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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09

Brief N etss About Persons and Things at
the Demonstration.

Brief N etss About Persons and Things at
the Demonstration.
Captain T. E. West, an enthusiastic Demo-
crat, came all the way from Old Church.
fifteen miles. TO attend the meeting.
The Cleveland Scouts, forty-four strong.
in their brilliant campaign Zousve uniform,
were great feature IN the parade. march
ing with precision ard under the command
of Captain Frank Barnett, Lieutenant w.
ID. Miller and Sergeant Charles Murray.
The presence of many ladies lent attrao-
ton to the grand stand and they listened
with attention and frequently applauded the
good points OF the speakers. Among tho
fair auditors on the stand we're Mrs. Don.
p. Halsey. a sister of Senator Daniel. This
was the first time she had heard her distin-
guished brother speak. | noticed also Airs.
Grafton Cabell, Miss Lewis, Miss Martha
Archer
A letter was received by Mr.. Z. G. Crump,
secretary, from Hon. William I. Harrity,
the chairman of tho Democratic national
committee, acknowledging an invitation 10
be present, and regretting that his pressing
duties kept him away. He took the oppor-
tunity to say 20 the club that the intorma-
ton be had from all points of the country
warranted his statement that we shall have
a Democratic victory in November next
Marshal F. W. Cunningham saw 70 the
seating of the invited guests and the rep
resentatiyes OF the press. in which be made
himself useful ornamental and agreeable.
The fences. windows porches aud house,
tops all around were crowded with listeners.
and the telegraph and telephone poles evan
swarmed with the inevitable small boy.
Among the persons invited 10 seats on the
stand noticed Major J. Taylor Sfratton.
Mr.. j. s. HARDWOOD. Mr. j. J. English. Judge
John II. Ingram. Colonel Is. o. James. Cob
onel Darlington Cabell OF st. Louis, Mo-.
Colonel James T. Ferriter. Mr.. w. l.
White. Dir. w. r. Hancock. Colonel J. j.
Cary. Mr.. c. II. Hasker. DR.. @. w. z. Brock.
Hon. ID. C. Richardson. Hon. 5. ). Z. Pat
teson, Mr.. j. b. Welsh Mayor j. Taylor
Ellyson. Mr. william Ryan of the State.
Major j. ID. Patton, Hon. William Loyen-
stein. Rev. w. Il. Hines. Mr. William II.
Atkinson. Major II. IA. Boykn. Mr.. A. J.
Gary. Mr. t. H. Ferguson, Captain John
NJ Hudgin of Caroline. Mr.. James +.
FlournOy and Mr.. Il. @. Crump
The clubs aud organizations in the lino OF
march were the Union. under whose au-
spices the rally was made. the Ihurmans
the Cleveland Ycouts. the Old Dominion
the Manchester delegation from the ciun
there aud the mounted Henrlco Democrats
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
SENATOR DANIEL.
His Words of Advice and Counsel to the
Union Democratic Club.

General Lee took his seat amid great
applause, and Mr.. Richardson then intro
duced Senator John w. Daniel, VINO was
received with storm of cheers, the Ia
dies rising and waving their handker-
chiefs He said:
Mr.. Chairman, President of the Union
Club, Ladies and Gentlemen
NV distinguished friend, Governor Lee,
one of the most dangerous men TO follow
in war. and one of the safest men to FOL
low in peace that / know, unless You are
so unfortunate as to have TO speak after
he he's gotten through. | am little con,
ceited myself, being Democrat aud
have always tried 10 cultivate good
opinion of myself, as | believe most OF
us are taken in this world by others
very much according 10 the manner IN
which we rate ourselves.
But / beg leave 10 say TO you, ladies
and gentlemen, that | am not half as big
q goose as TO believe half of the fiattery
which my distinguished friend, the intro
ducing orator, has put upon me.
But | don't know of any ttter place
for the opening of the Democratic cam
paign than old Church Hill, and | don't
know Of any filter people TO start the
Domocratic ball rolling than those who
venerable and historic spot, where Pat
rick Henry in the, last century taught
tho doctrine that liberty WAS the gift OF
God And that it should be cherished az
sacredly as the Testament of religion.
The fact is that have always believed,
NV fellow citizens. that the next thing
70 heing n good Christian in this world
was being a good Democrat, applause
And if YOU will look into the testament
If vour mind and heart and ascertain that
vo,, ara 81 good Democrat, you will find
;bat Won are right up at the foot Of the
aI,ar and one more step will make you
@ Christian: for Democracy is fraternity,
the realization of the responsibilities OF
man 20 his Maker and to his fellow-man.
RIGHTS AND PRryrLEoEs.
Equal rights to all men and special
nr;v;lcges 10 rone. That is mere Dem
oocratic translation of love your neishbor
neck that was what ss PAIL Rsy sSnss pqt
war war and that is all that the farmer ana
t Te'' yorkingman and the DelnocratS OF
tHs .couniry hare got - cay te-shs re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09

