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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15

Mr.. Ellsworth, represent ny the Worlds
Fair commission, called Mt the treasury de-
partment and paid $40 800 to deiray thr ex
penses OF transporting and recoining into
standard half-dGllars the souvenir coin un
disposed Of by the commission.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15

Vt the present day about nincty-siS
rcr cent OF all vessels built are of
stcri,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15
Essex County Herald
IN BISHOP, Publisher.
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY
ISLAND POND, VT.
TERMS. S1.50 Per Year. In Adys.sa
MASONIC DIRECTORY.

lsLAED Posp LopGr, No ~, ,. q A. N
Stated c, mmunicatious the sscoud Mon
day in each month
EEIsrosE CHAPLIN, No. 10 r. A. NJ
st .tei COnvocstlons the 1rst Monday ir
each month
VERMONT COUNCIL, No %, R as. NJ
Statd Assemblies nrst Monday in each
month.
Month SrAn CHArrnR, No %, g. T. g.
Stated Msstings the third Monday In each
month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
FNTHTSIASM FOR TIE BELL.
POPULAR DEMONSTRATIONS OVER TIE OLD
EMBLEM OF LIBERTY.
TO Br RECEIVED WITH TXTItOEDIN \EY CEEl
MONIES IN CHICAGo-lT> TE CMFHNL
PROGRESS TO THE FAIR.

Eric Penn. Apn. G.-The reception given 10 me
liberty Dcll by The people Of Erie has ov"rv h"lmcd
tie Philadelphia committeeman. Al O'Clock ms
morning the booming q cannon giving The NalloiAl
salute and the blowing Of the whistles OF every
f,c,orv in the place announced that the c'v was
awakened 10 the opportunity o. ieNtifyns is aN'c-
iiou for The ancient emblem OF Liberty. In short
Will . committee headed by Mayor scot, waited on
The visitor, and escorted them TO carriages. I'm which
,hcv were driven T. soldiers Home. looking ont
on Lake Erie on their way back the visitors were
net by monster street procession. comprising all
the civil and military organizations. municipal bodies
and Officers which escorted them 10 the platform
oroccd before the Union Dopo. Here patriotic
songs were sung liz a triple eloo club and Spcechc.
were made lv Mayors scott and Stuart, tho Y.
SCION Cobb and Professor Burns. ~ Erie. and Maior
william H. Lambert and Prsidcn' Miles q the
select Council a. Philadelphia. The Liberty Eoll car
was detached ana mp under platform over
which thousands passed in vi-wnG tho h"npi'- relic
Here again the ~Amc cnjhu>ia>rc scenes were wit
n.s,cd parents Insisting on having thclr children
seated for second on the bel, and hundred, asking
that watches, medals coins lee rubbed or il. Al
noon The tiain drew ont auiH The plaudl's OF thor
sands
Al Remove there was \ remsrball, demonstration.
4 line Of incand">ccnt light, had been strung over
temporary inclined platform erected beside ia"
tracks and for five minute, hundreds o' bright
Emporium and Ksne there wer, simila? denon,'ri-
tionS.
Chicago April 2S.-flaborato Arrangements O.
meeting In" old Liberty Bell were mad" today.
Tho bell vii! lie turned over 10 The president Of the
National Commission 10y Mayor stuart. Of PAllaGcl.
piia. in answer 10 wAO~" speech rrnSidcn. Palmer
viii reply. -pcccAc, will also be made by Mayor
Harrison. President IIi-inbotAam. Of tlc Local D
rectory. and othcrs Regiment, Of Tie nuoi, Va
iiOnal Guard will march IL" Union Depot and a.
To bell j. brought from the train. VIII pr.~.nt arms
10 II. Thev viii then head IL. procession. which
will march T. lie Fair Grounds. Tie iruck bearing
The bell viii Doe drawn ~ thirteen oo1 black horses
which will represent G." thirteen original STATE, 81
The Union. and will be SURROUNDED Ly forty four
mounted policemen. representing tho present state
In the Union. A. tie procession reach"~ The lake
front Battery d Will fire a National Salue ~ twenty
one guns AZ tho Lexington Hotel ~" troop, Will bo
drawn up either side Of Micicanav". and the bel
stopped Immediately In front Of a platform. from
which tho President and ihe Duke 81 NcrIcua are =
make addresses and 10 view the procession
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
LELAND sTANFOPD'S RARY TROTTFc-

