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New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
THE NEWTON INQUEST POSTPONED.

WITNESSES ALL READY But THE CORONER
A8sENT-LITTLE LIGHT on THE CASE
owing 10 the absence Of Coroner DIcws In another
par, OF the county yesterday afternoon 1t was found
necessary to postpone the Inquest In the case ~ Ella
Newton the young girl who was found dead In East
chester Creek on Monday night. All the witnesses
we're on hand but the CorOners clerk announced that
The case would have 10 lie over until next week
Coroner Drcws and his assistants worked hard all
yesterday morning the case. but little has been
found that Is new. The Deputy Sheriff says he has
found traces Of struggle beneath the car shed TO the
east Of the Invermcrc Hotel aud traces Of crumbs
near the same spot II was at first thought that
the paper bag which Ella Newton received when she
purchased some cakes at the bakery OF n man named
stebbns was found under the she'd but this proved
to bc an error the bag found under the roots
II the willow tree with the hat and coat
The Coroner aud the other officials have found men
who saw Ella walking TO E1sichcster and who saw
two negroes and man answering the description Of
Meyers; who Is under nrfsa following her al
Intervals.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK SATURDAY, DEL. 10, 1892
ARRIVED.

steamer E.rur Harris LySGpSe t., DECEMBER ys1sa
ogeS9S'S"H Co. a. xrlayed xrS at the Bar 25
City GhsSSr bcc$Bpr Bp S md.e aSa
.engcrs to International Navigation Co. Arrived al the
70 SSs%s' KaSs H. eS"salTS S g.
Hong Kong l6 singapore 25 suez ~ November TO- "'o
raar - With mdse 70 Henderson Bros; ,o 1ordon yo
Persian MS0%rGa % S b'tMd t Sand S%H rsoa Som
ArycG at 1s s5s Bar & H cd sS h November 49,
"a. With ndse to simpson Spence Young Arrived al
the san % anccot Br Case Leh 10 days in banst
S@@dGrso" sySSns SSm p Payne Cardiff 10 days. in
oais tes no pa1ari, 1er Fusch Stettn November 22
with 'eaer mGse and passenrers to Cos Arrived al
the s,SameT naT az Pag1 Ge Hnsch November 49,
in ballast TO GusaNe Hye. Arrived a. ue bar a'
Sioerer Alcxandrl, Dr. McFOr and Dena Noysmber
ie M.iaga %. "inr'lt's ~ ""h muse u ''u'f'0"
Steamer Llsboncuse B Tregarthen PeTnsm69ca sn,cS
Noyeni~r r. Cera II, Para -. with mhe to shp'oh
nemsas @ Il ss ar%q% Rf%G'5s SSSs%S.
qadacDs Pc's%G na A%sqa ia Ana . ouT5dse HS T.
steamer ag @ NogTe =, %Ia ,5c S54 S;r S Ssys D. wit @
mdss sc1cT 10 w'cSGi CSaahS Bcge ayco with ndse and
e cS@re' Sos aMfhcr1e Ma%Iy with
mds tes4r 20 CIV 1 Biimnqhan Burg Savannah. with
and pS;:Snge5 to leh,N w1fcr Hssmond and Newport
News va with mdsc and passengers to Oid DOMINION
$ steamer SS pardcn Tower Bp. wer Philadelphia In
ballast q J X Liyermor'. r,,.,.,.,,, 4, h.,a., ~
Steamer OccanO OBJ. Kanu, Phl'uIFh' ]" V'"''' "
steamer Shawmut Harris Philadelphia for Boston
shin Wilhelm (Ger). Wllmscn, Hamburg 1o days WIN
mdso n order: vessel Geo T. Narrlmenn . ~
snip waiter II Wilson, scoyi, GGe1tts cd Mnyus' ~
St.omer La Boufrogn' Fr). Lehoeuf Havre December
2 with mdso and passengers 70 Forget ,,r
" 81. .NSEr-Wnd at sandy HOOK, caIh' ha1y'
At CITY Island, Hght, f cloudy
CLEARED.
Steamer Cottage City. bennett, Portland-H9ratio Hall
Steamer Orlfaha Mcintosh IIayuna and Mexican ports
''ss ''s,s,por II r DImock Coleman poston-H = Dimock
SS,,amer (;uyandotte Walker Norfolk and Newport
ysws-Old Dominion steamship Company.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11

