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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-22
a Deubie Iyneisiug.

foRr SMITH, Ark Jan Deputy
United States Marshal Leggett has just
come in from the northern part Of the state.
where he WIS chasing moonshiners, He
reports double lynching. which occurred
in the mountains PeteI Baker. a farmer,
was found murdered in his house. Ills
wife and man named johnson let the
country. but both returned few days ago.
The ncighbors suspected them Of putting
Baker out Of teo way. Tho couple were
captured, lashed together back 10 back and
then hanged by the same rope until dead.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-22
war Probable.

MonfLE, Ala Jan ls.-Hary Hinton
who was implicated by Bob Sims, as Il mein.
bcr Of his gang. and captured two weeks
ago, was taken from Jail and hanged TO the
tree upon which the other members met
their death. Neal Sims. the only male
member Of the family now alive. was sur
rounded by a posse in a swamp last night,
but eacaped
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-22

CATLRrrsnuRo, Ky Jan ia powder
mill at Central City exploded this morning
with terrific force. The sound was heard nj
lronton. twenty-five miles away. Window
glass was broken in Catlettsburg. This IL
the third explosion at the Phoenix mill in
three months. and the most destructive.
The cause will never bc known, M all the
workinen in the mill were killed. IL has
been asceriained that the first explosion wis
in the glazing mill. where there were ten
tons Of powder. Successfully the packing
house. magazine. four wheel mills. and q
chr loaded with grInpowder went hurting in
fiery fragments through The mir. Not a
yestigu of the entire place remains.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-22

IN n.e Cireat CoH 1ftae State cfOrcgoa for
Linn County.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-22

In He Circuit Court ylor Linn CoHnig'Sate 0,
Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-22

\. tie cVesh Court Of fie State ef ORE
gSs, for Linn County.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-22

DEL RIO, Tex Jan l6.--A prominent
stockman from near Langley reports he saw
twenty-six revolutioniJts crosst the Rio Gran
de yesterday; also that Mexican told him
the band had captured Piedras Blanco 3
ranch in Mexico, sixty miles from Dryden,
and that fighting was going on in that vi
cinity. The Mexican told him there were
$500 rebels in that region, all armed and in
good fighting trim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06

s os '' ssso: qs S2s e4,n g. Si1s2 's
lows d No ,Soi., ~ 7sc .aost ofyNHa
Id 6so ana d.. q a ,o ring Of shorts, va quiz
s560do bi-. ,hs,glSe LanG. N,,r option, W.. -.
le ~ -'iu"t ala c."-'d eng h,-'''' I'u , a.
wheat f.rii.a.d tnr eh.T incentive . On advance.
o., ye io~ sr,iiar "'t sd 90 ,si ,0ll,
far c>ioit a4url nr 49, loe ','g'S 'l' 81 ar.
80 uuo lot. strong AID h-D'r cable AL. r tended To-
utsd mo,it i,l ' to t ti va, n So Of aic
bush u.inIy No . mixed and -tran,rr n.N'd aSi@t
able acceptance. sAe- 5,51ooQ Du-h h,eie 1900
b,rh spot including rnsr'd.d naN'd ana ~h!Ic a, %
joc elevator. 5Ogjlc Gnoat; steamer white, 32e low
50ajIc closing Sic Narch. joaolc closing at ~;
sao,t co'as AZ 5o4c de- June 49,, sl.c cio-
.g q tse de- Jmy 5G Pc eo inn,eS St by the
bloyancy the leading cereals. The op'o. mrs.
hands u.'nti,' al, anr,d 20 ano I Cos "n, ont
!e SPOT .' sain'd s ana I ,l ,. We're s GsH.
700 bush future. 81 600 bush spot tpslyd.ng No.
RI i iAes At So 30 T1t' 81 Sa WS
8sae eeya'c- no. w4ti - e,S, a.soIn ~ i
%ste Do S. i5aS: No > Fe6Gsy 86aS6',c cle,n-
a. sSa;e do . Mr9 a. a 9% Wh Is 6aa GS s
Ss'e. closing 81 $stc do March 5oeS'Ss nj c'9,ns az
50 n 75asoc 100 y 9oa'5c; sharp *lq*l 10 rye feed
s0qs5c couonseed meal, - per ton; hom"Y meal -
u Y VIZ AHH Gy, g, for and &sy aoP E IS o%e
cases ar inclined 10 tax tue ,ISnseL o1c,.
tols 81 hay represent afg- bales snail n~l' % le-s.
la Faacy so, choice 70 fancy s5o DO goo IT, Gh95
,'''. SIANH Gong ryc. Go; short iye. iod5)'i oa$
log Psr- ol yssanSe , 'as 100 90 S bal
o thep W., 'iiet conaron Of salir- though
j ssi choice 26r: medium Zsa24c common :" god
P,rinc Coast I-'i choice 25ss:Gc; common u prime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06

