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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
Conntrp 1roprrtn for Sale ano 90 Ert

ITO LIT FOR THE SEASON.-The Jayne residences AZ
/ IIelmar formerly Ocean Beach, Monmouth Co, y.
j. Two Of the most elegant seaside residences on mo
Jersey Coast together with stables ana carriage houses
complete ,,, III, A., .
kIl are y,nitory underiralned supplied with tho most
who'll wnter by c,tcrn and at IAN well the latter
4sj feet deep all city conyenencesheaters RANGES
crates gus closets bath. with hot qua coi II n
and ~ water, &c. and are handsomely ~ kNiNHfp -.
CAr;PETED and PAPEKED throughout. All are built on
grass tcracNi lawns topt In order az the owners *
prn-e directly the ocean front and Main Drive within
hour ~ the water: and. ffOm their ample
covered pa7Eas command magnificent un0 structd view
OF thc Ocean with the breakers rolling on the sOn'.
Bcmar miles south Of Ocean Grove. and the same
distance north Of spring Lokc. Has excellent bathing,
Io1tng and fishing; and, being the main land Of W.
Jrr rv the nrc,t drives and rclOm from mosquitoes
Accessible times daily from Philadelphia and New
York by ENpress Trains the Pennsylvania and New
Jersey Central Railroads. -
Apply 10 &. o. Hudnut. Ninth Avenue near II. T.
Station, Beinar y. j.
:, UBtiRBAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Oncorpo.
- rated. III Broaiway.-Tho NsT. York once % 50
agents Of 50 suburban places Parcuas or over
OOO properties within hour OF the city for sale and
TO rent
w ATCU UiLL. RHODE lSLAND.-Iaree cottage. fuHy
w furnished overlooking ocean Inquire 49,
T.. " D.. 100 T.. Chi-"--t. baltimore. Nd.
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rrcornrn MnnTnAGrS.

Bccl~. MARY Adror AlmirA rucn. ~ J @ TTnnmcr.
Chnfir...t Of Wttercy Place. Yclr-. f2.5Ou.
tutw.llc. Alf,d. Title guarantee aad Trust tOin-
uauy 81 Aycnl. G. , 90 G'i-.t. / yer. IS 600.
Knaup David II. 10 VI 4 Coles lVj;h--t, Of Am
sterlli. . years. 1900.
Ic,y. Milo. t. JACOB Vorhans and another. 22i East
IISth-9t J year. fl.lcl.
NaJ~v-l lrinl X to James Trwbrdgc. III PIT
t. 8 icIr, $1,000.
McposcI' HUGH - . VI Jcnk. \ 09fh.st. W Of Cen
tru Pax Wet. auit.I.--. ftFf-. tfOOg.
Schr,lucr Joseph. % Mar Petty, soth-st, Of 1T
ave g months. - go.
rr1ioc. Edwin H. and wife 10 william w Scrughnm :
lCGtf-st 81 Jtb-t." year, 5000.
Wcc,Iner,r Arnold D. to Irving Savings Insttu.
ton. u = lth.>t. of 1tI-aNe year, - 600.
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TO BOSTON
AND EASTERN CITIES

LONG ISLAND AND EASTERN STATES LINE
. Solid Pullman Nesubuled train leave Brooklyn IL. T.
Il. Il. s.1ton) ii o. L. J. City II 10 every night ar
Iving In Boston 20 Corresponding train rcturnng
Tickets and sleeping.car beths at l.. /. X. r. Offices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
Nem pnulirallons

EIgf tcsnth Edition. pot paid, for 25c. or stamps.
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls on
i Turns Grey. and the Remedy: BY Prof HARLEY
LIVERY one should read this little book -hthenaeum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
Go Get for Business i)nrposes

TO LEASE, LARGE BRICK BUILDING,
Corner Avenue y and sth.st also vacant lots also ok
buildings on East l9thst lots near bulkhead
East River JOHN L. BROOKMAN. 10 Exchange Place
~, ITT T,yTTRT 30 FLOOR In No 39I 5thave Shcrrys
i block between 3jth and 3Gth SIS. rent SfoV Pf
GHAs A. SEYMOUR & CO.. Park-avc. and f2d-'t.
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1)roposals.
nus, ,r,,r I1CIrTIOJrcE ENGI-

