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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Breen. Jane, Il It al. t. Michael Elias. . s7th-st
Tlunc. Anon and ang;thcI; to w Aibro, - 18th
ST. 4 s,aa'e } ,S'i 400 IN the Mutual rifo n,ur
ance 60 sth-ayg cor llSth,t >ear 5000" ,'.or
Co. :, a5d,st 81 2daSc, ; ycGr-. si.-,d.
rarey. Eliza T. To Tho, o'Connos. 3 B'ihsa""'". ;
VI 5a..idy. IGqls & and vlfc to Julia l. Kinhcl".
centae Xeile ard ,"Ge,s 70 on. IT,, P% s and
ano65[i ,oa y f." oa, ,.chlna.
1staNe, Of -oth..t 3 YEAR. - on, $500, ...,.,, - .
oedst Il G,h-.,e. year. :2ocpo ,..,,
Germany. Cath'fn. 70 Bernhard Noib' ii'th''''
." Hursj wu II and another to Eo-e Newman. :
HoIpin. Luxe, b. ia Of Iiufp,r $40 Ioh.a'e demand
Harrison. Anna NJ and ano. TO rst"r 4 Durkha'dt'
l3oth-st " Boulc'dr, i'at --oooi, ,,.,, 70, =,
surance tonIany' Scw,YorS ws.t IndaVc cor
same 70 ,ofge W Murray dave . cor ioth-'t.
Key.ef. LASER to Horny Gs hen. lil,hst, q "a
ave YEAR nor'g;gg,; :Io 20 o.. v..r, - zoo
Kcho.. John 70 : II kohn. = frinc"-'t wooster
81 Sane y Jaco6 Iir.h SO I2s rrnce,t yar 600
KohncIt Lima to Nose "ooin'n' NO l'9 orchard
KIineasa Tr,dcrck to Patrick Gcs MORAN aad noo
Loonie Jornco }. q al t, Jan.e. FLANAGAN. Nof-
fol4.st Broomc-'t. y"ir 81 900 ,.,.,o,.
q Jc,nag'. yep5 %o-,sase' :. &C., go and a.
map Joz, 2ith Ward Raj l",ar' Association. demand
Martin Abram j. to nolins0orth. 20 West 18th
BI?emr,'t ',nta II Th naiv Soys n1ding Saving
and Association llithst, 81 LeN!net"n-aN'
instas IS $50. 49,,
Prescott Eliza 10 Christian Buddle. 3iave. "t
l3g. man MOfri-ania years. 1888
Ric, Herman H. and another. 10 The German savings
Bank CITY - Ncw.Noik, lofh.-t, 81" l-taNc. !
year. $4,000. .
Rice Charlotte 4 and afother. - Fuzzy " lace. How
ardst n " conner broadway. year. 10000. $500
Rhumstfuck, Henry. O. Dora Iamnann. % = c'u't
" al Wet End-aN". wears. 5000.
Richter. Max. wifi. Z, Dry Dock savings In~titn-
:on. " 4th-aVr. 81 HOth--f 3 yeafs. $1,000.
Sickle Laura 49, o. y II Cloufh. v N"rc"r--t. n
Of PslLcsst and other property year, $1,000
SicAes Laura = o. WIN II Clough, " Bceck'r-st,
n Macdougal.-t. ! year SO 600.
stevens benjamin. and wife - Vim II Norton =
stark Casp1r, n joseph Me-sT-'hmi,, = 1i'th-'t
. 3f.iV , - 600
same to John Schneider IiGh-st 3iavc. years,
$1,000. " 49,, $500, .
No Chyfstie--t, lnsialls. $500.
spear. Theodore 4, and ano to INA NJ BilloY, AM
sterdam.aVe. : g l2dth--t. year. ti' 90.
Schwcitcr. Christina " the Inlgrlnt Industrial saw
ing. Bank AU-'fdaH-nNe O3d--t. N'1r, 80 WHl.
Schoenslc1, Gertrude. and ano u Charles llcTiich.
No CSC Gth-st. years, 5000.
solomon william u al 10 Charles lanier, trustee"
Chvr-tle.st = Gr1nd-st. years. az 600.
Umirsricld. JOhn G. ana vii" 70 Gideon, n IJh.
ST Cnlumbus-aNc. year. 81 Oo0
Walter. Philip Ia Sattler. 5 iJth-st, vs. 1stavc,
3 $500.
sane 10 Anna y Rogers. Dock.st or Rivcrycw
Terrace and other prolcIty,6 mos. = morris 10000.
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MEDITERRANEAN LINE.

