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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
CITIZEN SAIIDRs AT cAsTLY GARDEN.

The blue flag Of the Naval Reserve of NewYork flow
over the old walls OF Castle Garden yesterday. IL was
hoisrd At 3 o'clock ard that time 200 Logs in white.
battalion which Distinguished itself At Fishers
Island hand FOR drill and discipline
or such othtr duty Commander Miller might direct.
Inc old Garden took lively appearance, 10 which 10
has for been stranger. number OF visitors
wore presen: ard the Immigrants IN search Of work looked
down from Mr.. Connellys labor bureau on the upper
floor with wonder the military exercises The Naval
Reserve has settled down tho regular winter drills
and every Saturday the public will see q, old Castle Gar.
den what IA. citizen sailors do. Commander Miller
yesterday that the Garden was admirably suited to
On, purpo.e- 81 aud that The would
Give a GOOD account u themselves. This IS tho best
homo which ns Saysl Reserve has had and thry were
clad % get into
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
MRS. JACKsoy's "RlMOy4" SILL LIVES.

Los Angeles. Cal. Jan. (SpeciaD.-The Editor OF
"The JacntO Gazette be has found the only
real Ramona the rglna Of Helen Hunt Jacksons
novel OF the same name. at san Jacnto, as we'll a
the men who killed "AlessandrO.' lie Mrs.
Jackson spent time in the HeITnet Valley at the
house Of c. II. Thomas. who now is and for thirty
years past has been res dent there. and from the
Thomas family she obtained much % the material
from which she fashioned her interesting story. The
marriage Of "Acssandro' and " Ramona their flight
10 the san JaclntO Mountains. HE 81 borrowing a
whte mans horse and his death at the hands Of the
white men said TO be actual occurrences we'll
known at san Jacinto The WIFI sauaw VI the
Indian killed ,t!ll lives IN COahult, and Is cslf d
"Ramoan," by everybody although that is not her real
name. Her character is said to be dssoluts Ia the
extreme. She IS short and shrewd. knows Of her
notorfety and makes merchandise OF ii. The slayer
Of her husband is a resident of this valley and At
present Is foreman upon ranch in Diamond Valley.
nearby. The Indian killed is said TO have been
worthless horsc-tlicf and utterly unlike the noble
AlessandTO@ OF the story. sam Temple" jim"
Jarrar who really shot and killed the Ind an for
stealing a horse il not the wicked wretch described
by the au.horess. but only an aveiag, fronei~nlan
Tho san JaciItO Valley Is now reached by a railroad
hut when Mrs Jackson there IL was reached by
q stage over mountain road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
HE sPAxIsHAxERrAX LITERARY SOCIETY.

Tho third entertainment 81 the Scandinavian
Literary Society, organization whose object Is the
study OF the literature Of Latin America was held Al
No. 90 Madison-sye. last evening. The subject uad.r
discussion was the United States Of Colombia G.
Csd,rOn consul from Columbia. the presiding orHcer
Papers were rod by T.. Trujo upon The Poetry o,
Colombia and by g. J. dc Quesada, upon "The Hcroe
Of Colombia The Cuban pot Y. GARLIC delivered q
comet rlon Tho Goddc-s OF Liberty which warnI,
received Musical selections given by NJ Buitras)
Misa Ada tai, Miss del Vale Yznaga ami Mrs Salazar
Among those piesent N Esguofra, II. l.. Miranda
r. Fsoplno. Ponce de Leon. DR.. EeheveTra. f.. Ara
monte, Cecil Charles. h. l.. VasQue1, Consul from st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
COLD WEATHER rs THE NORTHWEST

St. Paul, Mimi. Jan. 0.-rhc mercury early thi,
morning recorded l.. below in this city and at was
still below zero so far as heard from similar cold has
been experienced throughout the Northwest. but pre-
d,cons are for breal in The cold aud weather
will arrive might tomorrow
ing the night.
Milwaukee. Jan. "a dispatch to "Thc Evening
Wisconsin from Sturgeon Fay Wis, says James
Kirby. farmer. frozen TO death there last night
lie was found within nf.y feet Of "A house. Temper.
Visions during this night IL to degrees
below zero
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
ursIC ~ A YACHT CLUBHOUSE.

