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Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-17
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-With clear skies after
several days of Indictment weather, there was
an Improvement in the dry goods market for
II little while. A few large buyers were in
the market. but most OF them were repre-
sentat YES of southern trade. Pr nts were In
good administrations and small staple
cottonS. transactions generally were for
moderate orders.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-17
pewitts Little Early Risers. best pill,
Dr.. Cullimore, eye and ear, Bee building
Charity Needed mt Home.

A Boston physician thinks that hui
name people who are SO fond OF raising
funds for the unfortunate in foreign
lands might more wisely do something
for the c~onsumptive of their own coun-
try. In New England there are at least
$4,000 consumptives, half of whom might
be benefited If they could afford to live
in another climate. And the same thing
is true OF the whole region, which he
calls the "consumptive belt.n He thinks
thai all consumptives ought to go TO
New Mexico, where consumption is alto
gether unknown among the natives, and
ne calls on the churches TO start a con-
sumptive emigration movement to that
territory.
DeWitts Little Early RiserL; beat little
Ills fordyspepsia, sour stomach, bad breath
Or. Cullimore, o~culist, Bee building.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-17
Markets.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Jan. l6-WnEAr-
Quiet; May. s71ic; No. 2 spring, s5c; No. !
northern. soc.
Consistently; No. 3, 3Siic.
OATS-Quiet; No. 2 white, 36Iac; No. 3
white, 3lIaQ3'c.
BARLEY-Steady; No. ., $685.; sample, BOD
621ac.
RYE-Lower; No. 1. S?%c.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-17
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1G.-MoNEY on CALL-Easy,
with no loans; closing offered at 2h per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PArER-4nOi per cent.
STERIISG ExCuANGE=ouiet but easy at
mnnd. W.
Tho closing unotat1nns IN bonds.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-17
IiyeruoOl Markets..

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 16.-WHEAT-Steady; hold
ers offer moderately; California No. ], IS 3d4
SIS $40 per cental; rcd western spring. rs lid
07s llhc: No. 2 red winter. Is l1dD7 llhd.
CoRN-Steady; demand fair; mixed western,
IS lie per GENITAL for new.
CHELsE-American finest white and colorod.
5Gs per cwt.
URPENTISE-Dull
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-17
Minneapolis wheat Market.

MISNEAPoLIs. M,nn., Jan. lG.-There was an
up turn 10 the wheat market today, although
foreign markets were lower. The feeling
seemed ~ he ia vorable to an advance. and
the argument used bY the short side was slm-
ply that wheat must be near the bottom and
u was time to buy, May wheat opened at
eOSe, an advance Of ~ over the closing price
last night, ana for three hours held very
steady AZ from sohc TO ~ The opening
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-17
st. Louis Markets.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, jan. ID. Higher
cash. s1alsSc; May, 0lss00 &c,
CoRN-Flrmer; cash. sGac; May. 3sb13sAc.
OATs-Steady; cash. 2o|.oshlay. $3.50.
PoRk-Steady; new Sll.35S
JARD-Steady; $751; 10.
WHISKY-Sl.lS
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-17
Coffee Market.

NEW YoRK Jan. 16.-Opened steady and un-
changed to . points ADVANCE, closed steady
and unchanged to 10 points up: sales. 10000
bags. lncludin-: February. Sl2 Is; May, s1l.So:
SPOT: Rio. quiet and firm. No. Z. Sl3.5 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-17

On the Produce exchange today: The butter
market was firm and unchanged; fancy
creamery. 20 G30c; fine western. 26D2Sc; ordi-
nary, 26G25c; selected dlirles, 24027c; ordl-
nary, lSll2!c. Eggs, 2lnW22hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-17
Cough Following the Grip.