EDlTERRANEAN LINE.
vi ENprcs, Passenger Steamer Service.
New.York h Genoa la lee than Eleven Day.
SOEDDEU1SCHER LLOYD ;. ) Co
nIKECI ROUTE 10 SOUTH OF FRANCE
RIVIERA. AND ITALY
Tourhlng Gibraltar, y land passengers to spain.
Avoiding The Northern Lattudcs u Atlantic the Channe
~ Gro, ing md Long r. X. Rides.
Vera sat, jan. -, pm Weir, Sat Apr. .. pm
i,uda sat Feb pm fuda. sat, Apr l6, - pm
Wrrr. sat Fcb. 81. InL W'rra sat, May :, = pm.
Fulda Sl.. Mar. IL, ; pm -.
,as.ap. slOO 1925 o $50 q berth First Cabin.
clio cennec tons Tor EGYPT by NORDDEUTSCHER
IJ0YD STEAMERS NOV. Q aud every fortnight there.
.fer from GENOA 10 ISMAlllA.
N'oi ' oFLRICHS CO.. Bowling Green.
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Japan CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamer, leave San Franci-co follows:
Garlic will call Al Iionouiu THURSDAY Feb {. y. m
uiiIit Tuesday. March /, y. IN.
ntrNXIC . THURSDAY. Mafch -. 3 i. IL.
GAELIC ......-...---... Satura5' Apll 10, y. ~
be- made hy letter telegram Ia and
CABIN ulan- - and 3i3 ir adW1y Newly ork or
noom "a Railroad Building, san Frn,isco.
''S 49, LELAND STANFORD. Pr sldent.
n II GOODMAN. General Passenger AGENT.
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JIopT POI'TE TO LONDON.

= NORpDEUTSCHEE LLOYD MAIL $. S.
NIW.iORK. SOUTHAMPTON. HREMi.N.
steamer AL from pier, foot % 81 l.. Hob0hen.
FAST Tx PRESS STEAMERS.
4 Ale rue ian 10 . am TALLER. Sut.J 30. am
IpIK Sat i'm e II am. rKANE. Tue. Feb. .. am.
II tNI.I. me Ian 20 nm. Ems. sat, Feb. u. y.
First cabin s75 aud upwards berth second cabin. $50
a berth stccragc AZ low rates
~ oI5fEiCHS & co. No. . Bowling Green.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and Des.
bros ses sts.. rs follo"s: ,.
OfO a. NJ. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points, -
I m. Geneva, Lyons, l..tIirl ko-W'rter Bur
talo and the West p9ttsyle and principal local points
'' % A. IN. Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
m. rlinield and all tdiate points.
- 40 D. m. TOR ElniIa and Intermediate points chair
ear To Wilkesbarre, , , ,. .,.
,..,,on 10 Reading and Harrisburg
n m for Bound Brook and all intermediate points.
$40 m. for l. snd b Junction and priacipai inter
80 T. for porsvill9 and Etermedste points Chair
car 20 D. m Tor Mpch Chunk and intermediate pon,s
coSnection TO Hsadlne and Harrisburg; 49,,
iO H. m Pennington and all intermediate points.
= 40 D m for Geneva, Lyons. Elmlra Rochester Buf
,.Io and the West. Pullman Sleeper Lyons aud Sus
pen ,ion Bridge ., en- . IN ,o.ao - =, - m,
40 H. m connect for oil points IN Mahanoy and Hazel
'oh co'' i0s SUNDAY TRAINS
10 and II for Mauch Chunk Hazelton. Shenandoah
"a points.
AI IL n m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
40 n m for Geneva, Lyons. Elmlra Rochester, Buf
f.o and the West. Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and Su
pe"'''' GENERAL Esstern ONCE. 235 broadway.
Tho New.York Transfer Co. will call 10 and check
baggage hotel residence through destina ton
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RECORDED ZEAL ESTATE TEANSFERS-N. y. CITY.
-. :. - u. q. 90 ~ f.,aAe lINI2l. AARON