Chicago April o6.-Leland Stanford. tue flnors
Californian IS in Chicago business connected wiz,
his personal eAhiti, at the Worlds Fair. While
attending I, the installation Of model OF Als wine
cellar, he I, also working special ics'ure for The
agricultural department. The senator scheme IS n
institute show Of baby irotiers under year q
az, in tho ring Of big amphh~atrc. lie intends 70
ship fifty Of those Youngsters from IalO Alto In order
give tie pl.lic Insight into IL" primary cy.lu-
ton 81 tro'iing horse. senator stanford hrs lot
none Of his enthusiasm for o." horse. he lid 10 q
dc>p>cd theory. and through l. r.Nolu'ionizcd the
tro,inc world. over twenty wear, ago 10 determined
upon establishing great breeding farm for iroii'T,
and runner, ~ Pll0 Alto. II" owned Octid.It and
becam" Impressed With The belief that thc fuiur"
great irot'ors wonld from H." comuincug Of H."
native jrotier and h" bet ilp"- O. imported thorough
hrcd~. lio devoted much time 10 TIE -'Udy 81 his
theory Elcction"or and General Benton were finally
selected %, the stations and the former did in $50
with record Of having produced n" greatest mum
Der Of performers in 80. better, credited to
a sire. eunol Aron. IHio Alto. Ben Bird and other,
bv F1"ctonco- were all world heater They gave
Crcc PROC Of the correctness Of >nnfOfd's theory
For holding II ho ,uboctc 10 th" adverse crit
id,m Of breeder and turimcn. and vaa rdicul"d by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
HOW TIE FAIR WILL BE OPENED.


PROGRAMME OF THE EXERCISES AT TIE IN
POSITION on MONDAY SUNDAY oPlNlN'.
Chicrgc. April a6-F1ccpt FIR = few details every
thing i settled for the Opening 'N'rH''' '"' Wv
Columbian Exposition next Monday. IT," p""W
VIII lee mas,cd in frn, Of the Administration Building
and lodged tie bridges of th" lago"ls Nhh hc
President presses the buiton which vii put ID"
vast machinery In motion. TAen also thousands o.
nars. Of every hatlon will BE- thrown I" '"' "'I'
al over IL" e1ound:. and Tie fountains ]" Wv Wv,
Will begin to play. Trrncho, h-nI' oil u'' Ia PUN"
at ID" end Of the la-in Will b" uhnf;'p'u Nv
drni Cleycland's action. \ salute of guns VIII "'
fred when the President reaches the gronnd ana
another when the machinery start. The following j
the programme Of Tie c.r monies
Music ClGus and orc!, ira.
frayrI-Ihc Rev H. Mlhnrn. ~ -: al, ri
Poem" The Prophecy" W. ~ 'r"Hu'' "'9S ''''
Couihoui
Mu,t-ChorrS and orchestra.
Addr"~s-Iirccior-tc General Davis.
Addrrs.- lr ~idcnt ,l"y.lani.
The starting 81 ia" machinery.
After the exercise, Mr.. Cleveland will 90 10 VI.
Manufacturing Builduc and take HI S'ahd III 'N'
American section. Here he will rcc'iv" th" comm,
sion,rs Of the foreign nations, The President VIII
then BE- entertained at luncheon by til" dr''"l' "l'
then make lis "cfcial visit to the principal ''''io
ing.
The Worlds Fair Ceremonies Commute" al ~ meet
Ing Monday decided upon plans for sealing 'H'
visitors on the platform al The opening 'A"'''>''
President Cleveland comes first. then the de'''iu""
Of Christopher Columbus. followed 10y the u'Hi"'''
thc Cabinet and other dignitarics.
The Programme fnr the opening o. III" woman
Bulding ha, been Completed Tn" exercises VIII tax
| place I'm Central Music Hall next Monday al"fh''"
| ~ 80 O'Clock. The opening PRAYER VII "' 'l''e
by Miss Ida lutln. after which Miss Frances '"''''
81 Lyndon. England. will civ" dramatic over"
The addrc~> Of the day viii l." made 'N VT, '''.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
To SETTLE THE CHOCTAw DIFFICULTIES