- TFTCE or TIE LIGHTHOUSE EMU
- NhER THIRD DISTRICT I2" B GsSdiysd at at this
March - popo.as T bd 81 9th day OF April.
$50 for furnishing aneos arSes ior ' o twenty
nSmSced lots embracing respectively Charcoal sna I%
berand Coal Building Material ,ted Writing raphte
ant ETC Lumber Bolcr Coyeging Plate G bssI zine.
and Iron Wire sheet Bras ana copper ron
bISs, nu Sm6ke,tarks for Boilers Ecctropatne SUP
Mics Shocks for on Suppy-Boxes ana Mecia stons
attached 10 the form bid which nay be oDtaneu 9o n.y.
uc.,on n this office Samples may be seen or INFORM rim
pca, W. ~ ths once concerning any article no; sum
So Inscribed in the specifications BIS VIII DC re-
c"iVed for one moro nuirbcre. 'os col'. 81,
yeIopes containing proposals. should be ndorSu d 10 NJ
ior ~ M ali bids 10 strike item lr items In
he spccincations waive any detects a'
itId 70 lie present the opening OF popoEus ~
Hi 40 Major Of Engineers, L. s. A. Engineer Ihird
Light House District
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FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASliINl.rON.

Tor Phladr pha at 80, 40, 90 10 200. II 30 m
30 2.l5 $50. .O0O, 90. 800 : 80 D. m H. rs
nght. SUNDAYS. 300, 10 30, ii 80 a. M / 80 $ so
. 90. 600 r. m. - 10 night.
Tor B,ltinoc aud Wlshig Dolly at 90 II 30 with
Dining Car, a. m, 80, $3.50 Dining Car, ) p M.
- aims leaving - a. m. 80. 200 co : 80 D.
NJ 10 night except saturday night) Sunday, ii 80 a.
M, 30 100 90 D. m, have connections Tor Reading
HARRISBURG. pottsyllle. ,tc.
For Sunbury and WIllamsport via Philadelphia az AZ
~. 80. 80 p - rs midnight except saturday
ughD; Sundays, 90 p. IL.
Tickets and parDrCar s-ats be procured az IL 72
col, 10 ga, lao. l321 broadway. 737 6h.ave 204
West leJtl,t, 1874 Fast l21th.st. New.lor,; Cours:
$50 Futon.st, 0S broadway, Brooklyn
Ncwyork Transfer Company win cali for and check
baggage flOm hotel or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
Gcafbcrs.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS. MN MINI
"A Frs lutOre Goyernesses etc. OF al Dahch.s
10 Universities Colleges schools and FAMILIES HIIIHM
Schools 70 Parents. MOdcra Languages spoken
COYRIERE Book Building, 40 ttthaye., COZ -OS %
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGLNGf
"A supplies Professors, Teachers. Tutors, oNeIhcSses'
&C.. 10 Colleges, Schools and Families: AppM 70
Mrs J. II. YOUNG-FULTON, % Union SQUARE
II EST TEACHES supplied ior all br2nche,, ID Ian, a'iy
ID locality. no FEE FOR registration. FORM iof sui
p.V.HUYSSOON. American School Bureau, : w. ifCneY
L. IKSTCLASS TEACHERS supgned withSgt c dafSs
II No tor registration UNION ir't'
AGENCY (established 1880 w d. Kerr. "A Fat i'e'.'
rrN HE FISK Te1chcrs Agences-New Yo9, Bo>toa ~
cago Los Angeles &c; 5000 positions hIed IL e r.
CROKER " Y. Manager. Lincoln E'ldg, Chloh "q'
n, ENTIIERS WANTED-Iadlos: superior kiEdertaien
superior prinary teachers specialist IN 90
spcclast in natural science Latin Grcek, ipit
ana science several thoroughly educated lrclch IA,
vocal music and guitar Baptist Urinary rdSinS lady
with German and music, for family fIfii.it'
German drawing and printing French ana nrrr
mathematics and natural sciences for stn0Oi NEAR C'r
English and elocuton school near city; cds'a
school near city: classics athletics professor OF cc
istrv: English and athletics; English, spanish iiineh
snd German: French drawing and German, LpscolHIi1h
also sr\eral Yale and Harvard gradual s:,o.-
w. AnDlv to MRS. VI. J. NOUNtr.FU LION,
~ 49, % Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
Ciin ])ropcrtn for Sale.

