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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
Sales bp Anttlon.

-wM. $ MOUNT. AuCTlONEEE:
a. RECEIVERS SALE OF TIE MANHATTAN ATH
LErlC CLUB PERSONAL PROPERTY
The Undersigned temporary receiver Of the Manhattan
Athletic Club will sell the Personal Property Of said Club
public auction. commencing WEDNESDAY. April %
1893 continuing FRIDAY, April % and daily thereafter
until finished clubhouse Of the Manhattan Athletic
Club southeast corner Of 4jth-st and Madi>on.aNe.
ALL TIE PERSONAL. PROPERTY OF SAID CLUB
consisting Of Furniture and fiNtnre-. Library, Thctre.
Carpets. Curtains China Glassware. tOrkcrv. Silver.
plated Ware Cutlery, Wooacnwsre Grand Piano. Bar
CONTENTS OF GYMN tSITM.
300 LOTS WINES AND LIQrOEs.
Ii Billiard and Pool Tables with Ball, and Cue, $
Bowling Alleys with Balls and Pins Rife. Pistols &c.
SATURDAY. April % 1893. at oclok p NJ a,
MANHATTAN ATnLErlC GLIB BoAT HOUSE
sth.sve l5jthst and Harlem River.
Eosthouses Is and cedar shell. AMI Barge oirs.
Sails, Furniture. Carpet, &c. ANDREW FREEDMAN.
Temporary Receiver Of Manhattan Athletic Club
STERN RuSUMORE.
Attorneys for Temporary Receiver. 40 wan-st N. r
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QoEei for Business pnrpcsss
PLEASANT OFFICE 20 ~ 1t cheap

\ PLEASANT OFFitE 20 ~ IL cheap
InGulr. ~ 80 Broad. t. 10 ~ -
ErILpING>. stores. loft, offices and
.tudln,. dr-lrnhl locatioiH. FOLSOM
Hi;oTIIEK> 80 Elo1d"ay
TACToEIT~ TrILr. nee Ito near
Iv civ low ifhial ipwcr furnished -
hor.r ycsily SHELTON. stewart Bui!d.
,1s
LARGE PAELpE 'urnl-ncd suitable
for ply sician 81 d'rti-t 80 Wet 33i.-t
"a AND II LISpTNARD.> IT Store aud
ir,.~mrrt 2jNiCO four lott. jONl0u Zach !,
elevator: cheap rent. PLA>s. IA Broad
waJ.
20 PARK PLACE. facing elevated sta
suitable any business. PLASs. 23f Broad.
way.
Ifntown Once.
90 u,o,dvay "a door north OF 3lstst.
,dve,rI-eurrt> and subscriptions
received there until O'Clock y. N.
Adye,,iscnent. fccciv'd " regular ONCE
rate until y. M, W
Oh shave, : =. COT. 81 2Jd.,t
Ii2 bih-aN". cor. lIth'''
192 tslun h. SAVE. near west OSth-s'.
lGG West lyu.,t.. near Hih.aNc.
- wr,, Iith.st., near pih'at".
IS. Nest iad.si bet. 9Th snd sth ayes.
-. d'h-aNc.. cor UNI Hc,h nm, 80.
I.3os 3d.aye bctw en- 18th aud 10Th Its.
l.c2J m.avc.. near Ols.N.
1.Ins l-t.lye.. neal SIN.
go 3i.ave., Conner ',th,-t
coI 3d-nye.. neat fhst o,th~t
80 Avenue \. between 81 id ith sts.
II Canal.st. and Isl Division.st.
40 Church-st.. bet. warren and Cham.
bets sts.
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Uitn Real GsIaEe for 5"'e.