The coptan ard the other officers Of the smp ud no'
attempt TO conceal from the real perii ' c Om,
frontcd Ms We were Id TO get our leWeis anu w
nn n avy clothing W. were a 50 frnsheI WIN III
rresrrvers II was when the lifeboats ana rit, @ mce
heinc made ready that the women demonSratu hirfr
ooir3 90 IN, n The men MANY OF the men, "a soon
as the crash came seized tie nearest life pres%ever %
and Thought only OF their own denvefdnce. inei h;
iSn cinr "a +heI1 during the entire Two days OF trial
and carred them wherever they walked. Inc "onlen,
on the other hand, In many cases "hlheu Walk .,''s .h
oround the boat without n life prescrver. ana whcn te
hon, began 10 sink they made II known that tlcy
thought OF the welfare OF others than they u"
Of themselves" . Al, .,o
There were received at the Postomce yes eruay
from the steamship Etrnra 81 sacks OF fnaiInhue,
originally DISPATCHED from Europe for the 'nlleu
states by the spree and which were In the conpart
ment Of that vessel which was flooded by the Drcae
of her shaft Much Of the printed matter rs so
thoroughly saturated that IT IS useless, and VIII be
DESTROYED hut all letters the addresses OF WHICH ca
be dclpheret will be delivered as soon as theE eau
le DR. nd assorted
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
WESTCUESTER COUNTY.

NEW. .ROCHELLE.-A committee Of Republican clh
zcns OF New Rochelle have adopted resolutions ASKING
for the removal Of the recently appointed l"pnbIral
postmaster Of Tcw-Rochcllc, against whom several
charges have been preferred Ihc Nc"
Rochelle Improvement Association has d'stnbu'cd IL"
prizes TO school children for growing chrysanthcmnmS
e,ncc Iune last Another effort Will b. made
ON the 2lst to secure nm appropriation OF 10000 foi
l.nproying the condition Of the streets oi
xcw.Rochclle Sylvester ID. Hill, former
liz n we'll known Government contractor. has
Loon cont 10 the asylum for the insane
at Middlct0wp Conn. For some tune his nina mas
heen Weakening and II became necessary to reno HIN
70 place where he could have ue treatment o'
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
r,,r CITY WINS A LEGAL FIGHT.

