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The morning call., 1891-01-30

OF the Importance of extensive and judicious afver
Using OF any article backed by real is afford ed
in the wonderful success of the CALIToRNIA FIG
SYpUP COMPANY. whicE has become one of the
most liberal patrons OF the press to be found In
America. Originally formed to manufacture the
new and excellent remedy, Syrup Of Figs the man
agement decided to select the leading newspapers
in every section of the country inform the public
OF the original and attractive features which were
destined TO make il one of the most popular RENE
dies OF the age. Knowing the value of THE CALL
as an advertising medium, arrangements were made
to insert its attractive display advertisement
which Will be found in our advertising columns
and as natural result Syrup of Figs is selling rap
Idly, and being strictly high-class remedy. not
only pleasant and refreshing to the taste. but
truly oenehc al in its effects. 1T is giving general sat
iSfaction.
All efforts to substitute worthless, non-advertised
preparations under similar have proved fail
ures rs intelligent people when they wish Syrup of
Figs VIII not accept any other than that manufact
ured by the California Fig Syrup Company OF San
Francisco, CAL Louisville. KY. New York. N. Y.
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THE TIN PLATE INDUSTRY.

Mr.. J. II. Rogers, managing partner of the
South Wales lin Plate Works, recently al
dressed his workmen On the probable effects
the Mckinley tariff will have on the tin
pate trade. Mr. Rogers had spent some
months In the United States and had given
the branch of industry in which he is en-
gagged especial attention. Mr.. Rogers said
mat ihe result OF the November election had
frightened American manufacturers from
proceeding to carry out their extensive
schemes oil tin plate making. Some OF these
schemes included the erection of twenty,
thirty and even forty mills. but after the
election these schemes were given up. Two
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wEArHER PREDICTIONS.


SIGNAL SERVICE. U. =. ARMY
DIVISION THE PACIFIC.
Bar Francisco. Jan. %, 1873 P. NJ
Synopsis for tho Past TMenty-four Hours.
The anti-cyefone is gradually disappearing from
the North Pacific region owing the appearance of
a cyclone over British Columbia The barometer
has fallen decidedly in Washington and Northern
oregon. where light rains or snow have been gem
eraL The barometer is lowest in Southern Arizona
and highest il Western Oregon. 1t has risen IN Ne
Vada and generally in California. The winds are
southerly in Northern Oregon and Washington, else
where North to west. The yeOcities have been
brisk TO high in California and Western Arizona.
Red Blun, northwest 80 miles per hour; Eureka.
NORTH, 20 miles; Keller, north, 81 miles: Yuma.
north, 81 miles. The temperature has generally
IN all districts, especially in Southwestern
California Rain has fallen in the North racine
region. southern California and Southern Arizona.
The fOilown precipitation has been reported from
Signal Service stations: Fort Candy o. inch
olympia 0Oi. spokane Falls 0.0S, Portland O.12
san Diego 0.5S, Fort Grant O.20.
Forecast Till z. NJ. Friday.
For Northern CahforRia-Fair weather, except
light raIa or snow at winnemucea; winds generally
north TO west; nearly stationary temperature,
except cooler at san Francisco and Sacramento.
For-Southern California-Fair weather; north to
west wind; slightly warmer.
For Oregon and WashingtOn-Light rain, turning
TO snow in the mountains: winds generally south to
weat; nearly stationary temperature.
JOIN P. FINLEY.
Lieutenant Signal CorDs un charged.
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CONTEMPT CASES.

