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An Honest Opinion.

=. Scriptus-As. a disin terested- critic tell
:: me- ought Ito subtitemy drama "a play"
:or:t'a work':2~ g. =: :: = O.,
f.. Liber (who has sat ,through perform-
:. aneel-A work.-Chfeago Reeerd.
The morning call., 1893-08-17
A Case: of Domestic Bliss.

3 Mrs: ' anEy Clare is 50 happily mar
+. Mrs. de. Xinne-She loves him very.
much, / suppose ?,..,.::
> Mrs. Van Eyck y Q, :not:.,at. all; but he
Isl worth miEtions.-Ernth.
The morning call., 1893-08-17
Strictly Business.

."That young woman who ordered the
iceeream has fated." said the waiter.
"Well. don't you. know enough to bring
her to pr asked The proprietor. And the
waiter went back to the hrle in the wall
and yelled MAKE it two!'-Indlanap-
oils Journal.
The morning call., 1893-08-17
DeSnots,

Johnnie-Papa, are despOts happy?
Papa-I don't know. Ask the hired girl
: Kate Fields Washington.
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The Easier. Wav..

"whatia ;Goto the ant p, said the slugqard
What 3 waste of my strength that would be
10 the picnic FIJI HE and III sit by the pis
And there let the ant come 60 me.''
' Praa Pfass
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Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, Aug. l6.-The spot market is duh
at So p1Ad. Cargoes quiet at 2Ss I'd for OF
coast, 3Os for prompt shipment and 2Ss Sd Tor
nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the foil owing
Liverpool quotations for NO. Red Winter:
August. 5s 6I4d: September. IS 68z d: October bs
Sd: November. SIS Cd; Decem Der. 5s l0d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Aug. lG.-Consols. 80 1.l6@SS1s; Sill
YER, 3312d: french Rentes, e9f loo.
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OREGON PACIFIC R. R. GO. STEAMER

For T rtlanIl,- salem, AIbany, Eugene
CTEAMsHIP Line TO yAoUINA sa.
- BAY-By this route 235 mites by 1EzSsZ
are built of iron, with water tight. compartments
VIII sail from section 4, seawall: foot OF Battery
street. Steamer WILLAMETTE VALLEY will
sail from San Francisco friday, August lS. at 9
a. NJ. No freight received after 8 O'clock A. NJ on
day of sailing
Passenger rates to Portland. first class $l4;
second. class. IS; Albany first class, SIC: second
class. 81. For freight. rates apply to D. r..
VAUGHN, -General.Agent section A seawatli20 II
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OCEAN STEAMS HIPS.
C0MPAGNIE GENeRAlE.

- > n U q
French Line to Hsvre.
rOMPANY'S PIER .(NEN). AZ NORTH <p-fH
\ River. foot OF Morton st. Travellers Ewf5&
by this line avoid both transit by English railway
and the discomfort of crossing the channel in q
small boat.
LA ToURAINE, Capt. Frangeui.
................. Saturday, August e. 4 100 A. NJ
LA BRErAGNE. capt. Collier. ............
,,.,,.-....... Saturday, September =, 90 A. NJ
LA GASCOGNE. Can't. san elli................
....,........ Saturday, S eptember 9, 4 :OO A. NJ
LA BOUkGOGNE. Capt. Leboeuf. .;,.....
..........:. Saturday. Septemhe ID 100 A. NJ.
IS For further particulars apply to-
A. FORGET. Agent.
No, Bowling Green New YORK..
j. F. FUGAZI CO.. Agents. S Montgomery
ave. san Francisco,
Branch ONCE. 10 Montgomery ST. aust II
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

AURNINd SESSION.
oard--l0 Cal Electric Light, 20; 10 do. 1874
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO..

