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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-30
Feak end weeole /"

A friend OF mine had an odd way OF
mixing her words, Perfectly unconscious
Of il, she would often make folks laugh.
She would speak OF feeling "feak and
weeble," for weak and feeble, and "cas-
tor i'll poils,n for castor oil pills. But she
was weak and feeble until she took that
Prescription,n which 20 wonderfully inn
rarts strength to the whole syptem and TO
the womb and its appendages in particuS
lar. Eos overworked women, run down
women and feeble women generally, DR..
Pierce's Envorite Prescription 10 uDe equal-
ed. 1t is invaluable in allsying and sub
DUNG nervous excitabiliiy, irritability,ex-
and other distressing nervous symptoms,
commonly attendant upon functional end
organic disease. II induces refreshing
sleep and relieves mental anxiety and
dependency.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-30

CLEVELAND officials have unearthed
another nest Of frauds, who have been
taking advantage of the popular dis
tress by securing pecuniary assistance
when they had abundant means of their
own, One man owned house and lot
backed by good bank account.
Another is building a house. Several
Others are money lenders and dealers
in real estate. So does the human
hyena prey upon the misfortunes of
his fellows whenever he gets a chance
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-30
The Democrat.
NOTICE.
This Should be Read Only by
Subscribers to The Stark
County Democrat Who
i Are in Arrears.

We have favor to ask of all sub
scribers to our WEEKLY, who have not
paid up for some time. We know you
will grant it. Kindly bring or send US
the amount you are in arrears. We
know it isn't much, but If each one
does this, it will help us to meet some
of the ex xpoAAls We gau'S ~yJld-IaUor,
paper, ink, sc. Now, will you kindly
help us to the amount you are in ar
rears? Do this, and send us just one
new cash subscriber. The favor will
be greatly appreciated.
THE DEMOCRAT PUB. co.
The Farmers Champion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-30

CANTON women are putting them
selves in line with the advanced move
ment the country over and have organ
lied Ninety Three Club, the out
growth of the highly successful Colum-
bian Association of last winter, for re-
search and discussion of all topics of
interest to women. The line of study
to be followed this winter is England,
under the Britons, Danes and Normans,
with one afternoon in the month de-
voted to topics of the times.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-30
AKnoN ia baving a taste Of .he beau-

AKRON is having taste of the bead
ties of McKinleyism in her attempt to
to give unemployed citizens work on
street improvements. Enquiry into
che character Of the employees shows
that the men are largely aliens who
were brought over by the great pro-
tected industries to crowd out Ameri-
can workipgmen from the shops and
mills, by working for decreased wages.
Now that they are all out of work the
aliens are reaping the benefits of the
work provided, at city expense and are
sending their earnings of to Europe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-30

EGes, under The Mckinley tariff have
been selling at % cents dozen In De-
troit, while just over the river, in Cam
ada, they have been plenty at shilling
a dozen. With the tariff of, as propos-
ed in the Wilson bill. eggs win reach
their normal prices and the poor mans
family can nave the sight Of them now
and then, outside the porcelain eggs on
the china counter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-30

THE Boston Herald, independent
Republican was extravagant in its
praise of the appearance and orstoTy of
Governor Mckinley and then spoiled it
all by saying "And still we don't be-
lieve that our Mckinley will ever be
President"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-30

CANTON viii have a distinguished
guest this week In w. H. VenabIe, the
Cincinnati post and educatoy, who
comes TO participate in the proceedings
Of the Toncbexs' Institute. Prof. Ve-
nable win be the guest Of superinten-
Abnt y J. Nurna'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-30

THE largest reductions on manufac-
tured goods, made by the Wilson bill,
are in the line Of woolens and cottons
which enter SO largely into the con-
sumption of the working masses. The
duty on silks remains about the same.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-30

We announce that after this date Perka'
Sure Cure will remove eli traces OF rheu
matism, kidney trouble or liver complains
froIa the user. lis today the only medl~
cine that IL guaranteed TO cure these dis
eaaea. a.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-30
TER PHYSICIANS THEMSELVES.
Records and Credentials of Drs StackhOuse
and Mason.

methods
Polytechnic
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-30

WITH the tariff off eggs, fruit and
vegetables demanded by the working
people in the cities, poor mans wages
will 60 farther and he will fare better.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-30

TIE Wilson bill will put more wool
and less shoddy in the workingman's
coat,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-30

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Pow
der Forty Years the standard,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-30
A BANQUET
To Be Given by the z. M. ID, o.-Nomi.
nation of Officerg,

The Young Mems Democratic Club met
last night In their rooms In the Bast block
and nominated officers for the ensuing
year. The election will be held the
second Thursday In December. TheI Q
Office il spirited. Preparations are under
way for banquet to take plRce about the
middle OF January. This barquet 10 In
tended 10 be one Of the finest ever
given by the club.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26
Projekt za4ozenia:
DOISSiei CukrOWni.

