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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20
he is TO HANG.
r. J. Stevens Who Killed 9 Nan In Order That
No Mlnhl Msrry Hls Wle.

weatherford, Tex, Dec. lspeciai)
The decision Of Judge Simkius, af-
drmlne the .case Of r. J. Stevens vs..
the State. was eagerly read By ALL
Stevens was convicted Of the murder
OF Geofge suubman On Oct, q, 1891, n
full and coinplote account Of which ap-
peared IN the Gageue at the time.
Unless executive elenency Is extended
Parker county will have ife second legal
hanging
Tie first was that Of negro IN 'Gs
who sray-laid a whita man aud killed
him. Ia II o mob hung three negroes
10 the public well scanold. Siree then
no legal execution ar mob violence bias
sent q man 10 his dqons
The crime for which Stevens must
m, ne extreme penalty is another OK
nmpie'of what woman can accomplish
when she seas 1t. sisFens WIS 100 ln-
uniate with Mrs. Stalltpan and 10 order
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20
A BIG BLAZE.


St Louis, No, Dec 10.-Tire this
evening caused The loss Of sls5, 900, dis
tribufed as follows;
Udell Woodenware company sloO,'
OC0; Tyler Desk company sJolOO0i
Troflicht, Dnncker & Reanrd, carpet,
800. COO; scarritt Furniture company
$3.50. 900; Missouri Glass coFnpany,s q ,O1Ji
Collier estate on buildings, slOiO0li
Gerald Il. Allen estate on buildings
40. 900: Pacific Express company, 5000
Other miner losses, 5000. All losses
we're fully Insured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

Washington Dec. ia meeting Of
the Republican Senator'S steering CONF
mitice was held toiny for the purpose OF
hearing statements from Western Aenn-
tors whose seats are likely 10 be con
tested hy Democrats AZ 10 the condition
of affairs in their respective sintos.
Among those who spoke were Senators
Felton Of California. Casey Of North
Dakota and Warren Of Wyoming. Each
az these gentlemen went Into details of
tbe situation during aud since the late
elections II said they same 10 the con
ent M least can be Of no particular
ngsistnnce to them There was no rep
rrsontadon present from Kansas and
Nebraska
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

Washington. Dec 10 Ex-Attorney-
C;.,.ia. t.arlnad to'iey moved The Unit
eJ stntes mipfrine court 70 advance the
cas-, OF AleS L Snith vs.. Eddy u.
Townsend. The discrimination Of this
case will effect the title Of a large por-
tian OF very valuable lands. Tie petit
iioa for advancement AYERS that 30 per
cent Of the homestead claims IN olda-
boinn nre now under contest aud that
10 Der cent Of these contests turn upon
the construction OF the act Of March 3,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20
He Rested Well All Through
Sunday Night.
HIS MIND CLEAR AS A BELL.
No May Live for Many Months and May Die
Any Hour.
Such The Judgment Of His Friends and Those
Near to mo Great American Com.
mcner Many Prominent
Men Call.


