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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
SEWN CARS pTrCHED.
brakeman Carson Jumped and Broke
His leg.

REED CRY, Mich. Oct 2l-Grsnd
Rapids x Indiana freight train No. II.
bound south. ran come cars OF the track
yesterday afternoon and did consid-
erable damage. Seven cars were ditched
and one car thrown crosswise on the
track. Conductor Eness reports TINT
while the train was pulling over split
switch the switch separated. throwing
part OF the train on the wrong rails. The
railroad company are Investigating as 20
whether the switch was locked or not
according to the rules The main track
was badly torn up ard traffic stopped
for about three hours X. Carson,
brakeman on No Ii. jumped from the
cars and broke his leg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Bsr Cry. Mich. Ort II. Judge elect
Nsxrsil gave tnr hnaft ~ supervisors
'slSlnz - yesterday sttui the claim
sssiost Bay coauiY. held by the state
Mr. NsxEsii sad y vas about time
-0Hething eas done 60 bring shoat
settlement. and he advised that an ex.
pert accountant - empsoFesi % examine
ths acconnfs - csunfy add state
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
Another Victim Identified.

BATTLE CKEKk. Mich. Oct. 2i.- B.
Brown. OF the firm OF Brown A Millsrd.
cigar manufacturers of Hastings. Mich.
is in the city in search Of his partner.
George Milinrd. who came 10 this city on
the wrecked No. Q yesterday. lie cannot
find eny trace Of him. and il is supposed
he is one OF the unidentified dead in the
morgue. Millard's mother and sister
live in this city
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
Closed with Fireworks
Nur-~-. Alnmni A..o.ia,Ion.

Several graduate nurses ~ the city
met last night IN the Organized Char
iiy association building. No i1 North
Division street and orgsnized an Alumni
sseocia;iau. The follow ing officers Nere
elected President Mrs 4. y. MeDon-
aid. vicc president, Mrs Dr. Lup,nski
seCretzry. Miss r. IsFo~.eau; assistant
secretary. Miss = Farnham. treasurer.
Miss Hs9gart The aszecisiion sill
meet next Saturday night al the sare
place. and all graduate nurses are 10.
sitsd % heroine memtefs The meeting
= called far s'cicck
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
Two House Rlll. Passc.i.

HNsHISoToS. Oct 2l.-ln the house
t9day the following bills were passed;
10 divide the eastern Judicial Of Texas
iAfo two divisions and fixing the time
for holding court therein. and 10 build 4
revenue cutter 10 cost $1,000 for use
on the New England coast.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Pno'uns~rE. r. 4. Get IL ] RI
fhis afternoon IRE Vas sccidsrfallp
starter - ne stoFerucn ~ The Frsxi
,ienfe Nsreheuse c'En parry sat a. a.
nis.@s an instant re ~stirs $40 hals.e n
c1ftrn stnret therein Fer~ IN far,~s
Iae fass : siaovsi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Bs1Tlr CrfFE. Mich, oct. N.-
Thursday. October n. warrant wss
isened far the arrest ~ Aoguetue Snsli
~ Eckfora ~bo vas charged with crm
mifting rspe On Mary smell. his step
mother. aged = years Sn,ii has jNsf
l.exn ARRESTED IN Toledo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

" sssfygfuy. tct n Frspcis w.
Neeks tAe ASCENDING New irsrk Ar
yer - s'nhr7za-si slsNfHo ~ fra4t
iaslsis -istt sfsJht ~ ssfiHm kn Coese
ffrs. hsr be'.ss elirfensierri hv iaaf Env
srhuarrt - ne JnHed States snfatri
s.es
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22


Wfth Coaonctor koosts sssssmrnt-
BArxLE cssEk. Mich. Oct I'D. l.
Jsckson. hsggagemssfer on the Raymond
special. says Conductor Scott sas Ia the
baggsge ear eith the order In his hand
when Pullman eonductcs came an and
complained taaf there was no water IN
Gee of the coschek Conductor Scott
said: Wait minute and We viii he at
Nichols where we Will hare 10 u5ssct No.
2. aud will tend 10 H." Scott looked
out ~ the dI,or ana saw that they Sere
passing Nichols. lie immediately pulled
the bell cord and at the same Instant the
engineer had apparently seen the ap-
rfoaching train and turned on the air
brakes Almost ~ the same insfs< the
crssh came This agrees with So0ffs
story and piaces the blame more strongly
on Engineer Wooiley.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

