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CONNECTICUT NEWS.
ENTERTAINING HIS FRIENDS


 Edward Freyler of Bridgeport has rented one of the most desirable cottages at fash ionable Merwin's Point, woodmont, and i entertaining party of dozen guests fot two weeks. His handsome and speedI steam launch contributes materially to thl daily round of pleasures.
 AFTER SALOON KEEPERS.
 NEwrows, Aug. S.-Rsv. Father Fox oI St. Roses church, Newtown, is again afte the saloon keepers of the town with a shsrT stick. The fact Is that Father Fox Is In oontinently opposed to the liquor traffic He is a cast-iron believer in the doctrin, of "touch not. taste not, handle not" H, is persistent in his opposition and for the past two or three years has at intervals given the liquor dealers in his parish hts This Is also an expression borrowed from one of the individuals whose ears are ye burning from the priests last fiery sermon on the temperance question
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Catholic Pastorates.

HARTFORD, Aug. s.-Bishop McMahon has made the following changes in the die oese of Hartford:
 Rev. J. F. Lenahan, pastor of St. Law renee of this city, goes to take charge of the parish of Naugatuck, recently made vacant by the death of Rev. James Pagan, while Rev. James J. Smith of Guilford comes to Hartford in his stead and Rev. William J. Dullard of St. Pstrick's, this city, goes to the parish of Guilford.
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Thread Mills shut Down.

NEWARK, N. J., Aug. 8.-Mills Nos. and 9 of Clark's o. N. T. thread works at Kearnsy have shut down for two weeks. The reason given Is the unusual depression in business. Several thousand girls and men are thrown out of employment.
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gea1 Estate
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
 ~ Two good houses for homes or invest si9 ment l; one No. 130 Foster, cor. Linden, " and one No. 46 Houston street. Deposit books on any savings bank in this city tak en in payment at face value |; terms favorable to buy CT. Inquire of HALSTED & HARMOUNT, au7 If 78 Water street, COT. Chestnut.
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summer 8esnrts.

Spring House. Block Island, RI.
 n AS perfectly recuperating as life on ship
 ::;:I board. Pioneer hotel on island every ia
 tsR ciity for comfort or entertainment 20 driving excellent bathing two concerts daily. Owns the celebrated mineral springs (which free. Refer to Rev. Burdett Hart, D. D.
 ie22 3Ot R. R MITCHELL. Pron
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No Cause for Excitement.

NEW YORK, Aug g The steamer Mas salia, which arrived tonight and about which there has been SO much interest be- cause she halls from Mediterranean ports, has no sickness aboard except one case of measles.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-09

FRIDAYS we close at 12 m. until Sep
 tember.
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Real Estate.

l: FOR RENT. M Block house, 157 Bradley street, neal mhsi tf soi CHAPEL STREET. FOR RENT, m Elegant flat in the Jocelyn, 115 York, all myso tf VIM. GAY, next door. FOR RENT. : S A cottage of eight rooms, corner of i9 Lawrence and St. Roman streets.
 ap5 tt
 TO LET.
 m New and elegantly decorated fiat in the ia Normandie all modern improvements of @ss New York o5s sgssRsas RSRk eSEsa51E %EP aEnonan
 FOR RENT, - SIS per month, second floor and half of barn on premises 24l Sherman avenue:
 TO RENT,
 A First floor house No. 4s Gill street con- #; venient rooms, modern convenienees Halsted 2 &raS Rarmount, cor Water and Chestnut
 FOR RENT,
 A Cottage7 rooms, furnished at Thimble Islands Csteny Creek), $1oo for the season. Cottage, rooms, furnished, at Halls Point, Guilford, $l00 for the season.
 House, 10 rooms, furnished, at Milford, $1OO for the season.
 George A. Isbell, jys 7s7 Chapel street: HsstviIis to Havs Rapid Transit. sEn Buildisg lets on. Main, Fountain, West Prospect, Willard, Alden, Barnett and E other desirable residence streets in West ISa No@ T the time to buy For particulars, call on or address
 H.O. Pardee, n11tf i22 Fountain street. Wsstvills TO THE PUBLIC. :;i savings institutions of Connecticut, I will 4k. sell any house on my list at casn pficEG ,,eE1 and take in payment deposit books at their fuli value, together with interest to date.
 K. E. Baldwin, d&w SIS Chapel street. a Eew Hundred Dollars Will so-
 cure 8 Good Home. a oNE-FAMILY HOUSE, aSo ss,-a AsHsss, strssf ssn5e; ssS so s9ss sScI S. sGS sa1n ase e ss street; l15 Portsea street; 12i Fortses sSeet; ,,o Congress avenue, and second floor ss Auaufs s. M. aeEMEs, HOUSE zovha, oT-
 FOR RENT, 1 A Double store, Nos. 42 and A Olive street, !:1 corner of Wooster street, and also facing llA Wooster street.
 Apply to
 CHARLEs H. WEBB,
 $50 Chapel Street. CMonday and Saturday eveningD.
 FOR SALE, ~ House on George street, near Collage, at | ::J a bargain. Fine place on Washington ave hR nue. West Haven, lot 1O6 by 1S5, all 1m- ,rovements will exchange for place in the city. House on Chapel street, between York md Park streets, lot 52 by 164. Desirable houses md lots in all parts of the city.
 CHARLES W. PALMER, iy3l 102 Orange street.
 FOR SALE. R1A Very desirable houses and building lots :j in different parts Of the city. III Furnished houses for rent. JOHN c. PUNDERFORD,
 l1s CHURCH STREET.
 (Open Evenings) aug
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60lants.