RECORDED ZEAL ESTATE TEANSFEl'S-N' \ vi A.
57th.st. : 175 II W Of iscave 17X73.5 Aaron
Kaplan to Schuhap ~ Fi--''
29th.st 80 49, West; Lizzie Il HOWE TO F. Il 10 GO
Iib,rty.>t. 30 - Frank b Fr,lber to Ley
Broonic.st II r 80 II W Of Grccne-st, 1oAlUo'
Hcnry Morrison to EDWARD Morrison ,..,.,,
.uhave. @ =. oil {; Of lu1thst, 2oA'"i N'"'h
Martin William Buhlcr -. ,o.oo,t.
1eGth.st 10 # " Of 1th-nNe: lolof''''''
Walter Scllrck 70 Henry g S"llcrk ,..
Lot No iio nap Molri,ania; Christian Budde zoo
nc'aMnx 10 AZ ino Rice to Charotte Rice G2.5ro
hr,oT-s iee, s. 10 10 r % McrT $500
Madison.avc e : 4O.i It Of 93d--t. 2oN7i; Her
man + Norleman to Never Coleman. i,cc
s" ysssle L. Fisher her to to sca Il MGEsa 1900
Madi.on-ayc. 100 It : q 9Sd.>t 2oN'|' Meyer
2od-st, No III West, william ii "etheheh l" ., ooo
william NJ Gage ............. ...... o''VVV
j%ss:,j to i,ds.S Ssk% Strike, to Mayer. o7.so6
l't u ns, 70 TT To l-g,h so 600
sat- pacy 20 t3s i1' r. Of Stha,c. 2Gsx.o WIN
l. Church 20 sylvia I uiG - =, same 1900
Lot l5i map Belmont Village; Catharne VI o'-
ten to Michael ! MURPHY ......,. &c.
MapcIaVr n W s. Gjp n II OF Sauuc--st. COX
10: Thomas Ford 70 MARY Ford
o6th-ss 40 4c4 West Robert II DoWney to II q, ooo
1oitii n AZ q OF iih.ayc ;o,oail George
b Prior to Edward steer ;;;;;..o,,,,oo.
Selma NJ sa;tcr 10 Walter ..,..,...;-,... 900
Gfa4 nGs srd,r " ' 90 Ip'on Reer 10000
1e5 SinG"; 80 70 west John j. sp-rry " $4,000
SINE propcFty " Holii.gsvor'i 70 \ Martin
-rGthst :. - n Of 3daX" 2'Nl"i joseph oooo
W. Tnd'a"n n :, cor o-t.st COL iovIco: Al
frDd J. Peach Francis VI Jcncks $1,000
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Real GeIaIr.
Orean Cleaners.
4 TROPICAL TOURS.

A TROPICAL TOURS.
%oveI and interesting trips to the beautnu M ibn
,f JaInaca and the many OLD oru owns liz
spnii.h Main occupying Two wees or p, 3nTT' " WV
FIVE DOLLARS 4 DAY.
defrav all necessary expenses Of visit to Jamaica Tn
1olodno o Ear Illustrated pamphlet address 49, ,,,
piv EoEWOOD & CO., Agents - State-st, NV. ioiN
or THOS. COOK Sons, -oI anu 10 ntoeI-~2
NRAND EXCURSION TO THE MEDlILR.
II UtTFAN AND ORIENT By the twin screw EMPRESS
',c,nsr Ai;t;I-STA VICTORIA, from HAMBURG fsspru'
airy TO- to southampton ,braar Nee , HJy Corfu
MALI Syracuse Palermo, Naples, Agiers, LISBON e'c
Dulh'o" # o ~ VAliI i.t;.AMERICAN PACKET CO.,
Vow y mrk
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CINtRD LINE.

n. rO LIvrErtOI. Va o. LENsToWN.
Ga Ga % 80 p PoiI9ia Ee0 TO- 20 e. M M
From Pier TO- Norh River foot Of Cllrk ont ~.
Cabin pa,,aee 800 and upward. second cabin, go
secoee Tickets to and from all parts Of Europe 90 very
low rites For freight and passage apSy az inc 'O'
P'"' 0 VERNON II. BROWN & CO.. General Agcno,
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(NIINNIE~IUN, :. q. IIt 'NVlIVT N 'JVV.VI'',''
OJACkNONN AND ALL tiNtiDA Johns
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From lIrr - T.. X. fcot l;oo~cNclt',th az y m
CUTrDI,i T. Charleston and Jao k-onf He. sat, jan -
i'NINOfI I4rl,-ou and Jao k-on Mon. jan -.
IitDOt-oi~ Charleston aud jan SONY .l" N'u jan ~
4 steamer t-rI-- "t2"r 'l'I>
Insurance under open policy Effected 40 on'-f 81 one pr
cent WN. L. 'Lh pt ,t.i''. g-,nr
y, ., r-crr ceru At q, tr't LII. 3l7 Broadway.
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Ocean Steamers.
Railroads..