Washington. April 26-The internal di,sensons IN
the Choctsw Nation in fair way Of settlement.
The delegation representing the Jones faction after
final interview with secretary Hoke Smit. has left
for home. and tonight Indian Inspector Fai.cn WHO
recently appointed, Will leave for IN" ChOclaw
country. IL Is understood that he has fun powers
fr m the President 10 bring about settlement Of 1h~
ciHces. This adjustment. it Is said. will b. along
the lines Of upholding the ChOctaw government and
allowing It's to determine in a Iega. wag In.
Questions which have arisen Governor Jones II Is
said. viii be supported in all proper efforts 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
Dre9smdkln1.


-pHI.~.NaNEE. elegant cut' :
and ftt.i. - . .!as ct AZ hone, i' i''t III
.usf.ntr,. 8. f.4A Z. -ilh CO., 'loti @Hit- NAu'
ln o., ut,s ioi 30, fancy "a; IT,, 'nd,, a. q
h,lI gown. a ep.cialit. ~ Last lOh-st"
nea- f.oa1waH
4 fIk~I,LN>> rAElsINN. brI>>,.
MAKi.. Bow ,-tthil-hcg. N more
oLm.L. ii5 SHAW.
ARTISTIC Di.I.>>MAkiNr Unique
!, -lrn> EVENING dr"--c- >reeiSlty h"t'
%. d - Il .toit hrt-'. ard not'r"ir 'hAi :.
Mr. N,IIEpN. :. East 9thst, Opposite
st.rait Euic.ne. ---
DEi>~IAKEE u.mnchl would lax, to
iaNr = l-W nHr" tu-t'n'tr by me az. .
: 5o ro rard,i Adcrc-- Nh. H.. so
Wc-t -2d-S'.
pHi. sNhKEE -Quck. nat nnl,her
wi,lc. ,u-a- .mrnt, in fir.ilir, by the a.! ;
maize. o., r uirrl. > ,cii>' rr'cr"lc'. MI.
BRYANT - Last IGth't
EE.>>NAKEH.-Fie, ca dies make viii
make spriu- and sumner di"~-' hlu .N,t'
Kind ul nI tt,fi1l maze ul ~ N's' 49,
ruaran; ed lat -iyin. received every W''n
from PAr,- Address $50 4th-aNr.
DEE>SMAkER- Iadi'> taiier wishc, 70
recommend a r-slf l. lidlf- " hing p"ifrct
nttlng -arincnt- we'll mdd moIsr'" iniV.' .
prOneraie. evening drc'1. ro iI, h'p gt,
u rf'l- nitiii'f~t -
ana Judge for yourself hj3 Paih-i". near
77th--t.. Hight.
DHES>MAkI want few more Gus
TONERS a; home: suits from - up. ~.
FOX 81 w: S0;h--t., neai kNerlcc
Drive.
LADIES' TAiLOHiNH.-Ladi own
/" .,er. and rapes clolk'. ali Kind, altered
I'D md .l,ef GREG. 1871 Wet 22i-st.
SEAL GARMENTS ana tyr, o, all Kinds
,.n,ircd ,edvrd refined altered ana re-
uotoilri 10 new shapes; estimates gwen.
GRFIG. 1871 West "2d-st.
SEAL. GARMENTS altered or i."p1iicd
Mr. nAIKFR. lI6 West 3ou-.t.. lat.
LIN Coo smith Re9ent.st., London. and
c. @. 0unther. 6th-sve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
Business Chances.


ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for
bu>inr-- purpo>,> in,'s.or- ai,i>cI tNitn-
ONT charged oi cr~ifall' opportunities Eigh-
IT ,0niiner1 .al r'i'r .uc,.- GRl 'GS &
1AHLEIoN. Eron"r-. POP Broaiva}.
CorN THY HOMES acre, contact
/; go yearly .charcr Of 10. TIM. GOD
hui'd ng- -i,Ioo. th1. oV-n iu. c-ticat. or
i i.ay, e. e. Yl'''e 10" o''' bon H. st.
TOR >ALE.-Old-c-;ablish'd drug store;
good opHortIni'y for young han. j. q.
MILLER. Planhrld. y. J.
GOOD BUTCHER BUSINESS ior sale
~ once on account NJ c~saLrr cmr..t OF part
n'rs 80 Wet 37tt-st.
GROCERY Jersey city. accom-, Of ILL.,
lr'lth. nf~t-cl1s> grocery: liuc order bu-i-
nr-- hnrs" ard wagon would tako active
na,tr. BUSINESS cara Eoi,.r, rcarc
- Jach,ol-nNe.. jersey CITY.
HOTEL IoE >ALE.-Unc Of tn" bit
corn-i> In the cit1 -,lc,n IN corner
10000. NJ. NJ. Box . l.ei2 BROADWAY.
WANT To BrY any s.ose oi ~tock OF
M frhlr Ii" q every description bought ior
spot cash; civ % cpuntr.. II. COIN,
~ Ea>t illil.-t.
LUMBER YARD AND wOOpwORK.
y ioo 90 t,in' 500 bu- nes. n great
bar-ain. Pariculdrr SHELTON. 1870 sew.
ar Buidnc.
MAN. - TO 3o--Ablo 10 control II 700 :
icrlf en- 100 other civ frluiahi NrW-N0rk
patent medicine hor-., hr-t-rl1-s legitimate
bu-inr-~ opportunity. no agents. for APP
romtmcti. Address CURE. Bon .. Tribune
ono.
MEDICAL speciality O3irr. cNpe' fence
not necessary: hr>t-clas- business; 42d- st..
near Hrp1dwa! Iar.or nat, q looms. patty
iur7 i-h'd Ndd-',- INVESTIGATE loo
W.-t i-d-et.
PARTNER man o. woman. IN butcher
business. with $50 10 $500 80 West
37th--t.
PAETNLR WtNrED ~ oren a drug
.tor. 70 havr - 0o1 cash. pr >ENACI>T
N'-ona. =. :.
PARTNER WANTED with 40 oo0 4.
conner hDtI contacted ith bar estInl >hed
mtns fefr- iu fine lc,a Tor I'm city. NJ NJ.
B,N - i.-i2 Ercadvav.
PRplu.l.NGRNN b" eXte't
WORKER vht iWIv. all b aurhes 80 buy an
ia'rt"~, in- 'ai -s-iabh.Ari eng a. ino. ana
T.. tro''Ic .'u-.ac--. FRAME HilNTLE
RARE iNrE..Io, -sle old rstlb.
I,hrd Ilr! nu, w.ii--fo. b,d dfY- -ior" iu
lar,e r.fr. rear N.w-Nofk ,oleadld trad"
r,efvthing ir.'-'ia>- DIX 81 rubHn"
Ofirc.
-. ~TNrr,Nr Pr'c.. 80 cont -:
Tr'rklfr &c. i-ftr--' and ~tI-l''.. i'-
tween Polo Grounds and 81 de'. >c.
lpu-''e"'.- rr premises. or !. Reid G.
>n'' r''n.t'.
WANllD -Ppr{ win carull &, o..
-an.fe company pr'fnt boiler AIlr SIS
bniLiE Tribune oNi'-.
WNNIrp -P,f;n.r STINT o. active.
v..h - ono .n 49, Geo fn business. v.N rps
chance rar-nt..d ,e1in-' i.-.. Adire->
-t lDk EIit KS. T'ihun" pfre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

AT REDUCED PRIC rs. 800 second
hand wood and iron working machines
fully gUaishte,.l: nschin,ry bought and ca
chsngec. GLORGL u. EDDY. 396 Mad.
kOi.rt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
Gin Real GsiaIc &c LET.

