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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-05-04
LATER NEWS.

THE worlds fair was formally opened
the 1st The weather was damp until
a moment before the exercises began.
President Cleveland's address was very
brief. AS he was concluding the final
sentence, his eyes wandered to the table
that was close at his left hand. Upon
this was the button, the pressure upon
which was to start the machinery and
make the opening of the exposition an
accomplished fact 1t was an ordinary
form of Victor telegraph key, such as is
in use in most telegraph offices, except
that it was of gold instead of steel, and
button of ivory instead of rubber. AS
the last words fell from the presidents
lips, he pressed his finger upon the but
ton. The audience burst into thun-
dering shout; the orchestra pealed forth
the strains Of the Hallelujah chorus;
the wheels Of the great engines in ma
chinery hall began to revolve; the cleo
trio fountains in the lagoon threw their
torrents toward the sky; a flood of water
gushed forth from the McMonnies foun-
tain and rolled back again into the
basin; the thunder Of artillery came
from the vessels in the lake; the chimes
in manufactures hall and on the Ger
man building rang out a merry peal,
and overhead the flags at the tops of
the poles in front of the platform fell
apart and revealed two gilded models of
the ships in which Columbus first sailed
to American shores. At the instant
President Cleveland pressed the key
t We men at the ropes at the foot of each
of the great fagstaffs laid hold with
vim. TIL. mo, strous American flag in
a b llloon-.ike wad at the top of the CEN
ter pole broke forth and broadened out
in the air, while at each of the poles at
the corner of administration building
stout men hauled aloft the great ban
ners upon which were respectively
blazoned the arms of CASTLE and Ara
gon. The center banner was that of
the United States, and the others repre-
sented the colors of old Spain. Stimuli
taneously from every flagstaff upon all
the buildings of the White City, banner
cites representing various nationalities
were broken forth to the air.
E. Z. HARPER, who wrecked the FL
deity bank of Cincinnati, was released
from prison the LIST.
A cLoUDBURsT, the LIST, carried away
about IS miles of the Frisco railroad
near Paris, Texas.
NEAR Vanburen, Ark, two water
spouts the LIST washed out bridges and
several miles of track on the Santa Fe
railroad.
AT East st. Louis, ILL.,, the LIST the
high water caused the collapse of q
warehouse, killing one man.
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fered to lapse. From the most reliable
data obtainable Col. Davis estimates
that s6,020,S50 has been appropriated
by state legislatures or raised by popu-
lar subscription in the various states
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-05-04
Contributions by states of the union
Original appropriation by U. S. gov

ernment.... 900. ................. ,50O,O0O %
lion souvenir COINS 49,. ;. ......... 25oo,ooo 90
Appropriation by govt for bronze
medals and diplomas ............ 100, 600 90
Appropriation for govt board, 1892. 400, go %
Appropriation for govt board, 1893. $50, $50 o.
Appropria ton for natl COM 1884,. g. 500 90
Appropriation for natl CON-. 1892. 23O, OJO 90
Appropriation for NATL CON-, 1898 >. 2ll,375 90
Receipts from stockholders. ........ 5,553, 100 so
City OF Chicago. 5000 900 %
January /, 1884 1904, 500 90
Gate receipts to April 1..:.......... 2i4, 853 90
Interest. Observation-Disclosures. 81, 963 Ou
Miscellaneous receipts. .......,,..., 295. 594 Is
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-05-04

ApprOprlattu by foreign govern
ments, according to the most re-
cent compilation Of the dept for
eign affairs made from oficial data S. 81, ses 90
The compilation made by the dept
pub. and pro- from all sources adds
to this amount. -. ...... ......... se6,231 90
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-05-04

lumbar Exposition Up to Date = Over
033, 200, 900 Raised-Scope Of the Great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
INJUSTICE TO DETAINED WITNESSES

