pYrSrNFSS At THE EXCHANGE.

The raj estate market continues to EXHIBIT inefeaS'1
strength. The t'e'da"'' ~' F''''Iu'sS '
large with ccod> competition.
40 2ls VaI.ck-,t, forming the northeast corner o.
nov,ngst f.. a thfcc.story brick building With store
-, A.. j. % fec, ON VarlcE.st and IS DOwnin g-s,
t,r.,1i Inc bidding staFtd az $4,000 and ran ~
iv -,Gn nd, 10 SIS 600 which point II lfoke on tC
=5O then b. 900 Oics. being ctIItd w 70 sio''V d.
which pflc, L.. H. KOsuaA WAS the iul.r' . a.. -. .
Tb.fr was also excellent competition 40 N sa.r & ~
No A West tour-toFy ana DdsoiF h
irownsone dive Ing. with all inr3EcGnt' on c60 40
o0xgS9: the bidding from e2"cVO up 70 SStGNo
Dougla, Robinson. jr & Co. were the Juyers' Ih'
property was sold In partition. - g.. - . ,f,
lot was also offered tc bidding ran from *-0'ooo UP u
.o5 900 william {. Strange was thc bCyeI. 49,. -.-
Mot OF land 40 Eastrhst'r. in W semester CounE
V y on m" White Plains Road 97X1O3 soli for +--oC
X. y. Quinn.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
nELAW ARE, LACKAW ANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.
vestlbuled Pullman Coaches.
Shortest Line.

m.-DuuuO ana Osw,Ao rAps,s,. Via Paterson, for
water Gap SLrOudsbu~g, Scranton BuguamtOn. OwpgO,
Ithaca, MaNerI{, himrI tornins. Batn. Danye, sher
MatrttlIe, klchltu springs ticI. MI. Morris
GREENE ONord Norwlcn. Cortland fulton ana
utercdatc stations. Connect, rlnton with trains f)
lltion vi h,.bIrre DauNtlc. aud Northumberland a,
uulalo Tor the West
20 a. M BlLlhamtOn Man. VIA Boonton.
y. -BnHhamton aud Elmira FNpres> Tor Water Gap
Stroud ,burc scranton OWcgo. WaNtry &c connects al
Scranton with Tor Pttston, Kingston and Wilkes
barr. ~
press.
= 80 D (daiy).-BuiIalO Limited Express, Patcr
son for STROUD shurg Scranton. Bnghamton Oweeo Wa
very, ElnIrI. Corning, B4th Nayand, Dans1lle Mt
Morris Nr.. arriving I'm Buffalo a. 80 a. n.
d. m Buffalo Utica ana OswcgO Express 10,
htroudsburg. Scranton. BnghamOn Cortland SYRACUSE
FULTON Greene oxford. Norwich Sherburnr Wafervlle
Iichned Springs Nc and AL points Buffalo division
connects with trains for the West
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- once of Supervising Architect, Treasury Depart
ment Washington - c. until O'Clock j. m Oh the lOth
day February, 1891 O all the labor and materials
qured build the building and completion Of
o. approaches 10 the IS Post once &C., q, OOHLfN
y " accordance with the drawings and spclnc
copies OF which be had application At this oice or
bid must be accompanied by certified check ior 500
The Department viii reject al bids received after the time
herein stated for opening the also bids which do not
comply strictly with all The requirements OF this invitation
Proposals be cnelosed envelopes sealed marked
proposals for Inlldne Annex aud Competition OF Ap
proeches the u s. Post Orce &C., Building Brook
lyn n. =" and addressed TO JAS. II wINDRIM Super
Visne Architect. January 18th, 1891
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
Ncw.York, Wednesday, Jan. 2s.

New.YOlk, Wednesday, Jan. ~
The following sales held at the Exchange ana Auc'
ton Room to-day:
3.,torv building, with lot no 2ls Vsrckst' cor
Downlng-st lot 23.GN75A3 1N iiieg; ELhu IL hoshah'
ss7OO -. - w. Oct q, .
A. story dwelling with lot, No - West Slth.st, n =
o45 T. Oth-aVc, lot 2oA9s9 Douglas Robinson Co.
534 600 , ~ TO ., too
NVest osfh.f "a II 0tl.aNe wa, adjourned to Apr !.
sal Of lot on East I2t.st OF 2dave, was adjourned
10 February 2J.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
Ifdthtrs.

