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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Special Minnetonka Trains.

On Sunday. June 9. the Chicago. Mil
waukee & st. Paul Railway will run a
special train, leaving ST. Paul at 9 a. IN.
and Minneapolis at go, for Minnetonka
(Hotel st. Louis. Returning, leave
Minnetonka at 4:30 p. m. for st. Paul
and Minneapolis. Regular summer
schedule in effect on Monday.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Shoe Firm Failure.

Special to the Globe.
ANoKA, Mimi, June 4.-Irving & Co..
a leading boot and shoe firm, assigned
to Z. l.. Curial today for the benefit of
their creditors. The liabilities foot I'D
In the neighborhood of $1,000 and the
assets $4,000.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

The popular eating establishment.
1.-The Delicatessen." will present a
handsome piano. which may be seen i'll
the window Of Whitney's Music Store.
to the person guessing the number of
words OH the eighth page (want page
of the Daily News of Aug. 3: five
o'clock edition. This liberal and enter
prising house, at 321-325 Robert, is a
nice place to dine.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
And Died a Pauper.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
EAU CLAIRE. Wis. June 4.-Theodore
Friendlander, once professor in the
highest German university and who es-
tablished twenty years ago the first
German paper in Western Wisconsin,
died pauper and city charge here to-
day aged seventy-seVen,
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

Carpets. Window Shades and Darper-i
les. Complete house furnishing. :: LOW
est; cash prices ana time given when
wanted and no charge for interest.
CT. L. BENEDICT,
Next Door to Seven Corners Bank.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Dine mt s.The DeIicatessen.' ;,

Strangers in this city should take
their meals, or lunches, at the above
popular eating establishment, as every
is central, Robert street, between Third
and Fourth, and the service and accom-
modations are second to none.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

Just opened at 406 and 4OS Wabasha
street. Our best cabinets 81 per dozen
for thirty days to introduce our work;
everybody welcome; no trouble to show
samples of our work. Minnetts so cents
per dozen.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

Ladies' ribbed sleeveless Vests at sc
each. at HABfGfIoRST IL Co s,
233, 235. 237 East Seventh Street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

Hardwood, Antique, or Sixteenth Cen
tury finish, S9.95 and upward.
&. +. BENEDICT,
Next Door to Seven Corners Bank.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Who Will BE Nominated =:

We don't know. but we do know that
the Cincinnati Shoe Company, 173 East
Seventh, can give you ihe best values
in Shoes and Oxfords OF ANY place in
the city.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
The Reliable

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Chill
dren teething gives quiet helpful rest. 25c
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Late Trains to st. Paul.

Buy your Trimmed Hats during the
sale. Schultz,S, Third and Minnesota
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
DO You Play the

MANn0T,TN ? # not, why not?
NAIA1vDO4AAS 1t Is q beautiful
instrument easily learned, easy carried
about, and much used by ladies In all
Eastern cities; and is just the thing
while at the lakes! See the display in
our windows this week. Fifty styles.
Prices from $3.50 to $40. Every one
guaranteed perfect. Lessons given on
the Mandolin. Whitney's Music Store,
81 East Third street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
RcfrigeratOrS.

The Ice King Refrigerators. The
best, most economical, and lowest
priced Hardwood, Dry Air Refrigerator
in the market. All sizes and prices.
&c, +. BENEDICT,
Next Door to Seven Corners Bank,
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
ScERUItZsS.
Youths. Boys. and Mems

We will offer during the coming week
great bargains in Fine Millinery.
Third and Minnesota.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
To Make Room

For Il carload OF
new scale kimball
Pianos. we offer
ten second hand
Parlor Organs, $50
to $40, at So per
month; twenty sec
ond-hand Square
Pianos, SD to S75
each. at So per
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

For Funeral Carriages. $50. Nos 20 and
z2 West Fourth st. Fred Schroeder. Tele-
phone 524.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

NING-GAUTHIER-I st. Paul. Minn..
Saturday, June 4. 1892. at the residence of
her parents. Miss Evangeline Ruth Gau-
thier 10 William L. Banning lx.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
lawn Grass Seed.

