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caucused with the democrats, and also
Carlson, the independent. If he has
these two he lacks only one vote. To-
day, however, Whites enemies have
begun to talk of dark horse, and
have mentioned millionaire Lloyd
Tevis, who recently retired from the
presidency of Wells-Fargo Bank & Ex-
press company. Tevis is one of the
ablest financiers on the coast and
worth $4,000. 900. He has political
ambitions. and If inclined to spend
money could easily defeat White.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-04

business transacted Of any Importance
after resolutions OF courtesy bad been
exsrnded by both houses Was the read
ne OF Governor Nckinley's nrst an
nuai message Tomorrow DO 2 ron es
will canvass tae vote Of last Noyemh<,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-04
Wants the Australian Ballot.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. s. Governor
Markham's biennial message was sent
to the legislature late this afternoon.
The governor approves the Nicaragua
canal enterprise and recommends the
adoption of the Australian ballot sys-
tenn in California. The remainder OF
the document is devoted to state
affairs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-04
DIED.

BRITTANI-Mrs ]. B. Brittani. formerly
Of the Bridge Street house. last evening 1t
1880 O'Clock. at the home Of her parents, No.
229 ottawa street. city.
Notice Of funeral later. Papers please copy.
R0GER-Patrick Roger. at his residence. No.
q g Oakland avenue. at II: 10 q. m.
Notice Of fun eral later.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-04
Another Chrls,,an Science Victim.

SHEPHERD, Jan. 8. Miss Mary
LOOMS is dead. Christian science
could not save her. She was i'll for
many weeks, but would take little, #
any, material medicine. She believed
most profoundly that the faith would
cure her. go she prayed and trusted.
Finally she became insane.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-04

- P-~4A~ >~~~
LASstSs, Jan. S--Ia the case OF
Charles Z. Bslkaap ys. tue Board OF
canv2sseGs of Iona eounty, application
Tor = alandamus 10 make the returns
OF the vote IA that county stand as
they originally appeared on their lace.
Arguments wsre submitted yesterday
afternoon II the supreme court and an
opinion Viii probably be handed down
tomorrow. IL Is c0ntendeo that the
Law Of g., under whIca the recount
MAS ordered. does not apply, and thai
the recount was Consequently Illegal.
Attorney General Ellis. who appeared
tor the couniy OF LIMA. took the
ground that Mr.. Bslknsp instituted the
recount proceeding, and IN conseqne nee
they should stand. Moses Iaggart OF
Grand Rapids represented Mr.. Bel
knap's interests.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-04
Bob Struck by q Train.

DETROIT, Jan. S.-A "bob'' contain
ing q slelghing party Of twenty-fiv was
run into by q freight tram on the
Grand Trunk railroad tonight and
wrecked. Five OF the party were IN
luied, one of them-Henry Stomel-
a-r1nualv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-04
Three Rivers Small Blaze.

THREE RIVERS, Jan. 3.-A dwelling
house in the Third ward, owned by r.
Bates, burned this morning. The total
loss OF the house with . part of the
furniture puts Mr.. Bates out Of $1,000,
partially insured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-04
Kenna Not Improving.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Senator Kenna
1T Z o'clock this evening was pro.
nounced by DR.. Sewers to be about the
same as he was yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-04

All Patients for All Diseases will
be treated until cured for $500 per
month. This includes Consulta-
ton, Examination, Treatment and
Medicine for all patients and for all
dis eases.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-04
Montana's Democrat Senator.