Many persons. who have recovered from 10
grippe, are now troubled with a persistent
cough. Cham berlaln's Cough Remedy will
promptly loosen this cough and relieve the
short time. 25 and so cent bottles for sale by
druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-17

shares. inciWdjnS: %tchison' I as ooLncEn-
wanna, 90 d; Erie. s,4J5; Northwestern, 3,ilO;
Northern Pacific preferred. also; New Eng
land. $3.50; Reading. 800: Richmond & West
Point. ere; st. Paul, 1910; Union Pacific,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-17
London Stock Market.
tCOpyrightcd 1892 on James Gordon Ben

copyrighted 1892 bU james Gordon Bennett.1
LONDON, Jan. 16. New York Herald Cable
tie wav of nav business was efrorted on the
Stock exchange today. Consols were firm.
There was Il rise OF 1 i-I6 per cent in home rail-
ways. There has been u further advance of
Pa per cent in Brighton. Changes in Amer
can were for the most part ,unim-
pCrtant. There was n general decline.
Meyican~ were quiet without much chan :e.
Bar silver. 43d: Mexican dollars, 4lad per
ounce. No demand for money. Short loans
market was equally quiet. Two and three
months bills were quoted at IL to . per cent.
London stock quotations closing at D. M:
ConsoIs money..... Mj4 st. Paul common. S3I4
Consols account. .95 1916 Mexican ordinary. S0Js
N. Y, r. II o. lists. lS5sl New York central. 19
Can. Pacific. ....... 9GIa Pennsylvania ....... 5I7s
Wisconsin Central. liz Reading ......... y. II
BAR SLLNER--43d.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-17

Cash quotations we're AS follows:
'FLoUR-Du!l and unchanged.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring wheat. sGkc; No. 8
spring wheat, 1905 C; No. 9 red. 9O09lc.
-.CoRN-Steady; No. 2, 3sS03shc; No. 3. 36Ac;
No. 1yellow. SIC.
oATs-No. 2. Y04c; No. . white, 3oh03lc; No.
3white, 3g63lhc.
RYE-No. 9, S2ac.
BARLEY-No.>2, Coo; No. Q, 5o06oc; No. 4.
$50 45c.
FLA SEED-No. !. 04Hc.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prin,e, IL 221i. %.
PORK--Mess pork, per Dbl, s.. 25gs.37h; lard.
per cwt, s6.22h; short ribs sides 0oose),
81. dry sailed shoulders 0oxed), A.62H
o. 70; short clear sides (Doxed), S5.SJQD5.sa
WmsKY-Distillers' finished goods, per gal,
Sl.1s.
SUGARs-Cut loaf, unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-17

Constipation poisons the blood; DeWitt's
Little Early Risers cure constipation. The
cause removed, the disease Is gone.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-17
Denver Mining stocks
DENVER, Colo. Jan. 10. The following list is
the closing quotations on the Mining exchange
Today. Sales. %. Goa shares.
San Francisco Mining Quotations.

SAN FRANCISCO, GAL, Jan. i6.-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks today
were rs follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-17
New York Mining Quotations.

' YORK, Jan. 16-The following are the
n mining stock quotations:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-17
Boston Stock Mark,

BOSTON. Mass. Jan. IL. following were
the closing prices on stocks on the Boston
stock market today.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-17

DR.. CullimOre, O%oullst, Bee building.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-17

DeWitt's Little Early RIserL; beat little
Ills fordyspepsia, sour stomach, bad breath
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EST SHORE RAILROAD.

