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A WtLLEDCCA1LD, cultured German, employed Ia
n city bank wthcs 10 sed his esue hour teaching bis
native language" F,tca4 references given and required
". G.. LoA -, tribune Uptown Once. Lee En1dwdy.
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change Instruction highest f''cnces given
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The late Marquis de Chambrun Ieit on paper sumo
"reminiscences of Lincoln and SUMNER winch are u oo
prnted in scribner's Magazine
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

s.h
117thst No 335 East; Rudolph Reichenstein and
wife TO william Bendfelft ct al. '..;t..;;;o;o;.
Morrsase. W > 25.6 - OF l ottn,sSs i Rn
MorrIs-aVe W : part lot 1872 map village Mott
Haven Barbara schneederer TO + aayI o,
Hannah NJ y Stout and another, to Louis
ESndt ana * aSNHer Il Cinria PARK West, isx
1908: Charles Buck ard wife to Due e:: =.
1Othst, :. 233 IT W Of Avenue C. 23x9i.2; Fern
hard wertheim and WIFE, ~ ThereS, JdroD 70
Le s."H par So ~. iona, Wen ct al. to
s,tb istry 100 It Of West End.ave, soxio2.2
Io'c9k;, AID . wfc Of 70 william }fEsn M Morris
i5xl23 william Morris and wife to Mar
,d garst Gafs" $40 It Of courtandtave ok
100: Maria Ruhl and another; TO Fritz seq:
14od.st n : 400 It e Of Willisave. 25Xloo;
Patrick McAndrews and wife, to Richard
shave irg ccrncr 3,h.st eOA5s-5; Benjamin
Aymar 20 j. Murt" t,t 400 no .
''' fi.ia EeaaGe to " d lotchkiso
Deyoo.st. W 97th-st II It " OF Brem,r,aye,
553y2oo Thog s ET0' 7.6 to sSxico
6;eorge b Robbins T. + 4 Haaren ~: {:
4ith-.t : :. 80 70 . u 2d-aTe, lsX5N''; Kate
40 a'i 70 81, : r. Of iIshave is9xlOO5
Chlre lamb 70 CGn,olidat 90 ~ vI Ion A.
Jocc5 Boohm to \ i Van Bgren :, ,.,o,s
uhc'ry.-t : lot go. map o II Rutgers
l. Valentine 10 DaNlu 'rNNl
va .hino,on.oye % n 81 lot No. ~, map
Mor.l,anla Thomas q Hammond to [ Il Han
Wa,,r.-t 80 396 Arthur II Coulter n . is
Cuult :. :.
Vanderhfitaye. W =. adjoining lana WeYhalu
'lI' ~ vvf.,b,man 10 Henry Wcymapn
1O3d Al n : - It u ith-ave 26A'oi Nlchoias
Mesr1of to D sor ~ ls2s a. S6Neo; william
pog,.aU Il al ~ w II Wr!ght-.....-... e; :. ..
pItington..t. 80 229; Aaron Bennett to MAN
A 90
~ '.ni Va 593: Eugene Siehert n w y Kip.
/ VT Tnd.aye : o. cor ~ l03d--t 2ONSoi "illlain
Drought . Mary Johnston .......-.....---'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

Marshal MacMahOn so earnestly re ents certeln
passages In Zolas book La Debacle' thai he thinks
of publishing the five volumes of Ms memoirs-HeH'o
which he had not intended should ste the light until
after his death.
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rFCoRDt.D MORTGAGES.

