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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-08-10
BABY CARRIAGES.

We've just purchased from bankrupt sale 20 Coaches below their
real value.
genuine Rattan Reed full Upholstered Parasol $495
IL very stylish $l3 Coaches Satin and Lace Paraso with brake
complete, only 1915.
Any one in need should not miss this grand opportunity
The entire list of goods above described good standard mer-
hand well worth your immediate attention before the things
will have been sold.
GE Don't mistake our stores.
The morning call., 1892-03-12
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

lola is dramatIzing LA Bette Humane"
Thunderstorms occur most frequently at
sunset
Japanese women are almost wholly vege-
tarians
The worlds press Is stated to include
$1,000 newspapers.
1t takes just twenty seven 81 notes to
weigh as much as $50 gold piece.
Half potato placed in tobacco or cigar
box will prevent the weed from becoming
too dry.
Mile. Vacareseo denies that she is going
to be false to her Prince and marry NJ.
Cantacugene.
Among other expensive improvements
going IN In Chicago is library building to
cost S1,750.o00.
Robert Nicoll, the Scottish poet, said: s'I
can be read there"
Color photography seems to be fact.
All the beauties IF Yellowstone Park have
been taken by the process.
Because of the low price of cotton, farmer
in Coffee County, Ca, burned his crop OF it
and then committed suicide.
1t cost Pittsburg man SO and costs for
Jocularly dropping Ted-hot penny down
the back OF a newsboy of that town.
The elegant note commences on the first
page, skips to the fourth and finishes by
being written across the sheet ON the Inside.
1t has taken the London underground
railway companies dozen years to provide
method Of freeing the air in tunnels Of
smoke.
An authority on such matters states
that the United States have lost more
men In war since 1776 than any nation in
Europe.
There IS boy in Portland. Me-. who
has only one arm but two hands. The
right hand grows directly out from the
shoulder
Great Britain has more women workers
than any other country In proportion to pop
ulation; II per cent of the industrial classes
are women.
jules Verne predicts the invention of a
''telephote." which will enable people at
the distance of thousands of miles to see
one another.
A new occupation for women In London
is said to be that of Conversation cram
mer." whose business Is to coach up ladies
for dinner parties.
All of the astronomers of this country are
urging the passage of 9 bill to make the
Naval Observatory in Washington Scien-
titic station rather than post of shore duty
for officers of the navy.
1t Is understood that Premier Mowat will
introduce bill in the Ontario Legislature
making it a criminal offense to sell tobacco
In any form to youths under -; also for
them TO use tobacco In public.
Jose de Brettes, the well-known French
explorer, who has spent more than twenty
years among the Indians of South America.
was married recently at Rio Hache to the
granddaughter of Haipara, the powerful
head caclque Of the Goagira Indiantribes.
Thomas Amick, a farmer living south of
Mooresvlle. Ind. is having his share of
affections. Within the past four months
four members OF his family have died of
typhoid fever and consumption and one
daughter has been sent to the insane asy-
lum.
There is in Missouri lake perched on top
OF mountain, its surface from 80 to 100
feet below the level OF the earth surround
ing 1t. fed by no surface stream, untouched
by the wind, dead as the Sea OF Sodom.
There Is no point of equal altitude from
which water could flow within hundreds of
miles, and vet it has q periodical rise Of
thirty feet or more.
The morning call., 1892-03-12
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
qHOS. IMAGEE,
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Circular"
No. 90 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
NEW PROPERTY.