The Grand Jury for November was discharged
by Recorder Smyth in General Sessions yesterday.
1t handed in presentment concerning the House
of Detention. Of which the following Is part
1.-The number OF detained wtnesse was fourteen,
of whom four women. The time of conGne-
ment varied from day to months,
eight Of the inmates not even charged with any
offence having been actually imprisoned for more
than four weeks. The injustice of this imprison-
ment is apparent. and IL is doubtful whether any
good result Is accomplished commensurate with
the wrong inflicted The knowledge Of the proba-
bility of such confinement necessarily renders wit
nesseS unwilling to come forward TO test-
fy. and this may not infrequently deprive
the State Of the, evidence requisite for
convictions. When the witnesses are detained
every effort should be made TO give prec-
edence. to the cases in which they appear. that
the evil may be lessened as far practicable In
every case 1t is an evil. When the detained wit
ness is the head OF family dependent upon him
for support, the resultant misery may be very
great"
Recorder Smyth said that in some cases the de-
tention Of witnesses was absolutely necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Among the passengers sailing on the Hamburg.
American steamer Columbia for Genoa yesterday
were Lispenard Stewart. DR.. and Mrs Armand dc
Potter the Rev. and Mrs Daniel Goodwin. Mr.
and Mrs. Ernst van Hesse-Wartzeg. Mr.. and Mrs
Z. Lovett Hearn. Miss Helen Nordhof and Mr.
and Mrs. T. !. Witherbee.
The White Star steamer Germania. for Liverpool
had among her passengers Duncan Macpherson
nenry Marsh-Phps and family. +. a. Tenant
rtIteairn. Lord Bennett. DR.. =. OConne and Mrs.
me American Line steamship Paris. which sailed
icr southampton. took out among her passengers
u.tapinin W. II. Wright. Sir Eyre Massey Shaw.
,hs Baron Arthur de Pierpoint. i. Grand dHaue-
y,ic, V. ,Wynne +. Foulkcs. T. O.. Morrison. j.
r, rne WHITE Star steamship Majestic which ar
r r...u ycsseraay from Liverpool had among her
S S me,iM adame de la Espiea, L. H. O.: Car
"e"' Dii''sn Consul to the city Of Mexico DR.. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.


Although the offerings were few yesterday, the
improved tone in the auction market. mentioned IN
Yesterdays Tribune, still continues ID. r. In
graham d Co. offered at the Trinity Salesroom two
lots in Eagle-ave south OF ne-hundred-and-sixty-
third-st they brought 1890 each from Thomas
i63 West Fifty-seventhst the property consists OF
a four-story. stone front house. standing on "a a
lot 2oxlOO 1t was bought by the plaintiff for $50
Nos. 49,, All and fi3 West Fifty.frst-st are shree
five-story apartment houses. They were onered
subject to a number of different mortgages S5Oo
ar which price the property was knocked down to
the plaintiff in the proceedings 80.
John II. Boyd offered No 2.OH Second-aVe, TOUT
story tenement house and store on a l ot z2Ai%
The bidding from $1,000 up to SlZVV' d. u
Casey the buyer. 49,. ,,.
The same auctoneer offered No. 242 Henry-st.,
three-story brick tenement house, stanIins on a
lot 23XS1 1t brought slooW from Nharies H.
The better prices obtained at private sale over
ket was again apparent yesterday, when Z; W: :
Luyster sold, by John Davis. broker, NO: ~ west
Thirtenth-st., lot 25x03. brownstone building, 10
Louis X. Ungrich for $l4,l0. Mr. Luyster pur-
tober last at the Trinity Salesroom
John y. Golding has sold for Sammet' Grun-
hut & Co, No. 123 West Forty-second,st, iour-
story iron and brownstone business buildlng ax%X
leo to George Henry Warren Tor about *e,,,9W ?,
I-nderhill x Francis have sold for Mrs: Silas H.
Witherbee No. IS West Nnety-seventn-st., FOUR
story brick dwelling. lex55xlcO. to Henry w. Taft
The three and a half-story house. No. 556 West
End-ave, was sold yesterday for William H. dar>
ris TO A. L. Camp for s22iOO. The house is l?x5o
feet. with extension, while the lot Is lVO feer
deep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
1T WOULD BE DANGEROUS TO Rry FAST CiRS

'In regard to the proposed construction OF a
cable road up Columbus-ave." said n well-known
property-owner. 'it may be matter OF Interest 10
propertyhoders along the line OF the projected road
to enter protest against the construction Of such
road unless subject certain restrictions TO the
rate of speed at which che should be run. In
view of the large number OF accidents which have
recently occurred along the line OF the broadway
cable road Is than vital to the safety Of the
public that due regard should be had to the safety Of
passengers and pedestrians in rapidly growing
neighbOrhood.
THE cars If at the rate Of speed maintained in
Broadway. will be the source Of much danger. Men
jumping off while going rapidly Will be more
than likely to jump into the posts OF the elevated
road. and those crossing the street will find these
pillars Instructions 10 locomoon, causing confusion
and hesitation the part OF pedestrians which
would probably result in many accidents.
while not Directing to a cable road In itself. II
will be necessary to limit the speed OF the to
that of a horse car This Is Of paramount impor-
lance to the people. and II that speed Is maintained
and regulated there will be less danger Of acct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
4 MEMORIAL or PROFESSOR LINCOLN.