Alexander john W AID wife, 70 Eliza Wiener,
trustee, 5',hst : q i,, 9I,,a'1 Kn10St,
3i.ave. ; OF lc9th-st, . yeas. .....::.......'
AleAander Adolf aqd aHGts[F g yeatgs ir'a
Alihou, Frederick. ana VIE. to Fred J Middle
broGS " LcnoN.aNe. Of 1l7th'st' yea''
prSS,v IAN, B. o. The catholic University Of
Auorca. n " cor Columbus-a'e' ana '''h-s''
Baron. YAK. t. l. Herbolshelmer, No "a Suffolk
30 Inn. jacob. aid wife. to John Bake'
Grossly. Darius G.. to Trust - 81 me cong, "a
az. shcesih Israel y city. So hln29'
hridge.aye, u TER; &c Vie" ave- years >
C-an' Thomas c +. to Louise II Keuther' NO.
2O3 7thave, years -. "a the
Union Theological semi lary,. D. JAIN
st. Of Am-terdam.aye, years ;.t rms,
Currie Anita +, T. the Title GaarlHte anu lr1's
Co. lOj Fast 39th-st year, -: .,,,.
Crosby Darius 70 the tryst ,Jtv OF te KiiSs.
Cohen. David and another t samuel N NDrv
R knsg ana a sSSenth '0 ward
CollcIan. Elizabeth ct al 70 Walter Chess ana an
roS.ter William and wife. 70 the Title Qua antes
and Trust Co. llGth'st' Of Psr"-''e'
rc' GlLa" Jam"s and wife, 70 the New York and
wakef ID coOperaty building ana d LGan Ne
in>taiment, mortgages -...,,,
GrcenbSrs Esther. T. Leopold Hutter' 'o'h'
GaHin' Margaret. to Fannie Meyer, 3D.
ave : Of lG5th-st. 3 years .---..-- =.
Uotchki,s william and wife, 10 Eliza Blludet'
: ssrh.st g ~ West End-?Ne ! ye1r..-
flame. william p aud wife. % sophia l. lienchen
~ al executors etc, l13d--t OF lOlhhNe'
80 80
KICK Karolne 70 Farm. RS Loan and Trust
COMPANY i0th-st. OF oth-aNe wears
WOffsiy
Same O. II . Turner. same property 3 years. :
ielnnnn william 20 Srbasti N Brehot ana
another . ist-aye. n 81 tth-St. > wears
Iynr pore and wifi. 10 Thomas w II binson.
,fn
Mass Henry. 10 Jonas We'll and another, No ~
Mnrtha Sorha T. O. benjamin Avm0r. n G corner
3ith->t and Sth-aVe. !
SAM % James \ Roosevelt. IT al. trustee. same
Mclaughlin Mamie = u David Sedwith. lots
l72 and 1-3 Unon-ave. map made by
Andrew Findl1y Foriham. ! year.-------.---..
N.ehuh.. Henry T. and wife. 10 Thomas u S,urcent
ns 1ifth->t. 4 AmstcrdamaNe- ---.-..-------.
Me- uhr Henry Z. and wife. Ia the Bowrry saw
ms Rank II : i4fth-st Of Au,tcrdam-aNe
3 years. q MORTGAGES. .....
Pas>ucz Jacob 20 Willam Lennon. No lQt
go rcN->f iuSiIlm, MS
Nirhuhr Henry i. 10 Chariot" II Logan, u
li4th--t ~ ~ Amster lam ave ..---.--..- $1,000.
Reed t-'nrsr. ant Wife t. Acne. h'ed, $
37th-~t. oi sth-ave, years. - =.
Reed Gfo-'c and wifi. to Richard L N"ly. NO
32j Wr>' ls,->t. | YEAR. morigaS.s........
Srhnugg Fran is and wife % + { tarnham
95th-,t OF Park-aNe. velrS. MORTGAGES.
woods Thomas. a"i VIZ" {" Mary itnmes' q
corner .d.aVt G.l li0th-st, y'afs..-..-----..
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Cltn l)ropsrtn for Sale.

a oj.FOOr kOUR-SrORY BROWNSToNh HOUSE
n for ale. No. ~ N'sl fhi-aN' s,...
between S5h and seth handsomely decorated; nhess
20 alton the avenue
hand ,om,y docorl'ed thr-stry and basement DweHhes
nm Wcs tndaSn i.twcrn o7Ih and :sth SIS; hnislef
IN haiMo throughout: ready for Immediate oc upAhts
J,,nr, nun inc the OF elegins
Residences on Vest 9O1->t 10 feet rom 'eAua fAA'
finished In hardwood throughout sulTio lo'"''o"'
""'""' HILPITRItK, Builder and owner,
~ 10 80 West 61tl-'t
No / uFDti N.PRlIfD Hpu rs.
"A ALL sTYLr.S AND >lZtS, Nc TWO ALIKE
- ' 80 DiXING.HOON EXTENSIONS.
ON, with Conservatory.
10 10 81 WEST s1rHsf.
GO 10 "a RlN ENSlpE DRIVE
Examine them. Low prices Easy terms
\LWAYSt OPEN.
Srv SOrD six MORE 10 SELECT FROM.
no SPEAKS FOR TUE MN 4. nv
PLANNED BUILT AND FOR SALE BY
CHARLES BUCK \ CO..
COII'MRt'S SAVE. AND 72D-ST
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PA Broadway.
NETWORK LAW SCHOOL
n 100 Broadway, y. Y. City.
$50 students enrolled Post-ersduste course now
es'"oN'''N w GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS. FOB SF.
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unfurnisbco Apartments 90 Let.
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:, ANrrrE FRANC IsE-FIne rooms; nicely fur;
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OCEAN GteGmcrs.