The New.York Yacht Club members INDUCED IN an in
formal musical entertainment last night at the clubhouse
IL vas stag affair, which about hundred mem
br,s OF the club. with few fends. took part The
musical posrs consisted Of by Henry Pepper
either and gultar duet by V. ii. Muller and +. NJ.
Crenese song by G. J. Bushnea, 'celo solo by .. D.
Ringer: SONGS by Zcthus Quartet; piano solo by
CourtIandt Palmer recitation By J. Ince; trio on the
cello piano and violin, by o. D. Bnger, q. ID. Petite
and Clifford Smith. The members and guests then went
10 the dining room, where an elaborate luncheon was
served.
Jshn NJ Wilson g. A. Freeman, f. W. !. Hurst. Robert
BOVINE A. p. Jones' j. b. Ecclesine IT,. a. Munroe. S
Nicholson Kane r. y. Mead. jr., /. " Clark C. f. Men
ton F. NJ CTonese " f. Costeroader N. j. Woldan Jane.
prown Potter J. II. Grynes y. S. Verian. J. c. Aver J
p Hsggin Lieutenant J. Belni. Stephen Peabody, H. s.
Church " O. EroAaw. DR.. T.. L. H. McGinnis. c. L.
Hendricks II. \. peabody Gnd f. y. Flat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10

Hcnrc c. Turner. young I7ttAn and cA.conviot
living In Morris auia bending over drunken
man on the bukhead NJ Second ave-. md the Harlem
River early on the morning Of New Years Day
Afterward he toc a policeman that he had seen a
drunken man assaulted, robbed and thrown into me
river by "Reck7 Doolcy aud Pop" Kelly, two OF
his associates. The body II the drowned drnnkHri
was found in the water whore Turner sad The man
had been thrown In Doolcy and Reilly were locked
M and they denied sl knowledge Of the assault:
The evening rurne? confessed that he had tired
~ rnh the drunken man. and the man bad fallen
overheard during a fight which followed Turner 10
now ia the Tombs. awaiting IN" result OF al inV-S
tcatiOn by coroner. ON wednesday lhoihas
McShane Of No. l.--5 second ave, saw the body ~
the drowned man NJ the M0r.ue aud Identified II az
that ~ his cousin Henry M(shane unmarried iron
mouldar. who had boarded at No. go Eat Ninety.
seventh. IT. Henry had been without employment, and
had disappeared from his boarding place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
EDWARD CRAZY LOED.

Edward Crary Lord prominent resident OF Morrtovn.
y. j.. died Friday from Brights disease He was
hfty.siX years old He was born in this city. being a
Of Daniel Lord, lived here until twenty years
ago when he removed to Morrisown Mr.. Lord married
Miss Livingston daughter OF Gerald Livingston Of this
city. They had two children, and daughter, both
OF whom died early IN lie. Mr.. Lord timc
with the Bunton Iron Works. NewJersey. but
the twenty he had had business and lived
life OF retirement lie a director in OF tho
Morrstown banks at the time OF his death. He leaves
VIE funeral will take place at the Church OF tho
Redeerner Morrstown. Tuesday morning. Tie burial
will be az Greenwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
AN IyJrycrloy AGAINST AGENTS REFUSED.

Philadelphia. Jan. 9.-Judgc ThaNer TO-DAY refused to
grant an Injunction restraining Lopez Doughton from
acting rs agents Of the Fidelity and Casualty Company
Of New York The defendants said that they were dis
charged AS agents November IL without notice al
though the contract with the company required thirty
notice They continued to act agents until the
thirty days had expired since which time they have
pretended to do business for their former principals
Judge Thaycr said that in view OF this statement he
would refuse 10 grant injunction. but II THE Casualty
Company found at any time that Lopez & DOughtol
attempting t. act their agents, the case could
he brought into court aud an injunction would bc
isSInu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
THE KANSAS COUNTY SEAT WAR.
RETURN OF THE MILITARY WITH THE PRISON
RRs-ADvocATTNG MARITAL LAW.


