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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-08
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PUBLISH TO-DAY:
THE KANSAS CONFLICT

nv Fx.Gov. CHARLES ROBINSON. PIP kill. 4s7.
Crown svo Cloth 81.
The conflict between Slaveate and Frce-statc men
-, ons.s IN 1s555s was one OF remarkable in
our history An account Of struggle written b. one
Of ito most prominent actors must therefore, be not only
intensely interesting but great historical value While
Ell Thayer's 1.-The Kansas Crusade" published In 1851
clatos how Kansas was saved slavery by outside
efforts Governor Robnson narrative shows how the State
was saved to freedom by inside work. and the two DOCKS
together form the complete history OF the period yet
written.
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NEw.yoRK. oNrsRIo AND WESTERN nAILwAY

Trains leave We,t i2d.-t. az IS 4. NJ. rs min
utes carrier foot Jsy->tl. for Lake Mohonk,
Minnews-ta aud Waikiki Valley X. Il. stations. Middle.
town Blooming CHURCH, Port JerNs Monticello EienVlle
Pittsburgh Liberty. Lylngson Manor, Hancock Carbon.
Walton. Delhi, Sidney Norwich, EdmestOn
Rome. oneida, oswcgo. Detroit Chicago aud points
3IJ u. NJ. Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk and Mime.
wu.ka Waikiki Valley stations. Mdilrtown, Blooming.
burgh EenVlle Iallsburgh IIureyyie, Liberty, White
Lake. Livingston Manor
200 =. NJ, Mddletown Pittsburgh, Liberty. Lily.
ing-ton Manor I.o-Aland Walton, Sidney Norwich
Oneida Osweco Rochester NIAGARA Fails Detroit. Oh
Pullman Slerpers reclining
pen Bridge. Daily all other daily.
cept sunday.
Pullman drawing room seats and sleeplng.car berhs
obtained at 1913 Broadway, New-York J. c. ANDERSON
g.. l.. A., 81 Bcayer-St.. New-York.
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TvEPyBoDYs POCKET CYCLOPAEDA

or Things Worth Knowing. Things Dfncult 70 Remem'
Der, and Tables OF Reference. PIP iv. PA. Square
loIno. Cloth, rs cents.
This volume contains a wonderful variety Of informa-
ton on subjects everyday inquiry facts OF historical
scientific and interest useful mcm0andi con-
corning commercial architectural and medical topics
what everybody ought 70 know about love marriage ana
otIouee tables OF weights measures and many other
things necessary to have ones command yet difficult b
remcmbcr-a classified arranged for handy reference
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wv EST SHORE RAILROAD.

w IN. y. {. & IL. X. Il. Il. Le.ssc)
Trims leave t2d,st North River station, New, York
follows, and 20 minutes earlier from foot Jayst ~ H.
$3.50 A.. M.-Daily for Newburg, Kingston, Albany ;
daily. except Sunday, wo't OF Coeyman's junction.
7I5 4. NJ Daily for Albany; daily except Sunday,
1900 4. M.-Daily for Newburg Albany Utica. syr..
cuse Rochester, Buffalo. NIAGARA Fails, Detroit Chi.
cago; daily, except saturday. for Toronto.
1t,35 A. MDaily except Sunday for Albany U.lca
500 =. i.I May ,eSeert sunday 2, rSa Albany
euse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Fails Detroit. Chi.
cage st: Louis daily, except saturday for Toronto
S,i5 p. NJ Daily, for Albany Utica. syracuse Roches.
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Chicago,
MAYEiiSlRAw LOCALS 80, 's45P;
30. $50. .l1i5 7. NJ. '''
Sc,png-c0rs for Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De.
trot Chicago. st. Louis on all through trains.
DAILY. For tickets. timetables parlor and sleeping
accommodations or information apply at offices
lyn 1893 Wahine,on.s 726 Eutons Anney onice, foot
Fultonst. NewYork CITY, 27l. 1903. 7S5. 9&2
143 Bowery, II Park Place SO West l25th.st, and at
stations. G. L. LAMBEkT. General PASSENGER Agent
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VAN BIBBER AND OTHERS.

