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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10

William Lane 'O'Ncill. lawyer who has an o'hco
IN Park Row, charSed with forgery at the YORK
vile Police Court yesterday by John ". Lang the
proprietor of hotel at Forty second St. ald ThiTd-
ave. For over month Cour; Officer Tooker has
been in search of the lawyer with warrant Tor MS
arrest. Although he called at O'Nes Office almost
daily he failed 10 find him. Yesterday afternoon
ONeil went 10 court to get a subpoena when II" WIS
placed under arrest by Tooker When Informed that
he was q prisoner ONcill became angry and said that
he considered the treatment an outrage. and contrary
to court ethics
The story OF the forgery goes back to August ii,
1890 when a young man named Stafford. who was
then In the employ Of Mr. Lang, was charged win
forging check on THE Fifth Avenue National Bank.
The father of stafford retained ONcill rs counsel.
When the case up before Justice Talntor oNeni
told the Justice that he represented the bank Lang
and the prisoner stafford saying that II was his dHty
to see that Justice be done The Justice SAID That lie
vas In court for that purpose ard ordered the lawyer
TO leave the place.
Nothing more was heard OF the affair un'l NoVcui-
Der 90 last. when O'NcIll sued Lang for FOO a'
counsel fees In the Third District Judicial Court
oYcln put in evidence paper, written on blank
Of Mr.. Lang's hotel. which bore the name OF Lang
end Jerry NJ. Fowler the night cashier oi IN" ho'i'
The latter named O'Ncill as counsel In the stafford
When the civil suit came 10 trial some dlSS ia'cr
0Ncll failed 10 put In appearance ana los, thc
case by default Lang then secured inc warilht 'pi
forgery against O'Nell lie was held ycst'ruat ~ u,
1900 bail for further examination q, c'Or !.
Wednesday afternoon. In default OF bal! ONci WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
CAPPd TIM BANDNASTE.. BCRfED

The funeral Of Charles Albert Capro. leader Of the
9Th Regimen; Band. took place yesterday afternoon
NJ The Fourth Presbyterian Church No l1O west
Thirty fourii-St Long before TIE hour set for Inc
services people began 10 enihcr. ard when the
funeral procession reached the church every avail
able seat was taken and the sidewalks wcr" almost
impossible. The hca:Sr escorted rom IN hiSr
IN Ninety 50 conds'.. to the church by delegate ~
from hc various societies TO which Cappa b"long"l,
and GrlOrc's Bard led The procession. playing Il
funeral march. At the door II was met by the Rev
Dr. Joseph II. Kerr and Chaplain Hoyt, 81 Lafayette
Post. No. 40 q. A. r.. ADD the pallbcarcr. hdJrtan
Francis Lancdon and Captain !. I. ilnrpr OF Tho
eth Regiment W. b. Coushtry AMI r. 7. Ware. OF IN"
9Th re pdmcnt Veterans: Wnio spragne and Charles
L. Gunn OF Lafayette Post r. II. Maryland and Adolph
bernstein OF the Musical Union NJ schg and Charles
Flock. Of Henry Cay Lodge Knights OF Pyhins. y.
T.. Pond, Of the 9Th Regiment Veterans and Robert
IIy Sop, q the Thirteen Club. The services were
lrlef Nahan Frankie the violni, played linnd"ls
Largo" and William e. North. the organis' Chopin :
Funeral March, TIE procession WAS III II formed
and marched through IhGiy-loultl-N. 80 MN HV'
10 Twenty thirci-st TO tn ferry. iins snn'd ron
the eth Regiment, under Sergeant Nannicr the Pill
accompanied the holy 10 Evergreen Cemetery.
Among those AT The funeral wcrt General Fln'd
Carlson Colonel Appleton Colonel Mills. judge Mar
tine Colonel 4. j. P3ncua.t Li'utcnant ol0nrI tee" -
Moore sn!ith, Captain WiIllum Ice Darling ana MAJOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool Jan o. D. .-Cotton-Fntuics closed
quiet but 5 cad Ameii~an nj idling. low md1lng
clause. January delivery. . i4U41ao 1o.6id Janil
nrv and February delivery. 14-6tdaj 15-Gid: Feb
rnary and March delivery. l.0ld buy crs March and
Apll delivery, I6'Hdd 1904; April and Nay
20 lld blycrs: Jure and July delivery. .. '41
value: Jul" ard August delivery :3G4ddo .1-c4d
August and september delivery. .3-4d sellers.
(inlvc-On, JAN 0.-f;otton sendy ma iIlng, &c
low middl!mg, o 14c: good o!dInry, . 4c. net and
cross rec ips 5j05 bales exports 10 Great Britain,
G:,Gf bales: to France, G2G1 bales sizes, Al bales
stock lOl ,474 bales. -
Norfolk Jan. 9.-Cotton dull mddlins, 5-5r; low
middlIng % 316c good ordinary, &c; net ana
gross receipts 100 bales exports cOnstwie, olo bales
sil.s, l0s bales .t"cK. t-,.'ti lnlcs. 5000
New orleans. Jan. D.-Cotton dull, mlddllng.
. j-sc; low middling, 1-1c good ordinary. : DC
net receipts, G,0I7 bales gross. G,12O lacs; salcs
Q 800 bales stock, 3I0,pb5 balr.
savannah, Jan. lotion quiet mlddling oIor
low middling. o 5-1Gc good ordinar' . lj-lGc net
and gross receipts. 1, $40 bales, eXp;rts 10 The Con
tincnt 0.302 bales: coas'wisc. 1,4J0 bales; sales
300 bnles stock 06,7s6 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
BAPTIST PASTORS TOTE To BUY GUN.
IT is TO BE USED TO SHOOT PHEAsANTs IN
ASSAM