4 80 - --- -
AVrNUE & cone near lGth--t'' N
story Iron b.ildin: might eSchshs0'
1 III. NIXON 80 1870 away.
BARGAIN-BhEGAI f"AiN I'r
,irlb.e three. siOy hfOwii>,0r avs and
SALE ou s7th.-t.. brtvc ~ Wet i'hn'',cs ca.
HlNef,ld. Drive; beautifully dc,'i't, h.,-n
hxtLie.. etc. +. f.. BARNES, u, '."-" :.
FOR SALE.-factON sitr- oil D, ,nboa"n
y o;s in each Hot In city Oh 4, ~
and Jrr-cy cts. on llne 81 ran ~ w.,
WRIGHT - NcvaiN-st., Hobo"''.
TuIpD.AyE-. NEAR 96Tn-sT. -3.s'ory
store ard ta.enrent esey terms nIIsnc "
change. SAM Ell NINON. w hIo"u na1 {.
100 WEST A7TlI->T.-A new s" ~ w.
cantly carved box stOop stone. ~. nd cahI'
22RN57xsO: steam heat. haldw1nu J,," ,.u,'
~, thin thr ,ughout; r>pol'd pa Lj,nL
builci', panirg Tiled bathroom, " r..t ni.,
enc built By days worn IN >0i'TiI'
reightorhood. Apply to ELLIS j. ~ VI T. ~,
worm owner ard bgiiei. ~ n,,,, Me,t
i4!th.,t.. or Room 100, TrlDunr n-..-n-,
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Storage.

r MORGAN BROTHERS. storage Warehouse. .3o.
n ga and go 47thst. near Broad"ay - pa ate
rooms Tor furniture mirror, baggage pianos and "frhaf
disc steam passenger and freight elevators boAihs ana
shining attended t. padded for moving IN ci'y or
COUNTRY Inspection invited Telephone ll3 3sth.
THE GARFIELD SAFE DEPOSIT
COMPANY.
23D ST. AND 9Th AV.
Masonic TenpleJ
Burglar and proof safes and vaults Tor storage OF
s!lyerware papers paintings vauabes Of all kinds
including trunks &c. Wagons OF the company VIII call
for goods TO be stored
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Auriion Sales of Give Stock.

Jersey >cXIiLE' AZ Arl11oS.
TUESDAY, APRIL 81. 1898. at 10 O'Clock at the
AMERICAN INSTITUTE BC lLD!NE.
SD and Gath St., Ncw'fOfa
Over 20 heed Of registered jersey Cattle consisting OF
cows hefers ana few bulls have been sent In from The
farms u such weiknown breeders AZ Mes.rs Whltelaw
Reid d. r. Appleton, S. NJ. Burnlam. Ehfck Pafmy,
A. II. Moore Sathan Robins. etc
The occasion will afford advantageous opportunity 10
seekers rich.milking family and breeding stock
Of the best strains. For catalogues, address
PETER G. KELLOGG 4 co., Aucuoneefs
1V7 Johnst New.Yerk.
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ST0kIhGT0H Line.

FAELs KtDLI I'D 10 EONTO FKOtIDLNCL
WOKC ESTER and all Eastern roints. ms DE ROUTE
Steamers RHODE ISLAND anu MANI. rsyc P,e
&C. " H.. blOcA above Canal-,t. ut 30 T. NJ. daily
,Nccnt Slnday.
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Real estate Wante0.

WANTED &c ntleman's country 49, 49,
dencc for the summer, enttely aNnN -
SEA air and ell atrd. We'll ana iuiN ~. w..
MI shed CONNEXIONS stal Ie. Conhecusus
preferred. y. y. H., Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
Gountrp Real estate % fet.

| ADIRONDACKS lLike PlacdJ.-1o
rent. beautifully located, Rev. Edward Jud-
sons completely furnished cottage rooms
OVERLOOKING mountains village below; 800
Tor season also his lovely camp cottage
on shore Lake Placid rent, $3.50. Par.
ticul irs, photographs, {. NJ. NOBLE, 100
4 HrnadMaY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23

THE TRIBUNE
Uptown once. 49,, a.
I,242 Broadway, ID door north OF SisS
Advertisements ana subscripeo"s
received there until o o'clock y. W.
AT BRANCH OFFICES, .m.n
Advertisements received at regular o"S'
rates until y p. M, NJ NJ
o5t shave. =. q. cor. OF -o"'s"
Ii. 9TH ave-, cor. l.th'st, .o.s -
19S Columbus-aNc.. near W'so "o"
100 West i3d-st.. near Oth,aN'.
20 West 1ith-St., near oui-a.";o .,.a
OF Nest Iod.st., bet. eth end Sth ave.
49, Ath.ayc.. cor. i4th-st. .,..
AVA ad',rr between 10Th and 11th s1'
SS3 Sd.avc.' betwce 18th ond 18TH So
LOS 3d-aNe., neJf Olst.st.
LOS lst-ave., near S9Cl,st.
;tO M.aye.. co'ner asth.st
IA 3d.ayc.. near East 31thst:
So Avenue A, between Sd ard 4th So
IL Canal.st. and 1877 Division.st; c..
40 Church-st., bet. warren s"o
bers sts.
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6elp Wanteo.
Alillinerp an6 Drcssmakins.
financial.