7 900 RENTS $500; Two SoyasA ,,
Masonic ave.-A wide street bet Page aud uas
overlooking the park: 50xl37;6 and neat cottage.
d rooms and modem conyeniences; streetwork
Vallejo st-Magnihcent vew n. side. in Baldasiu
Park; 6S:9xl37 IS; $l0,500; or 1877 :6xlS7:6.
Deytsadero St
$4,000.
octavia ST.. w. side. bet JACKSON and Pacific:
6l:e1e6 and 81 in the rear aud two 2-sory houses;
magaificent view: $4,000
HOUSES AND LoTS, S14OO TO $1,000
New houses and lots; $4,000 to $3.50 each; IN
sion: minutes walk from MIssion.st car t,rmi-
NUS and cable VIII soon be out Mission st. pa t
lied. severed and Spring Valley water in the
houses. which soiidiy built by days work. brick
$I400-7ox75. ana s-roomed house, well. out
houses and garden; block from San Bruno road
Rents $Ss-$f50O-Two fats and rooms ana
bath each; Eigin Park. bet Market. Ridley, vaien
s3sOo-.Rents s35; fine 2,story store below and
fine fiat above; lot 2sxso; Church ST.. near 2eth
| OF rooms, rented for so. bet Leavenworth and
Hyde: street accepted
renting for $40: and lot 25x77:s; $4,000
Church St 2SxSe, and hne 2story OF rooms In
| two tenements. near 2Gth ST.: $500.
Guerrerost flats. bet 2lst and 22d: and 5rcoms
in each fiat and bth; rent s45; lot 24xl05; street
Florida ST.. 24th and cabie-cars; cottage CT
rooms and lot 25xs0; street In order; $500
modern eonyenieness sfoot basement 1 nesr sIl
new; near Haight ST.; reduced to $4,000: lot PAY
81. 30
Two-story and baseWent house. 9 rooms and bath;
lot SOx137 IA: Hilbert St. steiner; close to
Union-st. cable-cars; only $500.
CHOICE LOTS AND 5O-vARAS
SW cor. Pacific ave- and Walnut: block from
Central ave. and Presidio gate: Preside grounds
opposite: very nne view and can never be OBJ
structed
NV. cor Clay and Spruce. blocks beyond Gen.
trail ave-; $4,000: of the best lots In that
gion: streets graded and macadamized; 137 :6x
l27:S: fine view.
NV. cor. 18th aud Castro 45 :6xl20: $3.50:
fine view: stone wall In 'front.'
Baker ST, w. side, bet Haight and Page; lots.
S1:3xlOo; $4,000 each: on high ground, between
cahe-cars: fine view.
Deysadero St, near Oak: In the business portion
the street; lots; 25xl06; $4,000 each; growing
property.
Lots In the block bounded by Fillmore. Steiner,
Oak and Fell sts.: $3.50 to $4250 each 25xlO0
and 25x137 -. any size: fine view ana elegant
neighborhood; cable line OAK and streets in
order: fine corners left; 35xl00 $1,000, $500
and 1850 each, larger SIZE
Grove ST.. bet Webster and Fillmore; 35:6xl076;
$475O: very cheap.
37.8xlS7:o; s4l25; Green st.. bet. Buchanan and
Webster s. side: view OF bay.
Cor. Castro and l4th sts; 50xl00; $1,000: fine
corner IL
The morning call., 1892-03-12
MCKEE TRACT. OAKLAND.
BEAUTIFUL HOMES.
MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOTS

TWELVE NEW HOUSES BEING CONSTRUCTED
Why large prices for lots In the SAID hills OF
San Francisco, with its fogs and winds aud bad
drainage when lots more conveniently situated
can be obtained Ia the
MCKEE TRACT
For prices ranging from 1915 to $500 upon the
easiest terms; $50 per lot down. balance $40 per
month
WHY be burdened with DISAGREEABLE
FEATURES or an OVERCROw DED and UN-
raise up his family in health and vigor have his
own hOwers ana plants and plenty of pure, fresh
air. hne view. warm and temperate climate. and in
neighborhood that affords the best OF schools
ehureh-s stores, markets and all that go to mako
lie happy, co m portable and worth living?
THE BEAUTIFUL MCKEE TRACT in LORIN
NORTH OAKLAND is the best situated piece OF
suburban property the market Ii offers the
DOUBLE advantage OF being situated at Adeiine
Station OF the Berkeley branch Railroad to San
Francisco as well as facing the new electric road
to Oakland.
BOTH roads meet the tract Time to San
Francisco via broad gauge. so minutes: time to
Oakland via electric road, minutes. There is no
place so conveniently and centrally located for
those EMPLOYED either in San Franc isco or
Oakland who desire a home.
TWELVE NEW HOUSES are now In active course
OF construction, and many are on the way
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS and terms given to
those who will build at once.
WHAT you ROW pay in rent will buy you home
In the tract
WHY keep your money in savings banks when the
purchase OF a lot in this growing suburb Is to
bring you handsome and certain profit
SEE FOR YOURSELF,
Take the Berkel ey branch railroad or the new
electric railroad and get out at the
The morning call., 1892-03-12
pRosPECT HILL TRACT.
FRUITyALE AVE, EAST OAKLAND.