one Cent . Word each insertion, nrs cents word for q full Week, tseven times.)
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

BUN KISSES, 4:65 MooN RISES, I HIGH WATER BUN BETS, 6:59 I:36 8:39
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Filth ss;s Fem Ss%Ss ..S ,S. s
iss PhsdcpSa CaSsea WIN sS coal, l:n 81 20
ysssi S;s .sa.'"''
y; 8, ' a:%g : ?;S" 81;
s. fnM At Sc
S.w % ss h S eli Sc
,s!ss SoHsS.,s :Ge %f :"
s sS .Ao s0;' ss IS Ss s?s 'sn "
ST; :s"s ed S,sSs
Market mcs on the us. IN hcss pkeS Do ' h,m va
ss 10; G%Ssp 5 q w Ssss VII, Sr J,
80 "q sni g. sash y 'lss 80
& S. $40 S S for s1 Continent %ss SO
s s A%f sc $40 rs for ~ Ma o 50 july
sS S, Soy s but fate e's sasst ssa
prime, 4ta4ac; choice, Shade; heal okaoe; Patna
''9 II, tc ,f P'S" GSa i. nov gr';ay
,s sn' ""a cs Louisiana ave vii fI osa
800 600 bushels Carolina dGclusiye Of the ,a'onas
Sta ooo Ga.1es Total o,75o;co bush:. rough
Of Sfo Which 600 pounds marketed Ihs
Is co S s ons s s a e "c alSS See
SNEUPS-Market lirn we -Cnot": trullaiN
I2a4c comm H.. ljdiGc fair, 17d19c good. acacie;
"SI-ti NRS-Raws today were duh hut steady. We
quote Cub, centrifugal. 3a.c muscovado 50 test 9lc
moasses sugar Be- The only thing in the way Of bns
ness the rumor Of sale Of cagoes beet sugar In
London shipment the Unit d States Gs 9dT11s
cost and frcight-equal 10 $3 aCo 81 "a here Re-
nncd firm and moderately. seSs We quote
done rranulated: 4oi45sc fine DO 4ota5,sc; cubes
H5ssc diamond A. d.3td5tc: conectloners A. AS1a5c ;
Columbia a. t.6,a'7sc; Windsor A. 46odi7sc: RIDGE
wood A. 4.69d47sc: Phoenix a. 4.09n7sc; Empire ~
4:.atsIc; 40. 9, a,2atGac No, aA4ai%e: Nc 8.
tAd4jGc; No 9. 4.31d4lc; No 10. 4Ldf.4tc: No IL,
4&d44%c; No 10. alsd4ssc No. 10 tno rebate Sec ;
No. ID (no rc' atc). Isle.
London. April sCane nrm and rising Java: rs 81 :
This ts month lss I'D NEXT month. iGs "a "
STEARINE-Market fairly active with sales OF 40 COZ
N lard ers quoted lie to 1lc. and 100000
n olco at &c for prime city.
TALIOw-Ma'kct quit and easy at 5+dosc asked Tor
primo CITY,
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COI-NTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAS-The market IS depressed undo.
Hsus % S ' s oSs a
s seas Of o SSnde stock to
s!fssy do 'ssn peas fS ana 1:a :1% %
black turtle SOUP s. soass Lima California, = l'G
sao, Zen f r. sod Rsass DIS DO Oa OV"'
much Of l rSt Is s%ay
dcaa h"Sg 0f Sa sa by ON TN the
sS and the week cSslns with an unsettled and easy
. q Sis if Ss G%si sS' not Wien a
re e. W.,1 h' es ,9ss @ do p S d.
rSIn tubs extras oGa27c do Gist 25a2ec do seconds.