Hrabia kubihskl =
Warszawy i inzynier pan
Wrzesiliski Poznania, obie
chawszy juz inne kra;e W
Ameryce. przybyi do Nebras-
XII, poszukuj2c kilkukroc ty-
siecy akrow gruntu dobrego,
ably tam za}ozvt nova polska
kolonia wed}lg nalle2szego
systemu. Me beda 5rali wzo-
ru Z kolonii polsh!ch ME
prakty cznie urzadzonych, po
amerykahsku, ale zaEozyc
chcq czysto polskq koloni2
(patryotyczna) W rodzall
starokrajsISlch wsl, a potcn
postawlc wielk4 fabryke Gu
kru. Mieszkahcy te] osady
bedq sadzic burasi, ktore ta-
bryka przerab'at bedz'e ma
cukier.
w tym celu wspomnian
panowie oblezdzajq Ameryke
m ajac wolne tykietv.
Dn1a 2I Pazdz. przybyli dc
Omaha, % wyjechall do Nor
folk, poczem m1eIi Jechac dc
Columbus, Duncan, PIlzna
Tarnowa, St. Paul (Nebr.)
Poznania, Cho;nic, Elby. Bo
leszyna i Loup City. NJ
ostatku zamierzala jeszcz'
odwiedliG Cheyenne, Den yer
Oregon, t. d.
Juz 800 polsklcIl famlii
czeka ma ich wezwanie, lee:
ntcktore So ieszcze W Europie
To przedewszystliem wroz,
przedslebiorstu dobre powo
/ dzcn:e.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26
List z krakOWa II.

Z krakowa trzeba koniecz,
ME pisac O Galicyi i innych
przyleglosciach habsburgsk'ch
dzierzaw. Piszac zas 0 Gallcyi,
trzeba pi5at o biedzie, bo
bieda a Galicya to synonlmy
a racze) dwle siostry syamskie'
tax zrosle re SODA, ze nawet
caly Rad centralny Zwiazku
N. P, Gala lego polltyka o
seerszym zakresie Gala zbo'
lalosc piersi naiwiekszych
polsko-amerykahsklch patryo.
tow, ME zdo}ala tych dwoch
si6str cd siebie roz}aczyc.
Bieda tu, bleda tam, bleda
wszedzie. Oknami, drzwiaml
a nawet koininem pcha sic
pod kazda strzeche. Wszyst-
kie kleski, o ktorych oddale-
ME prosi lud wierny W
,5uplikacyach, gn'ota stfasz-
liwie galicylskl narod. ogleh,
woda, gl6d, cholera, a nawet
woina W <szta}cle wlelklch
rewii, czyll manewro",
wszystko to rozgosc'to SIG
DO obywatelsku W kroles
twach Galicyi, Lodomeryl
w. KS. Krakowskiego.Ogle
zniszczy} wiele miast WEI
skich osad, try po sob'f
nastepu]ace powod1e zn'sz
czy}y Gale zn'wo' " Gaze
po}udniowej Gal'cyi, cyl
w Podkarpaclu. Ami zIarna II;
chleb, ami slomy siana dl;
bydla, ami owocow, an
dachu mad glowq w setkac]
gtnin wiejskicb. Cholera, lub'
ieszcze ME tax gwa}towna, al
zawsze setki ]uz Zabra}
ofar a wie)kie manewr
ma granicach Rossyi n
Wegrzech poch]on'}> m'llon1
kt6remiby MONA by!o otrze
ME jedne }ze, nakarm'c nj
ieden zg}odnia'y zofadeF
uratowaG Cd choroby ! smle
ci ME jednego w1erneg'
cesarsko-k -krolewsklegn podd
negO.
Narod przecie ma opiek'
Wojska we Lwowie st
wieceb niz W calych Stanae
Zjednoczonych pol. Ameryt
Masa zandarm6w czuwa ne
bezpieczehstwem wiasnos
poddanych, kt6rej ostat
bierze egzekutor prawnle
podatki, mad bezpieczehstwe
zycia, ktore iezeli rozbolo
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26

