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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
ByJ. Thompson Brown s Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11I3 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRANZ

VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME
L DWELLING on LOUISIANA STREET
BETWEEN WILLIAMSON RG AVE-
NUE AND FULTON STREET.
BY virtue ~ n deed Of trust executed 70 tho
UNDERSIGNED trustee by john III. Boltz and wife.
dated October 2, 1889. and recorded IN mo
Clerks Office OF tho Cnaucery Court OF the city
Richmond. Deed Book 1870 a, page 1Ol. default
having boon made and being requested by tho
beneficiary 30 10 do, will proceed 20 sell at puo-
lie auction on the promises,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1892,
at ; o'clock Z. NJ, the property described In said
deed ~ follows: "ALL THAT LOT OF LAND
lying and being In the town OF Futon, now an
nexed % tho city Of Richmond, which said lot II
numbered in square No. 4, said lot having
front OF 81 feet. more or less, and depth OF
ITO feet 10 an alley in common 10 feet vide
said tot being located on Louisiana street, ana
has upon Il frame dwelling and other improve
meuts.
Terms: Cash az 70 executing this trust and to
pay OIL a note Of $500, with unpaid interest
thereon, LEROY L. BROWN,
Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN s. Co., Auctioncers. &C
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
ByJ. b. Elan q Co,
John T. Goddn,
and
Cabsll q Wilson,
Rsot Eatata Aurtion 0sra.
Real Estate Aucticnosrs.

COMMISSIONERS SALE BY PUB
~ Lie AUCTION
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
Pic,.ett-Camp Cottage Fund.

Captain E. p. Reeve. treasurer OF tho Pickett
Camp Cottage Fund, reports the following con-
tributions 70 that fund:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
Charged with Incendiarism.

RAprORD, Va, October &c. H. YOst was ar
rested this morning on the charge OF burning
his saddlery store last night. He will have n
preliminary hearing on Monday. His stock was
10 have been sold to-day under a distress-wni-
rant, but was entirely destroyed BY FIRE. lie lett
the store ten minutes before FIRE broke out The
goods were heavily insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08

Sands, Cabell & Mcclure, Tn the Cbapcery
Irussees, Court OF the city
70. of RIcf rnOnd.
Chalkley ct ala,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

The first serious accident from the electric cars on
the Orange line occurred ye>tc'day morning. Le"i'
Miller of Livingston, q farmer. -lNiy )rars DID, WAS
driving 10 NeVnrk Ju.t below iinlstcd st. f~'>'
Orange lie turned on tie track 20 avoid an zee
WAGON not noticing electric car 80. -. that wns com
ing np behind him At the rat" ~ fifteen miles an h"r.
The ,ar struck the wagon and smashed u 10 piece.
Miller wa, tossed high la the ar and irl' Ia the lnI
Of the wreck. Ne picked M. AID u VA i''uhd
that he had suffered severe t'Tn1l injuries lie was
taken 10 tie Orlus. Memorial Hospital
Tho trouble iu the Youus Men, Catholic Union ~
Orange Valley Wh.,h Wa~ begun h' thc a'u0i 81 me
Rev William VI L.. ,alliu. the ir''pr Cd! "a" parish ~
or Lady 81 the Valley. iu tuiuS oui the "a, ~ We
reorpilon 81 the society "a Ntv1 ears I've, lr'an''
Of the violation of his order, ihai thee" ~h"l %" no
round dancing. has eliminated In the bIcahlLE lp 81
the irty. Most Of the member, lave Joined fh"
orange Valley Athlete tub. a.OcaiiOn that Ia, 10
connection with the church
The closing ou" II the cries ~ Orange assemblies
WI. given in Music Hail E.t evening" and WAS the
most brilliant one ~ the series III" supper was
served BOD The upper ball. which wa. ic>tnoned Win
strramor, OF pale -ir'u and white Tic s'",'N were
received Ly The laiIonr-. ard Mr.. william Barr.
John P,'tf. Nt-. Francis ~r"ig N~. Andr~- y.
WopIworrA and Mrs Charlie. D.. ilril.y. 1ucr'
vcr. about .oO guests prr.eut. iud ni midnight g
cp'lou was danced. Among 10" 'sis were VT
and Mr. Charlc. 4. >forIu,. NJ. and Mr.. Is. W.
Franklin Vi nud Mr.. =. -. Crane. Nh and M.
I"n amin shepard. Nh and Mr.. Henry \. Alexander
colon. and Mr. 'tu- !. lDuirrl. Wy. ana Mr..
Arthur H. Cohv. Vi. and Mr.. Gardner t"Ihy and
Mis- MaIcilct laril'T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
ALTERED ABOUT THE TOWN.


