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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-21
NTW-YORK CITY.

The steamer leaving New-Haren at 10 ~ a. m
and New-York IL 80 p. will not run on November
"a Thanksgiving Day.
Lieutenant John c. Wilson has been detached from
duty the Navy Yard and VIII Join The Atlanta on
Wednesday.
The steamer Simon Dumois, which arrived here yes
erdsv from Nassau y. p. reports having passed, on
Novembar Il, while In latitude % 80 and longitude
IS 80, small Vessel which floating bottom up.
II to- lace IN the night to make out what the
vessel The wreck i, directly In the path Of
vessels bound 10 and from Nassau.
Lieutenant Buns T. Walling, who las been On duty
in the department of ply sizes and chemistry al III"
Naval Academy has been ordered 10 the Kearsargc
Trinidad lie viii saii BY the steamer from this port
December 3.
Professor Charles l. West, Of Brooklyn. will address
the American Society OF Comparative Religion at the
University OF the City Of New-York Fetish Wor-
ship" this afternoon Of z 80 o'clock
A public meeting 81 the United states Catholic Ills
torcal Society WAS held Inst evening st the Dc La
sale institute HIVE ghthst., Sixthave. The
Genesis OF the French History Of Detroit by Richard
X. Elliot aud The Huron Mission Of Detroit l733-
175l" by the Rev Peter Porter. s. j. the papers
rnh
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.


Salvation Army Congress Carnegie Music Hall day
and evening. -,,- ~
HowlandNeyile case, Jefferson Market Police Court.
8 p. III. . -. .
New.York County Medical Association at NO II West
Thirty -frst-st.. 5 80 p m.
New.York CITY indian Association Broadway Taoer
nacle, 10 q. ~
Fifth Avenue Transportation Company stockholders
annual meeting No 50 East Eighty eighthst.. p II.
American NumisIuauc and Archaeological Society az
Nc l. West Forty .thri-st., p. IN.
Hospital Saturday and SUNDAY Association. st. Lukes
Hospital p. n.
Hamilton Club evening.
Douglsston Yacht Club dinner at Clark's. In Twenty
hird.st. 80 p m.
Columbian Celebration Committee, Mayors oace ?
Now.York Presbytery No. IS Vnion Square. 10 a n.
CITY Union Of Kings Daughters and Sons. Broadway
Tabernacle, D
xxvIIrth Assembly District RcPublicans. No. 2l1
West One-hundrce Ind thir tierh-st., evening.
IIId Assembly District Republican Grand and Lud-
low St. ?. m
James g. Blaine Club reception. saenserbund Hall.
evening.
Lincoln Union, No. Abingdon kquare, srnnf.
Free lecture by the Rev. A. W. Fl. Holder on
Europe Sixteenth Street Baptist Church 7 10 ,. m
Dr. Aurel Schulz's lecture on South Africa, Madison
Square Ga ,den Concert Hall evening.
Board Of County Capvasssrs Common Council chamber,
10 q m.
Free Professor Charles 8. Smith Spain.
Fifth Grammar School. evening.
DSbrcw viii case. Surrogate's Court.
Ang.lus Club annual reception, Ne. ISL Jol,enst..
Brooklyn, evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-21
CATUEcED ABOUT THE TOWN.

James Ryan. sixty-two years old living at No oZo
Classon-ave was arrested yesterday for assauiting
Arthnr McCue thrtyGve years old. OF NO. SAG ''raho
ave- TIE Two men ouarrelled yesterday morning AZ
(1osson.ave. and Dean.st, and Ryan knocked N"Cue
down. McCuo fractured his skull by striking The SIDE
walk lie was taken 70 St. Mary's Hospital where
lis condition is said to be critical
Alfred E. Ives. IT,, was appointed BY the local com
m,ttee of Grammar school No 80 as the principal OF
that school Saturday night. Mr. Ives was graduated
from Yale College and las been teacher IN hro0Ns"
public schools for fourteen His last place was
that of principal Of Intermediate school No o.
Antonio B-ca twenty five years old, living ri No
III Spencerst was found nearly sufiocated ey gas
at 3 O'Clock yesterday morning in his rutstahd, I"
Reid and De Kab ayes. The man had iaEen as'eep
in; the incloscd stand and was affected by the gaS
which escaped from stove. His groans a'uaceu
the attention of Patroman Perry, of the Fourteenth
Precinct who burst open the door and rescued the
frult-deaer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-21
ATTEMPTED TO KILL HES WIFE.

