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New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
fnrnisbeo Rooms.

rrENlSHFD EOOMS.-0o Columbia
UcIclt. Broohiyn nv minni"- o. u id-"
AMI l,rr, near all rtotr- ann LI't i'ai
house. nrWly ~. .ni,hci.
IrXIN,,TON-AVT.. -3, url. 5ntn--t,.
-Pic1-ut ltg4c aid smali rooms. h"it"d ;
uoi,i1tc pricc. also ha'H larl'r.
NICELY FUNNI>HED ROOMS ga pri-
,aie house. flr "cuiicmcl r''-Nn''i', I'D
Wi 4Cth.-t. o.r door i'om lH"ii 'y
NIcLIN Fu;NlsIlEp room-. with of
without D. a'd. 501 Lexington ave.
SEtuND FLOOR square i'om. bath
room adjoining. putat" hpn-r .ri-'i awe t
to gentleman Only h'aiel J. flr' ''i".''.
Irru->r.. a. WIST-N choirc of ,N-
c,u.ion,liv pleasant lllgr and b. al FUR
ni.n.d rooms; references e>onanrH.
o,Tu. ST. T.. 5TTi MADISON .-tioicr
,o.I,,-. .in.lv or 90 suite cterj c,uV'ni'nr,
IA Tel .er,irr. convenient hotels. '.uh'.
wco,Iy upward laiior noor s.N hfN'
roou- gentlemen.
SiTu.,r.. $50 EAST. Ncwiy FUR
nl,l,l looms bath heat, piNdl hon-''
gentlemen; fe'et'nce'
147 LEXIXGION AVE Largo & rt
roofn. ample rlp-~t- running Wat g. N'h
hcaic' references.
ADvrRrIsEMENrs ANp sUEsCRlp
TfDNS FOR TIRE NEW NpRk IltlH
TNE WILL uE HErElNEp AT IIll
Ti"TOWN OFFICE 80. ~ Hr0al"t.
u door north ~ lnifi"-nrft e'.. and NJ
! VINTISl.MENr- AZ Nh" follow lng li''n'
| oriros. - Elshth-a,".; thl Ihri-'f"
| cnrn.r Foriv-s.,enth-.t. 10 E1sf Forts
| ..,.nth- St corner Third ave. $50 t.aH
! i.,th--f near Thlrl-aVe A. O2b THU l-1l"
| nrar Sixtt- first st.. l1uS first-av".. lu
| W.st Forty-scconi-st. i32 ''lnmhue-n,,
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
miscellaneous.

4 CHANCE 20 buy iinc bags. poe h't,
r.0t- trmk-. ~ manufacturer Whol'@ai'
i.rie,,,. trsnr. -tncn taking holi ll} A,ys7
q, Laif tfi.r CHARLES StliN NAklH'
I'D t1nd. - Ith''e.
WANT TO HtY ~.rond-hnndi
,,.i. rl-,oi. send lpll pi'ir'i'i 'hu
~. o. o. GoLO>flFlf. 1-i '' hh''-',.
NAGAZINf~.-ro.h mnlb.r- H"lrr-i
>rr.bu.i'- Century It,. -nnl't'' 90
r,rd Z, -. e. kiILEEN, rs West 4'Oh'
-, N.w-Yofk city.
ROOMS pArIRID for - and up;
pa, nt.uy. h1l-omlung aud pln-t'rine. g., ~. ~
r .Alp. ~.1l postal. -. hNI'hi.I l.
tip last ro.l-.t.
,-,Nri.p - young man wants t''che'
., .i.. n.u private lessons in i.'-'' ~
r..,.u4r, ct.ulu. please -if,' I''''' wv
d... 4. e.. H.z %. Irhunr ONO
ADVERTISEMENTS ASn 81 lisTRip' J,
c.roXS FOE THE NlW YoK Il a. - !, ~ =, d. !,
i-%E WILL BE RTCElNED ~ iiE y "a 81
Tn1VN ofFI,E so. ~ ,alN@,, "a
s'or north Z Tmr;y-nrst-'t 9nn My ~. ~.
TIiSS;rVFVT~ ISS;r at the following o5 lIan'n ~, ~,
\ "a S,i.a,... -. e.. cor. 2Jd'Nc. io-
c,h ave-. i57 Tourthave. corner .O,r
nm. ZOO IT. ri ave; ~ "a, ~ ~.
- M =, .orrrr ~ ave NV - .--.----
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
I,y.cECRETARY FOSTERS AFFAIRS.