IT is TO BE USED TO SHOOT PHEAsANTs IN
ASSAM.
The regular weekly meeting Of the BAPTIST pastors.
In the baptist Tabernacle, yesterday morning WAS
that the brethren subscribe for gum The PREACHERS.
remembering the hunting adventures OF the Rev.
Thomas Dixon. jr., on Staten Island grew interest d
ut once. The Rev. Mr.. Allen explained. however,
that he wanted the gun TO be sent to the Rev. DR..
F.. G. Phillips, who Il missionary In Assam. "Thc
gun will only cost 49, continued the minister and
he needs IT, ] Will expect him to shoot pheasants,
but think may guarantee that he will not go on
q hunting expedition
This reference Mr. Dixon caused much laughter.
Tho preachers then decided to buy the gun for the
Rev. DR.. Phillips. II agreed that the should
not constitute precedent.
The Rev. Dr. A. c. Dixon. OF Brooklyn, was elected
president OF the association for the next three months
and tho Rev. Drs Post, Pogson and Montgomery were
appointed an executive committee
The Rev DR.. Mabie addressed the meeting on
missionary work In japan. DIR. Judson, OF the
Judson Memorial Church. announced TINT a week o,
dedication services would begin In his church on
Sunday. January %. The services will be begun b.
the Rev. Dr. Mabic sunday night, and Will b.,
continued on Monday night by the Rev. DR.. Lyman
Wednesday night, by the Rev DR.. Rainsford
Friday night, BY the Rev. DR.. John Hall. and on
January 20, by the Rev George Dana I'oamman OF
PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
rOLf.Tryt COLLEGE TRUSTEES MEET

