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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08
Congress adjourned, Friday, alter being
in session Lightweight days.
An Old Friend.

In a series Of interviews with members
of the last congress 81 out OF 43 remarked
that they were readers OF The Youths
Companion. For definite and Trustworthy
information on the questions Of the day 1t
is really unique, while the high character
of its stories, the wide fields covered by
its special articles, and It's contributions
from the most famous writers In Europe
and America, are we'll known.
lis program for next year seem'
brighter than ever Some of the import
ant stories are; The Deserter," by
Harold Frederic; Tale Of the Great Mu
iiny In India, by Sara jeanette Duncan
Several Romances OF the Sea, by W. Clarl
Russell; Tales of the War, and Of tn
Frontier IN Early Days. Henry M. Stan
Icy contributes two thrilling narrative
from Darkest Africa, and Archibald Forbe
writes OF his CLOSEST Call" Naval Ba,
Ties are described by Admirals, and Mill
tary Life by Generals. Then there ar
articles on Choosing an Occupation, Boy
Who Should Not 90 to College, Physica
Training, Recreatlons Of all kinds, an
many other practical subjects.
Another pleasant feature is the charm
ing picture of a young lady Of colonla
timss, "sweet Charity" reproduced II
eOlors from painting by Ferris, which
presented 70 all subscribers who send thei
4175 for a new subscription or re
neyal
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08

For a cupof hot coffee go to the candy
kitchen.
The candy kitchen is the place to get
fried oysters.
Pure candies can he had al the candy
kitchen.
Go 10 the candy kitchen for an oyster
stew. at.
Oysters served in every style at the can
dy kitchen.
EXPERIENCED workmen mike the goods
al the candy kitchen.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08

Our eagle is In good shape this time
Mckinley and protection is the watch
word. As we 60 to press the indications
are that Mckinley has the state by 6O,OOO
at least, which is the larres, plurality since
John Brough's election in 1868, Of 1Ol 600
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08

[ have secured the agency OF the Miller
Keyless lock. These locks are manuiact-
ured for all purposes. They combine abso-
lutte safety with convenience. So simple
a child can operate them. For further
particulars call on or address r. Q. BEN
nett, Wellington, Ohio. (44'f
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08
In OIden Times

people overlooked the importance Of per
Danently beneficial effects and were sat
isfied with transient action. but now thai
il 10 generally known that Syrup Of Fig
will permanently cure habitual constipa
iion, we'll informed people will not buy
other laxatiyes. which act fT time, bu
finally iDjure the system.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08
Dangerous Cranks Locked Up.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 4.-Three cranks
were placed under arrest by the police
yesterday, being considered dangerous
characters. They were W. s. Bates,
who demanded work or blood within
q week from date" Mike o'Brien, a
monomaniao on journalism, who
threatened the lives of the proprietor
OF the Times II they did not recognize
his ability by giving him employment
at once, and William Garvey, who was
found on Smithfeld street Emporium
ing every person he met TO kill him.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08

Now the question arises, have the people
been enli ghtened my on the monetory
system by the recent debates in the
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08

The state derives revenue from ll,7iO
saloons The counties OF Logan and Ge-
auga have no saloons, which leaves eighty.
six 10 furnish the dens. This makes IN
average OF. .1l3 to a county.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08

about colds and coughs in the summer
time? You may have tickling cough or
little cold, or baby may have the Group,
and when IL comes you ought TO know that
Parks Cough Syrup Is the best cure for IT,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08
Arr.,rnmspt Of weeks, the Dsfauiter

NEW York, Nov. 4. - Francis II.
Weeks the defaulting lawyer, who
was extradited from Costa Rica and
brought back TO this country, reached
this city yesterday afternoon In charge
of detectives and was taken at once to
poiico headquarterN Weeks was ar
raiRned In general sessions before
Judee MARITIME. When asked 70 plead
he said that he would like TO have
tine. Judge MARITIME then granted
hirn u.tii the 10th Of the present month
u make formal Plea and make suoh
notion ~ he may desire The judge
then committed Mr.. Weeks 70 the
ToQobR .. -.----.~--
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08