Washington, d. c., Sept. s.-The monthly
summary issued by the Bureau OF stats
tics shows the total imports Of merchandise
into the United States Ia the month or July
last amounted 10 SIi.5l5.Voo, as againss
s67. o22 900 fer the corresponding month Of
last year.
TIE exports Of domestic merchandise In
the month OF July amounted 10 ISL. 3Jl. 600.
as against SOL, 10000 In 1891.
The total number OF immigrants admirso
into all ports Of the Cnited States during
July was 5000. against $4,000 In la9i'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
Fireworks and a Very Large TOTChliSht
Procession.
SPEECH BY EX-GOVERNOR FITZ LEE
Ind & Lengthy Address by Senator John
W. Daniel
on TIE POLITICAL ISSUES OF THE DAY

The whole Campaign Summed Up by Viz
ninia's silver-Tongued Orator in Moot
beautiful and FOrcible MAnner-His
Respects to Harrison and the
Force Bill-Much Cheering
for Cleveland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09

The fourth class: And the bondholders
who want silver outlawed that their goll
dividends may increase III purchAsHs
powers.
Fifth: The railroads that have gr 1T
land grants from the Government auu
who do not want those grants forfeited
They had a great deal rather JON MI
Wanamaker and forward S4Uluy1 10
elect Harrison than see Grover Wv
land 20 TO work again to torieit tue on,
earned land grants OF Which thcs a.
ir possession, and of which during is
administration nearly one nuhIreu III
United States.
Sixth: The railroads that do not wax
TO be- regulated by interstate commerce
regulations. | object TO that clause III
the platform of the Third party when
demands that the Government OF the
United States shall purchase and own
all the railroads. all the telegraphs ana
all the telephones. Whenever the Gov
eminent owns such vast machine as
that, with It's hundreds of thousands Oh
officeholders. they will also own
the country and the people VINO
live In it. The Government Is m'fIng
itself up too much row with the concerns
of the people, and what we hecu
is not that they should own more, noe
that they should mix themselves up
more, lat that they should spend their
time in regulating that which they have.
Seventh The ship owners subsidized TO
get rich by bounties paid to carry private
freightage. If hire my little friend TO
carry a bundle down town Tor me does
the Government pay ten. cents 70 You.
Not at all. If want the bundle car
He'd Il is for my benefit, and / must pay
fsr = or Il IL no 70. But having broken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

PASsLNGI; TRAINS !ya,e foot OF Cortland, and Des
brus-os SIS. u, follows:
a m. Tor Mauch Chrnt and intermediate points.
$40 for Geneva, Lyons, ElHIrI nochrster, Buf
talo AID the Nest Pottsyile and principal local points
Lyons and Pullman to Suspension Bridge
0 a. N. FOR Mauch Chunk and rntcrmcdat' points.
lu south PlalniclI AMI al Int rncciate points
l. 80 D. EimilN ard intermediate points; chair
To WilA'sOarre
D. m. runAhannoch and intermediate points, con-
nec.. on 10 Il aiding and Harrisburg.
80 D. m fir Round BROOK and all intermediate points
$40 i. m. for l.. .ud D. Junction and prniIGl Inter
mediate points. thlir Car u /. and l.. Junction.
30 o. for Pott.,ie and Intermediate points. Chair
Car 20 rOtsNille.
5 20 p N. Tor Ilauch Chunk anl intermediate points.
Connection q Reading ana Harrisburg.
y. FOR FleHInp'1n md all Inter oitlte points
- u. ~, Geneva Lyons Elui;i o'ro>t.I Buf.
fa;o and the West. pullman Sleeper TO Lyon, and
pcn.l Biit-r
Trains leaving - 10 q. II 81 y. | p. H. eni
10 4. connect for all points Ia Mahanoy and Hazel
ton coal regions. - - 49,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and IL a for ARuCh Chuhk NGseton, Shenandoah
points.
Is D. ~. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
d. ~. Tor Geneva. Lyons. rrA, lsrh. st'r, Bu
f,o and he West. Pullman Sleeper to L,on, and
General I-,stern O1cc. 235 Broadway.
The New-YorI Transfer Co win call Tor aHd check
bacci: from hotel residence through 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