ten 70 @ q head G acid % .Ss ss.f
Week cSce % 900 side Unon tanned AID leather
III at Bsrkl1 s foe s ss o. Brand. Cd Nccn pig
Sa bo, o an omat se have soose err for 600
OuO tons said az the decline recently motel
Sraoa ,5 OIL r1r oo e s2S msh5 p BE- G 90
follv- ~ foundy 40 -isd5l7 90 No \. al . > 20
an a .Ie3 for g@y for, s2gta ,a ,s as.
iom :lo ~ a. DOCK Sc!t pig ncina.X az fIT loi
sales of about 900 during the Eastern roads
a rsS , GoG steady to s. oes So TS9 ,S Tas
and lor branj 1850 regarded an eNtyHe
.,.' TIN-Ihe maraet wa try actiyc and easy on
the Ms,s EIghaas a; embraced 20 on' cast tPGy
STEADY at lI5ai.2oc...-... sPELTER-oui- and firm at
MdLAsst.s-oqiet ana about ,t.edy. cuba. 80 tss,
sgo at NM .,S a9' Xxx crop at 3o@S'c
NAVAL STGl;ES-SpIIIrs rCRPENTINE-Has not
q S at 49, utyi uasSines E9siNcMsd
'* '.9si'{ '';G So i' !: 3
ma0d sae. lis Dbl fS crude 5s and 900 S6ls Yellow
da G 25s srS Si' s g Sumner y.ow PRIME
GhEr'g 2S4-SsG in..ce 0ey,Ts'
NY A%rriea9, rs DO Calcutta SEC do
g. e. i3a44c; Menhsden crude, 800 do Light pressed
!c DO bleacbed winter s9e do Extra bleached wnt-r
t5' SPsn pns q P.sas ; %@ sSs
"Sq M6ts n Zee 55 % S SsPeS @s grnf s DO
$500 ank 35a35c straits 36@37c olive. Italian.
"a aesc pan 5a.9"-
OCEAN FREIGHTS-Steam frciehts are weak, and no
activity l. exhibited Oh The local market. In the charter
ing De teIt absolute duncss ro2ns Among the frcsh
esafements were 1900 bush grain 10 Liverpool at pa
1000 bales cotton at I'd 10000 bush grain u London
private terms quoted at 2l2 GRAIN CHARTERS
qtr>, 81 I'd, March PETROLEUM. CHARTEIS-Brif-
i'm bark j. l. Smith. hence to naples. 800 bhs refined
and naphha 2s I'D British ship PrOcy0n to arrvc),
hence "a Shanghai, 10000 rrtn ID, 20c British
steamer Cgpe CoOnna. Philadelphia and Newly ork -
Alden and japan. 10000 refined j2c MISCEL
LANEOl S-Brltish steamer -. Reguus. Virginia to LE
erpOO los British steamer sylvia, Santiago de- Cuba
north Of atteras 9s Cd British bark EEgcne hence
to Port Elizabeth. general cargo; Argentine bark Bel.
Rus,n bark Vest mobile Rio Janeiro, lumber, quoted
40 -lc.
PROVISIONS-PORk-Ws steadily maintained in prics
q moderate demand. Sales 200 ibis within tho
Me quoted at 50 5000 80; short clear sl2 800
ia; family Sl2GSl3 extra prime, :" JO..-... BIfF-ID
yht demand but steadily held. Extra mess quoted ~
510S7 80 family SlO13l packet 99aSlO in b0s VII 30
dfl IN tc cAe India ia to-, sll SOC eli 30
BEEF HAMS-'ieneally steady quoted here at Sl3 500
~ sud the West at ~ J6Tsl3. Sales go bhls
W,Tt o. pr.'a>. CUT MEATS-onst but st1dily
Tell quoted Ctc; picked hams, 2a9c; smoked do.
NlDDLFS-At Chicago short RIBS sold FOR MAY delivery
At f0GO22c. --... DRESSED Hogs Rather easier with
feer ole quoted g. fOt 200 D. Sc for lsO H. 6c
for 100 u; dgs, 6h6Gizc ---- LARD-Ma1e q sighi ad-
vance. partly affected by the rise ia grain though
trading IN al Departments was very slow and devoid u
reN features. Closing hHufr- showed Ii-c o; point.
CASH quoted at 0.7jaG.I,2e. ely steam stronger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06