Tho trustee. 81 co,.mlIa College held their
first meeting for the now wear yesterday afternoon
I'm Hamilton Han Madison nud Fort! ninth ~
In Ia. absence % hamilton Fish the Rev. DR.. Nor
gan Dix presided. Among thoS" present wer" VIII
lam e. schcrrncrhorr stephen y. Nash. Frederick i
.,,hcrrnorhorn Gerard Leo lmnn Edward Mitchell
George L. Rlves Lcnos smith. Bishop Potter, John H.
Pine Cornelius Vanderbilt and Or. t'corg' G.. Whrc.ock
owing to IA" death ~ his father. ir 'sd"nt IL" wi'
20, present and considerable busiEc's that VA, 70
hav. com" before the trustees hell over for action
n, the next Erecting. II announced that the
annual budget would be- presented nj tho March meet
Ing The trustees spent IN hour IN discussing pam
for tho Development Of department work when tho
cnlioq,. should move to its now site nca" Riverside
Park and then ad,olrn,i 20 meet again upon the
Intuth Monday 81 this mcDth. At TIM TIM" The
regular work Of the Jaf'nry meeting VIII be- done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
CHILDREN TO BE ALLOWED TO PLAY.

Mayor Gilroy spent hour and n hali In MS
ONCE yesterday and went back to Albany by tR'
l;j p. m. train 10 attend the Governors RECEPTION
He expects TO be back to attend n meeting OF the
Board OF Estimate at D. M. today
Against the protest Of Commodore Gerry o. the
soceiy for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Chiidr"'i
the Mayor has issued permit to the boz oyri
Tyler t. sing three afternoons week at the Msdsoh
Square Theatre during the next three weeks Inc
Mayor issued pcrns also TO Laura Decker, ten years
old, 10 appear al Jacobss Third ave. Theatre THIS
veeS 10 Kenneth Barnes, six years Oh, Dot Ciarh-
Con- eight wears old and Ada Fleming. twelve wears
oh, 10 appear in Nav0urnecn at The Harlem Opera
House this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
TAX BOOKS OPEN For INSPECTION.
DEMURRERs TO ASSESSMENTS NAY DE EN-
TERED UNTIL APRIL 80.

DEMURRERs TO ASSESSMENTS NAY DE EN-
TERED UNTIL APRIL 80.
The Tux Commissioners opened the tax books OF
1903 for inspection yesterday and taxpayers who feel
aggrevcd at their assessments will have until April
30 to file their demurrcrs. Several applicants for a
reduction OF their taxes called and made their protest
under oath.
Taxpayers must poy taxes on all securities which
they owned ut - p. M on sunday Last Several
applicants wanted to cvnde payment bi Transferring
their stocks and bonds 10 other parties but were told
by the Commis sloners that IL would not work Some
OF them presented this letter TO President Barker
Personal assessed the second Monday In
January. being The law enacted a: Albany
lat session providing for the assessment sirvt
d" 80 deductions shall be mide or allowed for or on
account any liability contracted injured In
the purchase Of nonaXatlc property or securities owned
10y him (thc person asscs,cd) or held or his c icit
for account OF any ind Get lisbilty surety.
uaIator. indoser otherwise nor for or account
Of Any debt liability contacted o. incurred for the
purpose Of eysdinc TAXATION"
Ignorance may do this Sson our educational wVf.
IL 10 prevent Any such laws We need your hcip.
NEW.YORK TAN REFORM ASSOCIATION.
Ill Bro sdway.
They told that the Information II contained
carno too late To be III any avail Ia them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
DINNER or TIE UHIvERsALIST CLCB