TIE CITY WINS A LEGAL FIGHT.
Tn 1879 tle state OF New-Jersey gave jersey Cl''
cront of Land under water in the south Cove ior
:, COO 70 he used as a tidewater basln The Aldermen
accented the proposition but Mayor ChaIies IL. Nr,
vetoed the resolution the ground that jersey '"'
coud not build the basin because IL iEd 10 r'"e'
He also said the authority 10 make the purchase lay
in the Board of Works. ON this ground the hu'i
mon sustained the veto In 1874 the Riparian 'oii
mission revoked the grant to Jersey city ana soi'
tl,e property 10 the Central Railroad FOR s'ooooo'
II also moved the lines OF waterway proViueu !"
Give access TO the basln SO ms 10 cxtinghsn d"
grant 10 the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Inc Hi'.e'
seized the property, however, and has made gou II >
hold by occupation and suit. In 1850 Jersey oitS
decided 10 accept the grant and pay the conslucr"'
finn state Treasurer John J. TOiey received ''c
money and gnve a receipt for IT, but for some uheA
paIned reason state Controller T. j. anderson re @ s
10 countcrsign the receipt. The city began sun ~
1850 lint IL was not until june 1871, that h'.' is
uos reached Judge Dixon decided In IhNor VI ule
city. The Central appealed, and Cltet Justice behs
low Of the Supreme Court, affirmed the uetl>i W
N1vnmhcr TIE case then taken 10 tIc OVIt
NJ Errors and Appeals, where II was argued IN jun
last 4 final decision has now been given III IaNor
NJ the cny and n writ OF possession VIII De hsueu,
The court holds the Riparian Commissioners huu
no right TO change the lines OF the waterway uS 20
tablIshed by the Legislature Various companies anu
estates which have bought land from TIE Ieh'''''
Railroad are affected by the deoisioh
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BRU UNSWiCh-Charlfs H. Iupper, Cana1ian Minister
OF Marine and Fisheries. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. X. Il.
i'cary, Unitcd states Navy. FIFTH AVENUE-Senators
Roger q. Mills. OF Texas, and Thomas c. Power, OF
Montana Congressman Benton McMlllin OF Tennessee
Martin Magnnis. Of Montana. and n. G. Ordway, OF
North Dakota. GlISEi-Congressman Miciue ID.
Har:er OF ohio. and Colonel John g. Prather OF St
Louis. GkAND-Congressman II. A. Herbert, Of Ala
bana HOFtMAS-willIsm i. Harrity OF Philadelphia
and Congressman Charles f. Crisp a1i Henry Turner
OF Georgia and William NJ. Springer. Of Illinois.
HoLLAND-Ssnator George GRAY. Of Delaware. and
Senator James Il. Eustis. OF Louisiana. ST. JAMES
Congrcssmen g. Breckinridge, OF Arkansas and T. t.
johnson, Of Ohio. and Ex-Governor John W. Davis. OF
Rhode Island.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
PIANFIELD.

The ordnance board OF the United States Army
Maid n visit TO Painneld, n. j., Thursday. In the
afternoon they visited the Pond Machine Tool WORKS
and made an official inspection Of the Government
work being done by the company for the United states
Arsenal. For several months tho Pond Company m'S
been building giant lathes TO turn out Dig guns io'
the ordnance department Of the Government ni.er
the Inspection the officers were given dinner AZ 'n
houso ~ the Union County Country Club. THOSE
nposcnt were Major Comfy commandant at Eov-
ernors Island and Of the NeTYos ASra mats
Whno,er and Greblc and r. l.. Maxwell. ~ I;
stebbns ID. ". Pond and IL. ;. Manning, members OF
the Pond Company.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
CHARLES II. TrpPER ARRIVES HERE.

The Etr1ria arrived here yesterday after run OF
six days one hour and ffty-nine minutes. Her pest
DAYS run was sol miles. and her poorest 45o IN
twenty -foIr hours She had aboard 144 first-cabn,
l4s second cabin and s4 steerage passengers Among
fer passengers was Charles II. Tupper. the English
Minister Of Canadian Fisheries and Marine. lie was
accompanied by Mrs. Upper, and had with him a
large case containing papers in the case OF the seal
fisheries lie announced through his secretary that
no Was on his way to Canadn business connected
with the seal fisheries dispute but that he had been
instructed to say nothing whatever IN regard to the
matter TIL arbitration took place.
This trip on the EtruIfa will be Captain Hams
last Wcst ward trip as her commander. lie will take
command of the Campania, which Is TO come to TINS
country on her first trip next March.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
NEWARK.

John Kelly aged lfty-hvc Of NO. 20 soonest
died Yesterday at ST. Mchaels Hospital from mehih
Cltis caused by injuries to one OF his thumbs received
scme days ago. II is alleged That Kelly got in'o
fight with a at Harrison ana one OF MS 'i'u"'"
was badly laccratcd by being bitten. County Physl-
elan Elliott attempted TO take Kelly ahtrinor'om III
statement when II found he colld not nN", Dn'
he was unable TO talk. His assallaHt Is u"h"o""'
The case will probably be investigated.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
A CHANCE FOR THIEF TO MAKE MONEY.

