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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
The FIELD OF OPERATIONS.
United states soldiers or Hot Trail OF
One Of Garza's Detschments.


10y telegraph 70 the Dispatch.i
LAREDO. Tx, December 31.-An inter-
view with The United States Marshal Just
| in from Garzas field Of operations shows
there is certainly n large force with Cara
aud that in one OF Garza's detachments
which Captain Hard,e followed there we're
not less than 800 men. Az camp whore
! they had taken a single meal were found the
| remains Of eight beeves which had been
slaughtered: also. thirty-one p-hres:
| The trails bore proof OF company O.
several hundred. Captain Hardie followed
close on tho trail Of these men until they
crossed the river the country has a
/ donse growth OF chappara which II - AL
most impossible for horse 10 penetrate
and the company is broken by deep arroyos
which compel the troops 10 dismount ana
pick their way carefully and with great
| difficulty.
sPrEs AND SCOUTS.
Captain Hardie has spies aud scouts sta
| toned ia various directions and IS 40
| inc everything possible under the crcum-
! stances considering tho impossible nature
| Of the country. There are only about 300
| United States troops IN the field, while II
reports be true GarZa's band must not
| fall short Of 900 men. Yesterday supply
wagons heavily laden started down the river
rumors Of battle between Cara and tho
Mexican troops, but inquiry across the
river in New Laredo falled to confirm
| them.
nKLIIyEs THERE HAS BEEN BATTLE.
| NV ORLEANS December 3l.-The Times
| Democrats san Antonio special says; In
| the strict Of the Cara disturbance there
are now some two hundred United States
| troops aud thirteen Texas rangers. They
are scattered. but will be concentrated
with the force of Captain Bourke, when
tho massed troops will attack Cara, who
IS said TO be encamped near Topena with
two hundred and fifty men. The locality
| Is far from q telegraph station, and an en-
gagement may have taken place Yesterday.
| The only news received by General stan
| lev was to the foregoing effect, and came
from the officer commanding Fort Ring
| gold during Bourkes absence The muir
| der of General Lorenzo Garcia by his
| troops, and their fight into Texas TO Join
| Cara has been confirmed. The killing
occurred ut Mier. The number OF deserters
| is not known.
Laier. -Brigadier-Genera Stanley feels
| certain an action took place yesterday be-
| tween Garza's men and the regulars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. No.. December 3i-Virginia 3s
~ bid Baltimore ana Ohio stock, 80 Asked
Northern Central stock. II asked; Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern lists, l05leal05 do LEI
incomes, 7314a75 DO. I'd incomes, 20ha33ls
DO. 80 incomes, Dl4 bid consolidated gas stocks
A asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
Races Yesterday-Entries.


GprrFNBuRa, n. j., December S1.--The
| track was IN good condition to-day.
First race--sx and one-haif Misunderstanding
rine Il. won; Syracuse second, julie e. third.
Tine, l:23la.
second race-ons mick mplsnd won; Rogue
fort, ST. Anthony third. Time, lay
Third race-hye and one-hah furongs-fien-
retto wen; Paragon second, fetuSiSn tultu'
Fourth race-six and one-half furlongs-Badge
| won; Molican second, Woodcuttor third. iime'
I:22.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Rock won; Repeater
| second, Irene IL third lime, 1:l0.
Sixth raoo-3eyen furiongs-Padre woni John
| Hickey second, Morgan q. third. Time. l'5iSa.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
First race-nye eighths of a mile, selling-Ma-
| BELLE 1l3; Comet, III; salisbury, Monsoon,
| 10S; Zenobia, 107 Chapman, 100; Little Fred
Vintage, Time (nlly), 104; Sam Morse, Lost star,
| Houston, Nike Watson, l62; Maggie Beck, lol
Anomaly, 90; Even Weight, ey.
Second race-three fourths Of milo, selling
Gambler, III; o. y. b., ia; Adslgsa !colt)'
| 10; Alma T., yocalite, 100; ~. Pancras, King
| dom, 1902: McKoeyer, 10l; Magic, OF.
| Third race-six ana a half furiongs-Autocrat'
III. Toano, III; Ranoocss, 1l2; Cartoon,
100; Ballarat, l0I; Nina Archer hapo'' ~
| Fourth rece-three-eighths OF . mile, lnnova-
ton stskos-whtehead, Postmsster, wicn
colo, Virgo !cou; W; Ban x,, hnl, ale li0;
Moneybox lnliy), PcfSS lnlly), 'oltreeno my,
Maud l.. ally, Emma Wilson, Bertha Is. tfor-
merly Beautiful knishp, Lady Lisntfoot, lo7.
Fifth race-one and one-half miles, selling
Justice, 100; Odette, l07; Cassela, log Kemp
land, los virgie, 104 Beneht, lol Gloster,
| 90 Telephone, 9s. Sir Rae, 90.
sixth raoe-seven e'ghths Of a mile. seiiing-
| l07: Freely, Parton. Rlchal Gyda, Little
Minnie lO4 Bro0klyn. SO: Sir George H., Ito.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
GENERAL GARCIA MURDERED.
II is Considered "A Serious Blow to the
Mexican Government.