!: s:f 70 Il fn A'$3; $ 2
FER d ra condition Of trade and sccaSans
YAM. safa Slsrs. Sic crasmy WescrH nts IA
en- . r Sd3S h sne 2i% r: fa%g'y b M' q
seconds, Isqe0c; dairy lattubs and pals; ex'
wh 2 tn. h eS e. o sseS eI sscond . 2o%5@
SEE s dairy half asn ' sSs5nd. fa 1s Tnei sta
dairy arkIa 6,' and tubs, eSaS 24s@25c; nr,ts.
G2s e'snas 2G sass STATE sco nary Iso' w.a
Isc Western dairy G.t! 22a23e seconds. sd2oc fac,O
hrkins, june 179als June tub, lo2alse factory
is foar ti to thirds iod7e; rC i7d2iS cHEiisE
fair home trade i inquiry &C very fa prices Stat factory,
l1l AN made, fancy re nctory ta cream fall
ory common 70 faif. 9SGiOsc iGii .sns $d; part
s@ oaos G%mSa ID @ q aaean sa% on
cooler weather and liant reeep' STATE ana PenpsyysnIa
choice fresh, s9@37 e western cehcose, 6d4oc lined
for 3 t and p? %a
s.s' g mSs bags s sad 81 it, 49, and i
i aSS9 Jazz .' Sows sGS s.y Es s ss
cubes 4isa4tGi xXXN t.9din.e; Mould A. t.sst.ei
Prayers s%s &C. Windsor a. g. deeSa5d IIIs
s slG 49, Phoenix iY \ SsqS GgPt g. 70
sc sa NG ,c sS 80 30 5ss &c. TO- S%'Se No. H.
srEARIYE-Lard dull; city in tcs quoted at 100,
end do in hid, at 7'-c. oeouargaft'l city, quoted
0isc; sales. 10 hhd>, Csc.
the market. but the prices .kd DO attract buyers,
nallS az u i0aSl 50.
>PICES-A quiet and generally easy market with
Singapore pepper quoted at 1a1 c and cloves from 20
10 l2i2c
rOBACCO-Seed leaf in better demand and ste0dy.
sales 1889 PennsylSa seed private terms
20 Eases 1890 Wisconsin Havana l22dl4c 80 css.s
Pennsylvania seed. I2dl35.c; 100 Pennsyiyauia
Havana, I3a40r 100 sundric, 64G35c 400 baies
Havana 70cdsl Is 30 bales Sumotra, - l5GS3 Is.
TALLOw-Dull and rather weak; prime city quoted
4aa4 ll-l6c. No sales reported
wOOTwhile the recent business in domestic woods has
Urued to b. extensive. there
dispos among holders 10 take cheerful view
situation and The result 4, found in careful offerings Of
goods There h;.e been te better
ment forrign grades at about the old u prices
Foreign adtces give stadier accounts concerning
ton Of Colonty wool la London. Among The
transactions on - local market we're 10000 washed
l. 900 tub washed, Is 900 do washed 5000
v.ar's growth TEXAS 10000 do fall Texas 81 900 do
.couSd resas 27JooO do China so 900 doDonsk O 5000
500 AUST allan AND 10 900 do came- hair private
terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
uorIi unnieo.