WssHISGToS. Oct. 2l.-ln the execu-
tive session OF the senate today the nom
ihation % Joseph Dowlin 10 be collector
~ Internal revenue al Cincinnati. was
cpnfifmed. although the injunction OF
secrecy was not removed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
- ,te,rsll Rrnlen 80.

Sstfr Srs HsEfs. Nirh. OF n
Fssherrnes refnrf ttasi tha wreck ~ tbs
.Julia B Merrill. ssbsre On lbrnmmonsi
leland. = 81 bfoken % sns that nothisg
can f,t saved
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

LsNrrffr. Mitch pe+ q 1hsre ess .
rrsf rfEd eoiiiuseu "a she hichlgsr Cen
trsi a. midfieht ksrr csrs a naef
rtHn - Aefe fetse4i. tsai ~ ons Ess
hafG
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

sestibssied care could not he exactly
luitaied oB scoouns q the protesting
patents. bat there 10 certainly soms
means By xhseh al care may 1'e bniis
Substantially.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Nav YoEE pet 81 District Attornay
Ntcoil hss decided 70 lay the aGsirs y
the enlargement - ths Cosdaxe Traet
before the xrasd JafY Moufsy IL
msde this staseuseaf Tor rahiiesslsa ttis
slLerannn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

pr n-pev said "a par; We entered
snto the contest vith 4 Ghicage seeking
- have the worlds fsir heated IN Nex
Yafk I speak within hounds when !
Say there ls todsy NJ sne 10 New Nork
o ho e net 2sSf tnst tlcsgo suereesIsal
IN that struggle. 7 fa~F~ "a % ore 70
Nev York wno faiis 20 appreciate the
tur3eu whirh wss ass<uu NED snd the
sacsifcrs neceesar3 20 carry H 60 cona
r.saoui
fbere = - risalry. sri car h. nere.
hetweeu Nsw ioSs sb8 CssczsA Nee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
ARREsTEp FOR ANNOYING THE GorLDs

Henry l. Springer, tweny-nine years old, arrived
from Chicago on Saturday, and registered at the
Grand Union Hotel. According 10 his story he was
I'm the real estate business in Chicago. In of his
business negotiations he says that he had been In
troduced to George J. and Edwin Gould, sons of Jay
Gould and had met them several times. ON uc
strength of this acquaintance he determined TO seek
their influence He presented himself at the Gould
Offices No. II Broadway, soon after his arrival on
Saturday, and reminded the brothers Of their several
meetings in the West and asked them If they could
not find him some lucrative employment in one OF the
many enterprises in which they are engaged. Moth
Ing satisfactory settled during that visit, and on
Monday and Tuesday Mr. Springer repeated his visits
and pressed his solicitation for favorable opening
that he might speedily acquire fortune. The Gould
brothers, being used to more deliberate ana mature
consideration OF their plans Of operation. not
equal TO the occasion. and Springer had again to be
put of. He, however continued in Western free
and easy manner to sit around the Office waiting for
something to turn up
Yesterday the GOuds grew tired of his presence
and telephoned TO Police Headquarters complaining OF
Springer nuisance, and asking to have him re
moved from their Office Dctcctivc-Sergcans Hanev
and Crowley sent To their relief and removed the
defendant TO the Tombs Court. lie explained the OBJ
ject OF his visit 10 the Office and told "a rational story
10 Police Justice Martin, who discharged him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
OFFICIAL TEST OF THE WOOLF PRoCEoo
THE CHEMIST OF THE HEALTH BEARD REPORTS
FAyoRABLY TO MAYOR GILR0Y.