Stories. BY RICHARD HARDING DAVIS With
Illustrations PIP vi, $50 Post syo Cloth, Ornamental 81
Among American Of short stories there are few
who have won more cnvabe distinction than MI iaVs
He has popularzed Van Bbbcr ana
Gallagher who dear 70 the reading pubic ana az ~
of Immortality as Dckenss fsyorite creations. The nee
tales included in this volume published in obedience u
a con slant demand for the individual stories.
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IL.
CONCERNING ALL OF Us.

By THOMAS WENTWORTH HIGGINsoN. Pp. o1o.
! Ono Cloth. Ornamental. 81.
Twenty-nne short on variety Of subjects social
literary and ethical They characterized by that grace
of dcton and that AID candor Of expression when
have gained for writer the title OF 1.-THE prince Oh
The volume uniform In style with Curtis
"From the Easy Chair" Howellss Criticism and Fiction
and Warmers LAS We Were Saying"
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TALES OF A TINE AND PLACE.

Nv GRACE KING. Pp VIII, 900. Post $40, Cloth
Ornamental, 81 rs.
Miss King is one OF the most popular Of southern
writer's and her stories distinguished for their Ora
matte yyacity no than FOR the truthfuness OF thciF
local cooring. This volume includes hNe tales; bayou
7 ,omhren q Bonnie Maman' Madricne," " In tho
French Quarter" and The Christmas story Of Little
Church"
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A CAPILLARY CRIME,

And Other Stories. BY F. d. MILLEr. PIP W. -of
With Illustrations Post vo, Goth. OInamertA 81 90
Tho six romantic contained In this volume were
all written az sea- although Of them relates 20 inc sea
They are characterized by rare dramatic interest anu NV
only only have distinct flavor OF Originality, Dur arc
written in a STYLE which is extremely attractive.
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Trains ienvc above station via
LEUIGN VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West

SIS a. m. 40 y. m. sundays 7.9s p. m.
for Eaoton, 200 sil5 /, n. $50. ?,15. s45. 5I5
Tor Bethlehem Allentown and Mluch Chunk. 100 Sis
m. 1870 3 70. 5lj, $50 p. IN. sundays SIS. u0O
a M. 40 rs y. m.
FOR Ha1cton, $40 a. N. 1890, 3.45, 73O p m. Sun.
for Wfktttafre Pitt,ton and Scranton. SIS A. M. :;
1890 3.i5 $50 p. m. Sundays except Scrlnton),
For EImIra. SIS a. M; 1870. 7.So p. Sundays,
Ticket, and parlor be procured IL ~.
o35 oGl ilj. 94t lliO 1923 Bway. 81 Eas, iith.st.
1A1 On ave. 2Gi West l2Jthst 1874 East l2Jh.st New
York: Court.,t $50 Fulton-st. 9s Broadway BROOKLYN
Nrw-iork Transfer Co. viii coll for ana check baggage
from hotel residence TO destination.
A. \. MCLEOD. C. g.. HANCOCK.
Pres't Gen. NJ cr Gen. Pass. Agent.
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Nnrtion Sales of Real Gstate.
" Only 100 but Strictly Choice.
WIN. E. TAYLOR, AuctOneer,