ST1T1-11oy or DESIRABLE 20 FOOT and med.
"A um sized Houses, 51th-st., near fdrk-oNe. WIS.,
5jth.st West Jlst-st. 9Th and 9th aVes ana o3d-st'
ou'eS rent 7-''V0 RIKER & son. col 5th-avc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
PlTr>FIELD, LENOk. NOKTli ADAnS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
Win IIaricm Division.
CENTRAL R. R, OF NEW.JERSEY
IIne Fort K'udIHt Il. Il. 90, L"9''t'I
Root OF LIBEErN-ST. NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF November - 1891.

Time Table Of NOteuler -, 1891.
scranton 4 adm Tia I,6lrf lSSmageS po'',,e sha-
mohin sunbatt l.am,po.t., On sundays for Ea''oh'
Il 90 a IA. for Ea.,6n ana A.ntown.
80 M. Tor lsi'tJn @hi Mau"h Chunk on sundays,
s:i5 a. m. To- Eastol, Mageh CHUNK. "ilkesbarre'
ScilnO1 H'Adh. iait'haIg, fottNliII' Ian'i!a AIa'
moan, onnbuy. "!liam'"r 4hroGgh coAch to Williams
l"rt 49,, ....., ,,..,,... ,,.,-
On sunday ior ia.ton. Mauch Chunk lamagul Potts
- p H. To- Eis;on Mi1ch Chunk. Rcoding Harris.
burg, WIKI .sO.rre, SCRANTON Ianaqua, Fott''!Ae, Sid
t9o p M for I,;tea 9gd AlI ,nan ro,,oc u.r,.
20 D. m. fOr fl-'on ana Allentown.
Tor Pennington a; 40 90. 80 a. N, 90, 4 80
'2 or n,r,lIs al 80 o. 90 40 200 II 80
A. nl o. 80 80 10. 30. 90. 30 ; :ij 80
90 100, 10 30 a. Ia, 100 Us, 400, . 80 800
80 sS 'pga.a Brook a; go 100 60 90 a. 299
10 49, II 80 d" m1 20 a. 20 H. 80 So
go 80 80, SAP PIP. 10 90, II 80 p g.. II 5
90. 80. Ia $50. 400. 500. 80 600. 900
10 90 p m. - 10 night 1900
$50. 500 Is, . 80, :i3, 600. G.l1 80 feY9
sS @ 80 20? % 10 o 60 80 P 5 9 10 = 20 30 no. no.
10 100 M 90 10. 4:oo. 80. 600. 200. 900 10 co.
p 70, Freehold aud Atlantic HIGHLANDS at 80 s:i5
Il I In a Zoo a. SG m 49, go 90 H. Sundays except
-, lied rsoa Iof npe@ and point; ,Sp'h e r rSa
Gr5ys aud A,bury PARK 100 a. NJ Gad 100 p m
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At / 80. 3 rs q. NJ 80. 3:4j 20 y. m. Parlog
car, tnin, leaving at 10 NJ. 80, .: 10,
40 p. N. 80 SUNDAY train; $500, H.. IA,
For &ed,' 70 6y O v H1Ssd d aud pdscon at 80
For Monmouth Beach ona scuDright at 80, s:l5.
II 10 4. m. 80. / 90 20 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
I'TNW INI1sN.NI7 7 TT TT
81, acres OF land and hotel at Great NccK'
THURSDAY, MARCH 81.