John Corsberg Russian sailor, thirtS-seNe" Se"'9
ID. and living at No. 1850 Fourbhave" was arreS,eu
esterday morning for attempting 10 Nil MS "ne
iinnle twenty-one years old. CorsDerg nSu oeen
qorking in the WorthinFOn Hydraulic P'mp ac'o, l"
van Brunt-st. Ills wife Is French O''n'"", -
, 'roars ~ thor married life have not been happy
ling N tho tealous disposition Of the husband Nine
eeks ago Coqsberg lost his position in the psnp ac
Dry. The couple agreed to separate and SEEING
ae.r household property they divided The pioceeus'
,rs. Corsberg went 10 live With her sister, MIS- Au
usta Christie. at No. 1905 fourth-aNe' SATURDAY
venng Corsberg visited his VIE. IL 9ruer '" ''."".
Ar IN return 10 him He remained all night but sho
r,,scs N return 10 him. leaving the house yes
,erdav morning he drew pistol and fired at her. the
not injurng her right hand. While atemp' iS,c 10
tre n sscond sNot tie hammer OF the weapon strncH
fs ,bumh mil and prevented the snot. h McEAIIs,
no lives opposite rushed across the see any 70 rs
na. veapOu from COrsbeTg as he was abouI W my
~sin Sorsberg was arrested and locked up b'
ebarre OF assault IN the first degree
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| O

Al Nassau-s New.Yogk oiers his famous Bon Bons and
Chocolates, the highest grade known, for Fifty Cents
pound, formerly and for many years sold by him o.
One Dollar and Twenty Cents a pound. Our only store
al Na,,au.st New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-21
COURT CALENDARS EOR Toby

supreme Court-Gsneral Terrn-Reeess.
Supreme rt-Chsnlers-Before Truax J.-Motion
calendar called at IL O'Clock.
Supreme COur-Sp"t is Irrn-I'a"t I-yefo-e In@rahan
J.-Drmu.crs no. 80. IL; 1871 17j III I7s. Divorces
Nos l1bl, 49,, 221. laHO 2&D, POS Law and fact
Nos 1920 1902. 2232 223S, 1000. 1888 12o7 $50 1915
1914 1915. 1872, 1881, l949, 1917, 1857, 1855
3iss5 5$i 5ls5 49, zi5? 2ISa. 1is9, $50. 3i5ii.
2l5e 2l5j. 2l56, 2l57, 2l59. 2lC2. 2IC3 2iGi
us 2is6 2isl 2io2. 2is5, 2isi 9is5. 9i5o. ai577.
9lss 2l9l, 2l02. 2l9S. 2l9t. 2l95, oIJ9 1000
2-Ol 22O3 22Ol 22o5. Zoo, 22O7.
supreme Cogft-Snec's Icim-raIt iI-Bcfore Beach
100 49, Is6 lsS. Divorces Nos. 1000 1902 230l 23G5
x,t6. rac 10. lfD2. 1916 lIly 1851, o0,i
1913 2I94, 1872 I7s6. COG, lass. 2lG7's. - -''''
Circuit couIt-pa;t liL-befoIe Patterson. Nos
1926 1907 js2 170l 352:. 1913, 1865 1891, IN
l7G4 5i3e. 5G9l.. 1851, 1887 '
Circuit Court-Isrt f-Beior- Andrews J.-Cnscs from
Part III.
Circuit Court Port u-Adjourned until Noyenbe. -
Circuit Court-P,rt IV-B,ore Lawrence J-tases from
Sur Gates Court-Bcfore Ransom. s-wnI. Of Ben.
!anln e. Di'b1w. Frederick OPP -ma1. ST.. samuel N
Purdy and Jacob Lcht 10 80 =. For pIoiae: VIII:
Of Isabella ncinod,, George i. Tough, Fanny Andrews
Francis NJ Wiley, i0:30 a. M Joseph j. Avery Emily
\: Doisn. u T. Lounshufy. Patrick W. Feeney AdolIh
choi and frror JJ.-NOs. 81. SSA. CSC, s. d qsI, " DID
. Common Ileas-Srecial Term-IIeforc Bo5ksiaycr ! 49,
Nos. ! . G. II. 49, II 10, 10.
Common n as-rguy Ierm--Adoumcd for the Term,
J-ta-c on Bei1Dan city NILS CO. 80 ca 'c,e',r ~"
Common III as-Trial Term-rar;s II and III-Adi%i,nca
Tor the term. 80 -'N''''"c1
superior CourtGcnera Tcrm-AdJourned for tho form
No. so " O'' ''p'1"ah' H.
N"nerior 'ourt-tquity Torm-Bcforc McAdam. J-yos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-21
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING AFFAIR
AN ITALIAN, PROBABLY FATALLY WOUNDED