The Ocean Hill Baptist Church has bought the prop
erty has occupied at ROckaway ave. and somerset
from the Brooklyn Baptist Church Extension society
for $4,000
The funeral Of the late Colonel Charles ~ Manohes'
ter who died suddenly on the Bridge when on his way
home from business on Tuesday. will take place at
M o9l De Kalb-ave. at y. IN. to-day. The bnilai
will be at his former home in Rhode Island
Directions were issued TO tho census cnrmeIators
yesterday to take The streets and numbers Of the
houses Of all the people enumerated. although the
blanks do not provide for il.
4 contract for n fircboat to cost S39.'0o, mas
been awarded TO Palmer d son. OF Mantle. Conn, tho
lowest bidders. 1t must be completed IN eght mohths
BY TIE terms Of the will of the late John Hooper.
az NeyyYork the sun of $1,000 is left - put up a
pnbic fountain for BROOKLYN. The executors OF inc
Will conferred with the Mayor and Park commissioners
YESTERDAY in regard t. the site. City Hall Park was
suggested as the old fountain formerly there has been
removed.
Professor Edward S. Morse. curator Of japanese art
IN the Boston Museum Of Fine Arts. gave lecture
upon that building Illustrated with lantern photo
graphs before the members OF the brooklyn institute
OF Arts and Sciences last evening.
Tho Rev. II. &. Mendenhall was installed as pastor
OF tho Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church. Of which
he has been acting pastor for some time last evening
by the Brooklyn Prcsbytery The sermon was preached
BIZ Dr. sample, of New York. and the Rev. DIS Wells,
Moment and Foote took part in the service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
NOTES ~ THE Field or LABOR.
4 STRIKE oEDrEtD WHICH NAY INVOLVE
SERIOUS TROv BIZ.

STRIKE oRDrRtD WHICH NAY INVOLVE
SERIOUS TROUBLE.
Tho BOARD OF Walking Delegates Of the binding
trades which has been threatening for several dnys
~ order strike - all the carpenters. brickaycrs etc.
working for John Downry, carried out .ts thrca' yes
t,rGay The trouble. which has been brewing ior
several weeks (, caused by disagreement between
the c,rpenters and the cainermakor,. The carpenters
saw ha, the cabincmakcrs doing the work OF the
CARPENTERS for cnbnctakcrs' wages, which are lower
than carprnfcr,' ',ag"s Two carpenters delegates
r,portcd On Monday that Mr.. Dovn~y had agreed 10
DISCHARGE five cabin,tmahers daily uuu all q them
employed rs him gone. This arrangement was
s,ii.flc,or, Yesterday however. Mr. Dowrcy said
ts, hi, superintendent had entered into the
agreement without his knowledge. lie pro
po.ed to w,Adrrw the agreement Consequently
the Board 81 Walking Delegate decided that strike
of all the carpenters employed by Mr. DJwncy shohd
be o,crcd this morning.
Mr. Dowucy Is doing most 81 the work on n" new
Aston hotel. NJ Thirty thlrl-st. and fhhave. ana on
the new Netherlands. at FIN niuthst and fith ave-
II f. ,ad that ~ has s3OOO.OO worth II contracts
I'm this cts alone. The carpenters expect bitter
9Th; In anticipation Of This. the Board Of Walking
Delcgaic, ordered that al the other building trades
should strike unless the demand, Of the carpenters
are acccdcd 70 at once. II estimated that not l''s
than 5OD men will lie involved INA the strike.
\ strike ol 100 men ordered on the annex OF
he Hotel Imperial Tuesday. Tie strike was III
.c,ed agaln>t the employment 81 boys hy the li"7os
Iui.ut Fco,Ic Tcc,cmc Company. The following trades
struck. rt.amhtcrs. pil-t"ror,' lahorcr,. marble
cutter. tin and shectlron worhcrs and housesmI'h'
The condition OF the cloalmahcr, strike remained
practically unchanged yc,tc.dsy. Both tie strikers
and W.. Johnson claimed that victory was near nj
hlud- was. both aid. only question ~ few hours
when the strike would Dee settled satisfactorily Mr..
mason sad that he lad 40 men wording in the
places ~ the strikers The strikers said That there
were only twenty ipur men employed IN JonA,,oi ;
factory Flight persons let thc factory ana Joined tho
strikers in the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
NEWARK