Fostoria Ohio. Dec %-J u. Gormley, of Buoy
rus assignee OF the Charles Foster interests, said
to-day that the ong-looked-for settlement between
ox Secretary Foster and the Creditors Committee
had vet 10 be accomplished. \ few weeks ago
matters were all arranged for settlement at 81, -
nar,e on the dollar. and II was then thought thht
NJ Eoscr could secure the money 70 'iGudate
I'll claims on that basis, but since that time an
-or ~ has hnen discovered IN the work Of the ap-
raisors which puts n different aspect on the case
and which would require Mr. Foster 10 raise mncm
.rro money than at first supposed. Mr. GormlcN
nas fnr the interests OF all concerned that s"i
Ipneu NAV be effected, for he realizes that If II
cnntInues I'm the courts the creditors may not re-
ceIve 10 cents the doliar
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
ryc DoDr or THE DEiD FIREMAN ForyD

The body of Aurus'us Miner the hrr''" a.,
, ., ,t. rn4ur,ur- Patrol who lost his hf"
a., ~. 0r.. NJ 50 435 P-arl-s'. ON wednesday night
,,,s recovered yesterday. II VAS removed 10 an
uudertaIler's establishment. Deputy Coroner Hare
has charge of thr case"
The fire was su burning yes'erday morning ana
- ,.-y. o,ng of men was at work removing NE
d H. ,..,,t., covered the body Of the fireman. Nc
.,rlin,, ~ th. stories OF his companions II was +,
wonder that not more of them "rTc Cdusnn "ii. .
tnisl Lrneath the heavy mass. whlch zen "1'"'"'
warning. 80, 4. cc,,. f.ot l.ss I'm
-, the t,r.nos.s burned and behind II - a
small court Back Of this is i"nrm"nt puiiI,rF nI
~, ror,n ,yau Of the burned building i, bus',
d iu,,ilen 80 that II seriously threatens me h'l'
anu Aiu ",d Inc tenants In the buildings frJnt ah'
rear were IN great fear y"s'"Thhy.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
THE ASSIGNMENT DUE TO ACCIDENTS.

The San Francisco Bridge Company which las
made an assignment in San Francisco, has had
branch in this city for the last two years the
Office being in the Pulitzer Building. In the an
niial report on January l. last. the assets were
placed at $4,000 and liabilities, $JVU Icpit5"h-
iative Of the company said yesterday that the
debts here are small and that they would be-
taken care Of The assets here were turned over
to another company a month ago, ana since De
cember ! the San Francisco Bridge Company hai
done no business Of any account here. Ihc last
contracts here were for dredging at Washngt On
and in Florida. He said that the assignment Of the
San Francisco Bridge Company was due 70 several
accidents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
nnsrON WOOL MARX 1T.

,,..,o, Doc st wool market has been duh
ord The .aic u the week only l,1Ji 600 pounds
OHIO Uccces quoted NJ 2la.t, for
S9oir Tor \ \ and Xxx ana above and 2ic for No l.
Hiciieaf y at 10 .a20c. No conbing al Pa, for
netn and Michigan. With Ohio deane al IRA -. ard
Ni'Ie.n lne delninc az 2Jc pr pound. tnWIs.,l one
quarter blood comblns firm at 1920 per pound Teri
ian demand "a IL nuo and ia lie
,r ane medium secured bass u 3Ja3jc r.. nnc
,'ads,n, ~ n 3Sc for nne medium. some
farsiIcd of Tcxas sold at 9a2c spring and 0allc
islifo MIA sold LOO Jc aud fall at
=, no pulled wcols neglected and foreign wool
mi S,,.s year boon 12G.5cO 600 pounds against
ia 600 O0O POUNDS 1892. lie, epts OF domestic. i?j
47 bae and foreign -" 7oG bales. against G2s 30?
domestic aud Is, 24s foreign IN ie"2 stch, on ba'a
onnds foreign against 147 500 pounds domestic and
q 3Gs 600 pounds foreign ye,i ago.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
now1NG To DEpREssIoN IN OUR EUslNEss"

North Adams. Mass. Dec. 2.-Th" James Hunter
Machine Company posted yesterday in their ma
chine shops forges and foundry the following no.
,ice. "Owing to depression in our business ana
the lack of orders. it becomes necessary lor n7i ~
order 10 compete for machinery at the present low
rrices and not work at "a loss. 70 make Iglucuon
i'm wages now paid 10 our cmploNes from ~ 10 -
per cent beginning January l. 1871.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
coxr1AGRArIoX IL \ TEXAS TOWN.

