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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12

but I couldn't help it. Everything
went wrong with ne. and | thought
| hadn't 4 friend in the world: dys-
pepsia caused this. and for months |
couldn't est anything. and inst suffer
ed in misery till | used SUlpiIer B;ttcrs.
Three bottles cured med Te'r!s, -
BoicIoin Street Boston. IFS.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12

Az able electrical expert says that
the prospect of moving ordinary trains
By electricity is about as good now as
the prospects of lighting cities by cleo
tricity were before the discovery that
electricity could be generated By a dy-
namo-electric machine. The radical
improvement looked for is the direct
generation of electricity from the en-
ergy of coal, without the Intervention
OF the boiler furnaces, the steam en-
gire and the dynamo.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12

-Megriirine is the only guaranteed
bermenent cure for headache and
neuralgia. Relieves in 20 to so miu
utes. A crest blood cleanser and
stimulant that in time positively cures.
sample bottle free, The DIR. Ntithall
Megrimins Cd; south Bend, lid
soId rs dttsststf:
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12

-Judson Randol is u next
Sheriff.
To-day fell the first snow of the
season.
The betting men in this town
had up all their cash on the result of
the election.
The Australian ballot law is a
success. 1t insurcs an honest election
and a fair count.
Republicans in this county did
lots Of scratching, but the Democrats
voted straight.
&C. C. C., Certain Corn Cure,
removes c0rns, warts, buniOns,
m0Ics and calIouses. Warran.
ico. See that C. &. G. Is blown
Ia every bottle. Take no Other.
There are just a. many Repub-
licans as there ever were, but they
scratched their tickets this year.
The Democrat vino says the
Common Pleas Court will he abolish
ed if Ross is elected Judge is u fool.
1t was a cycl:sae and it swept
clear across the country, doing great
est damage in Illinois and New York.
This city gave 6 good majority
again.t the adoption OF the stock law.
and the proposition is probably voted
down ii The county.
The indications are tlIattie stock
law is showed under. Now if our
city wants. stock law let the City
Council! Pass a stoc., ordinance.
There were thirteen hundred and
fitty-one votes polled in this city yes
terday, an increase of Two hundred
votes over the Presidential election
four years ago.
Capt. Lawrence, Of the transfer
Ooat ~" II Last Cape railroad yard
engineer celebrated the Democratic
victory in Illinois to-day, by blowing
the whistles of the machincry in
charge.
No Cure! no Pay! No Taste.
Dr.. MendcrEaiFs Aguc Cure
warranted TO c.sre Cki,is and
Fever. Price. So cents.
Charley Allen treated his friends
last night. At about nine
he invited a NUMBER of his
10. his barber shop to partake
Of a feast &c had prepared fo- them.
and it proved to be a feast sure
Two large coous and 4 III"
fat upossum were nicely baked with
sweet potatoes, and they were served
nice an.i hot. Besides Re other good
that go ~: a dainty dish like
baked coon and 'possnm Charley
treated his friends to something
10 warm the blood.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12
A CLEAN SWEEP.
The Republican County Ticket
Elected.
Jackson, November 9th, 1892.

NOFUT1Utr 9tn, IoS-.
Cape Girardeau county goes con-
trsry to the National result. Ii has
elected all the Republican county
ticket except Judge Of County Court
from First District.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12
THE ELECTION.
The Democrats Garry the Country
and cleveland is Elected.

The Garry the Country
and cleveland is Elected.
The latest telegraph reports give
Cleveland New York, Iliinois Con-
necticut. and probably Indiana. The
Democratic majority in New York is
nP.rlr forty thousand. TIc Peoples
I'sEiy mas carried Cc!cralo, Wyom-
ing and Ncvaaa I'D are claiming
kansas.
Stone is elected Governor s. g
email plurality.
Democratic :a:"s are reported all
over the country.
Cape Girarieau county has elected
. full fbn,nlit.,n cnypty fi.i-ot
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-31
DEATH WEEK.
Singular Ceremonial Which Taken
llurn In HurH1 l:u>>ia.