HELENA. Mont. Jan. 3.-Democrats
have secured q control of the organiza-
ton of the house of representatives.,
thus practically assuring the election
of democrat United States senator.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-04

toLrssrs, o.. Isa. ~ Both branches
- ihs genera assembly conssosd al 4
o'ciack eith few abssntees snd no "a
eAneiss caused ~ death. lac oaly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-04
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION.
TIRE story fror, North Carolina.

easne che hss saii that The true and thu
fsi~ spark tho same htnFrage' Bur there
can o. no doutt that tbs speaks with me
true ring o. il ieffzr from Mrs J. "
Hcfcsnan. rFerfir tres q g Hotel Hsieman. "
Apex. 81 q 20 ~ ~ Harvey bal scrcfals
fflrn fae fiuir he ~as three rrars III until he
w.a se~rn We BED the hesf d0rttrs that
tlss. ,,sunsfF sffsrti.4i T.t be vas given up 70
die. sa-sfsl times Sorfe epe r~conisrcnsie,i
pr fiercea Gohisa N@iiy1l Discovery
After takirE Eve bottles b. rrls wei enough
g. rnt about. aad hat usrh,'td I'D fast that he
A. ns.r - Evirg good henifh
ffsi y rsr1esiY Pr errnfnia sofcet hlnr
thai pap-Ar- fhe biesi. ~ ~eA 81 -iais,s
~ fhst ~ its faks1 Oh trie. sll cure
f'syr~rurtico. ~h,eh r. emily bnsx srrcfrl4
D. Flrfrs. hns fsana it H. kis "fAliless
rs-i'ral Iis5FFfrr a. = strength restores.
Fi~-f cleanser. ant f.s.ii tnliicr. noshln4 liss
ff 4 aE.fssa - fnlsilsti setoff1s ff Hrrr fttia
fsr,.e.tlal Thr e. ard Lans sif-rnaff Weak
fnnss s~9s.fa Coughs and fsrifrsi 81 r~nls.
- - ssiF res'friF 80 sufa tlsf a ran -
ess,s4ssrf-.-f Fl So aesht trse'sf ~ .sifs.
y sssfy 49,. "a osFs gs's a.Sass sseA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-04
Hunting Accidents Multiply.

CARSON CITY, Jan. 3.-Whiie ont
hunting last Sunday, Orson BALDWIN
accidentally shot and killed Bert Saw
age, aged 20.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-04

jadgsship he might As we'll drop out OF
the line. Ny man Is engaged
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-04

gained duKiag the nloFning was actively
denied ny tne Stockhridge people and
not affirmed by the Luce contingent.
. We ARE n0t losing anything" Vas ali
Secretary Campbell " uld say about T..
On beng more closely questioned he
said. I've are conducting an entirely
open campaign All our nethods are
above board aud have been from the
start Our supporters have pledged
themselves opeHly and our friends ma
Dc seen Ia our rooms. There - no at
tempt on our part 10 hide them away
a some dark corner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-04

The Stock bridge faction have also
circulated . call, on the quiet, and the
rumor has spread about that 1t Is call
for a closed caucus. The senator :
managers vigorously disclaim any such
motives. out admit that they want the
manner OF ballot left to the caucus
itself. They claim TO nave upwards OF
seventy ssgners-represen,a and
senators-on their call. Representative
Buell. OF BraEch Is said TO have signed
the stock bridge call trst and after
wards TO nave discovered that ne had
made horrible mistake and placed
MS flowing Signature on the Luce docu-
ment-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
DANGER JUST AHEAD.
A Prominent Professor Speaks About the
Threatening Things Abroad mt This Time
Of the Year.