REFUSES TO TELL WHO SHOT MN
Joseph Lombardo. Italian. thirty-one yeas o'u'
came TO his rooms at No. o29 CaFFohot' Ut ''V."
yesterday morning and his wife, noticing tha' MS
clothing was saturated with blood went ont IN ma
! physician. Meeting Patrolman Hand, she tod MN
}. the condition her husband was In. An ambulance
vas called and the italian found to be suhenng
rom a bullet.wound In the back, Just below '"e
lgll shoulder blade and be was taken to sehey nus
ital. Efforts were made 70 induce the man 10 Ten
CIV he came by his injury but he refused 10 do So
IL was Intoxicated when be reached his home foAce
sptain Early and Detective Reilly went out on 'ie
ase and ffvm a tenant in the house where Lohloaruo
we'd learned that the report OF a pistol had oech
ak vard several Italians who were In the vicinity
! the tine OF the shooting were taken 10 ue ms ms
,tal but I.ombardo said he did not bD9w tnem. s
n suspicion and were locked up In the Berseh-s'
tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-21
DRESS GOODS
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We shall! open, for this weeks
trade. one case of Paris Novelty
Dress Goods, imported expressly
for customers desiring uncommon
styles for Winter costumes.
As this assortment is limited TO
a single case, an early selection
will be necessary to secure these
very choice goods.
JAMES MEG X r f KY q w.
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-21

The cost Of erection was SG3oOo good part OF which
was given by the Rev. Dr. Biinn. late pastor emeritus
OF the Methodist Mission West Ninety-ninthst Inc
resi- Wis raised by voluntary subscription yesterday
afternoon william Giesragen Is the pastor OF me ne"
conrrecufIon and three services We're held yesterday
Al 10 80 the Rev. Dr. George Adele made an auui's
in German at 3 p IN. the dedicatory services u9oh
place, and at 80 the rev george H. Vuo''i"N
made an address 10 German.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-21
Our Guarantee.

Ne authorize s,oce's to guarantee that
l. Cievelands Baking Powder is a pure cream Of
tartar powder entirely free from alum and ammonia;
D 1t is made exactly as stated on the label;
s. 1t does more work and finer work than any other;
Food raised with it has no bitter TASTE but is sweet
and keeps moist and fresh.
Gi0y Ceaeland's iy1al and II ii is not as 1rb,vcuteG
return IL 10 Jonr grocer and get 1vuy money 6aek
CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER Co.
DR. c. N HoACLAND, /trsdtnG New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-21
BLryN MEMORIAL CHURCH DEDICATED

The dedication Of the BNnn Memorial Church. at
GexiF,yton-ave. and One hundred and third st.. took
place at p. IN. yesterday. The trustees bearing the
key marched up the aisle and presented II Bishop
ANDREWS. The Blinn Memorial is handsome Meth
eist Church containing, besides The church proper
chapel, Sunday school and the pastors residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-21
APPOINTED TO AN IRnEMovABLE REcToRshif'

,.,a Rev James j. McCusker, pastor Of - fau1cRs
f I'll at Fort Hamilton has been appointed ny h'''P
Mcl aueu the rector OF the Church o. inc hsSu'Np
.,,, at York and Jay This s one 81 the IRE
o,,obla rectorships which was made vacant by the
death of VicarGencral William Keesan which oo'
enrred MAY 10 1890. The temporary pastors nave
peen Fathers Mulvaney, Malone hellcn ana fNz'
patrick The Church of the Assumption is one
If the Oldest Roman Catholic churches III
The city, the building having peeh aecVeu
n 1s4O under the direction Of Bishop hughes ana
o. Aosi,otad az the Church OF the Assumption June
- 1s4I with the Rev. D. ". Bacon as 1ts nrst
nSstor Father McCusker was tprp " ireland about
40 and studied theology a. te Sulpician seminary
Montreal For several years he was al assistant Of ST
dschaePs Church and then became pastor at Hemp
s.ead where he remained untl last year wheh bisnop
roughIn transferred him 10 Fort Hamilton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-21