lBy telegraph 20 the Dispatchl
MosrERHY. MIX, December 3l.-News
was received here last night that General
Lorenzo Garcia, in command of the troops
in the field in the northern part OF Mexico
with headquarters at Mier, had been muir
dered by bis command aud that the entire
force. numbering several hundred men
under his immediate command. had gone
over to the side of the revolutionlsts,
crossing over into Texas IN a body at a
point between Roma and CarriZQ.
The private soldiers in the Mexican
army are nearly all convicted criminals,
who instead Of being given term IN
prison arc sentenced 10 serve with the
military. They are desperate characters
and nearly all secret sympathizers OF the
revolutionary movement.
AN Efficient OFFICER.
General Garcia was one of the most
prominent and efficient officers IN the
Mexican army, and his death az the pres
ent time Ii serious blow TO the Govern
ment.
Governor Refs has been in constant tele-
graphic communication with President
Diaz all day, but tho nature OF his dis:
patches are not known. Governor Refs, OF
the State of Nueava Leon, and the military
authorities here are much disturbed over
the situation ON the frontier.
The movement of troops through here
from the lower part Of the republic du-
ring the past FIVE days has been very great,
and the transportation facilities of the
Mexican National road has been INSULT
cient 10 accommodate the heavy demand
made upon il by the Government. The
garrison here has rushed all of its avalla-
Die troops 10 Nueay Laredo, from which
place they are distributed along the right
bank OF the Rio Grande.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
NORFOLK PEANUTMARKEr

IHNpOTt0I TOT fI0 TVI0pHE'T'T
DECEMBER 3i.-Mgrfcf steady. 1ransacil0ns
reported hxht ~ the commission houses. New
prlme, 2lsc.; extra prime 21sc.; fancy, &C. ise-
tory nand-pic4ed, 34aJMc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
lLllANce rnANKselWNo-OAY.
o,..r,ed To-Day for the first Time
500. 900 Funded-Wayor Tats's Death.
lspoclai toiegram % mo Diapa'cn.l :,