Walker r. Icach, lawyer Of No. 80 Park Row,
pu. an advertisement In morning paper yesterday
Offering reward Of go for certificates Nos. lO.53
and 4j,0i5 for fifty and thIry-sevcn shares. re
spcctivey. In the capital stock Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, which had been lost or stolen.
Mr. Beach said yesterday that tie certificates be
longed TO n woman who did not wish her name made
publIcs The thief had been shadOwed but In order
10 avoid publicity opportunity would DO given to
him to make $50. The value of the certificate Is
ia
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
srrYJyG p4BpOy FOR COLONEL KING

Nashville. Tenn, Dec I0--Mrs. II. Clay King ard
her two daughters in the city trying secure the
absolute pardon OF the husband md father Colonel
King, who Is serving life term for the murder Of
David Poston in Memphis. Considerable comment has
been indulgcd In by sose who know Of this effort and
opinion seems to be about evenly divided as to whether
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
ORANGE.

II the weather Is suitable, the Essex County To-
hogan Club will open IT, at Orange on Deccm
bcr Il with carnival. Arrangements have been
made 10 have music In the clubhouse every satnmay
evening and at the top Of the slides much olt'l'r
than last year The slides. platform and cubhousc
win be Illuminated By incand"scent lights Many new
members have jOnod this and there Is greater
amount Of enthusiasm and interest displayed ttdh ever
before both By old and members
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
HACKENSACK.

A fatal accident occurred ut Westwood yesteuhy
afternoon Jacob Van Houten and W. y. a. Blauvert
were thrown from scaGoldlng on the house being
built for James Demorest, principal OF the public
school. They foil distance OF fifteen feet, Van
Houten striking projecting timber ana hreakns KIN
hiS hack Blauvelt was seriously injured but VIII
recover Three other men were thrown down. but
escaped unharmcd.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
,bBrsT OF 4 FUGITIVE FROM HOMLSTEAD

Louisville, KY. Dec. 1O-Rohert J' bea'V, "a"',u
in T1ttsburg where he Is charged with comphcly III
the posonIng of uon-union worlSmen at homeS'eau'
T. under arrest here He was arrested on The steamer
solonhica which arrived from Plttsburg last hgh.'
Tho casc has been continued In the city court nlti i
Monday, when 1t Is expected requistoh papers VIII
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS
LONG ISLAND.


STOLEN GOODS MYSTERioCsff RETURNED
Within the last six months the house OF Mr.. Fred
rick Guild In sanford ave. Flushing has been robbed
q many articles OF value including Icwclry. clothing
and bric-a-brac. In spite OF the efforts oi Mrs.
Guilds family 10 put stop 10 the thefS. th" thieves
persisted I'm their operations. few mornings ago n
large bundle found the vcranda which contained
all the missing articles. besides many other things be-
longing to the house which had been taken away ana
not been missed. II Is thought that Tho mission IN
one OF tho local churches the caus" Of the rfuri
Of the articles all OF which found 10 be III good
condition.
FLATBuSII-Thc question Of the annexation Of
the , wn OF FlatbIsh b. the city Of Eroolyn was III
csscd at meeting u citizens on Friday evening az
Parkvllc. The meeting held under the auspices
II the West side Democratic Association MANY
prominent Republicans were present, when Major i.
H. McNulty called the meeting 10 order. Speeches
advocating annexation were made. the principal
speaker being owen Matthews. who Is u large prpp
orty-owner a committee was appointed 20 further
the interests Of bill TO be- introduced NJ the coming
session Of the Lcg Stature for annexation. other
who spoke the subject were Mr. McNulty, Nlhhh
T.. G. MAYER and William ii. Goldcy.
spccial meeting Of the regular flrtbush Republican
Association will De held nj the Town Hall on "Wednesday
evening. The primaries win be held on the Monday
evening following.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
Gitn Real gsiale for Sale