We've said too much about cork
sole shoes; they're selling like mad
can't stop 'cnl.
Well tel! you story to-day.
Old customer came in the other day;
said, /" I've bought shoes of You seven
years, and never had a bit of trouble
before; but look at this" Burnt"
said the salesman. Haven't been
near a stove or open fire." replied the
man. "ShoeS were all right when |
left home, and | came straight to this
store by the clevated.' "Put your
feet against the steam pipe 7" asked
salesman. "That's So" Bought
another pair.
Moral
ROGERS, PEEr & CO.,
sEIo nTEME M NTnSsa
STORES y.d ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
feqal Notices

SUPEEME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
~ NOkk.-LOuS NJ. Jones Plaintiff AGAINST Jacob ;
lonwol. Annie d. Couwcll, CataaFinc ID. Cornwel,
- Guardian jacob =. Coipwel Annie u. Cornweli
Iatharinu D. Convict and Andrew G.. tofn"e!l uslnte
licinAn WILKINS, Patrick Etandlgal, Bridget Wllliaus
Riley. Cornelius ftIpatrick. Timothy Eeatmg, Jnhh
Johu being nct tiOuo, i, true name
being Unknown plaintiff JOnn DugaI. James Hichey,
SULLIVAN tine JOru beng fictitious us true name
icing unAnOwn 10 palnf'. IIab'h Foley. Louisa Jones
Nsr-afet Snsy, samuel Benson Dennis Ol<afy. MlcLU
- ,unol, T. MdrI. Receiver. DfeiidautN.
10 the abOyc-nanrd Defendant, and each ~ them;
You hereby summoned 70 answer the complaint III
this action au1 ~ copy al your answer On ram
s attorney twenty days after tho service OF TINS
yOar failure u appear answer Judgment viii be taken
you D. d!aUr fol- tn relief demanded IN the com
plant.
~ tZMAN s TRANKENHElMEH.
Plaintiffs
OGce and pc,tonice address. No. - wal Street New
IL, Ia, -icndat> Jacob :. Cornwell Annie D. COrnwc
Cat.ldrine y. (Omwri!, AncrrW g.. trri"VI. T. ia
b-t. Power Individually auI As tutriian %, JACOB :
tOsnWcli, ANN. u. I'iHWc, B. iial!nc D. t"ih"'h
Andrew e.. CornNc.l Efants:
The foregoing Summons j. served upon yo by pNii'H
ton pursuant order OF Hon Ge"7ge L. ln.Iah "a
one o. TIE Justice, OF the SGPlene Court 81 mo S'- q"
y q day OF December, I>'l, ana hd
with the complaint Office OF the Cerh Of ul- ty
and County al NcwNork at the County 'OuFb House. IN
CITY O! NevNOrh.
Dsted NcW-NOrk. January am. ISL;
HUFFMAN s. FEANKENHEIMER
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
once ard pos.oace address, No. Is Wall street New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