Railroads..
pennsylvania
n RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot OF
DesbrOsses and COrtIandt Streets
as fOllOws:-
On and after JANUARY 4th. 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
900 MPgmsn ytsug sG eDD1s6 and Pa 80 a. M
hou 90 u M ~ next day for TOed"
THE Pennsylvania LIMITED.
1000 e1cusysy Of p5man SsSRns
Ds"s aHS s"' caro- oO" preenns financial reports
end pwIse 5atHf, ,os a, G .ne Com Com
yenssce Of homs or once LgS CSc ny 40
Indianapolis ii 40 a. m and Chicago AS a. TO- next
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
300 Mrgman ye'6ae seP%s car iI %oa and
fGts d Dining car, RON SemYork TO Columbus
Arrives Cincinnati 10 AS a. M. and St. Louis 'oo
THE COLOMBIAN EMPRESS.
aoo .Sd vPyf sGeR 3obUe
easo al0 P T, NJ R %T. day; EMPRESS.
t6afs s. Louis, cGSso cncah1. Cleveland and and
B%Ts and chi;p;ss Arrives c n GSss
'q 20 p u 40 tsg1sa So sS
700 a. n: sesond morning Connects Tor iO'e'' u'H''
'S''p' Pacific EXPRESS. %
500 n: MFSa4 TS"i Memphis ny the
yo arrives SGeGayi a. g. cG aSd daily at Chicago
90 a. NJ morning connect for 19ISsS daily
500 go r. 70, csESad y Express with Through
a.ao p WTFa,t Southern Express daily with through
srpr t, Newocan. Va EIh|GnS ana T Pfn .nT II h
1910 A. NJ Washington Limited Express" OF rI.I
Ve,tibule iaro tas Win Dn w9bncon a 50
$40 MConsre--lonaI Lim,ed" DAFT, e P py1iTaS
Wa,flngtSn ,fs@ 20 on P ether Of thesc trains
Additional EHprrs- Trnig,i 90 and 90 p S So and Il
night For Baltimore only. 90 p n; 90 SUNDAY
For JAcK-oSvItft;Eo r ASD ST. AUGUSTINE
P oi Aa1 80 City, '1G ~ p h. Weekdays with Through
Fs1 5ng sx N.Y. a 10 % Tsss''yi n Through Coach
i'0o p "' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
.yiyaas Lin itcdwith DnhsCar ana 10 10 wa,b6gSn
Lmtd. with Dinngt ar and u 100 a. M ~ 20 o 100
2lO 90 40, 90 30 100. 90, 80, 3 900 ana
90 p. n and Il Is night Accommod1tion II 10 a.
90 9nd 200 m; Sundny "a ~ pr m % 90
80 20 10. 90 and 90 NJ, and j. Is night
Aeon roctfi > 700 and On p. m.
For Tables Of trains TO Local point on the Pennsy
Naul, Railroad system. apply at the following Ticket
ooices No. 49, $40 and pa Broadway. Astor House.
and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortandt-, Courtst.
Fui,on-.t. aud Brooklyn Annex station, foot Of
ful,onet Brooklyn; IS lIudson-st, Hoboken; Station
The New York Transfer Company viii call for and check
~ LIS r pt-GW J. r. WOOD.
Cener, General Passr Agent
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WHITE STAR LINE.

4. ,r-..-.,. roh y a, m.
lirt,nnlc Jan -. D. IN ;it'hnc r. 2W 0 " ~"
.Mair,c. FcL. g. 10 a. m. Majestic Ndr'n - ~
'' tr.n, White Stlr Deck. foot ~ West lOth-,t' 49,,
Sern,d cabin on these steamer, 80 ana 10 u,
, $50 and upward accCrdng to steamer ana ocato ~,
berth Excursion ticket, on iayorablr tein, Nsw
nom or u the old Country. so no =? Brosu"NS' WV
VoTH PhIad,lIh office. t0d Wonut-st .rcr,- ,,c,,
h""' II. MAITLAND kElSEh, Agent.
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REAL ESTATE.