THE CHEMIST OF THE HEALTH BEARD REPORTS
FAVoRABLY TO MAYOR GILROY.
The official ANALYSIS made by DR.. Martin, the Health
Denartnent chemist who took samples OF water III
tbo Vast Branch OF the CrotOn River before and after
II had been subjected TO the new WOOL patent electro
s,pr., proc.sl reached Mayor Gilroy yesterday
A sample taken from the river thirty feet above
the Mace where the experiment was In operation
was Of dark yellow brown color and of marshy odor
II contained much suspended organic matter in large
6oculent masses In 100000 parts OF water the
nronortion of chlorine in chorides .3Oo and OF
sodium chloride .5O7. OF nitrogen In nitrites There
were OOO4 parts and .OO2o In Mtratcs
OF free ammonia there .0l13 parts
and Of albrminod ammonia .O23O; Of organic and
volatile acids 800 parts and of mineral matter, APO
parts.
The sample taken thirty feet below the purifying
point and one from 1000 feet below IT showed
marked Improvement in character. Tile chlorine In
cblordes were found 10 be increased to 2.Ool parts
and the sodium chloride to $3.50. The dangerous
ntrites disappeared entirely, the free ammonia was
Increased TO .O22, and the n0Mous albumn0ld 10
O16 The organic aid volatile matter We're also
decreased to 24O and mineral matter to 100. I'm
provement was also noticed In color and odor. The
Mayor expressed his pleasure at the success SHOWN
nv the process. He said that the new method would
b. applied to every distributing point OF the Croloh
wafer supf(y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
DEMANDS UPON THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE

At q half-hour session Yesterday the Board Of
Estimate voted Sll7,49 Of excise funds to cts ns
tufiors caring for committed children for the months
OF June and July; $24j0 for repairing school build
ings and about $500 to pay bills Incurred by the
city for the Columbian festivities OF october. 1892
The request OF Commissioner IIafen for 200 600
for street paving In the Annexed District Including
Third ave- between Onctundrcd and thirty cigth-st
and one hundred and cighh-s referred TO
Controller Myers. a letter from the Washington
Bridge Commission asking for money to lay out
the approaches similarly disposed OF, We're
also the plans and specification Tor the court
lOusc I'm West Fifty-fOurth-st. The sum OF $1,000
10 buy Nos 33 I}j and i31 CharlcsSt. for the site
az n new station house in the Ninth Police Precinct
was requested by the Police Board. The subject
referred 10 The Controller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
YOUNG SMITH HAS his DASHING WIFE AGAIN

Mrs. Mamie smith. the dashing blonde VINO mas
been languishing in the Yorkvc Prison since sunday
on a charge of grand larceny Is free woman again.
the case against her having been withdrawn. she ap-
peared In court yesterday TO answer to j. b. Graham 5
charge that she snatched $3.50 from him last week
which he had offered her 10 60 TO ST. Louis, and sever
all connections with her boy husband, benjamin
Smith.
Mr. Graham was not present. He was represented
by his employer Mr.. Chadwick Mr.. Moss, OF Howe
d. Humme whom Mamie had retained TO defend her'
had quiet talk with her I'm the PEN Then he stepped
over 10 Mr. Chadwick and whispered hurriedly for few
moments. The consultation seemed to be satisfactory
TO both as they smiled az Mamie and assured Her
that everything would be all right When the case
was called the lawyers stepped forward and asked per
mission TO withdraw the charge. The Court con
sented and Mamie, with fppant toss Of her golden
locks walked out OF court. The wOmans young nus
band was In court and had a long talk with h"r lie
seemed devoted. and was happy when the court ais
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
THE BAyK CLERK KNEW TOO NUCH.