S S%d:: aasy asS tubs. %aq@
esSey rs a,. do s%ns do Seconds do '5 ~
o. SSG sara %e'ssH cary WEI,
"ns l7a.S e er,S%er ,Ho SS S;"
1 1as g" "a w ana @ or s' IacSy cc
SSSe n Ss n ANY, 5n IS
moa1e hs e .ss on uas Oh s Ua sy ana
has been fair week and The retHSGn Of
fsS Se.pod has t sn hSaSS5 mora sSa%
i s az ar god size prs 90
p@ t &" to saas
skins balls Pennsylvania skins nalG conditions
Demand far but stock more 5 ean s%Rs to suppl
he n4c Se anaie to oHSST
easr Goose about steady Wcstsrn and nealby
du1k Sgf PEI se % Fs for r per best
light s.nry and srsng for all good quass;
s isaans f. ,"S
Se sSsss per 'p Ss% sss
sI di s &C., !si:
small i0a and De exporters s
ssev 0T ,cs6 sis gu SScc, 90 PRIME sGse
southern sliced 5,2ad'.c stste fine cut 5isS0tc %
F%st'f psesrs "s Seor ssSp pec
% % re pnm
'f IVY I'D STRAw~Market nrm for hay but straw
barely STEADY Hay Is 1% Po;7 5S9 az
7odsoc do clover 6od7oc rye straw 5ca'' cat straw
still VERY d% ,n Sp' ,s ss0fk hs scsGS S
in the Inter makes steady feeling Demand viii ,,r prob b.
s Ssss aSpiFss 'sa soS
e eoas '0 IsSs sS sS
sa .sT % Ss p
'GsSs If ,ss.;: sssshs ,ss9 y:
lad slG 'S DO s0nh
DR. sp swis light To-
Az s uSna e cS S%SS IA fair fS s
"key S nx. la HeoGv hssfa'
&, ss;sS g g sS %e Sssss
qSss sSss 9ss,os s
soft mea.ed per n. lac; chickens, No 12Sa13r
s ,sx DO SSs 5saas; sa:sFri %a '" nc"
VEtiETA fSFOroi9n potatoes show slightly nrm,i
tone for choice landed goods in perfect ORDER LUZ
stale tosa sS"'nuss '?s
more nominc. Sweet potatoes stcaov onions roh
dull Norfolk kali and spnach In In
SUPPLY TO-DAY ana prices unchanged Charleston aSa
aeus Lettuce plenty and declining Florida
vegetables unchanged In absence OF fresh recp,s DC
mand aood choice Of most kinds but tomatoes
are declining under Increasing arrivals io'aWes-
british n,agnums. Icr bag - 35esi d sn' bulk
iso GRADES siTsl % "a i nsT@u 60
s:hea ST. g. g *ssel r so do iarn TS
per bG Pers91: per 9S 81 Ss sas % 20
do red 81 JOd 70 % do, BeImuda. per crate s. .
d, Havona per crate So. Cabbages Florida p.T DBL -
%s3 Stiine beans Florida ner craft. elStS 30 Gre,
peas Florida pr crate slas2 So do, Charleston PEI
Lakct staSe I,ects. Florida. per crate, sl@4i 80
b ss per- 100 os ssseh
DOZEN bunc hos. ssaso: DO prime To extra S2as1
do culls s3os3 so. Kale Norfolk. per Dbl .ocaSi !
spinach per Dbl, 75cdsl % Httncc tioIido am am
tRarleston, per baskc:, S1a$2 Cucumbers NV
orleans pr dozen, Sld$l II. Celery, southern, PEI
dczen roots 25a75c. Squash, Florida, ne", per crate
25dSI so.
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Amuscmcnts.
Cce,urre Gn0 iilrrllngo.