4 Singular Ceremonial Witch Takeu
l'lnre In Eura1 Hu>>ia.
Death week" the ''Smurtna Nc.
dely*a" OF tho Slaro11ic people. marks
the end of winter IN rural Russia. It
is kept during the lust seven day, of
March, ami III Il survival pu1r and
simple 1T curly paaanism, IN the
old Sluvonic mythology, a. In the
minds 1T the mass Of untauyht Rus
sinns nowadays, the iileu Of death
and winter is closely associated, and
the ceremonies proper to the death
week" from the sacrifice to the
''Vodyanoi," or water spirit. with
which it begins, to tho driving out
and drowning of death, with which
it terminates, are based upon the
superstition that was formerly uni.
versal IN northern Europe. That
writers TN Russia and lie Russians
have given no account Of tho death
week" celebration is due, no doubt,
to the fact that it takes place ut II
time Ut tho year when travellers art
rarely tempted to visit Russia, and il
confined to rural districts out Of the
beaten rack, which are unlikely to
attract Foreigners
When the ito begins tn break on
the water, Willtcr III considered over
in Russia, and the breaking Of the
lce is due the Russian peasants hold
to the 'VNtyanol,' or water spirit
who has his abode in tho rivers and
streams, lie has slept over the win"
ter, they say. and awukes hungry
and angry with the first rays of tho
returning SIM. 11e bursts the con-
gea1ed covering Of the water, sends
the ice foes flrifting, drives the fish
from their ha11nts and Cruises the
streams to overflow.
III the last week of March there.
fore, before tho ice bogjns to break,
the peasants IN rural Russin start
the death woclx'' celebration by
preparing 81 s;&t:r;tiec for Ito "vody.
anoi, 80 TINT he snail ret be kent
whiting when no s&walst's from his
winter sleep. J7lny meet together
III the yillagt. where tho celebration
II to tnke- platoI and subscribe u SUM
OF 1no1lt:y ft,p tt1 tho purchase OF o. yo1r1a
horse E. fIl:Ila animal l14ttHt not IL
ffEI ffiaI1t tl>ittTl4t l5t1&lr
:llztt t1tatl I,1 M III
n + ~#5H n :- *s=-'**=
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-31

"Ho1d mp them hands,
The train ro>lcr llelI his revolver
pointed Mt the head OF the only passenger
In the cur who had not complied with
tho stern command.
"Holl EN- up" he repeated. TOR I'll
blow the whole top o yer head Off,
u would If cou1d." quietly replied
the pale but self possessed passenger,
looking down at his empty sleeves,
'but l haven't seen them for nearly
twenty mine years. | left them on the
field ct Gettysburg"
OF came the hat Of the nurderous
villain aud there was a nuslti,lpss in his
voice as he said: II beg your pardon,
sir! wouldn't hurt n hair Of your
head for thu whole United States," AID
passed on to the next 1tlan.
You look young to have been u sol
dIer III lS1J said u fellow travc1cr aftrr
ehh rol'ln'r had cleaned out the train and
gone.
"Atc:" replied tho other. II wasn't
ton years old In 1eG;}. never saw Get
tysbnrg. /! WIS born this why. But
I'm uheal about $3.50 on this little
game,
And the Ar1nless Wonder of the Wa
bash tlcftly took gold watch out Of his
vest pocket with his toes. noted tho time
OF day an1 said he guessed the tr,1in
wonld be an hour late ut tho dinner stu
ton and he was getting mighty hungry.
Chicago Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-31

As regards the >51tJr;>lity.f circus
lif*', thu occupation Ut thu perform
sa'3 fe11jitls that tho: should indulge
in dissipation If any kind. Even II
inclined III tho direction ut vice they
have no time to il.'lul@x. in it. On:
the road they rise ut t,r o'clock.
leave the sleeping car aud breakfast
mt il hotel and have a morning re-
hearsnl. Then come dinner, tue
afternoon performance and supper.
then the evening performance, anf'
ut ~ o'clock, on an hour and haiti
after they are through work, they
must he in the cur again or a severe
fine is imposed.
In winter tho stars 60 to Europe
and perform in tho heated circus
buildings or stay at home and prac.
tice. 1t III II hard life, but it is a.
good as any other honest calling, anil
/ c;lnnot recollect II single scandal
that has been proved to lie at the
door IF a circus actor.-~Dcuyer Sun
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-31

A rich tinancior once called upon
Victorien Sartlou and explained brief,
'ly that tho passion Of his life was to
attend I'll tho first night OF the ron
resentation Of play. Sorry cunt
~oblige you, said Stlrvlou, unticip>:
ting tho request. II thought not, NJ.
:sartlou, but I have M itlca, / have
u beautiful daughter eighteen years:
Old 7 will Riye her 200, 0n0 flyl1lcs II
your f!on will Etcca1pt lle1' as l1i@ wife;
then bnl1t{5S$$= tue fathor-iGrlaW tf fiji
Won t1,p=&4lltltnr tsllitll hJtt'{,= T.
4 nv rllft1ily<1
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nights ut Hi, lleeea. 1icngo YUst,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-31