About fifty members Of the Unvcrsalist Clu1 ana
low guests gathered about Il handsomely o''o''F"
elnner-tabe at Clark's restaurant, In West twenty
hirdst. last evening. The Rev J. Russci Iap'r' vi
,he Fourth Universalst Church, Of Brooklyn. pre-
shed After the dinner, he introduced Dr. GUSTAV
'o'tLe' Rabbi OF Temple Emann FL al NO Oh
Fhave, the guest OF Tie club and the chiei speaker
Of TIE evening. DR.. Gotibcll spoke on "The New
JUDAISM lie Grew picture OF the Judaism o' o'u'
Slowed what had boon the most potent Influences anu
Circumstances which had modified the creed ana SET
forth the aims and principles OF the advanced toac cr
Of his faith today The Rev. J. Coleman Adams Oh
81 Souls Church. Bro0kyn the Rev. DR., Charles ~.
eton OF the Chrch Of the Divine Paternity anu '"o
Rev. DR.. Edwin G. Bocs also made addresses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Jan. .. 40 y. m.-Becf In good demand
extra india mess firm at lis ID prime mess hrn ~
crn. fine firm at s3s Cd prime mess Western medium
firm AT 77s I'd. Hams-rhe demand Is principally
snrculatiyc short cut, about IA 10 rs bs strong NJ
G.s Bacon-Therr Is nothing Offering Cnmbernnd
cut about % 10 30 fbs. strong at 55s long Clear
nndjes about As lbs. strong at 53s Cheese In poor
demand American finest white and colOred strong
at Tallow n active demand prime iy s1r oS
firm nj OBS Cd Roan In FUR demand. Lar1-Spo'
in poor demand; futures there Is nothing "herl n
Wheat in poor demand. Flour In fair demand; .o OH
spot. strong at IS I'D: january, od, firm at A.
334d January new firm At - J4G rcIr,, cits
Coast fair demand Receipts OF wheat por tue pas pas
nonc from other sources IL, 900. Receipts OF Amcn
ran corn for the past week. 5000 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
The First Law Of Nature.

This seifpreservaton Is acknowledged to BE- anu
vssae who adopt against the encroaches Of disease
eeauine medical safeguard. accredited oy en-
penes and the sanction OF physicians afford happy
illustration Of the wisdom cf the saying. in the hea'"
~ restore and continue 70 enjoy Among maiao'e''
's's the growth Of which Hostcttcrs Stomach Bt'ers
.s's encent protection. diseases Of the kidneys anu
'et arc fraught with the utmost peril and cxnio''
~" eostinacy when opposed by ordinary means Inc
-''en esa and will subdue them. NO testimony Is
~ss than this. Used at the outset and pers'stenuy'
eess results may be expected. This m.dicinc also
Liver complaint. constipation. dyspcpsis maariA'
na1asn and neryousness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington Jan. 9.-The promotion boards OF ON
GERS convened at the following places are dSs"veu'
viz: Fort srsllinG. MIMI: Fort sheridan ILL., >
Winnie barracks Ariz ; Fort Reno. Oklahoma Terri
tory Leave OF absence granted Captain jaime" H.
Richards r 4th Cavalry. is extended three mon'hs On
account of sickness. Special order directing Capnn
Henry j. Nowlan. eth Cavalry. to report TO oo'o"c'
John X. Mzener. 10th Cavalry, president OF 'he e"'
s.aining board convened at Fort Myer, V"'' ior "a
animation by the board rs to his h'heSs 'or pio"o'o
q, ,,o,a Ioovce Of absence for fifteen days have
been granted first Lieutenant William ljiacK' .',n
Infantry and for twenty three days additional 10 ~
NJ Scott conmissary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
ATTACHMENTS AND JUDGMENTS

Deputy sheriff Mulvnncy hns received an attachment
for $4,000 against Robert Taggar In favor OF Jnlla
Chambers. a bond dated February "a, 1879. pay
able on March l. ieSS.
An attachment for s2i .975 was yesterday Issued
against II. Ward Leonard Il CO.. electrical contractors
No. 1886 LlbcrtySt.. In favor Of Joseph W. Collin on
the ground That the concern is foreign corporation
Il was incorp. rated under ScwJcrsey laws on Angus
II. 1901. with capital stock Of $2o"o0o
Morris & schcibcl. manufacturers Of smoking Jack
cts and ladlcS cloals no 25 Great Jones ST. yes
terdny confessed judgments fnr 81 .i22 in favor o
the II. u. 'hHn Company. and f6l7 la favor Z"
Joseph Ncuwiith
The >lenn yesterday sold out The STOCK. fixtures
pla.s and publications 81 the Mccall Publishing Com
pany nj 10. f. Fast Tonri"cnth-,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
MORE MONTY rOK THE HOSPITALS