Washington, n O., Dec 1n,-Ropre- /
sentative Boutolie of Maine spont about
hall an hour with the Blaiue family this
morning, On leaving the house he said
TO q gaoup OF newspaper men gathered
ahnnt: "Rlainsss condition IL decidedly
l,,,,,,, ,,,.., a. am. ,in,, d,,,i,,c the neVt
'''N' "''" ~ WY "''N NuNs Wv
lew days, While he ~ sui IN very
weak condition. there Is no fear of I'M
r.1i,,o .U...i,,ti,,,n mi, .t,tntpent
..N n a..
N"S supe'"uugi'u ~ we N"n"uN' va Ni'''
namrosch, who during the forenoon was
IN a pleasant frame OF mind while enter
tnfuin,, ,istt,,a ,,hn c,lnb 10 pnuu,rn
WV
oNou' n'r lNlhev 'phVuunn,
All the nhyaiciana l0tt tho houeo after
issuaueo 0f tho III O'Clock bulletin
nnd mn IA . mann r,tnrn,i Al inns
ho'f Nrs hh'ne sent Gown Weft tlN
patient WIS passing very comfortable
afternoon and the members Of tho family
o,,,.oh.,,i..i ~, i,,,,,..ii,,n l.n,,or gb,,
"ii''''',''. ~ ''N''''N'"N "n"s'',
requested that TIE statement lhW hlaihe
! had had o hcmorrhggc be dcnied.
Blnine slent fnirly ,yen DURING tlD NIGHT
nj - ,',.s n.,,.,i n,,5 ,,l,,n ~,
iNs "'Vp N"A n''u't' Nn" "NeN "N
nWoke this morning he scented much
stronger from the resi- and was able Go
! cn,,vcrsn with tb,en nt,,ut him iie nlf.
| -,
ierH httlc pam anu ~ quiet iiiu hNpt"'
/ powers seemed uninpuirud ho may
/ llve some dnvs mnd mas liye evcn ii Ion.
mu np,Iod frhr dtsen1e IRON, which he
Il sulIorng mnRcs sow wnrk ia ita pror.
r,ss but H. Win noyor npnin ho IA well
man IN, n,n, 1iN M AK, tinr iitflp
uhnngo ian. better IL 10 M, bnped Tor,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20
MlCHlsAN'S VOTE.


lansing, Mich, Dee le-an official
canvass OF the vote for presidential
electors IN Michigan shows the plurality
of Geo, N, Durand upeml, IN tho llAet
district al large to hu ibAS, and 4 A.
Auhholl tRcp1, In the Western district,
2l,OlO The total vote In tho siatu Is
i6a,9Ho, ut which the Republicans cast
80 fOs, The Democrats 20a 996. the Pro.
hhitiOniats 2nhN0 and tho Peoples party
1879 Republican plurality, e0,ai2 Tho
Republicans elected niun electors and the
Democrats five.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

Atlanta, Ca, Dec. l9.-The legis.
lature adjourned early this morning,
technically Vt midnight, after Q atty
days session. Tho main session was
devoted largely 10 tho appropriation
bills The most notable act was the re-
fusal 10 accept the home for the Con.
lederatcs,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20
THE GIRL WINS.


New York Dec. l9.--The jury In the
Jaeobs.sim breach Of promise case
brought in a verdict this morning for
plnintif for $4,000 damages. Mr.. Sire
il 4 rich young business man with pen
chant for clubs and races, having an Of
fee at fS:I Broadway Mis- jacobs y
ene Of large fumily Of sisters ms a
musical voice and Is a remarkably bright
and handsome young lady, ana satg ~
,il,ri,.,,s c1nrerts She sued for S5U.VD.
Sire Has nj income estimated at over 500
fiOn "a xgnr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20
The Filibusters Compel All Fe-
males Found at the Fort
TO FOLLOW THEM 10 TEXAS.
Governor Hagg Telegraphs to The Sheriff Of
Zapata County About the Prisoners
Alleged 10 Be He'd al San Iguaolo and Is An.
s"ercl Thai They Are FREQ 10 Co.
Report Made 10 General
Schoileld.

