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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05

Loxpox. June 4--The rates Of discount
have fallen with remarkable rspsdity Ia
this market ia consequences Of The con-
tlnucd arrivals d gold During the week
rates were easy ~ for three months and
~ for short bills. About k2,OV0.OOO more
In 1old is about TO arrive from various
quarters. In spite Of the fact that the dis
placement OF capital due 20 the Australian
failures were adjusted more speedily than
was expected, une2siness and distf con-
t1nue 10 prevail Silver was frms r1ng
the week owing 70 the usual de ~
the close OF the suppIrg sea- Emo
Stock EchaD9e was nersous cot
the week. Consols rose b-16. -
railroads. were utterly disofgan
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05
Smallpox Arrives-AisO an Austrian Cor

New YORK. June 4-Arrived-Bohemia,
Stettin: LaBourgoene, Havre, having on
board Mr.. Jefferson Coolidge, Minister TO
Paris. and family; Furnessia, Glasgow;
Fulda, Genoa; Umbria, Liverpool.
On the Umbria, Oscar Hertola, OF Fin
land a Storage passenger, was removed
to the reception hospital suffering from
smallpox. Eighteen Of his fellow psssen-
gers who occupied the same compartment
in the Storage were removed TO Hoffman
Island for observation. After thorough
disinfection the steamer was permitted TO
proceed,
Arriyed-Austrian corvette, Frundsberg,
Capt. Rousseau, Philadelphia, i've days
out, with 227 cadets and two guns. The
Frundsberg is an Austrian wooden train
ing ship under the command OF Capt.
Rousseau. Capt. Rousseau says the cor
vette viii remain at New York ABOUT "a
DAYS. and the students will be taken In de-
tachments 10 visit the Worlds Fair
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05
yenezuela's New Constitution.

NEW York, June A correspondent at
Caracas cables as follows: The constitu-
emit assembly has completed the draft Of a
new constitution for Venezuela. IL author
ICES General Crespo TO continue at the
head of the provisional government until
the presidential election is held in the
autumn to iill the unexpired term and also
declares him eligible if elected then, 70
serve the succeeding constitutional Of four
wears.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05
A SERIOUS CaAReE.
A dispatch from Psrkersburg re-
eived the other dav said:

a dispatch from Parkersburg re-
eived the other day said:
An investigation has been commenced
by tho Board Of School Commissioners into
the charge against High School Superln-
teudent William NJ. Strauss, that 0y some
sarcastic and humihating remarks publicly
addressed 20 Miss Stevenson, a pupil he
nad Indirectly brought about her death.
She is said 70 have taken the matter so
much 70 heart that she became demented,
and after continuing so for about ten
months died, as is alleged, Of a broken
heart. n bitter fight is expected.
The action evidently is an injustice
to Prof. SrRAUs. The sad and peculiar
death Of Miss STEPHENSON appears to
have been dse to other causes than I'M
due severity on the part OF the Superin-
tendent. Here is the Parkersburg SEN
tiners view OF the case:
TINS examination, or trial so called, Of
charges preferred against Prof. Straus by
Mrs. A. {. Stephenson was commenced by
the Board Of Education last night and
continued until near midnight when an ad-
iOurnment was taken until next Monday
evening when the hearing will oecOnunued.
So far as the testimony went that was in
trOiuced last night nothing was developed
10 Justify the present action, and
certainly no reason exists for its con-
tinuancs. It is a fact upon which all who
were present will agree that the death Of
Lucy Stephenson was one Of peculiar sad
ness. She was q bright gIr., naturally in
tolig gent and ambitious, with great de-
sire 10 attain the highest proficiency IN the
schools She was studiOus Ia school, at
tentive and industrious. But She was Of
an exceedingly nervous temperament, su-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05