tlllnnClnl.
| AWlER, experienced in management Of cor
,,0iat.0.,. compelled by III health retire from
suNe practice would contribute capital and lew
hours daily thoroughly reliable hrm company rail
preferred Address, with full particulars h. caro-
Tribune Branch ONCE. ljG East l2jth-st.
~ He ADVERTISER intends opening and
i mans..nr all uptown Broacr', once want. prro.
ron persons having Office that they
wish sell, suitable pace that they Win To lease Or
orice already open in which they desire make sub
sttute for present He hs splendid facilities
Tor q Stock Exchange { injector
l.. H. PRICE, y. Y. p O.. Gen Del.
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Nlisrrilancous.


A-WE~TLO TORN-Dctcctlyc and Law
.nrtioii. Vile ,uplott. damages procured
srv caI~.: private Information furnished :
coiiul,ai!on fee. % Na>,au.-t.
ACCIDENT CN>ES. Collectors. divorces.
.cparati,n. mans cIaugrd. reign bus.-
ness. passport, all H." bushes. consuIid-
Ion Pc JAMES J. THORNLEY,, Coun.
s'llor. % PARK Row
AT EAl:GNIN~.-Ttunks. Travelling
Pa. Alligator Grips, Peck"tbpoks. Iadie'
S,tchrl-. >hOp-nilrd Trunks /, price;
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. Old Established
Trunk House, - ith.aNe.. bet. 9Th ana
9th IT..
AWNINGS. Tents. Flags. Manufacturer
oiled t.unk covers In stock; best manu-
f,c'Ircl tents. SO 80. Apply ior Illus
,tst>d catalogue. Established 1870 IOFF.
MANN. III West Broadway. y. Y.
HOpK WANTED -''Colllvcr." or '', ala.
val" - Mexican tate published In New
Nork ,nlI.r years AGO. Address, st'ting
mi-r. II. COCiii;ASE. witness once,
Montreal can
. GENTLEMEN wishing to di.p"-c ~
'hrir l,u.on clothing a. a f1t value VIII
lea. IN on or address EDWARD MIL
Lf.G. rs. G'ha,e.
THE GREAT CHOLERA REMEDY
that ,aNrd The many lVc- during ~ We
end you craft. inclo>c 10 cents 30 drfriN
cNp~n-.- ADDE'S. FIRED WOOD. l.Os3
oSfor..st., fi'nhford fenn
Young ATTORNEY desire, agency 10
.o'i.ct rents aud manage real e,;at" gen
orally: best Of references; s"turitS II PEE
Iulrcd. Addr'.- REAL ESTATE. Tiibune
ONCE.
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Conntrn Board.

shad. and SURROUNDINGS unsurpassed; con-
yenient to station. 81 GIoNe.st., Mon'Vps"s
y L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
flats 90 fet, uutnrnlsheo