announce, carly sale OF strictly choice oudng ots a.
HIghwood y. j.. the Northern r. X. OF ~ d. on the
beautiful Tenay road. opposite High"ood Depot ms
property belongs t. he estate OF ex-senator Ihos H.
Herring former President Of the Northern road ana Is
in the heart OF millionaire district which includes
Englewood The lots nearly every street IN me
village The sale will toxic place on Saturday April 9'h'
'o2 sharp shine; large tent with hne band u
music and special train the Northern Railroad Icrn'
10 per cent down day Of sale. balance in monhy pay
mcnts For free tickets maps, etc. call at j. D. Oo"'fus
shoe store 20 Grecnwich.st.; at H. NJ. oNehFs urus
store 4G3 IIudsonst at Ahrens Whiteheads cigar
store ioIe West 1ith-st.. and a; the ONCE OF l. H.
Barovsky Il and 40 walIst.. n. y. or write inc
Auctlonecr.
WM. T., TAYLOR, HlaCkenSack, n. j.
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VIII.
A PRINCESS OF THULE.

BY WILLIAM BLACK. New Edition. Revised by
the Author. Post svo Goth. 90 cents.
The third tho new. uniform and revised edition
q, the novels OF William Black. Of which the previous L.
sues are "A Dsuchter o. Heth with portrait II M
Bluck) and The Strange Adventures Of a PhaetOa"
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OPENING OF CUMBERLAND GAP PARK

On saturday. April ., spcal OF Pullman Slccp.
ngcars VIII the New Jersey Central Depot AZ i
D. M with Dmng.car attached and through TO arro.
gate Tenn. baltimore and Washington. Places should
be secured at once. Apply q
l.. J. ELLIS. Ari., 1903 broadway. " Y. City
Or TilOS. \. DOE, ., William.st., y. Y. civ
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Mss Revised Corrected, Marketed. Plates
Publisher American Bookseller" Il % Cente-st, 4
EIgttesath Edition, pot paid for 25c:. or stamp
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls on !
i Turns Grey and the Remedy. BY prot HARLEY
PARKER A. II. LONG & CO.. lOl3 Arch-s Phlla. Pa
Every should read this little book -hthenaeum
~ C.-Rousseau's Confessions, Koran, Pepys'
40 DIARY Eyclyn's Diary, Vathek Oil Bias. Remains
Jesus Life Voncy's Ruins EmPres, Emmersoh's,
Macauays Essays. PRATT, 100 OthdNc.
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Railroads..
p pennsylvania
n RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERlCA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&Interlocking Switches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS iOo' VI
DesbrOsses and COriIandt Streets