oszczedzl, zabierze niechybnie
gl6d lub choroba; mad spra-
wledliwoscia, DO legiony
urzednik6w zyja : laski Te-
m'dy / ostatnicgo centa
chiopskiego. Nlezl'czone zas
armIe, roz}ozone wzdluz
ca}ej granicy rosyis',iej, cd
Oswieci;na ku Kam'ehcowl
Podolsk1emu, strzega ca}osci
c. k. ojczyzny. By}a tez pod
Jaroslawiem wielka rewDa.
Walna bitwe wygra} jeden
dzielny general. Oby tylko
to samo spotkalo 60 s=czescle,
gdy nleprzyiacielem bedzie
Moskal ostremi nabo]aml
zaatakuje c. k. wojska!
Pomimo tego Lwow i
Krakow piekne mlasta. Kto
cd pietnastu lat ich ME
widzial, ten by ich teraz ME
pozna}. Ma1a one zakroJ
ca}kiem europe)skich stollc z
dodatk1em niezllczonych mas
polak6w moizeszowegc wy
znania, kt6rzy swolm znanym
przemyslem wlelka mlloscia
bliznlego, staralq, sic coraz
bardziej przyprowadziG swoich
braci katolicliego wyznanla
do ewanelelcznego ub6stwa
oderwania sic Cd znillomos.
ci tego swiata. Many ]uz po
kawa1ku konnego tramwa}u, Z
luz nawet . elektrycznych
wozach g}osno mowia plsza,
We Lwowie budu)4 ma lee
ma szyje swlatowa wystawe
ma drugi rok. Ma to bye COS
imponuiacego ca}emu cywlli
zowanemu SWlatu.
Wiell<i pasac narodowy
gdzic beda wystawlone ns
widok swiata wszelkle pro
dukta galicyjskiej biedy, ju:
ma ukohczeniu. Ola lepsze
impresyl bedzle oswieconyn
elektryIla. Ma tel pone
!; polska Ameryka mieG sw6
pavilion pod opleka P. prof
Dunikowsl<'ego, kt6ry ju
: tam pono zbiera godn
" widzenia i podzlwu przedmlc
ty. Co wfasciwie Polacy
Ameryki wysrawia we Live
i vie, mad tenn soble Juz o
! kilku dni glove naprozr
!. lamie. Jabym radzi} wystawi
1 we Lwowie ma wystaw1
j polski saloon Z ,,harem
i spluwaczkami, wlszqcemi i
a rogach baru serwetkamI d
n wsp6lnego uzytku i, ice-box
K kilka antalkow piwa 2 MI
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26
TELEGRAMY.


BERLIN = Blsmark, pa
wiacy obecnle W swolm
pa}acl w Friearichsruh, Jest
znowu zupe}nie zdrow. =
Professor Koch uznal, ze
zarazIiwa choroba w pomor-
skim Szczecinie ME jest
cholera azyatycka.
MADRNT. P6ldzillic
handy Maur6w W Afrycc
rozpoczely ma wiasna rekc
wolne 2 Ihszpanami oblcgiy
ich fortece NelilIa. Sultan
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26
tex towar 10 do so proc. taniAi, ]