FLATS TO LEr-tuinl,hcd ard un,ur:
ri-hrd desirable locations. FOLSOM
BHoTUrH>. 80 Bloadway.
FOE EfN1 ON IEA>r.- Br,ut'ful rat,
80. ~ Vest i3jtl.st.. n floor, wide.
clean street. mar elevated station; rnt
SO. -" Jani'or.
HOFFMAN ARMS. Mali.on.a,o. and
rooms. furnished or nnfurni-heI. until
pcto."r.
LIrIIT MODERN FLATS. private halls.
decorated. un IS 10" sir O.. with 'itrtrc" b.
tor'nl Park. ip3-i1t central PARK Wet
.sth-tNcI. near lpr'l.>t station. 10TH 1t. b.
.rt,n ronni- and alta. all hra,"d - sd
ai-o ~ roor- and bah lil light. no
-h1ft- hcatc4; l10.l3p last ?jih->t..
30. 80
Tnl DNLlIOr>IE.
~ ~ ~ N'-t 5?'h -. al 'oi' ,'Y rI'pf""t
nj nonu Z r'ntf- rark a Noiy hT>id-ome
apartment u rent from MAY !. IfGuir" Of
M j1Iit"-.
- LIT -Ti,c uqht rloH,. ltrge house
AZ IIigh lhidgci go pr month. NJ, -o'
Wr-' l.jtn Il.
10 Rl.NT -uniro lo.a'.on and ioou,> Tor
ion O., ofatllD '-lrifu. , i.rwm "a, fo'
ku~riraI couple. 80 -'or.. flf ifhi
bu. rr--. no inr a.f'. % 60 . i"lf ny
Town H'o'slvn. Adde'S H.. Boz u.
Tfii'iu' - .hr'.
r
i Ec55n"' >s ardIr"'x r'&loT 20 90 1nro,d1ny
- FAST iITHSI.. NEAR BROAD.
WAY. pleasant -uite. rooms. Jlnltor.
s9DST 3 MP ; wI>i. rooms AMI
hath ,lr,ntpf hou-' ana location hr-t.
cla.-.
rTn ST. e6 wEST.-Llght. steam.
fsa'"i alAr.wcut- nuo river view cool
fof the sumner only -. Janitor.
nTn IT. 90 WEST rleesnt decorated
ni' ia Urge ioIm- aud bath all inpr"t,'.
JNNi1OH. on promises.
TIE TRIBUNE
L ~ Broadway' - fo,r north N 3l't-,t.
Nd,o.t srIurn', ard subscriptions
received There untii o'c'eck y. N.
Adytf,i. .n.ent- received al regular ONCE
r,'r- until p. M. w.:
- Gth.,,c.. .nr. l2th-~t.
10 columbus ave. near w"~t 6Sth-st.
10 W. tu'-,t.. noar 5,n-aNr.
~. Wet ied.>t. bet. 7th aud sth ayes.
SIS ai-a,... ,c',rcgn anth ara n, tn ~.
O.G 5d-a,e.. n'a' 6l-i-st
1O- l,t-lN".. near HHih-'t
7Gp 1i-a,r.. corner i,th-,t
81 JIatr rec! ta~: 3sih.,i.
o., NNrru~ \ lc'w'ru 81 and tth ayes.
l. Canal-.t and ~ Di'l>ion-,t:
li3 'hu-ch--t. bet. Warren ana 'h1n'
beers -.
- Hrr,it,r--'. near thfi-foyhcr'st.
- last i-fh--t.. 'ofn"r "d-dN".
- Fat l2d--t.. near Madlson'iN".
o,Oji 3d-aNr.. BIT. l2th 40 l3'h Is.
HARLEM OFFICES.
$50 Eat I2jth--'. near 3d-aN".
gi3 Wr-' l9ith-s'.. bet. IN hhd syn oNeS'
go West iJih-st
pEOORLYN OFFICES.
800 rulfUn.,t.. 80 Court. st 90 De halD-
ave 300 B"dlori-aNc.. 100 Bw'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
Citn Keal estate % Est.

HOUSES TO LEr-FuTnlshcd an, ana Gn;
frruishaI desirable locations. FOLSOM
HROIIERS. SIG BroadHaN'
=, ~ Ii ,,,an, S,torv and basement
brirk and frame dwelling. standing detached
with grounds contains 10 rooms. ''n'rFAa'
ury and bathrooms. with an ntd"fn nm
movement, n,wly decorated and IN ab>o.
iaey pc fect orler sie' b H .ge wit lc%s;
permit A. SALISBURY. II Burling slip.
~ LIT -U,ud,omolv furnished 3.story
Easement high ,,oop. 81 W",t llth-st..
Ncw.york all Improvement, VIII WIN path dh
rooms tp be painted ana d',"tt1 u a.
sized has line or'n rear. nplS W "" y
rI:. 1874 MOntieun->t, brooklyn.
7IST-ST.. WEST. near West End
Prownsronr dwelling: rent. ~ 100 all i'm.
ytoNcncnts. HOPPER. rs 'anil'>t.
30 WESI 3D->T.-tnglish ba>cm mt
nous. three >toric, aud ascHrnt' In good
rcuair: rrnt II 200. Appiy H. OWNER,
lJ1 tranklin-st., Astoria, Long Island CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
Ocean Steamers.