ro.clo.urc sale plot % land GS2xi53N.2N irrcsni'
and story building No, 1856 and lss >ate 3h-a!r W,J
Sn, u - Rronmc.st: plot ~ land. JONB sN1oNS4 = anu
% story buildings ~. 3l3 and 80 West lloti,,t Fl
500 n vs. sth-aNc; lot 2i.3N,92N2oOA iTreRo"I, :, .
z.tofv dwelling 80 9S Riverside Drive. H. - u :
2dst blot o land 4oXl5 and Two 6.'tSry 6uid'na,
. leo and lGt -h-avc 1911 n n -rth>t, "a ~,
al i1;- o5&iOO II each and 4-t0rY buildings N0' 70
and ~ W.T. loGth.st. 100 II . toumDu'aN"' "a II
IGN-5 and l.-tory dwelling. 40 $50 1tl.aN' 70
o. iiGti.t. iot. 2J,IoO each and 3-tory and tltrr J.
stnrv huiIfncs Nos 1l6 and lis ~h'rn--t Ip' = =
III i.ts on 90 each and 3story building Nos
ia and i23 Colunbast. W r.. 100 II llou'19i,t pu'o
,Tr,inn lot oJNIOo and / aud story bulIdlntr y
i3i7 Avenue A. - 7oh-,t lo, l07Aie91. m'c a
9.torv dwelling 80 fO1ii EA-f l2-d-~t u i'..il u.
I,tayc: ! Iot lG.sNlOo1l. AID 3-'ioy bni'alnE 40
Il6 ~ lloth-,t. ,.,,.o,lLy,t rponlss 70
i Nicholas Pace rct"cen l3oti ana l3,d 80; 'o''
81 N.choa-avo u ~ ijta-t lott .|'Nl oa, a. 8,
:, N!cloa-a,r vs. corner ljith.t; 10 lot -''''l
ooh Wet l5fth-t lol.io 4 o. - Ncnn a,hNr p..'
% and ila"oli and i.siofy building = We, 49,
ave ~ r. Zoo - Inst. Iots 2tNlho eA'h. nHl.hiI
above pot Of and @0GAloo and .sto.y dr.'Ngi 90
- Nlchna- ave- a. 6@G II lJO'h - plot o lana ''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
NOOK'S TOURS.-All routes, Europe, America

" Round the World Atlantic passages, Foreign Moneys
Letters OF Credit Great facilities trouble saved ua'ci
ling mad. easy POI and .225 Bway y. Y
EUROPE; A select party sails Apr. 16, for
IL Holy Land s47j best tcketing facilities en9''
ocean berths by all lines at lowest rates senu o'
H. GAZE & SONS. go Broadway. y. y. G;st 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
T,1IRTPC- 1NFRICAV PACKET co.

L Express Service Southampton (.oaion aud Ham.
hurc Magnificent new tyin.crcw 81 amers q 1915 600
h. D. line holds the record for fastest time to LONDON
and the Continent. Spring s1llinR,. - -
GGfHa9.aa XiPpr q Foe,',t Bmari
Fuer-t May Augusta Vciora... June
Augusta yctoFaMa - NSrman nia..... I I1d u
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.
.frrdIK MalFn