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN .erz>
~ Francisco for ports In Alaska 9 A. NJ. AEfLHM
August 3. IL. Is. 70 s-sszsazz1s
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
July 10. and every NTH day thereafter. :.
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay.WedTesoays. 8 A. NJ
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day, 8 A. NJ.
For San Diego. stopping only at Port Hartford
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles (Santa Monical,
Redondo (Los Angclesl and Newport: every
fourth and fifth day. at IL A. N.
For ports in Mexico. 25th OF each month.
Ticket ofice-Palace Hotel. New Montgomery
street.
GoODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents.
/ If 10 Market st. San Erancisco
The morning call., 1893-08-17
Exchange and Bullion.

Portland's Business.
PORTLAND. Or. Aug. l6-Clearsnces, slO2,o
balances, S39 900.
The morning call., 1893-08-17
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure from San Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-08-17
RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

(PACIFIC SYSrEMl.
Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive At
SAN FRANCISCO
The morning call., 1893-08-17

For Late Shipping Intelligence See Tenth Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
4 CHILD KILLED BY 4 TROLLEY CAN.
r WAS DRAWN UNDER THE WHEELS AND

IT WAS DRAWN UNDER THE WHEELS NND
CRUSHED IN SIGHT OF ITS Parents
Harry l.. Middleton, a four-year-old chhu' W.
over and KILLED by an electric car Of the N'pp'',r
Avcnuc Line In Main-st, lOnkcrs, Y''t"!"'H'
accident happened directly In front OF the emu
and IN sight OF It's parents. The car was on ~
grad. and the child ran in front Of it without "Pp.'"
ing o see IT, 4 moiorman, oil duty. who was r'u'''7
~, n, front pl.trorm Jumped oil and att mpi'd 10
yn tho child but il WAS drawn beneath the ear ana
crushed under the motor box. The mot 'rIlah a'" .h
ducfor Of Tia" were arrested ana hcIu l" """' "
action OF the CbIOnrr's jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16

with n man named Charles Stark and reacheu ~.
borough station at IL :45 a. m. Wednesday. go
was the last seen or heard Of Price until his o'"'
found o,oxo IN
The railroad at scarborough station runs ~
the river so that the station Is only II" io
After Price started 10 up the hill from ti H. d"rE
no might have turned back and fallen from 'I' ~
into iIe river, and thus have been drown'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
6orses an0 CARRIAGES.

- ~>>~-S>-@--~-s~-'-
FLANDRAU & co.
FLANDRAu & co.
FLANDRAU & co.
1872, 4. 6 BROOME-ST.
80 4 q BR0OME-ST.
49, T. 6 BKOOME-ST.
VICTORIAS.
CARRtOLETS,
NlS-A.NIS,
SPIDERS.
DOS-A.DJS,
WAGONETrEs,
RROUGHAMS.
DEMI-COACHES,
LANDAUS,
OMNIBUS.
EOCkhWANS,
pHAETONs,
kfnNNAhoUTs.
DEPOT WAGONS,
TRiPLEr STRkEYS,
ETCKBOARn>.
NEW IN DESIGN,
QUALITY OF 1HE HtSI
IN ALL SIZES AND WEIGH y.
AND COLORS OF PAIN IlNh AND
TGfMMING. FORMiNG
THE LARGEST STOCK Oh ~ IShED
VEHICLES IL 1HE WOHLD,
\ CRITICAL INSPECTION NoiL1 ID.
COMPLETE STOCK ABOVE ST. LES.
SECOND-HAND AT EXTREMELY
Low PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
LIErT-GOVERNOR SHEEHAN SAILS FOR NOME

Buffalo, July - tSpecial.-ln cablccram just
received by his father in-law. Michael Ncany Of this
city Lien; enan Governor William T. ~horhan sid lie
would sail for home from southampton today. The
Lieutenant Governor added that ne is in excellent
health now, the best for n long time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
HIS RELATIVES THINK He VAS NCRDERED

HIS RELATIVES TWTNh HL IT N VT RUEHEU
Tho body found in Upper Nyack yesterday has
been identified as that ol Edward j. Price, OF scar
borough Wcstchcstcr County, dairyman on II.
Walter Wobb's big farm. How he met death Is
mystery His relatives still believe that be was
murdered. DR.. Charles u. Kline. OF Nyack. made an
autopsy yesterday morning but refused 10 reveal
the result until the inquest lr1c" Wa twenty two
vear, old He went To Rverdale Tuesday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16