AN ELEGANTLY LOCATED Hol 81.
near Wa.dof.->ultn. ard single rooms
stiraciiN" Office. Iartic- can furnish II de-
I'd mm dl4ic posses ion rcieicnc"'. lo
Ilst Shit.
7l>T-ST.. WEST. near Boulevard -
Irown-torr dwelling, icn rooms r'nt
5l.:cO >CIlt TIE. 3iS Canal-~t.. >toi-'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
Uork Wanteo.
Afal4

WOOD TURNER, competent, wahs'
position. Address w. l., BON DO INV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
To INVESTIGATE rlr PIANO CONTROVERSY

Chicago. Arin Ca lively discussion w"' p''
cp.t.i.d I'm tAi, afternoon, session ol iA' WOOL"
Fair National Commission ly resolution "''''' '
Nr ,l.ui,rufuc. Of Arlan o.. protiin@ i"i " ''''
,,, -, t.r 10 wal, ol tA. director general 90 f
li, al the fact, regarding ." alleged ir,u"fdl'
lion ~ Nu-l.al Director '"odor" 1"omA ''' .'
.pppo,ed championship Of Nv h"ik pan" F u.
outn.ltiou 10 h, superior of''f' Ia y "''.I''
wa, finally adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

,he laws. and offenders will hc required TO STAND
trial. The Of the militia will be aHthor'"u' Il
ii IS fund necessary. but no other than P''c'"'
settlement j. expected. The United states troop, 'n!'
there viii not be ordered away Tor u' pr, -
Int 1t i, not anticipated that their assistance VIII "
needed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
6ounIrn Real estate for Sale


AGENCY FOX MoNTCLAIE.-ise' d. ace
proprItr, Tor SAFE AID 70 icy lsrse va. ct,
q choice building sL"s. ofn a iA''
LoH > P""krar 80. ard M'ntc'~'f
dom fOE SALE.-Lyinc along the
Bygau IlAcr ia CONNECTICUT d.rcLs OPP
pu-lt, POftfhc.tcr. y. \. about 30 lf'i IN
length containing about 3 hali arr 81
GROUND al" - bIiiiinf lots '"nhr' 4" l
n.ih IL; VIII sill 81 lri-on ~ con ldni
with = capital 81 30. oCn o. NOR" u" oifrr-
nerI apply MILO MEAD. Hawthorne
ro'tofhec. Now-Loi anon. tonn.
GhEENWl. II. CONN.-D'sr via
tlts "a No'th.et. ONcrioo k'n- SCUM ia,a-
omit. acce--iiie healthy. SAN III
.IA' y. 80 E-osowey.
FOR SALE.-lIaud~ouc site on ~hirN,-
bury iu,rr Tor cornir, ic-id"ucr. about
seven acre 800 lc.L wlt.t mont 40
dfc., Iicv. JACOB LEUFrlE, Maia~quan,
\. J.
HOUSE. new. 10 rooms, built bv day :
work Tor own'r; iafgc lot 1'itN - i,nit :
cheap II -old fhi- wrk come ana 80" ~
l.. 1. NDAY. M'~rhcn. y. ),
HOUSE FOR Euthrrioid. y. J.;
large fourteen. Dom hoI-' - i".h!''
ard open I've. Running water ~ bdth-
room l,uudr, and kitchen also -tari". irHlt
trees aud Garden corner dot. l1ON5J1 feet.
Addrc-- T. -. PoN 3.O9,. y. y CT.
LONG BRANCH = urni-h-d cottage {;
20 room, modern impioN'iu"ht, stabir,
'arrlac house. sha ir. -. l.. I'hihiAhD.
NEW-JLESl.l - auti!i iii'4., l5l
acre embracing charming hulolht 81" q.
fro ct. oos.I isli,ding-. 'oInrr rr periy /.
adapt u fpr dnliv, 2riin OF st.gh heavily
fruit d. n me copn'r con, a. .
depot. J. W. LENT. Derl1fd-Nllle n. J.
N0U .nNMiSION. l.. i;-tof -alc at a
great bargain. modern dNe,i1E Iutli,hedj.
Dune Road and ocean; rare Opportunity.
OWNER Room Is. sth floor. - Wali--t.
| ss ACRFS.-Good farm IN Connecticut
| good house and harms price $1,000. COR.
NELL, 100 stewart Builoins'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
fnrniehe0 Rooms.