NeW.YOrk Saturday, Mafch 10
The Rallied from GnetSn :1es for G lhs
week ending with to-day was sl.jesl20'
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present week. ending with saturday Apni :.
the Exchanse and Auction Room
TO-DAY NONDAY) MARCH IS.
Foreclosure sa,e. .ot, 9ox7o, and 3sto,y dweiing'
No 80 Last G3d,s $ 20 n Of -e.ayt' cor Of ith.st
lot 2lNlS9s ana 4's,o Wo d"eag ae 40 Is 81 interest,"
TS'a o Of sna o i25Slos q "e Wcst !$dt q
iOtdyei lot r41lx!o22 a Wi 49, S-I dTsliag No
S5l :ss %e' @ ~; c 3 500 G!n'iNS g
oE e Ian. a4c lSSlq S 9S SA S Ss
3pfias 80 and ID story 6iHdnr No io4 SHAVE
Of 2o,9st oI ILLICIT o ,a," and i.tcry d%cs
go go + . q S S.ye l0' 100 Il Of 2
100 cocR '4aye 593 # Il of i lG2n,st 'S lot: 2Ssx
dat, 80 - Wet 1-5dst. n s. " OF 'h-aNe'
TUESDAY. MARCH 20.
rocsQsure s ot o, 2'HiSG$5 sac6 snd s,oly
s DaGE io i7Gx57 Irygljs9 and 9.s,Sry build
as 80 ID 5' and r:eo o,. Jacn: e = ch 81
So Macdogsast Public Sg.tG on 10 PIC! o 9da aHe
o$'s sSS o. pnG 80 s.E S i nGu' o 0iis6o ana s.
aTe e 40 tSa End and iS' ~ears No, 90
Ea,t 5sl-st adj above POT % lahd @ 81 corocia
oi i5Ss4 aad ,ior1 dwelling SO a9 East East 5. .ory
pud a 80 q $50 Wcs. 57tS w. " cor ioha1c
Druror s1lc lot lGSxlOO.Il and 3sOry house no nl
East l.Othst: - 20 2Nbl !X9 0x5 y, and 4story JUN
ing Nos / and : Park Row. ii cor OF Anh.sti I9tS
2JIXgl each. and 1-sory buildings Nos fo' anu 'o'
Westinghouse, 80 It n Of Jane-'t
BROOKLYN PROPERTY
Auction sale / lot I7Xl30 and d-stOry house, NO rs
Willoughty.ayc, - It u WaveTlY-aNe' 10y ~
Il Of Kab-a1c: lots, .jNl30 each, on foth'aNe
corner lJt-sL
WEDNESDAY MARCH 80
Foreclosure sale lots each 25xl99, aud 5.torv build
ing and East litst. north sdc ~ ~ ei pun.
ave: plot OF land. IjO.GN irre2 N6t=Nll3o ana oso'
BUILDINGS NO.. III u 1913 West Jsthst, north sue -oo
r. o NustcIdamaye; plot oil land. 2jNlOOll. and 3Ht'fy
buildings Nos 30 % 20 Eat l1oth.st r. 80 ~ "
9d.aNc; lot 35Nlr0l. and j--toy building, 80 - Isl
l.Cth.st = Iii. 5thayc; lo: N.oAlooll my ~
.inar house No East l2Uh-'i adjoining above p0e OF
and 9OOND1l and 2-torN and 3story d"rlli-s ~ ~
S~toiy stable, II West liOh-st, 325 T. 6ul,avs lo.
I7Nri n and .siory dwelling No 4jo West inst -
~ r. - iGthayT: lot. .INJ9.1l. ana similar hoi'c
10 il2 West l4it.st. :3i II lol ave iartiH ~
s,. lot 25.lOO.j and j--tory bulldhpS no -
and .I3 West G7th-st. l75 ~ " AnAterlaulaN r
tn, sale lot - GAcS N22oAt,. ana i.stoN
Han lot o5MO33 each. and 6story buldnps' Nos
XII and 5IG Fast l6th.st s. 22o.G II Avenue lot'
II iyos . and 3.story dwelling no 10 Wcst -1urS', T.
0O7 / 10 7tlaNc LOT. 2GNNll ana 4-,'ot aI 5Yot,
10 III F1s, oOthst, ih.aNe: iOt .'A'i IN,
a. and and story dwellings, No Ol4 ,"cs, 49,
1,ldog. Nc. 3o and 81 Fast l24thst l3,h u ~
ye iot l1NlOc 8 and -storv dwelling NO lfS '" 'Ui
J4i3 II . Of boulevard; lot -oNl TO-. '1'h' anu ~
.,,,v dwellings 193 and ~ West am ~
Coluuhusave; lot. 17N7jS and 3storv dWsllnE, ~
tlG East IlSth.st Plea 1nt1v"t o,7a a.
an ith.st II " cor Worthayc; l lot, lV0\SUAV7No' W.
l1ith.st n cor Prosp'ctaN''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
WHITE STAR LINE.

.Maiestc.Mar 80. 80 am ,Najestc Apr r. p m
STiIionic ADJ 49, y. III leutonIc Mo- II, D. a.
pr,annic Apr 20 noon Br.tannc.May Is. 10 80 AN.
From White star Dock, foot Of West lQth-sI:
Second cabin on these steamers $50 and 20 Saloon
rates $50 Upward according 10 steamer Gnd location oil
berth Excursion tickets on fayoraGe terms stIeFage
broadway Eew-York Philadelphia oice 409 Walnut-st
- MAITLAND kEItSIN. Ago!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28