William T. Lincoln son Of Professor John Larkin
Lincoln, who was for more than fifty years pro-
fessor of Latin and the classics in Brown Uni
versity has prepared a biography of his father 1t
will soon be issued and will contain extracts from
Professor Iincon's diary and letters. his essays.
lectures and other writings together with anecdotes
and the memorial address delivered by Professor
George T. Fisher Mr.. Lincoln proposes to give a
COPY of the book every graduate or Brown Uni
versity A few copies only will be for sale to ac-
commodate persons not graduates OF the college.
Il in this way says Mr. Lincoln: II can
hest erect TO my fathers memory a monumentum
acre perennius and that II Is also the best gift
within my power to Alma Mater
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
DECREASE IN IRON STEAMBOAT TRAFFIC.

The Iron Steamboat Company unable to de-
clare dividend for It's last season. owing to the
general depression in business. which reduced the
excursion business. The annual report of the COM
pany for the year ended October 81 has just been
published. President Allan c. Washington says he
has reduced expenses from the previous year by
si7.O2. while $ll0S5 represents the increased ex-
penditures for repairs. There decrease OF
Sc 26i % in advertising expenses. S.5S 32 in pay
rolls 81 $50 81 in supplies 81 6Oi Ga in subsistence. and
$3.50 % In painting. Other large reductions In
terminal charges, coal loss and damage and rentals
The sales Of Coney Island tickets netted si247s S.
ofS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30

everyday life with a shade more than every-uay
point. Another more less justifiabie reissue VI
ephemerae is Mr.. Oliver Herfords pen ana Inn
lings." published by the George VI. Allen Cohpa"''
1t is collection OF funny sentimentanues ny
rhymester, who is also artist In mouest way
Verses and Illustrations will raise a smile. ana
having done this they will have accomplished
everything that could be expected Of them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
4 NEW LAW FIRM ESTABLISHED.

Notices have been sent out that the law firms OF
Davies Short & Townsend. and Lowrey. Stone &
Auerbach have been dissolved and a new firm
formed under the name Of Davies Stone & Auer-
bach. Grosvcnor i. Iowrey. senior partner or
Lowrey Stone IL Auerbach, died last spring The
Edward LYMAN Short. Howard Townsend. Charles
a Gardiner Charles Francis Stone. Joseph s. Auer-
bach Richard w Stevenson and Joseph NJ Keat-
ing The offices will be In the Mutual Life Insur-
ance Companys building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30

