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FOR POPULAR CHOICE OF SENATORS.

ARGUMENTS BEFORE THE HOUSE COMM TEE
BY ADVOCATES OF THE MEASURE
Washington Jan. 16.-The proposition TO erect
United states by direct vote OF the people was
pressed today upon the attention Of the House COMMIT
tee on election Of President, Vice President anu ePre
sentatves in Congress with earnestness ana Vgof oy
four members of the House who made argument De-
fore the committee in favor OF constitutional amend
ment to bring about this result. The speakers were
REPRESENTATIVES Miller, Of Wisconsin; Bryan, OF Ne
braska: Enloe Of Tennessee, and Johnson, OF North
Dakota.
Mr. Miller urged the committee to report a Joint
resolution, introduced by him, proposing constitu
tlonal amendment which would give each state one
Senate, and additional representatives in the United
States Senate for each million Of inhabitants, all
the Senators be elected directly by the people Mr..
Nllers contention that the smaller States had
nisproportiOnatey large representation in the Senate
snd that scheme would secure more equitable rep
resentation.
Mr. Enloo Of Tennessee, said that while those nvest
cations which had been made into charges of corrup-
ton in the election of Senators had generally been fruit
less vet there was no doubt the minds Of thinking
and reading that there was substantial 1ounda-
ton for the charges in many instances
Mr. Powers OF Vermont. asked MI Enoe II popular
elections might not result in sending less able TO
the Senate and IL the present method did not secure
the services Of of ability who. perhaps, could not
be induced 10 take part in political contest such as
was incident 10 elections.
Mr. Enoe said 1t might possibly occur occasionally
but that the country would suffer less to have fool
In the Senate for six years than TO have corrupt
sooundrel.
The three constitutional amendments offered by
Messrs Bryan of Nebraska EnlOe. Of Tennessee, and
Johnson. of North Dakota, differed In this that MI
Bryan's amendment proposes that Senators shall be
elected by direct vote only in such states as through
their proper legislative machinery, decide to elect
Esnators in this manner-whie Messrs Enloe and
Johpson propose that the new method shall be COM
rlsory as to AL states the adoption OF the proposed
amendment Mr.. Bryan said that the argument In
favor Of the adoption Of his amendment was that
the prospects of it, adoption were greater than II IL
made a change compulsory. The result OF the cleo
hon OF Senators by direct vote would be such as to
p,puarlze the new method even in those States which
were not now willing to make the change
Mr. Johnson. of North Dakota the
Republican caucus nominee for United States Sen
stnr bit he asserts defeated by combination.
lie was approached he said by The attorney Of rail-
road CORPORATION and told that to make his election
rcrtan il was necessary TO give an assurance that nc
would favor a certain man as Judge The at orey said
iha. The railroad had secured the election Of or
tcb members Of the Legislature, and controlled their
10 es Mr. Johnson said that he declined to give the
assurance, and was defeated
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g. month and this sum was sfterwad increased anu
Studer now receives So month. -
In rannorr 1see studer filed an application for an
tnc-,,s. If HE pension lie declared that a. te o"o
Of Mine Run We. Noyembef 26 1908 ~ hu'. , .,
sef internally by jumping over a fence ana 'ha' On
G. 1891 m tho Battle Of the Wilderness. ne "1s nav
deaf by the nrr OF battery. II Is an,-'u ,,s
ia ,, ar,c q, two no.,rie. Harrison Bel and James
r Hoffman Of Dr. John u. Thompson. SURG on OF ~
regiment and Of Charlie, H. Wey-1n and C1paih "9"''
officer, under whom he served. Bull is accHsa o' GUM
completely in the crime. ard 50 Is thru man VIM goo Nv
hcon arrested Bal in Bulls was hAcd al S-'VV0 ~
Irdce Henedlct in the United States Circu. Court
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Proposals.
WASHINGTON. d. G.. Deccmhcr rs. 1sa1~