Fruitvae is considered TO be OF the most
desirable locations on the Oakland side of the bay
for residence pur poses. II Is sheltered from inds
log, and has sunny AMI delightful climate Ele-
CANT homes and charming gardens abound all
sides The terminus OF the Highland Park and also
the Fraitvae street railways are within block
of this property. Lots will be sold easy terms.
City water is being introduced; electric lights are
TO be erected upon the avenue Free pass, good for
five years, will be furnished for each dwelling
erected upon the tract within specified time. Now
is y our time TO secure home No better chance
offered anywhere in Oakland Price OF lots $40 to
$500; $40 down, balance in monthly instaimenSs
of So each. For maps and full particulars call
CLOUGH BAKER. Sole Agents,
mrs II 400 Ninth ST., Oakland.
The morning call., 1892-03-12
AIA0inDA HOUSES no Let.

1900
4 HEAP RENT; ALAMEDA: HOUSE CENTRAL
and pleasant; principal rooms, etc. newly nm
shed; hot and cold water; TO parties who can give
acceptable reference; price SIT so. Apply 2025
Eagle ave bet. MilloW and Chestnut. AlAmeda 5ts
The morning call., 1892-03-12
REVOLUTIONS,


AT MEETING OF THE BOARD OF NEW
a CITY Hall Commissioners held March z, 1892
the following resolution was passed TO print: Re-
Sl204 90 In favor OF j. r. N. PHILLIPS, on con-
tract 20 pass TO print
Ayes - Commissioners SASDERSoS SMILEY
DURST 1851 EDWARDL WOLFE. Secretary
The morning call., 1892-03-12
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

q IG0 AND $l25 PER L0T-wE HAVE FOR
e' w sale few more OF the above lors. with
terms $40 cash and 50 per month: Il. r. station on
this tract and the electric line adjoining only three
blocks distant: call If you want bargain before
balance are sold; owners building rapidly on
this tract and the sale viii close soon. Il. w.
WOODWARD CO.. 500 broadway. Oakland. IL 1t
The morning call., 1892-03-12
CRAWFORD TRACT.

The most attractive building sites in Oakland at
prices and terms within the reach OF every one;
situated on the high land along the Piedmont cable
road and within 10 minutes of the center of the
city; magnificent views; perfect climate: streets
nneiy maeadamized: sewers all laid and connected:
cement Sidewalks; water mains in front OF every
lot from Piedmont Springs Water and Power Com
pany lots In the Stanford Tract now being sold
at Rom $40 to $50 per front foot that will some day
be worth from $50 to 100 per front foot only
half OF the tract left: terms only one-hfth cash,
balance in yearly payments: make selection
while the best lots still for sale. Send for
marked price list to WILLIAM j. DINGEE, $50
and 462 Eighth ST. Oakland. fell I'm cod
The morning call., 1892-03-12
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALAmEDs RIAL ESTATE.
T S. HANLEY Il CO. 1851 PARK ST.. WILL
q build self or rent you any kind of a house any
where In Alameda on the most reasonable
terms. au26 tx
CPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
$50 cash and $40 per month will buy lot on a
macadamlzed street Grand street,. only IL for
sale and for 80 days only.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
ss5o-Lot 50xlO0. near Central ave.: very easy
instaliments for daysonly.
$1600-Quick sale; 48x106; and good house near
s2o00-Los 37xlOo ana 4-room cottage; beautiful
location: built TO order: $3.50 cash. SIS per
s230e-Lot 37xIOo. and e-room house In fine con-
dition; $500 cash; so per month
-Four beautiful houses all modern impro ents;
z rooms each: at a bargain.
-Four lots aud cottages az bargain; quick sale.
Houses built to order and furnished In so days
prompt: plans and estimates furnished free: houses
MARCUSE Kennel.
The largest contracting firm In Alameda County.
of1ces: Alameda-Bay-st. station High-st.
Station. San Franeisco-52S Market ST.. opp Pal
ace Hotel 1e28 II cod
A LAMBDA BARGAINS.
$2u0o-s25o down. s25 per month: lot 27x1so;
new modern cottage rooms and BATH me. 1913
S2600-S40O down, $25 per month corner lot
30xl3o; new modern cottage 8 rooms and bath.
ss15o-s3oo down, $50 per month"; lot 81 :sxi 1885,
new modern 2story house rooms ana bath.
new modern 2-story house, z rooms and bath.
mo. 157.
S3500-s5O0 down. s35 per month: lot 25x15O;
new modern 2-story house; gas. sewer aud water:
school and station near by. mo I22
$4250-S750 down, $40 per month: lot 50x $50;
nice cottage, rooms and bath; block from sta
ton; gas. sewer and city water. mo. 1874
$465O-S750 down, $40 per month; lot 42x1O3;
new modern 2-story house. rooms and bath.
$5500-$500 down, $45 per month: lot 40x125;
fine 2-story house rooms aud bath; station
airy tubs: electric bells; speaking tubes: clothes
chutes: linen closets. mo 1873,
S6500-Sl000 down, $50 per month: lot 5Ox l5G,
n. SIDE blocks station elegant 2-story
house rooms and BATH electric bells: clothes
chures; speaking tubes; stationary tubs linen
closets; redwoodhnished throughout; fine view Of
the bay. mo 81.
Choice lots at a bargain; houses to let and money
to loan. H. p MOREAL CO., 1882 Park ST., Ala
media: 400 Montgomery St, San Francisco. fe4 Il
GOO DOWN. $50 PER MONTH. WILL BUY
poOO new cottage OF rooms and bath: price
$3.50.
$3.50 down, $25 per month. will buy a cottage OF
rooms and BATH with large lot: price $500.
Also, on easy terms, good house of rooms; hard
finish; in good location; price $500.
And several other equally good bargains. for
which call upon MRS. l. Ii. CHAN DLER, 1929
Park St. Alameda mr6 IT
The morning call., 1892-03-12