There appears to be but one opinion
among newspaper proprietors in this State
In relation TO contempt cases. At least we
have seen but one. and that has been in
favor Of a law like that controlling United
States courts. Contempts must be COM
mitted in the immediate presence of the
courts. The desire with a certain class of
Judges is TO hedge themselves about after
the manner OF king or emperor. Nothing
must be said against them which will de-
tract from their dignity. With competent
or honest Judges there would be no trouble
about contempts. Such Judges are not criti-
eized adversely. 1t is only weak men, such
as are not well yersed in law. or the
The morning call., 1891-01-30
He Had Pawned the watch.

a. +. Nelson, a seafar;ng man, swore out
complaint yesterday for the arrest of
George Arstling. jeweler of 33l Kearny
street, whom he accuses OF grand larceny.
Ihis Is the story Nelson told when he signed
the complaint in the Prosecuting Attor
neys Office: Six weeks ago he left a gold
watch with ArstliDg TO have the handspring
repaired. Tue repairing was not done salts
factorily, and he left the watch a sec ond
The morning call., 1891-01-30

Joseph Fisher was arrested by Detectives
Harper and Bee yesterday and charged with
burglary. He recently broke into the tailor
shop OF A. Evans, at 507 Hayes street, and
stole several hundred dollars worth of
cloth and trimmings. which were recovered
in pawn-shop, where he had disposed of
them. The prisoner is also suspected of
having committed eral other burglaries
Joseph Duffy, who formerly operated with
Fisher, was recently held for trial on a
charge of breaking into Sixtl-street store.
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January, 1891.
NOTICE.!

ANY of our patrons who fail to find
THE MORNING CALL for sale by
train-boYs will confer a favor by mott
flying this Office of the fact, naming the
date and train.
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ROE Montgomery street, near Clay, open until II
O'Clock p NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street near Kearny, open until 2 O'Clock midnight;
s3s Hayes street, open until ESQ O'Clock; sos
arkin street. open until 80 O'Clock; 25lS Mission
sIyeet, open until O'Clock p NJ, and Jig Ninth
sttnet. opeu until q All p NJ
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time to have the works readjusted. Nelson
went to the country and STAYED away for
month. When he returned and asked for
his watch the jeweler confessed that he had
become short of funds and had pawned it.
Arstling promised to return the timepiece,
but did nothing more than give up the
n-tickat.
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srBsCRIPTION RATES:

DAILY CALL Gncludlng sundays So per year by
mail, Postpaid. 10 cents per week. IS cents per
calendar mouth through carriers. DAILY CALL,
Eve copies. three months. St. 25. SUNDAY CALL
twelve psgesl. 81 so per year postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and EERLY CALL, 81 so per year, post
paid. WEEKLY CALL eight pageS), 81 % per year,
IOstlaid Cubs OF ten (sent to one address,, $40.
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JaramilIa Held for Trial.

Manuel Jaramilla, who chased Jerome
Mendibes with stiletto, was examined be-
fore Judge Joachimsen yesterday and held
for trial on a charge of an assault with in
tent to commit murder. The chsrge against
Mandbles, for knocking Jarainila down
with a cobble, was dismissed.
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dishonest class, who are afraid of the COM
ments of a newspaper. 1t is for the best in
terests of the people that the press should
be free 10 criticize the acts of the judiciary
as well as the members of the Legislature
or Board of Supervisors.
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srCTIoN SALES TO-D.v.

FURNITuRE.-By Geo. f. Lamson, at 1928 Suffer
St, al II clock
. FuRNITURE.-By VIM. ButterheId. at 1905 Van
Mess ave. at II o'clock.
''FURNITURE.-By NJ. j. Simmons, at 3OS Ninth
ST., at IL clock.
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WAR. scrofuia and every form OF imnure
blood is boldly declared by Hoods SarsapariIIa the
great conqueror of all blood disease Whca gwen
a fair trial 1t will prove its merir
The morning call., 1891-01-30

BANK OF BRITISH CoLUMBrA-The Bank of
BRUSH Columbia in this city has been examined
by Commissioners Gerberding aud Knight. Tie
resources and liabilities are So $50, 344 ST.
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SUED ON NoTEs.-Tbe National Bank OF the
Republic has filed a complaint against L. Il
Deger OF Oakland. 10 recover S2434 So on a
note. TIE same piainIln has also
sued W. IL. Cowles to recover 5000 ON TWO
pr0miss0ry nOles
The morning call., 1891-01-30