~
rhore vas large attendance and more competition
at the Exchange yesterday than for some days 'eceu
ing 49, po.. covoptv-
John F. b. smyth offered NO. 4o' h's. 'o>, ,'s
6rst-st. between Flrstave and Avenue ~ iou,.
-. ,,a,, .r,o,, IN LOT 14N1O2. The property
Peni for 81 900 per annum. and the oqug uas
at 5000 and ran up to So'ooo' '
The same auctioncer offered no. ~ ~, and Sase
ave in The Twenty third Ward. thI.e.s,olS anu on
ment brick and frame dwelling with our s sGoo nrr
a lot 5JXl24 The property ~ iTi zoo n to so $50
anul,m The bidding rose fIOm t'i,1Vo uP " "'''''
j. L. Wells the buyer A., .outb,vost corner
" t;nIdn r. kntzenmaytr offered the sou,nM's, ,rn
NJ ne-hundred and ,iXteenthst anu @ t = az
boing Nos Io1 299 No. -OI. ths .o,n' 80 III
Kidding ran Iom s2l 900 up to T2o,3oo. Iit err.
News was the buyer. The same buyer ION ION '"o i
ndioining fats No. 201 10 30. ;0r T3i o5o ,
b. p Ingaharn d Co. sold No IL I ,1, -, ~
Of Market a vacant lot 2jXlOo, Tor T-o-ol W '"o
plaintiff in the proceeding - ~, a. oc, ,vcct
The same auctioneers offered NO 20 10 ~ NeaC
fteeuthst., seven hVestory mats Oh
fun lots The bidding ran from fll4,"so up h ,o
sI4o ass Robert J. Leaycraft was the buyer Inc
otber sales we're either withdrawn or adjourned.
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GIION LINE

EUION LINE. ..,.,n
VI UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOh OF EENNIOMS AND LINtEPOOb'
Lave Pier 3, y. l., loot o. hlng-''. ~ .oo,
WiSttN~i YIN. saturday. January 81 y. ~
,pTzpNN ......... saturday February y. II 80 g. ~
%t'v,Di SATURDAY. February IS. > 80 a. ~
Il vtpN ......... SATURDAY. February Is ) p. IN.
NiLttifN,. ....... Sturdy. February =. y. NJ.
cabin IA sage. $50 $50 $50 and tloo accoriins 70
.,.,rcr' = ,lnd cabin $50 and 49,. storage ~ low
a.. \ rNDtRiIlLL 90. - Br.adway--
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THON- LTUN = H0'S
,,NADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Conplny's

CANADIAN PACIFTC KAILWAl NUAPInJ
" ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ
CHINA AND JAPAN
from NANCOCV YER. B. G.. 10 .o-o
yOKOUAMA SHANGHAI and HOMO hONt,
SLW.YOEK TO JAPAN IL 10 DAYS.
GOO Miles the -norte't route
Lover rates. Send for lnforultlGa
Inteudcd sailing. from Vancouver OF the now
steel ENnrc-S steamships
EMPRESS OF JAPAN...-. ....--.-.- reo. ~
EMPRESS pF tHlNA...-.--. .Hi,rI"
= " sRISx;.r EVERETT FRAZAR
L. q ',ti go ~ China and japan trt ACT. -
w ga Tro,dvav n Y 12i water y. Y
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Cost an0 founo.