Peer Mary To : Coan. l3th--t Of lstsV". year'
Boz iichsld y. t, A schierenbeck. 40 Is North
gam,nn fIora 70 THerant Indu-ta! saving Bank
IL fldrdsest year,. $500 ,nc.n..s.,. oror Of
lrcc son, oil Israel Gth-st. OF -l-a''' H'''''
SHO,.,1eloo samuel T. to l. Del Pine ssh-st. Of
lonke Eo {s4 70 FGrsi iE ddsSrook soust
OF 9h ave, var Toitsafe, $50 go ,o No. 100 and
1q:,io Ditisionst l year 81. 100. ,,
6uge.perS Ianiel and ano to Foo GundA Guardian
5;coeenLacher. Gustav 70 "''o'e's Nchi'nN' 9Th
nsutn Ilip ana VIE to I,oo't s'cis' and "no'
Hstch. sarah C. 70 sarah j. Adams 4stn''' ON
ave, in-tal.-. $4,000 ,..,. ,.., -, Rr,adv,v
Kaa}6saa ,a'aa6, Wolf K'on'ch'
Koi5c friedrich wand wic the Ycw-lorN savings
i.abben, I.ueI to Abraham O-tern'an' Sl-''-''
NctialFc. C4tI'iIne TO John Cannon 'sth''
lo'9sFe' i gr' sn AID aSC to NdinbrooS Eoom-
s. w httorpcy.st yca1-. 1900. ,.,,.. p
90 Nae7cii Albert % Ru@t. Ssdst. e'A'en"e A.
s.mgy , to Go. no 10 i'A' N''',
~ i3eth' Jscob to } Oberend.r losth-' 31'''e'
S'@ Esuc1 William T. W Schoster. L"rO'' b'e.
ior sa. - ,ifGt + 10 ntod star. Insurance Com
sauer ii. to Kept. 2ls'. l't''"' year,
''V s., ger John W CaiIoi oon'r loi'-a'e a
'iS f,ndeps MAJ, 70 d Hde.h-.ner lstnst It,
ave Schmidt ythiS E nv to enho 2s VT 2i,''
'S,dInhsrd Jsco6. To- & sch.cnn. 7ch.'' o.
s'h SsS,;c I F,, to 3 Kfiey 4aye Of i22dst
yf s1rs. n 10 John C. to coaley 75u. q 9
ave HwsiyS filn Am Ant. to wseufd Edse-' Of
The E+ M sod Ta,, et Cogpngy yc to 1884, ioa
Thompson Frank 70 mga@ ctr, in'4. 90 saving Liam"
\veniCmann. Ernest, 10 Tois'l " ''"hro'dNe %.
Wsverly-st C)' f9oOo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
})roposais.

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. December IS. lS91 -
w sIALED PROPOSALS FOR The PURCHASE OF
THE TNlII.D SIAIFS Custom HoUSt SIZE AID
III II,DISC NlW-IOItK, y. \. By Virtue, al
thoriiy ,e,td by Act " COug:c->, aprioNeu d.
stts-s State Treasury PEI aFtmcnt at OciGck h ~
ianuaty 90 1892 for tn. purchase OF inc Ioiio" o
% vo,T In ,c County OF Ncw-YOfk ard stat OF Ne'
,vrft,p I'D Hanover streets and I.Hchlhye Fdc, nu
ron,dcd ttcr~rr together VITA The buIuin. Ilu 81
1osuSments theron owned ~ The Ultd Sl,cs a.,
i.,, and Inown a. the United states CnsrM hous ~
81 County Of Nc"- orr "a,
~ ZACH bidder must distinctly uDderstlun inv a.
,nna.a must be submitted upon the following tF ~
'sndtoi, Wiz. the provision OF said Act OF On
gsss pnns,dord for the purchase oi s l9 dol,rs
u. nT@ri1c . sim thtn lOuf HllIoaay INK
iYpt9 zach bid must specify the sun OF ~ have
r1v the Inltoi SsVs lot IN
or ~ s1cserary Of The Treasury twenty Nv dS
py 70 "a sci,se money NJ delivery OF %,ia
" P,nnnn,.v ,nd twcntyhte per cent 81 T. ~ In.
70 ~ three year, r-p' - and
81, 20, nj the rate Of four per cen NJ thc
i've lien Oh tie property ipr W ,, q, tb~ our.ciin
kufsh.ee no'S oSev:. ana 10 lease ne PIOfclp az a."
1u a. S,.,es or Ich As the nltrl Of tho
oce"1v the same and un tle F1 t,"dinc in
sire " octlIf ury s. Custom UOu.' ~
:, ,he an,orpt o. the pufeh.s' on' en- tho siin! "
N uc mScoiv, anId Us cfItih"c c.,'y of To
ls "a nayaLe the ora OF tc ,,f c"onanre
1, st,tes as guarnt'e for the ~
~, GU ~ men. reserves the rgnt 10 Ieg
,sns:a; s'' e b ;siiif fosTE. Secretary of the
S Sss.S~tiyy w,shlogten. D. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE

Nellly al tie sales at the Real Estate Exchange
Yesterday we're adjourned. John y. Goldine sold b.,
order Of the supreme Court under foreclosure 40 So
sheriff st.. hvcstCT brownStone fiat. The property
stands on a iuH lot. The bidding ran +. IN 10000 al
t. t26.OOO. Louis WriHct the put cr.
Smyth ~ Ryan sold, by order OF TIE assignee. To-"
Uncol ccted book debts o. james T. B"nnc',. IA,N
brought 800
\. H. Muller 4 sold for the receiver 81 The
North American Underground Telegraph Company all
the patents and models ii the corporation for 5000 The
personal assets for so and the Office furniture for $40.
Morris i. laer 4 Go. have sold for Mr. Barker The
four,tury brownsoHe English basement houSc no. 13-
West Thirty -fourthst 1oJN3c." To- Henry Prown for
$4,000.
Inc animal statement Of the Ti;'e Guarantee ana
Trus. Company, just issued. shows receipts from tie
Insurance of $4,000, al mcr"a-" over list year
$G2 900 This gain is in the face ~ falling of Of the
aggregate business IN conv"yanccs and mortgages Of
nearly 20 pr cent. showing that arg"r per
ccnagc If dIes has been insured than in any previous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
Confirm propcr!n for Sale anH GO Eei.

yrOE SALE.-Valpabe property in Baltimore; har'"hu
cub HundlLR. Of Franklin ant t"ih'uiM -. 3
streets width Of siNt--N ir'tt Two sIrar',
south and sqLs-e west 81 ;lc Washington Ni"'i ~
about the level of it' li@' OF Nc
monument Cr4inagc ,,lcclan;. the Land tlilnc IA all
direction. ?vay from =, lot fronts shout 90 ict
on ffanklin-- about ~ yet deep at"di1i 20 lta
tOu.st. D. prtf aCjoIfan@ composed NJ dNrht nous - ="
tie larger class with RAJ churches Including Llr
catholic cathedral and several hand-on" public
buila ms 10 he ,u,da" n,i-h'ofnood; NJ pop "
unusual inducements fr.r~f'- r. rl '~.ti a.
the prices current ia Rltuo-e AlpY ~ JOY. p
a., Iu rf- r'.fN th" N1TNltud Club. baltimore,
adaf,-.inc SAM ~ ~. IAON y lfc~d rt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

w II UN\lNG THIoOfH LIS BkOADNAi'
EAST SEWN IEENTu ST, AND MULBERRY ST
supreme Court City anu County Of Ne~-hOfh SaISh
l.. Menen, HaiutL, against AoheF MeileA anu o'hefs'
in GFsGancc Of Al ineflocuoTy IuasHent Of par-so9
action bearing date the 2tth day OF Noysnnel l8,
i;efees il said judgment naned. w+i sel at the 30
,tae Exchange ana AUCTION Es9n Lmd o. ID 70
Ne day Of Jangal. 1892 az y o'clock noon % Lt"V
Gs in SAID ihtiosGtc judgment. ad described
Al Ina: parcel da q s: land Of sIt %aS
yang ana % S SaGdd aad f @ SSu ' peaHoe
or" nt on the 1astery side Of Broadway distant thirty
ises t"o and a. S os twenty nt,6 st1oet running
sn9ass Tea, e e AID i ince, to the weSy
Of Fdth Ayenue tneace Hoithsr9h al tset W.
and inches thence westerly parallel Nts s
onesssenh inches To- M ea,ty rde q h nIa
eet two and SIX sevets 10 the place d begnnne
The northerly and souhey walls Of Ie building esTYG
against Nuisance, Contained in deed 70 A5neI NE l q
IL dated MAY SO:n 1855 and recorded June 3D. 1872 ~
l.o thce three eeaia oi q land ,tusse n the Gty
County and state NewYorA. bounded and de;cfiDd -
. sds Of East sF ssVteeh Stree Gtsn. and
A. RUNNING thence soG rhe T oeH between sSeenth
nue 70 ne gSn ,yett hncg.twc feet thence eas
along sad centre line seyertyons feet ana hiee inshs
s s FEET I3 to se o S ide or e
w.sy .Gn ss. and @ TO The
beginning, with the buildings thereon hI ot In .e Sixth
Ward a he city Of Sew-Yerk County and state Of New
Work known a, Numbee SA Mulberry Stret Oh 1re 'aSk
r,y side OF Mulberry Street and near PARK EGW onerp
chatham street bounded and escrlted a.. No. e~s run
Ming southeIy along the easerly Inc % Mu.bey s''s
tgenty-sx feet and inches. thence eSstry 70 ~
southxestery SIDE Of Worth street sNty.,A iret ana
three inches thence northw"steriH hd a!on2 sag
soutwesterly SIDE Of Worth Street twenty -sias ieet .1
inches. and tn nce wesorlY oity
feet and twoent,s sncles TO the cast7yly 7oe 4"
Mulberry Street. the point or place OF DeHhilhe-
Dstd Nrv--YOrn. December ., 1891.
HERBERT h. DICKSON Esq, Rsferee,
10 BroId Street,
y. Y. Sty.
HENRY DAILY. JH, Esq.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
81 Wal Street, y. y City.
GEORGE HILL, Esq,
WILLIAM c. TTULL. Esq,
Defendants Attorney.
2O6 Broadway y. v CITY.
A DYFRTJ SF,MFNTS FOR ME NEW-YokK TE!E
a UNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At the UPlocWtN
oFFiCI.S No .23o Broadway, corner fhlrty1rs,,st.
H.cadway 2Oth-st, until u. H. 10 " oSt
enty sth ave- 52 Gth-ave Job F0urth-
ave- Corner Fonrtcenth.t go Thdaye corner foIIy;
Third near SiNy-if-t-st 10
r,stavc OG West -sccO1d-st, 1O92 tollmDusaNr
I-0 y nh-avc cor I'D 90 LiDcity-st y ANcnue ~
9'252 riiri.avc aId tn HARLEM OFFICE, 100 East
onchundrr q aud tvcnty- ifthst 70 D. ma ana 200
West twent yhftist at regular Office
rates
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STONINGTON LINE.
Ocean CLEANERS.