Shields John. TO Abraham steers, 120th-st,
" OF shave. demand ;;:;:..,.......
Eas, En1-ave. OF s2d-st, years ............. L
Spadone, Amadee, ct al 10 f. ii Lludon and
another. trustees, 11Sth-st, W OF SHAVE,
Schwietert. Johann II, to Joseph Corbit, 9th-ave,
s. lot 324. map Ray, years............
Schmitt George to G Conner, 57th-st,
OF Avenue A. nsIllment, :;.....-..;:. II
Solomon, Jo-eph. and VIE to Washington Life
Insurance Company, Nos 12t and 100 Ridcest. =.
Schnur Henry. and wife to w Hupfers Sons,
Valentncave. n Of Tr1yers-st, ycor....
Strickland. Dclea. 10 Daniel T. Seybcl, n 18th
st. of 1St-ave. years.
Tisdale, William =, to { Bates and another,
y 1sth-st. Of ist-ave. years...........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Arns,cln Mo'cr. to W sauer and another.
ruTseS., Nelson 70 to jacob ( Skinner Realty
Co. " An.st'riam"Nc, n of 70thSt, -,
Dudd John j. and wlfc to James PINT.
Bauer, Isaac. and another 70 fmicc GyrcaX. :
Carroll. Mary :. to Helen Raymond Iothayc, 00'
cor i3d.st' year. .....:.... 49,. O,ooC
'0G rcr co.. o'' LIN, "I ooihs Of dave YEAR 1906
ca.saza ner'os%cG and wr to Lo%. ca''s' ono,
c",'S M@ Of Sal. to !''" raymond on oooc
crcHlay' !" Jane. 70 Thornton NJ l;oiman. 80.
Ash.st OF Morrls.ave yc,r'. ........:... 105.
''I Sam %"'y q K"S,cdFs load years 1OO'
D" operative H''p @ag and lean $s.$cisi%ai
Frank. Mary a, and another to \ Stevens, = = oo
looth.st. " Of coumbn~ave; ! year. ,,.,;c 1000
f'a nga Of W. w,c +, to na.' years ~ 1900
rO,,e Frederick r and WIFE IT,, e irrd. ,n Foh .s ooo
cenc Iocrrn-c and w1 ,o, TO Dennis ct al oooO
GNu George. to Alexander Moore. 3'th'st ,oo
cusrc Of Sophia Sophia to cparlcs Mueller Cam ooo
lrclcnrayc Of Kng,hdsc Road y",rS 2coc
' iseh .a'e'' "f ccariiaaata%s year. 5000
ey% A'o@a 81; y to ss%o as .S@ "n 1900
Icimso.r Frederick end wife to ,lfrcd Clark 90 ooo
Heather sSr'' ar' and % wife 70 Mchsc onncn
Decaturayc Of scot,'avc. years, cor
Jaeeb William H. AMI another to j W Sell, 90 90
KcIIs s" icn Sf ro'. e 81 to yS'si nendhcim
d ,,v wsi1 c E,e, ''o'
Co l3Gth.st. Of 7thave. ! ycar.......:. i,oo'
Herman. James =, Phillip william EhlirH - -o,
PROVING Co. 3.,vc n . corner iath.st. year. VIot
King. rcle r. and another Z, Benamln Aycrng
ot al trustees, Ssth.st, n West Enf-aNe - ...
81 si.t'st years ..."' 10000
Law oyc Of Iss1.t = yeirs 2oo DOC
Icrie1 Fred rick, and wife 10 II G Meyer
FInetwcod.avc. corner i73tst v"a's.... zoe
Mccarthy. John. n~d wife r. JOHN " fTcd-crt
Canal.st. OF Bronfw'v. ins'almrnts. $500
Murt,ugh. James ard wife 20 Nrtroroit'n Ito
I"surance 60 n y Y. n 59th-st. Of 18th.
year. r,oN
Montehqum Harris ami another I, Warren +
D,nns as committee n l2Jth-st. W OF 3D. $40 -
ave ~ .oOOt
McKe,n Annie and another n sarah King Lex.
Murray Ellen, to virgin'' J1"ssc' and another.
n o7tb--t Of Gth.pN". ycars............. S0OC
Nar-s fnma A. 10 ! Dyckman. trustee,
sth.sf. OF IrNinf 'nn-av", y yenr +....--. S,COo
roaIe. Florence u. ~ william Dr,r.fht AMI an
ohe-. West End-i,r Of fcidat. insf'i' .
Ioicr;- Lewis. 10 r. y Alllnson = 10I.t-st, of
tolnmbnsavc yc're 80. :. ., 49, nWO
Rr1Go. Lem md nno'"f Ia John J. H'i-fci
81 al. @ Tcvlnctol-avc. NJ s"d..t. years 10 IU
Ecdrrhaeh. Wi'''," T. md another - Henry
r-unng tsth-st. " Of o'h.,vr. yc,r- 1000
Rcs,sfy solomon. IT al &, ii Crane, trustee, -. A..
No 13J Monror.'. 3vcirs..................... .oVV
Sfcthers. John. and wife to A j Cooper. part -.
Let ~. map Mclrose, South. ycars....""' AVVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30

A. Clinton. Lieutenant. F. l.. Crosby {. p Mara
Jackson " N Iinley Kent Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Wapole f. IL Van Ingen and II. II. Ashmore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
Pennsylvania