NEW PLAT; LOTS 5Ox150: THE "CREAM.
~ Tract. on the San Lcandro road. Just what you
have been looking for; every lot covered with fine
fruit trees; only $l75 aud upward: terms $50 cash.
~ SO per month. RUSSELL 4 PROSSER, Twenty
third-ave. Station. East Oakland nnr6 I'm
The morning call., 1892-03-12
LoRIN REAL ESTATE

"a HO WOULD BE WITHOUT A HOME-ONLY
W 500 down.
Only $40 month, viii buy beautiful new cot
tage OF . rooms: all modern improvements; large
lot: only hall block from electric aud only
blocks from Berkeley steam ears; price only S2250
interest only per cent; greatest inducement ever
offered. Inquire of w. G. MORAN, Lorin; take
berkeley train. mrl II
The morning call., 1892-03-12

CRAWFORD TRACT. OAKLAND: OVER Sl4, COO
~ worth of lots sold last week: send for maps
and price list. WILLIAM j. DiNGEE, 40 Eighth
ST., Oakland. fel7 I'm cod
The morning call., 1892-03-12
MCKEE TRACT,

For the next 30 days prices will not be changed
and THE TERMS aay lot will be $50 cash
balance payable $40 monthly. 75 lots have already
been sold. send for map aud price-iist Please
mention this paper.
WILLIAM J. DINGEE,
AGO and 462 Eighth ST.,
Inn nd naLI,
The morning call., 1892-03-12


5000 EACH. .........................s3o $500 EACH
READ THIS UNPRECEDENTED oFFERt
BUY A HoMEi
DO YOU OWN HOME.
liz NoT..............,... ,.............WHY NOT?
We lead. Others follow.
Read for yourself.
1t will pay you.
What will do this month.
Everybody to have a benefit
Figure for yourself.
Our grand offer for March.
$50 lots 50x150 in the
.....wARNER TRAoT.....
$500 EACH. MARCH ONLY. $500 EACH
These prices are less than you can
buy the land by the
Remember this Is only for the month
OF March.
Read the terms: Only $40
cash, balance IS per month.
over $50 lots sold to bosa-hde
purchasers since october 18th.
The power house and car-houses Of
the electric road located
upon the Warner Tract.
A fine private seminary TO
be erected by Messrs. warfcI & Banchet OF Hay.
wards upon the
tract once.
The contract Is let to grade all
the streets in the Warner Tract
at the present owners expense
George Early expects to begin early In
the spring to erect magnihcen hotel
Think Of 1t. reflect and buy
two OF these lots
whether you be rich poor.
Tho investment Is no wildcat.
but as solid as bank stock.
Parties In the interior wishing to
take advantage OF this grand
offer remit to amount
Of first payment and we will select for them
the choicest Of any lots
remaining unsold as ! they were
personally present. and we guarantee
to absentee purchaser this to be the
cheapest property offered along this road.
Remember you will regret 1t In one year from
advertisement and do not invest in this special
offering. Carriages our office ut all
times to show you this property.
Send for maps.
Nj. LAyMANCE& CO..
48s Eighth street.
mrlO LOT oakland. Cal
NEW PLAT: LOTS bOxl5O: THE .CREAMv
~ Tract on the San Leandro road: Just what you
The morning call., 1892-03-12