On and after FEBRUARY 9Th Io"~'
THE FAST LINE. ca..
900 A. MPun ybule sleeping dP and 5a so .I m
ArFNes Cle'epnd 20 cRic.co IS p M and st.
'' TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. .,.
1000 M-compOed Of r pa,nG Ess okns
Drawing and State Room sleeping d n reports
ladies' 6a6shO 5f By an. s aI Ss and
i TnGaDnpos 80 a. M Chicago 0:i5 a. m' and ."
Louis r ':i oI p M AID Sg,, cISCixNATI EXPRESS
York end Dining Cars from 70 10 counbns
GrTss 1nc PasfnfSf 0a a. and St. Louis
I" "' THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS. Gal,
300 p MPgmqa ystssG efSg esbaIo Passenger
'A80 . 10 TIE r e. WESTERN EXPRESS.
$40 e aPh GIfSfSRa
and Ms%pG Da anmo S' and nd" chicago Arrives a
ana axs % di p % sna g. Lca,
m eH5Sds morning Connects for Toledo daily
'N''p' PACIFIC EXPRESS.
SOO P M-Pullnan Buffet Sleeping Car New s ORR
(hGsgo nv %Sek 70 Me at cola@bs
cleveland p nyt day ana d tol rS az ds
GG 100 q, ee sssS8d % aSd aumbs
1880 p h: EPE and and Knoxville Rich
mond and Danyille II. Il. ~ ,,,,ooo,. and Ob,o
''GS r e ana 66 5IJ cars with
Troash Pelham Buffet see es GSr 70
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Washington Limited Express OF pS
man NcStibule Parior Ials Erst . 'yoot Say ar
3,2O p. NJ, - Congressional Limited' of pullman
Vestlbue Psrlor Cars and Dinng-Car daly arrrsimi
WaIhngC9h a Se| on Either Of thee trains
Additional Express Train. 20 :0y 80 ~ 70 am
night For baltimore only. 90 - p. m sunday
Gl5. 80 and 80 a. NJ, 80 ''oo ana 'oo p '"'
and Il :lj night
For JACKSONVILLE AND ST AUGUSTINE.
FLORIDA special. Mondays. Wednesdays and fHdays'
For Kry West and Havan l2E5 a. M. Sundays,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, ,., .,c.
For Atante City 80 30, p o no. weekdays WIN
For Browns Ms.n-the-Pncs, 90 D. m weekdays WIN
For Cope May 90 p. m. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express. 20. 20 90 30 100. 80 90 100 Penn.
sylvana Limited with DnineCar ard 10 10
Limited with DningCsr and II 90 am0 u ~ 'y %
and . 90 p. m and I2;l5 night ACCOMMODATION e 4
j 80 aad Ia C 6o p MI Sg am1 10 90 pr m
10 Is night Accommodation ) 90 and 90 ?. M
Por Time, Tables y trains 10 Local p?ne' om M ct
Orlces Nos. 49, $40. 9ii and S25 Broadway ! Asnr
on," !:d-N. ana Cha, 49, h and 7oo ~ Dc
bro.cs and C0f:llndt IS. Courst 500 Fultoh,st
05 Bradwuy and BROOKLYN Annex station foot 81 tul'
ton.st. BROOKLYN; - Hnd'on''t. hoooheh' S'a''"''
The Ncw.York Transfer Company viii cali for and chec&
baggage hotels and residences through b destination.
IN General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington,
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For Philadelphia 40. 10. 300. 1000 az 80 a. ml
40 oIj $40 100 900. 600, 80 D. H., l2.l5 night
Sundays 900. 1890, 1870 a. m. 100 $50. 800. 600
D. M. - II night. 81,
For Baltimore and Washington daily at 90 nl30 with
Dining Can M. 100 1880. Dining can. 800 D. M
Trains leaving 7.4j a m. 80. 100, 800 80 D. M
$50 800 600 J.. iei5 night haye connection s Tor
Re- ding Iarr ,burc POttvie. Sc. For Sunbnry Lewis
hurg aid Winam-pprt. Philadelphia at : - a. M
80 7 30 D. IN. N2l5 night. except Saturday night, sun
rirlor Cars Day rains seeg'r' on Night Trains 40
D. m SUNDAY. 40. 200 a. IN 90. go 2. m; oo
For Bethlehem Allentown, Maueh chunk. &c. so
IL a. a. M go 6.45 go tO AUentown). d. IN.
SUNDAYS 40 700 a m. 100. $50 y. m.
For " lNs.barre. Pttst0n and Scranton. $40 q. m.
d m Sundays $50 a. m
Tor HIGH Bridge Branch, St1 a. M. LOO. 40 D. m
Sunday. / 90 y. -.
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands; 40. SIS. 1115
A. m. 30 80 800 y. Sundays. 900 a. H.. ..
(except Freehold.
For Ecd Bunk Long Branch and points South 10 Point
Pleasant. $50. SIS. fl1j It. m N.30. 80 Red Bank
only 400 40 600 p. SUNDAYS. except Ocean Grove
and .lurl PARK, a 90
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QearlJers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN Professors. TEAHI:
"A Frs Tutor Governcsses, etc. OF all branches supplied
10 Universities, Colleges. Schools and Families Circulars
Schools 10 Parents Modern Languages spoken. MIRIAM
COYRIERE. Building, 10 Fnth-ave. cor 2Otl-st
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professor, Teachers. Tutors, covenesses
20. 10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 70
Mrs. j. II. YOUNG.FULTON, % Union square
ID EST TEACHERS supplied Tor all branches in eny
ID locality. no FEE for registration. Form for stA<np
PV.HU YSSOON. American School Bureau W. l4tnst.
ID RECFITEEsS WANTED for fan public school nor:
nal graduate able TO sing and play 800; enrolment
FREE. UNION TEACHERS AGENCY. a Fast l4th-st.
rIN he FISK Teachers Agencies New York Boston; chi
CHOCKf:i, * MonaFer. Lincoln B'ldg. 3 Union 50.
w ANTED-Iades Vocal teacher. salary 900 teacher.
w fc,u,n French school city TEACHER plano,
suong. ,.,cher art elocution TEACHER English. Latin.
Greek: soprano GENTLEMAN, professor. chemistry and
oinimg ongincerlnp salary ~ 800 and house. Miss
DONOyAT'S TEACHERS BUREAU, 30 East 1ithst.
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TO BOSTON
AND EASTERN CITIES