observed to-bDA Tut '"' w.
800 900 Funded-Uayor Tats's Death.
fspociai telegram 70 INC Dispa'ch.l
,.-rigu. n. C.. December 3i.-For the
r,fme dc Farmers Alliance will OBJ
t..foorr0w as a dao Of thanksgiving
--orlanco with the following resolu-
,.rad. That the North Carolina
F,-r.r.i Alliance earnestly request that
III .1h- Alliances Of the state meet sepa-
,.t...or iu unity, as they may deem besi.
,,at bet day OF Jonuary Of each year for
rr Purpose Of thanksgiving and prayer to
TEE rRocLkMArIoN.
r- i.suine tho proclamation President
-.Tlrelrs: While we are by no means
r. porous Gs q class. yet We should Dc
...E lrl that we have the manhood and
... .uarod the health 10 fight against
ard oppression. aid for truth and
,r.. u,tice. BESIDES many other blessings
,llrh we should return thanks TO our
freHfYr.
rHg IAnOFsT AMOUNT.
,lt. et4fo Iseasurer to-day received one
1'r4rsd thousand dollars IN old bonds
g. E. Exchanged. being the largest amount
t..t Iu nt once ia long time. The ex-
,0.,s. Of bonds az funding ceases July
.... was received here to-day that DR..
ru..ra 1,nssum. formerly superintendent
- fr. insane asylum here, Is an inmate OF
81 ..,.ar institution az Denver, Col.
Ion YOUR MONTHS.
.t,~G Page paid IN tho public
eH.l fund for Wake to-day. and the
,.,.a+g .unGrintendent Of public instruc-
f..n ranurfs that fCr the FIRST time II Is
,rG..rnt t1 maintain the schools Tour
IA Dunno. of Halifax, has boon APP
pointed receiver OF the suspended Dahk AT
T.rfw3 wears past Durham has paid
1850 900 o month In luternal-reyenue
faxes. The total for 1890 was S653,5OO and
lor 1891 -sl6.125.
per. lir. f.. l.. Nash. here several years,
Ina r0,g III charge of EIfth-Street Mctho-
NV Fpisropal church. Wilmington, left
..fl h.s family for that place to-day.
SINGULAR pTATiL
Thodeath Of Mayor S. G. w. Tate was
rr.Of che sensations OF MorgantOn. lie
MAS suffering considerably from nervous
r..4aud 40 night became uneasy about his
I.Ifh OF his personal safety, 30 BIO re-
Dn,stol friend named Lowdermlk to
sfav with him. In the night the latter
heard SIR. late breathing heavily and went
flls bedside and then ran Tor q physi-
can. lat iu quarter Of an hour Mr.. Tate
MAS dead. Nervous shock was tho cause.
ON Christmas eve dynamite squlb was
embodied near his room. The explosion
Irnkn class aud gave INN a severe shock,
from which he never recovered. Mr.. late
had many relatives IN the State and was
greatly esteemed. Ito was sixty eight
year, Of age and Tor forty years had been
lawyer at Murganton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01

A~AN T~NV
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn ehectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of Its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt In
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in DOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
ubstitute.
CALIFORNIA F7G SYRUP co.
SAW FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW Yoak. NV
[al-su. wlv)kPlotptccfrl
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~ 5s.:. sS s s,' a s' t. :sssss;
patent family, e5.5oa357h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
Death of "A isishon.

[By Anglo American cable to the Dspatcn.l
IoNpoN. December 3l.-Right Rev
Samuel Adlai CroNiher, ID. d., bishop OF lht
Niger Territory, died to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
Fiye seamen Drowned.

fBy Anglo-American cable % the Dspatch.l
LONDON, January 1.-The schooner
Catherine Richards was wrecked on ira
lee, Ireland, yesterday. Five OF the crew were
orown ned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
LlyERpnnL MARKEIs

LIVERPOOL, December 81 --hdoa.-- Cotton
Business. moderate AZ unchanged prizes; Amefi-
can mlddlings, 43i.64d. salcs 10000 baies
American, 5000 bales, speculation and efpOit,
1 800 bales. Receipts, 33,4Oo bales. ali Amefi-
cuu furures sseady; January ana fsDr1tfi'
h-g4d.. aiaO 7-6td.; February and MART.
l2-6ti.; March and April 1904; Apiil
and May. 4 2u-5fd.. May ami June, shutLi
July aud August, ! 3O-0ti. Tenders, 100 bales
new dOckets.
= p. M-Jsnuary, 3-0si. buyers, January
and February, r-H4d buyers, February
and Mach. 4 ie-63f. buyers; Mofch aud Apnl.
4 i6-did. buyers Apfll aud May, 2p-psi.
values; May aud juno, 2.-o4ai 2t-oti
June and July, 27-J4d. values; July eni
August, 4 30-6ld. buyers Futures ciosei nfn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
Thousands Afflicted.
fBy telegram IN the Dispafch. I

SEYMOUR, lsD., December Sl.--In this
CITY o. loss than 1000 inhabitants there ere
over 1905 cases OF grip, and there have u1vn
that meledy. u Il ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
tuturer tanreli As l0llnr.,

Ne2 spring wbost, aOisc; No. 2 red, nft>
Ne. 2 corn. Bose. NJ. 2 oats, 3i,,c. Pore
tI50. Lard, s0.07ts. shon.nbs, s5'5f. Dr..
salt - shoulders, st3TiSas4AO. Short-.leaf
xJ5ca25.55. Mhizkey. si.lS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
A PLOT 10 KILL.