1T is surprising how many people are suffering o'H'
from so-calied coughs colds and influenza.
The made by very prominent professor
connected with one Of the leading NewyorS hospitals
Continuing he sad:
1T these things that troubling people bu' II
Is advanced form Of old enemy. the grip feope
feel Of have pains in the muscles ana
bones have no appetite in the world ana
what the 1t Is the grip. nothing else
Now. all such symptoms need 10 have prompt treat
The attack BE- met and repealed at once OF
to something serious know Of but
certainly avoid these troubles which are now
and that is TO Immediately counterfeit mem
by using good pure strong stimulant. Nothing OF the
ordinary kind. but something pure and scientific For ms
purpose nothing has equal.ed Duny's Pure Mali
Whisky which Is acknowledged to-day by physicians ana
scientific people b the only medicinal malt wills
key the market
The the professor and they carry
W, nderful and who are
the symptoms Of grip. else grip IN
advanced For all such people offer word
of advice which take the best means Ia overcome
these troubles and do not permit dealer 10 swerNe
from your purpose TO have that which has proven
itself By he the best and puTest stiru
liant In the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore Dec ls. lr dull Unchanged sales;
December. e4kao4sc January e4sae4ssc; May, 700
S ;9sSs saics $1,000 bush; milling wheat by sample
ee qsrS Corn quiet easy mixed spot 424Q42ac
new or old December. 49, ai2e January nsdil3 !;
iioSaaS white and yellow, by sample. 4oa4sc stock.
S, Western s5isc asked No mixed do Sac askcd
Why Il 523 Rye STEADY No .. SIC; stock o. rs
s~sh HAY quiet aad steady; good to choice timothy.
vs 80 Grain freights quiet. unchanged Cotton
sIt mi1cIing 7s.c Butter firm; creamery fancy
do fair % choice 25d27c do imitation "a do5c
~ ~ ,'cy 22c: good to choice. $4,000 rolls line
SlE.2c fair TO eooi iV@-"c' store'packed, 10d11c
other article. unchanged.
no,,o, Dec 10-Msrket quiet.
,,mc,io Dee l9.-Spring wheat easier, dcm,n1 LIGHT
~ 600 bush No / Northern 7O1c 5000 bush do
49, 10 900 bush No / Northern zoe closing No /
~ -os,c No ! Northern, zoe asked Winter wheat
mas ,ed sales cars No red G3dG3ac cars No
Tbi,c G406iLc; ears miyel. 63c 1 car No 2 waite
aoI"" car No extra white. 63c; l No red Coz
- dnlI and lower No yellow. lie; No 3 yellow
o. No . corn 4Oiaai0ac No corn. f0d iOLc track
~ - yellow store Al iec; No yellow, 4i4c; No corn
TO- storc Oats dull. weak No white. 5ii4 a3Iiec
~ 3 white s3d334c track and store. Barley quiet
hcc 10 fancy Western. GOa6Jc; lower grades d55c
SrSe G5G72c. Rye dull No =. 55c asked store. Flour
d,u but firm; best spring Sidf+ 10; do winter 80 Pa
AZ 35 rye noui, IS =0dsS 80. Mil feed firm uil-
changed.
Chlcago Dec. 1.-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
Gin properin for Sale.