ORPHANS ADOPTED. - The petition OF Patrick
A. Doian for the adoption of Ella Rose Kelly.
aged II years. and Ada A. Kelly, aged 2. their
parents having died, has been grained by Judge
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las been used over fifty years by millions OF moth
ers for their children while leethng, with perfect
success. 1t soothes the child softeus the gums, al
lays pain. cures wind collie regulates the bowels and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea whether arising
from tecthing other causes. For sale by drug
gists In every part of the world. BE sure and ask
for Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing syrup. twenty-five
cents n hottie
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PLENTY Japanese baskets. Towusend,s. .
BROKEN horeno und candy. zoe ID. Townsenas

AN INsoLvENT HoUsEKEEPER.-Blanc A.
Norman, an inselvent housekeeper, with SS77 so
liabilities but no assets, has FLED petition In
Insolvency. - =
The morning call., 1891-01-30

EN- per cent discount on hanging. banquet,
and stand lamps viii be given during clearance
sale this week at Nat han. Dohrmann & Co.'S
100 Suffer street.
The morning call., 1891-01-30

J.f.CuTTEE's OLD BoUgBoN.--Tnis celebrated
WHISKY IS Tor sale by all hrst-class druggists and
siocefs. Trade maik-star within a shield
The morning call., 1891-01-30

Fourteen employees of the Napa Insane
Asylum are on the sick list, says the
Journal of Sunday.
The morning call., 1891-01-30

LARGEST manufacturer OF California glace
fruits, Doc pr h., IN Jap. baskets Townsends. s..
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prRIICATInN orFICE.

THE MORNING GALL
Has a larger circulation than any other
ueyspspe published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1891-01-30

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" effect
i've Cough Remedy. Sold only in bores. Price Csc
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FEarALE fl. LIP WANTED.

U1ANTED-GIRI. FOR INsTTT0TIoN :.
w city. TO do upstairs work. ETC.; fare paid $50
month; good home. Apply to w. ID. EVER & CO,
626 Clay st. 1t
WOMAN WITH A CHILD TO COOK FOR q
w men, $50; working housek eeper $40: cleanIng O.
girl for Institution. S25: Protestant second girl,
$20; cook for family on ranch. $50: waitress. San
Rafael, $50; mother and daughter as and watt
ress, $50 and girls for housework. K. I. WARD d
CO., 6l0 Clay st. 1t
WANTED-CooK FOR AN AMERICAN FAM
W lily, S25 second GIRL 1926; Protestant hotel lam
dress, $25; cook for small private boarding house.
S25 restaurant waitress, SO week ;girl for house,
work, Placer County $50. fare paid. aud a number
OF girls for all kinds of work. city aud country. J.
+. CROSETT CO., 62S Sacramento st. Its
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

bhAtHAAs I-ILIs CHG SICK heAdache-
IxTHA mince pies SWANS. 2I3 Suffer- street.
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PERsUNALS.

MAGNETIC CURE MASSAGE TREATMENT
w given by MR.. and MRS. CARLSEN, late of Co
penhagen; hours to and to P. NJ 1913 furk.7+
|. NEST IL THE SrATE-6ooDwIN'S CLUB
L sausages and susar-cured boneleSs bacon. Stalls
Is and %, Center Market nol9 3m
I-JNDOw Cu,nI,S n !. NTJE f,T-TTt5 mn m "A j,
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
NEW YORK CENTRAL
kiudson River Railroad.
knTrans arrive ct and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York. !
2-r OILY RArInolD STATION ~ THE CFrR :