L.
w (N. Y. {. IL. Il. T. Co., Lessse) v..x
Trains leave i2dst. North RIVED station Ne"i W
a. follows and 90 minutes earlier from 100: u Jayst N!
$3.50 A. M.-Daily for Newbgrg. KINGSTON: Aoans'
daily eNccpt SUNDAY west 81 CocNman's Junction
7uJ 4. M.-Daily for Albany; daily. except sundt'
1000 M-Daily for Ncwburg. Albaay Utica, syS'
cusc Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Fails. Detroit O"'
cage; daily except saturday. for Toronto ,.,,,.
1885 L. M-Daily eNcep, sunday, for Albany ana oue~
400 r. M.-Daily except SUNDAY Tor Alr'nT o. sv,..
Rosr Buffalo Ssss,a s FOR Pe fepoo c'
slip M-nailv Tor Albany ruca. syracuse, hocneS
ter Bufalo Niagara fall'' Toronto Detroit 'aS''"
HAVERSrRAw. LOCALS, 2:t5 g I5 p. NJ, =, an.
NT.wRURG LOCALS. ) ;25s 'lo'io a. NJ = ~ WV
5 81 600. IL :i5 i VI! - r,u ro.o,,o De.
Sieepng.cars for Buffalo. Naeara Fails TORONTO w
.rpt Chicago ST Louis all through tf"lhs, ,..,,,s
Daily For tickets timetables parior ana ' prpos.
i"n 333 Washineton St 100 Fulton.t Annex once "
Fulton NewYork City, llS 27i 3eS ,sS az p'S and
A. stations C. E. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
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ErcnEnLp MORTGAGES.

Browne Martin J. and wife. I-osc II Barber.
Mott-a,e. l5oth--t war, +iooo ,-- =,
ruilding snd Loan $50. .aton. wa.hnstoia,c.
SAM to Ma.la \ waytack property. years.
coineI cou. l.. b Title Guarantee and Tru-. Co. n
Cor,,. MARY l.. - Helene Mas. 1870 Fast il4h-St.
Cof.a Geo H. to Matilda Wei, trus. Sc Decatur.
SAM David wct-,o,. same property 3 var $3.50
EdeccomG,. avc fi5ti.-t. l year. ~ 900.
Dennis. sage 6 20 Fanny : Lindsey. 73i-st. lith
benton ficierck NJ. and VIE. % y Y Cooperative
building and Len ',ocaior ,ha.gh 900 adj Denton
E-chner ,.eo ,. to ia, owens. II al Rradhur-t
Nc 'Sq %[. a., c - g.s cor 81 i.aa''''e ana '''l "
Sane % IA, Ward. BNdnuf-taNc. ltdst, 3
year.. $1,000
huIs'-aye aid i3d.-t 3 wear. $500
SAM 10 John \. Asinwali. trustee ~ B-ldhursts'c.
Same George II Grannl- and another executors.
Rrldhutt-'fD. i$4-' = fe1r-. fl&o,n ,. ,
Iiarri- I-do- and wife. {, thruham sorn, wni";-
Kr4,.r Goorge anl nln 10 Patrick onyol. ii5 West
3oti,--t. = - zoo.
So Io5th., . E,cr.dea,e demand mortgage 500 90
MeGoyen. Michael aud VII. % Harlan S"ins- Bank.
M1lGo,n. william ii and W. t, zailer Lumber Com.
Iaay. l@Tret. W ANruu" { monthS = -
o'N@lI. l'wnc!- and va. 70 Mary Williams
Pierre Mad lime. - Henry Hcrrc. 37th-st Lex.
Hocrr. JAM oad VIE to Hamilton Bunk. 5 18th
Sduirr. Th'Yd.,orf and wife ., Francis VI JeHchs.
lOtti..t g Kiy'r.idc-asr, demand $4,000.
. . 2d4tye Ieul-t YEAR. - ZOO
Tancr Anna ~ Union square Permanent COOPERATIVE
Puildng and Loan Association. Antonyavc, corner
W,lhrldpr William y and wife D. Mutual Life rnsur.
ance Companv r Sjth--t lothnvc yrr. $1,000.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