The population of tins United States in
creases by 1000 900 persons yearly.
The morning call., 1892-03-12

EVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
the subject OF advertising will do well to obtain
sSopy OF Book for Adverttsers,p 368 pages, price
u: mailed. postage paid. receipt OF price: CON
talns careful compilation from the American
Eewspaper directory OF ali tho boyt papers aud
caas journals: gives the eircu iatlon rating OF eyorV
one and good deaf OF Information about rates sad
OLner matters pertaining 10 the business Of adver-
Using. Address ROWELES ADVER rlYIN0 M.
kkAU. ~ Spruce St. New YORK sul0 IL
The morning call., 1892-03-12

teARTN Err NANTED-MIfH $4,000 To START
4 business, which from the start viii pay $40 TO
SIS daily all the year round. Address, In first In
stance. 502 Mashingten. rooms and 8. mrl2 It's
The morning call., 1892-03-12

AID-ESTABL1SHED AND NELL-STOCKED
~ iTuiL and candy store. room to cook and sleep:
fix ures worth more than price asked. 202 Powell
street. mrl2 1t
The morning call., 1892-03-12

$500 M9oP BUSHES. c HA sale at GKaiS AMD
splendid trade: clearing $3.50 per month; large
stock; ? good teams; long and favorable lease;
cheap rent: best Locations: has is stalls always
rented and pays the rent OF premises: business
established many years and well known 10 be the
best IN this city; is fortune for two active
men; must sell at some price once, and very first
offer gets il. GEO. STEWART. lbs Kearny IL
The morning call., 1892-03-12

q AVERY DOING FINE CASH TRADE.
Il clearing over $3.50 a month; fun investigation
solicited; price sl700 Apply 24S suffer mrl2 IS
FOR SALE-oYSTER, COFFEE AND CHOP
A house; good location: cheap. Address Oyster
box 95. CALL Branch. mrl2 Sts
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DIED.


A Il; !S sas sa''oS 4RH S s
Funeral services viii Be- held at tho church Hancock
ave. on Tuesday evening Aph4 g, at O'Clock
Internent at Philadelphia.
oTsHMAN En!ared into Eo;t. Aprn 2 1892. Sarah A. L
Mfs q a. % Chapel near
way On dEOnesy AP a no Soaefs Be- Sent
EDsoN-on Saturday, April 2, 1892, Marm0ns B. Edson.
Funeral SERVED az Trinity Church. Broadway, Tuesday.
Interrnent private.
LINTON SUNDAY morning, April g. Of heart failure
J. william Entz.
FfS@ds and s % yS No. to af fa tss % o
r %SsnesSi , PEG Os e d 0S at 10 O'Clock
@Saa Eieanor Clark. daughter Of William A. and Anno
services Tqsy q S So.n april a s at 49,
N Saturday. A y6n ess a N ess & h.
Ludwig Mohu FuDke (born ia Koeningsberg. Prussia
IN the ooh sr Of 81, age ,o.,-..,., c,uro, po,..
yard cOne West 7Sd-st.' on Monday april T. at D. m.
On Lendai V. and Kate T. iiaOck. in the 9Th year
FHner, at house Wednesday, 3 p.
Che e IL. o9 d f YEAR Of H h.
Funeral services from his late residence on Monday April
4, At O'Clock D. III.
\ Ag ~ at s Aa1 q Sa Mias
town. Conn) In the 5oth year or his age.
=,
Kent at the residence OF his sister, Mrs Charles Curtis
Funeral service, at No. 20 West 12otht Tuesday, 9th
MALLARY-In Brooklyn. on Sunday morning. April B.:
Note se' Of funeral hereafter
MARsH-At Philadelphia. on the I'd inst Edwin A
Katyos and friend: invited atterd tie funeral from
Paups Church, Railway. y. j.. en- Tuesday. at III
Intefilen. private
MS2H s CARTE a So Of Fra ''ssSa A sRssd
.sFyis; edsy tho 9th inst, st from her late
s seqs yl Ss%Yo A5 o cSa s. Sc via the Green
rss LAKE 4 r. p. g Il p ssS eSpS o'clock
Of hs ae sspGca Gs1tt s' aged IS years.
Family erng at the residence of her stephen No.
AS West 2Othst this Monday morning. the 4th inst''
Into- ~ ~ Greenwood Cemetery.
MDDtEpRooKQn sunday morning April , lsaS
bronchitis Frederic son Pf fT-ders j. ana Minnie j.
Mddebrook, aged months IL days
NEISoN-As her residenee BsightCn staten 81 Ten
MS5s,r 'or xDr E e e a at 'n''' 'Au'H '
Boat leaves South Ferry at $50
sa AEi ha$. Ho '' fSSS
year Of n. ag9 vr, be held at St. AIMS Protestant
re TpiD %o2s ShurSS is6st q 5tave, Tues
Friends are reque'd kindly refrain from sending flowers
on Ap q Md the r %sSos q 9r
Mar assd g. yoaase,t dAugier Of the late Rev. Wei
linton : I'D %o M1,y M. as4i White
wIIDElt-on April q Kato segur, wife OF the late j. NJ
Funeral services st. Georges Church, stuyve'ant
square. Wednesday, April g. at IL 80 a m
Burial private
oH1 . S Of S eh1r and LADY, %yaSt and
beloved husband Of Ida Wyatt In Slst year OF his age
London papers plea'o '"-N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04
WHITELI REID AT HOME AGAIN.
HE ARRIVES ON LA CHAMPAGNE-GREErED BY
FRIENDS AT THE PIER