- 2cE ONLY RAILROAD STATION ~ THE CFrR
9:IO A. M-FN:f II tor ~.Dsny, Utica, syF@
1oos gs EOcnester Batavia and Iqaaio M LIMITED due
'ViUO \. M.-CBlIATO - lDN LIZ i-A-N-
1880 4. M.~WEsrEi.N DAY EXpREss-DailS eA'e''
1890 Noon.-soUTuwEsTERN vEsTIBTTLiEa Il LIN. IA.
i!ED-pue Cincinnati 10 200, Incianapo1iS IL A' " ~
4:jO +. M.$0RrMIi SHORE vEsTIBuLEa LIMlIb5D1sI; 51s;
que at Detroit at 9lo a. H., Cmcago ''o ~ ''
Goo sP. M.-FAsT WESTERN EXPREssST,lpue chicago
e2j T. OI.1naij &ND 1MoNTREAL tx.
1880 y .M-BUFFALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
FkEss-Hae iadiah,polis il 20 p. next day Sd
5EflP Rxb POTfBEEEFSF m BBsEJ5 HlS
hf9!s m e o 3 3' t % z z B. M s'o - rGS!S
+ 30 & 20 70 Il 10 3 :o5 10 "a O p iii is e 90
noon 2 80. 55. 80. 600. 1925. 7 49, 0 lo D. H."
TROY-f7i5, 9Io 10 90 10 30 III rs ms ~ iod
uliS2 XXb X4S 29 QS ~ & &ls o 10 &c.
200 noon. 80. 6 100, 7;So 9l5 D. M tl-'oo
RdthEsTEGG- 1000 tio;Ss9, an @,s,, 100 n00n
3d. TO % % me- 100 ,s s6G' 90 noon .oo
SI&&GS&RAs 50 fitIs3g + 70. 1000 1000 M. 1900
ADIIRGo0XD&lCK IG0 l M0UNTfG&ISS' 'I IASD MqNTREAL-t7as
MIBrpRy. SESEEvAa lAsD. .cASSkSSSSDMGyAz2Ao 10 90
prksHIRE% E. tGs M y VIZ Z HI HARLEM SH HDdIVv1TIsioS-
cep sis $ r ss5 It r'q! q
srk r2., q We,t 25h-'t 1nd iSsth:' satSa s Tew.
io BooEi2n and S9 l JcrSy 3 CIV
hotels and rsdSce hrog6 to e destination Sha from
tDaily except sunday. aDaily except Saturday.
o'S5 &5oSe Sa9s fan Se SaE those aag at 10 10 90
70 90 noon. 80, $3.50 3d. 80. 80. :25 p. m,
auS join r. SG3F ToUcEY stop '' GEORGE % IL DASIELs
General Manager Gen1 Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
rrcnRnrn MoETGNG-S.