Kansas City, Jan. "a dispatch TO The STAR
has arrived in Springfield and went into
camp here after delivering six prisoners
TO Under-sherf Larrabee. Cnder-Sherin Larraoee to
day excused many Of his deputies who bad been on
duty since Tuesday and was left with only ABOUT
three men to guard the six prisoners General
Roberts established picket line round The Court
House and holds his in readiness 10 protect the
Sheriff and his prisoners 4 moments notice Ihe
six men under arrest here arc Cary :. Anderson
chairman OF the Roard of County Commissioners OF
Seward County: J. &. Leach Charles Orncr, Herman
Hanker Lee Estes and Robert llutchlson.
1t has been agreed that the preliminary hearing OF
the mon under arrest and those 10 be arlested tha
be held next Thursday at Liberal, practically
neutral town in the extreme south part OF the
county.
General Roberts thinks the most advisable thing Is
for the Governor 10 put Stevens and seward counties
under martial law at once, and nave Judge Advocotc
Court try all offenders by court martial That seems
to lie the most available remedy, as the departure Oh
the troops only resumption OF tho troubles
W. f. IIutclison has adjourned the District Court
MI Monday morning when IL IL supposed Judge
Botkin Mil be there TO hold court
attorney for James brennan and an intimate friend
o. Judge BOthin arrived In town TINS morning anu
regard to the condition o. affairs which exists in
the XXXIId judicial district Mr. Ptzer says 'at leie
l. Odtn-bOund equalization OF 'lliLeHs tiIilaH,S
men in Woodsdse and Springfield, whose object Is
to XII Judge Botin. aud that II he docs not reuIe
from Soe bench they Will eventually d. pose HIM lie
aid that Judge Botkin was Just as likely TO be killed
in stevens County, or Morton, AS In seward IL
psrticpated Ia the plot 10 Kill him. but those who
Enew OF it as we'll, and who elected to inform the
authorities - , , e,,x ,,,o
pratt KAN. Jan. 0.-Thc funeral OF Sher1n Dunn
uhn was murdered In seward County by the eneInr
~ Iudgc Potkiu occurred here. aud larg ly at
trndrd Al tho conclusion OF the religious service,
Judge po5Ain pad glowing tnsnte TO the conrssc'
brsv,rv and LOYAL friendship Of the dead man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
rryDr1s FOR EIpCrRlC CARS IN BOSTON.

Boston, Jan. (speclai--Thc polntelsnk refusal OF
Tho city government TO cooperate with the West End
street Railway Company in the appointment OF com
mission 10 determine upon tic best form OF fender 10 DC
attached 10 electric cars has led TO the company ap
pointing a commission on lts own responslOihiy Ae-
coring 10 public announcement, this commission Is
composed of Thomas c. Clark, G. L.; A. Bartlett and
George r. swain. Mr.. Clark is the chief engineer OF
Tho West End Company's system Mr.. Bartlett is the
treasurer OF the Boston and Lowell Railroad and lives
~ Chc'mef I'd and Mr. swan Is bridge ena1neSr CON
naisxonerS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
Gorsrs anb Carriages.
A VAN TASsEkL f. p66sfr8nY
1870 and 1872 Last l3th-st.
IsRIVATE kAIE

A VAN ThhSsEkL & H INV
eA' AZ 30 T., iatho
10y anu 10. Tr IL
r..o,hhttorSi hpThfEST NJ all the
An ESOnNoOS SSYYa and SIMMER
rsTpbsY.Gri
MI SLv nrsraNS in OAK. MA.
49, M nj, StTfiPAI WOODS,
fLh anu ~. ,ia* S,ch !. ,he display ok
Piouihens Aponb ""en canSey and
ponies: - v.,.,oo. por.
shUo 49, utnm 1910" Tr,,,,., 2n;uckhaards Surrpys.
oy wagons. .Ip,o 1890 tons Joubert
VIA ano "iLhou, s~nv snd ak mas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
FTNERAL as De. HI rON.