They Learn tho Art Of niAIn. MUIR
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-31

Taroe-quarters Of the Democratic
party Of the En1pire State arc depressed
and lisheartened, and in tens Of thou,
sands Of instances disgustod and enraged,
by the action OF tho Chicago convention
III forcing 1pon them u candidate against
whom they and their duly accredited
representatives have In thunder tones
said ono ~ The echoes of this reano,1
etrat'co will not SOON die away. r. THY
vii. :h 70 llt']'tl tyr every polling 1llheA Id
Tho StzAtolf1 attl viii be oIe
=ts4 - i: +. .=. .: 1t:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-31

gcn TIL: >o Co.,. cute m0.'c than m.
other to tic amount required. 49,
The horse il taken to II stable spe:
cialIy reserved for tho gift to thc.
"Vodyanoi' and fed for three luys
IN bread ,,11d ni1cake. On the fourth
dry, ut midnight, tho horse IL t1llen
froin the stall and conducted to the
nearest river or stream. the villagers
following iii II |w1y. The n1a,lo il
decorated with rtsl ribbons, tic h{.a<!
$mcu.x:d with honey, tho legs a1.c tit4|
toEct her and Il couple of n1iilStnncs
secured to the neck: Then Il lnlo II
made iii. tlls, icc und t11N horse t1>zuw,s
into the "N;lte1 q living sucriiice IT,
Thu >>Vt1yVnoi. .>.: T. -~. r: .. II: .:
TT TT f'ls'ler folk 1T 1llr A1Hhn1)oy*> Dis
.t11ct> r119r} d quantity oi' .lttt.==iniG: Id Hill
uasttAt' i1lat<:d ct i: III il
ann the 11lil'n% &$jI ile ( If$
tho :h*o1scS bead .;;<Etp* tic *riT01|<.,:t
mot }to living :t.li1ntl,. =:*+ A>tft'r *t'>
lNasi1l4 the wutrr: spirit. tic, 11o1s;:
Spirit, tho ,'tDon]nvoi, \: call@ for Il
s;tcri<,Gc: =He 3eW;tkcs III the night I'll
Manr'1 -, :Ind will wait only. three
:,1:&>*s for his otfnri:ly.~ T.. -, on return
ing from tho riv.:1. sid, thu viI1ayer~
prepare IL suitable gift for him. They
talsea fat black pig, kill it and cut
it into ns 1nuny pieces as there o1y'
residents i'll the place. Each resi-
dent receives o1&c piece, which hr
st1.tiglltwuy b11rics rn.lcr thu door
step ut thu entrance To his ho1asr.
III sone parts, it IL sud, Thu coun-
try folk bury a few t.:y. beneath the
threshold ct the dwelling to propiti
atc thu ''Do1novoi." London Spec
tIT1r
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-31

f. THOSE who we're Fortunate enough
to hear Robert Burns smiths disser~
tatlon IN the Tariff during The cauI~
paign OF 1850 will 10 doubt be pleased
To learn that Robert will do it again
this fall. The samt Old "Acorna,n
and THE same old "HumAu Hair Raw ~
will be discussed, and the same inc,,n>
eequentinl and illogical conclusions
arrived ut on stritiy schedule time.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-31

The native was ut tho ticket win
dow ct Il railroad down south, a,lt
the smart clerk was cl1aln1,i11g hi,
hit Inside because the native was u,
exaslumting}y deliberate.
How tar Ii it to Wahoo;" he
t1rawlt.l.
Forty eight miles," snapped thu
clerk. $3.50. +:
WHATS the prlc., Of II ticl;ct!'
One fifty"
The native bt'pg;,n to go through, his
pccketbo,k slowly.
Come, COME, h1a1v up" urged
the clerk *'timtt's money on thu
road"
is III" tl.uwlts1 tho native, layi,.e
down the price very carefully.
Yes, it il.
well" he sud, hauling out tue
ticket. If it tlUasn' make any better
money thun it does time I reckon,
soine of YOU is goi1l tn yit arrested
for co11ntcrfeitin ONO OF these days =
and III, moved away, dragging his
heels oi the floor at every step. de.
tloit Fret, Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-31
key note when he discourse u ~ fellows
oti the evils If convict lease labor:

MA tAC EFt45 ~ toA FAtt lFHcF taVt'.
The Republican party IN opposed To
tile l-u>e -y-trn,, A. ttlr candidate III
that lsntty | unl oppu~-d to leasing t|le
cunvltlr 1T the state. ber:tnsa it t. hut
policy Anu not III iint win lI4 ltIlrr~
e~t- ut tNe state, IL 41ttlrr /. II In urcnrN
with tlle in'ein.ls IF ,ile people. At1,
nuatttratly pln,se.t 10 tnt leash Il ri
cVAvtct> ltttnlIet 1t liz ''WrunE III i,t1n
tllt;tt aid vttltus ~ tuat:t ice 1t IL
Ii II et1lIattun III tlonu atm suu@c|e Auu
il u frrutstte ~ tut demands ri Ell
:llHlI~t t.viIfz ,tlnti. n'}r tn 1l=.1s'nulIn~
TT humanity. Thv Inw III til. |alH
"ell uiI not lltetnptate the: working
@of rtuvt:t~ tpr prtllt. Pre- lit n uus <Isr
Quiet .ui lttt1r punistltnet.. but " hut
ev~: rtrult> tlulI tfs'ef lnttil s'3t,<llt, ~,
H. the .et"tt, ahA :uok TO- tllt ntt.in tht. 4
tisHy Ieest u, Il1e Eft.ttt *ft1;i .r4 lnt5s w.
lflt: sA*tt1li li@~ lAlAt~* <,st3> ft,ivc
lsttl 1t+tte nj,,.l ft4te ttt,r. *i nrfeutaI,~ =
IVz&l il l|arN .tAAHI@ 1su. pgtnnt:tiotl: ~
t|tt .sAtt r. 1T AIta> rtt>. uEtltl>t ttlt halt.
lMid, t'aI'~ittt =lafrtE ii ~Eu.'f,e. Hs'u i "
ag 'Tn>t .+t4t1NIt:t Iatur Ny >vi~e ana
ben IT, I'll ar II laws. tht r*lhlbiicAn
ttIly lla@ gwen the lAhuter PROTECTION
'H3a'lset tt't ffiuI}fl IAHDF NJ ttHCf
.tu|l4trIs. Aud. IL uitIrdett lu up,ur~
ttat,4..>. Will ptulntly Aut,lIsh TIE te.se
y>teu', uEd, nS lar as 1t j. pos s,hl- III
nt~n ~ itgtsfratlnn, prevent tnhvlrt
laiu,f frum competing with ifee labor
Ut Trhne-nee. .
The doctrine promulgated by Gov.
Wln-ted III also proclaimed in the
platform IF the republican party In
Teltnessee, and i. likely to cause II
political revolution in thai stnte.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-31
GROVER in out in another letter Il

GROVER In out in another letter to
a gentleman Of Chattanooga, Tent,
In which he denies any responsibility
OF spatk'a despottc rule in the general
land otflee. This III II case where dell-
tal wont 20. 1she veriest ainpleton
knows That no general land office cnnl-
n'1aHiontra would or could pursue Il
policy not authorized ny the atlininla~
trAs'uns>* wv regret. to sny it hat this
IL q 0=sst. ~hern Gruver Hes:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-31
Call lar II Republican tnunty Ionse nt Ion.