wary oD> czajow sam
Papicz Jest n'eomylnym -
ale Blskupi. kanonlcy,
dziekani; proboszczowle Jed
mem s}owem ca}e duchovich-
stwo wyjatliem v'karych-
,ezeli NIB ME So doktorami.
- Me dzlw wlec. CT dokto-
rzy ou Gazesy kosclelnej So
tax ,uczali'' - ze nawet 0
,,slomie paratialne]" naplsall
w tym samym numerze
saznisty | bardzo wyczerpula-
cy artyku}. Zate'n ci dokto-
fzy W m}oceniu p,'cznel siomy
posiadaja wiele wprawy. Ale
zart ma box. Jezeh Z pism
ks. Stoja}owskiego bijje "a
drasnieta miIost w}asna i
chez ze1nsty, ktorq demago-
gia i chlopaman q pokryc
usiiuje, to repllk, oswald.
czeh / protestow Iego nlepo-
wo}anych antagonlst6w strasz'
mic bic sluzalstwo. lizu11stwo
/ speranda ]akichs ze strony
biskup6w honorowYch fata-
}aszek. = Warto ably sobie
oble strony przypomnlaiy
zdanic pewnego znakomltego
autora: ,Kazdy spor miedzy
duchownymi ma, oprocz
swojei nudnej strony, !eszczc
i te, ze stawia zywo pred
oczy roznlce mledzy ob}ud2
a prawdziwym duchem Bo-
gym, miedzy istotna skrom.
noscia a pvcha. kryiaca sic
pod pozoraml pokory, ule-
gIosci wiadzy stanownictwa
o dobro publiczne." = Po,
niewaz potraci}em 0 Lwow
| ME moge pominqt milcze-
: MEM tego faktu, ze pewne
i pismo katolickie lwowskle
: za1aczylo,, Polal<a w Ameryce'
do pism anarchisty cznych. A
| mnie strach zdjal, sgdym tc
' przeczyta}. &C Neraz powle
Slisz a wlasclwie jego chle
bodawcao Adieu lnfula
. pastoral. piersclen, <rzyz
y inne biskupre Kleinigkeity. :
i Pismo to katolickie idzie dc
/, Propaga,dv BIskupstw'
|. wiec wydawcy ,,polaka v
: Ameryce" odlozone lbedzi
a lad calendas graecas.
a Donlesrono nam tuta, Z
v. Slisz strasznie sic zneca ma
/" dawniejszym wsp6ipracown
ei klein Katolika ks. X. d.
% kt6ry obecnle bawi W Nsies
ii twie Poznahskiem. Tia procc
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26
CX ! = X I

dura sl1szows!!;;;l mp2}abv
komu przypomo'e6 I&.jke Q
lwie j o oslo. ale poro>ynHn'e
to by}oby gru0tu mylne
Nalprzod ks X. d, wc;!le ME
Jest konajacym ale SIG
ma wysmienicie, a potem
natura nigdy ME wylaje talk
wielkiego osla, ktory kopytem
wacha w tel sprawle.
PLACIC IA KATOLIKA!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26

waukee dzielnego burbona
Z kentlk6w. Wszakze ,,sa-
loon" : to iedyny polski
przemys} W Ameryce. - "
oddziale sztuk pieknych i
llteratury wystawlc l1togreie
z ,,Niedzieli' w Detroit re
Smlecnu" W Trenton, oraz
wszystkie roczniki polskich
gazet a szczegolnie ostatnie
cztery roczniki Zgody, jako
arcydzie}o ortogra6i; stylu,
loglkl. I prac historycznych
wystawic zbi6r wszystkich
ch}opsk'eh Il :. >gryglowskich
umufk6w" ,gadk6w" = ma
obchodach pamiatek naro.Io
wych. = Nasza nova h,sto
ryczna szkoIa W Krekowie,
nauczy sic dopiero, jsk villas
civic historya polskq po!mo-
wac trzeba.
w sekcyi etnografcznei
wystawiG ,zbola}e IA oiczyzne
p!ersl" pewnych patryot' v,
ksiazkl zwjazkowe w porzud-
ku-i historyczny pogrzebac7
Ma}Ika. - Zreszta pozosta :
wIam to CUSTOM p. profesora
DR.. Dunikowsklego. = Ze
sfer polltycznych to ty:.:c
doniesc moge, ze ks. Stoia-
}owski w swolm ,,Dzwon,e'
zapubl'kowa} ca}y szereg
propozycyi po polsku pc
lacinie pod tytulem: ,,Sylla
bus proposlt'onum "
ktorych ma podstawie teologii
- prawa kanonicznego
Ojcow sw i tradycyi, okresl;
wtadze biskup6w w sadzenil
spraw politycznych, a szcze
golnie opinii duchownycl
redaktorow. Rzecz by}aby nl'
z]a. gdyby byIa dobra
nova. Eiemy przecie, u
nawet arcykatolick1c Cen
trum, z S. ?. Wlndhorsten
ma czelc, ME szlo zawsze ,
polityce "a VIOLA OLGA sw
Blskupi tez galicyjscy tctych
, czas milcza ale "a t
: dekanatv, szczee6lnle ,
z dyecezy tarnowskiej, robla
: pisza saznlste oswiadczeni;
! protesty, anatemata i t. {
) ma ks. Stolalowsklego. Szcze
& g6lnie zas Go2eta kosc,eln
e we Lwowle = redagowar
2 przez samYch doktorow sv
a teologii, zatem ,,najuozalszycf
0 ludM ma Swiecie, w swoi
krytyce Syllabusa doszIa {
= teeo, &c ME tylko " rzeczac
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26