Special Sale of Trimmed Hats.
SchultZ's, Third and Minnesota.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

Pianos in the United States, every
musician and every musical person wht
has seen them. See them before pur
chasing.
S. W. RAUDENBUsH & Co.,
Sole Agents, Lowry Arcade.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Garden Hose.
All kinds. Prices low.
ST. PAUL HARDWARE Co.
st. Paul Ladies

Will do well to remember the special
sale Of trimmed and untrlmmed Hats
and Bonnets during convention week at
522 Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

No we'll regulated household should be
without Angostoria Bitlers, The celebrated
appetizer. manufactured by DR.. j. Il. b.
Siegert d Sons. Druggists.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Special NIinnetonlxa Trains.

On Sunday, June 5, the Chicago. Mil
waukee IL st. Paul railway will run spe-
cial trains to MinnetOnka (Hotel st.
LOUIS as follows: Leave st. Paul a.
H., p. H., and $50 p IN. Leave Min
neapolis at $3.50 a. m., l 80 p. M. and
D. m. Returning leave the lake at IL sc
a. m. and Ais p. M. For Minneapolis
only at 7:30 p. III.
6X4 Chenille Table Covers at 7Sc each,
at HABIGHoRST u Co.'s,
233, 235, 237 East Seventh Street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Gem Ice Cream Freezers

Are the "best in the world"
ST.. PAUL HARDWARE Co.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Hot Rvaiue Wave

The Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators
are In the lead. "None BETTER"
ST. PAUL HARDWARE Co.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Burifck.s New Gallery.

Black Tennis Oxfords at the Cincinnati
Shoe Company, 173 East Seventh.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Lawn Nj overs, $3.50.

Carpet Cleaner and Layer, William
Helps, 72S Wabasha. Telephone $40.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Nsusic and Food,

Mrs. NJ. Franklin, 31S Wabasha.' Sale
of imported switches this week.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Ladies',

In Summer Millinery at c. Hoyt's
Lowry Arcade,
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
SuecjaI gEiuuefonrxa Trains

MhTTDEecEc mace over as good a.
HAL nCO0EO new by Schroeder Dick
ensou, Sixth and Cedar.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

MANAGER. SCOTT takes great pleasure in
announcing TO the citizens of st. Paul and
visiting delegates that he has secured for
their second annual visit THE GREATEST
COMEDY ORGANIZATION THAT HAS
lever PLAYED IN THIS CITY.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

"Dr. Hale, of ST. Paul,
Mfnn., inventor of DIR.
EaIe,s Meth cd for Pain
less Filiing,' operates
eight dental chairs.and
has probably the larg-
est dental practice i'm
this cOuntry.o
Chicago Tribune.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
lawn Vases.
De Cou 81 Co., 81 w, Third street.
The Proper Thing

For gentleman is nice supply OF
Gents Furnishing Goods. and the foun-
dation of the above supply is neat lot
of nice-ftting Shirts. Have them made
toorder, and then the foundation will be
correct. Briggs 81 Merrill, l:eadquar-
ters for Fine Furnishings, corner Foarth
and Robert, make a specially of per
fect-htting Shirts to order. Visit them
give your measure, and you are sure &c
be suited.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

We have an assortment of children'ss
CoiOred Hose which we wish to dispose
O., and offer 25c and Soc qualities all at
one price, 15c per pair.
HABIGHORST u Co.,
233, 225. 237 East Seventh Street
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Latest Design!

De Cou & Co., 81 w. Third street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
LOCAL MENTION.

Beautiful Peacock.
De Cou IL Co., 81 w. Third street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

ering. $50. at Sc per month; one Stein
way. $50, at 81 per month. All great
bargains. Call quick, Defore they are
gone. Whitney's Music Store, 81 East
Third Street
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Wirc Office Railing.
Chamber Suits.