WASHINGTON, ID. c. December IS, 1891
az Sl.ALED PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF
BUILDING. NEW-YOEK. y Y. b. virtue of 49,
thorty vest q By ACT OF Congress, approved Mar
1881 (p,gc so. volume 90 Y. . Stitutes az Iargc'
taled PROPOSALS viii he received H. BE- opened a. ia
United St,tes lpasury Del artment AZ O'clock % ~
January 20 1892 purchase OF The foIlowpc d,
scrb1 land situate. lying and being In the civ ~
Newly York ia the County OF NcwYork STATE az %e ~
YORK constituting the entire squ1r" formed by Wal
william ana Hanover streets and Exchange Place ,nJ
pfovements thereon owned by the Uni"d States
hent and known the United State, Custom House a. i
city OF Newfofk County OF New YORK Stat az sc,
fork Each bidder must distinctly under.tnnd tia, III,
Conditions 80 ''''' a'u
In with the provisions OF said Act Of con
gress, approved March 3. 1891 above
VIII be- considered for the purt base said dr.rt led
therefor. Zach BID must specify the o; money wIrb
The bidder Will the UniteI STAT 70 The ohn,,
Described sbd and the improvements thereon and acr IN
pay 10 the See OF the II five mr. cent
81 NE purchase money uIon delivery Of qult.sau ded
10 the property and twenty Ave cent u prcha>e
money IT, one. two ard three years. civ in
tefs thereon the OF four per annn and
give Hen the for the unpaid
purchase money at the time OF Ia" delivery auctin
deea 70 the pop"rts ard to lease tn" property 20 the
Uhted states Tor -uch time the Unef STATE, NAV do.
SIRE 70 occupy the and until the completion Of tho
Work OF erecting l.. :. Custom House building I'm
orN ~ Y. u rent not 10 exceed four per cent
o' the anorn. o. the purchase money. EHch propo,al
usb Dc ACCOMPANIED b. certified check In sum OF
sZoVt adc PAYABLE order ~ the Treasurer of
unlci States as guarantee for the faithful conp lance
Mh ue terms OF the proposal under this adycreu.pt
Inc Government tie right 10 reject any or ali bts
g gs.I 70 CHARLES FOSTER. Secretary Of the
treasury, washington, d. o."
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Oarlino Nraocmics.

A LEXANDER MACGEEGoR r.. -. $500,
~ NleudelssOnn I.Oo.n5. Jos w 3oth'.t ,.r
Private l,->Ul- ana classes III u''.hib -''
Now classe, immediately after tne hchnays
4 -A-WALIZ and nj fashH onnhle dances taut.,. ~
-. vat. and ca-> lessons Ledi'-, MIS- an Ni',
ef,aruoou Crafls- fIffH9 onl 'FI'- '',.t
,'""t"-.. o5,,.'lsr. KNICE EKLOCKLR CON>iENA-
TORY, - Wet lith-st
r, an # ,ryviG,S SCHOOL FOR DANCING, Music
L ian ms. and 7in.aVe. AIpy iof private lessons
to 9l7 -th.aye. "
4, GORGE wALLACE's sCHOoLS;-Mu'.e Han. 57th-
IL - AM al es' and pentl m"n> ta'srs i1.ii-
-, .or Wd,'.S,v-7 eminr- ,hilden's class, Wclne,-
DIV satu dav afternoons. Harlem SchoO o west l-oi'
IT, tn 'sday and Ffdal. See eIeel..--
n, GEORGE DODWORTH.
/ GsI FIfTHAyE.
PriNat Lesson
Mans Class MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
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NEEDS OF THE NATIONAL SOLDIERS HOMES

NEEDS OF THE NATIONAL SOLDIERS HOMES.
Washington. Jan. 16.-Thc Hoard Of Managers OF
National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers to-day
had an audience of hour and "a half with the mem
hers Of the House Committee OF Appropriations and
several of the members of the Military Affairs Com.
miiee on the needs OF the Homes for the next fiscal
year General Franklin president OF the Board. was
The chief spokesman The Board has asked for an
incr ase Of s2sOoO0. bringing nic total amount up
to 81 .72s 900, for the support of national homes
proper and for an increase OF 100000 over last
wears appropriation of $500, 900 in the amount TO
be paid state homes for OF disabled volunteers
under the act giving State homes 500 annually for
each Union soldier maintained therein. 1t was cx'
planned by General Franklin that the veterans OF the
late were, with advancing years, MAKING greater
demands upon the homes.
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pEysroyER CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

John Studer, farmer and william +. Bull OF Middle.
town. " Y arrested there Friday and brought 20
Ludlow Street Jan by Deputy Marshall Brant and McCod
ney are charged with forging adavts in support OF an
,,c,ease IN Stders pension Suder enlisted August
10 1852 in Company X, l24th NAwYork Volunteers.
He was wounded in the head by the bursting Of she'll
In December 1904 fled appi sstIon for pension.
sAich was granted The next month. He fret received
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Lehigh Valley Railroad