:, In pursuance IT ting action q TIL Republican
Central t'nnInlt'e' Of tus.rr county, Mnutnna,
primary slrrtEunh arh trf"rf1 to e hnIA tn tin,
vAruu+ precincts nattAI t4.I,w. .ln @Htufatay
September Eth. 19st!. hrtwerza tIlr ht,ur> uf nn
'"cl'ek ns ftr t11f purpose 1T tlectinx tleln
Aas n9 n'f3 ~ I'LL IT. ts '' rf ." fS
Miles fi'y. M4l1ta1u sttt INT nsti:E, ~nrtt 11lntr
9Th 1,'- u .nStl1ek r., mi, foe fla tn1tr''srnf
different precincts viii h IL. folnw-,
Forsyth !. IL n: " . II: If,
Kotch'td * i
H.. 7:
Kancllaf # ==.4 st; j
tn 'tt = l.
Albright t+ u.
butte AelbN hpuhe :=.>
rarr!:s., Il, ;1 IL
SsG"o i lu4e. UIttflct III MI 4 M
r !, " III 4
thas i raiit !. HIN: {: \:
na.'is',y Y t'f1nA1l: II
H"tchk i'm " .,f. 4t+ n t49 n: Fl
i.tet," ~. y. III u. ii,
y l'tit.> =:t..s+
Asl,|a',,i 1: : Il:
1 miiis ra il, ID fVtlet : 1
Ii,cketts Z. 4. ,:z H..
rnwd'r,'ile i. .@
t,"vcrnmo,,, sa:wmiu =: \. 4, -:
sHiti.; rat'el On he j'eaycf:
WrIhs scl<tsl lio,.se. : !. ,.
stHtlurd'+ ). ~ T.. .
u 4 ranch mi Powder il. !: II. 4,
Al!cn i"fse ranch Il, !
''>''''''' 49, 7 =
:*,
1bIa1 $685. +t+.s., ~. ~
uelrsqtes to: tho. County Convention erctrtt
under ti,it call will protitln themselves with
credHntla r. from tlh I,lslxe- Ut til. Urinary
electinns In tiAir Respective precincts. III nrsler
that their rE ht 10 eeAts aud yotu- in tho cuu-
yentlon ,naS hi, determined =
~. =: .....' H.. =" II. NJ. MORAN, r..
!. II. GnRDDA. thmn. 10. tr1I, t:nnl.
~ Secy, Ga. Gen f:nu. '-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-31

NnTE=-The attention nf republicans IL called
to the fact hat thc cpnyenti called 1y the
tlc.tate aud judicial district catt,t,ntie1l+ tiiy
And nit for tie nomination. ~ ct:t.Iatns III,
the c',HHty ticket, i cn1lty cput:A,iou for
this PURPOSE will le cnlr4 lHtrr Aul dine Huticr
giren. -.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-31

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rt,,,ufy in thr fuirn| dist .jr+ rnuy,,ut i'm TIA.
# txfn III LAM
Yn. III
IL. f.,f1.,,Yx E".t~:*:.
H lies t'ity ,; r.: !. !, ILL., . % II
Forsyth. !. II !. Il. L.
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-31

SPECIAL RUN No. 10.
GREATEST VALUE ON EARTH.
TyIrr'a *Fnmons Antique lsuIk nol1 t,ux.-
tAtn Ises4& complete. kee special <:la.llaar..
M. 1904 = #, q la. long, not $1,000
Mo. 4U09. IL, iu. = :" sal 90
Mo. 1910. j. #. 1f1,g, II &23.OO
:AIso neE new lHo page catalogue for
ta1z. f4teHE cut ~ nbos1t 90 aesr cent iron,
foF't,&f lint. f,tJok3 t@fEk;. poBtuge l0t,*
ahppad fraua IT., Iots, No.. or Tnhiap Apo1in, Ind.
H. NAk d'tsA' n 4 +tEt%s A. ssIsz:*'1Az,Fy.
WE fHf1f to eay&zFy Eank In Thirty stutes,
IYLEE E3ESl< CO., st. Louis, Mo.
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Delegates to the. county convention elected
nn'ler tl1is call will provide themselves with
cretien initials frt'n tue Judges of the primary
elections in their respective precincts, in that
their right to seats AMI sotcs in tug conycnti II
may he determined. 49, Fl. II. MORAN,
), GORDON. !. CAmn T.. III, &utu
Secy. TO. Tn, *om.>: .--.
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Pullman Sleeping Car Route

Pullman servicn daily hetween Chicago, St
Paul, Mont na and The Pacific Northwest anu
between st Paul, Minneapolis and MInneaora
North Dakota and Manitoh lointh..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-31
THE POPULAR Line.

Daily Express Trains carry elegant PnlE.n
A]eeplng Cars, Dining Cars, Day Coaches, Pull
man Tourist sleepers Il Free Colonial sleepers.
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FOR 1'lsE.>I DENT,

BEN AID! ].::!:y F l!,R2:z--00u
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EECNlirI.D MOETGAlaE.S.