hAlLhOAU.
STATIONS, foot Of Desbrosses and CortlanAl
In Effect November 1vth. 1893,
SSo isl SESs:rG' E Ii Il E.Ss
and Saa ssts 0G ssepns DnD smsI
land 20 a. M, Cincinnati :iJ H. and indianapolis
BOO r. 81. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
ana S aSas ana R"g Sas e d aSG L'G Is
500 aSu' p NJ t sn fEES ExThEss-pum.o Steer.
land. Arrive, c.eveiaad II 10 H., Chicago D. N.
$50 r. II. SOUTHWESTERN EMPRESS we.sa.ys
Cincinnati and st. hoas HVs Rn!sS S
500 e. E'u rltirc 'efGsS %2sHs Buff.
Sleeping Car New.York to Chicago. Arrives Chicago
- a: ~ Second morning. Toledo IL 20 p. M, cleve
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
1910 A. M-"Wasnington Limited" wees,dsys. Pull.
s!S man aS Car: ass Dn"s ca m.sv dali, p,,
man Parior aud Dining Cars Arrives Washington
ADDlTITSXL EXPRESS TRAINS: s. $780, 80, IL
s,r S "a 49, o. 80 p ~; llS nigh, Sun.
$3.50 t. NJ; 1tlantIc Coast line ExS,es a.y. Sleep:
i. n. daily, sleeper TO jacksonville.
AZ M Msmo9d ns asa 5,Ii. Express daily
$500 +. w. Hp Hs" 70: a"u c Ss Ohio Railway.
FOX SD Es c sHd 5s"g and NORFOLK Vi. c.
Charles Route q; -: weekdays, and. With Through
FOX S:'yfi Fl % cIf fil{ p IN. weekdays with 7n.a
Buffet ParlOr Car.
FOX CAPE MAY I p. ekdays.
For Long Branch Asbury PARK Ocean Grove. and Point
Pleasant, 9l0 a. l.. 90 non 40 ) 10 and II rs
p. m. weekdays. Sundays. '45 a. M. 5:lS p M
do not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove 90 Sun
dsys)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 20, 30 g. 80, g. . 80 10 penn'a Lrits,
1910, IL a. M. II 80 1. 10, g. 4, go 5. g. 1:9
80 Lni sdH' 10 SSpa'I H. hsD.'s S
rthc; o S $ 30 p nsn' and %, Broad
way A>tor House 1874 Fast l25th Street 25l Colum.
bus Avenue 737 Sixth Avenue and foot Of Deshrosses
ard Cortlandt streets: 1 Court Street, SEQ Fulton
Street % Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Station foos
OF Fulton Street. Brooklyn 129 Hudson Street. Hobo
ken station. Jersey civ. .
The YORK Transfer Company will call for ard cheek
baggage hotels and residences through TO destnauons
s. VI. PREEOSr. J; X wOop
Genera! Manager. General Passr Agens'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new, JERSEY
fAnthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty 81