Females.
4 NOCNG LADY. owpiug Remington
No. abIH 70 TAX" d. thtiou on ma
'hIne and having experience. would lilo
e position. Address l. :. T., o Dsy.-t.
Jri~ city. y. !.
- ALL~LADY wishes "a p-,T.ol IN a
- store, world T,l,r % be m con
Ir' uouTy store ran sp'ak Frnch and
ih6l'h. Miss HORACE. Boz l.. 1r.b-
unc once
- ALlsNLADl .-Et tu "Atcr ru'rl l.I..
- csta.t zoo bakery or conf.rtlonor, =.
III sks German and English: capable u
i'hlng charge; references. MElE Err.
~ Amst r.am-lve.
- TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- A ra-id and accurate .tenngr.ph-f d.
-irc- position yesf-' experience taui Ter
with al kinds II work. OGRApiI ER.
Ytn fopf. Rom 3 NILS Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

RIrIIpIN(i MATERIAIs-Brc from up the river are
Ncrv scarce altogether nominal. Othor common
trck higher and .sh Hsverstraw hard quoted
Nominal per 600 ri hkills, nominal; UpENer hard
ronirsSy % 20 pale - so ~ - Ito.endee cement ST
rsI Is Der American Portland g. Od$. 90: Belgian
Portland s. 1892 "a English Portland, 354S- 80
Roc Aland lime, SOC per BOZ and do finishing 81
Joar line SOdt5c latEs, - O9O
seat's hair 25a2sc pei bush cattle hair Ito Is. ~
COTr JN-The spot market quoted dull at sc de-
dine Sses, 81 bales for consumption ccilts at the
rats today p 81 tales against Is 1903 bc, this dIv
q week this time a~t ye4r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
LIVERPOOL WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Heal estate 10 Cfrban1e.

CHANGE-Fir>t- lass private house.
n near IarA, fer II. ookiyn or country pIo.,.
trtY. j. .. HONT. Il broadway.
T. brooklyn cold-water rat
II line location, fully rented, Tor private
house or country place. j. q. HOfT. Il
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
Qrcssmdkinq.

a. .
4 RTISTIC DE!sSMATING -Evenlne
IA gowns for young lIdles a specially hi
unique Do .n'. AZ short notice aud m0der-
ate charles goOds purchased II dc-lr.d.
Mrs. McELROY. g. East 9th-s;., opposite
Ucnnin% ;.
A KTISIIC DIkSSMAKING perfect NJ
n ting costumes, jackets ana wrap
handsome dfssscs for SIP. Nine. Owen,
@G2 West 23d-st
a EI.NSMAKEH want. Wort, making
~ ps'f h rHsonahl. pf!rr.. Ms.
WOODS, 80 La-t Si,th q.
T. iRSr CLASS DKG>SMA K.K. new o..
4 tabll hinent, wi-he- more custom az
home; suit - up. Nine. ABEL. 13s
West 3Sth--t
II EENCH DRESS AKEE. with bosi
j New-l ork and Paris references, w1shei
- fragments in piiNaic families. Address
Mr.. A. H. b., III West l1th-st
S,EAL GARMENTS REPAIRED, homo
- or out. Mrs. BARKER. 1lG West 3Jth.
II. II ycaTs with George Smith. Regent.
st.. London, and Gunther's. 5th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06

THE BOOK or OPEN-AIH SPORTS, octave 500 pages.
illustrated. The standard authority American open.
AIR amu.ements Rules FOR Nng swimming ball play-
ing shooting horseback riding, &C.. &c. IN full. VI per
Published by The Tribune New YORK. Entertain.
ing and universally compliRented " the press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
Domrsilr Situations Uanteo

Males.
A 5 BUTLER Ia private family, single
"A handed BY single man middle age ;
ny OF country good reference NM.
ARMS lRONG. 100 3d-aye.. ID fiat.
A GENTLEMAN rong south wishes a
n ztua.lon for III coarhnsn. Cal or
iatrr-s : East Slst-st
A YOUNG. EARNEST MAN want a
IA place as q rdener and 10 make himself
grnenlly useful around a gentleman p-sce-
Addrh,s +. C.. i07 Nrlhamsve.. BrooAiyn.
II UTLER-fir-t-class German. age 80,
- wishes position; beet city reler'
cnces. Address LUbBLN, ci4s ClarA'
30v East 70th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
6elp uanteo.