A VIEW. YORK MAN INJURED AT Long BRANCH
Long Branch. y. j.. Juy 15.-E \. Hlock Of New
Work city, a guest al the West End Hotel. was thrown
from his carriage hy his horse running while ont
driving this afternoon His injuries. ii is feared will
result fatally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
90 Get for Business purpose

IL AND y LispENAHD-..Tp $50, So oos sHd
Easement. @5XloO; four LOIS oVA 1V' ~ ~"
.iayafor. cheap rent. PLASS, -3t Broad
way. ----
% PARK PLACE. facing elevated sta
store, basement ana cnhar
suitable any business. PLA>S. ga b'"au-
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
Alisrellaneons.

FULL SUIT Of clothes ss r e1e' osil. ana s.
pressed q send pe sosdS S cor. Fuiisp-s
Smith, taller, 200 broeu"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
DrrssmGklnq.

4 COMPETENT DRESS MAkEE VIII on
gaze win families LIVING in the countN a.
summer prices . highest CITY Tdcr'ncc-. Nd
drtS, DRESS MAKER. ljj East stat
COMPETENT DHEssMAKER. special
cutter and inter. desires tew more ehgssy-
mcnt- Nv The day like e. 20 In tnc country
y. BLOCH. 81 East llth-st.
DRESSMAKER.-By day week or
month good skirt maker; si-o fixing over
dresses wiling N 20 Ia country. Address
DAVIS. 30 West 42d.st.
DRESsNt.K experienced dress.
maker; summer prices. or Woull d'''tl
useful position in country references L
o.. 30 @G-ave.
ORES MAKFR.-Fir-t-cla-- dr. s,mak"r
wants few NOR customer by IN. cay
DREssMAKER'S Bill. $50 Wet ssth-.t.
DRES>NA KER.-First.class want.
few more customers at home. MACHINE
$50. West IS h--t. -
DRFSsMAKER VIII work by the day IN
families: good filter; rtMod. Ing hi,,h
done 81 30 per day latest styles %'os'
3d.avc.. Crolys bell. -
DRF,sSM KER-Makos stylish suits 20
up .hort notice: perfect hr"t; 20 years
experlence. $iNth.avc Il station OF cor
ncf ~MYTH. 100 West 30th--I.
DRE~sMAKER.-Ffcnc dr. .InaAeF from
FellN PARIS: IeIi.ct ft.'r; hy tho dN CITY
or country. BETTE l4S ColmnhG,-aNe.
y Il
de.Irl. engagements by day or week IN OF
am 81 city. highest fci Noe "a li'-s
Miss n. Box 5O3. Tribune Uptown once
l,2i2 Broadway.
DRFsSMAKER.-By French dros'naker :
sunncr dresses perfect ItnnH M"nfiat"
nric@,. Paris STYLES. Mr.. Boz CARD.
40 4ih-aVe.
DRFSSNAK T.H WANT . Few more ems
tnucls al home suite fiou - up. ~ f'"'
All Wc., S1th-s,.. near RiNcrsidr DiINc.
TXpEHITNCED DEESSMAK Err. rtyle
and NJ uneNcelld woul1 Ike few "hlsEc-
mems at reduced rate for tie summer !,
'nnutrv or seaside preferred. AIT r,
STYLE l0i West l25tn-st.
FRENCH DREASMAKEK, tr.t-cla'S IN
cvo,v resnect. expert on children dresses
desires situation In prNat" family be't ~
/ references no objection - the couhir!' Nu'
dre.r NJ. L.. Bon -. Tribune once.
THOROUGH DRIlSSNtk ER viii 90 "a
private families for half price only on hf-t-
| rin.s work highest reference country pre-
forr.d Addrcs, JO~IFHlNE. IFDuhr
| UPTOWN once. l .2f2 Broadway.
SEAL GARMENTS and far- Of al. Hind7
rep4ilrd rodycd. refined. altered aua re-
modelled ~ the new shares ''in"'c'
given. GEFIG. III MD.t zz-.-L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
Gountrp Real estate Do Eet.

A FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE 70
rent IN Plainield, n. j., 4l9 La Dfahpe-
ave 500 month; can De seen ne,
tween hours Of and II q. m and 10
AT SIA>CONSET, Nantucket Island
Furnished cottages, 800 to 500 ocean
views surf bathing; no hot days, ni ma ira
or Mosquitoes cholera was nil y" ia
island Circulars, UNDEiSHAH'
Nassau.st., New-York.
poV oYE on TWO YEARS. furnished
o, unfurnished nom October !, hne resi-
eence. near Glen Ridge Station - fooH ~
ell improvements s.acre gr9uIhq PloaD.
esle. tpp'y NATHAN RUSSELL "''''''
Geld, n. J.
TO RENT. on South Turnpike, ro es " tar.
nlshed house $500 per Year. II. w HOW
$50 Front-st., n. Y. or on premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
Giip Real estate for Bale

=.
A BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOUSE On
West End-aVe at a bargain, al ne" ~
proveInenis: newly decorated ana IN mr. mr.
elsss condition throughout. NEWfO"i'
Box s. Tribune ONCE.
Brooklyn.
CEMETERY LOTS for sale in the Ever
green's Cemetery; improved, with 2 nf s'
ela-s granite fence good chance: lnqu,i'
q JOHN MUHPHY'S steam granite worAs'
Conwsy.st., Brooklyn, entrance TO the Ever
Greens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16

MADISON-ANE., l27.-RoOms, en- sulte
or single; handsome and comiortabIc teDic
excellent: central location; references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
BOARD an6 Rooms.

GRAMERCY PARK. NORTH (known
as 1878 East 2lst-st.). delightful Ioca,
ton, elegant rooms transiehts DVdiu an
attendance unexcelled; also privileges OF
private park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
AIM AVS

! y
When you wish 10 tuy a good earriage
o. any stylr. without paying fancy IIlre
Tor g. you may depend upon ttin@ hr-t,
c'a-s article ma L. IN the best manner and
the newest stylo AMI at the right price by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16

WILL SELL 900 acres Of land IN MOTTO
wsy Co. Va. within co days for s3 per
mere or any portion for s3 to Sl5, according
70 location. Apply Z. II. G. DYSON, ONCE
.. postoiice. Crewe, va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16

DRAGS NAIL COACHES.
PASSENGER ROCKNwA YS,
STIVEnvs PATENT RUSABOUTs.
NAGOSETTES. PHAEToAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wants fine washing
nj home. 75r dOzcn o. wOuli 90 out nv
IN, day 3oJ W''.f G7ih-s'.. - floor. rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
flats 10 Get FURNISHED.

AN ATTRACTIVE second moor ~, Iut
nishpd or unfurnished, 5th-avc., near " a.
dorf: Sd floor suite, private hath also sin.
Gle rooms 80 weekly ocatu op'' 1I,1i,
spaciou, parlor floors anu 0iuces' -NPPS
EVERETT DIRECTORY, "A West 31th'St
Il. a. DALEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
flats % fet, autnrnisheo

TIE DALHOUS1E.
40 IN As West 59,h.st., facing Central
Park,-A choice duplex apartment u rIuV
in this very select neprOoi house. III"
quiro Of Janitor.
s2p.ST.. 3 AND NESTS rooms and
hath; elevator; house and Io'duoh hFS'-
class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
Dnsiucss Chances.