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortandt and Des.
brusscs sts.. as follows
g. m. Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate point
t,cllrNd ~ on. tli 10 hester Buf.
t,lo and the West. PottNle and principal local points
Chair and pullman Car to Suspension Bridge.
o a. Mauch Chunk and intermedinte points
M. Pl1nLtii all points.
so p Tor Elmra and Intermediate points; chair
ear % Nlkesblrie
n.ct,on On Reading and Harrisburg.
"a N m Found uOh and all informed points.
8Io !, m. for l. and B, junction and principal inter
,,ayln,, n,lnts Char Car TO l.. and Il Junction
so D. for Pott,vio and Intermediate points. Chair
Gar L. VILE
''I5 20 p m. Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate pona.
CoHmrrti on R'tdng and Harrisburg.
vi 10 n IN or bennington an All intermediate points
20 b. IN for Geneva Lyons. Elmra. Rochester Buff
,a,o aud West. Pullman Sleeper Lyons and Sus-
pen ION Bridge. ,,oo
80 n m for all points In Mshanoy and Hazel.
"" N SUNDAY TRAINS
10 and II for Mauch Chunk Hazclton. Shenandoah
snd i1tsrurdatc points
'"5 - d m Tor Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
30 u fOr 'icneta, LYONS Elmin Rochester, Buf-
fxlo and the West pullman Sleeper Lyons and Sus-
p General Fe-'"rn ONlce 23S Broadway.
The New.YOrk Transfer co. will coll ror and check
baVgsge fro hotN 80 r"sdence through 20 destination
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"a I. 4 IL LINES,

u
RsfH SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NETWORK AND
r. CHICAGO. VIA cHArTAuouA LAKE. OR 81.
e A&AA Of h|I Ha6u Il SHf fSkhsfs F1
route Pas.als; Paterson. Tuxedo. Sewburs.
dale, scranton, Bingh,m,on. Emire. Corning. Watkins
nonc.e Rarao S.sara FIJI. 6fonS csaaSaaqi
Lax, ey.'na Cncn1u ST. SS' Che &c ,ne al
. o. TS aq' nSu eof t rs we a
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS
900 lake or car SsvYor to har SAAn seSa.
Mcrnell.yls to cnennsa. cOnnse. a. Pors Jervi. in
union station. except Sunday. Tor Monticello.
NE~TIBlIED LIMITED.
~ On p n Dally-SOl4d lOE ago. Via Chautau
3.UU que Lake. with dining to Chicago Sleeper,
Chicago. Cleveland aud Cincinnati
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
q oop NJ excep; sund4y-bos Blnghanton. Hone.das
GOV and Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRIM EMPRESS.
= on =. NJ. D,ny-solld train to Ch.gas0 ~ A.sAra
Dow Fl!; saa Grand Ir ra s,l Railway essDs'' to
PACIFIC ENPRE>s.
= oo p VI. Daily-va Chautauqua Lake ana Niagsr,
$50 als sold " Chicago s!seDe's TO BuialO.
Cneago and Cincinnati
FOR PORT JERvIs.
xyyrrK DAYS. q. IN, q. m. 10 30 o. M. p m
w $50 m 80 % 80 p 50 T b. n = 30 30 s. no
FOR NEWBCRG.
" ,. n. Sandays-9 a m. D. M. 8 80 p
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
A, ATs AND IlMEcrABLEs, nay be obtained from
aiming select li,t Of and boardln houses sGburOn
ome de,eron as Isny OF ch.uuau'
Nv lckGIs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a.
i 4OI, 81. and 95J BroadSay' Chambers and West
23d.s Ferries. Ne"YorA 1888 FTlton,sr. Brooklyn :;
is MoOoken and JERSEY CITY Station. Erie Transfer
sSm p,'' through 70 dcstinatlon
'''''' D. l. ROBERTS, General Passenger Agent.
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JUDGE LINDSEY WILL DECLINE.
TIE REFUSES THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COM
x-r.r,e

MSSIONERSIuP.
Washington Jan. 1G,-Judgc Lindsey, Of Kentucky.
whose nomination as a member Of the Interstate Com
,nerce Commission sent to the Senate last
week saw the President today and stated that he
had decided TO decline the appointment Whether or
not anything took place TO induce Nh Lindsey to With
T,Il lis dcc,inatOn or to reconsider his determine
lion cannot now be learned.
Judge Lindsey Informed an Associated Press rep
resentativo that he hGd informally told the President
that his personal interest compelled him to decline
the appointment lie fully appreciated the honor done
him Dy the President and deeply regretted that he
could not accept II.
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New Publications.