A CHANCE TO BY ELEGANT CITY HOMES ~ rare
n bargains ON Goth st. l25 feet from entrance
to Central Park fou:-story and basement, hrown,ion'
house. cahne, finish throughout also hands mey deco
raed ,hrec- story ami basement dwellings Wrst End
ave- t.,we.n g7;h and a>fh Waterman premises
l.. KIIPATRicK. - West G1th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There considerable interest shown IN the real
estate market yesterday when r. V. Harnett q
Co. offered the Iiberty-st Exchange on behaif
OF the executors of the of Richard Lord de-
ceased. No. 1875 Front-st, fve-story bricK puio-
ing standing on lot 241lx1O2 Part of the property
in the had formerly been part of an oid alley
and there was little more than title BY occupancy
attached to 1t. The building rents for NVoO yea
The bidding ran from $4,000 up 70 SSloo al which
When the same auctoneer offered No. 30 East
Thirtyeghth.st., he faced crowd of -HnoW yor
faces which have not been seen on the moor LOT
acme time. all more or less Interested in Murray
Hill property Among those who We're present were
Isaac Rodman. John r.. Foster. W. K. Wllmar'h'
Edward r. Bell Albert Beamy. William NJ Mar
tin. James c. Bell. jr.. L. Napoleon Levy lanes T..
Ieviness and Moses Ottinger. The house Is four,
story and basement high stoop private dwelhng on
a lot s.lOx9S9. The sellers were willing TO arrow
year at 5 per cent. The bidding started at S~op
and up s59oO at which price John Wilmar ha
estate of William Schaus. deceased. by order OF
Wilhelmna Kennard and l.. Latin Kellogg ms
At No. III Broadway eleven parcels were aI-
yer1sed The most mR9ri Y6i %7 va and s west
Thirty-eighth-st fourstory and three-story build,
81 ot 100 1s Thf Haas Sa wax fa buyer
r. V Harnet & Co. offered under iorecl SS,rS
four hve-sory brick fatho1ses win po' CENT SS
feet of Madison-ave. They soid LOT S4~''' "
Smith & Ryan Withdrew nve-story double fat fa,-
house on a fui lot situated in West Sixty-tnird-
St. $50 feet east Of ste. ian s "e Al the other
property offered was either ADJOURNED or VIII"
Bakely & Dodd have sold at private contract, for
Mrs Gertrude E. Shannon, No. ls2 West rory
seventh-st a three-story browns'ohe o"''''"s '0'
Mandelbaum & Levine have bought from g.
seeek trustee the b 6STr'2 ~ aad wes S Fory
sevenths 9oY55Nlo5 aiso iT9m No 3 Second
ave being the northwest corner OF Secohd-aVe
and Third-st. size. 4lXleO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dee. 10 (SpeeioD-The wheat 'n'iNes -
getting 80 close 10 holidays now that even the Sc'r'
exret 10 make little OF IL. At the same ehe V"e
market looks well lQuidated. MAY today KEPT "'hh
range Of Ic touching puts early and cal' at the close
MAJ orcned at CGc sold between G6hc ana Ootc' an'
.,,.ed ot CGsc The Not,hwe>t was the bull influence
cash wheat at Minneapolis selling up 70 within - OF My
Txpa ccaranccs were about 10000 including the uonf
Tie No.thwct cas $50. 400 less than last wear
Tho coor,c stock IL 76i coo bus showed an Increase
for the week Of 1900 bush. Corn opened ana coseo
at the sane pce for May 3S'sc MAY at one ume so''
A. loy A. The receipt, large GOj cars the
estimate for "Wednesday was 400 cars me contra.
sfork / 10000 showed Increase Tor the "cek oi
5000 The clearance, were only 900 from an sne
Atlantic .cnbrqrd Gables were iower Oats mefe
weik cery bu, closed vita the loss pretty well resnnca
NAV al ened al 3Oc sold between jO1c ana -o'c a'u
ehed az 3Oi.c There lot OF long oats unioaa,i
Receipts were Ia gc 240 the eomato ior Weane'i
MA. iGO cars The stock, O9S shower an
increase Of 81 OCO Provision, were firm The noe re-
.efs ~ 900 head were 900 les THAI the prediction
The estimate for WCdaesday 10000 The RI ieit"re
wos ne towering rib by the Nudahys, OF ImWd'Ncr
January pork opened at sl2 30 sofa between @i , ~
$40 Of and closed a sl2 20 January lara OPENER az
e. a. - j2 and y 40 ana chosen st -
January opened 50 %. sold between ~ II AM
50 &C. aud closed at 80 Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20

ADvf KTisTMTNTS ANo SrESCnfP.
TICNs fOR THE :FwYOER TRlB.
~. WILL M GlrLINlD At 1'Ht.
NrIsitSr Nt.NrS at The following Branch
Uhc,- - Eish'h.aNc 90 fhl'd-lse
corner Forty ~ri'utii-~t 100 Las: Forty.
-, cuth-st.. corner lhiri ave-, $50 East
l2jtt.st. roar Tnird.pfe. 80 Th'rd.n,".
near SlNty.nr.t 4. I.SOS iu-f-aye. 10
West forty..'6ci,i 49, Columbus 1vt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