HE ARRIVES ON LA CHAMPAGNE-GREETED BY
FRIENDS AT THE PIER.
whitelaw Reid, United States Minister TO France,
arrived in New York yesterday from Paris, accom-
panied by Mrs Reid and their children on the French
antine at an early hour yesterday morning, having
passed Sandy Hook shortly before midnight. At az
o'clock La Champagne left Quarantine on her way up
tho Bay to her pier. When she had reached point
of Tompkinsvine slight delay took place owing to
tho fouling Of the anchor chains In little while
however, the trouble overcome. and the steamer
continued on her course. On account OF the hazy
condition OF the atmosphere the vessel moved slowly
and 1t nearly IL O'Clock before she tied to
her pier
Many people were assembled there TO greet friends
on board the steamer and among them were NUMBER
Of relatives and friends Of Mr. Reid and several mem
bers OF The Tribune staff. Mr.. Reid soon recog
nised standing Mrs. Reid In group the upper
deck forward and he identified after another OF
those who had come TO meet him he raised MS nat
In response their salutstions When the gang plank
had been put In place, Mr.. Reid the first 10 Walk
from the vessel to the pier, and there he shook hnnds
cordially with his waiting friends. The rudy hue of
his face indicated that he had spent considerable ue
on deck during the voyage. TO inquiries about his
health. no replied that lie was feeling well Inc
passage he said, had been comfortable with the ex-
cepuon OF single day when the weather was some
what boisterous.
La Champagne carried SO frst-cass 80 second class
and 704 third class passengers, total of SCI Among
the frstclas passengers were Mgr GraNel ana mgr,
Racine Of the Roman Catholic Church in Canada, who
returning from Rome which city they visited Tor
an audience with the Pope; About score OF frehch
Some of these have to this country stay while
others will make their home in Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04
CHARLES COREY TABER.

Charles Corey Taber died saturday from attack
OF asthma at the home Of his eoninau. Henry Holt,
No. II East Fifty fourth-St- lie WAS born In West
port Conn, March 20. 1921. When young man he
came 10 New York which has ever since been his
home lie secured his education at a private school,
where he "a classmate Of Schuyler Colfax In le4l
Mr. Taber began tho business which no has ever since
followed that of the cotton trade, under the firm
name Of nbcr & Jenkins, at No 10 Wallst. In 1e46
he entered into partnership with his brother Henry
under tho firm name G. &. d III. NJ. Tabcr Mr.. Tabcr
was In his day power IN the business world In the
days when cotton king" OF the common NJ
marks at the Exchange used 10 DO that Taber was
Aing Of cotton. The senior member Of the firm retired
In 1863 from the business which Is SIN conducted
by his brother.
He WIS twice married. The first wife was "A Miss
Hunter, Of Philadelphia BY whom he had one child,
now Mrs William TOcl. Ills second wife was Miss
Camclin Martin, by whom he had five children. One
daughter Is the Wife Of Henry Holt OF the sons, DIR.
Henry Taber Is decent at Clark University, Edward
Is an artist. aud Charles Is n freight agent OF Tie
Delaware LaclaWanna and Western Railroad.