A MEXICAN AND sOHEIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Pioiessors Teachers. Tutors Goyernesoes.
a.. 20 CoAeges, schools aud Families. Apply %
Mrs. ". J. YOUNGFULIoN. % Union square.
A BEST TEACHERS American and Foreign. supplied
A.sll brlnches locality charge. achert Wsntd
registration fee form for stamp. L. V. HCfSSOoN
date r. T. Avery. American School Bureau. w 1ith'st
A TUTORS Professors. Teachers, Goy"ruesses Of all
"a branches supDlied 70 universities col schools and
families Circulars schools % larent Modern languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIEIF. Room Ia, l3O 5thave
IL ESSES TEACHERS AGENCY, u Eat l7th-st
II supplies competent tc ichefs, tutors governesses
musicians artists all branches resident and Visiting
English, German, French, Spanish spoken.
TUTOR (experiencedl, desires pupil for rnorning
4 afternoon hours all collegiate and normal branches
music IL desired highest references TUTOR Box ~,
Tribune Uptown Oni e, ,23S Broadway.
TUTOR IL MATHEMATlCs WANTED.-A hr-t-c'ass
i tacb thoroughly and tellgenty arithmetic
algebra and geometry would have % short distance
country. four times a week Adde'S
stating whore last employed and references ana terms Box
.5o7. y. Y =. o.
rI'EACHERS tutors, COverncsscs. companions. church
singers, or2aniss, matrons IT, promptly supplied 70
employers best schools recommended TO parents. Miss
DONOVAN'S Teachers Bureau. 30 Fast 1ithst.
1NION TEACHEIsS' AGENCY supplies school Officers
u with teachers teachers WITH positions
II. NJ. HARRINGTON, PROV. So Lafayette Pl., y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29

time in fairy land, and most absorbing OF all the
s,gan-naGens. An Hm.sabe tibhOgraphcsl vs.
is appended.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TEANSFERs-N y. CITY.
SS.1n bycknsn 10 crcr5, nnhcft .. 81 400
El1Coi.st. n e s. .OC q ~ ~ OF Narc.aye. 5oXlOo ,.
Nasic-sye, cor Of Elwood-,t. 5oAloo' susan ,..o
oot'ia'l Vim II is,l"P cP to saah Coe - II 500
iA"S'ir''b Eyan icsnan ~ Hfchibald csm;bc ~ 1900
~arr To- JOHN f..i.ir % -. 1.I5o
i@I Byer.. Itf 70 John Bel l.. ..... l.. $50
same 10 o0 ..,.'. $500
H. Same. i'o 1850
''''I s.1nr4t to S Xurn,t Kramer , 3O375
'''&1. &aar, sisy5a' 7ss% to ug ,SS9.' ,o
Ssc,I H. Isa5.l, sI Re-, ~ 1900
cnSTE.,t s 70 vac cor - a",@srqr.,t lsaE nos $50
to TO- 81 yp@ 5dqe9a IL sPy aaa ffia9s % 900
, and John S g",a' ~ S,l 10 Aea ida q
'''i.,' Ho,.i m to- 10 smoo %, ib,iam - 1880
h'f9SGp' S9GIgcp and WIFE sGI to enry 5000
Rufus l. Andrews. referee. 10 Loii'c Wick - ooo
vnsa,c. - s.. 1851 It n Of Potter Place. 5cX
100 Edward rar,eli, and viie to Robert eoo
ooil'.f ro''r :. 80 +. " i,th.ly, 5oNoo3; Il oarf
rnofn. D. aaa vio e. M.'iI u ~
fol,,t: W '' I1,I, T. fpma Gtd'hu,, 1000
2a2T,e " .,2aS ,2G 4 .d.s. .'0' -' 10 $50
rrss.,,,e s., ,e ',,. "a Ii55 r. summitst lglsN
wa W. $ sa''. saa ci. W 6pdyse Ja' NJ rcr6c' ooo
'2Gt 1, goli J., i' I1caS 80 55,..alh'n' le5oc
'-aI ,.l,5. .' =. Ko.,len o,cnssy " IG,5oJ
lf31--t Itt.Il 70 80 Nr".i.' 'l!'Na ~ . -,
N-to y Nj; Adorh B'aiy ana Ssiah ana
l.. .ah No-r. ~ ALhv - ~oipH on, -.-. -.-..-
1lHI..- - 100 = 90 NauhIfttn-nNr. h-]NlNl.llf 80
Fasc.- " Jcn, Ks and wife u Florence MarNh l-''o"
l33i.II ~ t., G@ v,r,,r. nr, S'ni6l.n 2525o
1s.-at,. IS H}G q ~ 3ith-st - 2NiuN' lHlo'@ mo
t,..d-tciu and vlf. 20 Morris Rohln-ol. ~"
1tGfi..t iJp ft " ~ Leg-rt'-1Nc. 1oNlOo; Tor
ucus Do4o,au e. Mar, and o"'n hrE
1sti,.-f O. - IlOI1 g. o. ~ Hr7ldw'y. l~1 1'0'N
oIN,2. l-ih--f. l@bll n e. 20, Bioad"a..
4.'4SiiIS1,I sio>1c I, 60 WIN 10000
lSih-'' i,,1c n :. ''' u - ' '''.'' 80 10000
woshirg,on.ayD " 450 n ~ Talrafrc-s'.
25NllO: R1tc and Adam honrl1rs TO AH'" So
por,rv vs. 40. 93i and 3si aj2Ns5ll>3}N
9ji Ja. W Ket.ham ard wlf :" " g -,
ioi II -. ~, ,o s,. , Hall. .... l. &c.