New. York. Saturday. May 4.
The total amount realized from auction Gales OF CIV f
estate Rid al ne Exchange Auction Room for ''
week ending with I ,fefy OF Hq' i5td1 i5Ss
For o present week ending WIN nsur +, held at
s ss Est lisl9s a AND %aci ton Room '''
TO-DAY (MONDAY MAY Q.
Foreclosure sale 3 lots I0.sX1O0 each. n 13ith;s,
a9ls # q w yo SO and H't ss q ghs a o''s' t9
Of 5sth.st auction sale j3 Icts at Bedford PARK N l.
TUESDAY. MAY 10.
Foroclosue .ole lot y tNloo and sstory houseI no
R a., 9SNioc Zach Of ss'n;
:, lo', l 9iN2 5ls ci Vest I.s.t rs # ~
ave- OF lead 80 Milesst7 and s s%tO Du a
Ing Me- 2iC aS and f' Of 6uiidns 80 West 5Ghs
Scso E. AVE. i5 Hl" III ics sN = '55ice
- cor Of + 5o lcs: 5 o 5S itVS sst I
"A y Of i7otl.st. 100 It Il Amsstdan..Yr.
WEDNESDAY. MAY IL
foreclosure sale lots 2jxlOo1l each, and 5:story
s a. No s g sTS i ~ and 5sos'
3 8 and i' Si'ory buildings Nos s5 sprias
F SG and f; r 'f Su & sD"s
@ nas sSS\S 49, 9$'? s"% S SS' xS5%ca
@ ?oN on M -S Zoo SG Of ioh hst' Ex TO-
tor. sale lot 3 GNSoN24 1850. and 4sory buidns
g. i and f S..ofy bGs o. 30 30 I'D SIP
Pcarst and house Gcrarda'c corner oil l'o''s'
THURSDAY MAY IL
SIS iIeSisGGS s o II Of 5oust lot 25xco
S9S4 and aGe cy G G%ens TO- 80 G &Sse 9
1876 It OF l0tl-Ne. Auction sat'' ioe 2'A, LINN
wSr sq 'G ot ' $5xoo and 5tery aaimcnt house 30
1SS H at DdDSs Ferry y y 81 ~ " " ~
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEEs-N. Y. CITY
9o,h.st No 50 West; Frank L smith and wife to
57, fIa' 10 Iss East East Cha. Lang and wife
N Retail ,'ao.crs Cnion IL ,yioo5 loo'
''T IIsnr; Il r'S 70 Madeline Pierce 1900
57t'st : s. iIs9 It 6 I.,Nneon.iye 1e oxio01; -,
l.t ASS'' t teS MS 5o5Sioo Anna Som
Ma To- MarT + Co.'s 10000
and vile to Morton II Foster 81 900
within. to Up F ~ oNcl '' 2c25
I42d IT, n 5, 5oIIo0; Theo Carltsol and wife to
lsC 1GN 30 e" ~ci Charlotte Hal Cha,
noaIcSS a%ors 1,u co" i5l.,i 5oNi5o; Jacob
I.ocknan and another. c>Ors. ETC. to Frances ,oo
lots 5. s & M.s5l :s P wam lopS
'of 100 raa, ESer,ae sa giss 100. $1,000
Centrc Of Lane running from Albany Posi- Road TO
Bn Sioo Of N H,ef re5iS % witch St Jse9
Davenport and vne TO Aurustc larsss..:
aasHsS %d VIE 70 jams cd PaS as
rr.rottalc. T. Isea It g Of Hooa Road 5oN
lol 3N93o; Anna somcryilr T. Frederick
latS9 20 {, lam Of fc css, 'oNoo:
Mo17si@ia,', '2isise;' Maria a woy'aGk to ooo
Lot H. map 4 samuel Ry"r homestead: John
V Ieularchc - Paul J. LcmhrclI"
Boston-aNc =, 4i2 70 Porot.St. @5N13:
Daniel Haniann Katie VI IIahgan:-...
1th-aVc = 1870 Il o. 2'th-st. 4? lON1r2:
John Graham - Mary \ g MrLOchln. ....
34tl.,t. No III West. John t'r1hain 10 Mary
- McLochln --..-.-.----------
2lst-st 40 159; John Graham to SANE
lrth-st =. 1l9 last .2NlJl9 .; saae u same.
i.th-.t. u - 10 II u 0thaNc 3uxloo.f; -tne
To sane
aOth-st. II = lao n ~ Th.nv" .oN1s3; Chas
\ II Ilago o. Elizabeth Hagr- ......-..-
77fh-t u l'i q 81 West End.uN". l"NlO22,
Francl, VI J,nrh- AMI wife Ia Katharine
Nabl"v ....--..-- 1000
ia - - 81 n u West Tnd-aye. l5SN76s;
Fanny Lind-cy and husband & Pog" { Den 1900
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For LAKEWOOD.
Trains leave above station via
LEHsGH VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo. Niaqara Falls and the Vast