Al ESPECIALLY recommended Iitnls
for sale Ponton's Adjustable 'ultiIalDf
iIao sl8: Prelcl's Fence Machine lfoJ-
i32! Bird Auioinsiie iH vrntiIator
l49G 800 models. NORTH AMthII "
PATENT AGENCY, 40 Nassau'st.' New
YORK.
A LAWYER desires 10 associate him
self with reliable law firm a, assistant
RELIABLE. Box u, Tribune once
A FINE CIGAR STORE FOR sale cheap
near the new Court House; day trade ohy'
40. 50 Ccntrc->t.
ADMINIsTRATEIX sAEE-BAKEEY;;
location: West Side; store. apartments,
basement rent low long lease; lnNesu9a's.'
no agents. LANCER. Attorney ITO
Na~sau-st.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for
busiirs, purposes; Investors advised twith-
out cbai sej Of dcsira lc opportunities hiea-
est commercial references "ltl'"'S
CARLETON. Brokers. 2O2 broadway.
A VALUABLE PATENT for sale
worthy the attention OF men VINO 90 OF a., S,i
OIdle agent GOODS furhlshuI az P,,,,rL
Address T.. Continental Ho'e'' Nc""iN'
y. J.
ATTENTION. COAL MEKCHANIsT
BARGAIN; 800 will buy Newark y. 49,
Ir0neriy ard business Of % years cs'aD'
ilshrd coalyaId worth s2.OoO q, 'e'''
HODGES. i7G Broadway Room q:
AN AMBITIOUS Republican OF literary
taste having $40 600 "a invest, may Ve
satisfied Of great pecuniary proht ana
col announcement by addressing hFIt ~
IICAN Box 80 Tribune ONCE. ohIhuhl;
cations from those Of unque,tiohapie rc0"'u
desired only.
AUTOMATIC BATHING CAKEi A'hi-
Partner wanted they cost about T'' c",h
estimated profit . carriage, S'U TTp.N UT ~
100 da~s little cash needed. PATEN IEb'
$50 Vandcrbilt-aVc.. Brooklyn.
ETTCHER RUSlNEsS.-ssle or ex'
CHANGE. established T. years. IN me grow,
inc town south side Long lsland p%N
tr,da and ton prices horses. waeohsi -
house filled. market cooler. fixtures am eoy'
viii. Address Box o. Good Grouhu, y ! :
CAPITALIST or PARTNER " " ~
for mcilcal spccialties. DOCTOR T. u
Box 3. Jamaica, l.. |. "
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for
person with about 5000 10 inNe-I ~ o.,
iahIIshcI monthly periodical: adVer,i"r a."
influence nresent publishers U ser n A.
dress EDITOR X, Tribune op'"""
Lac Broldwoy. ----..
FOR sALE.-Process OF generating ar,
s,orine elertrcity. under one-ionru 20
cost Address W. SHocbphHD'
NacEav.st., Montreal. Canada. -
FOR SALE.-1mportant lnteNsss o., cht
,an',shei having business; fortune TOT .tns
.'an mn Control ftIncs with or witn1u, po'
,1sIo,, e. 900. GOLDEN, lSo h1AeNs@'
NaWArk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
Furnished Rooms.