BACHELOR ornne AanI,opr
r. 81. shed hlI-r bath au boone comforts
commanding superb view ~ ia sol. eco.
D sumner boar loftA--' want. thr' ~
fo4r la.i~lur. - huIr'l.r-. W NLLAll
YALE q. 90. 10 m -. CT on INchah@'
Dg.lline
8 LARGT ROOM. coufortab., and ele-
-on'Iv furnished iu residence % Wcs;
-0'--f.. a'~' -ral.r room.
npI!L VINDJME.
suites ~ tro ind NE" ioom-. WIN
i.,at. bot ana ,ah. s.'t OF "th,u,
-:
uatHIiO. ArAKIMENT m,f fa
i.riol eu.nt. .or' elieni = .n ila' hotels
no. -.nc'" room. - upward w''Hly j.
EA-t 18th -
HAND>oNrLY FURNISHED. ROOM
ID url,at. hog~" 10 gentleman. Is "'ss
,oth-., -.---
uASb>0N ~ TrENl~Hfp front
hali ron go iet to gentleman. 10 Wet
i'tl-'i ----------
HOrTi YENDONE
Sire'e Io.r- with of without both
American or Europ'n p'''.
10 LIT -.Tnr.e nicely furnished looms
.r -u.f. VIA private hath, ~" o. -ht.
Alp,t BYL1N E~s sart. s'' VT 81
TWO iI,Nu>oNTIY furnished fo.r,
o. g.a.cm,n no private hol''. = Nr''
"ft.--'
=. GElMTKCY PAEk -',cutlcren
ol', --nnv furnished room. l1fI"r moor b
.of BOA .o.I 'ai.s. breakfast Other room' .
.lr-,tte bath
-iT,~I 2-p-~r Lar" f.r .,h"c roo'n.
,ffh io. snf Oo.f water ~uit hlr for two
.,l.Yn- frr- reasonable.
x,p~r $50 WIS.,. -%i.rN furnished
TOD nnnf f-uaf rrDm a.-o -rrl oir. 20
g,''"f of 81 Ira'' lr'1'r h"H>
90 wT~T -sru-Sl- .lci dsoa0 ~ ilf
rl.roe looms vi'h bath
5.D.~r 30. LAST Furnished room
for rremar ONLY, private hons-i %"
rI.c rf.fn.~.
'5-rU. 49,. 1G IN>r.-fo b'' h"lof
Third -.n.. aI..f. ron. also f'uri story
front -oor. nr-t..',- ho"-'- W.T. own ?
.-f NI->r ,-Ii-~r.. lu,ai-h.d room,
wa god bard terms. - and 7' pr week
.-D~I .o Nt>l Ncelv furnished
r..- .It. o. without lari a." front
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

THE TRIBUNE
Uptown once,
1242 Broadway, 2d door north OF 3iAt-st
Advert semcntS snc subscriptions
received there until Q O'Clock y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