C,Ivc.,1n ncr Ig-Cotf0n quiet mdilmq, 1o'1Oci
low middng 7c good ordinary ll.lG: net ana eros,
rcreipts j50i bae shipments. - ~ baes "'e'' 80
bale. SINNERS 80 bales stock. l3l Old hal,s -,
Noyf5k Dec. l9-Cotton quiet; mladlihg' 3lOc 10"
nldcng Gg,e: good ord nary l-l0c nc ana gioss a.
CENTS d 400 ta5 exports cOaStwise 213i Daies sas''
2O4 bales stock %. 277 bales. , ,u,o,
Ncw.Orleans Dec. I9.-COtton cney; good miu lils
a.lCc: middnR 7i.c: low mlddlDe 7c goa oruhr y'
Gsc net receipts 90 O2J bales gross, Is l'2 DO DC, ~
ports 10 Great Britain 1850 bales sales 4ooV ps's
stOck, 49,. 7j2 bales. ,a,,,,, ? It0r.
low migiling llGc: good ordinary, 1lOci net sna
gross receipts iO,OS3 bale EXPORT eoast"'Se' "''''
bales sale 500 bales stock lzO2G" baies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
Bnsincss Cbancee.

ATTENTION. Il yon nave sto-' or
busincs, Of any klnd you with sod quickly.
Without publicity. apply M'DONALn
wIGGINS. l4O Nassau-'t.
\ FIhSTCLA>N PLrMFING b.. me-.
li.,l viii VIII = 10 rr-fon.'. So 81"
s5op worth o. Work an'a ). NJ. l1''
-d-aN".
Az ELEGAST EQUIPPED hotel at
Cat-k!ll. y. y. with ieautiiul g~lrtn
property. M'DONALD MIr',lNS, 40
NA,-iu-,t.
FOR SALE.-A good pay ng, l,.ca,el
Bowers Beach. Kent County Dei
FOK >NLE.. ~ "a town Of 10000 inhah-
i'nnt,. nice. cl'pi. hu,ir"-.; possession
al De- h,d at once. 'oof health I, the rel.
ION , di.poo'ins II 'an'c' 10 s'-p,"''Dic
lurchas,, l5. ral ,cfne WI br ven.
Alpl, ~ 1noS. LtAin. Sing sins.
II YOU HAVE 400 10 - .0oI q. in-
Ncs; 100 aralcIaI gomplut Whrr. !"rIr {
security and god Gl,id'ni- az" o." f'ei'-
usr. ~rud name ant aillcr, - Lon 10
inr"inn. Na.h
PARTNER WANTED with 5000 IN
legitimate each business established 1851
making net prOnt no 900 . t..,.c - YER
~ 80 honr- rNi"f.nce un'.,' s'nry ~
I ltowu once. | ~ Broadway.
SPLENDID INVENTION household
hriOlc ann I'D So being LAZY c'nint
l",riyu n myself Adt'r , Mis- D.. Boa
ic,. 1flhnnc Agency. 81 3l-aNc.
ten To IWEs Th-i.NI ih"u.tpd dbl
Lars mon. rlfital Aant.i 80 iuithcr IN
rrra.. output - -i.r,.-.fui utIl'a. tar ug
'oa'cra product fot l~'i alr'ldf sold and
,llr O. duplicate contra piui'- - i''l
cent Lcf THIS l. q Iar' oluurfulifr fur
I'llsbir yourg nan uanui' turing cNp'rl-
me- not necessary I, ~ pr party control
~ nnarcDi pari viii b.. given. FLOR in-
'er,t'w acdr-~ STINtN>ON. 'Ir. of
Grigg. 'nlc'0u. 90 NrnIdway.
TWO FiRNrtLASS PAINTERS and
d"coflt"r> = present. uncnIIlo'ed would Ike
Ia hear from p-iVat' Part" haNlnl clfr or
roru'rt .idr.c,- In ~ ! ~ decorating
l"-t Of f"f"ne... THOMAS GRAY.
III West lofth->t
WANTED l'artc . introduce or manu-.
Ia tgrr TIE Ulmlu Pa'n So VIZ gcs;
on 'a-tl.g. Sta rlyIt o. ROYALTY. "
T. UIMAN. ~ VT l7tn.st.. biscncnt-
$500 - ETlTIKFD - calas.c
~pe-ial'. M gf1ftTr o." piiht' VIII ~ur'
interest netting - 30" '.t-ily. -prly.
suriy op"nl amount invested 10 drbi
"lNNE- rNiNI SEtIKE." Triiiiur NJ
nee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
nFrOEDFD .IORIGAGES.