A. W. Kngman, treasurer OF the D:ygoods Auxiliary
Of the Hospital saturday and sunday dissertation, yes
tcrday reported that he hnd received the following
additional subscriptions: The il. B tlaD Company.
500: OI 3crmauiI Dcmmcrck e Co.. J.. Van NOlken-
burgh & Co.., Denny, Poor 4 Co., Cheney Eroih"rS.
each 300: J. H. Lane & Co.. Wlmeriing Morris & MI
chcll Weed & Brother. II. a. Potter. Passavani d
-tD Porter BROTHERS Co., IIinck a puld. and Wood
ward. BALDWIN & Co.. each $50; Enstcin, Wolff
DO Pratt q Farmer W. l.. Wellington. Knower d
Cooley Bramhall Brothers a Co., "o"ing. sawyer q
C, sawycr Manning & Co.. J. NJ. Valentine Co..
rield Chapman d Fcnner, lIocfanum Conirany L..
land, Whitney q CO. WilTantic Linen C"n,pandd
each so5 t0tl. s1,.Oo: pr"Ni"sN ac"ho"'eas"
ri an. tOtnl 10 date, GJ,IIj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
Dnelurss Chances.


ATTENTION. DOAL MEECHANTS-
Ia gain, .l2 500 " n buy Newark. y. +,
T. ut. riY al hu-lp,,, u % yffr.' o. 'db.
li.hcd Coll yard. worth SjopO year.
NOD rs. l3' Ero'f"ny. Room ..
IONEDIN,, AMI LINLEh ~rABLL 10.
Ing pro y, Fous business iI tA" BEDFORD
district, .ir-auf chance snr = I've ran no
agents tsli OF 49, Mar y-ayc.. rear De-
halb ave-. B,"k'yn.
FOK SALE. ILrac ty. pfonnl'y .lu,blc
iron Dr. Leases on y rni!lIon Iron Rang B..
MINI >otn. Iakc Superior on trrf la,or-
able terms ore. high grad r.. -rurr 4.
pfo,oltl.~ thoroughly explored f,ilroad
completed 10 Mile alec eN.lorci sod
cali on &. !. AVERY. Room 81. lj9 Drrd-
way. New DIRK ,ny.
HAVE CLIENTS VITA - 90 to T.; 900
ll-lri ireircs- In thl- c.ty 80 schemes.
PULLING 4 ARMSTRONG. 49, BFatway
PAETNTK or ASSISTANT wanted In
established financial Office ~ hIch standing.
handling Investment securities. cling
properties. etc. fINANClAL. Tribune
once.
ttSINtEANT FOR SAi.i..--Foo, of
6Gth->t. s'atlun 10 ag"a'~. lfo Columbus
n,r.
srICGAL BUSINESS worth +IotCo
yearly. want- nan Win SIC" 90 assist
principal income oi 3, rfp can be- lied
on nr-'t year SPECIALITY. Tribune ONCE.
YOTNG MAN having 500 cash willing
t. give 0'tcut on 20 bushes, can have nall
Interest branch oll'sc. make good living; he
curei. "A treas MANUFACTURE. Tribune
n1lst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
, REpoRr on TIE ACCIDENT At MOTT HAVEN.

General Manager Tcucey Of ~" New YORK central
Railroad hrs mad" report To the bonrd OF dir''orS
in cgnrd 10 The accident at Mott Haven on Friday
nicht last lie said that the accident was due 10
e misn,aclny Of one OF the shades In the sgnn lamp
The lamp. according 10 the report was not properly
turned TO danger and only onc-haf OF the lamp
showed the danger signal. Thc shade was phceh
dagonnly across the lamp, and when tho top OF the
lamp slowed the danger schal the lo"cr part showeh
" c,eor Tho engineer ling underneath the lamp.
IL. er. tho c,eor- mar, OF IT, Mr.. TOuccy said Inc
dd moi know whether the man who put me iahp, W
was 10 blame net. He thought that thc WIFI might
have changed the signal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
MISS EI'SSELL'S UOrvE-