rof,. Sonha to Anna MerMlnpcr and ano, OF 1G2d-
St Of IIer a. and Nc 70 rctcr Korpemann and
am n O.; 45r,.,t. Of lOh-aNc l''r' "o-'r'-'''
,mSf,rd. Eugene J, and husband to YIN W Johnson
ard ano c>cr-. -, Of Pophan-'t o. f'e'"o'''
'b'.ac N,ry b. the Fsre,' Loan ,1 and dTnS' Co.
iay.~ E.r:la. = Mary Is Howe OF iis'@'''' Of
Nj Halot..c ,nd ano to Maedalcna Klan2. OF
Bcdfori.st OF Downng,st, year 'l'Vvo ,a,,,.. .,
LeaoN.a'c demand mertea1." .-s.Ioo o. ,oh.
t,5"atsi.E bane 4 aad VIE t, the EmsIant ig g
frcIroa Hcary, and we y The Iitle CiusTan Go AID
io,,che nrn.n, and Mile to Robert B'nIim'n No 22
Ia of,t9 ;toi f' AID V VIZ. to the Bank FOR
"a inrS Y. u 81 ave- 0, 35,h.s, years. si2ooo
s.l n'T and %id l y ysaf 5000 s Don,
- of ANS erdanaIe. ~ sithSt ) years mort
J aSs wife " ID ;s' Ta doa Ggsro anne It, aG
ianG' iiSsh and ano WIN I'ham of We,
Los W aIs I fG.i' a d s Ss" ss Ta1c Of '
700 snt 30 map land o. samuel Rycr Homestead
L.,a, Rosa Julia BAriy. 0, io'th-''. Of "a
ioecnt al CHA, to p Ncna Of 1i5tnst o. is'''vc
SMo Patrick and VIE 7, s i9-'l,u,o9 N: ;9T tn:
ave : years. . nortSarcs 80 ooo ,o,. ,,
Moor, uco z joseph "ol' \. Nos and 10 East i22i
H4no %' s. Timothy. and VIE Ii,a Lockwood. Of
L 80 81 liti-ltc. --5in
n lnrrhm H. Join. and wife 10 the Murray i'm Co
CREATIVE Binding and Loan Association, SIMPSON
1t % - Iyon-.t instlln mt. 500. 49,. .,
Srlth Matthew. ~ Frd,r'ck P"-s. l"t' - lW, w
and 100 map No ll,au Hyatt farm near NDoil0i en-
900. . , ,,, 49,.
Inc tonfnny Sidnry.t. ~ Wr-tohe-tr-aN", h'tai-
wcut, si-1. go,
. ~ Avenue u. NcaI-. $1,000"
Annette. 10 Ia" Mount MOTIFS
Rr'iug and Loan Association cor lolst ana hloA-
instruments. -. 10
Thrrn--on charlotte W. and husl ard to John Van ]:
rfoU T.r.,y. o. ~ 'ro VT 2 years 500.
The WIN X P'i Land Improvement company - New
York Life In-urauc" and Tir>' company, > il-tNt
west Of ttpfI~-lNn. / war. -AhtT'.
1hs w End Pr.-i,t,ran Church 20 tho Dry Dock
Sovlut, Institution 1Oth.aNc 4 lOjth-st. year.
si50oo. 1890, g. -,
Van Saun. Su~tnnlh and husband u Laura :. Day, :
ig-td- p Of LruoN-aNc yc9r-. -lN d.
Wll.on Mary r. md husband 70 John lu"'lnr, ~ . :
Dathgat. ave. a ~ I12d-st. n. tain on'- -3ut1
Walker Alex. and another tn lshhl IIlprr- " =
West LniaSc 81 lOjthst years. mortgages. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
NEw.NoRK. oArAElo ANpME.rreN RAILwAy