Andrews Ely i. and another u Nrv-> OH SUM-
Ian to-oy,cr,tN. HuilGins sild Loan -" IA 'i'
n t-Oth Il - g. 1911 ave, INST hin"nt-
A,Loga.. ohare. q. and wife to NJ l. r'h ket on
: f:sth..t Of p-h-aNc, . Year,, ~ f'gibt7
nun. IL Dukr, 70 r. "e"P' ''''''
of TuIOn-dNc. y year ..-.-- .'---''
pI,'b ALrIham and wife & john { EaTui ;
stla,e. Of l3lth-s'. in-'ainr,i,s ;t.,
'na,,i,.,,.ri : - corner OF i3it1-,t. var .-
i;,ools. Jessie f. to T. J. France" II "f"No''t'
~ Nsdl. On.aNc. . years.
,.xn.l'x Hannah l., 10 Mary \ George, :
lsthst. " o: sth-aVc. years
casw,lI. Wil1 II. and wifi {" II S"''"' "''
"a and ID HeaN,r-st. Nrafn. .-..-----.-
,,,,n.oSin.ky Carl 60 George II Earn >
@ith.e: o. Lexington ave. " as IN
." '.n, William and VIE L. L"hnn Fern
h,,mcr n, 10 Peari-si. and No . Ola sup
q wears ..---.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM TIFF. FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

~, New-Tork, December 10 1898
NJ w'''ue petroleum markets almost s;sgnant to-
and the Offered Price was "a. con,s -, an c,y
Of the &c bona business ut 1y9aID cents The output
Harr D,aia pool was raised 500 barrels IL. 500
Ts aoy, and the production the SisterI1ne
'' po" az reported at 25.OIT barrels
rcn"eG pct oleum UNCHANGED in
Iorarr 30 cents IN bulk and CPS IN cases
49, uarxs London 3o,d '' - ""'>''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
BOSTON WOOL. MARKET

Boston. Dec. lo.-There f. a moderate movement in
Wool and unes manufacturers Sc. more orders tos their
goods there viii lie handto trade for some time
TO come Price ar steady and uchanged Ohio Geees
above and 2ia2jc for No !. Michigan Hee,cS ar
selling az roc No conlbnRs fim at 25d20c Chic fine
deiane NJ Aa2jc: Michifan fin. deaina at 23c. ana
nllwashed ccmbiDc at led2Oc for one:quar blood Al
Kinds OF fleece wOos scarce. Ter'tOr, woods are
selling at lOdlic FOR rnc and fne mediums or
secured basis OF $50 SOC for fnc and 33a37c for hnc
medium Texas. California Oregon quiet and
sell at unchanged prices pull d woods dull aid foreign
wool neglected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
BROOKLYN Real estate for Sale

FOR SALE.
Tbs de.achcd, two-StOry ana m ai.snra
ave. and Dcan.st.. containing IL rooms. ex'
elusive Of BATH. closets and pantrie' on
lot 50v1c0 feet well shaded sahlta,y
rlumblng: among the finest ioeatOIs ~
the Bedford section; convenient 70 \. i.Ap,'
Transit and trolley lines Tor all dircetioi'
AIfly on the premises 10 OWNER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20

'oA'liMAN.-By a single man; well
recommended thoroughly understands
hoiSes. carriages and harness; careful
driver. city or country; can milk: care
furnace; generally useful. H.. Box -.
Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20