FOR SALE.-Largc Fitch Avenue co ncr
lite, below iith-st. FRANKLIN PETIT.
Wallst.
INVESTORS pause, hire err too late; lS
vcr cent net; superb 5.story dolble HAS
steam heated, aud fuli OF splendid tcnsnts :;
delightfully."- situated 200 feet west of Fifth
ave, near l2Jth-@t; owner going abroad +;
only Ss 600 cash required. Apply HOOD,
500 Mad sOn-aNc.
VALUABLE Broadway property near
Wlll--t. extra wiuc; 80. 20. Ss2i 900.
i'arilculrr-. ISAAC A. GRAVES. Ill B'way
10 EAST 67rH-ST-A strictly modern
22-ft. dwelling. with sunny oNDlsurc. offered
at bargain tO close estate. cabinet trim I:
matquctrv floors decorations In latest sg lc.
BELLAMY & WlNANS. go Fffthave.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
MEDALS FOR BRAvERY At SEA.

gold medal will be presented t. the captain OF
the steamship Noordland. and gold and silver
medals and sums OF money to the chief officer and
boats crew who rcsoGed the crew OF the Norwegian
bark King Oscar III recently. The presentation will
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
Doar0 Uantco.

BOARD ard ROOM wanted permanently.
In very b 1t l0c lit by rcf1e1 young gentle
man: h ne where thrrr are other cul:l-
yatcd people especially desired small room
and hoard for self, about $40 weekly !;
or might take large room with friend.
Please address REFERENCES, 1927 B'way.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
CLOSE OF THE INSTITUTE FAR.

The American Institute fair closed last nisht a''er
n successful run OF two months. As result oi tl'
fair several thousand dollars are TO lie p)s'eu ~ "e
proat side OF the Institutes accounts. There nave
been over 100000 visitors since the show opeheu
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
Go Get for Dusintss pnrposs

BUILDINGS. stores. lofts. once emW ahd
studios. desirable location fOi'o0'i
BROTHERS. s26 broadway. -
TO LET.-Pait OF store and basement ,, IA u,
drv.colds district. Address sisII ~, Ut ~
goods and real name. kAhh
Box 3. Tribune once.
T0 TIT -Tlccnrt corner store end store
rc>, IN co-ner. al 30 very Hight lofts win
Elevator steam heat and lower. In pew
hrlldlng. corner New-CLambers ana "liI,siil
sts. Applv !. NJ. HORTON, Ice Nro"in
Co.. : New. .Chambers-st.
81 RARCLNY-ST.- .-Elcg; NJ store, ok
100. with basement same size. a'o Cellar
5ONiJO. PLASS. 234 Broad" ay.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Runic (Br), Liadsley, New.York arrIy.1
ot liverpool December TO-
Stamer Thyr dam. fom Stockholm December 10,
Now-Ycrk arrived at Portland December 0.
steamer francisco (Brl, Jenkins from New.York a,.
Jiycd Hull December ..
Steamer Mscdun (Pr) Porter, from New.York arr.yed
at Glasgow December ..
steamer State q California G}r) Braes, saled from
Glas0ow for New York December D.
Steamer Gluckauf Ger Sclmanskv, from New.York for
Dover rassed L awle Plnt December TO- "
Steamer Rhynand (Belg), Weyer from New-York for
Antwerp sighted of the Scly Islands December 10
steamer In Gascogne (Fr) Santeli, from New.York
for Hayre passed the Lizcrd December 10.
steamer Rotterdam Dutch, Roggeyeen, sailed fsom
Rotterdam for New-York December TO-
Steamer Apollo tBr) Sykes, from Now-Yok, arrived
at Antwerp December 0.
steamer La Champagne (Fr,. sailed from HAVE 70,
Ncw-YOrk December 10.
S.eame" Argyll (Br), Williamson, sailed from Singapore
for New.York December 9.
Steamer La Champagne (br) Foyer sailed from HayrS
for New York December 10.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
miscellaneous.