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jnsIrnCTlon

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ia WEST sOTR-sT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

The first edition OF Longfellow's Hyperion Is
quoted in London something over $50 and the nrst
edition Of his Ksvanagh" ut nearly as much' firs'
editions Of Lowell, Holmes and Hawthorne are rated
a even higher prices In the English capital.
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OCCIDENTAL AND OiklENTAL

st-onefs lease san tfauci.cp A. follows
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~ 10 roopN,S General Passenger Agent.
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BOys anu 1OuhK ucH-NouHNJ'
r, OEI)I.NIOMN q. j. MILITARY INSIiIUIE
Is REV. r. II. LANDON. PkINClfAl"
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OMAN ACADEMY. Canaan Co.n. Home To- ten
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rruvOOD SCHOOL. FOE ROYS. a. Milford. Conn.
l.. unfortunate IN the fn'hf ~
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hv this school schol! j. IN session cutue a." entire
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-10
COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION.
The New Governing Body Of the Grand Army
Will Meet in This City.

General A. T. Weissert, commsnder-in-
chief of the g. a. r., and the new excel
tive committee of the conncil Of admins
tration. of which there are five members,
will come TO Indianapolis next Friday, for
the purpose of holding their first meeting,
and comforting with the citizens executive
committee in charge of the arrange
ments for the next National En-
campment to be held in this city. AT q
meeting of the citizens committee, yester-
day afternoon. it was decided to give the
commander and his executive committee
public reception, in addition to
extending them other courtesies. The re-
ceptIon will probably be on next Tuesday
evening. In the State house TO which Grand
Army people. and members of the COM
mercial Club and Board of Trade will he
invited. The arrangements will DO COM
pleted to-day. when Chairman Lily will APP
point committees on reception and on pro-
gramme. The desire is to give as many as
possible of the citizens of Indianapolis an
opportunity TO meet the commander-in-
chief and his executive aids. who are so
much concerned in the city on account of
it's being tho meeting place of the next
encampment. which they hope to make
the greatest in the history of the organiza'
tiOn.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-10
NEW YORK HAT co
ADJUSTMENTS.

The American mel odrams. which Is given a
very fine stage production. 1.-The Power of the
Press" will be presented at Englishs tonight
and during the rest of the week. The stirring
situations and realistic scenic effects in the play
made it very popular here last season. and there
is reason to believe that it viii draw largely
this time.
Charles III. Yale's new production Of "The
Devils Auction" is underlined for the Grand to-
morrow and Saturday. The piece has many in
teresting features. and the spectacular effects
unusually good.
The advance sale of seats for Thomas O. Sea-
brooke's elaborate production of the comic opera
success The Isle OF Champagne" will begin at
Englsh's this morning. Tue engagement Is for
next Monday and Tuesday.
De Miles American play, 1.-The Lcst Par
adise." Will be given at the Grand the frst part
or next week. the advance sale beginning this
morning Charles FIohman's New York COM
pany will present Ii.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-10
AT DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.

TaGgart, the King Bee, Hard to see-TabIe
Showing Loss and Gains.
Last nj ght the Democratic State central
committee-rooms in the Union Block were
hive, into which the little Democratic bees
were very busy going and coming. and
every bee was full of figures Never in the
history of this great Nation, perhaps. were
ever so many Democrats at one time in any
one place who could "fgger." King
Taggart was the chief lightning calculator
and Joe Riley next Mr.. Riley could turn
his gray eye loose on q doubtful county not
yet heard from, and in less time than it
takes TO hull pea. run the vote down to q
slender nicely with the most definite
suits for the Democratic party. Leon O.
Bailey sat at the end of a long table.
around which were clustered the members
OF the State committee and figured like
anything. The late and shattered idol.
Isaac Pusey Gray, was regal III plated
linen. and surrounded by local lights. He
was the only Democrat about
the room who was too busy to
figure. but employed his time smiling
on those who tipped their hats to him. and
writing kilograms congratulatory to him.
self and tho moguls of the party with whom
itmight have pleased him 10 officially afl-
late. Eph Marsh and Ernst FAINT, two un-
known great men of Hancock county, sat
very near each other In one corner and talked
contidentially without receiving much at
tention. The Democratic State central
committee hiveis divided into three rooms.
Icto the first any patient Democratic pill
grim may enter without credentials. En-
trance TO the second ia had through per-
sonal prerogatiye and shape. bnt IL gaunt-
iet must be run before the third is entered.
At this door is stationed man who say
MIR. Taggart - very busy" The sword
must then be given, when the door opens
and the last appartment Is reached. con-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-10
University Extension Lectures.