A 3ENTs AND CANvAssERs male OF
"A female, 81 10 ~ daily profits sure #,
satd tS5i, s no ' Por ar
Ocular address ]. PUTNAM 4 Co.. We>l
Win'ted. Conn.
,:)11 PEs MONTH and Expense. paid
81 agents. male o. female, " sell
Iyck's physIci3n', Lcd.er; ~;"1dy employ
Inent. WI i. CARTER, Boz 200, Sa-
Nsnnah, "a.
Males
A GENTS. general aud special wanted for
, "A new terlitOry pure ne Insurance !;
cheapest Known; state authority rosf,on-
sibie management; reserve mud null claims
paid only % sssrssrcnt1 total since 1888 (:
correspondence Invited. TIlE PROVIDLNT
AID SOCIETY, Portlond. Me.
O UTLEk. s35 Port.r. az: Dug clerk.
- SD. farl hand fIJ. tail GAIIiIE
~ kLAt. 1|6 IfoadNrr
n GOD MAN. with SO aid push. 20 con-
VI uOl our process Of preserving polish Oh
metal -iXn- work ali nc 90, h' llu.
bu4. For Iaitcu'ars MIIAL PH!SLfN-
ING SIGN CO., 49, Zdh-St.. chicago. lil.
NlErEoPOLITAN AGENCY. many years
WI t1bl.i"d reliable and very successful
IN placing men r. good p9s.tiobs orders con
tinnaily coming IN fof ali kinds Oh male
h.p psrs., var att.ht,gr Ee' ri 70 ,.I-,o'
Ls' \ NrED-By a prominent nanufactur.
w lnu corporation. 4 gentleman 90 take
charge II their Interest," 81 81. chi ago IN
position = lnguirt preferred: itmil 81 Y
with architectural. engineering and mechan-
ioal matters desirable but not essential, Al
csflv engagement desired 10 Gcccp1tbly
nHed would probably lead % permanent con-
nection. Addrr-, g.. Tribune once. Box
20. giving "Npcfienr~. references, salary cX-
pectcd and other PARTICULARS.
Females
M ANTED.-A tho-oughlY compel Mt
w lady's maid; must De = good seams
str'~, and packer; French OF g, inian ~
fer rcd personal references. Addrrs. Box
20s. Tribune ptown orc Las ia" ~.
XJANl ED.-A Protestant general house
w worker 10 he eeq t1y I sme roaI ' p5
,.,rsd nnat he good plain cook and
l,aadres and h.'c good ' S,5 ,e9 5..I;c,
good situation for ' no.,,om ~ Nd
ate wages. Address Locs-hoA 3D. Garden
CITY. y. V.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
STAINED.

800, VFllNaFy; - 7lI low MG'llnr I,-1o
IN me contract line there "a fair degree "a, .,
ana lower range Of prices. attended VITA rpDrved 0
~. LOT iOHs account. a.d SOM little hamneripy ty a.
,a sdc Win w'ater Liverpool market eaTi 'S
ais showed ceclne OF lag pJint- which va svp.c
qucnty followed by further Dir d Of 76s NOM, ~
liberal port receipts and increased interior moyemcn ~,
100 20 much Tor the "lus who unlotled an cv.rr -, ~
sp.t Toward the close few "shor.~' covered and
dul and weak. Sales. 14OeOO bai"s ''''' "''c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
Dusllless Chances.