The republicans have carried New York,
great gains in New Jersey, and, in fact, a
republican victory everywhere.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08

The postofilce address Of VIM. McKin.
ley will be Columbus, Ohio, until further
notice.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08
THE WORLDS FAIR

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Send for circular; or send 80 cents today Tor
large OUTFIT, containing over 100 photographs.
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08

Young man, buy the candy for your
b est girl ai the candy kitchen.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08
AMERICAN AUTHORS,

nv B1ander Matthews, setting forth In clear
and simple form the main biographical facts
and the chief literary qualities OF famous men
in American literature, Including Irylng'
Cooper, Bryant, Hawthorne Emerson Lowell
etc; Isg7I@. @EasFA aanAn
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08

Are you going to have ST. NICHOLAS In your
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is $500 year. Everything In II Is Illustrated.
Subscribe through booksellers and news
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tY- Write for the Miniature St. Mich
olas Free.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08
II SToRIEsIoF INDIA

When Rudyard Klpling was q boy In India
e used to read ST. NICHOLAS, and now he
takes his turn at bringing delight 10 tne
thousands Of young folk who read II to-day:
He has written for ST. NICHOLAS series OF
remarkable stories Of boy and girl life In the
Jungle and with animals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14

.senh a. Co. and other commission merchants. but
Is SAID the goods covered by advances. Another
attachment for 1886 has been obtained In this city
against the Damon Manufacturing Company. cotton
hnnnels, OF Westvae. Mass In favor OF Marshall b.
Clark.
Deputy Sheriff Mulvancy yesterday received an
execution for SOS :i6 against FL Orc Mining Com.
p"hy' OF No. III Eeavcr-st. Judgment obtained
IN Onondaga County by Patrick Lynch.
Mechanics Hens aggrocatinc about 1000 have
been filed against jacobson Margovitz contractors
ana builders. by creditors. and that iirm has filed
Hen for $1,000 against Henry PasinSky. owner Of
Nos. o53 TO 90 Ezabethst., which the firm
building.
Deputy Sheriff Muvaney has received attach
ment for $7,7l0 against Charles A. White. who
recently married wealthy Cheyenne widow. In favor
81 Henry l. Brant. OF the amount claimed $3.50 Is
for legal services. which so has been paid and
the balance commissions for hncine purchaser OF
note for So 900 given 10 White by his wife. but
which White afterwart refused To sell. Mr.. Brant
Is after the 40 900 deposited In lieu Of bail In the
United states Circuit COnrt. ard the attachment was
served on John a. shields, as clerk OF that court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14