earlier foot lsy-.i). fo Lake AohonA Lake
MinnrwaskA and Waikiki Valley r. Il. ,taton, Made
town, H01nlns burr, Port JegNis Moaticeo Ecyille,
Fall bureh, LbsIty' Livingston Manor Hancock Carbon.
dale Scsnton Walton Delhi. Sidney, Norwich. Ednes
rtc'. Rome. Oneida o'wego, Detroit. Chicago and
3,IJ y. NJ, Campbell Hall Lakes Nohonk and Mime
wasAa. WAIKIKI Valley ,tations M!dtletown, 3lceMing.
burgh ENsnve Pittsburgh. Hurleyyille. Liberty White
Icfe Livingston Manor
ing,tin Manor, Roc klaud. Walton, SIDNEY Norwich,
O'cida. o.wego Roehetr. Nsra-a rals Detroit, chi.
and Wet; Pullman SlcrporS reclining FREQ
% Su.pn,ion Bridge DAILY all other Italia daily.
Sundly.
Pullman drawing room and sleeping horths
obtained az 323 Broadway New.York. J: C. ANDERSON,
q. =. A.. IS Exchange Place. New.YorS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w q. Y. {. u. IL. i. Co., Lessce)
Trains leave AID st. North River station, New'fi~.
follows and 20 minutes earlier from foot Jayst n IL
800 A. M.-Dsib for Newburg, Kingston. Albany
daily, except SUNDAY, west OF Coeymans Juncto. ,,v
7,15 A. III. Daily Tor Albany; daily except suha'''
Montreal. ,,., CA
cuse Rocheater Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit en'
caeo daily, except saturday Tor rorono, . ,,,,e,
11,3J g. M-Daly, except sunday, for Alp,hy ana o''
400 M.paliy except sunday t9r A'oa any,, srrs
cu,c. 2ocnester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De-
s,i5 r. WHnsilS for Albany Utica Syracuse. Roches.
t.r buffalo Niagara Fsls Dct'olt. Chicago St Louis:
daily except SaJmdsy Tor Toronto =.
uAXERsrRiw LOCALS, 40 = - II NJ. -. 40.
NEWRURG LOCALS 3 :25, '1Olo A. NJ; @lio f''S'
:35. 20 80, IL AS T. NJ. -, M. NJ.
sleeping for buffalo, Nlacan Fans, Toronto ""
troll, Chicago ST. Louis on all through trains. la.
Daily For tickets timetables parlor and s sH
iyn 1913 Washingonst 726 Fulton Annex Office 100
Ful,on-st New.York City. 81. 3g3 49, 9te BrosdSs
stations c. f. LAMBERT. Gouegal Passenger AsasA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
LOHGlsLkNO 6 EASTERN STArESLlNE
BROOKLYN. BOSTON AND EASTERN CITIES.
SOLID PULLMAN 'E-TlBl LED TRAINS
AIIiiAIr LII AAi.E

leave Hi0Jkyn tElatbueraNC. Station L. /. Il. r..
IL 20. and Lons island cry 40 10 D. T.. daiiy unc I'd
ing sunday, dge IN Boston at 30 bonding
train rctgrne. Tickets and riagCar bcrhs sc,uret
at l.. /. L. t.. oh,cs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WA~iIlNGTON.


TOr Phiad,lg6a a. 80 a. 90 10 90 II 80 q ms
n!oAt SUNDAYS 900. 10 30 II 80 a. NJ, 80, 'SV'
) 100 e 90 p. m. II IS night .oo ,.,,,
Dniag Gar a m, 80, 30 Dining Car, 100 p hh'
Tra!nS leaving az 40 m. 30. 200. 90, 80
m u ~ night except saturday night sundlys Al ~ !.
80 90. 0o p. H. have connections for Headhs'
uarrisburg, iottsylc Nc. $1,000, -,,
For Suubury and WiAin-nort Via Philadelphia AZ 70
M 80 80 y. H. l. 10 midnight except satufda'
night. SundlY,. 90 p ~.
Tickets aud PaIorCir eats can b. procured at H. liz
cGl as ga LAO / 3oJ Broadway, I37 Othaye.. .es
Ms. ia5th.st 1874 E1S. l95ihst. NDwN ORR Courst'
$50 tultoE-st.. IS proadway, Brooklyn. - =, . .socr
baggage from hotel residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12

T'fiE BOOK OF oPEN-AIE SPORTS, octave, 500 pages
lliusustel The standard authority American Open
ar anussinents hues for sailing swimming, ball play.
Ing shooting horseback riding &c, &c. In full OF per
copy. Published by The Tribune New erk. Entertain
Ing and universally conpumentsd by the press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
CENTRAL R. R, OF new JERSEY.