Laredo. Toy nsc 10 fs..,,.,,
yastorl.,,. ,1PlNiall
evening MAJOR Y. X. Meteor
neil, deputy collector Of customs at
Carrie, Zapata county. arrival il, T,r,,,,
md woe ma, H.,
'. os reporter TINS after
noon lie said that the reports hereto
fore published IN these DISPATCHES ,on.
corning tho s,r I,.,.,,.;, 49,
1n,i, isNne'' pa'lie Oh me
~" just 'allleu SUBSTANTIALLY with the
lniorng on he obtained from Colonel
Esqun The NTevicon ,rnr obor+
ID, a. Uo,
'11 oHli NJ te added however,
one v AHt.. 'HS;, 'qil Of the battle
that has d. tudD,. ed atteption
Besides bripgt.S, bSk, &c Il;..,,. -,
-, Up o'1iet u'ii's
ammunition anu horse tllis side Of the
river, the bandits also brought all the
women tbero wore an tbo n,o,ris.s as.
49,
eupieu " tle soiilers' re says that
since the bandits rode away after the
bnttle no man has been found in TINT
oo,,r,t.,. ,,.ls Ia, XIX.
WV N"s syn 'nel'
As lar as proving anything against
them Is concerned IL would be impossible
v,hetber tbo Garth .onao,j ,nd su,,tlo,vcd
~, 49,, -, u, -. In
mem UP OF whether they took WINS anu
ueW on iouiq hol DC lls'oyeteH ny 1lt
sFnenc9 III lllnt section. re sa!s ln1I I
ne thlhSs me oandlls nre pretS! wen VIZ
seutteTeu pul tney arc III suillp'entll
l3rge po1y 10 give me SOLDIERS q Eregf
they are S coPnered they are going to
fight Uncle Sans boys. and fight hard.
As long as there is chance TO run, he
thinks they will run, however.
Sheriff HINES of Iapnta county got a
long Telegram the. other day from Gov
ernur Hogg inquiring why those Mexican
soldiers We're being held,
The sheriff. immediately sent q couriel
one % t p oro witb ing 81 10TH /,
wire the governor that they had never
been arrested and were not being helt
+ as prisoners. They were staying in SAL
/ Irnacio Of their own violition, Such I
I plnin answer ought to satisfy the gov
ernor that neither the state of Texas
ror any government ollicr is responsible
for the presence of the Mexican soldier
in san Icnacio
! Many rumors Of an engagement hay
/ ing occurred between the soldiers an
| bandits and serious casualties resultin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

Warrington. Doc lO,-In The house
today Il was manifest the Christmas
holidays were rapidly approaching. The
unoccnpird seats fur outnumbcrcd those
occupied, but Ia the cloak room were
little groups Of members chatting, smok-
ing and relating stories
This being suspension day, Mr.. Gull
berron OF Texas moved to suspend the
rules and pass the bill limiting The iurls-
diction Of circuit and district courts Of
the United States; bill prohibiting
suits Ia the United States courts by or
ngainst corporations except 10 cases
where Jurisdiction depends upon the cit
iYenship Of the parties The motion was
agreed o.
irhe honsg then ndionrned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20
MONETARY CONFERENCE,


Brnssolg. Dee. 19.--After Dierasi's mo-
zion had been proposad az Che monetary
eorference yesterday, Senator Allison
maae a short speech in behalf Of the
I1ngfe1 states Delegation. He laid EN-
nbasis upon the fact that ihrolshout The
ashafe nobody had suggested that either
sfo In money metals be- disconied. "
Il natural 81 said. that Tie Democrat
4. ~ afiir,. In I'M United States. and upon
Nhjrh The responsibility for such action
vrsrid fall. should have an opportunity
70 direct the course Of the unitei states
delegates IL would consequently be ~
outrageous % ;.se Emitted states y tns
conference should adjourn long en0deh
IN enable the new government 10 consul
~ Whist shall he done
Mr. nisrnsis proposition was au0ptea
and thf afereuee adlourned--
.4-.a.4 r..a.a l.HrfrtHfaH the crew
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20
ST. LOUIS RonsEp.
The Son Of tho City Treasury Steals ses,ooo
and Then Kills Himself

ST. Louis, Mo. Dec. 10. Ills morning
the contents Of tile vault NJ the trcas'
ury at the city hall were placed on II
table In the Office and hurngG Later Y
WIS learned TINT Ed .'oe'ss,ll, SON OF
Treasurer Focrs' H. aad his assistant
had committed suicide
I'm Investigation OF ,he Affairs Of dc
trousurer. Michael G. roerstcO devVl.
opcd shortage of t1u20lG which H.
charged upon the dead Young man by
those who made an inycs,igaIioa Of tue
aecOuuts,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20
sRApH NEWS
Fl" BOILED DOWN.