A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. 5. CO.
IA SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NETWORK, SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS. -
First Cabin 500 ana upward. Second Cabin. $50 and
500 a berth Steerage, low SAL from
foot Of "a IT., HObokeD.
Trave Tues. Apl o5 @ II. Lain Tues, May 49, a
Aller Tues. May =. a l..,, sat. Mo. -. . a. H.
Haye. Tues, May .. a. III.
TO SOUTHAMPTON LONDON, bremen.
Spree. Tues. MAY g Spre ......Tues. June %
TraVe. Sat- May % Kaiser VII, We'd June II.
AHer. Tues May 81. irNr........ Sat Jun =
Ems Sat. Jane Tues. June %
Eibe ......Sat June TO- iiavel....... Tues. July 4.
Lain. Tues, Jqno l3. Elbe. Sat-, July g.
saae.. June II. Tues, July IL.
MEDITERRANEAN LINE
New.Yori less than eleven days
Fulda Sat- May 6, 10 a. Vera Sat, July !, 10 ON
Kaiser VIII MAY 49, 10 Fulda Sat. July -. 10 M
Vera. Sat, May % 10 Vera, sat, Aug D, 10 aIn
Fuda Sat. June 10 10 am. fuds Sat. Aug. 10, 10 am
Passage, 500 s125 or $50 q berth. First Cabin.
OCLRICHS Bowling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23

no Lfsr.-At Norwalk. Conn on New
York ana Sew Haven Railroad / hour ana
10 minutes out large. furnished house
for the summer II Rooms stabl" garden.
fruit and superior well water con\e nientiy
located IN most desirable part OF town. For
further particulars aidrs, =. r. T.. Nor.
vale 4. o.. Norwalk. Conn.
1t Newton, y. j., 2 dwellings l with II
rooms. garden. etc. the other 3 rooms
garden. etc. good location. Apply to
d. b. HETzEL. Newton, N. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23

ND\ I.l,I ~I.Nl n ] ; M II BNI I.iI'
TIpNN FOR iiiE NEM-NpHk THlB
TNE WILL BE RE- fINED N TIL. I 4.
Town OFFICE. ~. ~ 49, .aiway, ID
door north Of lhft,-nI,t t. and ADVEH-
iI-EAitN ~ ia" following fianch ~.
aih-avc.: 10 FOufth-aV'.. corner Four
feminist 7Go mud ,Ner corner Forty
sc,c.ih i I.C2G Thi G-atc.. near SIXTY.
nr-t.>t. l.70- fir-t-1Ve.; l'G Wet Ferry.
~erord..t. 10 C,lumhu. $50 Eat
ATHEIST. corner Thifd-aN".; lSo Fast 10Th.
= near lniG.,i". - ANcnur i l.323
1hitd-aIe.. 20 Wt,t FOuttr,nth--t -
Wet f.d.>t.. - church Il. 1ji Ihiid-
i've. lHSs rh.I a-dtt.: @u1l Ihirl'aNc. +,
l,.f,, seit II I'll a. 4 iiJtI -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23

TONS FOl; THE NEW.YORK TRIB.
uNE WILL BE RECEIVER Ar THE UP,
door north OF Thirty .nrst-st. and ADVER.
TisEMENTs ct the following Branch OF.
ices. Pa eth.ave.. =. cor. "3d.st. lj2
Gth.aNc. 1877 FOurth-a,e.. corner -Four.
.eenth;-t... go ThIld-aye 20 Fast Forty
,cyenth..t., corner 3d-aye. $50 East 10th
st.. Near Thlrd-aNe.
ORANGE. y. ITO let house contain.
Ing ? rooms modern Improvements de.
ei:ahle location ) minut4s % steam and
electric ears; dralgaee perfect $50 per
mouth possession May. l,t Address
HOOMY old.fa,hioncd cottage good
>t,biing pure water: excellent nrighLor.
hood. W. O.. Scarsiale y. Y.
furnished season or year; moderate rentals.
send TO- illustrated lamphlet and list 10
LESTER BROS. real estate. saratoga
springs. n. Y.
SUMMIT. y. J.-furuish,d and unfui.
nishcd houses 20 let ,ea-on OF ycar larss"
POTTER. opno'it' station.
70 Lrr-Af POTrNHF>TER -Untnr.
nishod house. IA rooms all improvements
Tor wear. 5000 o,ctlookin: Long Island
~ouni near station. Address ID A. AN.
BIER. porchc,ter. n. y.
TO LEI. plaiahcld y. J.-Sccurc a cosy
10 room house. all Improvement, opposite a
million dollar pbopcitv f'nr shade ample
ground, good larn and henn,Iy; electric
ears Will 20 by this SUMNER rent $3.50 IN
quick party. OWNER. 81 ilalscy.st,
Brooklyn.
no LET.-At Pla.nreld. y. j., to
private family only. fully furnished 10.
500 u month Address l.. r. 200 Union.
ST., Muntllgir. " j.
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brooklyn.