Time Table OF November 2sth 1891 ,
80 a. H.. Tor Iason Mageh Chunk wilkssor We.
scranton Reading HARRISBURG amagga po' SI s.s Ton
Magch chunk. W.!kesbsrc and scranton.
Easton, Mauch Chmh. Shano1in and M:larsp9n
no i.' san6 ;y Wnism,pof Through couch to Williams
90 p NJ Easton Magch Chunk Reasa;g M,;,t
0uts sasdsy Tor s.,oa slaach ch8nk, Ianaqs LIZ
VILE Reading ana 4, H ta5 9sa:b c.o ne.ane H,r
WlEesbarre, scranton Tamaqua Pottsville' ss>'
40 N. for Easton and Allsn ns p.,,o, u,,.
burg 81 s"S 2. g q 40
$50 SoE p son.r1 Sst st oS & s4, 10
AR 80 so 30 Go a sS So no. S ST sse
o0 90 10 80 a. m. 100 2;l5. 400. $50 o:'c.
g s0 5oS So s.S as }S G &c. ~ y s sss
q % 81 80? g. % (S 80 &c. 10 o So no. 80.
10 e. Fa! Is &. at t9 g. igs ssS 5s sS IS
SS S sS 80 80 oS GO 4 j so sso 80
igFoo N, % is 90 49, co. 'OO' 300 10 20
p f F Freehold aud Atlantic Highlands at 80 SIS
Bp3 asd Ponif sSu' h.n R Raai
onTl' 100. 40 ~ p m. SUNDAYS excep; Ocean
Grove and Asoury PalE 9 90 a. m. 90 D. m
FOR LAKEWOOD.
A. 4 10 : - d., M. : so. 80. 20 y. n. PnNot
car, are run On trains leaving SIS M, $50 s''
20 y. IA. NJ SUNDAY trains -. , qo
Tor Tons Eyer Barn,sat Park and Barnesa'' ~
Tor A:lartc cry vlncland ard Brldce,On at 80
L. for MoaacuG Beach aai seabriGh, a, $50 s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
D. RlE: LINES.

~ BH Es9 N N W
:A SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NETWORK ANC
E<g5 AGARA FALLS. An ENCHANTING PIANO.
go 1saa Il H>NX OF MOUNTAINS FORESTS AND
Drcct route to ras,alc Paterson Tuxedo, Ncwburg.
dale Scranton. BinehaHton. flu.N. corning Watkins
nu Fan amnonS pas. t AIIn 7S,re'' Ughe,er
LAKE,. Cleveland Cincinnati. - louis. Chicago and all
tc!nt, West. TrlIns leave NswYorN. foot q Chambcrs
st. follow ard htc minutes earlier rom We, -S-,t
WESTERN DiY EMPRESS.
g.UU Lake. Plrlor car NeH.iork to Bsna.o slsepsr
union station CSrcpt sunday for Monticello.
sE-TIBuiED LIMITED.
. m p ". Dlily-sot train fos Ch!sa:o via Chautau
~ Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
- Oh p NJ except sunday-lo. Blnghamton, Honesdale
o.jU ard Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EMPRESS.
- Oh p. II. DAILY -So!a ,ran 70 Chicago VIA Niagara
O.:5U Fails ard Grand Trun& Railway S.eopen to
buffalo. Rochester, Toronto and , o,..as'
q 90 T. NJ DaUy-Via Chlutlugga Lake and Niagara
S.3U rails SOLID train to Chicago. Sletpcr' TO Buffalo
chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERyIS.
W5dS p. M M 80 b. ~ q 90 p & b. T. n 3 30
D. m. sundays-9 q. M, p. m. $50 p ~, 80 p. III.
FOR NEWBURG.
,srEEK pAYS-9 a. m, 8 TO T. 1 as p. m, q 80
" D. m Suudays-9 a. n. y. NJ. 30 D. IN.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
MAPS AND IlMEfABLLS nay be obtained from
tanns select OF hotels and boarding houses Suburban
Homes dascEong MS4 OF 0Haaauqu"
f'ICkErS AND Pl LI.MAN APPROPRIATIONS q:
l sol. 3i7 md 95i BFtSGMay' Chambers snd Wes'
S ai t Sa9 sSa and @
st. HotoNcn. and Jersey City station Eric TransfeS
oIer "a f;r ara me Ks o"es-ee from hotels AID resi-
0''''' d l. ROBERTS. General rassener Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
REAL ESTATE.
P1,sryEss AT THE EXCHANGE.