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ACADEMY or MEDICAL HYPNOrISM.
(RcmCNcd), 2Gl West l.sth-st.
DIR. MCCARTHY receives pupils and
patients daily; circular fscr e. thursday
evenings. hypnou' cNprlncntai scance,
An EXCELLENT CPrORTUNIIY for
ladies' 70 make holiday present. NJ vcl!
reasonable rate; a yong lady atl't Will
call at private residences or hotels 20 color
and teautify photographs, ana make cN-
quisitc picture frames In SILK or other
vi e: also IN make or assist with all kinds
Of fancy work ana artificial flowers. Al
1resS LADY ARTIST, Box q, Tribune
Oiiicc.
"DR. CIARCOT'S HYPNOTIC FIX
pFRIMENTAL MrRDFR' cXpounded in
Academy II Medical Mesmersm. POI WrSt
i2stl-st.. by DIR MCCARTHY at next
THU sday evenings scancc. o'clock.
rO COMMITTEES OF SUNDAY. schools and
churches: INV mixed candy n Wholesale
prices: 80 Pcarl-~t.. old stand OF J. & NJ.
CKISTY, who supplied them for nearly
thirty -ee-s.
WANTED Washington hand press. Z.
col. folio: must b. IN nrst-cnss order. Al
dr. -. stating lowest pri"e for cash. WIN.
T.. IlOUGllLAND. ll5 Noble.st., Brooklyn,
f.. ID.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
1IBERrAy AGIrATOR MURDERED.

Little Rock, Ark. Dec. 10 (Special)-The keV' nf
urhtfoot the Iibcran agltator, was KILLED h'or tm'
cuy to-day by negroes whom he was endeaVorihB u
ship to Liberia.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
Rooms tUantc0.

WANTED.-Tn firs.-class nclghhorhood,
BY widow, two rooms unfinished. for
liPht housekeeping with + ivate family (;
rafcrcncrs exchanged. Address e.. H.,
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
Steamer Panama Cspan), Rivers. Havana-J csb,,l..

a..
steamer yigiancia, Crossman, Rio de Janeiro. Pa.
ETC. va st lhonss-Ane stlDcs and Brazil stss
Steamer America GER. Bruins, Bremen-oelrich. 4
r. steamer ooneho' Dolser, Galveston-c Mallory Z
Steamer Bowden sd Anderson aso
steamer Uyasana T IHf' deAsnAe Newport News
steamer Winchc'rer CBp. Baker. Newport News-s,m.
stea@sP Leona, Wilder Colon. U c-poc,se Man
ste,%snp ec Sroa,an. peD0iDe,o0 ''u
| Georgetown, civilian z Clyde & Co Az " sad
steamer Lucy Miller, Homer, ~ Eastport-c n
Ship Stella Ger, Hagemann, London-Georee F. y.,ss.
Bark America Armstrong, Port of spaln-L W %
steamer Massachusetts, (Br). Williams, Lsndon-Nev
steamer Wells City tBD, suags Blis.Ol-J.mes A,x.,,
Ship City of Montreal, Greene. santos-comU,0,,.
Steamer Kepler tBelg). Tanner. Livcrpool-Ru.l .
Trk Atlantic .Gers RIennhavel, Bremen-rhsdo,.
Steamer MARSHA Ger. Mas Hamburg-Fsncb rd,.
steamer City of Columbia. Jenney. West poiu, W.
SsrE Sc5suny @ Ss &c., scEsnea as
steamer charois Dutch, Peters Dover for ord.r.-
Steamer Chester (Dutch). Tolle, for oraer,-p
steamer Ester tBr), Jones, st Johns. Mayaguer, &C.
Ny { Porto Rico steean, seI,I.ip hip Co; ram.
pcrn"Hemenwiy & BSovne '' ''' '''ser''
Steamer Hudson. kemble, New-Oreans-Joscm T.
Seaman.
steamer Saint Romans tBr, Campbell. Liverpoe.-
Charles r Sumner & Co.
Steamer Nacoochee. Smith, Savannsh-R l. Walker
Steamer Spain (BD. 6irifitl. 1.ondon-F W j Hurst
Steamer Old Dominion Couch Newport News anI
Rchmoad-Od Dominion 81 amship Co.
steamer Andrews Bay (Br, Whburn, PHILADELPHIA
Simpson, Spence Young.
Steamer Ludgate HI; (Br) Brown, London-Sanderos
e. So1.
Stooms. Lamnasss Crowell, Key West and Galveston
$,tcamsr tr' ia Monte, Quick, Nrs.orleans-John
Van Sickle
SAILED.
Steamers Aurania for liverpool Massachusetts, Ian.
don; Wilkommen Dover; America, Bremen; 0bdam
Rotterdam; Donati, Oporto; Werr Genoa; Leona Colon
Argonaut Belize, etc Ofizaba and Panama Havana, etc
Prins Frederick Hendrix, Port Prince etc; Georp,
DanOis, Gbaa, etc Asaml. Calcutta; IAmpasas CA
weston FL Monte. New-Orlean,; NacOochee Sayannah
OH Dominion. Richmond: Guyandotte. Newport News
Also sled via Long Island Sound:
Steamer Cottage City for Portland.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
Real Cstat. tuante0.