INMAN LINE. L. S. ana Royal Mail Steamers,
1 r0R LJI-tr.NSIONN AID LIVERPOOL.
1ITY or TARIS..... Wedneaay. January D. 10 80 a. m
NITv o. ftEHI.IN. Wciic.tN. January 90. . go .. '
CiiY or CHE~IfE. Wecr'-ds'. ! hu'N ~ . J.. r-
~ ar tIlICtttO. 800 lay. 81 rua'F . a.
- ,ron p,f a. y r. sdloa-ng Ciil-t, Ihe: -. Ferry
Isl CABIN $50 and upNsii ac,or'hl m 'i'tn'r 1ni j..
oti.n a. rolf Second cabin $50 arf 80 pitl1a toi
ei.~r,er 80. INTERNATIONAL SANITATION co.
Genarsl AeeHi- IS U.r'IN' tr.'u y. y.
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European ADVERTISEMENTS.
cHATEFI i-CuMr0RTING
EPRS'S COCOA.

BEEAHFASr-.'By thorough &aowiedtr Of the
natural laws which govern tde rit!o Vi d. sOI ami
nutrition. od b. 1T sp catl0n o. On" hc" prop rti"s
we-eect'd CocOi, MI Rps ha provided breasfd y
drlict f1i WblCh
many heavy or, bills. # j. by The IcioIs Of
such Of die, con:itu br gradually
built UP until -t.Ong enough 20 r---t tendency 70
discus" Uuu1r d. OF Subtle m1iad GOatlgT around
ready 10 atttct wherever tier' l. weaA lJiu w"
NAV cape many fatal shaft by fceplne ourselves well
ffthc! with pure tlood. AID properly ioufhtc are"
civil = rNic' Gazette.
Mad. .lrpv with boiling vaior or rilt Soi o7iY in
haif Mound ,'r. >: cr0rr- LABELLED thus JAMES EPP3
co. Homeopathic Chemists, London. England
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lEDlTFRRANEAN LINE.
vi E..rrr.. - .rncrt Steamer Service.
S,v.York . ne, Ga j. les, tn2n lIcsca GaFh
NOVDDHj I:tHlE LLOYD = 3 u.
DIi.t,I EOtrlE 70 SOtIu OF FRANCE,
RIVIERA. ASD ITALY.
Tc,,e,I nr Glbra'a., a land lr.."i e"fs 20 spain.
Ayele1ns tne Northern Laudca Of hi.at-. the Cnanni
'''N'~-"" w. Cf0,.Ilc and Long Il. Il. Rides.
DEPARTURES, -
vr..r, @. Ian - pm. Eu!ts Sa,. Mar. 10. pm.
iuda sat FEB y pm WerF'-aAt.' Apr 2 pm
"eiis .,S 90 az, Or $50 berth. First Cabin
,li'' So,ar ,ions Tor I.GHpr D. NORIDlIIrCHl.R
rrrVu STFANfIRS NOV. g ard - ~ ioltnigh, there
siieI FROM GEN3 3T9f 4 Co.. Bor.iss Green