November 20 via E.e,d.cs february 90 with md'e to
Haik Emilia CH,r,. MuIlcr, Londonderry 81 days in
ballas. 70 = Tobias & Co. ,-,
S t Haze l.sns% ma 4n SalsT fs% s e'E
CLEARED
Steamer Nachoocher. smith savannaa-R l. walscr
steamer Chattahoochcc, Daeecu saNihllah-I l.
Steamer roquois. PENNINGTON. Charleston and Jackson
Ger. Ju"g.t. Bremen Via Southampton
sa", EnGeh (Er ogI!yS LycTpGe via New
Steamer Ocean Prince Or, Evans f'nah iha-'ohh
EmA vc,uvio GtaD LcngobaIio. oran. Aisicr'-Funch'
i:afk Charles Rice, Lunt, Rosaro-J II winchester
Go. r,
via newport News ami Norfolk Cnat,ahooche, ,ayann
vnad S,aic sisnSr fh,csso na%,o" Roads
naIk ;%rrlisr T, n for Me"sy . no"y Door"
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMEl;s-Fo1rIGN PORTS
Victoria 5nm os M., l,om N'"fO'f Feb
re6r'aT% - ofri,Sd at fr,tel Msrch i9s; 49,.
steamer riomo tNor sailed from caidin for New'Norh
York SSH Mach sat of ri G'" at @ March %
steamer Iona Ef sailed h'm p".r Tor N'"'i ''''
cs Ttl:q p..;sd brow oa Nm N.,ls Il 70, South
'"p9n rag a S'H n,r va ma'T r"c from New.
yo,. March Tor iroaIogn- and Rotterdam lSs'od the
ScIllN Islands March Is.
steamer I,rcadnayn" I'm Ryder. from New.York
January H. arrived al - tin March ,.
steamer l'olaria Vscr, Busch. sailed from bt'trn
for Ncw.lork March -.
N"rrta u. .r. Ic"- ling. sailed from Chris
tainsani for y .w.Yort At ) p N March T..
STEAMER Italia ger. EcutT, from Ncw.Yofk To-.
S,,ttin. arrived Copenhagen March ID .
Steamer la Iascognc tr. S'n,cill, from N'w-fotN
March 1. arrived IL ilaNtc March ~
STEAMER Arthur M Williams. Bastia February
., To-, Ncw.York passed Gibraltar March t.
steamer Prvdan lPrl. from TIT II, March Tor New
York. uas-cI Gibraltar March IL
steamer Mn>>ilia .fr, bo' ne NON N'"-'"" ''p'
ed at Mlr-fIir-
steamer Nru-tria IN. Bland sailed from M'r~'il".
for Nrw lork March ~.
st,ancr N.;yrls IN, MURRAY SAILED from Naples for
NcN.YOrk March II.
Syamcr Capua tGcrl Sporting nom Ncw.fo,k lamar
H. Via Baltimore and PcrDambuco. arrived At Ho Jan ~"
March = -. ,.o.,.
steamer Hilary Or, sailed from Paie for New'l OF"
M,rfh I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
a. j. DITMAN MAKES IN ASSIGNMENT
THE wELL-KNOwN ASTCR HOUSE DRUGGIST
GIVES PREFERENCES FOR s5,475

Andrew J. Ditman, who has kept the drug store at
the Aston House. OF Broadway and Barcayst.,
since 1872, made assignment yesterday TO Andrew
u. Gleason, lawyer, OF No. 265 Broadway lie
fled the assignment dealer In trusses at No.
Barcay-st.. having sold the drug business last week
10 Mr. Mofatt, said to be OF lis clerks. Prefer
ences given TO nine creditors. whose claims az
gregaed S5475, the largest being TO the {. y. Crit
,enden Company 81 $50; Robert Mcclellan. slOo6;
J. VI. Crosvenor. $500. Theodore RckSecker. S677
New-York Life Insurance Company. $3.50.
Mr.. Dtnan could not say anything about his failure
yesterday. Assignee Gleason said that us trouble
the result OF indorSlns notes for friends lie
unable 10 meet paper coming due right along.
and he decided 10 make assignment to protect all
the creditors. Besides this his business expenses
heavy. and trade not profitable for
merly In regard to the sale OF the drug store Mr..
Gleason said that the proceeds Of the sale which
part cash and par; notes will come into the hands of
the assignee for the benefit Of creditors He would
not say what the purchase price was, but lnmatcd
that it large mount. lie had been unable 10
learn the amount Of the liabilities Mr.. Diiman
said that h. did not know what they will amount To-.
lie expected that the creditors would realize good
dividend In The trade Mr.. Di,man reputcd 10
be worth $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
A NEW GRACE CHAPEL.
TUE ONE IN FOURTEENTHST TO BE SOLD.
PROPERTY PURCHASED on TIE EAST SIDE FOR
NEW BUILDINGS