| VpSSI.IBdnk book No 4G9,49 Honk FOR saving 81
return book 10 bank.
| OSI.LBank took No. 645 SOL Bank for Savings %
return book 10 bauk, ~
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New.York Thursday. Jan. "a.
The following sales were hei eJ 'hc HN'"""7' "
Auction Room to-day /, ,,..,,ot 81. o,v1OS
! lot. M4dsOnst, 1lO IL OF M'i''V'' -N'
Samuel We'll. S2O.2J " ~. ~, % oGi
5.story buildings. with plot OF anu ~, I1-yioo
West lljthst, 30 ~ OF oth'de' F''V '''
X j Leaycraft. slf2.3-5 $50 -. 70. ooi IN 900
Pl.osont.aVe corner 116th-st, plot l2bAo'AlIF'suhN
Henry News. 5000. -.
4.st6ry building with lot No 405 Fast istoSt =
eatt @ 81 Is-aVe lot i9N1O22. Juo Bopp @?cVu 40
history dwelling. with lot. No ~ Wa,nnR'on-"'o'
n : n ~ i,isth.st lot 2jN12l, j l. Wells sd,3'o'
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\CJIOR LINE. t. D. Mail steamships,
n foR GLASGOW via LONDQNDEiKf
From Picr - y. r.. foot Of West 2Itn-,t oo,
DcyOna o. an ktaGps Feb reg - q aoG %
ra od m,,ard second cabin a2j Storage, sl9.
Tor book Of tour. md thor information Apply ",
IN NDFRSON BROTHERS. : Bowling Green ~. -.
- \RBADOS PASSAGE RATES REDi CED
ID TIIE l. : 4 BEAZII MAIL =. ;. CO.-Eortnight,r%
Messenger service from Robert Pi. BfooNIyn tW
TIIOMAS. MARTINIQUE, BARBADOS ana b'A"i'''
IAN PORTS 49, ,..,...- q . - -,
) = ALLIANCE W cdne,1"Y, i'prIa,t o. . " J."
80 " PAIL, L. GERHARD = CO.. General Agcnts.
10 Whteha!l-st., New YORK.
Tourist Agents. co,.s 90, md oo. broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-15

Highty-tighty Mr.. Rudyard KipllnS' lie wa,
onered while in Melbourne $500 by local lourha
for paper embodying his impressions of the Mel
honrne Cup-and he wouldn't write it.
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Mrs. Mona Card who is not at all particularly
brilliant writer and whose celebrity really grew OUT
of a "catohy" phrase, is Marriage Failure
about to publish novel. 1t is to deal with SOCIALISM,
She is also collecting for publication In book lot"
her ESSAYS on marriage.
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Nem publications.

4 NTON RUBINSTEINS -. Ny.
~ -Say hook entitled "a CONVERSATION IN, ",
&c Translated hv Mrs. John i. Morgan Cioth 81
o CuARITS y TRFTBAR .>tcinW1y H1ll Now \ 0Ih--
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Gearbers.

a NERICAN AND FOREIGN Teachers AGENCY.
"A Supplies Professor. Teachers Tutors GovosnesseA
&C., 70 Colleges Schools and Families, Apply 70
~" Trs NJ j. YOCNGFULT0N. 20 Union Square.
=, EST TEACHERS supplied for ell branches. In any
II iocality NO FEE for registration. Form for stamp
r, v. HUYSSo0N. American School bureau w. A~thAt
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-06-17
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

IaIcweli u. H., Va, May IT, 1891.
To John +. Buchanan in his own right
and asst administrator of William H Thomp-
son. deceased: and ms guardian of Samuel
B. Thompson, A. 9. Ward and Rebeccn
Wnrd, his wife. Marguerite Leece, T. r..
Thompson and Ellen Thompson. his wife.
Andrew j. Correll and Celinn Corretl. his
wife, William Il. Thompson and Ellen
Thompson, his wife. Charles A. Leece and
Alice Leece, his wife, Samuel Ward and
Margaret Ward, his wife, Charles A.
Fudge and NJ. G, Fudge, his wife, John
M. Thompson. Samuel j.. Thompson,
James Hayter, William r. Hayter, Samuel
d. Thompson, G. j. Barns Guardian nd
litem of Eva Thompson, Daisy Thompson,
Samuel Crow, John Havter, Iillis Hayter.
infants under tho age of 81 years, and of
L. Benton Thompson, nm insane person.
You are hereby notified that I have fix
ed upon the l4th day of June, 1882, Mt nv
Office at Tazewell q. f., Va. to take the
account ordered by tho Circuit Court of
Iazeweil County at the April Term, 1892.
III the chancerY cause of John e. Buchan-
an, who sues in his own right and rs nd
ministrator of William H. Thompson. de-
ceased, and as guardian of Samuel B.
Thompson. against A. Il. Ward and Re-
becca, his wife, and others, defendants.
at which time and place you are requir-
ed to be present.
I. E. CHAPMAN.
mhyZO. Commissioner i'll Chancery.
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the southern slaves was not equal to
the blood of one brave soul that per-
ished; bat when war became inevit..-
bio and arbitrament could not be
reached, then the vindication of char.
acter was worth the blood of MI that
persisted; and all of us, whether we
be northern or southern. eau stand
today upon n higher plane and con
template grander prospect than if
we had deferred or suppressed issues
when they demanded settlement.
Commerce was tho congueror. H.
rose in rebellion against slavery.
Commerce is the great nexus of mn
tions-the builder of union, the or.
ganizer OF empire. It led Columbus
to discover America, seeking a short
passage to the Indies. Commerce
freed America protesting against II
tax restriction. The ten thrown into
Boston harbor infused the ocean.
multitudinous seas and all the airs of
heaven, and drank in by all nations,
fills them with desire for unrestrict.
cd commerce. 1t is battling today
in Washington. Mountains and riv.
ers and valleys and oceans are the
great politicians of the universe.
When lawyers said that secession
was all legal and we'll the Mississippi
river, the Rocky mountains, the Al
leghenies, the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans, the Mississippi valley sat in
session as a supreme courtand quash
ed the plea. Commerce was bailiff
and cried come into court. 1t want
ed no custom houses between north.
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1.-THE LOVES OF CHRISTO.-
PIER COLUMBUS.