10 the model OF this illustration gray.
black and white, plaid poplin. silver
gray silk and black braid embroidered
with silver are used. The material 10
taken on the cross for the skirt and the
latter IL garnlshed with three pufs OF
light gray silk, Of different widths and
each headed by band OF embroidered
braid. The round waist has tight
lining, but the gray silk Il drsped over
IL IN blouse fashion aud the fullness 10
con fined by three bands Of braid pot on
70 somewhat resemble the Empire Cir
die. The waist hooks 90 the left side,
and I. alike 10 back and front. The
full, pulled sleeves are fashioned OF
gray silk aud trimmed AZ the wrist With
a frlll OF silk and al embroidered band
FLORRTIE-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05

EULAL1A leaves New York to-day In
care OF Commander DAVIS, the coun-
try's representative in the entertain
ment OF the country's royal guest.
Commander DAVIS snubbed New YOrk's
-Four Hundred to the Queen's-or the
Princess'-taste. When the Command
er strikes Porkopolis society" there
will be still more fun.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05

EMPEROR WILLIAM denies that he
will keep on dissolving the Reichstag
until he gets one that will pass the
army bill, WILLIAM is wise. The dis
solving process might be extended to
the throne.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05

ST5KASE, WASH. June 9.-Chinese high
bipders attacked Frank Wong and Char
~ Lum, agents of the Chinese Six Com
5anies, in an alley here last night, and
nearly killed them. Clubs and knives
were used and both victims were badly
wounded. Wong and Lum were suspected
of giving information 10 the police which
led 20 raid of the opium dens. The high
binders escaped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05
A LARGE FUNERAL.
Last Services Over the Mortal Remains
OF John Cruise.

The funeral Of John Cruise took place
yesterday afternoon from his late resi-
dence on the South Side. The remains
were taken to st, Joseph's Cathedral,
where services were held, Rev. Father
McElligott officiating. The interment
took place at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The funeral procession was one Of the
largest seen in this city for some time.
The floral offerings sent by friends Of
the deceased were Of handsome char
acter. In addition to innumerabe bou-
DUETS and cut flowers surrounding the
casket, there was a handsome ship,
broken column and floral u" as long
as the casket,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05
ON A WAR FOOTING.

In 1869 There Were 8,95S,o00 Soldiers
in Europe. Now There Are 22,24s.o00-
PARIS, June 4.-The German cleo
tions and the attendant incidents make
the one topic which dominate all other
topics in Europe. Every country feels
that If Germany should increase her
army she will be obliged to follow the
example set by Berlin. The following
table will show the armies of Europe on
a war footing in 1869 and 1892:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05
Foo,,sb RevoIut.onists.

MADRID, June 4.-The company OF revo-
lutiouists who made demonstration near
Puenta La Reins. Navarro, on Friday have
been dispersed by the military Three
revolutionists were killed and two others
,rera wounded severely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05

Wien Baby was sick. We gave her Castorh-
Wien she was Child, she cried FOR Castoria.
When she became Mis- shs chung TO castoria.
whea she had ChIldren, she gsyctheln Cassoria
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05

FoRAKER claims to be representa-
tive young Republican. No wonder
young men are scarce in the Repu6li-
can party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05

INGALLS, says the negro is political
failure. But the negro can claim morse
and horse" on the Kansas statesman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05

In THE present financial stress it will
be noticed that no sOundly conducted
bank or business concern has failed.
There is a great moral in this.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05

THE advertising Of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is bstantiated by endorsements
which in the financial world would be
accepted without moments hesitation.
They tell the story-H0OD'S CURES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05

1hsEsSIs sR. snserss,Hs'ts sessrs' sa't'on'
Isntersa 81 ne FsssOeIos ~ h1sssiAA ~ "a
ssseesna-class Rlsfta.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05
Anead Austrian Bnnker.

VIENNA, June Paul Schif, banker
and the heaviest speculator on the Vienna
brouse, died to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05
TrnnhIn Very iikelr.

GODS PILLS cure liver Ills, jaundlce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05

PvrlIsuERs AND PnorArzrOus-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
PUSHING TOWARD COMPLETION.
WORK ON PRESIDENT PEIxoro's FLEET CAR
RIFD ON WITH yIGOR.