Arnold WIN G. to te Equ,t'sr LII" A,,ui2Ge' society
Bice.iarp,. wm H.. aid wife" - N'-t,,.dig} Z'sler
rIapGt I:omrr g. end VIC /, ;ol " stewart
trus: ctc " l5I WI |i'1-, h. - ,,I.g Rank o;
Dciiolt. g,u Mieh. , 2Gh.,t Of Msd.-onat' years
''TS BALDWIN John g ard Iaora,: r To Andrew nad"in
sam to Marla-et Baldwin. 80 80 Wa'h'nf'on's'.
Imitd 20. n and rs Norto1.-t maotb- no..
cinan Cain,rne ~ lms,no9.. y. Industrial savings
Brs, John aud N and wl:c, Joseph S,ern, 30 432
"6S Dcis',I SIT i clarrec GEO s-noaler ve'miy'n
Ellison. Jane i. to Ron ,np sire -''h'-t TN
ave Eicar. T6oaa. to rlnsri lIir~h and ano,he-
75t.-.t Cq.umbr-,1N, 10 mont. az coz ro,,,,,.
r4. A--Gf,n,o so,st q ted STAT. scu'..t
F,h. John and W.. 't a D. the Maniati'g LIE IN
suttncn 60. @3t--t o. !tHt". F,"r t'n""l
rae etrS '"e ia-,., i a"a 70 i a.. " > % a9 " '
t,r.li-l.cr II lruau. u Jou o. Maras. 40 7o Ia,'
G,5-doo llaro,a % John s. scott. 1is---t s.
ta.,.a -atir, i. 70 Gccts' L s'aaUel. w 30" TT.
and Loan As-oc,'on. ..ct!a, ? block 3-i'. mag a"d
Iamg. TioIas = rs:t,. Lamv, : w cor l,t-a'' aad
Ioavcnti,i. paniI and VIE. 20 tlc Eov.ry savings
Eaqk 5h.,' A'.nrc j. YAK. ort ~, ,.,' s,.
Ea1t cor ra,kayo and i9'h.'t yoar - $50.
cNccuto.-. cc iLncon-ave " l31th-'t' years -
n p,w,u jtlh H. +, the Emsan, Tnea.t'al Saving.
RAM u q,th..: So - Ct1Iirbus-ay" Nonr. ino)
Mofo,.ui Giovanni T.. 20 Cent ri Trust Co. y y. sect
n Ilnc< 3 49, man Land CIV. y Y. yeas $50 no'
NanhrImcr Tc.' Simon Ios' nf.lt. .3d.s'. w ~
1th 3 - 00o.
Nae. IIlrn,h WIN p Lennon. s5th.~t. q 30.
ave 3 -. 600.
Mvcr. Lows and VIE 20 tho CfcurHN Pcncyo,'rt
Sorlrtv -qth-st 9 81 3d-ayc. > vcaf~. $1,000
P1imcr susan T. 10 Nina d. IA T0uucI', S l-t-
ave. ~ NJ IIifh-st N,1fs. 1880.
Same WIN Cutting. tru~. ctc. " l-ta'", % llj'h
' Ko.cTtao, solomon to>Nicycr Katcnhcrq. 1s,.lvc
: ~ 1lth-st. t"nr. Fl1 oCo.
S,1crst jr Ffanci, ". b. Sarah VI star. Noth-ef
~ Boulevard 3 ars 10 moft@nQ .'. : 90
Schlndlcr Jacob ~clollc ard ln0 u NcfW
ave-. ~ Ef1rrSou.-f - yfrrt -. goo
Sa'd Kingsbid@' .liOid, W Gf imcrstn tn-s'.
. var. ~ 100
Soaty Federico iIrnrv u THAN ard c'ocutot,
ctc q. Kelly It, n of GutoryHl"1v' ! wears. 100
Tlapp James. ~ al 10 Thoma, Smith. 9.dst. W o,
BorlayaId. vcars. - COO
wci-s. Ignaz TO wm u Macy. jr. ct al loo,h-st
Yard Franccs s. - Josie i Ya;d. 5 io5th.st. Q Of
New-avc - O0O.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
apartments 90 Eet
rvHE ST. CATHERINE

~ he ST. CATNEKINE
Arartmcat house, corner Madsoa-aye. and 1Sd-st-
To ct one elegant suite Of Gfccn looms, unurnishtd
c,dcs two s-yant laundry, store room ana vino
a.. lar: has direct fronlge 100 fee: Madiso-aNc
and 20 re: on 3dst and an unobsruccd exterior view
II go feet. Tho suite comprises an enoc hoor' anu
has no dark interior rooms, plumbing wok IN any
living or sleeping rooms In the suite are Two to't
rooms communicating directly with external air; the
cabinet work and interior decorations not surpassed
by any house In the city. Fu. particulars can be
obtained on application at the premises TO
E. BENNETT Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
FOR PuILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AMI
WASHINGTON.
ELAWARE, LACkAWANNA AND
~ WESTERN RAILROAD.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
s,o,,os, Line vc.tbu,cd Pullman Coaches.