COOL, ATTRACTIVE Rooms wan
private bath, opposite Hotel Bfuhs"lcA'
3 East 27ih-st. -
DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL. en- suite sin.
Convenient clubs. hotels. y East 2'tn--l'
FURNISHED ROOM. Win or without
board for gentleman; references. lo' East
leti ~.
LARGE and smell furnished rooms cor
ner. price. Il so and 30 IeieFehcc''
MACkIN'S Tell, lSO West oSih'st.
LARGE ROOM, southern exposure; rel
ernce. 1873 West 13th-st.
PLEASANT ROOM with hot and cold
water for one or two gentlemen; references
307 East s5th-st. -
TO LET.-Nicely furnished rooms, suit
able for one or two. 2of f-aet 9'h-st.
VISITORS TO MEN YORK
wishing rooms in most centra. location Apply
AZ al East 2lst-st. references.
10TH ST. 90 wEST.-Rooms, nicely fur
nished. ii -. s. 30. 81. So: ai'o apart.
ments magnificent hOols; baths, private
family. --
2lsT-sT.. o WEST. near 5th.aye..De'
sirlble rooms with Or without bOtru Ha"-
sicnts; summer rates references.
Eth. ST. ABB WEST.--Lsrgo ana sr'ai
rooms for ladie, and gentlemen 81 on v
81 ; excellent location
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
for Sale.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 -c'"nd
hand roYd and iron working ha'h ih'' f,
ful, guaranteed ma .uiu.r bought ana rN'
chang d. GEORGE h. EDDY. .J5 Mail
-un-~t.
DRUG STORE. doing paving bu'i 5,
on ths main st,rci ~ ofr Of me largest
cite. ln Connecticut. t0f PARTICULARS. ad
drc., SAMUEL r.. IlskE. Ia Muio' r'y'
-. NrN-i or".
JoE SALE CnThP.-A large -t"am
marr,.eo.found In running order. Apply
io KniiLHAN~ B.pS., Highland b'ach'
y. Y.
FOR SNLr.-Accourt Of death, ain ost
nov $500 upright sacrificed -l51 also
.rN.fal ladies' 90 tunes i-unncr ana Win
ter. wy los; no oiicr refused bargain.
i9i LeNingt nave.
SAFES You cdn save 20 per cent by
buvlnc a -afe now. For thc neat 80 da'e
/ VIII ell -,fc- pcarl" NJ cost u manu-
factufe. 10 reduce Ito X; new end second
hand safe. - Gil kinds.
T. H. GROSS aoG Broadway.
VIOLIN Very inc. genuine old violin
Tor ale cheap. rlc-rut tone perfect 0r'irr.
Adde'S, VIOLIN. 1872 East 23l-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
Gitp Real Gslale 60 Get.

ANY ONE willing TO pay fair rent for
nfge. new, dining room extension house
apply 100 West 74th-st. Possession now !;
isnt Commences October !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
Rfal &state Wante0.

GREENWOOD or WOODLAND GENE.
kfy plot wanted. Cali or address, giving
Sttculars. L. f.. MARKS, 90 Broad"
rom 30.
PRIVATE RESIDENCE wanted o.
ssoofy, on east side, between 18th and san
~. and near 5th or Msds aNes; VIII
&. $4,000, all cash, ROBT. APPLE
svN. JR.. Equitable Building.
wANrED.-For cash. o,l-foot house, be-
sween 52d and Goth sts., Madison and On
rs; not over s75, 900; no agents. H. BOX
40, Tribune once.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
aEhlNp rt4E EoorLIenrs.

Eleanor Carey has left Sol Smith RB- sells company.
 Montana" Is the title of a play Robert Droul Is writing for Efiie Ellsler.
 The news comes from London that Geral- dine Ulmar has grown very stout.
 Another Mans Wife, is the title of the latest play from the pen of Fitzgerald Mur- phy.
 Emma Juch has been engaged to sing in high opera at Covent Garden, London, in the spring.
 Raymon Moore, the tenor, will star in February in an Irish comedy called Loves Young Dream"
 Roster & Bial talk of sending out on the road next season a company to be known as Roster & Bial's vaudevilles.
 Henry Irving has been invited by Presi- dent Seth Low to lecture on ''The Drama' before the students of Columbia college.
 Eugene Tompkins is contemplating biz Shakespearean revival for next season at the Boston theater. Henry v." is spoken of.
 with "OiDowd's Neighbors.n Sam Ryan and Mike Kelly. the ball player. will figure prominently in his support.
 Sarah Bernhardt Is to play the part of Marie Stuart at the Paris Renaissance in 8 play founded on the life of the Scottish queen written by Alfred Debout.
 Miss Lea Van Dyck. formerly of the Bos- tonians, has joined the "LittIe Tycoon" company. Miss Van Dyck will head an operatic organization of her own the com ing year.
 Nat c. Goodwin contemplates presenting in New York in the spring Clinton Stew arts play, Newport" A year ago Mir, ". H. Crane had it and expected to produce it at the Star theater.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
FINANCES oF THe sTATe.
Annual Report of Treasurer Sanger Fol
 the FfxcaI Year