.ave no doubt that Miss Russell intends TO stay in
New York as much as possible hereafter
The new house is four stories hish the first being
buit OF New England sandstone and the others of
mick The first floor has the drawing room at the
front and the dinng-roOm at The back. The latter
is en- extremely handsome room. they 10 Ia
sre in fact. II has walnScOting OF dark oak. Miss
Russells sleeping loon. is on the next floor at the
'front.' Of the house. 1t Is large room. decorated In
terra Gotta and gold. The furniture for II will be
~hfe and gold. Miss RuSscllS daughter will occupy
he room next to this The whole house will De
Elegantly ana tasteiully furnished. and will have Il
handsome and substantial look, both within ard with
nif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
A yCT GERMAN FREIGHT STEAMER.

The now North German LlOvi steamship. II. H.
Meier which arrived here sunday night her Nra'
TIP firm nrcmon. came up 10 hcr plcr ycsierdnl
morning. she /, built with special view {" en'ni
freight carr! ng capacity. bat has In addition accom-
moda'lons for SEQ frs and second cabin pa, cngrrs
sister ship To- I'll Meier T. nov being inilt 70;
the Iinc In O;,riuany. The now ship l. To lc use
I'm the As:rallan service Tie Meier viii, II mi,
port aud 10 baltimore. The steamers Hermann and
General Wcricr are said 10 have been transferred
to the builders # the Mcirr In pnr payment for The
new vessel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
u..Tc;r FOR rOHuANDE; LEtRY

Annapolis. Jan. Ex-Governor Brown day In the
presence Of the Presidential electors and other visitors
presented the handsome gold watch awarded by the
legislature 10 Commander Richard !. Lcnry T.. ). y.
The watch cost $500. and bears this inscription
"Thc State Of Maryland to Con mandcr Richard /.
Lcary. l.. ". for his hcroism and gallant services
I'm protecting and vndicuting American rights during
the revolution In samoa in 1855 Commander Icary
responded In appropriate speech tiaDkng the Gov
crIlor aud people OF Mnryland for the gift.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
LEASE or THE CHEROKEE STRIP TLLEGAL

Kansas City. Mo-, Jan. 0.-Thc District Court OF
Wyandotic County, K,n. oday decrccd that the lease
Of the famous Cherokee strip Outlet was illegal and
void The casc was brought by the Cherokrc Strip
Land and Live Stock Association against j. V. Andrews
md Others collect $4,000 for the use Of grazing
land In the strip leased from the association. The
entire strip comprises 5000 900 The court held
that the original lease OF the strip by the association
from the Indians WAS Illegal. and that Therefore the
suh leose mad, by the assOc,iI,n TO its stockholders
Is likewise Illegal This decision will settle similar
eases involving 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
Real Cstnte tUrnlco.

WAN IED.-io puffhase. snail or
mci.uu. sra house. hT,t-cla orIcr AMI
unqLr.tionablc nc!rhborhooI 2Jl u 18th
sts.. ON T. Lexington dsr~, lo, alton pre-.
rfrf Jifh Ia Ais ~. PIX aud Lev.
!nstOn ayes: terms :lOo ,a-h DIVA.
80 month. nj i ~ To- > ~ cent
yearly abuNe terms apply {, - u AMI cy, ~
ar unfil PAID PIIb ~. iNS ITibunc
Uptown once. l.2i. Efo aGway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
(urlIiehc0 Rooms.