A.-Du.so ana OswcrO rAprt>a, VIA Paterson, for
water Gap. Stroudsbu-g scranton Bmghamton. ONegO.
Ithaca MaNtry, L.mlr1 Corning. Bat., UanVe, Shef.
burne Watr ryIlc. Richncd Sprrgs. Ctica Mt. Morris.
Greene. oxford Norwich Cortland, syracuse, tulton ana
intermediate stations Connects ~ Scranton with tsins for
NlhrsDlrTr DtnNilIe aud Northumberland AZ
Bufalo with i0f the West.
20 a. m.-BiL ehaniton Mail, VIA Boon,on.
d. -Blnsnamon and Elnra EN press Tor water Gap
Stroud burg scranton Owego, Waverly Nc at
scranton with pittsto, kug and Mikes.
barre
40 p. m.-Seranton, Wilkesbarrc and Plymouth TX.
press
$50 D. m. Cdaiiy)-Burao Limited Express Via pater.
son for SrOUdsburg. Scranton, Bnghlnton OwcgO wa.
very Elmira Corning, Bath, Wayand. Dansyille N.
Morris IN Buffalo at 80 a. N.
u. ~. (dailv).-BuiaO Utica and OswcCo Express for
StroGGsburg Scranton, BlnEhamton Cortland
Fulton Greene. ONord Norwich. Sherburne Waterville
Kchncld springs. &C. and Al points Oh Burl!o division
connects WITH train, for the West
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
w III TiiphG 70 hpa,h1Nm' ps.. 1,,,n' ,s.yo ~; "

Station New.l ork follows ana 20 earlier from
Jay.st; New ORR Hamilton, London Detroit
and Chicago. 10 :lj M, > Ia y. m. ST
Louis, '5 rs . ~ Toronto, no rs a. m. Is
l5 D. BuiialO Rochester Suspension Bridge Niaga.
n rails Utica ana Syracu,e . 80 no ;l5 M IS Is
ton j = 10 10 rs ali 80 a. 90 IS is ana
IS 10 p. Catskll and Aliany, 80 = rs. 10 IJ
30 a 81 90. - IS. ~ rs p. Cranston West
Point. Cornwall NewCvr:, '3so .7:l?, SIS 10: is.
. e:i5 I'll AS p M Montreal and canada Fast rs m.
IS 10 Elegant sleeping Tor Buffalo Niagara
Detroit. Chcaeo and st. ICuls all through trans
Leave BrooNyn. Via Brooklyn Annex: alO 80 4. n.
SEQ D. jersey City, y. H. Il Station. IL 20 a. M
; 80 D. m. Daily. Daily, eXcep, saturday. All Other
trains daily. except SUNDAY. For tickets timetables par
lor and sleeping car rotation or inormatIon apply
neT one foot OF fulton st.: Sew York CitvI YGx IA
e42 le7l Broadway. li3 Bowery IL Park Place West
West Shore stations foot
foot OF Jay.st. North River G. T. LAMnERr,, Genera
tassenHer Agent. Yanderbilt.ave. New.York
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
I EHlGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortland, and
Desbrosscs as foiows
Z q. III. Tor Siatiugton and intermediate points.
and the Wcs,, POtsvle and Principal local points ChaR
car to Lyons ond punlan ear q suspension Bridge.
o:20 a lot Maucn Chun& aud IA rnriIat, points
u q. Tor L. aud T. Junction and intermediate points.
Chair car Mauch Chunk
i D. NJ 70. IunAnanuock and intermediate points. Chair
car to TunKhannock Connection Reading Harris.
burg.
40 D. m. for Tnra and principal intermediate points
Chair WDkesbsrrc and Pullman sleeper u Suspension
Bridge. - . =,
80 d. IN. for Fottsvlle. Mauch Chunk and int rmedl.
ate points. Chair TO Mauch Chunk.
$40 p. N. for Mauch Chunk intermediate ponsA
Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg.
D. m. .ur Geneva. Lyons. Elnlri, Rochester. BufAo
and the West Pullman sleeper Lycns and Suspension
Bridge. .
Trains leaving at s n. n. II q. m. l m. aud 3itV
m. all points IN Mahanoy III aLieton eoea
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 n fNr MaUch CnunK ha Teton and intermeta1
points, and IL q. for Shenandoah and inte.mcd!sse
points.
$40 D. fer Mauch Chunk and intermediate point g..
D. m. for Geneva Lyons Elnlrl. RochcSt'r. BuN,le
end the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern ONce oaj Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS At THE EXCHANGE.