.,sssed her duty on cotton
| Il PEI pound
vsrAdp Rapid mas ~, she ,,,,,,.l
,.lanls on account OF inc ''"'
~. q white trader
"a Merchants exchange OF
M w allied yesterday, Liabilities
double that amount
,,ase Dnlon decided in ia
lv I, the order in the bank
n ~ vanderbilt engineers are
M - ny nv, nepew's answer to the
,onniitee and 'ha' ''ouO'' ''
n,,sr Of Lima, o., who runs
N ~ sI NY been arrested by the
hector for keeping pint 3D.
rs store
.a.mliel at forge in shamokin'
KIN. HIS remains were blown
nj away
~ Of Louisville, o" who nus p ',,
ss Il beatng his wife was tied
| X, vhitecaps last night ana
~ mil he almost died
~, hanged himself AT Vincen-
account Of the Democratic
M n. vas strong Republican and
II, live under a Democratic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20
'Hs MONTANA CASE.


~
\ alont., Dec. 19.-The Demo
.'sa a point in the senatorial
giIsl and ii may be more or less
\ m, Inc Republicans had anaci-
~ ss = peremptory writ OF man
ssisn@ pelhng the Chortenu county
'id ~ fpoera 70 issue n certificate of
Inn .eeeh (liepJ, as a member Of
g Noase of the legislature. In
Is Roeoli55!t oyerruled the demurrer
Ii funlicans to the Democrats
e ~. probable the 1iscussionwill
{, bf,,,e ase down to trial of the
llt nn,;, we court and delay the final
stfr after the legislature meets
p NOM now. In that case the
~ h sne whole Of Choteau eoun-
= 't9nght before the supreme
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

Boston. Mass, Dec ~. Tonight The
Journal SAWS
Tho Juurnal u informed by ono whore
information comes direct FROM un luu'
mnto friend Of Blaine thar Whatever
and friends uf Mr. Blaine Wrro tpll
More tlun two months AGO thni he could
not survive tho winta, " indeed iliA
year Ills family were nrepniri tprr
and are now prepared for the rnd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20
NEATHER FoRFcAsr.

H.. t ~ Icy. Dec, 10. Special.
m ess 5i'seast for the twenfy-iour
RI Eng midnight, Dec. 20, for
aslr o. the l00th meridian:
e6.i NV stationary temperature,
iit ~ oyer the eastern portion
eflie,e ~ sontral Texas and north
% Est Texas; northerly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

New orle sis,ie, & e.. sug; Fatares-s
Atwood si .oli,sered a serious eTrof .;s
We have MS 'tstemsnts fg-a,,ss,yas s III
70 our reeehi,h t this month " n, nj ,i,t w ~
W noI ~ 81 ISL. lie amount IN ''sH' =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

h4tAVVu bales, the amount An siaht an
tidey was A20I ton bales. on Inc Isl
o. this month the movement was a54 OO0
uales above That OF 1SSt. and an IN. Ist
OF January we shall probably he .giOOO
nties larger than the LIST Of January.
100 or Aii4.po1 bales IN sight On that
uale. HE Financial Chronicle ma.le ihe
vr9p 9bbtppO bales in iSSi-l. We
Sh'll thereiore have 10 gain rom Jun.
On that date, 4,1740t0 hales. anaddition-
W. -sl.uoo bales 10 make the rop i.U50.-
wv bales; line agricRltiAl increase
acreage Of lSSi-0 was lIa23.unO rttts.
Inc bureaus calculation on !, bass Of
What the census made L Ia lssN, with
me addition of last wear. and the deiac-
non Of TINS year makes the acreage If
t!eV@-3 lu.U3t00u acres, With au adli-
tonal l00,,DO acres for thc Indian Ter
eminent acreage OF isis MIR Ndlrs
acreage for this wear Is lS.1l0.uO0 acres
and mon which he estimates that about
o'@Jo,OuO bales have beem grown this
year. II the government acreage this
year is correct what thea inusg Roe the
crupY
unr estimate of port receipts Ibis week
OF l01,uG0 bales We shall have 10 ia
ciehse TO $4,000 bales. rs the port move
ment today Of 5000 bales ngainst o.
AO bales last year and il.OOO bales in
1871, together with 1900 bales eaumat-
90 for tomorrow here against. however,
3tVQQ bales last year aud 81 900 bales
nj all ports last year, makes IL ncces.
sary tint We should do this, our esti-
mate having been based upon Il lighter
movement here and Galveston thnn Is
being realized. The interior movement
/ however, will lose very heavy. We still
~ tHrf4 ttt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

that they could marry they decided to
KIN her husband.
When informed Of what the higher
court had done Stevens broke down aud
went bitterly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20
II. ftxAs COMMISSION.
|,myo Compress Cotton Rates at
Galveston.