TO I.EASE.-A new hotel in Brooklvn.
viii he unl-i.cd in a few weeks Nos. 3l1-
81 Fult n--t.. running through to Washing
tom.-t. tn lire location IN the city op-
yo,itc the Federal Buildihs ana l. S'oHlcr'
iva door. from the Clarendon Hotel and a
few minute walk fr IN The Bridge. near the
civ Hail and financial centre bol"l ron
san, Is bedrooms. bathro ms. patlor. read
ng room. ant u mag. eat hr't moor Tor
.tlcc. cafe aud restaurant; elevator, steam
Feat. ct- and rle tn light Apply 10 u. *
NJ. ouAINCEN. ic1l e-tatc agents, 2O1
Moita.tr.>;.. brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23

III FINISHED RESIDENCE for s.a-on
or wear Derby, conn; slightly loca-
ton elrN"n rooms ,rOdrrn conN,n.
i'ncc>. spring water. garden, 'ruit shade;
convenient to electric cars. terms hiOdrr.
ar. Addrs, Mrs. ". j. CLARK. l.
south tliil->t.. AnsOnia Conn.
GLENWOOD on 1T D>ON. 5l@ War
bulton-aNc.-l3 rooms; paprrcd and deco
rated all city cOnNrniencrs overlooking
and commanding extended river View; terms
reasonable 10 desirable party. BELLOWS
{ WARREN, Agent. Getty square. lOnkcrs.
HOUSE To RENT in Ro>cllc. v. j.
10 rooms; hath, hot aud cold water: Tine
lawn. fruit, etc. ; rent $40. \. w. PAT
lEKSON, % BcaNcr-st.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-30
Probate Court.

GA Roth Of Lorain, appointed guardian
Of Martha Roth, Of Amherst; lunatic.
HIS Follansbee appointed executor Of
estate of John Mountain, late Of Elyrla.
John Copas, Elyria, appointed executor
of estate Of Michael Frederick, late OF
Elyria.
Gertrude Laubenthsl appointed admin
istratrix Of estate Of Christ Laubenthal
late Of North Ridgeyille,
EPJohnson ct al as executors OF estate
of Isaac NJ johnson, deceased, plaintiff
Va Mary @ johnson Smith ct al defend
ants. Petition fled for order to sell
land. Hearing set for Sept. 1S.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-30

Next Monday, September 4, is set apart
as labor day in this state. Whether TINS
is one of the essential things remains 10
he seen. Labor Is honorable at oil umes'
and we know Of no one but what iaoors'
hut TO set day apart to celebrate any
thing of tina. nature it would seem TO 90
entirely uncalled for. The results OF 'ne
day in many places have not Drought
about any good. II men desire Yaca
tion they had better get excused from
duty and enjoy a number of days indiVlau'
ally, which would look TO us to be he
better plan. Nothing can be said 10 e.e-
vate labor as 1t Is already elevated 70 the
highest point. Individuals that never
had a good understanding with labor are
constantly deyising some plan to get
living without work and are compelled IN
many cases to use others OF honesty OF
purpose in the world to carry out 'ne''
schemes.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-30

An action was brought in the United
States circuit court at Toledo lust winter
against P. NJ. Arthur, Of Cleveland grand
chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, for 100000, by the Ann Aroor
railway company, Tor being instrumental
in bringing about strike among the en-
Moves which resulted in damage to prop
erty. The case has now been withdrawn
II should have been fought clear through
the courts in order to make test case Oh
a, II was certain to be decided agains'
him, and 1t was but proper that 1t should
he as the results Of the workings OF such
orders haye proved anything but gooa 'C
The employer or community.
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Common Pleas Court.
NEW CASES.