Morris Fnkle, OF No. l04 Monroe-st., pedlcr, was
held by Police Justice Martin in the T0mbs Court
yesterday In $500 to answer charge Of obtaining
three clechs aggresating 1917 30. Jacob Nhnitzer,
"a real estate broker. Of NO 1f3 Dowery, went 10 the
Union Square Bank on Monday with Three CHECKS
sticking out OF his pocket. They were for 500 500
and 81 so. respectively When he arrived nj uc
bank the checks missing. The one for 500
drawn In favor OF ;. Gordon, whose Office Is IN
the building Nokes bank. An hour after
the checks lost Finkc presented the 300 one.
certified, at NOlke's Bank for payment, alleging That
40 was Gordon. The clerk knew this TO b. untrue.
Is nc was personally acquainted with Gordon, who
was called In TO face Finkle. Dctective-Scrgcant
heap arrested the defendant. lie then said that
man named Brodsky. living IN Firstave., had given
schnitzer had number Of checks and notes sticking
careiessiy OUT OF his lower left hand coat pocket
very tempungIy In court yesterday, and moro than
once they We're scattered on the floor or auttered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Dunn, John. and wife and another 70 h:adey 4
Currier Co., limited, West End-a'e, cor
Fit1snmons, james NJ. to farmers Loan and
Trust Co. n : 45th-st, OF 2d-aNe, / year o..
tioldstein, Dora, 10 Fanny Cohen. East
Broadway, o Of Montgomery-st, insa iment,
HAYES Orrill II, To NewiOrk Jlie lh-uIah e
Co. 47th-st, c OF oth;ave years ..,
Homer Charles f. 10 j Brown, trustee
I6stl.st W Of 1Oth-ave demand 49,: ..........
Haft Alexander, cn1 wife TO William Hcnaersy
W : Rlrmingham-s n OF Madison-st, demand
Redmond. Emily \. to VI smith, Sth-aNe' n
corner 55th-st, year tSi;,
Ronner Milhelmina G. TO jacob SegeI, fuitoh-
ave Q corner 1G9th-st year :.
smith, Thomas, and wife 10 AUGUST rieu"i'
: l5lst.st W Of Morrisaye, year
scTeh Henry and T ErSom no LouI' NgTder
Saul Charles 20 Isaac Woin, No II Orchard.
Urtach. Elizabeth to Charles Kramer, >
-Oth.st W OF 2d-aye. o year. -
Valcntine Annie r. TO Farmers Loan ana trust
DO = : 13Is t--t Of 7th-aye. 3 years
wiessner Oscar f. and wife 10 Alfred StecKier'
o Forsyth-st OF Grand-st. ] year .---.-..
zabn Henry. and wife 20 Joseph Dinners,
n ; 1Oth.st. " OF wayerley Place, years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23

English.
A translation Of Falckenbergs History OF MOI
orr phuosonhv., has been made by Professor
Armstrong of Wesleyan. and will shortly be pup
Nshed by Holt.
Tb. Interesting changes and omissions made
by Thackeray In the original MS OF his i'ouho-
shout Papers"-which has been presented to Har-
ward by the novest's son-in-law, Leslie stephen
form the subject of an article by Mr.. husseh
Sullivan in the forthcoming ''Scribner'
The book on the Bronte family which DR.. Wright
has been preparing Will De pupiisheu III '''' ~
by the Appetons.
Mr. W. c. Sydney's two volumes on the ENG
land of the eighteenth century are to be followed
by a study of the English people during the carry
decades OF the present century.
Mr. Jobn J. Piatt who has not published any
thing for long time, has prepared new Voiuhe
of verse which he calls Little New WoTld luylS'
and Other Poems" lie is also about TO prlns
ont q new edition of his 'Idyls and Lyrics Oh lhe
Ohio Valley
James Stillie the Edinburgh bookseller, who IN
his youth often carried proofs to Walter Scott at
Abbotsford has just died. in his nineteen year
He adored Scott and of those empiQfeu
to copy the noveist's manuscript IN order 'ha'
the secret of his authorship should be maintained
Mr. Ste was sharp. dry, odd old fello"' VIM
knew well most OF the Scotch celebrities OF MS
time and was very frank in discussing uieii'
'Chrstopher North he described as "A Dielherei'
who had no idea of the value of a radesinah
time" and Carlyle "a cantankerous' clo'o
listed creature who thought he ought 10 be allowed
TO cart away my entire stock for next TO hothiiis
The quaint and tender love-etters which passed
between John Winthrop. of Massachusetts anu
Margaret his wife. have been edited by the rev
Joseph Twichell and included in a volume whch Is
TO be brought out by Dodd. Mead q CO. MI
Twichell has given the title Of Some Ola fui'di
Love-Letters' to the book
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
Gnmmer Resorts.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS:
THE WINDSOR,