Time Table in Eject Nov. y, 1899; a.
For Esston Bethlehem Allentown Maueh Cnu1a ~
g. .s s:s % Aspse. IT, g g. ssns & s
For wke'sarr, rit,s .s and Scranton $40 \ NJ
no. c' sS 90, CO. n * l Sssi Is
3 20 : 80 r NJ, II is night =, go.
Fer Hab,rs 2. 90 90 saS a. M iy nasI
sa SS "a g. ~ 80 i nsSss s!sS; 90
p NJ l. Il 49, S5sh 7s oSisD'M sssei
snne Iew,sbu,e, and waM.p'Ts 4 o aSe
s sISsp, sac sa'uraa1 nsns sundays 7i5 A. NJ.
d Long n g md pos'' Ies;a < Rsls:
ted Hank 4 90 20. IS :3s to Red Bank 6:l5 T.
SUNDAYS eyce,t lean Grove and Asoury raf~' u" A.
NJ NV l. ~ FOR LAKEWOOD.
&C, sill T. NJ. ~; 40 20 p NJ p.,x ana
For Farmincdae Tom; River B Bar e Park 'ns
For NIsntc Guy. vinelaad and BridretOn I 80 a. Ne
80 sis % 4 ~ 40 : As. zoo ''s0 P NJ
ROYAL BLUE LIVE
H. F@ans ~sT dS q ASs s SASH5sipos
II 80 CDiniag taD A. ST.. 10 90 Buffet Psrl9ss
CaQ: 5oo Dining Car 90 80, b s;tS r car, y" NJ
8" 90 p' DINING ~; Sar 80 F. 81 is night,
For Baltimore and washington week elys ;ov y * *
oMns c'r Is A. night AZ s S% soO 90 Doas cs
A. 30 200 Dining Car 80 M; d. ID h' i!s
es i asi a nsd pa5"55 .s Jar 10 s:a no,ssaS
Ave East IAN St l3 Eas l25th 81 ;Gs W so iIS S
ST. cG%%sI. AVs oad% Sni s s:0
York Trnsfer Company viii call fot and cheek BAG
.aee from hotel o. residence t. de tinatson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ann-st. No 81; William Farmer ana VIE u O,
Madi.on.st. 40 Is Joseph wisscl:nr and vile
coSm blast nos ~ and a.; Lena Zine TO II
Le Via :, Is t. Of Dclanccy.-t to
~i.~ .a rsar. 40 II '''', 10000
Brcomc.st. nos 2Ii T. ~ Jacob toldstein and
1o rim 1900
o', a,sr TO TO Ellen Murray 1850
Same property j. laumcnthal ct al to Virginia
jan aud another. ....-..:.,,,.. 49,;
s SSy and s 80 e cS e sSff si5 aSN'' John
''' AMI H. WIFE to fnscne Melvin ....... 10000
'''i,r son r,cpc 10 s;eors. ,rau....... 1000
,oth,,t' ~ :. 10 n w of sth.avc 5cN:O Charles
d Miicr to Christine Van D.yentsr .;a,. q ood
s sad n =. 10 Il Of Madison.a1c John N
KEW ana n"o'"p'' ',e."'' 60 go
Lot =, map cstatc { Ray Joseph corbt and % "a
,ot NIT 10 : 10 I, Of 7th.avc James MiIIr
s, and VII. To- cn''." "f o Wa" e Iicnry
Braniag and wife to wn'am Eod'"bsca :,
osd as Il. a'e ~ 25 ft Of ccumbn-.alc iscS
io)s@ John sergeant Cram rrier-'' u Will q 400
7s,h a :. 80 t. Of Am.r.dm:.,c. 2Nio2.e
c2i ,st'" :. 100 leo Il Of lith,s'e, 2ooyioo.5
H N,sEac, and h' s% %l' aa VINE 10 Injury 900
''t crirk " saGcr ct to Mcc. Ar@istcn... c?4Oo
~ paw, aud VIE to William !, s'rC ,gcy,o,s
Ctsr,s We her to CT Errnns' h.
Max Bauer: ., na;,, $4,000
min Williams ct al TO Iluld,h y , Xn,snt $1,000
Coth-st n Ia " OF ist'lv'c Si;,llaN,ov"' 1, ON
franz fuhl ana Wiz 70 k9"Fl o'hn'."I..., '''V'V
- wifc 70 fdwari Doughty ", and Wife 1880
92G.,t. II Z. 200 It Of ,olumbls.a,e, 2jNio);
John Cram. referee. 10 Willllm Nlckla>.- sJcO
Counbu.-lNr. - n n OF lsth.st. 2iNloO;
Frederick Potter and vile 10 Alexander
u Dun.
hui,tHrialnaNc. :, ~ n n or 'Othst s1A'o;
Jacob skinner Realty Company 10 Nelson % 40,
Furg"~- ----.... -. - o'o
'-d,7t - 20 u " oI ,S.I COO
sl-t't 80 II = Of shaw 3DN'-v; Anna
carr 10 susan y i.udin an ano.h,r -.
'thaNr y" 'r1' "hllam III "HhS' i'i'Ic'' !" IN ,on
Su,in l'onshfah ma 'V'''0
Cram rcfsrce to william Nirkia- .--.. 5000
Osth-tt. No - West; Peter wagner 10 ooo
Paun" Asel .-... IVpV
LetlngtonANc. No pol : Edwah Payne fdeffe. -
% Lena Rinaldo 1000. IN. 1ooo
51th-St. = 3Ol n " ~ Avenue y; Iar0lln" ..
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III HE HUMAN HAIR, Why 1t Falls Off;
Turns Grey: and the Remedy, Dy Prof HARLEY
PARKER. a. ". LONG & Co, 1,0l3 Artist. Phila.
"a EVERY one should read this tile boos."A thenacum
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publie Noilee.

North Tarrytpwn. y. Y,
,.o,, November Eth 1893.
m HE SEWERAGE COMMISSION of the
i village II North Tarrytown deirc cntinrcrs wne
have made speciality Of sanitary work 10 send 10 then
with rorcnces) the terms which they would make
surveys plans and SPECIFICATIONS Of pe,rnanclt .vst
sewerage for that village Conmun afIon- O. Lc nd
dressed DAVID SILVER. President,
Tarrrtown. y. Y
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pllyJuORE g. OHIO X. H.
1" A SIX FOR TICKETS TO BOsToN
"A VIA THE NEw.ENGLAND,

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tie parlor Cars buffet smofs ci,m service from -
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