Tie funeel Of Dr. Joseph Hilton, brother Of exJUdse
hilton took place YESTERDAY afternoon ~ Masonic Temple
The services In charge OF city Lodge No tOs.
y A NJ and were conducted by GRIND Secretary TheEs,
s.sl,,ed by the Rev. Dr. DWuneu. The large hall In
Masonic Temple well ned with the fEends OF tho dead
man Around conn. which stood the platform, we're
An abundance Of beautiful flowers In elaborate designs
After the services the BODY wa taken 10 GREENWOOD teme
terry followed by the Immediate family, e%Judre Hilton
nj. wife and sons Beside, these were about thrtShve
Mason. who conrlud'd the exercises at the grave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
rrt-rr or-yCERS OF A MILITARY COMPANY.

A. 90 annual meeting Of Company @. TN Regiment
held on Friday evening last tho foN""n. cNH ohcers
and committee. werc ~cc,ed ior the year 1892 S~cre'ry
W. NJ Ballard tr,a'ur Private
,- rye j. Sntsg recruiting committee Corporal +. w
Emery and Pr!yates /. &. Miller and H. l.. Grail finance
commtt4e Captain James c. Abrams and Privates '" d.
pak. and II G. Malle armoiy committee. Quart"rnaster
Sergeant " ~. Tsllart. Corporal John Ialmbeer and
Prvat.s J. u Brovn and g. 7. dickinson; committee oil
A.du,ine Lieutenant Mcrceyy Sergeant J. W. Il. Rock
vol and Pry,tes IT. c. ESbert, F. c. Robinson and O.
Smt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10

forty sticks OF dynamite around fire TO-DAY ~
ignltci and John Wali~. with a bOaid pitched the
dynamite away 1t went oil with terrific force. ana
Walters was blown 100 feet across the road and prop
ably fatally injured John Smith and seven ltaIan'
we're SEP ou-'y injured The house o. tiank Hei-oh
was wrecked by the xposon, and several other houses
IN the neghborhOOd were badly damOg3d.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
Tgr ROIRD OF FDrTlTnOy CONTEST.

There little change yesterday In tho contest over
the presidency OF the BOARD Of Education Tho pertsans
Of J. L. - Hunt, present the presiding officer OF the
BOARD fourteen votes out " thu twenty
on. the m number o: Commissioners and that he there
fore certain OF reelection. Adoph L. Sanger the other
contestant for place insists that twelve members have
prom,.d TO support him. and that there s therefore
aoubt Of his election Tho election, already announced.
will take place next "wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10

nainful accident FIRE broke in the once Of he
electric Ilph. works add Mr.. wiman. In attempting IA
break in the door OF Office with axe, cut himself
the left foot innlctng ugly wound He was assisted
10 his house near by he received medical attendance
The fire was eXtlngushed before much damage was oonA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
THE MURDERED MAN WAS NOT NsHASB

Syracuse, y. y. Jan. 9.-The body OF man muir
dsrcd In New-York supposed 10 be that OF Henry A.
McShane wa bruu ht here last night, but proves 10
10 that Of some ono else The body was Identified by
relatives In New York. McShanes mother say 1t Is
not her son The body will De buried here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

FIFTH AyENCE-Sir Walter Andrews OF England.
snd ex-senator James w. Bradbury, OF Maine HOtE
Mediterranean Charles Tracey. OF Albany, and Cor
poral James Tanner, OF Washington d. c. SrUR1EVAN7
Judge D. Csdy Herrck and Mayor James H. Manning.
OF Albany WINDSOR-General John B. Frisbe, Of
Mexico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
CAPTAIN ROBERT F. BRADFORD, u. 5. y