PROPERTY PURCHASED on THE EAST SIDE FOR
NEW BUILDINGS.
Tho Rev. DR.. W. X. Huntington. rector OF Grace
csnrch I'm his sermon Sunday morning last, told
- in. work of Grace Chapel. No. 1872 East
ra-,sentl-st and appealed for aid 10 continue the
rr in the tenement house district. 1t was then
announced that the chapel would give way In short
,,,o. TO more extensive and appropriate buildings
~ Huntington asked yesterday BY n Tribune
onorter In regard the proposed changes, but he
aacuued To discuss them. 1t was learned however,
n, the corporation OF Grace Church had been carry.
nr on negotiations for some time for large site
asst of Frst-avc. between Thirteenth ana Fourteenth.
.,s On last Thursday contract was signed for
IAN city lots Nos 406 TO Ala East Fourteenth, ST.
and Nos 4O5 to AIS East Thlrcenh-st. The property
&c ooOx2O6.6 feet. The greater part Of the ground Is
=, present occupied By the Langdon & Granger
Rrewing Company. The price 10 he paid for the
entire property Is Sls0,OoO. When the contract
vas signed $4,000 was paid down 20 bind the par.
,a.se. OF this sum the Langdon e. Granger Brewing
Company received $1,000 and the owners of the two
tenement houses included In the purchase $500 each
The buildings on the site will be torn down and
The work on the new buildings will be begun about
Nav /. Grace Chapel. in Fourtccnth-st will be sold
and the proceeds used In payment of the East Side
grounds
In addition TO "A new chapel there will be erected
On the new site parish house. a hospital and a
lsrgy-hou>e. The money for the hospital has al
ready been subscribed by three persons whose names
are be kept secret. The hospital will contain sep
srate wards for men, women and children, aud will
also be used home for old people. The childrcns
ward will be dedicated TO the Holy Child while the
other wards will b. named the House OF Simeon
and the House OF Anna" The main entrance to
the hospital and church will be on Fourte ,nthst
while that to the parish house will be in Thirteenth
ST. The miislrhou>e will contain large sunday.
the Grace Church Boys club, which formerly occu-
ned limited quarters the site. The clergy
house will have frontage of twenty five feet. and
will be occupied il L. said. by the Rev. George +.
Nelson and his assistants In the centre OF the site
will be q large open court. which Will be Ornamcntcd
win n fountain and shrubb.ry.
Although plans nave been outlined, the designs
are subject 10 changes The rough plans p.o,iie for
me use of red brick in the buildings. Money will
he raised by subscription for the proposed changes.
The buildings will be finished, it is thought, within
two years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
COTTON N,RKF'r~- HY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. March 10, y. m cciton-ininr" CLOS
quiet American Nlddling Ow uiddlng cliu-", lhI'i
d.II,erv 4 ibid buyer. March and April d'iiv
cry 4 - -Gid buyers. April and W.! deliver.
4 ,s.,f0i Jp-G4d MAY AMI sun" delivery. "'h,o
sellers June and July delivery. dl-ni" d.-'id
JuIv and August DELIVERY : - cd seller. August
and september delivery. G--G4ni 90 I'D ~"pi'ln
Lrr ,nd @, ,ob.r delivery. { 5p-dAai roI4d octp
her and November delivery. 1S-Cld lnNciN
Galveston. March - Cotton ,i"hdv mldd'ing
ne, and gross receipt, LOO bale. exports. Cu,i
vie 1855 bales, sales. -o- bales. stock. d',Ji'
bales. $3.50, .
Norfolk March l3.-Coii"n dull: mlddlng. pc
low niddling. DIG good Ordinary. 80 h"'
and gross receipts, 731 bal'>. cNppIt~ coasl"ls",
l70 Inlcs. sales. III bales stock t1.1-1 bales.
New Orleans Match I3-t Cotton quiet quotations
revised good middling. . I-tc. middng. '-c
low middling > SC, good ordinary. &C. net
receipts o4i3 bale: gross, 2,721 bales sales. ZOO
bales. stock. 29j.iir bales. ~
savannah. March lit Oiion quiet. mddling
l., Ice; low niddlrE. li-l6c good ordinary
3-IGc: net and gross receipts. $50 bacs exports
10 thc Continent, 500 bales cOaStwisr 11G bales
salcs l7j bales stock, G0.l34 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
OUTGOING STE.s ii Frs.
Stripping .NEUS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK MONDAY. MARCH 10. 1893.
ARRIVED