h. largest and 6nest in shs
mses Table and service ny Sa ba.ser
supply the aoass w pure rannpg sprg water
.sto,ishout the house Electric 6es hoSIine ALLEYS
anjta,y plumblnQ Orchestra billards oy"s eP;rs
sne tennis and croquet lawn ard chafWansso No
trv hracino air Positively NJ MOoQEs rnos, eli
VIZ NV Tally io coaches and carriages met Sr
boot, and trains westpot ad eonnets ,o msa lodge
,sces 70 Gene Valley Cascade Lake Allrohus
"a AXE Placid Procure through tlchets; ,.r Wiz
express and ticket once: IN me ho n; frorrletor
Guy roiei' CHAs. A. FERRIES. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
NETWORK WEDNESDAY lss&ItN PAGES
Mem Publications.
DRIEF PAPERS ON
IMPORTANT CURRENT TOPICS.

PRIEF PAPERS ON
IMPORTANT CURRENT TOPICS.
WHY SILVER CEASES TO BE MONEY.
Bv Prof T. w. TAUSsIG. Shows what tendencies
have caused the fg in the price OF silver anu
discusses the prospects for the monetary use oil "hi'e
metal.
THE PILGRIM PATH OF CHOLERA.
Rv ERNEST HART. r. Il. c. ;. An illustrated ar
tIcje showing how the hOrdes OF AI1c pilgrims ufihk
tc,ed waters sacred resorts andv carry the disease
to the shores OF the Mediterranean
PEFORMATORY PRISONS AND LOMBROSOS
THEORIES.
BY Miss HELEN ZIMMEEN. sets forth the views
OF the noted Italian specialist 10 means OF preventing
crime OF different classes OF offenders
SEE SEPTEMBER NUMBER OF THE
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY,
AT ALL NEWS STANDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
Ncm Publications.

twentieth Edition postpaid. for a5c.. or sta,.us
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls OF
Perker A. NJ LONG & co, LOIS Arch-st.. Phiadeiph;a
'Eyery one should read this Little book"-Ath .naeum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

orchardst. No IL; Geo Roeseh, referee. to
T.. Cha .,o SaS i.s6 II ea-t Of Mont4ome;y
st, .O.0AJo Fanny Conen to Dora Goldstein
WoosteI.st No .; Francois HumbertJeaa and
vile 10 Theonss J Humbert.. ................
57th.sC n :, rs It o OF 2d-a,A 2&xlO0 Fannie
Boehm 10 Auguste nrunwaldt. ............ MANN.
18th. IT, n - 2l3 IL " Of Avenue L, 2i3x-; same
to came
5sth-st >. POI It W of Lexineton;aye. 1?xloo.5;
perry-st W corner OF 4th-st, G0x72; Elizabeth
= j. Wildwood to VIM Rankin .-.....;..;........
a7tns Sioos # Of o asnsDe' 2slAs'e
19tn.st, >, 400 II OF 2taye, 20xg2 Stuyye.
can't Fish and wife to Hamilton Fish 80.
o2d.-t, NO SO West; VIM Johnston and wife TO
COST n e :, Iif.G # Of 6th-aye, 23.3X9s9
s,st.st No SIS West; Bernard S Levy and wife
oat % no I02 Vest Ernst Hoptensack to
Annie Hopfensack.
7a,h.st No lao West Walter II Jones and wife
c,d %nS 1,,s 10 234 West; Emma Guerber end
husband to Margaret Bailey . -.
A,,h.st n r. 200 It OF 2d-ave, 25xlOO;5; Charles
Breek refsrse: 70 to 5e oshs, al rs5 William
7o,bst No 300 East; Challc. Kramer and wife
to Elizabeth urbaeh- 400 :; 20 q, vo,,.
ave. lIs.7xjO , IL Ward, referee 10
Thomas Smith
s. Ann save " corner Of l4ath-st; l25xl2;
'' Wiihelmlna Hupfed TO Thomas IL Connolly
,45th.ss' W corner Of st Ann's-aye, l25xl0o;
Tuily and wife to ThI%a. n,Iis
Nicholas Brady. executor. 10 james ID hellh -.
Morris-ave, q y 49, II Of 15Oth-st, 21N73.3;
Charles sullivan to James nassee.. 30 ,o,
135th.st : $ so It Of 81 Ann save, is6Xloo;
John Entwistle and wife 70 John MonA,,
WayerIy..t n q corner OF Madh0li-aNe' ooAiVVi
Lewis q Morris to Carrie T. Trask-' ..--....''''-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
LITERARY NOTES.