Augusta. Ca. April :'-Iori'd"'"'" N''"'''''
nav wa. generally observed In Georgia ana to SOUL
100 h,lnr regarded ~ general holiday Banks
"a ,,,,ifc office were olp ID. t." soldier grave
S.r Gecoratoc In many Idaccs. and memorial Hd
orcsscs were dcliN erred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
Tin Nca! gsIaIe for Sale

AVENUE 4 ,l.nr near lvii' u"
.to,v ion bgiding might csclaurc. SAN
~ NlNpN. 80 BfutdNH'.
tnr ,ALl.-la,fo.r -lt.. - =. ~ and
20 lot. .n ,ah ilui iu city e. ilohohch
and jersey Citf. oil llnc q railroad q. W
VIRGIL, - Ncua hest. Hobo .rl.
THiED.AVE.. NEtE 9tl list ,,oFy
store and r.u,fr"ut, ctsN toms ihsht eN'
change. SAMIiL NlNON. co rodlFaN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

CONTROLLER FCKEIs ENTFEs ON HIS OFFICE.
Washington, April 2G.-Thc new Controller ol me
Currency. James II. Eckcls. Of Illinois q'"h"oo !"
day ard entered upon The duties OF H. ONCE M
rond Of $40 900 WAS approved by secretary Carlisle
Tim H. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
domestic gituations tl)antef
Males

MAN AND WIFE would take charge
OF a pr.Nat. house during the sumner
months. Call or adcrcs, Mrs. REILLY,
i2O West 3Jth-st.
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for 5aIf.


AT REDUCED PRICES.-j0O secord
hand wood and iron working machines.
fully eGaishtec. nschin'ry bought and ca
changec. OLOKGL u. EDDY. 39S Mad
ton-st.
ATTENTIOH sewing machines Of al
Ind; new. 80 good secondhand. olO;
cesh q credit, exchanged rented. At
l.ACS, II :. 2.ljl 5f.atr listi-,s
= MAGNItICENTLY con..fuct.c 800
upright slJr. IcaTt l'M. iLrcr petals,
~.lH mount I! unique st,i'. repeating "a
ton. bo-t IN tue market 30 We,- 35d->t.
= FI;lNAiL FAMILY goEig abroad
Wii s'u tn"!I fgin.turc. snort TIM used
mo uin.cAt piano. ct KANT psrlor suit,
lounges fine folding bec- bcd>,ead- hair
mst'ics~">. nirIOl,. 6. lO- last 46th-st..
a. LN.ngion-otr.
BICYCLE.-WAl lei hishc't grad. fun
ba!l-Le fins cu.hion ire. - ,airs, ios
EMERSON. Box !. Tribune once.
CHICKIEING PIANO.-Fiue ,onG ton
plush stool. 500 b.. bargain; TOW Up
ghiS. in>i1llW"nt- eAchauct, open even
inss. stable. MANrIACICKER. la
LcNinSion-a'r.. llltn--t
FOR SALE.-Ncoi market. good bu-i.
wagons. &c.. ci'ap. .Iovi Ing place i'a>"
-toIr aud fat ". Bon ~. llitunc One.
IOE SALk.-An d-c.taonshed piano
b, .inc,- is EASILY learn TAYLOR q
son. 2 Last l>tn->t.
FOR sALE.-5po ain-e co,crcd u1cEcr
boxes assorted sll'.. 10 per 100. J. f..
l29 Lindea-s'. riookl'n.
FURNITURE eleven room. house, must
| sell. gong ~ Europe rental 800 vesf :
| ird~. no bonus. BARGAIN Gail 20 West
l4th-st. Room ,. open evenings.
! GOLD CHAJEo.- can't. only =.
reduced FROM -G; closing thcn, out Al
-lcrlhce; greatest Larciln ever offered.
| IEIEDELE" GlLi CHAlE CO.. 20
NurrnT-st.
NAVY CANNON POWDIR-3 cent, a
/ pound < ton. NsH.Nofk IIarb0r delivery.
BANNEKMAN, q front-st.
NAVAL PARADE.-S,eanboat. supplied
VIZ. good second navy bunting nags
fof decorating large ss~ofin ent low prices.
B>NNEEMAH. - i'ront-st.
SAFES.-Eareain IN new ard second
hand -sirs lsre" stock to selec, from: no
con blnsiion price. special blrgains this
a.ontn. +. ii. "i.">>. 500 naow''
SAFES. nov ond shop worn I'D At
rr.atlv lcducrd prices payment IA iiiiic,.
send for caial"-ue. NEW-IOHN SAFE
| co.. a Clinton Place.
SAtI1>.-Ric harcalns; NV ara soc
oDd-nand iafcr. nci'rm ana 'mIil sire
iIHE VERMONT SArf co. 100 Pcirl-t
WORK SHOP OUTFITS for amateur or
| mechanic in foot power machinery tools
and tool chr,ts Rirk Eio,Acis' wood .s,, :
| Ing tools price lat fr''e. I. J.. III LII
- Fulton-~t.. New-YOrk.
$500 WILL BUY two stand IN "ansc;
CARL NANsKET. $40 West 4th--t.. corner
Wet l:ta-,i. NJ agents.
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| GENTLEMAN RECOMMENDS sobe-
| trustworthy Protestant couple to care for
| agent bond II necessary. A. b. T., Trib-
uno Uptown Once, 1922 Broadway.
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PONY. HARNESS and 1RAp.-Co-f
$50 Perfect pct. unr-nallv we'll IninnclDd
kind under al conditions ificc $50 O.,
ell pr.ysta outfit. HANDSOME PONY
Iribiu, O!'ce.
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miscellaneous.