Among the earliest things learned
mt school is that ain 1892 Columbus
sailed DER the ocean blue" and dis
covered America; and every reminis-
cence OF the event and of the gre,a;.
discoverer is being revived Tins
quadri-centennial year. But with ut
oil we have heard comparatively lit
tie about Mrs. Christopher Column
bus, the faithful wife who inspired
and encouraged Columbus through
:, all his trials ard tlisapYoint,nents,
land helped him to his ife's great,
work In Demores+t's Eranily Maya
zine for July there rs sA especially
HUG article, "rhe Loves OF Christ
pher Columbus" which gives an in
teresting account of this phase OF
the life of the great disoovere1', the
numerous illustrations ipdlsding :op.
lies of very rare old portrSs:s, among
.the1n The most authentic ene of Co.
!lrmDus himself. Mrs. EEeien Camp.
bell contributes one Of her he, tlistic
papers, 4'Child Life in the Slrms of
New York" which as embell ished
with numerous characteristic pic
lures. "How 10 Row Without a
Teacher" is especially ap,opos; and
with the plain directions, and about
IS score of pictures to look at besides,
ore would not be very apt who could
mot learn to manage boat in very
short time. Every lover of his coun.
TRY viii be interested in the article
'on "Ihe American Flag" which, be.
sides the historical information about
our "stas-spangled banner gives the
fullest directions for making one at
home, which will reduce considera.
bly, tho cost OF it. In addition, there
are excellent stories by we'll known
writers. The numerous departments
ARE particularly interesting, and there
are neasEy 200 pictners, including a
full-page oil picture, Luscious
Fruits which is brilliant and or.
&istie piece Of eolcring, The sub.
'seription price to this mazazine is
only SO a year; single copies, 20
cents Published by w. Jennings
Demorest, Is L. 18th st, New York
City.
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WHAT THEY THINK

Vsce President Morton. grieved
md chagrined, inquiries why, if the
administrations record is at stake.
he should have been turned down
Senator Quay says tho ofliceholders
will have chance to re.elec the
President. Plat says in effect that
Depew and Hiscock will have an CD.
portunity to carry New York alone.
Eiarkson says the republicans will
lose all doubtful States.
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ern manufacturers and southern
markets. 1t wanted no larrier be.
tween the grain fields of the north
west and the delta of the Mississippi
Not cotton, not slavery, not the d, :
claratlon OF independence, not the
constitution, but commerce was king.
1t wanted the continent for it's shop.
keeping with freedom to buy and sell
at all the bargain counters. Napole-
on turned up his lip at the En-. liSh
as trace of shopksepers" before
Waterloo, and the shopkeepers tuln-
ed up their lip at him at Waterloo.
The British soldiers have been the
forerunner of the British merchant
all over the world. The drumbeat
that follows the sunrise is the sum.
mons to business.
The clause in our federal constitn
ton giving congress the power to
regulate commerce among the States
and foreign nntions is the vertebra
OF that instrument. Like Aaron's
rod it is swallowing up all the 9th
ers. 1t was the rod that swallowed
up the Confederacy. II is the rod
that is now building levees OH the
Mississippi that it may roll onward
to the sea.