The council was to have met to-day and
the surmise is that plot existed 10 blow
up the council. but the explosive went on
prematurely Nobody was hurt 80 far az
reported. The investigation shows that
the explosion was not caused by escaping
gas or anv other accidental circumstances.
but that it was the work of design and that
some very powerful agent was used. Great
reticence is observed by the castle authori-
ties and employees aud CONSERVATION pre-
walls among them. The two floors above
the cellar were blown TO pieces, the heavy
beam, in some places being torn into small
pieces. The furniture in the office beneath
the Pr1vy Council chamber was complete
ly destroyed.
The castle officials state that after the
first feeling of alarm mad passed away the
consequences OF the explosion were. found
TO be less serious than they had feared.
An expenditure of few pounds. they say
will repair the damage. The Privy Coun-
Gil met as usual after the explosion.
Chief-of-police Nation SAYS that the force
OF the explosion was exerted chiefly I'D an
outward direction and that 1t was possibly
III explosion OF Gas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
moRAuAN ANNUAL MATCHMAKING
Interesting Services In the Salem
Churches-M Druggcd by IA Crank.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

Churchcs-Milk Drugscd by Crank'
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
WrNsrov,N. G.. December 9l.-Accord-
INC 10 the time-hOnorel custom IN the
M0rayian town OF Salem, the annual
,gatch-mceting "was held tonight III the
Home church. The first service was neld
M y o'clock. when Bishop kondthaler
read the Memorabilia history OF the I'M
portant occurrences IN 1Syi-local, state,
and national. At 1880 the second service
was held. and when the church clock
struck " the city hands and church choirs
rendered an appropriate selection. Crowds
of people attended the exercises.
rm>pIsH wOEK or A CRAM
News reached the city to-day that the
milh-hou-e OF Allen AOgier, reputable
farmer Of this county, was entered and
hemilk drugged yesterday by an unknown
crank. nu entrance being elected by the
excavation Of dirt beneath the house,
The mattock the crank used IN olocting
the loo he attempted TO sell 10 Mr.. NOgler
before tho latter knew of the matter.
ASSIGNED.
f.. Arnold. iewcller. assigned to-day
g. J.. NJ. Roberts. the Peoples National
Bank aud Mr. Roberts being made pre-
ferred creditors. The assets and habili-
ties arc not kn0wn.
GAHIITT-BUTSER.
Tho marriage Of Miss Fannie +. Butnor,
81 clarmiug Young lady Of Salem, and Pro
lessor a. IA. Garrett, of Knoxville, Tenn,
was celebrated at the brides fathers this
morning 40 s o'clock.
Emanclpaton-dav Will be celebrated by
The negroes tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01

The wgAraER N RICHMOND fEsrrRpAY
was clear and pleasant. Eat midnight
the indications pointed to clear weather
for to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
FIENDS' FOUL WORK.
AN ATTEMPT MADE TO SLOW UP THE
PRivY COUNCIL.
A Tremendous Premature Explosion
? Takes Place In Dublin castie-Fioors
Biowu ." Pieces--No Ons injpred.

by AasIo-America csble 10 the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN. December 3i.--A decided ssnsa-
ton was caused in this city to-day by an
ill-defned rumor that tho Physical
Force" party had resumed operations here,
and that their first attempt had been made
against Dublin Castle. the official rssidencs
Of the Earl of zetlsnd, viceroy Of Ireland.
Ont of great deal Of excited rumor and
gossip afloat these facts arc sifted: Some
alterations are in progress in the castle
and a considerable number OF workmen
are employed. To-day while work was
progressing a tremendous explosion &C.
curred in the cellar under the room IN
which the Prjyy Council meets. Another
story INTERVIEWED between the cellar and
the council chamber. This intervening
floor was shattered and much damage was
done 20 the council chamber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01