RIO DE JANElKO.
Prey dent Peixoto dostaje z
caEego ifraju otiary w
pienladzach i za:nerza woine
adz,c 2 rewolucyonistami
do upad}eoo.-W wiezieniach
w Rio &c aneiro znalduje:
sic teraz 500 wiezniow
politycznych, przyaresztowa'
nych ma rozkaz Pelxota.
Prawie codziennie przybywala
ma cmentarz wozy re scieteml
cla}ami wiezniow polltycznych,
straconych czesto bez procesu.
-Familie oficerow marynarkl
wojennej innych popleczni-
kew admirala rewolucyonist6w
zawziccie So Przesladowane i
zmuszone szukaG schronienia
w domach cudzoziemcow.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26

marokkahski poczatku sic
W Is sprawt nic n!iesza},
lecz teraz rozkaza} wojsku
owe bandy p5EdziSie rozpro-
szyt, by lego cesarstwa ME
wplata}y W wol e Hisz-
panla.
WIEDEN. = w Peszcie,
stolicy krolestwa wegierskle-
90, uularl ma cholere
naczelny redaktor dziennika
Pesther lloyd.
LONDYN. = q Azyi
nadchodzi wiadomosc, ze
emlr Atghanistanu kaza}
sprzedac wszystkich jehcow,
zabranych do niewoli podczas
wojny z powstahczymi
Hazarami. Dochodami ze
sprzedazy pokry} koszta
koszta wyprawy przeciw
powstahcom. Razem sprzedal
10 tysiecy jehcow.
BUENOS AYRES, W
Argentyric Agenci rev.o-
lucyonistow b.azylijsklch
wezwal! rA9d argentynski, ably
uzna} n:ezaleznosc Pahstw
brazyliisk ich Rio Grande de
Spl Santa Catarina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
THE WORK At CHAUTAUQUA.
REPORT OF THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS.
ITS STUDENTS ARE FROM THIRTY FOUR STATES
OF THE UNIoN-LECTUREs AND OTHER
ENTERTAINMENTS At THE LAKE.
lny Il.p MI a IL


IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBuNL.J
Chautauqua y. Y. Aug. 1.-THE College OF Liberal
Arts closes IT'S session on Wednesday. It's report,
which has just been tabulated is OF exceptional IN
terest. The most striking fact II contains is that
nearly all of the students teachers 10y occupations
They are from all sections OF the country. thirty
States being represented Thirty also is the num-
Der OF American colleges rcprc,entcd-Some 10y stu
dents but most by teachers. The students are dis
tributed as follows: English g. Latin, 81 French.
80: German, 80 English Bible 81 history. 26; Greek,
%; mathematics. 10 physics and chemistry, u
Hebrew u: political economy, :. New-T"siament
Greek . The leading States represented are as fol
lows: Massachusetts. TO- New York. Sd: Pcnnsyl-
yania 81: Ohio. 81: New-Jcrsey. II Illinois. IL :;
Missouri, 10, and Texas g. Among In" colleges rep
resented are Yale Wellesley. Vassar Smith. Columbia,
Cornell Princeton Trinity. Hamilton and Lafayette.
Many degrees held by the students. OF the mem
bers OF college II clergymen, missionaries.
14O teachers II music teachers. professional men
not teachers. and business men. The report shows
how diverse is work done by the college how wide
is its constituency and hOw advanced and intelligent
are the men and women who yearly attend II. Not
little Of fts efficiency is due TO the executive ability
and broad -inindedness OF It's principal. DR.. W. X.
Harper It's teachers drawn from various colleges
and universities in al sections OF the country able
Specialists - nj. >.,,o... ,....,,..,,o,, y,
the Department Of Juvenile Work in the Woman'S
Christian Temperance Union. addressed The Woman'S
Club this morning on "ODr Responsibility 10 the
Child At il, In the Arrld theatre, the Rev:
psussen il. Conwell leotultt ~n "InsTftut!ona'
Churches" He spoke OF the average church
not strong enough along educational and pilan' ropc
lines. He suggested reading rooms, gyMm.iunS,
hospitals night schools and lecture things
which most churches might develop advantage0usN.
In answer 10 questions from the audience the Rcy.
Baptist Church. in Philadelphia, explaining its Wide
lines Of Christian enterprise. This afternoon Mrs
Nella Brown Pond. OF Boston. an old 'hautauqla
favore. gave reading in the Amp'illhcatrc. The
best things rendered were Money Musk" and The
Freckled- Faced Little Girl" william EarIi. Of New
York PLAYED the zier. the schubert Quartet sang
In Mexico with Camera the title Of an
Illustrated lecture tonight. by II. ii. Ragan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
RECORpED MORTGAGEs.