Ncv-yok April "a. 1893
y ELECTION for thirteen Governors OF the
~ soecty Of he Iyinc Hospital OF The CT, 81 Mes"
Io,t VIII b. hela OF N"ire.daV April ish. 1873 al Si4
i,r1ome..t The pol, viii Ice Oien rom % 10 o M
EOnr. LESOA pELkNAP. Secretly.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS Ar TIE EXCHANGES.

Ncv-York Saturday, April 8.
The total rcalircd firm auction sno' Of lily
day was $780,, zoo.
LIST or AUCTIONS.
For the prcsen, week ondins with saturday, April i5
the following auction sales are announced TO be held at
TO-DAY MONDAY. APRIL 10.
Foreclosure sale / lot iolxlo2o ond i.story dwelling
No si2 Eass s2dst, 12c9 {; q :d;nye lot lS>
g. 4s ana Of ssayc ""q lot @ S
VS. unlcreyc, 1903 Of cfdar.st Aa No III Brad
lis"t CO At s"os, l.. at 40 % ,.'Isu-',J
TUESDAY. ArRiL II.
foreclosure sale 10, 3jx2, and j-story building NO..
soS" ana + "asS %o 81 ' snS 81 Vest S'S'
g E, IS siS S s ss M I'd .:ins 10 CT %sssa
=oSiS,s AID AID i.,ioly a~eians 80 l$s EasI
Sa' nrS an S u w 81 W iion.ss O
sr 10" csl and stO5y "a G"G !, s 10 3 3S
ullnss no III r.lGridscsi 9 $ n Of Gr,nd.st Ia.
OaiiGnys 80 SO: trry ST. Vs. :, l.G it NonIsomeryt
LoN'' ISLAND PROPERTY.
Partition sale 81 Of lad buing, OF soutncra
G,s any rh Ss' Sce o q saa II dsd ay
WEDNESDAY, APRIL H.
Executor. safe lot $3.50 and y,,icry building N o
30.oxl2o loAoSAAi2dl thee s.ggy buildings 80 a
iosSis.io and ssicsy building SO 7ai t;rscn"rn.i
, ,,, rcrry;'t 1 lot 25x?S and 2.story stable No
lot IO.sXo.z and ssory dwelling No $50 Eat 9Th.
arg S1 Gneas 400 81 na.i
9S.S Il Of lstaye. Cat 80 Ltrrty'tD fo.'o,'
saic: lot 2i.GNl001l and j-stoy nat No 40 West
USd.st, 1856 II " OF 9thavc; lot lo4Nloll and
4.stoiy building No olo Fast lo9thst "a, e q
3tavc; lot 1S1XlCN 10 .xtj and lstoty and 3.st0fy
buildings No 81 VandewateI.st n S. 1908 & " Of
Pcail-st; ] lot 12GNl00. Wet ltls-st ~ ~ :,
Of Alexanicravc. Executors sale lot 2iSxJs.6 and
two d-sory buildings No $40 East 2?thst, = "a
IT Of 1stavc; lot 2jX1i AMI j-story building NO 4oi
Eat 20th-st - II Of Ist.a,c Auction sale lot
2Sx75 and 5-s,ory building 40 OBS 1saye. 3d. II
57tn.st. (At No III BroadwayD
THURSDAY. APRIL IL.
Foreclosure sale. lot 1870 and 5,tory building 40
n q 1oJtnst cat No Ill
Broadway.
FRIDAY, APRIL II.
Foreclosure decree lease of lot o3jx9s9 and and
story building, 40 80 West .9th-t 3OO3 u . OF
lots 2JN93l0 each West i36thst, 30 y w
Jth.aNc lots .jX!9l each. West l3Ith-st, 25b IL
W shave: lots 2jNlOO each In 4thaNc. corner
OIdyke-aNc II lots 2JXl0O ca OIdykc.aNc 100 II
" Of ith.avc: lot 37xlOCXjlX In 0rdykeave adjoining
above (At No Ill BrOadwayD
SATURDAY, APRIL Is.
Foreclosure SALE plot Of land jG.2x.oo and lstof,
buildings Nos 3uS 80 Wcs; 2Oth-st, 1l17 II OF
Sthave. cat No Ill Broadway
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c,,-roN NIARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