LONG ISLAND AND EASTERN STATES LINE.
Solid Pullman vestbuled tain leave, Brooklyn IL. I.
H. X sbltiun) IL :O5, l.. |. city IL 10 night
rvlng Boston 20 spending train returning.
Tickets and secpng-car berths at l.. L. r. r. Offices.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TGNNSFEEs-N Y. CITY

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TEANsFtGs,N. y CITY
lo5th.., No AT Eat Nlrrarna l. vending 81
,.tog VI i4i5 n 4. Of cr-b,..t 8OG,e73,
Charlotte 'h''i'-'" go ) N'pI''' '''' 1900
5th gsi;,t E :, 5r OF -otn.;, 2ic>ioo rr'd.
lS9a.,' $50 S n n .io ''>'V' 900
Av,nge A. . ~, ., y vi q Id, % $50
suao.-.t No llS Jonas W." 81 81 ~ ' 1880
Is57,.t $ 1910 q Alc,aaaa.r, s,c ''Ni'oi
20th.sL No i5' Wet jon" D'"''' w. an 1900
o'th- -, n " o. s 49, ''NVo' $4,000
,,as Wharton 10 T. J +, q inir%.avin.t esNs7j
Same property Martha II N'fp !" '''''', .'. 1890
Auauhoasye. ON ig9'n'''' -'''' ''''' 1900
,es Ne' %o 3 So, o'' f,. Ean crccn Bruno
S. Si5hSI.a,c 30 81 jacob :, 70 NaFFae' - 90,
o7th,, 80 {, ,. o. ~ Inc,n sucty Co 1900
loogSi tj6N"'lINl'9S N''''''' ''''' 1880
. GGS W. 80 - Edward ca-per " Michael 2ssoo
Sane prov. o.ors. H. r'nn''a" ana VIC "''4 1880
iooj rdEad r France ""d wife to h''. 800
rcYD ~ Hr''4 ri 4. g; s'antoa-.t 2ilNoo.
Harm, nye"s and VII" t. i''"r' " ' ""n 3i,ooo
cen,ia,c er r q da, ,sa 10 Iols sprar, $500
Flank = Iouc. ct al - Marietta Davidson
''' !oo5 fra& + jon,. ct al to Marietta
,- ia, 'd'o" go q g. ~ aa,c ~ G,:23.
nrcr and other property jane h'""N 10
al oxcr. 10 James Kcun'dy - ai. .-.... az
re; iS w YGI Si and NO 70 raaal &esraan
sthayc e co- I"orh-.t. c'lNi"o, Frank Inv" IN 600
70 Richard Cn ,,.,,i., ,7,lo0 10 Jackson.
ave: Henry T. Dc "rlaf and VIE " "'"5 G 600
22d.'t s. @a2 ~ ,eIt. q 70 MIN Henry 1000
1oayg ~ "a :, T. q 10 o i,cos Found $4,000
12itht . go y q 81 % -pr,nc X Xciut-ch ~ 1000
e't.,,J - I,,,n ,o and vito 10 John kincc II 100
Eeoy Smith ana '''''' 10 '''''' -. 10000
11ttht' i3 ~ 81 in baro,to Thrinrcr 300
Clarcn'antav, II " cor i22l-st. 7jNTj; Charles
4 Fuller ond wife - New-York Kealty CO..
Robert Quinn 10 \ T.. Mco,ulrc ..-...- LOO
1O2d~, :. loo II lit;,ayG .oSloo.Ai John
wll-.Sve n g cor Ii2dst 5oNioo Edward iIir'h
75r 10 long 30 ii0 west; Jane, II Brica II L
,th'ays, Q cor 22dst 2ry7o; The American So
crty for the Prevention Of Cfuet. e. AMI
e raty Of N" = + Chafeh 10000
'-I nia = KirE9cr to ! 4 Stein ...'.. 10000
Nicholas I.cihroth 70 Richard u Hunt nj;
1o7th..t. : - 80 r. 2d-a,e. 7jN9Ji'; Thomas - 80
Ievisst 80 IS Herman Cottck II uerrcil $500
''I 1oonsn No ~ - IS 900
,od II 8 80 IT. Othoyc @ovIOo5 Lcor,nd
!. benedict 70 sarah Benedict ,o,,.s.-- 49,. !
KIotsr 70 Charles s,ranscnbcrg .'... 1890
KclSbcrger .'......... II 1000
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For LAKEWOOD.