4 NTON RUBINSTElN'S "a, ,,,,
SIC ;, Translated by Mrs. John =. Morgan. Coth 81
CHARI,F.S r TRETBAE Stenway Hail. New-forK'
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near Avenue A. splendid nve-story factory building.
Diagrams and full particulars from Auctloneer' NO
III Broadway. Trinity building N. y
ID, p sasS T..s, co. aa Ani 81
4 ~ O'Clock noon tas Reel E;,S:s Exchange and
Yonscr. AqSt' ~ I So and 70 q%aa%qfsys
and basement subcear dwelling 23A3o lot o2iNoo' aso
plot adjoining, 6i.sxlOO.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 90.
o4,Se 5.s.oy brovastonc ia, s5x5s61oO; all i'm
proyements.
THURSDAY. JAN. %.
,,..n and Sl 14se E5, El9Gs size Of plot
r9gETH v Ayg 6o ASP o s9 kGc each
2ls East 42d.st., 4..tory double store
THURSDAY. vEB. 4.
Cedar and Pearl S. northwest corner two p tstory
brick buildings Sj7x7l6 Geo " Read Agent Pine'st
MAPS AT AucTloXEERs'. II AND % LIBERTY ST:
ORCHARD " HARNET"T & CO., Auetioneers.
"A. will sell at auction
WEDNESDAY. FEB. II.
a, ~ O'Clock noon at Zeal Estate Exchange and Auc.
ton Room. 80 to GO Litcfvy-st
EXECUTORS SALE.
ESTATE OF JOHN Il. SIMPSON. DECEASED.
BowERY AND RIvINGToN.sT.
Southeast Corner.
8.story and 5.story brick buildings, plot t5.uI7J.,
ST. 49, ISL 3s3 3s5 FOURrHAvE.,
SOUTHEAST CORNER 27TH.sT.
and opposite Madison Square Goafden.
Four.story brick aparmenthou'es.
l04 AND 100 EAST 27THST..
Adjoining 4thave.
and . story brick buildings.
$50, 355 AND 357 FOuRII.AVE,
Near 2Oth.st
4.storY brick apartmcntho houses with stores.
34 AND $3.50 EAST 23D.Sr.
Near 5d.ave.
lstory brick buildings. plot f0r9so
2o2 EAST 35TH-ST..
Near 3daye.
S-.torv dwelling. Lot 2o17<1
Il PECK SLIP.
Scir Watorst.
6'.ory building with lndeendcnt walls JOHN = sIMp.
FETTRETCH, s1LKMAN SLY BEL ATTORNEYS.
TIMES BUILDING NEw-YOKK.
SIXTY PER CENT may remain at a. PER CENT
TO CLOSE THE ESTATE
Maps and full particulars at Auctoncer'. II ard 70
Lnerty-St
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Professional.

VISITING TREATMENTS In Swedish massage, mani.
cure. chropodst and for the complexion Address
343 5th-aVe.
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Real estate.
Real estate iDante0.

81 ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE or 25-foot H. 81.
q between Madison md G:h ave.. Gath n 10Th So,
bos ,e.,ion at once. THOMAS & ECKEKSON' %
Wc-t 3oth-st -----
VrAYTED1O 70 % n housc between 5th and 9Th ayes.
w between 3ith AID j9tn ts. agents need not Apply
Address BONAFIDE, Tribune Ohce
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD

W " ~ ~ ~ -
IN. Y. &. & II. Il Il. H. Co., LesseeD 49,.
Trains aIe ed 81 tNortn k,yeIl station Se"l IT n.
$50 A. M.-Dtly for N1wburg Kingston Albany
Daily, except sunday west Of Coeymans Juneto,, o,
7,I5 4. NJ. Daily Tor Alba daily eAceit SUNDAY nv"
1900 A, Mildly for Newburg. Albany, Utica. SIT
cuse Rochester Bunalo y sClra Fails, Detroit IN
Daily except saturd,y Tor i9 s.n and Utica
40, +: M.-paIly eScep. sunday for Abany; N.Y., s,rS
cuse. Rochester Bpralo Niagara Falls. Toronto d.
Sis p M.-baily for Albany Utica. Syracuse R2ehes
ter, Buffalo NIAGARA Falls, Detroit Chicago d. LOUIE
HAXERsTRAW LOCALS, 9 AZ .s'.5 M. ..ao
:S5, 20 40 IL AS y. NJ. 81, r.. "a.
Sleeping for Buffalo, Niagara taDs Ioroh'o' ~"
troit Chicago st. Louis all through trains ,,
psT 9 se x, Apply az Offices Brsos
i'm. rs Washington 40 Fultons1 Annex once oo'
ls powery 10 Park place So West l26h ST. and o. ~
lions q. l.. LAMBERT. General Passenger AsenA
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SUITE or ROOMS At the GRoSvENoI shave
"A and iOthst. southern exposure b. tho year
furnished.
A DYERTl sEMENTs For THE NEWYoRK TRIB
n UNE WILL NJ RECEIVED Al InE UPTOWN
OFFICES. No l,.ao Bfoldway, corner Thirty htsts ;
lao broadway .Nth-st, until 20 West
third st sh ~ Othaye. 1873 Fourth
ave corner Fourteenth At 7Go Third corner Forty.
Fr.tave. l06 West Fortysecondst. 1902 Columhusayc
ITO Ninth-lyc., 72d 60 LIbertNst o. Avenue
1879 Ihiri.ave.. and the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East
Onchundr' md twenty .1h-st Up to y. m. and .o6
west One-hundre and. nfthst, at regular Office
rates.
Il LATS AND APARTMENTS. furnished unflr.
i nIshed. In desirable location
FOLSOM BROTHERS. s2G Broadway. corner l2th.st.
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f}nllrol0s
pennsylvania
Ia RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot OF
DcSbrOsses and COrtlandt streets,
rs fOlsOWS:-
RAILROADS..