" lFC VFfiCC Eh<tdlIHgs
st. Paul Wire Works, q West Third.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


a III EsE iEsEAsES ARISE FROM I,T-
evers Ie which is the direct Of
IlXer ReGd ana kidney Complaints pr DPas ReaT neaTt
remedy IN tb is the best and most eeetiys
cleansing the sPS Blood sPoTp oF al world iO today for
splendid tonic and appetzer and is
aIIeIs a sHaut It and give it trial Sold gInF hui
Seventh St St oa.ee p, and laboratory "a Eas.
nE 1as.,. DIR. MOTT RUPTURE CrRE
with fnsutmte lt, opens tomorrow at 4l0 Wabasha.
q cnre n,iraper o,rn OF patients: no knife is used:
q % ouLe aIWays guaranteed in tbree to civ
" weeks; no money paid until a cure is made
= ~ II oron, ~. D., is physician in charge.
DR. HENRY sLADE. THE GREAT
=, est independent slate-writing medium
~ Hau rhe world, will give free lecture az odd
Ee-lows nan, Sunday. at II a m.
DR. HALE, LIFTS GRANT OPERA
~ House Block, flis teeth without pain.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Millinery Sale.

For balance of season all Trimmed
Hats and BOnnetS will be sold at re-
duced figures. Summer Millinery in
great variety. Imported and New York
novelties at Thompson's, 6S East Third
street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

Gloriana Tissues, handsome styles. al
10c per yard, at
IARIGHORST & Co.'s,
233, 235, 237 East Seventh Street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
IustaIlment furniture.

Cottage L:syEa Fence.
st. Paul Wire Works, .2l West Third
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Clothing Thieves in for 1t.

MILBANK, S. D., June 4.-The city
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
The NIatchIess Shaw I,iano

Is the most wonderful
Piano before the Amer
lean peoplel 1t is won
derful in tone. 1t is
wonderful in construc-
ton. 1t is indorsed to-
dow hv ouoru dooJor in
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

Duchess of Cumberland. married to one
of the wealthieSt princes in Christen-
dom. No wonder that he is spoken of
amongst his people as "the best father
in DaDmorE ,,
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

Moving Vans and
Excursion 'Busses in
great variet ty at
Kent's Express and
Storage Company.
Cheaper than ever.
Leave orders in time
at 214 West Seventh
stree t. Telephone
46-2.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
station fost Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table in effect April II. 1902.
Trims ienve via
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington,
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For Philadelphia. 400 7.o. 900, 900. II 80, O. n;
500. 900 1880 y. M, 1918 night. s1ndsy.SS 900
1920, 100 a. r. with dining car. lSo S''' WIN
For 10 ltmore and &ashington daily a, 20 11So M
with dining .So $50. dining car. 500 y. m ITO
ParJor Cars on Day Trains slcepers on Might Trains
For Reading Harrisburg Pottsville. ETC. at 40 a. m.
100. 400 800 except Nttsyile; 40 except Harrisburg
a. m, $50, except Harrisburg, 900, except
fStt,'s 800 Except sT,sp sR wlamspd9i
VIA Philadelphia. at 1.i5 a; M. 1870, 7So =. m. 2is
For FAston 400, us. s.45 a. m; l. 430. 5.i5, 7.30
v For Bethlchsm, Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &c. 100
s EMS 40 40 zoo 90 NO Ic 80 NJ to Allentown
For wilkesbsrrc Pittstop and Scranton. s.%5 M.
4BO D. m Sundays. $50 a. m.
70. High Bridge Branch. $40 a. m. LOO $50 D. m.
For PERTH Ainboy and South Amboy at 49, $50. s15
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands. 40 SIS. Ills
M. l30, 40. 600 p. M sundays except Freehold
For Fed Rank Long Branch and points South :: Point
only. 400 40. 600 SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove
and Asbury Park 900 q. m. 400 D. m
For LAKEWOOD.
AZ 40, si5 a. m, 100. 3.45, 80 m.
For Atiaatc CITY. Vneard and Brldgeton. $50 a. H..
For Monmouth Beach and seabrighs 49, s1S Ills
a. m l30 and 40 y.
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,, x,onv n.x rpmrxr MONDAY MAY . sea-TwELvE PAGES