" ItSiTFD STATES &AIL STEAMERS
FOH QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leave Pier 35. y. r.. foot Of kine-~
WisCGNSiX Tuesday. April y ,. N
saturday, N}fi - IT.
SATURDAY, Air ~ 70 D. ~
Alaska. orl,' Hrt,' @ IL, -,
steamer Second cabin $50 and 81: Stc,rls, at los
at A. II UNDERIlILT CO.. 81 BroadwOy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28

TRAVELLING MADE EASY, .......a
1 and tronblo saved b. using AMERICAN EXPRESS
Co TRAVELLERS CNToCES. Available everywhere
at fixed values Cheques.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28

The tool amount realized from auction sales OF cry
al Exchange and Auction i'Ooih iVi INV
week ending with today was sl.josl2O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28

JAPAN AND CHINA.
NEW-YOKK TO JAPAN IN 10 DAYS.
Intended saings from NancouNcr
EMPRESS OF INpIA .-....----- Apfl4 -
i,VppTSS or CHM ................. Nay ID.
T " SIMMER EVERETT FRAZAE,
H Cam E,.t,n At China ana Japan Fft. Act.,
AKA Droodwoy y Y i2i Watcf--t. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave San Franclsco a. follows:
GAELIC Saturday. April
Tuesday, NAY TO-
OCEANIC (wu call a: HonOulIJ anc = y.
GAELIC fWl call at Honolulu
SupcIlIy appOnted-Supcrer accommodations
Reservat0's be made by letter telegram 10 and
plan. az 2S7 ana 33 roadway, Ncw-fofk. 0f
LELAND STANFORD, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
CIrNARD LINE

"A. TO IIvERP0oL, Via QUEENSTOWN.
Aurana AprIl 2 9 80 Aurdno...- Aprl 80 a. IT,
tmDTs'. ApFil ,. D. M Umbra Nay = p m.
81 Apr, 10, a. IN servo '--.'tsf -, d -
Et.uTia April g l,r,oi n, . c Nay ~ ! J. m
Cabin passage, $50 and upward. second cabin. $50.
steca.r ckctS 10 and from al parts Of Europe a. very
low rates. For freight and passage apply at the com
naDys ONCE 30. 1 Bowling Green, New.YorK
PN"' VERNON H. BROWN CO.. General Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
HOTEL WILTSHIRE.
THE iiOMEBfKE
HOTEL TRAY MORE,

NINNTTt tTT1. y. j.
The c,crrate1 winter resort Tor New-York elite, o.
teoialiy The aid overwosked. w w GREEN %
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-01-21

THERE is every prospect of a war with
Chill. The activity in the navy yards is
taken as an indication that the Presi-
dents message to congress will advise
a declaration o. war. Chill does not seem
at all averse to settling the difficulty
through the arbitrament Of arms. A war
with Chill would be by no means an in
expensive one and there would be serious
danger of collision with England as that
country is deeply interested in the nj
trate beds in which Chill is SO rich. 1t
is understood that Blaine is not favor
able to declaring war, but Harrison is.
Indeed, it is said the latter shows con-
siderable irritation when the subject is
under discussion and Is even opposed TO
arbitration.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-01-21

If Postmaster General Wannamaker
would let the Louisiana lottery business
alone for a season and give attention to
his legitimate business, the people would
appreciate the change. A lady subscriber
of The Pilot in Chicago has for two
months failed to get copy of the paper
though In that time the address has been
repeatedly verified. A little over one
week ago an important letter was mailed
IN Milwaukee on Saturday morning
to the editor of this paper. 1t
reached here on Monday at s A. NJ.
coming from the west where it evident
ly had been sent on an exploring tour
or to geta prairie flavor. Presumably,
the early edition of The Sentinel is mail
ed IN Milwaukee so as to reach this place
on Tie A. NJ. train but it comes here
from the west at s A. NJ. and is ready for
delivery about half an hour later. In the
meantime the department is chasing
about to find some poor devil w,ho has
bought lottery ticket.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-01-21