s.l5 o m. 100 p. m. Sundays, 7.3S .. M
Dor Ea,ton, 100 is a. M. $780, . l5 S.45, SIZE
T.so p. IN. Sundays, SIS 100 a. M. 40 7.SS D. m.
FOR Bethlehem. Allentown and Mauch Chunk 100 ala
NJ; l. 30 10. 5l5, 100 y. L.. sundays, s.l5 LILO
For Hallstcn. SIS a. m. 1890. s45. $50 D. NJ SIN
For points In the Mahanoy coal region. at SIS a. n
IL. 30 3Aj p m. SUNDAY. Sl5. HOO a. N.
For WikoSbarrc, Ptt,tOn and scranton, SIS q. n.
1880. 345, 7.30 y. II. Sundays. except Scranton
73S p. m.
1.SS p.
Tt,ts and paror be procured az 1-2 235
POI. as rs. 9i2. lliO Broadway, 20 Murayst 3l{
Canal-,t 81 East 1ithst.. 235 ColumbusaVe., and s.
ton at BROOKLYN. and u Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG
West otis Express Co. viii call for and check baggage
from hotel re- dence 10 destination.
a. A. Mcleod. Z. a.. HANCOCK
Pres't Gen. Mgr. zen. Pass. Agent
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Mem publlcarlons.

Eighteenth Edition. post paid for pc. or stamps
THE HUMAN HAIR: Why it Falls OFF
PARKER A. H. LONG & Co Ola Archst Phlla
Pa. EVERY should read this little book
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Furnished Gonscs 60 Get, Gounirn.

l. LATLANDS. l.. ].
Jamaica Bayro let fully furnished for the season
very desirable country place beautifully situated
sisng OF newly Quilt modern house, with water and
heating apparatus Of land laid out lawn and
garden planted. barn and carriage house Apply
1922 RICHARDS g SAUSE
SO IAb~rty-st
n oRwoon PARK. LONG BRANCH ~ 1.-Two cot,
" tagcs .til TO LET al this magnificent summer
sort. Fully furnished ard b.sutiuf &c, N tain At
West End Station. Addrc.- PROPRIETOR NOR.
WOOD PARK Long Branch city =. j.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM
Station foot of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table in effect April H. 1892.
Trims leave via
Central Railroad of New jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For Philadelphia AGO. 40, 800, 10Y. ll.30, a. n,
with dining car, 100, 2I5, s3o with dining 400,
800, 900, 100 ,. M. l2,l5 night. S9ndssys 999
dining car 800, 500 p ~. 1915 night.
For Ba timore aud Washington daily 100 IL 80 No.
with dining car, 130. $50. dining car 900 D. l2s
raror Cars on Day Trains. sleeDers on Might .TainA
&c. 400 500. except Pottsye; 80. except HARRISBURG
D. l2lj night except SStIrdly nIgh:. SUNDAYS H. 80
o. IN. $50, except Harrisburg, 800, except
Pett:TIlc, go Except H ir,s sGs WHIP.
We rhiaaephia , at 40 a. No. s2 SS p M BIZ
For Easton 400 us SIS q. m; /. 40. 5.45, 7.3o
.. u. Sunday; 4.3o. 100 a. m 90 go p M;
sunday. % 200 90 NJ 100 $50 D. m " A'''''"a
For Wlkesbarre. Pittston and Scranton. S.{5 O. n.
20 D. N Sundays. 40 a. m.
For HiQh Badge Branch. $40 q. m. LOO. 4.3o n
For Perth AHboy and South AmbOy at 40. $50 sls
lil5 a NJ 80 400. $50, SIS, 600, 7.3O D. Sun
for IFscehoid and Atlantic Highlands 40 SIS Ills
n NJ. l3O. 40 600 p. m sundays, except Freehold,
For Fed rank Long Branch and points South to Point
oniy 4CO 420 600 p. m SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove
and Asbury park. 900 a. m. 400 p. m
For LAKEWOOD.
M4so SIS a. M. ] 80. 345, 40 D. m.
For Toms River Bsrncgat Park and Barnccat, 80
For - Atlantic cry yineIand and Bridgeton, $50 r.
Fer Monmouth Beach and scaOrighs 40. sI5 LII
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Qcalhtrs.