smith Mary l.. TO Andrew kerwin, W.
ave and 92d-st l year. SlO,OOO 2od.st 5th-
Schneider VIM Mary Howe, 5 '-"''
Atevane. Albert. TO nathan A Chedsey' N
steveison Robt to Thos f Stewart s 'N
hbraSm and ano to Frederic Middieor00A
S2d-st 0th.ave: years 81 oo9 u,yr,nt Industrial
ca,Ings Rank I5th.s 7thave, year 40 36th.
simpson Geo A. to Jane Mead " '
ST. 3 years. Gil 900 - c,r.,v Company, g S
schultz Louis, 70 American S 3aa OK ''
,re.,est Nest 3dst bond. s2G, l69 vo'pu 81 At
" The Third Tnversalist Society, to Jas pu'e''
&, 1Oth.aye wears. 800 600. nh, 24tb.st W
Weis. Jacob. and wne: 10 Iheh'" '''
oth.aye o months. 5000. , , A6thst w 10th.
McWalters. Mary, 10 jas oarro"' "
Nv Zimr1crn,nn Jacob A. and wife' 10 go noo
No., ~ cetb. 4 " Amsterdamave, Hiohths' F-''Vo.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Andersg VIM b. to Jas Trowbridgc, I'll Ioth.ave.
III Fast 10l.st 3 years "a, 900.
Adams ia. aud Js-, j., Pincus Lowcnfed. 2Oo
Bopart Chas W end wife to Alfred f Fountain n :
i2sth-st. W q 5tiaye, note. 5000.
tanino. vito and wife, to Louisa Strong. 40 Mul.
berty.st, years. ga coo.
sNme TO Jacob Pask9'l and Abraham Hensel, same
Di-b'ow, Grlen b. 10 Jas + Burrcl, llo East i0eth-
Diienbary Katharine, to Mary Hopkinson. 5 18th.
st. g Of LcNlngton,a'c. year. $4,000.
flcck. Chas 1. to Harris Ratkowsky I2l Ludlowst.
Fitch. Benj Anne Carroll, G Inwood.ayc n OF
Gcratd.avc. years, s3,002
Fuss, Josephine; TO WI II Payne. Washington ave.
narlnedy, Hannah 81. and ano to Isaac Edelmuth.
Hagenaner. Alphonse. 70 Alex Walker and ano. 5
lo2d-st llth-avc wear. $4,000.
a w iSh a%1 G d"e 2 dSa 'andi guard
% katrenstein Lima and ono. TO Mary Farrell. $
exrs, is5 and ISL Divison.s years. s.soSo. A' '"0
o., Meure5 otto 70 Solomon s Noses exr 2lsthst e
Miller. I6srtina. Loui: Schuyler. cor 1oth-ave
Myers, Fannie % Leopold u Whitehead. ct al eArs.
months 81 800 '''' -'' ''''' ''''
s sSsp l ESsse ls,. ap ss s ro' MaeAr
Norris: inc g. to Caroline Ross. IS i7th-st 7thave
ob.tssum. PsS H to Henry Waters. "a Aaorneyst
ia Mes. ss e Ts and Trust Cor"
rierey Henry g VIM IL Gray. I7th-st. W 9Th
Frank, s.m ct al, to Jacob II Warner 90 statnton.s
years $4,000.
Parker Washington, to WIN Smith, 10 Gay.st. 8
EeesnIes; J,o G; to Warren sammis Gambrl.st
stewart: Peter N. and wife. to Jos r Smith 77th
ST. West Ehoaye. years. mortgage. 800 00V.
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For LAKEWOOD.
Trains lcnvc above station via
LEHIGM VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the Yves