Tho most important sale made yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange was that Oi No - "VH' 'o''
grst-st. The property consists oi bul-9'oiy anu
basement brick and stone dwelling, on lot loNlOo
with three-story extension at tic bach. iIe p,tri7 @
ran from 10000 up 10 S-3@OO' -NA''u i'"'''7 ""'
the buyer. ~ r. So East Tlir
feminist four-sory brick dwelling, on ioo on ~
lO3 was offered There j. 70 10 t,om W. J. pcmre~t
anu Io 39y10o I'm Onc-hundred 'urlh st.
sold under foreclosure % the ptnhu@m III ~ odiou,ned
ings Tor 5000. The other sales "cic
Ncw.York wednesday, fe6. ~, ISL: ,,
,r,e ,ollovinr ale, were held at the iNcha'so "'-
AuSuoH icon D1 tGi with c-sc OF lot 20 Fast lSh.st
'Ist02 80 :, 81 3h.aye iot 10 9XlOj3 W pohaFeat
sG.csoi s i'0 II 0' ''',,' man Of uelro,e 9oxloo
each; lspeh iadoc 20, o "a West 9Ist.st 92
q w Of Centrii iark West lot lsHlUCo' Arno'a ''''s'
S2S o. dwelling with lo l42 Ia, Stth,, Of Lex
9o and dwcIiins VITA lot 80 556 Ei.t i-o6 % d.
oil rIeasaht-ayc were adIourncu - 4e
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TEANsFERs-N,.f y CITY
i3d.,t : la5 IT Of 9thav,, 11A ssCOo
DOns,sI' ,tot anu - t u OF MoirissL =5Ae0
Maract BALDWIN and another to 1ohn -" '''.4
wa,nnSfoast Si a%o 10 90 jonn Baldwin and o'ei'
70 Mct51r, a. 5 2SAso A, S ~ 800
wa,a"sioS,I SSIS5 80 70 ia:ps, g%"S to lOV0O
hcIy-.l, cor lnteInaiv''f 1"rry To- + sontq 1000
ij fH IL Of Coumbuo-a looNiV-;
Enlabetas;, no 10 freagi'N 10000
BOuic,ad COZ Oar o. i'ISs' w. w Ssaer IT,, O2oOO
SSioHSs to boOk AnIcs; Mary \ rooc 10
,o,Hi Milan l. LPws ltTs r. Of 5tn ave, is0llOon;
William l. Austin aud wife to Anon" 'o1'''s 1oSc
1s!S..t sGn :. $50 It Of 5tayc, oAa'l hob r' 10000
ool zero to 80 s"S f 90 BoaIvay lci0\5sN
leSIox,' Thomas smith ana "iG 10 '1'' $4,000
unia%}c aaPE - aa,cns Lot ,. % map "a lr,Gsds nqGS!
Larm 5i>loo Thomas T. '''na'' u - 100
ith:a,e - # Of lT7ai ,ai. Ih,eeiSGli [ 500
@ haecrian iS aG :, VIZ, T. Of . SiaIc ii.aSlCO INrgi
aS,t ~ T. % .. loi9aNr nci and aS3S WE 10000
eir,, Lot tn 2 az 70 cii +. To- lil Emile IL COoo
ostn..t l@91 90 ,,. ~ E., '.ie'T 3o = 1900
l4.h.st. 100 f. W n,lart nt1arFC & Greg 90 coo
lls,h,t 2a 2a' IL ,2.,,S 2.n N, Gordon -. $4,000
l3h;St zoe 90 IT, IT o51TGt TJn,ri 10000
52d.,t. &'i II e 2D'a>y N''., ''N'''.' .'. 1000
I23h,t Nos 52i,5s' W WTSr SeTH II Van Imgen $1,000
E'beo,k j. GO Goo. GoG nGr'' '''.''' $1,000
64tn,,t a & s ,G 2n9 W, n ~ Wa E,ni 5000
9Stl-si no . "eaTTa +T,a I'm 1000
5'l;,i 'l;,. = = Il i;c.n,o HsI I,olb b. rr 1880
Ni2e'2 7;76 63"f fa.qicG IL y., I'% and nif riiE
s-d 81. i @ I" -, u ,,c %,Tor cr ....-.... 5000
@cml aid lgG sndtc Il It',i'c y, ,'c Sa:Gcr 1900
Veml,G,avG Icy cc,(.I Io =, Il Car1ce Do 51co
Kinr-l rldc. IoaI 100 n W l"n'f-un-- -i ''E
llI .2NjON15O; george Schnid'r 10 A'cir" )
lo2t9.I io.,l5 y,-o, T. a. rn,, wc| 1920
95'h''ir r,iSod l. I'n - u r, ,'i'N II NNcpo rCooc
cit,.,, ,a :, 20, n,n :. II, ,-.o l.. Lo1d " 13o5oo
Crrst.r..vr. " s I021l . King. rdr" Road.
3'IMi'~177@1i II I'a''' N,''- ana - 1000
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
Anrt,cn Sales of Real Gstate