roRTOY RICHMOND. D4csxsSS3i. isSL
kKEIvsp.
s,.amsr ARIEL. Deyo, Norfolk. mcfensa.
"a nssssasers l. b. Tstum. vice-pfssas1s
PoRroPwEsr POINT, Dscsssss Si' i''-
lBy telegraph
steamship psnviiie. bennett oe'""
messengers and msrchAndse. v-v~s mar.
ssssmship Richmond. Jsnney' Ne" '"''
sn Steamer Elm City. waasrsos, mes'ashass
and passengers ..u.n
s,samsr Kim City. wsikerson' ms'e'S''
Al sssss si Esshmoud. New YORK; "'rs'aAa''
sp s,svs aiD, suyilIe. Baltimore ns'essraS'
and psxsongerx
PoKroFaxwp0Rr NEWS DEC o. ~
10y ysisyrspnl
lAssvsn
sssAmahip Dorchester. Boston
'1 sss.nsalp asyssdosss. sss f0fs' "''S'A''
'' ssssonsr v,sins. Sss Yoss. ~sssssaaS
s,.snsl,p pssehsssss. sQs ns''in'ss' -
20 - u.aip asyss1iosss, ios ksrse!s'
Ssosnship cyaaue. tos tsfess.p =, :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Prices for Msasy. Bonda Stosk& 0vslaA
Tobacco, Cotton. ~, end ne
Wsa Their IndieasienA
Bys,,.srsvA 70 IN. p,so..cs.l

fByteissraph 70 the Disossca.
- wAsBrroros. d. o.. December
IRiIu l3l.-Forecass for Virginia: In
lcreasing cloudiness with rain ;
warmer. south winds. increasing 10
force.
For North Carolina Warmer. south
winds, fair weather; in tho morning in
creasing cloudiness with rain during the
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
NT|||T =
BALTIMORE


hAliihNhk
BALrimoss, December al.-Fiour inii ard IN.
changed--receipte, 300 barrels; shipments
+4.435 barrels. sales, 30 barrels. Wheat oady.
40, os, rel; sgo,' sLosSsssLo.ls; Deeemtsr,
tl;Ogssaslo2s January. tL02hssLes
t1.07t4; steamer, No. , rcd. Dsaanslsc. -
ccipt-, 3O.T1S bushels shipments. $4,000
bushels; stock. ,929. 40 bushels; sale-. $4,000
bushels. southern whea, stesdy fults, sSc.a
el03; lonsberry p,iScasl.oi. Corn unset
tied; mixed, spot. 53lsc.. year, 53a5aac.
January, 5lssa32isc February. OKLA
5lssc. Marcn. 5tHs5isSc.: steamer MIXED.
47c. asked; receipt, ids,l37 bushels ship
ments, I94.Ss3 blsn sis stock, sap.4lj bnsh.
els; sales. 49,. OOo bushels: southern cofu-
steady: white, 4Oa5lc.; yellow s2laJc. Oats
easy; No. : white Western. sOc.; NJ. m.rei
western, 3Sler.; receipts. 200 bushels. stock.
li+.100 bushels. Rye quo, but nrm No. =.
a4c.; receipts 100 bushels: stock, l5n.2fb
bushels. Hay steady; good 10 chpice Timothy,
ei2.60ssl3.50. Grain lreighis good inquiry,
UNCHANGED. Cotton dull; niidlins, 79<c. Pr0-
visions dull and quieL Butter nrm cfsinery.
fancy, 2Na3Oc.; do. iair 10 choice, eHa2se 40.
imitation. 23a2Jc. ladie, fancy &c do good a.
choice. lyI.lc.; rolls rne. gle: DO fair o.
gooi, 17alsc; store.packed, i6.lsc Eygs
weak st 2ta&0c. Conee steady; RIO carscer,
fair. i7c.; No. 7, l3haialSc. Sugar steady,
graduated, g.. Copper stronger; rehned, lOIae.
Whisky nrin at sl'.3esL2o. Peanuts un-
changed.
sr. LOUIS. Mo-. December 3I.--Flour MONT.
nny unchanged Wheat trnding very light
prices without change; No. . rel, cash,
slssc December, ns4sr. nominal; May
Des.c. Corn strong during the morning hours.
year option advancing So Aitorwards tbe
market VAS weaker aud closed steady; No. =.
cash, 35a3sfhc. year. 3,Ae May lsls.
uats-Nay, 32ke Whlskcy steady a. kl.ls.
iaeglng, 514a7i4c. iron cotton-tier. ti.33a
Old, 1915, nominal Lard steady t f0.hJ.
Dty-salt shoulders, ,3.77ie longs anttlbs, %;
saort-clear, td.lH53.
CINCINNATI
CfxcissAri. o., December Ji.--Fiour steady.
Wheat scar,s aud hi cher az 9jA.c. Corn in moI-
crate demand No . ml1ei 5bl.a5ijte Por<
neglected at Ss.5OsiS.i1 Liant quiet al sa.y5.
Bulk-meats ana bacon quiet Whiske, nrm nj
Ellis.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. y. e.. December 3i,-spriis q
turpenunc qliei AZ Sic. hos'n illm strained,
al. 20; good strained. si.25. Tar stssil at
sl.3O. Crudetlrpenune nrD hard, VI, yellow
dip and virgin. tI.y0.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURE,
| NEW YORK. December 3l.--cotton Ne, re-
ceipts. 1905 balos; gross 5,loc belos Futures
| closed weak eac-, nt.3Oo bales Jann-
| AIRY. e7.i3ae7ft; February, s.j2es, %,
March, s7.77asI5s April, sLD2as1vJi Nay,
| ss07ass.Os; June, ss.lpesr2O; July. th,2uA
| es.3l; August, te.JDa>htl. rertembof.
| ss45aes.47: October, &Solash.S3'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01