Portsmouth. " H., Jan. o-Captain Robert F.
Bradford United states Navy, was found dead In bed
This morning the probable cause being heart failure
lie for several years Commandalt Of the Kittery
Navy Yard. but at the time OF his death wait
Ing orders
Captain Bradford was born in Massachusetts and he
entered the Naval Academy In 1ejI. After he was
graduated In 1886, he served in European waters and
on the West Indian station until 1850, when lie be
came passed midshpman. Then he served on the
African coast until 1861. when he made a
Lieutenant. In 1861 90 lie executive officer Of
the Chocura and took part in the reduction OF York
town and Gloucester. In 1859 he became leutcI-
ant commander Io65-'6T he served at the Naval
Academy. lie then served the Asiatic station and
assistant TO the Chief Of the Bureau Of Yards and
Docks. In 1870 he made commander. From
1873 TO 1879 he inspector OF ordnance at Ports
mouth and from 1877 TO 1879 he commanded the
Marion, Of the European Squadron lie became cap
tain In 1881 From 1850 to $50 he In command
OF the Portsmouth Navy Yard, and IN the following
year he commanded the Tennessee Of the North At
antic station. From 1885 to 1880 he was stationed
at Portsmouth, part of the time cOmmandynt and
In 1s5O-'eO he was on special duty at Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
SEVENTH REGIMENT RIFLE SHOOT
RESULT OF TIE THREE-PRIzE MATCH AT THE
hRMORY

The second and last competition Of the :hieeprize
match Of the eth Regiment Rife Club .hot a. the
srmory last evening. The three making :he highest
score In the competitions the prizes At the irst
cemptiton held November 2S, the highest men were
the following:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
E. g. w. OGr
NEW COLLARS.
OGrEcHEE
PEoUoT,

wHEATENA.-Th The best breakfast food delicious
nouri.hinR cooks minute IS cents all grocesu
HEALTH FOOD COMPANY. Oh jthave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
Announcements.

A SLIGHT COLD, il neglected. often attacks the
lungs 'ISrown's Bronchial Troches" give add
immediate relief. Sold only In boxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
ARCHBISHOP TIIIBAVDIER

Paris. Jan. "a dispatch has been received here
from Cambrai saying that Archbishop Thibauder died
there oday OF influenza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
..irpIHSs WOKKMEN BLOWN UP.

I4ttsbuig, Jan. ga Beiiafe, ONO, dispatch says
+, n stone quarry operated by Henry T. Day. OH Reek
Mn sus mile west Of this place. the employees placed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.

30 WIS.,
Diseases OF the Nervous System Gen to- Urinary Organ
ImDotency and Sterility. Hours to l. 10 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10

A son OF YRASTt7s WIMAN INJURED.
" Dwight Wlman son Of Erastus wimen. and gen.
,,ai manager Of the Richmond County Heat Light and
pow,r COMPANY at 81 Gsorge S l. yesterday with a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sun rise 40 Set 448 Moon sets 1855 m Moons age IL
WATER.
/X-Sandy Hk.. Alb Gov. Gsld.. 44l Hon o.. 80
P.M-sandy Hk.. COZ Gov. Isld.. o2S lieu w.. 1S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10

to West Point has Trcomm, nded clinton
OF Auburn With Lncien stacy a. Porter as aier"a'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10

The Archbishop was born In Mery. Department
OF tho Rhone. on September 30. 1899. Prior to his
elevation To the ArchbIshoprc he was Vicar General
OF Lyons. Bishop Of sdona, In partbus. and Bishop
OF scissors and LaOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10

poufngo. AYonso Ortego Consul from Venezuela; A. j.
Cotbesl Consul from Nicaragua. and Domingo L. hm@
Consul from Ecuador.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
mig nc were as fOIIoWs

The winners, therefore, are Sergeant X. u. Duhl'
CORPORAL H. Cobulil, jr and Lieutenant c. F. Demert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
PurrrIps, D1GEsTIBLE Cocoa

delicious and nourlshD2 drink It Is p5rdcs
uary adopted for persons OF weak Digestion Sold every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
Real estate UanteS.