DcsoEOSScS Iuu SDTaituus SuCSsS'
as fOl!Ows:-
On and after JANUARY 4th. 1892
THE FAST LINE.
! 900 A. M.-Puman Ncsubule Sleeping and Paror Cars
Arrives Cleveland . 20 a. M columbus $50 a. ~ o;
Indianapoli, IL 40 a. Chicago 25 j. m end ~
except Sa5 So oS w. next a." CONNECTS also
THE Pennsylvania LIMITED.
io pev a. ana se ROOM ssens 6s
ssa end Saroo% for So
ladies: maid birDershoP library and all the con
abe ecct MG" lights Arrves Cincinnati 20
indianapolis IL 40 a. m and Chicago ''o a. H. hex
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
20C 6 c xes1Se sP@s car r Las sH
cineinna;L Pes.engcr coach NewYork to Coumoq ",
,. m. next day
THE COLOMBIAN EXPRESS.
2OO l.. .-Pliman VestlbuiC Sleeping, Dining. Srnok
ing and ren3:y,snia Railroad Ve'aeg!e f" :, 9n
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 r. M-te"nan 'e,t-Duie spns car New; York y
Me@P6is. DinlaS Car; Sss;YoiE F6lladelpLla ant
d'iE nm01 co ina Ssii'i g s
90 a. m second morning Connects for Toledo daily
except SATURDAY
Pacific EXPRESS.
T1@aso Ne%YoTk Memphis va the s is s
E % ais "fs4 as g. cG aSa ay at ccas
ZOO second morning SoaneG Yc. for Iee49 daily
800 Il. M-Shrnandoah Valley Express with Through
iIuifot Sleeper u New-Oreans.
d;3O T. N.-Te.t Southern EXpross daily with through
slspr y New-0flcans IA Richmond and Dan"le Z H.
BALTIMORE, Wi-HINCrON AND THE SOUTH.
1910 A. NJ" Washington Limited Express OF rqti
ke,iDule ramon CaI- (Mitn DMlnz-cdr 10 batl
more every weekday, arriving IA Washington ..
3:}O Y. III. Congressional Limited" OF Pullman
Ne-tlbule Paflor and Dn!ng-Ct daily, arriving
Washington ) - p. m. No extra fare beyond usua
Pullman charges on either OF those trains
Additional Express Trains; q 20, 90 30 30 ara
ii 90 a. M 2:l0 800 90 and Q 100 m. and IL ia
night. For baltimore only. ] 90 , m, sunday
G.l5. 80 and 80 a. 80. . 90 and 0 100 D. H.
and l. II night
For JACKSONVILLE AND ST. AUGUSTINE.
FLORIDA.
Daily . 80 a. m. and y. and ~ rs midnight: .
For Atlantic city and Browns Nis-in- The Pines, .OO
p. ~. wce S-day- with Through ~ Coach.
For Cape May 900 p m weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
E,prcs, 70 20 \ W 80 8 CO. 800 no 90 Penn.
syyania Limited With DuhgCar and 10 10 Washington
Limited. with DinngCaJ and II 90 a. m. II 20 90,
2lO. 90. 3 80. 90 30 100. 90, 80. 90 and
90 D. m. and Il 10 night. AccomUodation II 10 a.
m 40 9nd 100 M, Son ma "a o. % go
30 90 30 90 and 90 D. m. and IL IL night.
Accumulation : 90 and 90 p. NJ.
For Time Tables Of 10 oca point on the Pennsy
EIana Railroad system apply at the following Ticket
Onces Nos 49,. $40 and pa Bro1dway. Ast0r Hone
AMI f,ut Desbrl~,e< and Cortlsndt St.. Court
SEQ Fulton-st and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot or
Tulton.st Brooklyn; rs Hudson-st. Hoboken; Station
The Nct York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
hss non hotels and residences through 70 dens,on
EHAS. l.. PUGH j. X WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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Fortunes Will BE Made in Sioux
Falls Property by Invest
ing Now.
THIS Is TO DE THE NEXT LARGE CITY OF THE
WEST
It's the metropolis distributing point and railroad centre
Of South Population in 1850 was 2l64-in 1880.
~ 1885, and is estimated 70 be about - 600 BY 1893
Il will be 10000, and THE LOTS AN NOW
OFFERING FOR FROM so TO $3.50 Will. ALL Re
REQUIRED FOR BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE PUR-
POSES. Send for map and further particulars TO
W. = CHAMBERLIN. Agent.
11J Broadway. Ncw-York City
NEW ROCHELLE.
Only four more eft OF those beautiful building plots
6o. So situated in the heart o. the Rilase sever,
W ,d, ga sr SHS se' a he ropcy Which
is only seven mnu,es' depot send Tor circular
FREDERICK JENKINS,
WORLD BUILDING Room -, NETWORK.
Po.tonce Building. New.Iocheils.
II E1IIfuI yiEGi%!A c9gS1nY SAT , o. !.n JM9Ps
brought from Eosand 7Ss 20 room large high studded
baiding. situation river mention on paieau 20
FEET above riyet in ..,en,ys wsSaed ISiS s Saria'
ton yachting rcsort nns hunting and ASKING land level
a fe s 9Hf soa s spo 2 s and sw so s.
healthy Ideal country home OF great historic interst
everything abou the hou and grounds In a'outc perfect
order $4,000. Particulars Gddr,s
W. g.. STEVENS. Houston Va.
& UBURBAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. III Broad
~ way Complete lets OF property from sixty Agents In
sIxty Suburban places about New.York
CHAS. J. ZIPPEL Secretary.
~ H3MAsToY .HIGHLAYDs Of Great Neck. command
j ing view Of Long Island Sound am Manhas,tt Bay
Right OF gran ed with each villa sit. Property
fail r.serl and z cottages fCe
.sln by " r. GRACE 3 co. Hanover square Sew.Yor1.
1000 ea.h down. $50 monthly.
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Nnttion Sales of Real gsiats.


A PHILIP A. sMYTH. AUCTloNEEE,
sMYTH 4 RYAN WILL SELL AT AUCTION
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 90 1892. at u O'Clock. at the Real
Estate Exchange. 5oG5 Liberty-st,
Bv order o. TIE
SUPREME COURT IN PARTITION,
Under direction OF HERBERT E. DICKSON Referee,
2O4 FIFTH AVE,
through to 1924 Broadway, on the same block
with Delmonico's and the Madison Square Bank,
directly opposlte Madison square and in the immediate
vicinity OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel Hoffman House, Aldo
marie Hotel Worth House ST. James Hotel Hotel Bruins
wick and Madison Square Garden occupied as schaus
Gallery.
1874 WORTH ST.,
through to Mulberryt close TO Park Row ana Chatha
Square: exceedingly fine piece OF business property
SIG, 518, 500 EAST 18TH ST..
pcs, Avenue A. splendid hve-story factory building
Diagrams and full particulars from Auctloheer' NO
~ Rroadway Trinity Building. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
1nstrnrtlon.

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