Frank Cath thirty four years old. committed srcid'
al his home 40 pa Camdenst., during Tuesday
night by drinking calboc acid. Gath was enpio! eo
a. a driver by Mongel a schmidt, bakers. aud lost ms
situation when hc contracted the grip ON MondhN n"
obtained work in another place. ON Ius>da! ~, ne
LEFT his ia MOrriStONn aud rctnih'h !" H'
home HI, wife found him dead on - CHAIR ~ u"
light Yesterday.
Mayor HAYNES yesterday signed the re-OHllioh
pa~~cd BY the Democratic members OF VI" '",hhI'I'
Council lcrrymagdering the ward, 70 eject DyIl"
cratic Council in the future. Another rc'olulo,''
similarly passed. vacatine all the oMc'' uliuT ~
control Of the Council. filed without The N"H o'
signature AID becomes law.
80 Light thrown on the murder OF Mt UT. L r
beth SELF al Nihuru. bV the verdict OF nc o'u
ucr', Jury which ended is labor> shortly before .
O'Clock lat night I'm the crowded mite town hdi III
Nluru- ave Coroner Phclan said that the case was
a. much "A mystery a. ever. Tn" prosecutor ana Ms
assistant vcr, III present neither were 'uY "i lhe
cot,ufy or civ officers Who have been wprhnE Oh lhe
case After being absent ahput ton minute. the Jury
returned 10 cour1 With the following NchIcl we
ind that Mrs. Elizabeth senior came . her death q"
the night Of January 20. l-J2. from huInpcr "l
stab wounds inflicted by some person or persons uh
known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
WHAT IS GOING on TODAY.

Educational Convention. Eroohl'n' - ,.c
An,Y.l meeting Grant Monument Association NO lfo
Broadway. y. M gu. . . -
Municipal building Commission mayor '"'e' l. '''
Amber. Young Alumni Association. Arena evening
Iumb,sverCes, pigeon shooting contest Dexter TM"
Jamaica. J.. /. = j.. M ...,- a,o,o,
American Newspaper Publishers ASSOCIATION dinner
Hol and House 20 y. M . 40 W.,
Tveutcfh.st.. y. u.
Sr,nl.h mas injecting. Cooper Union. p m
COMPANY l. cd Rogncrt. reception ana chte''ahncn'
Manhattan Athletic Club Theatre, : p H. $780,,
Society Of 18Th Amy corps annual meeting "o'e
Brunswick. y. N. -,,.,-,,,
Institute for Artist Artisans anniversary ChlcKei'"s
Hall 3 y. - 90
Executive Committee Of Prison Association NO -
NsSSau-s;., y. IN. .--.--
Tho Pow A J. schauner's lecture. Phillips Presbyterian
Church. p. . ..,,.
Temple Israel Ssterhood entertainment Hamr'rs"''"
Opcra House. y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESICuESIER COUNTY

WHITE PLNINS.-t igrle9 Griffith. Of White Plains.
the Kousicoavc. painter who was hDrcwhippcd ~
Mr., Henry Iumphach. ~ that place. on Monday
evening February for having n,rd h-nltug language
toward her. and who subsequently hot ut nci.llo.
named william O-sInau. bccau-" he que stoned him
rclntivc Lis Coudnct. found guilty of :S,ault
IN the ,aund dcyr.. Yesterday before county Jud.c
Mile in the Court Oi sessions.
MOUNT NEENOS.-Ihe Republican primaries In
the several election di-tcts 70 elect yc delegates
~" town Convention. three m'nibrrs Of III" Ecpub-
lean town committee ard two IT, rrrt"rS oi elr' ton
viii De- held February -. The town convention
will be held March 80. when nominations will be
made for Supervisor Town Clerk. Ju>ilc" Of the Peace.
Highway COMMITS. iouor and Town Auditor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
NEWS FROM W-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
nj III MNII.I u.