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IA tutor preparation ior coilegg' ncoo""e ~ "
Drs Vim. NJ. Taylor and David H. Greer.
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS: IE n"fhd
"A Frs Tutors Governesses etc. OF al bitnches suppu
10 Universities Colleges Schools and failles
Schools To parents Modern Lang laees SPOKEN Aa
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEAcuLRs, AGhNSf
"A Supplies Professors, Teachers tutors o0N e.hcsSc
&C.. 70 Colleges, Schools and TaHlle Apply "
Mrs. J ". YOUNGFULTON. y Union squire
N EST TEACHERS. Professors. Pr.1cp's A.sist,hts,
ID Tutors and GoVcrncsscs promptly i'col' lot c'.'
department OF ilstructon school. rcohhtnd,u 70 l-
ents MISS DONOVAN'S Teachers Bur'au 80 T. l4ih-t.
II EST TEACHERS supplied ioi all branches IN any
Is locality no FEE Tor registration. Form Tor SUM-.
PV.HUY SSOON American School bureau, w. itth y
lIIRsT.CLASS TEACHERS supplied without charge arg
r No Zee for registration. UNION Il-At liEfo'
AGISCY established $780, w D. kcrr, ~ Ea-t 1tih-t
c,TND STAMP FOR the PRETTY TyPewrlttr' 70 $3.50,
- SIOR'rliAND AND TYPFW RlT1NG COLLEGE.
S,6 Broadway, y. \.
IT, UF FISK Teachers' Agencies New fork 10 'oh Cm
caco Los Angeles. &c. 5000 positionS haeu IL, r"
CrOCKFR y Y Manager. Lincoln BldG 'hloh 81
yYyN0 GENTLEMEN college ersduatc' wish engage
l mcnts a. tutor. during the summer months Adde'S
r n L. cafc Il MIRIAM COYRlERE, Book Bullaihi
/ 80 shave. corner 2oth-st.
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eummer Krsort 0ni0cs.
"SUMM Err HOMES, :"

An illustrated book 81 100 pages, describing the sumner
resorts on New.York. ontario and Western Railway
obtained May 10th fr'c arp alton at Offices be-
low II Give, LIT Of hot. farm and boaralnI houses
1000 fet above 1c with rates. d!-tac"-. aud All IN
formation. IN York: g.. l5j 3.3. 90 323 Broad
way. T87 Gth.ayc.. 10 thOvc. 3 E1st 10Th - 2oi
Wf-t l25h--t. In Hroohynt 'ouItst, 500 tn!ion-rt
20 Anontcayc.. - and 10 Broadway, -l5 Manhattan.
or IND crt- IN stamps u j. {. ANDERSON, %
b sNcr.>t. Ntw-hoFh.
On May = ana 80 excursion tickets for one far VIII be
sold 3-3 broadway ana try Offices, giving an oppOr
trlfv 81 personally selecting sumner HON" and also
'uJrfnC day nhng ia th.s delightful rr4on Ich"ts
GOO! returning jun !.
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flats 90 Get, Furnished.