nfOrkNED 10 FEB. 2f-Auction sale Of choice
"A stock and fruit farm. 3o3A centre H. H. ,depoi;S
mar Chester Morris Co.. highest part OF N Ehquirc
@IIiIDS 80 BoadWay. II CCItSn4tst, 10 Fuit0h'Sl :
n CiIII.n~. Nnirl.tnMn. y ].
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

n EW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
menty minute; earlier from foot Of Jay.stl 80 NJ tof
Uswcgo Chlcaco 80 p, NJ for Campbell iis. Middle
town. Eilenvilc Lberty '6 p M. Mddletown. Lib
erty, walton Oneida Central square Rochester.
Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago St. Louis. Daily AZ
broadway j. c. ANDERSON. General Passenger AssaA
~ Exchange Place. N. "
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
NORDDEUTSCIIER LLOYD IS. co.

,IIIOI, IT, ~, ~ T0 LOHDDN
steanc: al rSn b,5, o9i 9. q q 81 iloboken.
Fulda Sat- Fob Il. ; a. m. spree. We'd. Mar. t. noon.
{ salc We'd. fe3; %. a. m \li"r sat Mar :. J. IN.
First cabin s75 and upward berth according to oca
tl0n. Second cabln 40 berth. StccriLe AZ loves.
0EI.EICuS e co. No % nnMllnr lr.nn-
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
Rcal Gstatc Unnte0.

A-WANTED for spring list improved and unlIn-
"A. properly o. let and for sale no cnarS lor e
i.frrnc J. DOMAINE BROWN & CO.. oJ west oou'
It.. corner OF Broadway.
>rOW Is THE TINE register for the spring renting
" considerable demand already 10; dMrli,ugSo anu &
90 charge for rccist1ring. WM >. ANDERSOH ~.
90 2d.ayc.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
Ci.r prcpcrip for Sale.

II OUR THREESTORY high-s stoop basement and sub.
L cellar DTOwnsOnc modem dwellings, lust completed
south side 9Ith-st. between Sh and 18th restricted
ncighbOriOod large extension cabinet trim.
Titles Will BE- guaranteed by the TITLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY. - Liberty st. New-NO
CORSFT \ ZIMMERMAN,
puiacrs 100 West 51th.st,