~ %Ss 5sH i sS q. S Es:s. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20
Conntrn Real estate 90 Get

49, 49,
n OUNTRY PLACES. furnished and un-
" furnished, to let for sale or exchange;
terms easy. FOLSOM BROTHERS,
S26 Broadway.
& UMMIT. n. J.-Furnishcd and unfur-
~ nished houses 10 let season or year
large and small all Improvements: best
locations. +. q. POTTER. opposite station.
ITO RENT-At Canadian thousand Islands
j "Plnehurst'' cottage and island. three
acres. well wooded mile from Gananoque :;
daily boat to and from Alexandria Bay.
CLAYTON. Kingston. &c. Z rooms, furnished :
rss 81; oCs' &C coEESh ioS 'e safs a. L.
C.. whitby. ontario. Canada,
no RENT.-"Terrace Hall" a sumner
i boardin g-house at Ramapo.. Eockland
County. \. y. on the c nrle raiiwS one
above. G.. B. PIEKs0N.
THE TRIBUNE om..
1242 Broadway. I'd door north o. 3lst-st
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until 0 O'Clock D. IN.
AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received at regular Office
rates until D. m. VIZ.
32ss sst ,ho $ sos e. i scr; Of 2Sd-st
49, Columbus-aVe., bet, West 6Sth ana
West 69th SITS.
JOG West 42d.st.. near Oth.ave
90 West l4thst., near 5th-ave.
PSI West 42d-st, bet. 9TH and eth ayes
157 ith-ave.. cor. 1ith--t
!, 1913 Sd ave, between 10th and 77th SIS.
/ 1923 3d.ave., betw cen 18th and 10Th SIS.
026 3d-ave., near 6lst-st.
/ .70S lst-ave., near c9th-st
$50 3d-ave., corner 47th-st
55i 3d.ave., near East 37th-st.
SO Avenue A. between Sd and 4th ayes.
II Canal.st. and 1857 Division-st
l49 Church.st. bet Warren and Cham
bers SITS.
90 Libertv-st., near Broadway.
HARLEM OFFICES:
1S6 East 125th-st. near 3d-aye;
DAB West 125th-st., bet eth and 6th aves'
40 West l45th-st
BROOKLYN OFFICES:
397 Fulton st. 63 CouIt-st. 500 De kalb-
ave. 200 Bcdford-ave.. 10 Bway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20
for Sale.

At REDUCED PRICES.-5oO second
"A hand wood and iron working machinss;
fully guaranteed machinery bought and ex'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20
eounlrp Real estate for Sal

A oENcY FOR Dwellings
e tor sale or 10 let large assortment OF
Sr,ygS,oae building sites terms .easx.
11A1S TAYLOR. 8 I,eekmsn. 81. N. z.
u hARGAIN.-Oid colonial residence /:
-, nome Of prominent revolutionary gen
- N quiet Connecticut village accessible
All or boa: residence. il rooms, heated
sfam, Ave large open freplsces; two
q fruit end shade; small barn only
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llLLIPS e. WELLS. Tribune Building
Or SALE.-Fsrm 500 acres. furnished
a.. ummey residence and ell necessary
49, buildings !; elegant country ana ell.
~ 100 niles from ". r.; only purchaser
- ~ sSrewer. For particulars 10 OWNER,