TIE FUGITIVE GIVES HIMSELF Up
John Ilyer the alleged cmbczzl@r VINO mas can'cd
the police 50 much trouble during Inc last ,''rr
months f. now prisoner I'm tie county Jhn' lie j
the,, ly hi own request Nc,icriAy mo ling he cont
word TO Captain Tarrier that he desired 10 SURRENDER
himself and asked The Captain 10 cal at me mouse o'
Harvey Marsh the inthei in-law Of lIyer TINS mouse
is a; 40. 30 CirOyc-st When taken 10 Ponce Heal
quarter, liver declined make any statement u inc
uperinendcni but admitted that he had arrived rom
san Francisco the night before Oh Icilr~NNahh ran;
he said walhcd up the Il ecis ana passed. Severn
Dol .rnncn. who failed to recognize nm. lie went
direct 10 the home II his law ana remained
there with him and Mr- lIycr. Enough was Learned
from liver cOrrOburatr the published account OF MS
c-ea,, from Detective Dalton ncar tIr7tne ONO, Oh
JaIiary Al when laIton was bringing INN nome on Il
rcqI,it!Ou, after three months legal hthl III oAh
francisco. - a..
Hycr. having been indicted, was taken direct 10 nc
Court " General s. On, aud ar aligned D,lfr Juubo
ippncOt. The accused young man plea !cd not gum
aud said that his bond man, Henry rnkmaii. W"nm
soon arrive and give hail for him.. Judge Lpplhco't
declined TO receive the application 10 admit liver TO
bail lcfor, oday and he sent 10 the cOunty JAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
GnLNG 10 OpPn,E TIE ELL

4 III T. before the Legislature authorizing the
Park Commissioners 10 construct railway, IN tunncls
or depressed any cts of the STATE: TO cScnd
the same 10 ~ 10 connect with any surface railway
within the city limits, and 10 contract In the cty's
name for III" construction. equipment and maintenance
Of the RAILWAY, either with or without public nd
vcrti,cment. Charles ". Dayton and cNCorporat.on
Counsel Bcchman. representing property owners
I'm East and West Eighty ixtlst., will go to Albany
today 10 oppose the ill before tie proper committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
RI TZ.BFTI

A new chess Climb Las been orsanl7'd hy numh"'
OF we'll known citizen. Who held meeting on Trc.
day night a. 40" houec - Aaron Wc>-. BIZ lir.t-f 20
take the necessary steps 20 start the club IL. Norton
L. Wilson elected prr-ll ut. Robert ".
Welch vccrro.idcnt. \. Drcwctt secretary and
George J.. Thum treasurer. The club Is 10
bo called TIE Dean IIall Chess club and the meeting,
viii he held every TUESDAY In the l1rlors u Grace
Church Parish Home. Otherwise known rs Dean Hail
James \. Donncy. the former drvgoJd, merchant.
who +, now n prisoner I'm tlc county JAIL charged WIN
obtaining goods from N"" ! ork firm under f1l 90
prcicucc>. yesterday fled a petition in bankruptcy
which set forth that he Va not worth ANYTHING.
judge Mccormick said ID" 'prl~.ner would hay" 10
STAY I'm Jail forty days longer under the law before
a bearing could be- granted li, Application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
AT AUCTION.

OLD ENGLISH SILVER
CURIOS, ANTIQUE P0RCELAlNS,
LOUIS XIV. CLOCKS,
COLONIAL AND FRENCH SILVER,
JAPANESE SWORDS AND CERAMICS,
Now on exhibition at 93i Broadway,
near 2ist Street.
And to be sold Thursday and Friday
Afternoons, al 3 P. NJ,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Catalogues Now Ready.
j. H. French, Auctioneer
Only s DAYS left of The daily sale OF
the stock of Johnston & Son, for 50
wears established al $50 boWery, and
removed for convenience Of sale TO
93i Broadway, near 2ist ST.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, AND SILVER
WARE
for your own price.
Over 10000 lots left.
JOHNSTON & SON,
93i Broadway. near 2ist st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
ODDS AND ENDS or POLTTlCS.