At 80 8 Is a. m, 100. 3.tj, 40 p. m.
Toms River, Harnocat Park and Barnegat, 49, SIS
For Atlantic CITY VncaLd and Brdgeton, 4.3o a. H.
| 80 p. No. 80
a. m. |. 30 and 100 y.
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THE JONAH OF LUCKY VALLEY.

And Other Stories. By HOWARD sEELY. Illus.
tlated svo paper 50 cents. c'IIarpcr's sTonkLn
square Lib,ary.")
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Qeatbers.

a EVERETT STONE (Yaie). 152 West 4sth-st.. phi
yate tutor; preparation for college Recommended
Ay Rev. DIS. VIM. NJ. Taylor I'D David Ii. Greer
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RAILROAD SYSTEM.

station foot of Liberty ST.. North River
Time Table in effect April 8. 1892.
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" u, "
Tho followinc sales werr held az The Exchange ana
Auction Room today . 49, - son, . . .
. Of irving Place lot 22Xt1 John MONTGOMERY . interest
$40. -,
l.story 2story and 3stofy buildings. with pot OF
VcStryst blot T59xIOl. 2A102G; Gutwg Brothers
SO 800 49, 49,. ,o.oor
IaghtSt 50 4N7q iNjOfNS03; ~tUc pun 80 ''u
3.,ory building. win plot 81 land No ls0 aHl icS
South 5thave " "a ,.Flnd-st plot 41SNbs -NfI'lN
o. Nahonry Brothers, - 100 -, - -. a.,
history dwelling and --.iolv stable with lo no 80
IcNincton-ave II e. 3ntb--t 2ioNlOo' w. L Vs.
lots n West lIathst. 476.s II " u 5u-a'e' l6SX
1OO1l each; " Van Dorru. 9ll COO
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az lots on block bounded b. 80 and an ayes 5Sth an
no,h 81 hari-, Hart T. Chapman aud Others. 9,S' 10
81 lot. on bloch bounded hy an ard 3th ave. 3Sh AM
10Th IT. loruhy. D. i;sfter aud 9th. - ~ go, a
"a III. o lio. bDIud.d los jth and on ave- '0'h All
18Th Il: J. HlIr. L. Davidson ma oth'is' ~" 500 -u
~ lots on block bounded hy 9TH ana an iN'"' ',u
and i,:,b -. / II Ulen.r7 ~ J. Bennett ond oth'F'
81 So.
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Published by HARPER & BROTHERS, N. Y!