A. THE BELLA Is EAST 'Oi'''sr-ro RENT
Fine large family Apartment Rooms. large AID light
1892, October. 1892 fully furnished
the finest apartments in the
reasonable terms, which include coal gss, fee,
steam. Please call address j. L. FERGUSON. ~ Las.
20th.st, the Bella.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-09

x ALE OF PROPERTY OF ANN TTEALLS ESTATE
- AT PORT CHESTER. y. Y,
THURSDAY, ..Lj -, 49,, the premises IN MaIhst
a. IL O'Clock sharp.
AT AUCTION.
consisting OF dwellings, vacant lots and The dwell
ngs and vacant de>rably situated and the store
property best business property IN the village tias wat'r
ana perfect sale positive. For further par
tlrulars inquire OF JOHN II. CLAPP. ATTY,
30 broadway, Nev-Iork city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-09

If YOU ARE rs EARNEST
AROUT PURCHASING 4 SUBURBAN LOT, WHY
NOT BUY IN An ALREADY SETTLED LOCALITY
SEND FOR MAPS AND PASSES FOR THE GREAT
DOBI,s FERRY.ON-TIIE.IiCD ~ON SALE ON MAY
H. ONLY MILES FROM NETWORK.
sMYTH Il RYAN. AUCTIONEERS.
III BROADWAY.
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Alusicnl 1nstruments.

4 FISCHER PIANOS.
"A. FISCHER PIANOS. ,. -
iarcc assor tmont Upright. Grand ana Square PIANOS
at moderate prices, cash, !asalments ana eNshahgd
also Pianos several bargains In second hahd Paos
different L.a4A.fs, az low Prices 80 ,,..rrroo,,s
10 5thave., corner lGth.st.. New YORK
4 Sr-NRTE OF SECONDHAND GRAND. UPRIGHT
n and Souae Pianos OF make some but slightly used
and fully quo aneed also sccOndh hand Pianos OF other
lcading makers AT low prices
CUICKERIN( & SONS. CHICKEKiN,' HALL
5thtvr. aud / ~th ~. Ncw-N ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-09
T. RE lines,

TIE AaHvESu
SOLID TRAINS BE1WEEN NEw.YoRK Anu
b. chiGAGo VA cHAgrAIo yA LAKE o. 81
- kIMA A d M6u 81 iiS.Hf foRhsfs ri Xss
6rsss 5ops to ressais Paterson Tuxedo. SeHeg,
GALE Scranton, Blnrhamtcn. Elnira Corning. Watkins
.an ha.o S5ssi f s Jono n
point: Wsss Trains Ieays New.YSfs TOO: ch:%esfs
st. as follows and i've minutes earlier from Yves. esist;
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
q M A. NJ. Dsily-Via Niagara Foli, and Chau,,ucas
XUV Lake Ra9r car :: fS Bun, sss's!
union station. except Sunday, for Monticello.
yE-TIBtLED LIMITED.
Z m r. NJ Dany-sohd train for Chicago. vie Chautas
to Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati. '''' N''''''
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
= 20 P. NJ. except sgndly-tor Biaghamton. Homes
C.OU dale and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EMPRESS.
4 Oh Z. VI. Daiy-solld train to Chicago via Magyar
O.0U Falls and Grand Trunk Railway. Sleepers
Buffalo. Rochester Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
q On T. ". Dely-Nia CAsutaGqua Lake and Niaga1
o.oU Falls. solid tain " Chicago. Sleepers " BuaAA
FOR PORT JERyI>.
W rs sdsas " So & u.s. 80 30 s a. g = =
FOR NRWB;R;;
w EEK DAYS. a. NJ. 3 rs p M. 80 p. m. sA
w p. IN. Sundays a. M. NJ. $50 y. IL
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
NIAPS AND uME.rA bLEs may oe obtained tran
WI ticket Offices Also copies OF sumner Homes %:
omcs dser Sing Vicinity Of Xsw.YofS; 'ichaatauaus
Ir'e sGnys", and p ig,%s. EAAGSF6SSSTop,rroSs
:s ioi r: -na NewYSiR 5ss Faon r99Aa
IT,. HoSoSen. and JERSEY CIV station. Erie Tr,n.t.'
Company calls for and cheek, baggage from hotels and rs@
''">'' D. l. RODENTS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-09
ONTARIO AND WESTERN KAIL" An