The Indiana University Extension announces
course OF lectures at the Propylaum for the
season on american Political History and En-
glish Literature" Dr. James A. wo0dburn. OF
Indiana University. win deliver twelve lectures
on American political history. Chicago Uni
verslty is engaged to provide course on En-
glish literature. The lectures Will be given on
Friday evenings the first TO begi2 Nov. IL, at 8
o'clock r. NJ. Classroom work will precede the
lecture. Spectators and students will attend.
Outlines OF the course will be provided. Course
tickets will be sold Nov ! at the PropylHum. The
exact dates and subject OF the literature course
will be announced later. These will be given
either by Richard Green Moulton or Thomas j..
Lawrence.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-10
The Court Record.
COURT

Room s-Hon. Pliny W. Bartholomew. Judge.
Charles Wagner Va. George ". Freeman: ac-
count. Judgment in favor of plaintiff for
e4S5T4
William Pattison VS.. John Ferriter; account
Judgment in favor or plaintiff for $40.
Aele SNiis Fled
Henry Seibert ct al vs.. August G. Smith; suit
on account Room 1.
A. B. Meyer * Co. va. Alvin Davis ct al: me-
chauic's lien. Room 2.
August Richter VS.. Lille c. Grossard ct al;
to quiet title. Room 3.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Nen Shsfs Filed.
Hannah A Johnston John j. Cooper ct al;
partition and 10 quiet title.
William H. Nichols VS.. John @. Williams ct al;
to foreclose mortgage.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-10

Mrs. Ada II. Kepley and Mrs. Busy, from Eff
fingham. ILL.,. are visiting Miss Sarah Keely at
the Reformatory institution, in the interest OF n
similar institution for Illinois. great want is
felt for the unforturates of their state, and they
desire to look into the Indiana institution very
thoroughly. in order to present their plea TO their
Legislature in an intelligent manner Both Ia
dies are prominent workers In the W. @. T. u. of
their State. and Mrs. Kepley is an attorney at law
and notary public.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-10
Offer for q Colored Kindergarten.

Mrs. John C. Wright has proposed to the ladies
of the Free kindergarten and Children's Aid So
ciety that she will deed to the society two good
sized lots in the vicinity Of the City Hospital il
they win erect suitable building thereon for
the use of the colored kindergarten. Mr.. John
Z. Wright will head the list of subscribers to the
building fund with subscription of $500. The
ladies are delighted with the prospect OF a new
building, so much needed, and Will mako an eff
fort to have the money by the early spring.
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The Depauw-Butler Foot Bali Game.

Now that the election is unhappily settled.
people can turn their attention to something
in which there is more amusement and much less
'wear and tear" The football game between
the Butler and DePauw University teams, in the
college championship series. on Saturday. prom
ises to produce considerable excitement ITSELF
as the two teams are evenly balanced ana each Is
dead set TO win Reserved seats for the game
viii be placed on sale at the when Store to-day.
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MIR. Dennis's Ptc.ures.

Mr.. NJ. I'll. Dennis. celebrated artist of De-
troit. Is in the city for the purpose of making a
portrait OF Mrs. Zerelda G. Wallace. The picture
Is to be In pastel with which Mr.. Dennis is great
~ and chiefly skilled. Mr.. Dennis has with him
small collection of pictures. all in pastel which
he Is showing while here ia his room in the
Thorpe Block. One in particular. large
picture or young mother and her baby, Is a
gem. There are also Virginia land and water
scenes- The pictures are for any one see who
enjoys art Mr.. Dennis is ut work on several
portraits.
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Shortly before the time of closing yesterday
evening two handsome. well-dressed young men
appeared in the county clerks Office, in compa-
ny with Squire Daniels, and to one OF them,
Charles A. Rous. marriage license was issued,
the intended bride being Ada Dare. Both re-
side in New York city, and are in the chorus of
the Lillian Russell Opera Company playing All
engagement at the Grand this week.
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New Associations.

Articles of Incorporation were filed yesterday
with the Secretary of State by the South Chicago
City Railway Company; capitol stock. 100000.
Directors, v. s. Kennedy. Dwight F. Cameron
and O. 8. Gather.
BY the Berkshire Investment Company, of this
city; capital stock. $25, 900. Directors, q. A.
Boeckling, j. Frankel and A. j. BOeckling.
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Personal.

n. w. Bryant * Co. lG.roduced the new
regime yesterday by selling five pianos
one Steinway grand, ono Steinwey upright.
two Briggs. one Schaefer The Stelnway
upright was purchased by Mr.. Jacob Metz
ger, 301 North Tennessee street. as birth
day present for his daughter. who will give
o musicale in her parlore t.lis afternoon.
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Arabian Nights.

The annual fair of the Flower Mission Will be
held at Tomlinson Hall the first week in Decem-
Der. This season it will he fashioned after the
arabian Nights" and will be called the Festi-
val OF the Arabian Nightk. The members Of the
society who are already actively engaged in
making their arrangements for IL expect TO have
something delightfully."- unique and handsome to
attract the nuhlic -