Benedict Henry ". and wife to II q Botdle
Arthui-aNc. : { corner West Farms Road. veal
Ounce Antonio and wife To II ID Potter ana
another. Mulh"rry->t. Of BaSard-'t'
ooiry. Michael to Farmers Loan and Trust
Co 1Ith-st. " Of 2d-aNe. y,ar>.-.---.-- .
! Cash Alexander and vic - Mary T. Andrews
n 75th-,t. Of Columbu>-a,e year =.
Dillon. Annie Y, - \ I Dillon, n S'th--''
of iOtl-tvc demand ...... .-..-.. -...-..
Fwald Andrew. t. Farmers Loan and iru>, CO.
f, Am,tcrdam-lNr. OF 6stn->t. i'ar- .-
Fischel Ja~or and WIFE 70 V " Campbell 81 al,
Ludlow->t. OF Drlanccy.St. 3 years :
murtgagc- 49,.
FL, he'll ia OBJ and wife Ia sender Jliniulow>ky'
e. = Luflow-,t. n of Dciauc"N-~t, year
Goodwin james T. jan Goodwin, gr. i VAN
d,watcr-,t lot No a.. 2 years ...-.--.. ---...-
Hahn, sand. Jos 'pb. 10 Uulda Wittne. Monroe
81 Of Cathalln - year ...--..--
Jacobs Edwarl. TO Jacob \ Caht'r' No o'i SUI
ave. year ----.- - .
Kaufman. Leopold. t. Farmcr,' Loan and rrus5,
60. lafk.aNc. II of Soth->t, MORTGAGES .
Mccormick. Mary. and another 70 W } wac
Donald. 1si-aNc corner scth->t . years ..
Miner. Henry c and wife to Thomas canary
26th.st o. sth-nNe. Nsar...-.. .....,. Ia
Ne ormick, Mary and another. 10 I'm grant ~"
dustriai savings Bank, l>t-aNe 'oi'''
O'Ieary John. and wife 10 Farmers Llan ana
Trust Co. 101th--t e. Of Ie\nst"h''N''
90
Rect Meta T. to Martin Rest lOth-aNe'
corner 2sth.st demand Iii -,i,,,r.
Smith Alfred II. It al 10 fleming Shitn, hN'
side Drive conner ls'h.'t h.,l 'rbnrn and
Schuman Charles W, q II \ : y. fu ,tl"r" an"
another : 3!-s'. " Of ar ''n"-st var ~,
Tho Church OF - Rose to EoWrrv SAVINGS haiN'
Dcanccy-st. e Of t1nnon--t, year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
THE POLICE BOARD MAY ACT on THE LETTER

President Martin. Of the Police BOARD. WAS AT his
office yesterday. having returned to the city from
long Branch. lie said he did rot care TO talk about
the letter by the Rev. Dr. Parkhurs accusing Captain
Devery Of neglect of duty in falling 10 close certain
alleged gambling houses and other places in the
Eleventh Precisct. The Police Board probably would
have meeting TO morrow. lie said. and then some
action, II probable, would DE taken in regard 10
the letter.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
A RELATIVE Or THE CZAR HERE

Colonel Vladimir RomanoF. OF the Russian Imperial
Guard, relative of the Car OF Russia. arrived here
yesterday the New-York and Cuba mail steamer
Nucatan from Havana. lie is making tour around
the world. lie had spent several weeks in Mexico
before going 10 Cuba. He will remain in this country
until Saturday, when he will sail for lIavrc on he
french Line steamer La NOrmandie. Colonel RO-
manof is staying AT the Clarendo1 Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS At THE EXCHANGES

sale announced for yesterday at the Real Estate
Salosroom in the Trinity Building in foreclosure pro-
ceedinss No. a37 East Forty fve-story brick
tenement house and lot 25XICo.j, sold 10 James NJ
tiusimOns for eco.
The building had just been Knocked down TO Losis
for .f.9jO but when the referee called os the 10
Tor II 795 and agreed TO get certified but ths onsr
was al.o declined. 1t said that Mr. fltk>!nons
simply gave word aud that Mr.. kaz would carry the
matter couts. The only j. NJ Fltisimons IN ths
directory JUDGE 81 the Cty Court and member OF
the Tammsny Hall General Committee VI his district.