ApvHRrtsEMENr AND svPSCRIP.
UNE Will BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. 40. l2I: Broadway
ID door north Of Thrift Hrst-st and AD.
VtRTfSFMES'rS at the following Branch
Omccs: 254 Eiehfh.avc. -G0 Third ave.
corner Forty nth-st. $50 East Forty.
sevcnth-st. corner 1h,ri-nve. 1870 East
near SiNtv.frst-st.: LOS firt-ay-. 100
West Forty coni-st 1872 tohimhus-av@
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FItzsimons, Mary f., to Ann CIssdy. 3Gth-st
3d-ayc, year, mortgages IL SG3
Gucksnan Morris. and another 10 = NJ smith
BOwerv OF IIou,t,D-t | year ........-.- 1892
of Charles \. 10 George W Eygers, - Wet
Endavc 81 9pth-st. l 900
tors n p''' ,5th.st, Of Gth:ave ycar 10000
heimer n ,' 9ssh.st. e Of 2d.ave year ~ . 900
Iiocfer. MARY G. and another 70 l. + Morrill,. lot .
~ map Monterey. years -...-..... 100
Kimlali Charles o. nnd another George II
Byrd n 3sth-st Of 9TH ave- year~ 81. 900
ton : - sedst e Of sd.ave 3 years~.'" COCO
Kurt Clotllca, 10 Title Guanntec and Trusy Co.
G9th-st Of Colunibus-lVc. Z years---.-- u 900
ncihst Of IIoT.on st. years mortgage, 40 900
sith.st G Of ist.aye o yc,rs ......'...' $500
LYON Dore. and wife. to : Todd + Tooth
ST. g OF Ainstcriam-ave. year 1900
Sampson George IT, to l. Frost Kings
bridge Road o Acllcmv-st. years. 1000
Schnid Elise T. Matilda We'll and another. ~
ccutOr- n 60th--t " fh-aN,. i.COo
Squire seth Nathan Federrrccn. > i21th- 80
- OF 3davc. 1000
schlngioG g. 70 J f. StilwclI. i2i-'.. 800
OF 7thavc years. .--.---: ....-..,- 1cO3
Spears Joseph AMI wife = joan McD n1d. -
n : Arhuf.avc. or Samucist I yer = O)O
Church g. Mutual ResrrNr Fund Life Ass)cia- .
ton II 12let.t Oi W.ayc : years. $1,000
Ilichhriarr,st' OF Cr,.tor.,yc. yc1r' lOo 90
Van Ncchten Jessie l.. ana another I, ,-
Gllcnder No 172tc Can'le, yeirs......-.. I'D
Vie Martin. - j Canpol. wll,.t-s;
o. Gr'ni - vcrs "oo'
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EsTABLISllED 1894.
]. NJ. QUINBY & Co,

ESTABLISHED 1874.
J. NJ, QulNBY & Co.
CABBAGE MAKERS.
NEWARK, y.
GREAT BARGAINS IN SECOND; nAND
sARRTAGFS, LANDACs, BERuiN
COACHES. BRorGnMsAMs,p g ,RR 9TEkxSs.
SrRRFys And BuGGIEs. BY GOOD
MAKERS. ALL IN PERFECT ORDER
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED; o,no
FACTORY AND WAREtoOMS orivv'
R. l R R n TMiRrY MiHuTEs IRON PAR
CLAY OR CHRTSTOPlIERST. FERRY.
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Real estate Wantco.

wANTEp.-Free anc clear country pace
IN exchange for N. Y. City properly; Mesv
chester co. preferred. NIXON. W . way
wANTED.-A good farm g worA 20, OK
Dsn near city. A.. Box 81, TrDupe W
tewh Oiilve. 1922 Broadway.
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Gitn Real Gslate for Sale.

\ COLrMECS-hVE. store prof. 'rty Tor
sac. OWNER. az Wllliam-st. Room 81.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner 10th T.. -
Substantial. artistic. detached hou'e, low
piice: send for circular. ATLAS IN
IROVrMENT Co. ls Broadway
VAI.UALLt ave. corpsr; 4-story ,ion
build'e: good inve .tmcnt bargain TO qulcN
buyer might cxcs'g. NIXON, Cd b"ay'
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llnfurmsheo Apartments 10 Get.

THE BERNsMlgE,"
900 MADISON AVE, coz. 52D STREET
Fcrant second.noo apartment consisting Of
paIlo library dining hon chamber scFNants bed
i1ou,s kltchc.. also smaller JIaItneht
TGllE ALEXANDRIA,
ilcg,ut suites Ia rent. Ncwy decorated and steam
heated All improvements. Rents so 10 40 month
premises