.,,o.,ou Auril s.-Cbtt0n steady mldding, l-sc
n'',,,iug I3lGc good Ordinary 3-or; net ana
low n",ms - bales; sales 1870 bales Ntoc"'
Ago. D,n IL Hohl sCoiton dull middng lac low
,.1,,n" iIi6c good ordinary, sc Ne, a aus
gross receipts 24i "". rH I,I[ 'nl' 81 haps
''o .vsnb April sCoi,n tnny "oan nG net re-
ioW nI"n w bales, qros.. I.533 balcs; eM 10 ,hf
s%,p n 500 'bair'' 'a"'' 100 '"',''
'iTD .rlc,nx April e-conn nm 1,n,,a ,nr"S good
mddling, RE- 10" r." i"n". ,,s ia in i sis
ord,nay rmo,. TO Great britain. G.so! M 'l, h, les 80
lancc TO the e, so"i'.s o D aco STOCK
90 476 bales
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STEAMBOATS,.
ALBANY BOATS.

e,conc,s DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave Old
pier Al ~ IL, foot tfral-t at d T. VI: dairy SUNDAY
ncc.iol mt North East ana
We.t saturday night steamer connects with Sunday
rpfnyt
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coffee Qncluaing amount sn9s 1 has Is in 1891 and
s' ssfs an !seay
sss s ss an %'Hs; SHlss i
sale bags santos s NS at a nf if TO
Il untrue but it the only thing in the way OF ou''
and arm at 1% a& Sa s,, &
g Tax market ar Exchange s 49,
Sas tie Sol!s' s'
qos5 SSS sy A s ss s
S $.s iSS S' ~ ss n 80 SACKS
sss.s $ 81 isssS ! sss's s: g.
Ey sa but fs'y s'se's g
s: :ss;.s hssnr dns Sd si,ds
ssssa sS's D:tss
ns,sss END ,s
ss~n s s6 pe a ssl, orr
S ss Fl the for whsas Ts
ssS sss asHs ssS rSs sssS,
ss, "a ,rs %sssg g Gsyaf
sss s sr 'hS Ss Sssss
Srv instead OF warm and dry East Of the snopts o
IL. weather and rains favorable inc eApta ~,
wsea, from both for the past week g coo Susi
last week S g d SoS 5 snsSS fsSs y ssn III
total wheat in SIGHT In geo 600 Sush Thu
onR prsecay from last month ,s 800 ot
Australian stocks amounts 70 To-,
, s against bush last year Cash fon%s
was dull WIN hard wintef II 900 bush c under May
BE- store No hard winte5 1000 , spse for corr
May near being total blank transaction being less ins,
s nnN hush IN futures with cash very sU"
s s,sSs rally early Followed later BY iitue reaSto
va. - cash were few lots as foiows. .r lot
s saes Quoted size elevator NO 600 eSrS Sa. far
aeiiVered steamer lots SOC elevator onon.
oATsddne was sst Cash almost equally
unineresnc Sales were q ooS d Dasn nom. ssc 10
a sh 20 ess 1900 4Sc ~ T ;a:s mxsa
sSsa SYls; swSSs5i
osss and cson ossS7s for s Ssy Wern
~ EL'a ATT-Narnct non.inaily unehah8eu, ,,rad
e1 tworoTsd ; ssse PSi
eoaso' nrce last night and the corresponding oe'e %
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opening and close today and closing bids las,
irhta nd follow