CARDINAL MANNING of England died on
Thursday of last week. He was one of
the ablest as well as the most devoted
of the Catholic hierarchy. Like his great
contemporary, Cardinal Newman, he was
at one time a clergyman of the English
church and wrote quite vigorously
against tue church of which he was after
wards to become so distinguished mem
Der. On one occasion he had preached
powerful sermon against the Pope and
soon after called on Newman. then an
Episcopal clergyman but contemplating
change. Newman, angry at the sermon
refused to receive his friend.
While Protestant clergyman, Cardi-
nal Manning was married but his wife
died. Though not as thorough a master
OF the English language Us Newman was,
he was very able IN polemic discussion
and he took issue with Gladstone when
the latter attacked the Vatican. The
pamphlets issued during this discussion
by these intilIectual gladiators are mas
terpieces OF English literature. Cardi-
nal Manning was extremely popular, par
ticularly among the poorer classes for
whom he did a great deal.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-01-21

to Indicate that he, at least, would not
hold county or city treasurers respon-
slble for interest on public funds in their
charge. His decision seems to indicate
that there is no distinction made between
the bondsmen and the treasurer. This
IS going farther than even the prescott
ing attorneys urged, as it was tacitly ac-
knowledged that the bondsmen were re-
sponsible only for the treasurer's care of
cision makes the interest part of the
fund
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-01-21
(Eirst nuhlicatinn Dac

First publication Dec. 81 1851 70. I2(
STATE OF W1SCONS1N-CoUNTY COURT ron
pMANlTOWOC COUNTY. In Probate
In the matter of the estate of john I.autly. Sr
deceased
An instrument in writing, purporriHg 10 be tie
last Will and testament of John LaEtry Sr. late
of the city of hanitowoe, in SAID comfy having
been delivered into said court:
And John Lantry, Jr, of said city IN sand
county, having presented to SAID court . petition
in writing duly verified Representing, antone
other things that said John Lan.ry ST. died
testate. at SAID city. said county. on the 18th
day of November 1890; that said instrument is
the last will of said deceased ard that LYMAN
Emerson is named therein as executor, and pray
ing that said instrument be proven and admitted
to probate and that letters of administration
with the will annexed be thereon issued To- said
John Lantry Jr. the said Lyman Emerson having
resigned the trust of executor of said will aud
such resignation having been accepted and con-
Sented to.
1t is ordered; That said petition and that the
matters therein be heard, and proofs of said last
will and testament be taken at a speci al term Of
said county court, to be held at the probate
office In the city of Manitowoc, on Tuesday the
18th day of January 1892 at 10 O'Clock \. NJ.
And 1t Is further ordered: That notice of the
time and place of said hearing be -iTen by pub
lcatIon hereof for three successive wceka. once
each week prior to said day of hearing in the
ManltowOc Pilot newspaper published in said
Manitowoc county.
Dated December % 1891.
BY the Court.
jan2l EMIL BAENSCH, County Judge.
Nash & Nash, Attys.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-01-21

The Pilot doesn't feel safe in express
ing positive opinion about anything,
just at present, but it does doubt serious
ly that Milwaukee will secure the domo-
cratic national convention. German, Hill
and Brice have the whole decision of that
question and Wisconsin democrats have
not commended themselves very cordial
ly to that powerful trumvirate. Besides
Wisconsin is too strong Cleveland state
Senator Vilas's speech in New York left
no doubt as to his choice or that OF his
following. The chances are by no means
as favorable as surface indications might
make appear.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-01-21

THE Waukesha Dispatch Is grievous-
ly In error when it charges the Pilot with
saying anthing derogatory of Mr.. Wall.
1t has not even used the term Boss ex-
cept occasionally In humorous way.
Mr.. Wall is party man and works 20
advance the interests of his party. He
is not so narrow as to insist that every
one must believe as he does. He has
ability perseverance and utter disregard
of criticism of his methods when he thinks
he IS right. He strikes hard and does not
whine when he receives a blow.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-01-21

THE decision rendered by Judge New
man is by no means strong one, not at
all equal to the arguments of the at
torneys in the case. In case which at
tracted so much attention it would seem
that the judge would have written an
opinion so strong that 1t would compel
acquiescence in its conclusions. II he
had copied Attorney General O'Connor's
argument and based his decision on that,
his language would bear quotation by
other judges when deciding similar cases.
The decision has the merit of being an
honest one but it would have been more
forcible if it was announced solely by
means of the last paragraph.