sl5 a. m. 7.ao p. m. Sundays. 7.ss p m.
For Eastoa, 100, SIS q. m; 30, ais S.lS, SIX
7so p M Sundays, sl6. loo a. m. 40. !.SS p m:
Tor Bethlehem. Allentown and Mauch Chunk 100, aIa
M. 1880 AS. 6.io, 7.So y. IN. Sundays, s.l5 HOO
For Haiieton SIS a. m. !; 1880 s45. 7so D. m. Sun.
days sl5 II 90 .. m; 7.Ss p m; 49, ""-'
1890. 5a5 m Sunday SIP. Ilo0 a.
For Wikssbarre, Pittson and Scranton, SIS 0. m !;
$50 $40. 7S0 y. M sundays. except Scranton,
FOR Elmlra SIS a m.; 1890. 7ao D. M Sundays.
1.3S p.
POI, ii5. rs, 9l2. LILO broadway; 70 Murayst. 3li
West 125th.st.. NewYork 1888 Washington ST. 100 Full.
ton St, Brooklyn. and n Broadway. williamsburg.
Wcstcots Express Co. will call for aud check bagQaae
A. A. MCLEOD, U. q. HANCOCK
Prese Gen. M'gIs Gen. Pass. AGENT.
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Real estate tl)anteo

A STOCK Farm not over 100 miles from New.York
w" 's' ROMANO BRoWE"S Co.
% West 33d.st
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VEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w N. Y. {. & II. II. r. Co., LessseD
Trains leave 42d-st. North River station New.IorL
as follows and 90 minutes earlier from oo d Jays ~
$3.50 a. M.-Daiy for Newburg, KINGSTON. Albany;
daily. except SUNDAY, west Of Coeyman's Junction,
7'i3 \. M.-Daily for Albany; daily. except suncA'
Montreal.
1000 A. M.-Dallv for Ncwburg Albany. Utica, syt
cuse. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit .hf
cago daily, except Saturday. for Toronto. -
1,3J 4. M.-Daily. except Sunday. for Albany and cuS
800 =. M.-Daily except Sunday for Albany Co.
3;15 =. VI. Daily for Albany, Montreal, Ctca syH
cuse. Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Detroit em'
L1si daily sE sturdy ,ST or Rehe.
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit, ChlcaaA
st. Louis.
HAYERsTRAw LOCALS. 2:45. .s:i5 p. NJ.
NfWBCRG LOCALS. rs. 0:15 4. NJ; i 10. IN
:35. $50 IL 10 L, NJ. ~.
Sieegingcars for Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto 1"
Daily. For tickets. timetables. paror and sleepme
accommodations information. apply at offices Brco.
lyn 1893 Washing 726 Fulton-. office fcy
Fulton a. Newly York city, il3, 27i 1853 7sS ot2 BcsS
way, lt3 Bowery. 81 1ith-t. 81 West l25ths ans
az stations. c. +. LAMBERT General PASSENGER Agent.
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THURSDAY. NAY 3

Executors sale plot 81 land 73lH9t ana 90 ~
and i.-orv buildings. Nos ia To- iSS - and 3sery
dwelling 81 r. i3sd--t. 1875 n " q aths'e ,'' ~"
90 and q dwelling = 81 T. 1891 u ~, IL :" w
tavc lot 25ix76 and 5stcrv huildn2, "a n IN o0a
corner a7tli-st ! .t 2Fkioo ~ anu
tstorv building and ostory house No 1875 llith's1
1893 II " aNC~A.
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THCRE EFT FIDiBCS
"A Poem Of Welcome TO whitelaw Reid, LotoS Cluo'
- April 80, 1892