Interest In Brazilian matters stu centres III inc
purchase of the tugs II. c. Welt and r. H. wise ny
the friends of Admiral Mello. AT Mr. Morans ONCE
yesterday It was said that the price agreed on
for the Welt $4,000 and for the Wise SSoVo
Part of the purchase money had been already PAID
over and the balance was expected soon The Of
0clals Of the company declined TO give the names
Of the purchasers The transfer 1t was said might
be made outside Of Sandy Hook. The Welt is ex-
pectcd here tonight or tomorrow
The swift Felseen was brought down from city
Island Yesterday and tied up ut the Nnh-st. pier
with tho rest OF the feet. She has a business IKE
air. looking as II she had been anything else
but n torpcdo boat since she was constructed Her
torpedo tube or gun has not yet been put on board
II lies beside her on the pier, all ready. ana VIII
soon be fixed In its place on the bow. " VIII De
practically the only thing that stands UP aboVc inc
Feiseen's low-lylng deck. Everything else has been
subordlnatel TO IT, The screw has been covered In
protect II.
Henry II. Wcrthngton CO., OF NO. !" Liberty
ST are building her steam pumps. and have orders
10 rush the work The boat should DO completed
by Saturday.
The Javein has been put on the drydock at East
seyenth-st, whore her hull Is 70 be psinisa, fran
the Pike-st drydock yesterday The deckhouss has
been torn away, and large hole out IN her attei-
ans Ter Armament is 10 cen.s, Of two 55-pound:
ers forward TWO l,-pounders aft six sponniers ana
ten l-pounders In broadsides Two torpedo 'uoo' III
the bow and two more arndshps
The steam yacht NADIA. reported as having been
bought for Brazil. has really been pure hescd ior
Mr.. Flints personal use She IL not likeiy 70 20 70
Brazil. and II she does. Will 10 only as oisIa'ch
boat ,,-.,.- ..
4 legal opinion on the question Of enls,ing men
the same points that have already ben made IN
connection with tho case. Instances were quoted OF
Americans having been engaged by foreign gov
ernrnents for military purposes. Among these were
General Stone Essex Porter and Colonel Lorlns
Tor service in Egypt: Lieutenant Lcnlley L. = A..
who f. serving with the 'olomblau Army Win
tn. consent the President Of Tho Tr!t"l state.
Lieutenant Commander Douglas cnssel. who while
on active service in the United states navy
leave OF absence to become Chicf ~ Stan ~ the
Japaneae Army for a Campaign in Founosa Rear
Admiral Shufed, who has been conhdcntiai war
advisor 10 II Hung Chang ana Captain y. =
Mannix, L. s Marine Corps. who was for three
wears chief Of tho Torpedo Department OF the
Chinese Navy, with the sanction Of our Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09

Since repairs on the Brooklyn Bridge have been
started accidents horses stumbling Oh the temporary
guard rails been frequea The sAth Or seventh one
,o,k Mace Yesterday. Mathew Burns. 80 20 Fourth
ave Hrooklvn was driving . team attached to truck
owned by Bros gfoceTs. Nos 20 and II Fourth
ave On the south roadway. When opposite ko---st. he
tried to pass pediicrs wagon, owned and driven hy
David Zlmmor Burns miscalouiati the distance. and
end collision followed shOcA Of which threw
Zmmer horse forward ona partly over the bridge paI.p
rope was fastened about the horse by oniccr "afncy
and others and an attenip, uad- 10 draw tic aina
back onto the bridge. The animal Shrugged thc BABY
adjusted rope slipped until II encfcled the homes neck
In. men turccd and tho horse ny violent bound. rolled
completely over edge VI the bridge, and FOR r."
moments hung suspended by the neck sixty irt IN the
air. Then the rope parted aud the animal was dashed
10 death on the sidewalk The reported the cir
r,un.tauces 10 the police but made complaint against
Iuru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09

MR.. CLEVELAND SHOWING GREAT INTEREST
IN THE SITUATION.
ADMIRAL STATIONS RETURN ANAioOsLY
AWAITED-A VERBAL EXPLANATION MAY
PIT HIS CONVICT IN A NEW LIGHT.