Hiusboro. Tex. Dec @s-lh" 'nl'rr ''''N ~" ~,
.. sti If th. public sluarc IN which we're located
,,.. ,f tt largest mercantile houses 81 ibis ciif.
was entirely wiped ont hy hf" this morning causing
,be -rilrtion II the busln.-s oi score "r nor
,f firms me Joss il >-.'.ff' "h''. 'H' ,,i.ii.i
.',,f.. ,,,l covered hv iIsUrfIr.. lh" lilil-N'i
Gnar1 House. one - the finest play hon7' ln
WI a.. riti.. - ~. state g. destroyed Many
'r,,,.c ..e,',,..s from burning huiiiuF- are T--
n'ri.j m. orlrlu OF tie nre ls believed to have
i..u lucrnuary.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
DrcEIYERS IN A TANGLE

-, the Hoffman House, in this city.
The snn" I'D more complex each day. The ap-
grow NOR %, two receivers by vice-Chancellor
pointnen' ,o New-Iersey court Wednesday makes
Green "ade 1 Of the whole affair from which it VIII
be sass ,tSassa ssssSs wss % ~
out some Oh. rsev on the ground that the corpora
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.,,.,,c,, ,cr, nv THE NEW cORDAGE CONCERN

r,e limited States Cordage Company will prac-
,,canv begin business on January q 1894. although
II bought some hemp yesterdny for MANUFACTURING
- - 7, is not yet known when the receivers
purpose. -a,,onai Cordaee Company Will be dls,
Charged ni'ed Ia s@s' @ sd 5"st s GqmPs"S Of h
register the new company. Application will be
the on ses"rfs ss Stock R' as
CordaBe .hs and bonds are engraved
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
MINOR BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Robert j.. Turk has been appointed receiver In
supplementary proceedings for Iyonce LANCER. dia-
,nond dealer and cutter Of No. 81 Nasslu-st., In
the suit of Jacob Rauth. judgment creditor. for
s2577 .. =
The schedules OF Jlepmann Brothers importers OF
k1 gloves. No. fSD ErOOme-st., show Liabilities
x53 sCs nominal assets. $685.; actual assets, $sl5o
Of which part are pledged leaving net actual as
sets $5,7& - -,
William Sturges confessed judgment yesterday
for sA3 O04 I'm favor of James NJ. Drake. the amount
due with interest on loan Of $1,000 made on June
is 1888 Mr. Sturges made a note on November ls.
1859 for Ss462j, the amount then due.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
Business Gbanrrs.

\ GOING AID profitable manufacturing
concern need a 50 cil, os active palth'r
win SJO, coo. = tlKc tnc place u ie5iIns
partner and . extend tA. bnsinte, toe
lnitrullr, apply = >. II. HOhD' 40
broadway.
AITENrIuN -. 600 are, half la
trist im OH. of tEe most rrular iheatilcal
plays IN thi, c'anir.. ai' io' nMtrHio
10 MpONALD WIGGlNS. 40 N',sil-,t
BUSINESS Man WANTED 10 c-;lb.
lish an agency DO NrN-NorA (i.y for an Oid
c-rill'i-i Il manufacturing concern, salary.
cNIeu-,s ana commission -uarr'ic'N 10 one
vio VIII iutc.l 500 o. &5 cVO. AZ;
crr-s EGYPTIAN CHEMICAL Co. SO
Central Mnasf. l'o-toa.
CHEMICAL ANAL1Nls.--.Wc anaiyzc
foods paints diu-s, Wate -. dye. liquors.
49,. anu furnish woraiur formula, for
uaulia- SIR P: t'ru~ m1i'rltr. tAhh
CHEMICAL WORKS. ll62 Broadway.
ron sNIE.-piumb,ne business. stock
and 'ool- fGaplg,'es % WIN ydr. h,r,c Zoo 'p% no
a. ms wanted. Addr - JOHN STU i'll,
J ..jiJ "d-air.
Old E>rAULI>HF pattern ana model
making hu-in.-, lof sale cheap. ~ accouut
OF dcafl4 Inquire OF g. II MNEL. 50
Malr best. Nc"-loik.
| PARTNER WANTED. with $500 TO
si.tuo. 10 nanCilctrrr liHclc ho'"lii'S
I fftIIA ffNNffNN ~ UItfA s7ftiA'N lt''ii'H'
GEuLGL HALL, 80 SWingheld-aNe.
| Newark. y. ).
WANTED. Farmer, and hor.e owners
! oy.rD,hr.c % act a- agent, FOX olr har-
ne,.o-. SIAttAEN HARNESS CO., CO.
! Aulurl-anc.. Buffalo. y. y
WANIEp.-C,p.tM or partner wth
$1,000 q 80 600. in a wcl-"- sih i~h"l'
rtot'alle business. mnnuf1cturn. oil from
nm AMI frriil fo's; ctory and m1chlhrry
iu order. bu-luc,, only limited ht amount
~ cafital cmplDYod. Address HtO. W.
NILS. Muiod. Conn.
-.an CAPITAL WANTED OF ON
| rhiinrtlr.uit to aid MID lc-ar"i nan 70
| r.r,luur -ulu lu~'n.-. paying about : -
weekly: strictly miriatr. fNc'll"nf rl-
.r.uc,.- f.. rrr,d witN.u "'" i,r ,,,,t' .,,,,
wlth iutarc-'. \ idr 81, 80 Sh' fIIf,
20 West lfth--t.
$500. YOt -, MAN with that capital
could Din nfe living; commits on lesiu-
/ MAJ. business. take half inter ~ no
trIrrr- CAN i.r particulars - West
ADVERTISEMENTS MD Sv PSrEii r r.
Tl0NS FOv THE NEWYORk TRill,
NH VIZ dErit EE; Hd i'YaH Iai9 Rroadwa5 Bro a"
"a coor nom % srh'rtY hr.t.Nt. an". AD, D.
| Tl.gTfoI NFNrS' 10 the following ,ranch
uricrs. 25i FighfL-avc. 760 ThirI.aye.
cnrnc~ Fcrty.s., - nth.st. lj9 East Forty.
sev"nth--t corncr Thiri-lNc.: ~ thN'
| loith..f near Third ave. n26 Thrd-aI q.
ne,r SiNtv.nr-t t.; LOG IN. taN". lVc
Wast Forty--, rond. l. 1872 toinmhnsaNe-
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
Z ciSIyo NFR LIKEWooD BrENED.