A FINE LARGE wcIl.hea:cl room,
nicely dc,ura'c1 ., IVES: -l-t-t.
IMPEROYNL RE>TATRNNr, ~ West
.s'h.,t Hand, NJ. - uii !s..cd rooms. with
bath.
LEXINGTON we. 32i near Grand
Central u pot tuflishcd rooms every con.
ycnirn'". rfc-' nee.
I9rU.SI. - WI ~T.-Sunry. newly fur.
nish'd rooms ID or 81 lp,r -ul Ter rooms
trans cnis accommodate d brcnM II; refer
on.r~ exchanged.
o2D ST. - EAST TO tent bachelor =
furnished aplitm'nt,. very reasonable.
SD ST. 90 WEST. lrtwccH Eio1d"ay
and .,th.sv.. -iIar.,- lLfg" and -uil
rooms new flra.tir"; reference.
I97 East .l>T.ST Grimcrcy Para
Rooms IN suite and sln2ly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
WARNER TO BE HANGED on MARCH -.

Mt Holly, N. j., Jan. 0.--wcsley Warner, who was
convicted Of murder In the first degree Tor h'hhs
nzzie Peak, arraigned in court to-day Tor sen
ence. His counsel moved for q new trial on ,ne
eounA that the constable who had chargc OF the JURORS
allowed them TO visit the OF the murder without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
Az ICE DEALER MAKES Az ASSIGNMENT.

Ransom Parker. IT,, dealer In Ice nj NO. ooS "'n'
Eleventhst. under the name OF thc Com"o""e'''"
IT,. Coun,nv made nm assignment yesterday without
.o,orcnco IN Lewis LcInnd Pierce The assignor had
icehouses at Esopus and Cedar Hill. on the Hudson
and two years ago valued his plant at Sl3o'oo o't
Ills liabilities urc not definitely Known but u IL OH"
they viii not exceed &lOO,oO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
gonnIrp Heal gstaie for Sale


AGENCY FOR Observation-Disclosures ence
properties for sale and to let. large variety
u choice building sitcS TUBES & TAY.
LOR. Brcknan.>t. and Monfcialr
FOR SALE or ENcHAAGE.--Oli Nir.
ginia Homestead. 49, acres. net" railroad
Fire dwelling. GOO: orchard well wator,d
and timhr II lea fu action. Particulars
Il. II. fHAFFiN 9 90. Richmond Va.
PROPERTY In the oranges " j. "a
sp.hl'N): some bargains Tor sale. T.. y.
HAMILTON & GO. 90 Hro,dwav y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
for Sale.

ID =
AN ELEGANT PARLOR SuIT.-Two
fine fOlding.Lcds. mirrors. lounges bed
stcads. foldlng-bcds. sidcboard. . sewing
machines tables chairs, carIcts. pictures;
must b. sold. PRIVATE HOUSE, 10S
East iCth-st.
At REDUCED PRICES.-5Oo second.
hand wood and iron worklLg machines
fully guaranteed machinery bought ard ex-
changed. GEORGE -. EDDY. 3os Mad.
isons,.
MAGNIFICENT BARGAIN 1859 up
rigns. $3.50; used two months: matches
tone. finish. durability. 100 West 23d.st.
MUSICAL FOX. new. Swiss. IL
pc feet cost 800: sell for $50; need
money. 2Gj Br Hdway. Room p.
SNFES.-Parcalns In new and second
hard safes: lar2r u Elk ~ SOLICIT from no
ronibntto on pr ccs safes repaired. i. III.
GROSS icG Blo1dwav.
TAKEN N TRNDE-Diamoni. blue
white. kt. NJ $50 40; bargain. p. b.,
LEVY ljp Fulton-st.. y. Y.
TYPEWRITER. GOOD condition. for sale
or ronf n low Wlce. Address TYPE
WRITER. PostoAice l'Ox D7.
800 TO INVEST. with services. In
bus moss that will bring returns no trilers.
J. CoNKOY. 33j las, Slst-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10

c PERMISSION OF the court, and also to have the ver
u,e' set aside on other exceptions. The court denied
Wednesday. March 10 ~ " 'ee" VII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
90 0rt for Observation-Disclosures

~ PARK PLNCE. facing elevated sta
ton cleg; a. store. basement = Il cellar f.,
suitable ans business. PLNSS 2Ji B'wJy.