FEW MORE pieces OF real estate
wanted for personal managcmp 70 ar re-
muncrlton expected for honest, dlligeni
care advance revenue guaranteed. H.. 223
West i2d-st.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
Ciin Real Csiair Go fet.

FOR LEASE.-The new Adams House,
Ncw-N York, loth-ayc.. Just Fellow ltth-st.
and one block from Pcnns ylNanla new
ferry housc has 200 rooms two larce
restaurants; all mol,rn improvements FUR
nituro and fiNtures all new for sale. Ap-
ply office Of New Adams House.
FOR RENT-Furnlshed 10 June | 4;
small house East 53d-st. newly and COM
plctcly furnished; thorough oilcr; rent
reasonable. WnlPrLE & DERBY, \
Wr.t 99th-st.
HOUSES To LET T.-Unfurnlshrd aud
furnished desirable loca Ions FOLSOM
BROTHERS, SO DIoadway
81. 200 !-BEAU fIFUL Jstory high
stOop dwelling; private block; excellent
mel ghbOrhood. lCi West 97th-st.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7lose 90 Moon rises ...'.-lMoohs ose -
HIGH WAFER TODAY
AM-Sandy Hook o?Gov. Island - iie Gate
T. PM-Sandy Hook 20GOv Island lASiheh "s"' '''o
New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
CounIrp Real estate for 5als


AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Hesl1en
prorcrtlos ior ale aud to LET l1rc" W ICY
u choice building sit"s. II BIS IAl-
LOH. ; Bcolmnn..t.. and Montclair.
At LAKEWOOD.
\ few choice villa plots for sale on easy
terms only nftDen minutes from hotels ana
station near lake drives. walks. Sc. Ap-
ply az 25s Broadway, Room 27. c. NJ.
CUSHING.
GRAND STOCK FARM, 200 acres for
sale 10 close an estate, l. hours. q trains
10 Sew YORK dnily: water PRIVILEGES m
snrpa ssed trout brook. good imptONemehts'
Adlrcss J. HENRY JOhNSoN, MOTIFS
town. y. J.
MIST SACRIFICE THIS MONTH.
pleasant county home. ten aces. Ne,theId.
y. j. - 200. worth $1,000, ynOl sSca
room house; no exchange. u, kNElI'
Owner. 3OsS Fast l5'h~,
PLAfNFIELD. y. j., FOR SAlt.-
House with about one acre Of land modern
Improvements II minutes {" depot: bar.
GAIN: easy terms. /. EUITMANN, 80
broadway, y. Y.