NEW Nhnbos
Henry wilson VS. Mary Cormie; money
only; G l. Nichols for plaintiff.
ADCoe VS. Henry ] Lange; money
only; Clayton Chapman for plaintiff.
Albert II Fuller VS. John Behner; money
and foreclosure; G G JefTries for plain
TIL.
Geo L Bunce ct al VS. Matthias Crameri
to quiet title; Q A Gilmore attorney foT
plaintiff.
The O'Brien Wagon Co VS. W Hurst
Eugene Sites ct al; equitable relieti W L
Thompson attorney for plaintiff.
GL Couch, E E Hustled, FW Benne'
VS. Benjam N Hawes ct all dissolution o
partnership, acct. and eq. relief; b {
Johnson attorney for plaintiff.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-30
WASHINGTON LETTER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 25.-Speaker
Crisp has settled the nature OF the larln
bill that will be reported from the House
committee on ways and means by the ap'
pointment OF Wilson Of West Virginia,
chairman OF that committee. Mr. Will
sons free trade sentiments are well known
and he says the committee will at once
begin work on tariff bill. II does not
however. necessarily follow that the free
trade bill to be prepared by the House
committee will become II law. II may
get through the House, as the democratic
majority In that body is so large that
few dissenters cannot materially affect the
final result, but ia the Senate things are
different The democratic majority is
small and some of the democratic sena-
tors have privately informed republicans
that they will not support a bill making
radical cuts in the tariff.
Representative Cultivate, OF Ohio, was
guilty Of a very unmanly act, while kep'
resentatlve Hepburn, Of Iowa, was speak
ing in the House on the silver question
by attempting in an interruption OF MI
Hepburn to drag ex-Secretary Fosters
personal financial troubles into the de
bate. Mr.. Hepburn merely said; Ut
very unkind reference TO friend 0
ycurs and a friend Of mine" II WI
enough. Cultivate blushed and sat down
amid a storm of well deserved hisses iron
the floor and galleries.
Those interested In the navy are please
at the selection Of Representative Amc
Cummings, Of New York city, to be chai
man Of the House committee on naval a
fairs. Although a Tammany democra
Mr.. Cummings earned the right durin
the fftynrst and ffty.second congress'
20 be classed rs man Of broad'gual
ideas upon all matters concerning o,
navy and our ocean commerce.
Senator Hill evidently Intends TO di
pute Senator Germans right to the dem
cratic leadership of the Senate. This di
position was first publicly shown
"wednesday, when Mr.. Hill sharply reptile
TO Mr.. Germans argument In favor OF :
ferring senator PETERS resolution, ca
ing upon the secretary Of the treasury Il
information as 10 whether certain nation
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-30

banks were violating the law In refusing
to promptly pay checks of deposi'ors, 10
inc finance committee, instead OF voting
on IT at once, and again today when ne
made speech In favor Of the repeal Vi
the purchasing clause OF the silver law
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-30
An Event to Occur Thursday Even
ing, August 81.

This date will chronicle the appearance
Of the popular combination, HI henry's
Premium Minstrels, with new features,
new faces, new act, new specialties, new
solos, new everything, and notably ,he
most elegant aud costly wardrobe ever
seen in this profession. Thisorganization
promises one Of the finest musical enter
tainments ever offered our public. he
served seats now on sale st usual places
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-30

Under democratic rule 1t has meant
ruin TO date. Give us the president and
congress and the fires will all be started IN
the furnaces within sixty days aud con-
6dence completely restored.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-30

The silver question is being discussed
by able statesmen in the House and Sen,
ate, but any agreement appears to be yet
In tho distance
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-30

An exchange claims that wages Will DC
reduced is per cent. all over the country
by April, 1894.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-30

The railroad commissioner should be
required to inspect all railroads before
winter sets in.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-30

Just wait until Honest John Sherman
speaks on the financial condition oI 'he
country.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-30

The attendance at the worlds fair is
very satisfactory to the management just
al present
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-30

The first republican political gun will
be fired in Akron this year.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-30

Light crops are reported all over this
section of the state.