FIX Senator Fassctt 10 the city 10 attend 20 some
private affairs aid TO meet secretary Tracy. They had
long conference but neither OF them Wa Wiling 10
tell the plbic about the nature 81 II. Nr. Iasectt
plc3d thai he j. ot Of politics now ANA being no longer
in public life has hight to he permitted 70 c-cap" from
the Unsuitable Interviewer Of colr,c he and General
Tracy like all other Republicans. are plea,rd at lie
results O the supervisors elections.
The Secretary Ia, been criticised good deal By Re
publican workers for hi, rigid enforcement Of the
civil service law. lie bear, the criticism plilo-
sophically and Ll" in reply bit when he doe, hc
cOndcn.c, n good deaf II hOIgnt into biic expression.
hi, King, County critic, %" other dav Nc,, .up
pose my Cvil service policy Is unpopular al "a" Bgool
Ign Navy Yard bat 10" abol' tc IrN' 81 'lc country
An unusually lively and intcrc ting meeting Of TN
Republican County Executive Committee was held yc--
tcrday Afternoon 1t BEGAN NJ and la, mill nearly
O'Clock. Every district. except three or four, WAS
Represented and almost every leader tooh hand in
the debate, which OOk wide rau-c bui HINGED a''Ii
the old question Of plioiasc. 81 rather n"n "iE,b:
dtribnOn OF II. Nj the mcmbel~ who were -"n lat
If sht cvimccd disposition 10 maintain ,iicncc - TIE
Get VS. oi what wa, done Bat chp,.d ihg Den ina,
The meeting The point i imply imN-iLli, noi"iilr
stahdlh9 az hhi mas bcti oV"' H1r"" 81 iaDu'
paifl -an Democrats are SIN III f'drr1i oh'c' mere
>omc Of them boldly wOl asain,t the Kcpnbcin party
on election day. The dstIir leader are thoroughly
tired OF this and Yesterday determined noi 10 pm mp
with ii longer The Committee on Patronage was
TO understand tIs In pain language and they viii at
accordingly
Of routine nature will come before the meeting "a
the General County Committee - night In Grand opera
House Hall The committee IN cAarg" Of the vita
District matter IS not yet ready 10 report. Nh rod-ky
| and Mr.. -chnimirn almost came 10 agreement ~
the meeting last week. and probably viii d. 80 the
next session Of the committee. This will DC he'd Oh
/ Saturday
sir Nug"Hts aspiration for certain valuable slice Of
patronage Endorsed bv every member Of IN, ENccu
live Committee who wa, at the meeting Yesterday.
Mr.. Plat has bad cold. lie did not come down "a
business Yesterday, fart that start d the report thai he
seriously III. Til, il not tue. lie ma, learned
from experience that prevention f. far better than
and acted Oh this knowledge In the present In.
stance. lie expects to bc at his desk TO day.
General Knapp. cNchilrman Of The state Committee
is gradually recovering his health. and expects 10 talk
active part in the coming National campaign
President Warner Miller If the Nicaragua Canal
Company. is 70 deliver az address before the Trans
Mississippi Commercial Congress which opens NJ New
Orleans next Tuesday.
No one at Ellis sad Is disturbed over the PROPOSED
Congress invest gn'ion Of the immigration department
on the contrary all hands, FROM Colonel Weber down.
are In favor Of Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
PATTERSON
THREE GIRLS

THREE GIRLS NARROWLY ESCAPE DRoWNlN"'
While three girl, were skating On Posts Pond ~
Athena two miles from Paterson. yesterday afternoon
the Ice gave way and all were preciptated INTO the
water Five yoanG ran - the reNcne LiZAe
Grimes. Of the girls. ia her frantic efforts l" Ei'
ont OF the water dragged Of the rc>cuers under.
The pair were rescued ONLY with great dhculty, iho
cif Being taken ont in an unconscious state y pay
siciau had TO bc summoned 10 restore hc. inc Two
ether girl, were Ia almost scnsele>s condi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

Notice - the recording ~ judgment which makes
radical cha gc, IN the ward lines OF Eavonnc was filed
with the CITY Council Just before midnight on Tues
dav. -cvcf: hundred Democrats are taken ont Of
the Fourth and I1fh Ward which remain democratic.
Enough voter, Of that party ate transferred 10 The
FIr.t and second Wards 10 turn both into Democratic
ward- The Thud Ward Is not disturbed and con
tinuc, 10 be Republican. tounclncn Edward VI.
LOBBY Mark Rol in,On and school trustee Iohn j..
Hickey are lcd lated ont OF Office. hut viii t:y -
main by charging their re- licences 70 ward. they
chosen to Cut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18