lst.t Il 10 COunFe9S JOlIu0 hhtGS ~
e,,a,s,o,
uA'Fes'o'"
:. ssiisa;,s. Tex, Dec IL lSparlal.'--
.,a,,sr in tha rml-9n1 commits
ho,,, tlis morping at the
~ W. ~ w a. A. .,,'.,,,,...i,,,.,,..,
w Governor Hog, lion. l..
,ho onlv opr uresent. The
w : =" -, IA. ,,,,o oil
rss % me o'ncE Sn,e "ei
sai Efrdng j. w. Terry repre-
n. A. eglf Colorado and Santa
.S.,.,...,, .,,r.s,uti,g nh, Tryns
9 ' -. N'''- 'ep' 80 ' f,.,a+
lnd Ptas Y laternatlonal alu "r'a'
T. so.asa Ilisrl and Z. y. krrtisth-
i, rpssras6,,ke oudhuldcrs.
: 49,. n Nh. l., ,,rase,.t
+" '-'Ail' y A'''i''s 10
Y q ailpHg Tor the state
ioenep VAS occupied ia taking
issdndar u d. o. Flood. former ly
arj b. tie Cotton llScharge to
q ct fdf tie Interests of Galseston,
d VI u bis testimony went to slow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

Moorish pirates haft cgpiufed ne rf.s
gi5Oo0 rascnl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
Real estate 10 Grfhanae

Az ELEGANT four-story. stone front
dwelling fully decorated ; cabinet trin. oil
modern improvements West 7Sth-st 20
exchange FOR a country seat. OWNER.
Room % S.h floor 3j Wali-st.
TOR EXCHASGE.--f0 minutes nom
New.YOrk 2-story frame house 2sxj0 :.
. rooms and hath all improNrn cnts pot.
I00x1SJ; fiinnlng water: fruits. flowers
aId vegetables: five minutes from railroad
station: electric lights 40 daily trains N
Ncw-York title free and clear; vii cx-
change for single frame nat in Ncw.Iork
WELLS. aI4A Gstos-a,e. BFooklyn.
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ADVERTISEMENTS ANp sUBscEIR,
rIONs FOR TIE NM En V ~ rur II ~
Town Sy " o ~ irr No 1.242 broadway, %
dS.r @qEt9 q Thrift r. Se f Following s"f hsaeS
IT, 70" 5 ~ Saw :. e. cor 23d-st. 152
G Gs ave; I57 Fourth-aye.,, corner -Four
teenth.s,. 7Go Third.ave.; IS9 last E to
s.venth. It. corner 3d-aye.; 100 East 10th
~ near 1hIrd-aye
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miscellaneous.

ACADEMY OF MEDICAL HYPNoTISM.
tR.uoNriI .Di W.T. i2Sth-st.
DIR MCCARTHY receives pupils hh l
,4,l.ut- daily. CIRCULAR free =. cNp-H-
mental c!a-se. now forming ;of Januar'.
,-INrOETANT TO HOCS%k EEP-
ms Eartl, gr0rerlrs t"as. cONrc-,
canned god provisions, poultry. veg.
taGir,' mat. ,tc.. at .:nolcrair prico' SoydS
Grl!,cFrd free ~ city a"i county 80
supply Company. 3l4 aud Jl8 Grern"ich-
Il.
FOR SALE.-chrstua ic'iies o. best
quality. from willow glen isrm asp
TERRY Jam. currant and NrNtoMn iippi
Jelly. hdir-,s Miss BELL. II. - n e
NON. Jamaica. Que rs 90, Long I-.'.u.
WANTED -Invald's rollins chair WIN
rms. good condition, iof adu1t. S'"u '"
=. g.. 3i2 Br,ai~av, y. y
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furnished Gonses Dantso.