Annual Report of Treasurer Sanger For
 the Fiscal Year.
 State Treasurer Marvin H. Sanger's re- port for the fiscal year ended September 30, made to Governor Morris on November 1, was made public yesterday. The civil list account shows that the balance on hand October 1, 1892. was $924, AT. A, and the revenue receipts from all sources during the year were $2, ,290, 952. .26.
 The balance to the credit of all accounts October 1, 1899. was $1 ,066, ,174.09 and the receipts from an sources, general and special accounts. during the fiscal year were S2, ,574, ,S66.43. The payments for all purposes were $2. .658, ,949. .16, leaving the balance to the credit of all accounts, Sep tember 30, S9S2, ,091.36. The funded state debt was sS. .240. 200, deducting therefrom the cash in treasury to the credit of civil list funds, SS53, ,401.74 leaves the net state debt S2. 3S6. 79S.26.
 Estates which paid over $1 900 in col lateral inheritance tax are as follows: G. F. Bacon, Hartford, -$1 ,690.35; Henrietta Perry, Fairfield, $3,767.s5; Della Stewart, Chatham. $1,s1S.6s; Clarissa H. Wilcox, Berlin. $l ,663.72; Davis Baldwin, Water bury. s. .0S7. .31; Caroline Washburn, Mad ison, ,$6. .355.67; Jane Ann Mather, Middle town, S2. .0S1.6S; Mary Osgood, Fairfield, $1, ,305. A; Abigail H. Doolittle, Cheshire, $1 ,390; Florence 5. Clark, Newtown, s, 300; Oliver B. Grant. Stonington. S1, ,927.76; Chauneey Howard, Hartford. $1, ,S55.54; Elizabeth R. Walsh, Stamford, $1, ,756.19; William Couch. Bedding. S2, ,036.13; William Jarbine, Danbury, s4, ,163.13; Charles W. Brown, Stamford. $1 ,590. .54; Sarah E. Bowen, New Haven, $1, ,995.40; Harvey Miller. Middlefeld, S2, ,452 .39; Matthew c. Elliot. New Haven. s,777.55; Francis S. Hale, Glastonbury, S2, ,929.S7; Ezekiel Hall. Meriden. $1 .24T.- O4; Judith A. Mitchell, Southbury. $1. .330; Julia Gibbons. Thompson. $1 .019.S9; Helen S. North, New Britain, $1. .575; Elon Booth, Newtown. SC, 459.49; Mary J. Keney, s4S, S,41S.63,
 The large sum of money under the head of Miscellaneous Receipts" includes $14 "from party whossowes the state;" $5. 30 from "Procrastination" for tax due on un. registered bonds; $1O. money left on desk in treasury office January 22, 1892; $261, 9s1 30 from Governor Morris. direct tax refunded by the Unitrd States govern ment; s9O. .042.41 turned in by Governor Bulkeley and $500 from x-Representative William Hammersley. being his debenture check declined and returned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
TIMELY TOPICS.


 100, 900 men have been cured of the de- sire to drink Intoxicating liquor. Try the Eureka Gold Cure Co. they can cure you Secrecy guaranteed, terms reasonable. Call or write, 23 Leavenworth street, A. c. Mintie. manager.
 Tickets for Company G's reception and wedding next Friday are on sale at Ladd's drug store, corner Washington avenue and South Main street. CaIlender's drug store, O'Brien's bakery and Lake, Strobel & Co.'S jewelry store. Gentlemen 50 cents; ladies free.
 The Big Demiiohn. IS and IF Grand street. has received a fresh supply of wines and liquors for New Years trade.
 Newly furnished front room for ren4
 Tomorrow will be regular weekly bar gain day at Curran's.
 Special low prices on all holiday goods at Turner's
 F. B. Field is selling holiday goods at greatly reduced prices.
 Flour drops thirty-hve cents barrel to- day at KeTlys. It is now $40.
 Pocketbook lost. Win finder return il for this office.