A LII SHOULD LEARN THE AIT OF
"A GNIrlIING.
IL cnltNates mental a-ccndancy will
power. personal Influence ANA elevation VI
character. II es:abli-hc- a p0i-.d equilib-
lium a. the nervous system. giving pcr-uas-
We power and prcr' nee u mind under eu"f-
s'ucie- and a curative force g. the vi- med
AMY nttlrar. which Nungui-Ar- di-casc.
DR.. MCCARTHY. ENpert Medical M.smef-
10 ana Magnetic iIrairr. 3lb IVES. 5gth-
st. L1Terimentsi soance THURSDAY evening".
A SsOCIATE WANTED IN financial and
treasury STICK aud zeal oetat~ sod l--o-
| cldt. connections high Investment nominal.
BONDCS. Tribune once.
A FORTUNE TO ONE or more Investor.
N % =" 900 10 mach'rery controlling and
Ioi'opoli 1nF large aud profitable industry.
or paitcular-. apply IN p.fso.,. hLOEBER
ALLlNG. 1875 Liberty-st. =. Y.
II RICK YARD. fully equipped. fof sale
.. plenty clay; best shipping hcilltic, on
tdeWator 10 mile. from NeN-Nafk no
,iadeIs 0. b. ACkERLY. II broadway.
& AEpENT Err aud builder, az vears old
~. A inr.rig az, 70 YEAR eAIr-Iience ~
sug"rlntefd building Operations o. c,t.fnai"
values for Insurance Or loans bo.t II frf.
rrthccs furnished ard required. II. b.
Box II. Tribune Oflco.
CAPITAL or pa tncrs procured and gor.
~ lofhtlOhs lnrIned Tor legitimate cnt..r-
pilses; businesses sold quickly without PUB.
Icity no ciaf4e % investors. {. VENiOS
"a lTEltSON. word BuNdirR.
II or SALE or fAETNER WANTED 4
pearl button SHOP, - 4 partner y IN q
small capital business established Apply
s1s Nsci,oh-st.. y. y.
II orEL.--A good chance 70 buy az eIe-
II CANT hoiA properly chap; now Ia
successful pfrfion and doing a splendid
business. address c. +. HALL. Owner.
Petersburg, Va
I INVENTIONS Of superior merit wanted
i Immediately bought sold On cor lids
si0l or company fcfncd for sLufact turing
CHAS. w.. =. o. Box 1854 NerYorE.
- FLIABLt. active business man y de
IA -iroue II c-t"bli,hing spring wstor
business on ncighboIing largo city thor
Oughiar~- uarnc. OF form Incorporated com
psny bu"incr~S already t-stfd some oAyitxl
required suitable references exchanged Ad.
dfcSs C. Bon /. Tribune Ofice.
~ AN rED.-Pai tnef with $500 b. at A.
w treasurer and attend ~ finshcisl De.
"a tmant az a well-estahlished travelling
combination paving big profit. references
exchanged. Call Or address FRAME IL Ri
a. East "th.t
AZ 600 WAITED b. manufacture
- -. WV IN hi businc-. god or.u-
ing for young man. ~ VIII take special
partner ~ whom god int.r.-t pad. WIRE.
.&15 00O-Tssi, building wiit-r pow.r
road must be sold 10 Close c-tst.. haif
cash. BONC HEN, IL fult0H--t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
Citn Reul estate 90 fft.

Two RENT.-In the Wesumofclanu, ~
100 FAST l7th-st.. a large, ~ ht apart
ment; all sunny rooms nom NAY ne Ha
nieni.e, OF NJ. WILLIAM SlON -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
Citn Heal estate for Sale.

20 TO 40 WEST 9lIH-ST.-Threc.,,
IOU strv. l. and 1 = f., ca'ihr,-t. ihi'' "a
bou,t.,. AGAIN Apply or picnfe'' %
STENEN>. J.A-dyc. conner y5l-,I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
lical estate n0antc0.

w ANTl-D.-Smsil house or apartment FOR
w gentleman and wife, with large sunny
rooms, for MAY l well located. Address
HOPPING. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
FURNISHED Rooms.

A HANDSOME SUITE. two ane rooms,
n also large square rooms. at IS West
22d--t.
AT ~ IRVING PLAgE-Two suite
~ elc- ant deco Il Ions. furnishings; house F;
breskfs optional
VrLFGANT PARLOR with adjoining b. d.
II room. ali cOuNcnicncc,i sc.y mOdeI-
atc. 40 Vast 13th-st.
4 ARGE and sMlll rooms, priyats house (;
IL half block l. station. 85 Wc,t 90 ~.
NICELY furnished rooms, one Or two sin
~ Gle gentlemen. near Riverside Drive,
S3j per month. 80 west e3th--t.
EVEEE HOUSE, corner Broadway snd
"a Hou .tOn- 81 Comfortable rooms Tor so
cent, per dsv and upward.
1OTU-ST.. a.. near Br adway.-La &c
70 room. second floor bath adjoining
tOtel Attendance seen today $40 weekly.
.IuTH.>T.. 80. . WEST. near Gil-cy
~ HOu-e.-S"Ncrdl rooms; also dining
room and kitchen.
90 Hist, 30 Wf.sI-llandsOmely fur
50 ni-h.d large. sunny rooms All I'M
proveraeut-; grntcel house; breakfast OPP
tional; moderate.
on WEST 14TH-ST.-Wen furnished
OUD rooms. permanent or transient, Tor
nr-t-class parties.
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uprk UanIro.