Aichelc. John. to A hlagrs II Sth-st Ave \,
isecrs, Hcbcr to Dalton, 5I3. map
Opdyke 3 yeats. -. 800
ed %l%y ros r nor to ls pG cor adave
Conoyer, Allen : . W Hopper. n s9th's'. Mad
casper Edward u II Penncman. % Market.st. /
Cotter' John to L nrsh, wfsayc. If2i.st
Cono,cr, Alien y. to W AdaEs soth.st,
Madison-aVe. / year, . morris. FlSOOO.
Common Margaret The Bfoidway Savings Inst. Lots
Il and 30. map Car.mont, var q, 700 -. 90,
:, Dyr,en Martha NJ TO W WI Drysen' No l3i
Dunn Eliza j. to Francis N Jenchs. II 5 ojth-st.
Sth.avc. / year. . mort, 10000.
Defner Joseph. to Dalton, : Potter Place, W
EhrliGgcr, C6irlottc to Henrietta Buddcnhagcn OF
IL iti-st, Of 2d-ayc. years, 1000.
Field Laura D. 10 ChaS l. 1inony. OF 20th-st. OF
frcund, Jacob to Morris stonhcimcr, Of lothavc
Fletcher Francis j. ocor7c Ehrct. 25i Bowcry. de-
Fry, Pauline to the J Chr e Hupfcl Brewing Co. No
Fischer. Michael aud wife to Andrew Dalton. n Of
Unlon.ave, 9 Of IIoinanst years. $1,000
c Of Len0N-ave, months, : 80.
Icrrel, Henry, Joseph Levi as trustee G OF
Harris Samuel and wife to James Ketrncy OF 1lSh.
st. Of Ma1ison.aIc, nston onis, 81 600.
liohl Charlie. 70 J q Thomas OF i53d'st OF Trn'
Martin, Tii ana wife, to Catharnc L Beekman.
McCo.ky James A. 70 John Downey, s 26th.st.
9th.aye. years, sll, 900. ,,.,..-
Edgccomb-ave li5th-st demand, $500.
Mcnken Marsafcs ana enc ono to Jaae Wolfe.
Mos; Frank, to Title onarlnicc and Trust Company.
l2oih.'t w., dave year. frs 100 curr,e, co
Limited I2Is,-,t u Malhattan-ave demand 400 800
49, New.York Realty Company TO Frederic ) Midiebrook,
Robinson. Thoma. }. md wife TO Amelia Marx,
i2G shit 1, Gsnf % MsSy caa ,,a
son.aye demand. S2OOO.
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schilllng Francis A, to Mary L Brady; 137th'st'
Of Alexanderave, year. 81, . -, ,,.xo,a.-
same 20 Mary Berry; 13Ithst, OF AeAanue'
ave | year SO -o,. n,
Stern Jacob \, to Clara Goldsmith; 72d-st' o Oh
- smith Clarence F. TO Row NJ Smith; Nos sol TO 5o3
Westinghouse. year. S2J, 600. ~ 4. Gambia
The William Il u, al Land improvement 20 70 oopmio
Ber-llng; EcekLanavc, OF l'ecch Terrace !c'r
Tanner Henry w, to II p De GRAF; forst'sVe' II "
cor lJGth-st 3 years fiouO, -, > 49,, o,o.s,sr OK
Vog.I IIcyr.an. to Frederick w Ioew ana aho-er, ~
ccutor and trustee; shave, oil ooth'sI' S''
Var Nostrand. Hetty b, to Title Guarantee 9nd iru'O
20 : lT7thst, Of M1disOD-aNe, years tfVOV' nj,
wall Agne' 7. NJ. 10 S Mclen; lSoui'S'' u
Wooscy Edward j. executor, to John stewart; c'
a. I"Snoion ave cor Of 22d-st years S32 wv, NJ
wilmer Esther and another TO Abraham stern NJ w.
Deancey.st. ia>tals $500. =, G. ,,o.,. M Gj
Wrlnscld. Louis. and wife, 70 NJ Herrm%i' w w.
sheKoc; .;her and another Jonas We'll and anoUer
No 1IS SuHolk-st. years. $2.5OO
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THE HOUSE COMFORTABLE.

By AGNES BAILEY oRMSBEE. PIP. vi, 232. 1ero'
Cloth Ornamental, 81.
A work Of much practical value 70 housekeepers ana
home.makers and especially to all such a. cohtep'"
making for themselves homes. l; contains d'&icu
and variety Of information regarding e
arrangement and equipment Of the ordinary d"chN' 'u
how to furnish economically and skully every part OF IT,
from basement 10 attic The approximate prices OF many
articles Of furniture given and also PLAIN directions con-
coming the selection of ser, iceable and desirable goods