Poem Of Welcome TO whitelaw Reid, LotoS Oiuo'
April 80, 1892.
I.
Dark streamers Of the eastern gaie,
Blown far across the desert sea,
Your wings have filed the snowy sail
That hears nv comrade back 10 me
Through glist'ning surge and flying foam,
Your stormy pnions watt him home.
Cold waves that beat the murmurng snore'-
Sad pulsing throbs Of Oceans breast
Your grieving cadence mourns no more,
Your sobb,ng requiem dies to rest
When now, by all Fame's banners fanned'
Tho laureled wandeIer comes TO land.
No longer now our weary eyes
Gaze down the empty ocean track.
No more we muse, with stihed signs,
On ships that sailed end came not back
Glad hopes that few, on Fancy's wing,
When all the world was Love and Spring.
".
For now the hollow cave Of night,
The silent deep of Time and space,
Through many rift of diamond neht,
Yields up our argosy of grace
And all sweet airs Of heaven enfod
Its silver sails and spars Of gold.
The lion heart that never quailed.
Tile patient spirit, swectiy wise,
The equal mind, howe'cr assailed
BY Grief that blights and Time that tiies-
Those are the glories that she bore,
And those the riches come to Shore
VI.
There should be farer flowers than these,
And all the bells of Joy should fling
Their music on the perfumed breeze
With sweeter songs than can sing
On whose frail harp the sunset ray
Of passion long has died away.
VII.
Yet once again its fragile strings
Slow trembling 10 my trembling touch,
At least may wake to honor things
So precious and beloved much
Truth valor, klndness-all that blend
To make the Champion and the Frendi
His world Of Hope be crowned In this
Bloom round him, wheresoe'er he goes,
White lilies Of perpetual bliss,
Entwined with IionOr's fodeless rose!
May all be his that Love give
And all for which It's life To live
WILLIAM WINTER.
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Railroads..

RE lines.
s2tP FSHEs TAKE Sk
kSMx 81 M6uNTAiSs foREsrs fH HSS
,: Sses ss
@ .s,s $S,;. f,: fssssss
b L @s a.
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
q M A. M. Dsliy-via N,agaTa Falls and ,Chaussuaus
SUV lake PsO Car f po1s .;S
union station, except Sunday, for Monticello
yEsTIBULED LIMITED.
m p. NJ. Dalysolia train for Chicago va Chsutsu.
% Chicago cleveland aSd Cincinnati. ' ''''''''
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS
. On p. NJ. excep, sunday-POr Binshamton nones'
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
Oa rI train Geas0 y s. N.sass
Buffalo. Rochester. Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
RI IN Ds9y.via cha.SSssgua Lake aud Tiassn
FOR PORT JERvIs.
WEEK PAYS a. q m.' a; %; 10 80 I: N. .. m "a
" m. ~ sundays-s NJ D. M. 80 p M. q 80 p ~
FOR kEWBURG
WEEK Dt srsdsy a. M S;'o M AZ sS p M ESQ
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
AND TiYETABLts 5, m 9s be obtained f,sc
iiomesS describing vicinity OF NewYork; 'ChautauQus
SfeEsn KIP ga f;
@ s7 and s7 nsoad a%H d %ss
10 n e;.sg NS~a asd
Company calls for and Baggage hotels and real
dehces hroush u corero passenge, AGENT
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Gitp propfrtp 90 Get.

m RENT-No East 53d.st furnished or unfurni,bed
ssS Or more 20 ESWXRD RgSS sokTN ATfm sse
90 Nassau-st.
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Musieal Instruments.

4lusiral gn5trument6.
THOUSANDS
~ delightful purchasers accord fun praise 10 the sureavc
qualities Of the ,,,y,.nx y,.xn.
cOnt4nted possessors 80 That
IN your home 1.-THE night shall be- filed with music'7
" YOi- CAN DO 1T by purchasing on such u convenient
~ that Will scarcely feel The eA
nenditnre. And YOU will be ALWAYS pleased.
P THE EMERSON PIANO CO..
% shave. 1ith.st.
A ytrMgFR OF SECONDHAND GRAND. UPRIGHT
"A and Square Pianos Of our make some tnt nghuy used
and fully guaranteed: also secondhsnd ramos Oh otef
leading makers at low prices
CHICKERING g. SONS. CHIcKERIN.' HALL
1tb Ave. aud Sth ST.. NewNOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-02
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Eighteenth Edition, post paid. for Csc. or stamps
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-02

4 FISCHER PIANOS
"A. FISCHER PIANOS. $780,. -
at moderate prices. cash, nstaments and exchanged
rent; In
different makers, At low prices
40 5thave.. corner 1ot6.st.. NewYork
A ASSORTMENT Of secondhand grand. upright and
"A square pianos make IN perfect conditfos
ard fully warranted also Number Of second hand pianos
WM. KNADE 4 Co.
1lo 5th. ear 2Oth st.. New fos1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-02
REAL ESTATE.
p1-s1NFaS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