Females.
-,,->-oop ,ptrr-R and TYPEWRITER.
~ 10 me- Toyng lady beginner. where she
csn use her own machine. 90 centre-s;''
orange, y. j. ---------,-
:, T0ErT1RY or .COMPANIoY-By a
young lady prIyas , ,sersa by,s r con-
paniosl 70 a lady; can I"'ni T,ihu " one
ene.-. Address &. d. ~, ---vo- 49, ~
rE,rrEwRrTIss T TEA F tx 0" RS,i x
zone; rvrewYfs2rr supple and ~
~ as pn.a2xaF. sS--sc fs-'s.
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A uVENrI-tMTNT md II - ~ -
a ifh6'I>iNS FnP TuE NEw-YORK IRiB-
1,Sr Nil 81 RECEIvED AT THL "a -
Town OFFICE. 80. 2t2 BrG S,n " "a 70
door north Of Thirty-nstsi, and a, ADSf o.
EASEMENTS At the following o ad. w iso
S,h.sva- i57 Fearpaye.' corner F FStr.
tccoth..t 100 Thlrd,aye., corner E stty.
.cycnth.s, o26 Thlrd~y,ec0 w Sfg f fc%y.
nr-t--t 7os Frstase, ivo "a Tilorty.
t'on9 20 ,vs snD A: 1923 Thlrd,sve.; 20
West Fourteenth.st 257 Wet 10, "a ID lit :, lt'
Chureh.t SO, Third rs lHu FAT faS
ono b,,c c,i '',,,ntditwrnty-nfth-st and 2i3
we.t One r 'hnndr,d aud .tsenty-hfth'7'' up to
D. m. at regular office rstcs. 70, u,
In lroOsllsnao 4 nes % ave- and 10. 10
I,rnsd'S,v ND % y. H.. AZ regular olice
rate.
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QounIrn iseal Gslaie Tor Sale.

A5ENCY IOI. MONIILAl -D"ellnss
a o., 10 az L, let: !sIgs ASSORTMENT VI
kandsoue DululAg sites lelA.o edSs
III ms l. TAYLOR. = 3eeKEan-ot., y. \.
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1890, N'A""'S w. 4coI, % do February 7

tion VIZ D"'Cu Oh American Si0nd4fd If.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06

d. HOPE, general Ie,l estat. as.,nt.
N. NrW-JeIsey property hpcvIaI1y' Oo"'
tYd, building, l45 L4rIty-st
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26
Pensions for Now Engianders.

WAsHrNoToN. Sept 2e.-Pensions for New
Englanders: Maine; Original. Michael Cur
ran Jacob w@ch; additional, Rufus A.
Smith, Lorenzo ID Hobbs. benjamin w. AN
drews, James DUNCAN. Mark A. Herrick, Ed
ward X Chapman; increase, David II. Fierce,
Eugene X. Jackson; reissue, George II.
Clover.
New Hampshire: Original. Charles II.
Knox; additional, Riva +. Parker. Thomas
ID Locke, Charles r. Gerrish.
Rhode Island: Original, bartholomew
mahani restoration aud supplementary, Dam
iel II. Cobb; increase, Patrick O'Brien.
Massachusetts Original, Alfred Norwood,
Theodore Phaeneuf. Reuben Walker. yr Geo.
shaw. Elisha y. Gordon. Edward +. Cody. =.
W. Farrinston. Charles II. Guy. Lewis II.
johnson, Timothy webber Edward IT, Nor-
ton, William corooran. John Young. addi-
tional Frank Paul. l., II. Howes. James Re.
gan, George y. McKenney, William Thurstc n,
Jacob A. Ewall. restoration and increase,
Asa p. Wheelcr renewal and increase. Hiram
&c Kenisto N; original widows, etc. Emily
X. Damon. Ellen J. Ray Elirs Heferan, Mary
Fitzgerald, Francis VI. smith. Sarah kenney.
Phebe II. White. Lucy .wett.
Connecticut, original, Leonard Jones; addi-
tional, Charles ID. Barnes. Robert Brown, Al :
bert Jennings. increase, James Harvey. Bur.
ton b Beach, Thomas Handley; re-issue and
increase. Alfred j. Comstock: original wid-
ows etc, Hannah y. Scott, Margaret j. Smith
minor Of j. Smith.