PORT OF NETWORK ...... WEDNESDAY. FEB. II. 1882
ARRIVED
u S,rn m. m w james hrEc Co. arrived at The Bar at ~
Steamer Anrca dirl Reid swansea Jan27 with md'e To
steamer prona BootGby Glasgow via Neville FEB g.
STEINER spree tGcr Wlcgcrod Feb 9. southamp,
ton 10. with md-c and passengers TO oeiricllS a Co III,
mlsr passengers International Nay CO. Arrived at the
a Ss@% ynn H s,s Higgins N'"o'''' Wit" "' 10
SUNSET wind at SANDY Hook. moderate. N clear.
Al CITY lsland-!gld. NV, clear.
CLEARED
Steamer Colorado (Br, Abbott Hull sandcrson G son
steamer of California O,r. BrooS Glasgow Austin
Steamer Moss Brac CDr Dison. Rotterdam Miller d
S;san,cr vanayck Dr. Nolan Janero nusk Jevons.
sicSmsr cabbrc (iIr Fraser Winiward Island 4 out.
81, amer uba ,Nor Ecrnhoid, Carlcnas Punch Eiye
steamer Saratoga Leighton Havana and Carlcnas Jas
Steamer Nneccs Risk Galveston II Mallory & 60
steamer Ncw.Orrans Belts New. Orleans Il seaman.
steamer Algonquin. Mckee. Charleston ana Jacksonville
steamer wyanoke Boaz Norfolk Richmond Old DO.
sTr"nrr Vrnca GER, Rnss.ns Daitimorc-- r Cortis
srcImcr cottage City. Bennett Portland ioratio Hall.
ship Dover GER Fortmann, DunkIrk-Theo Kruger a CO.
cleared yfstcrdny-
steamer Richmond I'M rl Perry London Sanderson
SAILED.
steamers Ia tVNbdNe ana iiItoI LOT Antwerp
Hill London. Tcuonc (uhc Nevada and city of Berlin,
Liyrrpool Colorado. HUH Moss Brow. Rotterdam; Carbbcr,
Mudwarl Islands. Atho, Port Prince. Alps Trinidad
Saratoga FL and New orleans.
Thompson Mobile Kansas city savannah Algonquin.
Chnrleson WyanOke. Norfolk.
ships Cashier, for Dantzc Scrvia, san Francisco
Also Saicd-Via Long Island Sound
Steamer Cottage CITY for Portland.
the MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN POTTS.
LoNDON. Feb l1-Arrvcl steamer Ludgate I( Fr) Brown
from New. York.
SOUTHAMPTON. Feb l7-Arrived steamer Lain Qtar He'll
mel from New York on her - Bremen.
Sailed steamer Travc (Ger Bussius from Bremen
or York.
GLASGOW. Feb l7Arrivel. steamer Assyran (Br) MAN,
from New York
snlELDs Feb l7-Arrved steamer Guy Mannering (Br),
Ford. from New. York. ~
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The United States Government
Both Endorses and Uses
Roya! Baking Powder.
HOME NEWS


PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS
FIFTH AvFNI-F-Fx.Govcrnor samuel 7. lans'r' &"
Montana and oy.Congr Sydn i~ Nun " ,t+
land UOFFMAN-p. \. h. Wdcnrr oi IH.''"' pm
MURRAY UILI.-EX-Coir:es"'n'n 'ar'o' =" -, " |
rectcut and Dudley Farlin. o. Albany uro
cIal y. II. Hastings. Of P'nn'YNah'' ,,.ronp
perah wilkins. Of Washington j. G. "lNp''"
Irdc- ElM.n NonntrvInnn u ALbInA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
THANKS From THE QUEEN TO sYMPl1HIzEsS

The following letter. under date OF January 90 has
been received by W L. Booker. the British Consul
General here.
am commanded by the Queen 10 Instruct you to con
vcy Her Majesty sinccrr thanks To the British vomnu
nifty Of New York fer their hind expressions ofsynpathy
toward herself their ROYAL liighnessrs the Prince and
Princess Of Wales and the ROYAL Family, on tho Oc-
csOn Of the great which has hllch upon thcm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
"A BIG SALE OF CALIFORNIA TIMBER LAND

san Francisco. Feb. II (specia-One OF the largest
timber land sales ever inade in California was closed
to-day, when 25.OOO acres thirty miles square oil
sugar pine timber in SiskcyOu and shasta counties
were sold 10 Miller & brewster of Green Ray. Wis.
ana Tatum a Bowen, OF san Francisco The lana Is
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large bodies OF fine timber. The average price was
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