Lave pool, April s-Spo fair business doing Amer.
middlngs, ll6c; receipts: 5000 baes. ru.uros
opued STEADY and unchanged Az p. m, closea very
.ieady advance of {.04dJ-G4d, compared Win
yesterdays el.eins prices. The statistical position @
Cotton, $ made up by The Chronicle follows:
This week Last week. Last year.
viJbe supply ..........39J3S.j 1928 81 43l1t l3
Crop 10 eight 5ss lss S.oi2ss9 slss 2e4
Pant n,.siOa deHSeris. w.. $3.50: 4s5s2 5000
Port receipt, today. 1878 bales exports to Great
Britain, II 1yl bales exports To Continent i4V0 dles,
exports France 4,o2S bales: stock, 1i2,720 bales
COkFEE-lue conee market hac been very quiet sales
for the amounting to only 81 500 bags Prices
close uniformly points higher. RCcr better cables
stimulsted local covering but there very little n-
ysstment buying and nothing all for European account
June 600 bags July 80 bag Apsust 200 SSc. bags
: 20 bags; total 81 500 bags Market closed steady
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GIANT HORSE. 2 Id FEET HIGH.
Dwarf Cow o., H. high Miniature Zebu 2L IT, high.
Hairless Horse, without a single hJir.
Curious Bull with eyes. no-trils, and holns
2 Monster Performances Daily. ut :. aud T. vi.
Doors open an hour caili'r
Adm,s sion to everything SOC; -jta and 27th-st sides
Reserved selts 81 private Boxes si2 Single box seats
20 Ch lrcn. half price. d.
Box office open daily hom 10 Tor sale OF "a
seats
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoTToNThc cotton marSs, at NewfolN aas DsSn
hcrc was inst advance Of 100 IL pont.. and
that decline oG3 points under the pressure Of
>o,ue NJ TIM GispoSG & tlhv
S,nt accumulated the recent advance There ha,
nohinr on semi fvclihg That chai1, terEcu
ne late great in cotton and from I\cfio.l as
vii as om the south repairs are received indlt iti;
-" r,assurcd feeling. The recent failures In England
sr~ regard as elimination oil the pressure ~ sell
"a tls,L cotton in substantial hands Inc
,stistical position l. much the same 1t was wteN
sco the visible supply oil cotton being 3?1Ss'5 bates.
sers o75 34l h,ies which is only S1,5sS bales less
Tan last year. This is all American ,Vtion eNecps
lou, oO 600 bales The adviccs from the South sh Nv
change Of regarding the amount Of acreage to
& devoted cotton IL being now stated that the rceh:
Secne in the Price OF cotton has had the encst II
tnrnIng attention to other crops. The New-fok spot
rotton market is firm ct unchanged prices.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Foster. Alon1o w and another TO w and J
Sloane. Nos. POI 10 2Gj 4:h-aye. lca>chcd. siJ, oOJ
Click. LYMAN and wife to oscar LANCER No 3S2 80
StantOn.st, years oovo
rc%any "Nn a. s7th.st, e Of coium6u~aIe 90 600
McPhcf.on. and another, to g l;cinhaldt ana an,
another. n 1G9tist OF Gard-aNe. year 4oO
Muller Dina George u Hermann, : 10th ~
St. g Of 2dave. ! year ,o. :, oooo
u & II 4 Forster. AZ Rvcrdalo. y"ais.- .1C
Wallace. Robert. TO II w Stctson, as executor.
Amsterlamayc, corner fotl-st = NOR - ooo
cages, years "''N''
wilkins Florence, TO f. N9nderborc. general
guardian Q Mott.ave, lot 32S, map Will mn
lam II Morris "''o
Sehmia 'oc5hin'' 70 year: .'a 100000
Somehow James =. to w II Heating, W : -
Georges Crescent. lot 6l3, MAJ & J. Il ii coc
Is Op1yke. years wv
Sullivan Charles Il. TO Sullivan, No. - El'e co,
Broadway. demand al o.
Bostwck Mary +. 10 Alice Richard, II 'o'h' mn
st. Q Of West End.ave years ............. o''oo
BOYLE. R0sanna G. To Robert Murray. trus''" oor
12Oth.st W o IenoN-ayc 3 YEARS o'oU'
Beale d amsea o. 70 s E9usSo' $4,000
Iogcrot Rlchari de- and wife 20 I Mortgage co M,
Allen James L. and wife, 20 Mount Morris 90
operative Building and Loan Assoc ,tioli u ,-,,
For,estayn part OF lot ). map OF WOODSTOCK 3'1'
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Lot 1879 mop + = & IL A Forster Frederick
Forst r. executor to Ichlrd fntO..........-. so2
FoI rcst.ave. $. OIL # lGlst-st 2iA2OD;
Charles White and wife to james Il Allen. 4.JJ
1iJthst, ~ IL G of Edscc0n.bc-aSc, lsAJ?.Il;
Robert / Grown to f. ID Bioam ..............-...
10tl-st n :, ga II = OF West rindlyc. lj.jNlUl;
Alice Richard aud another 70 M1rt j Uo>tw!'k loo
SJthst. :. 100 H. - Oi Jth-1Nr. oJNl02.2, Mary
l. llcaddcn 81 = u Annoy ..............- .-..--
S7lh-st, 1909 IT . Of lafk-aNc. 2ONlOo.S;
GeoIgc Moore 10 Annie Ash aud another 80, .
Xsehcr weinsicin i... '','D. '.4 ~'Y.'' 5000
Wcin>teln and wife to En@igi q E7alc..... $500
Ioughiir ..''". '''.' 500
G;iicE ''.'' 1000
S1th-st. No 80 West James Livingston and wife
10 Eliza MURPHY
Stanton*t, No 33a; LYMAN Click to Minnie
Click II 90
Part lot 32s. map West Mof;i.lnia y = Smaller
ct al. executors t, Florence Wkins.......... 1iGG
4th-aNc. lot l., map tlitcmont: william t.
Fitschen and wife - Bridget Marcn.. go
Cram and wife to Josephine schmd '..,.'' 100 OO
92d-st. 3Gi II o. 9th-avc lSNlo0; Maria 7
Snn0tt ct al to Maria I Water .............-
West End-aNc. corner 1Oith.:t, 2O.llNS2:
Jane Hunt TO Henry WcllDrock 1925
92d-st. 5. 1896 IT W Of Columbusavc, l9XlO0.S;
James Brown and wife TO Alfred Chirncy....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-10
ACTUALLYt.20O PEOPLE EMPLOYED.
With the Worlds Greatest Attractions