WANTED.-To rent for the winter tuhIn
Iunc 1899 a furnished mouse or Iat "
tween 23d and 5oth sts:. and 9th and PARK
svcs': possession wanted imme1lately. "A
Ssess With full particulars and price, j.
Box 8, Tribune ONCE.
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flats 90 Lei, uutnrnlsbeo

A FINE single lat Of min. rooms al
sht; -t1m heat, all latest lmu4"N. ihc't''
iuily d-cy.at I ret goo FER i"oitH az a.,
lie sen week day "ni'. JANIiV'" -
Wet IO5I--t.
DESIEAHi.E SINGLE FLAT q rooms
ana bath private hail 10 dcs.rlDr teIiHt
40. II last l3Ot.'-st
FLATS 20 LEI .-Furni-hcd ana n1iqr,
oished de-iraDl. locations. fOLSOM
BTOIiiEIt<. s2G Broadway.
SECOND sIOnY 0 ict ~ IA" mAsn.".
Get e. ODD nn's"e W.. P,t..II CIV
st b ooA4yl.. o. ee Hinuie-' WAX I"nl
Wal >,r.t Fey. Arpy on premises n
III Maiden Lane. Ncw-York.
THREE PLEASANT unfnrnish,d 'front.'
room, on third floor West l.tth.st. gao
water; rent low to GE ,,ps, ,Piri hi9
LErOUEf station }. Harlem Postoilice.
WASHIXGroN V EV ArANI MENE
HOUSE. o 'hrl-f rnr1'i Wnsh!ng'0I
Sluare -Desirahlc nat seven rooms ana ana
all ram Lent o. y thi I"iHoh DIV
FOLSOM BROS. ~ HroadNay.
So MOI.4CN ST arIor lioor and base.
mcnt all improNcm.I'is.
THE TRIBUNE UPTOWN OFFICE
Adyertiscments and subscriptions
received there until o'clock .. IN
n lShR .fNiA ~ 'N'sf'f
Advertisements received at feguiar onice
rates until 3 D. m. VI
o5i 9Th ave = 9. cor. OF -du-st
lJ2 Gth-ave. cor. 18Th 81 c..
1872 { Olun.bus-aNc., near west ooth'st.
log West I9d.sv. near Oth.aNe
90 West l4th-st, near ohsNc.
217 West 42d 81. bet. 1th ana 9Th ayes.
Az ad'a%e between 10th and 77th sts.
I'S.3 N.avc.. Lntwc~n 18th and 10Th sts.
.O2G 80 ave. neor 3lst-sI.
1,10S 1.'-aYc., near S3th--I
200 ad.ate. rorn'r a th.st.
55i ad-aye., near East 3lth-st, .
- Avenue A. tetwren Sd and fth ayes.
II Cansl..t. and 1877 DNision-st.
lto Church.st. bet. Warren and Cham
10, pic,rI,.r.,f.. near Chrlstopheret.
10 Fast 47th-st.. corner 3d-aVc
90 Fast 42d.st.. near Madi'on ave.
4. otI day. b4,. ll9th aud ll3th ats.
HkGLFM OFtiCtS
40 East 1o5th.st., near 31.1vc., a., -.
pa Yves, I2ith.st,. bet. 7th and 18th ayes
800 Wost l45'h.s'.
BROOKLYN OFFICES: w.
ea7 FulLon-st 90 Couri-st. 5OJ nc haIo-
ave. 200 Bedford-avc.. 1910 B'way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
DrrssmakinQ.

MILLER & FENDER, fashionable dress,
| makers, Of 2l9 West 4etn-st., are PF-pdtrd
" make IL CANT gowns at snort notice III
and nuish guarant,rd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
Rooms fuanteo.