uei Sass, a from st avst for MOson Lac
ioWa Port Jsrvs Mc"S .ascs carbon
M son Delhi Sidney. Norwich Ednes,,on:
W:ica Rome. oneids Oswcgo, Detroit Chicago ana V'"
West 49,. ,,.,ort and Mime
waska Waikiki valley stations MoartoTpnht o,y White
Lake Livingston Manor. ,,.u.,n,,h Liberty Law.
ngs,c1 Manor RocEIand Walton. sidney TsrSit chi:
Oneida oswego Rochester Nagara iio,ng chair car
- % Snsrsnsion Bridse Daily all other trans u'
Pullman drawng, room seats and sIeepnHs ANDERSON.
obtained az 1923 Broadway New W Srk: j. -
q. r. A. SO Beaverst.. New-fok
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-22
DIED.

Al LEN. On January "a. 1872. at IL 30 pm, at
ner tgSi1 rs i.l-S sire northeast. MAhklAN
nye years, Sin months and h'e DAYS.
pS.pI ' 0, r.,,.-,. D, 100, 4.
ninth s, year o. ms afe. sosLIH = bnApLLl
W iIe stth a; 80 In funeral services
BRLELIoN. ON THURSDAY. January 81. lsce.
MILAN Ii. bhLhtloN. yr. In the iortleth year
Funeral services will 10 bala N, his ,.,. ,s,,
6O5 Whitney aNe1ue. Gu saturday tine 81 Instant AZ
the family are nSi;ed alter whc ini. ,,s ~i be
private at Rock C-eeE r,in.tery
o. AiSH 10 HR1s January a-,a ~. ls,S. At
land. aged sixty years H. 'e''-
northwest. pm. Saturday. Interment private.
foTtiaib year of h,s anu. =, , u a. 49, a. the
nm \ titIUa AZ DIV IN s'feee h"rthsest'
Funeral VII take place saturday January g. from
attend
rAsTERN. suas,plv a.r.r,., mn. ,,,. o, ,.,n...
sint, years 1sloyed moth.r on Ian5,. NJ AZ %
death has hssn hars nm, ,o-,o .,,., o,- ,...,-.
from our side. IA HER oRaNDsoSs.
N, unera VIII take place a. : . M sunday. January
tween L and NJ streets northwest. friends IN
yited TO attend.
hLSf on ~ k:r 'sF sS S1.f IL q:
seventy -eishih Year Of liz ags;
9eock IRON his late residence, li2s Mosher street.
NV. AZ . n m. At Rich
dent of National cemetery. Fnn's Point. ~.
funera wI.l take at 5 y. AZ. SUNDAY, January
"a. from 90 Iw'niS ninth street. Richmond. Va
HETTENkEMER ON January 81 l-sr1 a, s.3D
An. CAkL o. AZ. beloved sOn 81 Phihp aud Anne
He!.enkener tnee Neuratl). aged sixteen montLs and
eaeNen days.
To Us for sixteen an nious months
HIS Infant .uia "a = ,-,xen-
And tlIen he hasie fmr-as I'll 20 earth
And went 10 i've IA heaven
-, a, =. -, -, -,
unefa Will take pace from be PARENTS resceoce.
~. Massaghusst.s avenue northeast on SUNDAY: tie
- ~ ;,,,i a.u I'.aiaNes
1.ies -, 1'' 'N''' w ~- ADn0fe paie's
f $3.50 Ia -
MosHEh ON THURSDAY morning. January II.
lsgS at her resldence. No. ll5 street southeast.
MARY BRENT. WIDOW OF the late h-odoTe Mo-her
ana daughter ~ the late holcrt Young Brent OI Mont
sonefy county. AID. IA the sky slkth year OF