"A apartments furnished ani unfur.
nished sale and r,nt. Iepstlation free.
=. A. DALEY. - West 35th-st.. estab.
lishod 1866.
IL ARMS, Hotels and Country Residences
I wanted for well located, good paving city
ana Brooklyn nrcperty. TAYLOR, 116
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
ConnIrn Real gstate for Sale

A iENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR.- Dwellings
IA for sale or to let large assortment Of
handsome building sites terms easy.
TUBES & TAYLOR, 3 Bcekman.st.. y. Y.
A GENCY for NUTLEY HEIGHTS, y. J.
"a Dwellings ist sale or to lot handsome
building sites terms easy 80 minutes nom
city. FOLSOM BROTHERS. 500 Broad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
Counlrn Rcal gslatc for Sale

EXTRAoRDINARY BARGAINS. Beau
River fruit farm, q, 900. cost $40 900, good
buildings. TAYLOR. l76 Broadway
EINE NEW REsIpENcE. Norwaik.
L Conn. all modern Improvements high
broken up reason for selling. photographs.
SERVlS. 1872 FranklnS
EOR SALE.-New. ID rvns inia.d mo.
L sale floors, ell the lstcst improv sments
new conservatory. acres of ground, stable.
gss must be sold greet chance ter some
minutes from depot and Sound high and
very healthy; elegantly furnished easy
terms photo Il desired c1ne snd look az
It. TIL. EUfnRAT, Fiye-Mte River. Conn.
NJ oRRISTOwN.-F ,al,, isrgc mcderI
~ mansion, with stable. on Frsrklin
the station ncighborhood unekcept lonsbc
Address J. HENRY JOHNSON. Morris
town. n. J.
y AHE CHANCE.-For sale land suitable
~ for town lots 80 70 100, or more. gcso-
s,G!1inIng d.pS, Srouns, 100 t'st along
ono OF the leading ferries over the Hudson
no exchange. Address JN0. c. EoHAllN -
l3G Liberty-st New.Yorh.
~ OUTHERN STOCK FARM. near manu-.
- featuring town. depot y mllo ZOO
acres smooth land In good heart adapted
TO grass aod clover 200 acres r.eh i've,
corn to acre without mnuuis; 900 acres
original growth hardwood timber new rr>i-
dencc. ample barns and outbuilaings; GOOD
society dne churches and schools, emf
nently healthy: cheap labor, home make,
81 high pric.s photos furnished low price.
w. u. STEVENS. IioustOn, Va.
(, la BRIGHT. y. J.-for sale hottest
- 80 and 40 rooms. furnished also sew
eral elegant residences. Particulars OF
-
VIZ FSTCHESTER co. T.. Eat Mount
w Vernon. some choc. lot, on line az
electric railway a bargain must b, sold.
MACK, Tribune once.
IN STATEN ISLAND houses. cottages,
OU farms Wa'er onts, ior sale prize
from ~ 800 TO $1,000. d. T. CORNELL,
Clifton, y. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
for Sale.

A MAGNIFICENT 800 Grand upright
"A piano. slG0: 8 pedals; little used all
latest improvements. 236 Wost 4ad.st.
BICYCLE. 52.inch. ext ert- Columbia first
- class condition bAll-beaging'; cheap.
COLLINS, 40S East SSthst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10

II ARGAINS IN choice county seats amt
- farms on the line OF y. Y. and n. II.
II. IL. also dwellings Ia Brooklyn and ". Y.
City w. II. HALSTED, SO Thomas.st.,
Room %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
SECURES A CIDETSHiP Al WEST POINT.

Lewiston, Me-, Jan. 9.-The committee designated by
Congressman DngIey TO examine candidates for appoint
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

6eaeTai coad 6 on OF the market 10 good.
ii a. 4 b. ffErs afs scarce Fitces slight
highel. DelaaAd good. Greea eoFu Is the
latest adj lon.
Nss pasalo,s s1-s 90 Dol eacunbers. SOC
dols lufter. AElicf esxs. locs psnragp.es.
tLSs8-tes eiffsufs. >4ttt>-- . per bui Ian on
biarkbs rfles. lie blsek fssp1erftes .s,ei
lAe2 cherries. g. 41.l5 tushel, eabbaSes
I4rGe crates. sLz,93.)D eratr ratisnes. lteS
California oranges. s5.0oeSos0 bon; ~ Mich
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