A.-WESTLOTORN- and Law
Agency: divorces speciality, separations. de-
>crtlOns. wife support. damags, procured
any cause. private information furnished f;
CONSULTATION free. % Nas-au.,t.
ACCIDENT CASES elections divorces.
scpafstnn-. names crangri. fore On bus
nr-e passports. al Law bushes Colsults.
ION frec JAMES ). THORNLEY,. Coun.
srnor. 20 PlrH Row
EXTRAORDINARY special glove sales
Real Kid gloves all new u colorlngs. Hack
crii .idtry largo black buttons reduced
from y 10 Sc plir. JANNEs, 900 B'way'
GENTLEMEN wishing to dispose Of
thin l,ft-on clothing at fair value will
lco>' call on or address EDWARD MIL.
LER. 90 Gth.aNe.
HOSIERY sALE.-silk. race embroidered
S:ocking>. reduced from - 20 1"c.. p1i
-ilk SwiZzutb"it underNest- reduced from
II - 10 $50. JAMMt->. 900 Broadway.
HOSIERY Rcautiful suIerhnc
,toc kinC> wafr,I ted thoroulnlv fIll colois.
double heel and toe. e>ua LONG. reduced
ilom % t. 80 pair. JANMES, 800
u oadwav.
rl.5 REWARD and no questions asked
Lot. gold plain case watch. English ch o
nom'tcr. by Durand, London. with long llnh
chain and pendant Indian coin. Finder
bring IL uuirJurcd to +. Lorraine. Crook
Hotel. ia Park Row. AZ about IL p. N.
when | am in, and get your money.
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noted hor,emen. but h. brought II TO trumphan!
demonstration. Palo Alto VA one nall thofouSn"''u
ana Hulol one-fourtA
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WAN rED.-By prc-"nt cmnloyer. situa.
tion Tor = German tligAoN prlini. as young
lady's maid and scan stress. apply by nail
% ". \. W. STEWARD. Princeton. y. j.
WEl NIR>E.--Iioalthy baby plenty y
youTc T'll, good refer rc's. 40 Shave,
nr>t iQr ,. $50,
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THE DETROIT MEET, ALL REQUIREMENTS.

Washington. April 9G.-The engineer officers OF inc
trial board Of the cruiser Detroit haV" mao' I"'"
final examination Of tie boilers and machinery oi the
vessel and report that they meet all requirements