re- The works for sale by all booksellers or VIII
by the publishers postage prepaid u any part
rho United states Canada Mexico receipt u the
price HARPER'S NEW CATALOGUE VIII Dc sent 10
any address receipt OF ten cents.
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1nstrurtlon

For Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. !. 473 Broadway,
u near 42d-st. All departments.
81. NJ. HOBBY, ". c. HENDRICkSON.
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STEAMBOATS,


FalTrlIe INSIDE HOVIE "a NEDTHE u
TEk 500; BE- .oN, $500 Sorresponding reduction y
above Desbrose'-st Ferry. daily Sundays excepted Al
=. NJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02
UTAH'S FAIR BUILDING
At Chicago and What Vice. President
Macintosh Says Of II.
WILL De FINISHED IN 30 DAYS.
The General Exhibit should DO For.
warded 10 Chicago Not Later
than March Of Next Year.

The Worlds Fair commission held a
meeting yesterday afternoon after the
NEWS had gone to press. After the
transaction Of some routine business,
Vice. President Macintosh submitted
the following report regarding his
recent visit IN Chicago:
Gentlemen--Pursuant to your re-.
quest / visited Chicago In company
with the secretary, leaving here on the
morning OF Oct. l7th anu arriving at
Chicago ON the afternoon of Oct l0th.
found the rooms at the Palmer
house, previously engaged by the REQ.
Rotary, awaiting US, and / mt once
opened Utah headquarters. His eH-
celleucy, Governor Thomas, by special
Invitation, was present 10 attend the
opening exercises az the guest OF the
national comm isslon, and upon his In.
vitalion the secretary and myself ac.
copied honorary positions as members
OF his stAd, aud took Gu active part in
the dediCaiOry ceremonies.
National Committeeman Lannau
hai proceeded Va, aud owing 20 his nm.
tirlng efforts every resident Of Utah
who called at Titan headquarters was
provided with admission tickets 10 the
ceremonies ut tho grounds on Oct. u /;
In fact, ~ FAR as ~ known, no Utah
resident who was present In Chicago
during the dedication ceremonies was
neglected.
Treasurer Wells was also present aud
rendered valuable assistance.
The reception accorded Utah and
her representative was all that the
most exaU,ing citizen could demand,
anu to mas II Ia only slight indication
Of the Interest that will be taken In the
Utah exhibit ut the WORLDS Fair next
year.
Immediately after tho close Of tho
exesCises / devoted all OF my time aud
attention TO matters oi lusinesa In r..
latiOu ~ the construction OF our build
ing aud the arrangement OF our ex.
hibit In the several departments.
THE UTAH BUILDING
IL well under way. The frame Ia up,
the ehcetiug for the sta1 covering All
on, anu the roof aud skylight com.
plOtcd, 80 that IL may be said 10 bH in.
closed. The modelling fOg the stall
work ia we'll advanced, and M the
moulding and placing the stall on the
building IN matter Of small import.
anee ia comparison 10 the modelling, /
,hink | am saio I'm saying that the
| building h more than half completed
| The contractor assured mo ihnt he
could complete the building IN thirty
days, II desired, anu in view OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02

In hot weather cotns trouble the
average human foot but frequently
there is u foot fever which seem.
even more disagfeeable This /.
called rubber foot fever and IL ha.
been caused 10y wearing rubber boot,
or oversiioes to pu exccss No chi
ropOdist can cure this complaint, but
the patient must take tie matterintc
his own hand The only thing to do
is TO batho the feet frequently. and
to keep them us cool us possible by
wearing low SHOES. The removal oil
the cause * of course essential, and
rub9ers should never be- tolerated eX
cept IN rainy weather
II used at any other timo they may
bring on another attack OF Che foot
foyer II they are kept ON in the
house one has wet feet anyway, for
the forcing Of the petspation will
soon soak the stockings with mois
turc II was owing to this that rub
bor soled shoes did not prove sue
cessful few years ago