Count Tolstoi has just finished an inquiry INTO
social matters. which is to be published soon IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23

Mr.. W. c. Sydneys two volumes on the Eng
land of the eighteenth century are to be follo"e
by a study of the English people during the earl
decades Of the present century.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
Geafbers.

A PROFESSOR OF FRENCH. specialist and author
y head master ~ the department "a city
hign school desires to change. Would accept similar
situation anywhere In United States. or elsewhere In
university, college or another hghschool high de-
Best l'r'hc'S' NHlrcs9 L.. u, Box 5. NeW-horh
Tribune.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professor Teachers. Tutors.
,c to Colleges. schools and Families. Apply u
Ml,,. NJ. j. YoUN'"FCLipN. 20 Union square
A GENCN Miriam Cotrlcrc -upplirs tutors. professors.
\ tc,cher-. goNcrIe>-r- ct' IN al dep> recommends
choos parents 80 5th-avc Hook ldlng 20thst
nRIVATE TrITION-Durlng the summer months by
successful In pupils for col
esc eau or address HERMAN DluSLEH. T.. 40th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23

The book on the Bronte family when Ut "risn'
has been preparing will be published III ''i' 'o''
by the Appetons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23

.rar.,o,,on NJ raIckenberg's History OF Mod
orr phuosonhy' has been made by Professor
Armstrong. of Wesleyan. and will shortly be pub
IL. al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23

RIVER STREET,
between 9Th and oth s s.st h ed ZEN u.
denominations for admission on the 18th aad 10Th OF
september.
r,ru cours.s NJ studies prcia Colleges and
schoois Of science Law, aud Medic Inc
rSs rate Of ttion for al classes 10 sia0 per year
$50 per tcrn- ., A.. .,,dios
For cataiogues apply TO the Librarian Of Stevens
Instituta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
Conntrn Boaro.

g trawbcrrv iii Farm miles from PoughkeeI~ie Dc.
- lightfu hothfm location; c\cri"nt tahlr, -" rats
Aug 4 sent Mis- T.. II. rndcrhin. Poughkeei'ie n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

Only auction sales advertised yesterday an ~
real estate market both under foreclosure both No.
adjourned The sale OF a lot In Wis-aye.. ncs On
hundred sxth-st adjourned August "a
sale OF the southwest Ninety ID
story and tenements, adlOnr0ef unsl
september H. Charles Bn.rman has sold at private ~
Long Island Real Estate and Investment o.
Iany twO-sory 20xi0, lot 2Jxl00 house. In Putnamsvs
Rideewood for $500, TO Louis Eberle, Of Brooklyn
with reference the effect the present strinssn..
Oh real estate Mrs. Mullgan reports that many 81 ~
clients who have drawn their balances OF the sayoss
banks and afraid ~ deposit them again. arc inyers
In the annexed wards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
CENTRAL PARK WEST.
Cost am uu0

r OsT OR STOLEN Handbook No. oS9 AIS: OF the Ger
IL savings Bank in the City OF New,fork, corner
4th.ave l4th-st. All persons cautioned against
negotiating same IL not returned to the taDk on the
1Ath day Of September, 1893, duplicate VIII - ssue%