PORT on NEN.Nokh, MONDAh, MANI - 1870
ARRIVED.
ruay is Bot ii March H. Win nd and passenger
sander,Sn SON Airved at The hlI at 10 M +
Queenstown March j. with md.e AMI passenger. To
Venom IL E Hs",. Co. w Ar'gd at sG P Mar a. win
md and passengers :, II Maitland Kcr-cy, Arrived at
the s n.l ss sase cen Rngk Bremen March !. South,
anpton Marin ). with md-e and passengers t. Forget
on ,e ilea .s,s at Of 80 siSua n Brace onqow
Marh via Movillc with md,e ana arnngers to Aust"
n ssa%eS ssh%ia i"%..rs ,sefsry %
o' STEAMER ' cseSe%lss ' a. sad, Ma,:ee' I1rsp,y
mdse AID passengers TO fun;h, Edge Co. Arrived at
the Bar a, z 10 y nj ,n, p,vc. Aicxandrl, rebru.
Tany =? vessel to Punch Edye Co. Arrived at the
p'i S, "a Colombia snaekrora Colon Marh WIN
'i'si le at t. esf 81
aXpn, o With n,dsc and passenger, to j. Ward &
Co. Arrived at the Bar at / 80 ..
sue1r Manso@ Ayd at u 3{ at T 80 70 70
S'eS%er 0r"GS M ,ary" n o"tsrr CO.
Arrived at the Bar al 3 30 n. o.,.. a., q ,,,,,.
Steamer II sud. iiggin', NeW'Ohesns Ma'h y with
Steamer RIO Crsnde Ear,tow. Fernandina M,rrh y
Brunswick 10 with mdse ana passengers to Charles II
Steamer Richmond. Brakeman Wet Point Va. with
steamer Aisenborn, Lewis, Batmorc with mds' t.
Msrrh TO- with mlse IL transit 10 -.n'Sr Co.
steamer Lizzie Henderson. Van Kirk, Philadelphia.
shin I ni Pr, pr nes cnc" q, 1873 iay' with
"d Shin to Rs Jsso .asua 70 DesmSr Win
Ship Avon ,,r, swlndclL pon,.a.rrtre, Guaisiou.e
Ship frank IsndlSton NseG,r San Francisco 10
Normandy, Dearborn. Colombo oct der - Gallo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
FOR ST. LUKE.S HOME FOR AGED WOMEN.

On Saturday afternoon at sherry's Mrs Maud
Howe Elliot will give her popular talk. with
Booth In Darkest Engl.Hd." frr the benefit Of the
-. Lukc's Home for Aged Christian Females. The
st. Luke's Home IS in Madi>on-avc. and Eighty
ninthst.. and provides shelter ard HON" for poor
aged women. The entertainment TO be given will
be In charge Of the managers Of the home and under
the patronage Of Bishop and Mrs Henry {. Potter
the Rev. Or. and Mrs. Morgan Dix. the Rev. DR..
and Mrs. Greer Mr. and Mrs. stephen p. Nash. Mr..
VOID Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. Mrs. Elihu
Root Miss Calender Mrs. Charles f. Roe and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14

Liverpool Mnrrh II. . - T. M hrci ana pD'k III
fair demand. Hams III poor d maud bh'nh ~ poor
dcm. nd Cumberland cut. about = 10 20 j.. dn AZ
go long and short clear middle, about - n. ou'i ~
II Cd shoulders about l. to IL N dull ~ -, "i.
c,o.sa e., moo, DEMAND Tnllow. there l. nothing
offering spirits Of urp.ntine In fair demand -,
tonsccd oil Liverpool renned. steady at .'N ~" o'ih
I'm fiir demand. Lard spot In poor d"nnil iu'ul'
thcrr t. nothing Offering. Wheat In poor driihIla.
TIour n fair demand. Corn. spot. In fair n"iaha !,
fntmres I'm poor demand mixed Western April steady
nj 4, = I'D Hops nj London. Facihc '"hN'' IN l'
demand Receipts Of wheat f"r the past week ip'l
atlantic ports 30 800 quarters. from PHclhc l"f'''
nom. .>ro,n other sources 5000. Receipts OF hH"ii ~
com for the past week 9.3po quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
THE PETPOLETM N.IRhET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude oil situation Yesterday Was without In
portant change. Speculation IN certificates Wa duli
ONLY OOG barrel, being sold at In" CONSOLIDATE"
Exchange. hnt prices WEI" hrn ~ ~ :" % ''"'''
Ih., "a ere no ir lions nj the -iock Exchange.
Erincd prrncum Was unchAnc'f ~ ',o c'H'S "
gallon In bar:'l-. 10 cent In bulk ana - KY ,
i'm On Forl2n quotations were Antwerp, u " :
iruncs: Bremen. 90 mark. London. ltd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
ANOTHER COMPLAINT AGAINST ". r. DREW