With the Worlds Greatest Attractions.
Tie circus Is by long odls the bCst ever glTen.-
Telegram. $500
The great circus brighter, rcshcr and more bfbian''-
Journal.
And the visitors were WILL repaid for their money
Herald.
The circus Is the best g,,en.-Times
IL l. no ey,cgeacon 70 cal IL Greatest Show on
Eartl-AdveT-sr.
do when the circus breaks ont mo
eight Simultaneous y, and III the next hocit
a series Of bewlderng aciobitic fcats i-iicril
Las, nights Performance the most perfect ever s'e'
Pres.
Taero much Of the performances That no one can
see 1t a Sun.
For magnitude. grand ,ur, beauty, I've display "cNc
clualled.-Ncw-
The circus was br.,tllng with new feaures.-Irbune
The show was simply oNc wheiming-Iim's.
Tho circus was the best Barnum < Bailey have cN
hibi;ei for yta?--Woi'u.
Ear n advance Of the performances Of other years
Mcr IVY. .
rvcrv one seemed delighted with it.-Post
The crandest show oiglnized. commercial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-10

NAVAL STOHES-MaIkct continues weak with .
arnIand Tor .pHts Of GuOL'd al
s2a322e ,HOsiN. Closes quiet at the following
quUtItOns: STRAINED ~ Do good strained 81 H1A; j.,
ii 57A:ati 40; !, - i0ari -; q. 81 81; H. ri % T.
~ 4O X. 81 81 ~ a.; \. +3 20; window gas ~ ~ ;
white. 81. sock-iosin <0.40i bbls nrprntige.
ls7s bills aD1 tar, 4.3iJ Dbls.
OCEAN FEEIGIiTS-Tbe market the berth continue,
very dull and nomiIlaiy unehanget Engaremcois we've
S2 loads y Cope"hvgsr on p,,se %rn' lolds % dan.
Lerth room there has been nsdc,bc business done
lsrIy on The tonnage basis for United KINGDOM Tort.
iOai;s aecorinr 70 'i" torts 'harur- were jt!lian
brk 25 600 ass iladelpha TO rans AID Mares. IL ~
omdy hogsbeacs. 7jc British steamer TO arrive. 81
dals AS: schooner. lumber. st. smons " NewYoik.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-10
SATURDAY, APRIL Is.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Foreclosure SALE plot Of land JG.2x.'o.9 and 5-sto
buildings Nos 3u5 anu $40 Wcs; 2Gth-st, 1l17 It "
Sthave. cat No III Bioadway)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-10

The curb here from 12aoI5 vas T1ss MAY cIS.e 81
she close 7sssc bid July W.. ~ aic c'''0'
The receipts Of beadstuas at nter9, non Nils grain
eands last three cilhers lOo0) oHi'Nu-"oO'' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-10
FALL RIVER LINE.
NORWICH LINE.

Fare. iau.ed. 40 n En-. 40 y ION, 81 W HOi." ~
ol26; WUECESlEi;. e2.vV; BOSTON. tSW. Corr
sn"udiae reduc ton 70 all ponts East Steamers Iee'
cr 40 North River next vies above peseo'se' e's~
Ferry. daily. Sundays excepted o. ~ r y.