New.York Saturday. Apr, S 80
The total realized at the ENehsnge far apI the week
Room f, %ih 'q eaar was s M aggega sales
Tor the month OF April reached me sum oi s'''
LIST OF AUCTIONS s..
For the pent week. ending with saturday, NAY Eyehanae
following sales are announced To De he'u ~ '''
and N"'''0T To.WoRRow tMoNDAY) MAY 2
Public auction go lots st wSCaaw .1or Re bsadns 10
S Nst, Ms. ESQ sos o. r. 81 q oo &
pr,,c auction. lot 2isxso and 5;sscTy spartHs, ot
house. reo 2daysd .:s Us sudng Of 80 s.
5:9? sSs e HN9' WI s s 81 56
and SEeSs 81 o ' 4 %ss S and sofy Swslns
% %S, :,,a's and s..or S' Dwelling 30 20
%c.5 , dT psgS5Grl 80 safe ~ s %'.i lsc
.sqTyl o s' sE 80 and Ss s..S
Ssas Guaag & 1S ds.s 81 & ' IS
ss .,,,5 20 E ySs s si s snd 81 ahs
% ~ RroOKLYN PROPERTY
EssGusS ,s sae ,Gd iSts 2.N 20 st$1 stS:
WEDNESDAY, MAY 4.
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sS,@ i5s e 10 Of St'SS Of
S5h.s ElyctOrs sale lot r. NV GiGaSe lot. 2is5
81: SS Il ,no s sS9's !. SSss 50
:, n ~ a-tt.st lot 81 .9x1oOt ann 3.HS d .,,v
- Eas, t3h.st ~ 3davei lot 20 oNo0s any an
IniIdng 40 2i6. adjoining above ! To-; c'o in1 II
,omr astory dwellings Nos Jos 10 ~ St'ho-e dwe
,Ds % NoS 81 to IS iSlnston.aye cor Of oG u IA
.E ,S aS.fs 4 and ,mar houses Nos ~ 70 20 10 o.
ss 8 ;.ic ouRs s q sa y
inewco: Nos 33s and 800 80 ave VIZ Souses Nos
10 y, .j,5 F1st oSth-.t. 2l6S u o. % "a Nd
~ Se,1o a,d 3-st0ry and story ouSnk ~ IA huiT
ws. r OF Ishst; lease Of 10y INV "a, oSYii;
Tnc' No III sdave 77G ~ OIL otn ro W. az
,t~,ii and 3Jstorv dwellings 40 90 All
a. Of II ,dford. IT; lcase OF pdos 81 Nu, 90 cornsf
"a buildings Nos IS ana - 5u-,No II "a
snu i9i and 1871 12thst. Partition SAFE Bue
10 and 5...0ry building. No w. EIIs' 81 aIer a
100: any Il g Of Rgtger1:st; ic 1''"r I7 10
snu Of Cilntons, lot 23 20 ~ S IN Grand ct.
,nrecIosra SALE lot 25SlOo. and story ana
BUILDINGS ,na sSScS iiy54 svsio Ans:erdamoye
pGt "a Hamilton place 2f1 m Of led 10y
~ mi yS0 and 54tory building No 3od PEARL
tn II n Of Franklin Snuarr lots 2,Nc s" ~
w ,tSth.St 900 Z. " OF lltta,c;l poS o' e,h i've,
irr.rular> 81 sSa9 II. 81 W li'th,-t -
I LOT o5NIOO . and building No lO2 + io'uso ,d
100 n Of stayc plot Of land y, ic; II
80 IA. No 100 ,Sth-st 100 ~ m 1872 80
piobt title and interest lot 25NloO D. No ~ &C.,
IFS It o Of Iexington-av.; pl9t o. ian Waod I ~
THURSDAY. MAY D.
Executors sale. 1 plot 81 land 73lXet; ana 90 20
nd i.-,orv buildings Nos 13i o. 1873 NM i o.
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