WANTED. Prom Jan. I, comfortable
,,ruish'd room in private family. with
hreasfast. Give nll particulars L. T.
q Fox IA, city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18

MILLER 4 FENDER, fashionable dress.
makers. Of 2l9 West 4etn-.L are pf-paira
" make Il CANT gowns at snort notice III
and nni,h guaranteed.
SEAL GARMENTS Icpalnd, CrdSel,
alter d and remolcllcd to new shapes '>tl'
GKEIG I3l wc,t 22d..t.
SEA-. uAis.L..>ro relyeJ. altered "
rcpair,d. MI. BARK rR. no West 5Jth-
81. u yc1r' VIII t'rorgs Sihltr. Neyeh1'
IT.. London. and iunther's. oth-aNe.
THOROUGH DRE>SMAKER desires en-.
highest references. Add ie~s THOROUGH,
Tribune Uptown once. l.2t2 Broadway
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2Jf shave. =. =. cor. OF 2Jd-st
~ bir-aNe., cor. l9ih--t.
l?2 coluubus-aye. near West GSth-st.
lO9 West 42d.st.. near 0th.aye
20 West i4th-st, near 5th.aye.
257 West 42d.st.. bet. 7th AMI 9Th aves
I57 shave, cor l4th-st.
1893 sa'ave. b..ween 1ethh ana 7 ath s,s
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| .7cs lst-aVc.. near 50thst
100 3d-ave, corner 47th-st.
55l 3d.aVc. near East 37th-st
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~ Cnaal-st. and 1877 Diyision-st.
lty Chnrch.st, bet. Warren and cham
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323 Blerck -r.-t. near Christopher--t.
l59 East 41th.>t.. corner 3i-aNc.
20 Fast l2f.st near Madlson.ave.
2.o5i 3d-ave. bet 10TH and lI3th SITS.
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Uountrn Real estate 90 ret.

TO RENT In Florida, on river I'VE miles
trn,n lack sonvlIle. Groom cottage, fur,
nlshcd; surrounded by orElhns. FnrS0,VV' SIs d
nine tree For terms aduross hVA no
Iaipalca, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
Board Unnico.

GENTLEMAN requires room and board
inc In Protestant family = adults, WITHIN
~ minutes o. Llbcrty--t., -; broenNiie
preh frcd. Peas Int patu' ul'rs' C"N-
r.buuc once.
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eouHlrn Keal gslnIe FOR Sa!e

AGENCY FOR MUNTCLAlE.-kcs.d enco
pro- critics for s1le ana 10 1T, large variety
Of choice building sites. J BIS IAi.
LOE, BeeknoD-st.. and Montel1ir
FLOEIDA.-Ihe san Luis Estate. $50
acres and AnGalusis. III acres vineyards
producing iurst wines in Nnlerc1 unliHit'1
demand; large orchards 4 Digh-pricrd
1Fu T. most ieautful anG best paying places
81 Florida cssh ana exchange. san LUIS.
bon l5Z, Tallahasce. Pa.
GRAND STOCK FARM. 200 acres fof
sale u close an estate. - hOrr-. trains
o. New.York daily: water PRIVILEGES un.
surpassed front brook good improvements
al RES j. HENRY JOHNS, -, Morris
town. y. j.
rLAINFIELD. y. J.-For sale, house
With about one acre OF land; modern I'M
lTo, crent> twelve minutes 10 depot bar
tain on easy terms. i. HUFFMAN,
30 Broadway. y. J.
VERY CHOICE ESTATE.-22 acres: ?
milc> from katonah, lIuflem RAILROAD
situation. surroundings. aud views unsuf.
la.scG anyW here: well WrOGc includiag
line black walnut we'll Watered VoOl fruit
and shade trees rich soil excellent pas
tuie; stone fence, fire tout brook choicest
spring watsT. ucNer-iaiiing ana abpnGant;
70 house: also tenant hOu'c and build
ina>: splendid rOads lovely drives ne
quent trains cOmmutatiOn. - cents l2ht
taxes; schools and churches conNc ni"nt;
also superior farm land adjoining, with
good shooting. 30 10 10 acr.s Apply
Broaagav New-YorE.