PUT HIS CONDUCT IN NEW LIGHT
Washington Nov. s.-President Cleveland Is as
PLAYING unusual interest in the Brazilian SITUATION
and besides obtaining all the Information OF an
official character from the State and Navy Depart
ments on the subject, has sought inloiihat'oh
through other channels. The Incidents ieadihs UP
to the recall OF Admiral Stanton have Deeh par
ticulary inquired into by the fresidehI Inc
official instructions given to Admiral stanton are OH
file at the Navy Department, but IL IL uhueis'oou
that in addition to these. verbal orders OF Il gem
eral character were also given TO him. what THESE
verbal instructions were and how Admiral stanton
understood them can only be known on his arrlVa
i'm this country which Is awaited with great IN
terest. ,
The President within the last few days, mas hau
several conferences with leading naval oncers as
TO the course pursued by Admiral stanton upon the
hypothesis that he was instructed to communicate
with Admiral Mello" II ne was directed 10 open
communication with Mello as an admiral the
question is raised whether that wouiu not carr! WIN
# in Admiral Stanton's mind directions to accord
the courtesy Of an exchange OF saiutes WIN ni"'
such as always obtains between naval oiilcers OF
equal rank Ii Is anticipated that Admlrai stan
toms explanations on his return may put thc hatter
in different light from that in which IL now appeais
while he is resting under the severe cohdeinna-
lion of the Government implied III MS summary
removal from his post of duty $500, ....,...o
Some naval officers OF standing ana eApolis enc
in South American matters express the OPINION thd
commercial interests are as potent as notlch con-
siderations in fomentins and keeping awe the BRA
lillian troubles. . ,,x A., o,a.o o,s
Navy Departments have received recently from
Brazil and elsewhere have caused secretary Her,
bert TO direct a ARRANGEMENT 81 the nhvai
cipher code and two young officers have been de-
tailed for that purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.

Canal.st No 1886 Norman S washbun to Eata
81 Clair Washburn It al........-............
Clinton-st. No III; Adoiph Leichter and wife 70
Rachael Schwaz; One.nalf part..............
Avenue Is, e =, % 1t 5 OF 9th.st 2O.6x76; viii.
lam Balscr and aiiother, executors, to Gustayus
Same property; William Balser e al 10 same
Yth-st, No 81 West; TaTrant Putnam executor,
Muiberry-st, n corner Princc-st. sox25x irree.
uIar; Catherine McCabc u George J Kenny
s3d-st. No West; Charles II Lindsey and wife
o2d-st. n 5, li5 IT OF 3th-avc. 2OxiOO.S; sarah
A Wright to Samuel d Sutton. ..................
Jth-aye. n @ corner 6oshst, l00.5xl w. 5x30; Ed.
ward Fitzpatrick and wife to Louisa Mlnturn
LexlngtOn-ave. No 500; Margaret Jones TO
ssd ,s1'"i $ rs sS It. Of Avenue 4. is5xio22
Adoph Sieel TO John Jaeger
7Sth-st. No 25j East; Jacob schin TO Herman J
ghlt aoa r. oi Iicx,nd,ayc y;xioo
David Bachman 70 Henry c. scheer..-::.....
165th-st. 5, 800 r. q torrest-aye; Henry
134th.,t. 5, 425 Il e Of 81 Anne save; Peter
-. Duffy t, Dlniel 2 Lawson and on.thsr
rin nscs e, Me 100 Johnston 81 o''nt Tom Alex
wwI.-ayc. e :, % It Of Elm.st 2jx6s;
William Muller to Mary Fetzer;.
Same pF'p M' we estr e S Ward I nns
ImprONement Company 10 Annie NJ Horan.. :.
Int .ry,le-ayc, :; ljn Il n Of We-tche,ter-ave,
John J Bannan u VIM Tucker and another ,
Wa hlngton-aNe, ;, 30 ~ II Of VuiiaIry hoiu Inc
10 Frirk Finnof.
X 'ngsbrid1n-a,e o :, $40 II n Il Terrace View.
ave John Brandt TO Louis Brandt. .::;.........
Jans.n.ave n : 59i II OF Terrace Vewave
Samuel Ber.ian and another u David Power.
Oath. 81 ~ West: jeanette T Greneil 10 Michael
FaY
57th.st No Ii2 East: Fernando Il Walker TO Mary
T. walker
72d-st NJ 40 Fast iendu Schultz and wife TO
samuel Jacobs and wife Observation-Disclosures.
lO6th-st : 100 II W o. 1st-lvc, 2Ixl0O.l1 Wolf
HcrskOwu and wife 10 Joseph krises
120th-st, : ISL IT e OF Lcncx-aye, l9NlO0 ii (;
Anthony Smyth and wife 10 Sarah L. SchOfed.
9sth.st. n -, 22J II OF 9thaVr. 25.lxlOO.l II !;
James i Chamberlain 20 Edward Asbfofth....
CouItlandt.ave >, 1916 Z, Of lC0th 50, 25x92 ;
George Eckel 10 Hermann T. gel 2-3th part.
SAM property; Philip Eokel And wife to same,
2-Dt part -. -
Same property Chores Eckel and wife 70 same,
CouItl'nGtave. q :. - II OF Tooth -, 0.6x9e !;
Philip Eckc and wife to same.-.................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09