An additional charge OF forgery was made ycster-
day afternoon against the Rev William u. Drew, the
Baptist minister now locked up In Jefferson Market
Prison. charged by his former employers. Dodd,
Mead & Co.. with forging orders for books. The
second complaint alleges that Drew forged the name
OF D. c. Link a broker OF No. G31 East Sixty-hrst-
st. to an order for "A set OF f. =. Roc's books.
valued at ZIG. Drew Yves held in $1,000 bail on
the second complaint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
Citn Real Gstatc for Sale

3D.AVE.. near 6th-st.-Five- story store
ana tenement 1jxs5NIOD institution mort.
gage. go 600 8 per cont years bargain ;
might cSehanG". NIXON. 80 BretdWay.
JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS. Sc.-El'gont
now house. 10 rooms, all Improvements pot
15NI2J price. fl2,0 900; terms % suit pur-
chaser. Adde'S OWNER. Box 3,'fJ,
lostOnice. New.York.
NOW READY 10 GIVE BARGAIN
Three and four story West side hou -.
$4,000 30 S3j 900 l5S West Jtth-'t.,
So, 900. STEVENS. 0th.sve. cor o3d 81.
Brooklyn.
AT --Fif.t-c four
story brownstonc store y o.'ciy on Ir hcip1i
avenue well rented sale Investment. g.v-
Ing q big percentage. ADpiv 10 owner,
a3C Sumner.aNe.. from 10 10 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
flats 60 Get, llufnrnisbe1

40 IfI.-ln thc DalhOu>ie. 40 Ia -
Wesi 5!th-.;. IAN al>OuI,lv nrrpro Rouse.
fronting CrhiTal rIrkJ. ciioicr apartment
81 IL rom. Iss-t. sim MAJ /. Inquire
81 'hr Janitor.
-rH-NNE.. Loss rorn"r 18th II. 81 l--
CANT apartments. $50 t. 500 Apply on
premises. CO.. SAM IT, NIAON. 90 B'wly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise e:l5Sc, :O5Moon rises 10 pmMoons ace o.
HIGH WATER TODAY
A M-S,ndy Hook 1slCov. Island 80 Hell 81
P.M-sendy Hook i9Gov. Island OG Hell Cate 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
INCOMING STEAMERS.

WEDNESDAY. .---..vH II.
Vessel. From. Line.
Majestic ....... Liverpool Marrh &c.. Whit star
City OF Alexandra. Havana. March l......N 4 Cuba
THURSDAY. MATCH 10.
Lain ..............Br, March 1........N Llovd
pp London March Atlantic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
Males.

A SADDLER and ESS.MAKER
desires position wages moderate. Ad'
dtess Mrs. J. BOYD. Van Pelt Manor.
Long Islld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
A BIG FURNITURE COMPANY ASSIGNS.

Boston. March 13.-Tbe Atkinson HouscfurnishIng
Company, with fourteen branches In other New
England cities. has made assignment Charles
!. Libby, OF Portland and Costello c. Converse, Of
Boston. Isaac II. Atkinson. president OF the com
Iany. SAYS that the liabilities ~ 800 600 and that
the assets estimated at $4,000 900. The trouble
was caused by the strlngency in the money market
and inability TO meet call loan saturday. Last
year the company did a business OF - 900. 900. Mr.
Atkinson says the firm will probably pay Its debts
In full. The company is Maine corporation It's
headquarters being at Portland Isaac H. Atkinson
made assignment of lis psrsonsl property. valued
about $40, 900. for the benefit OF the creditors
In the opinion OF the legal advisers OF the asst gnces
the indebtedness will be much larger than 81 800 OO0
and may possibly reach double that amount. r. A.
Atkinson made assignment this afternoon to ex-
Governor John ID. Long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
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