,r, 49,. ,oy .aIos advertised at the Exchange
c.toraay mo-, Of which were either "l'lur""" ~
.diourncd f. V Iiamett IL co. 0he'eu w.
west glltl-st., threc-story ana t'e''' p
car, d,reliipo ON lot .OX1o0: the tiddihs RAJ; n",'
$4,000 up TO *lGSoo: rg 1FH event and sixth
we recently sold for $4,000, has lu,, nm advance
Gy roker Woolley, at private con1teE The four
% iory stone front dwelling lot 29AI-1; aI ii
he northwest corner OF flnnDe' anu uriyate contract
for ;li0OO0
Ncw.Yorls THURSDAY. Feb. II.
. ,,,o,, ,lo was he'd at the Exchange and AucL.oa
Room today: =. on yvost .sth.st
20 Il Of shave, lot @0Nl0o2 Johm wn,,,.t W
cor Ss a CSrsafe sad dwelling VIA io no S wet
iSsti.st oi sth.aye, were adjourned to feoi"N TO-
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsft'I -. J.
IGeast D. Il ~ ,or Mclroe.aye, 22NlOoN-M a 725
100 Anna McrI.inger II Holte /, '''-
cpd t. 80 lis West; John g Gould to George 'l.i.
Gould si II r. a l5.d.~t ,2IlNbo.3; ooo
Henietta N.F, TO o fnS1ny ii5,65sSioo5 John
Sra"Isy 70 los r. +. ttG,aT is9A9so Anna
teo to rg"' 30 r ReIyst @51I0o Hen GOO
''s' p;s1s # :@''S .,%D H,sDF "sa 70 is ?SS
. sSl No ~ 2 We IL iGtnsSS is.GAiO2@ cnas
Ea So sGi Nest, Mcyer Auerbach ooo
SOu',t w "N' ''N''' --' oVOJ
prc spccaJc. " - 275 n l5?d.st, 95Sii''M AGO
g5xiiSi; II A Nars % G Chls, ,,,::.,,i Won
Lot, 81 and 3s map II ! 6 M -'u "''1 1870
Union rs # Ael5'''' ooAlI''li ''"c 1875
linton. l26 =, l'idrtt ToeS Is 200
Ios 30 and 30 map o Mars, Iei ""'U l.lO
eta y Mars 10 ~ !. ?, enc IN same .. 1910
it.,h.s II > l43 OF lst-avc, 25xluVloi M'''' 75u
r.ichengrun e. & Loe"cnth,a,. ~, * G>ioO;
oth-sye, - ll!.3 II 81 SgIfeTsteit 1900
Istn.,t 80 800 East william boaa 10 SVEN l1OoO
1Isth-st = 100 Il OF e;h-avc; 2oNloV'll' I
,,oiph Bendheim 10 Koruna M D SHn. Lonl,a
sa,c - Of zS6;es 40 No; ho" 10000
IS5,n.st. @s5 =, Of 6tna'3' ''>''i'' %, 800
prc.l.ct-a,c =. 200 II II lo2dst ZoA''' S'"'' 7-5
1inion.ayc. cor io-d''t ooAiVo' ''''' " 25co
wac'-4Ve. cor l'-d-s'' 'ooN''0 . 1850
Im'on.oy". $. % II o. i'-u''' $780, 1850
M 'm.ot" : -, Il n Of l3-d.st, 4JlONlO''oi ,u.
sane to VI rtin } hefnal -. .,,.,. INN to
I-ninn.,N. n w l5-d--t, "ONlVVi s-"' ~ "a,
L.. ouola \ Bel -, 49,.
Lc;ln.t.na't pm siac ]" N a 81 ~ 1900
Lot, ~ 100 lO2 lOi, man HyGtt iariu, ,.-i ,nu
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Tripcr Alexander walker 80. M. o.. ,,or,s
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THE BOOK OF OPEN,A SPORTS, octave. 500 pages
Illustrated. The standard entLofty American oIen
Of. anusements nul-s for sailing swimming hail hlav
ing shooting horseback riding &C., &c. in fun psr
Published by The Tribune, New York. Entertain
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STONINGTON LINE,
Proposals.
TO CONTRACTORS

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Hlusiea! Instruments.

AZ ASSORTMENT o, secondhand grand upren. VIZ
n square pianos of own make In pe'ecs
ond fully warranted also Number OF secohuhS' p'"'
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FISCHER PIANOS.
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also pianos 20 rent; several bargains in 'ecohohu o'
different m'--'f'' - TrSCI1F;E PIANO wAREROOMS
10 shave corner 16th-st.. New.York.