Alderman, johann q. ct al to German savings
Bank 5lth.st, q 2a'a,e, l ye'r s;oa,:
lllth-st OF 2d-aye. ] year.
Ashforth. Edward. to J Chamber ain. 5 9sth'
Bresner' ol ''I Mar. 10 ] Mddlebrook.
Ridcr.aye : of 1i9th.st, 3 years ......:..,.....
Bnclier Jefferson. and wife 10 Mary e ker-
rlgaa n iOih-st. OF 3d.ayc, years.,.--.
Eergcr. Maedalena. 10 \ c. Kern, lO5th-st,
Of 2G-aye, l
Bernond. sophie. to W X Rose. 59th-st W Of
CIn,.o Xntonio and anotser 20 L F. Anderson,
Null crry-st, corner Parh-,t, demand 49,.
Cumiskey, Elizabeth W, 10 { 'fegor,
jsd-st, " Of 2d;ave year ..,aa
Diyl.ion:st. of Jeferson;si, ! year ,,::;i:.
Same to scmund COIN No l76 chFystie-'t,
Gefding. Anna II, and another to Geo N Miller,
trustee. Bostonate, cor WoodFuh~'e'
GoIds,en Samuel, aud wife to + . Wheeler,
Gun,1er. Chss. and wife. to Fast River Saving
Insttution W :ih;,t o. sa.aNe' s sens'
nsr,s e r' Militia 4. to Edw NJ scudder,
o 2av snne sf i 70 9sd Ward I,ad Improve
eat Go lot 2o Zap spo0 yyS {, s''J'e pSyS SsIs
IsaSesu, Louise. TO i, y Du Bois. W 5 Amster:
ds q lc' and VIE yG !" ncas %Sn5e@ H,
man n s.d-st. " of Columbus;aye yror
Kncbioch. Mcnry and another 20 Join tlc ldsr
K,'sn.' Jo.cpS. % Wolf stcr.toviu, loSth'
e. Of lst-1Ne. irst,imsni, ,,o,,:;.
Marks, Frances J. to "aiutoh' i-s1
50, e OF No., p 70 Ncw.York Eve and Ear
Ianrmarl' n 3is,; q 7th;aye n, vs rln:,
sca rn y ColSlmhu;-ave Of lO2d-,t. years
Sam. e y ratam ,g gi nelunous''e
- ii,nrr T. 70 David Pachman, HON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
CHANCES FIGURE ~ WAX.

Though unknown In flesh and blood 10 New-Yorkors'
Chang. the Chinese giant who died las, SUNDAY at
Honrnenouth England. was wcknown figure Of nitro
polltan life, lfcshed counterpart OF the famous Moh'
oolian having adorned ve-,lbue Of the Eden Musee
for several months plain sight OF all pas,r>by In
,hird-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

There was little actual business reported at tia -
changes yesterday, but there was general imnre.s,
apparent that the uphea,al in political events and ~
distinct movement toward better methods in mun,ciu.,
government are likely 10 result improved values
At the Trinity Saesroom yesterday, Peter NJ Me-.
g. 60. offered n,c-story brick nat on q full iot \.
Avenue B, south OF Eighty it broueht
from j. r. sehuchmai The same adctioneer offered =
hye-story brick tenement In Thlrteenth-st
Avenue G 1t sold to susan Dyckman, the paIntiT -
the proceedings, for go, 075. "" y
r. V. Harnett Co. offered story brick buIIa,,
OIL lot I2x50, In Bccford.st 96.II feet SOUTH
IhristophcrsJ. 1t sold julius Lpman the plaints
the proceedings for S6l ,Si3 A "
William Kennedy offered nve-story brick nat an
store on lot 2jxl05 In Thirdsye., 81 feet south -
One-huniredthst. il sold George Seaman for s oo
Ihe other sales adjourned. '-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
furnisbsa apartments 70 tet'

- ~ SPECIAL APARTMENT to rent in Westminster
~ Uoel Irving Place and l6thst; hrrt noor' eoln,
, sunny rooms with bath and private hall sumpsuyIas
furnished rugs. ans. et American oI r--.rI -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09

which has almost disappeared under the whelm-
ing tide of immigration will soon be found only
In this book and in a few others Ike II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
pyERTIsGMGNrs AS2 sJss' W KirfioNs f st

. pyEHr1snMGNr AN5 sJgsr KIrTloNs F0R
thr Ih At THE UPTOWN oFFIcE No. l2s By2ad
way; TIunNrS at thc following Bach Onicc,: 25i
Fish,have TYentyniirds ~ S Th, ave
nor Forty scventhst. ops Ihld-ave near sixty
stst los Elrstaye leC VS. % W. -,
Four,cenh.. 257 We, 90 Thrdays
nap m and One-hunlf cd anGthiree-th SITS
At the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East one d ,hnnared
o,d ST 2i3 Wrst Onr-h nfr ia twenty
at.st and 800 West hundr'd'and-orty'hh-st' UP
I, & n m. at regular Oiire rates. nm
In r. ootlyn at % Court-st; aOJ De kalbave.; l2oo
Rei(nri ave. up < D. mt resu ar ohce rates,
London Onlcc for advertisements. 203 Regent-st W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
Cost an0 fonn0.


OST-Eank No. So, $50. Bank for Savings, 81
l. Ilecckerst. New-York. Payment stopped Please re-
turn book bank
Y oST -Pank Book No 6O5,323. Bank for Savings. o.
Dlecekcr.st New York. Payment stopped Please Pc
turn book TO bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ave. @ :. - n : Of l6Oth.s t, O.6X92 /;
Eckcl and wife to same ..................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
a THE NEwYo rEInuNE WILL BE re.
CEIVED Ar THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. l,2+2 broad.
way, "a door north Of Thirty .Hrsi.st. and ADVEi,
TSEMESTs ns Ms SMink hrd ara t s SStaye
Isl Fourth ave, corner Fogreeathst 200 1brt;aye'
nrsts 1908 rrstave; lco Wet Ferty,e st. 10:
Fourtce t.t 257 West Fortysseond.st j5t Thlria,e;
1888 Thirdavc. 2o5i Ihlrea,c. bot onc-hundred'
At the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East one d hundred
dfthst and ago West forty nfh'st, up
TO . .. m, vt regular onice rases' ~ oao
ancSkHn m 70 x m Ct regular oihco rates.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-24

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