NARROW EeC NPE or TIE INiN ~ '"''''' '+
NATE,-AN INFANT DIES FROM sIIo
loss $1,000 WITH 80 INSURANCE.
Lakewood y. j. Dec. = (Sp"cihD.-The 'as'i'o'
a, Casino Park two and half miles from 'hi' WI
l,g. was burned to the ground at o'clock th-
,nn-rinr The fire H. thought II have @I'Fih",' !
fr., .fi omen fireplace on tn main n'"f- IN '.
,,,.-,.d .r I.cruber lg Their" were ~" guests 'l'
~. tyyeutv-thrcc inmates consisted 81 li'Nit ~
arJ.r he manager; hs family ana mat "i hi
Schwartz Mr Al"Xanirrs hr'thrf-n NV
49,. None. servants All 'fc4i~4 In th'lT ht%hl
,,,b"S rr.,, rt,t.r window An infant 'hiI ~
Nr and Mrs Alexander. which Mrs Al,Nan''T d.,
f.u i'm fh. excitement. died from IN" sh",h 1""''
N4ssu French waiter. ana a Prtt"L 'tty'.un n,
49,. brought 30 the home ~ Or " : hluh' j..
w. L,,'',i Nassu has an injured spine. hi- l"ii
h,nI ari arm Ar- badly hurn'i an ne 'tit",
v'.u Tnn ltundrcss sustained severe burns on h,t
hands and arms. Tn people lu ih' N'N-' -''' '''
tr.ir nigh.-cln'nr- which they had on . .
nm. Casino was built AZ m eNp"n-" "i $"'' t".
q var ana a half ago. by q company Hc"rpgrat. q
n,.,r th,. name of the south llk"""'i itrh i-'l'
Companv There was % in-uf"nc" "h 'l'h'i t r',.t
ar furniture Mr.. schwartz loses heavily ON l"'il
i ,,, t c,.v.r,l business firms iu this Nllag" ar
l.r, .osers. as they had hed li"n- oh t' I''i''''
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
n)ork Unntco.
Males.
ACCOUNT AID - pii'H'
JOSHUA WNI.k i.li
.Ht..... Af.f...f


,ccOI,XT\Nr AND AUDITOR,
JOSHUA WNLhlk.
Cu.,cimuoh Bgitu-. N''t'-'t
, vot.,. MAS vAut, WORK, would
,,t.rd p frrla., lud matr nm ,rl iH''u
''',..l -, object. AlGr,-, !. ~. bpN 81,
rrhvnr Uptown Og,cc. l@i- br AWAY.
VOTING MAN. 10 years "a. i '-ir.S
o. l.aan It trade or -,rni' ,,"'l''.
po-iton vi.h ean.e o. aNa',I,.' ,,Ii..IGl'i; 'n'
finnish ref rtucn az NN'hi'''''-i"
a,u.'i' 's'rtn ,fh ,t.. lmoNlAn.
,crxTIIMAN who ha- had am ~
b," and coulrrh. nsNr hu,hr'' .NFr.
.,.. I'M thl- riN +. '-ltou' ~ ""'i"'f
n po..tiDu of ttu-t cr n'ih'h,piiH J., .', .u,",
I'M fo toudu.T AN AGENCY ti.' 'h'lt'
~ ,,tc. .r urlucffi'-. or io MI any lt'-
s,,u p nulrirg ntririt' ard ''.'I" ~,
,t. u.f,.s,rfiouuhlf r'iritN q, NEW
yGrEEN T.. q. Box 40 l,osb
yoi-NG MAN. speaking frrnrh.
c,,,i.h afd ltuia-i ;id und'F,tinh'h. fhs'
IPn vnI,t p,it.on ~ miller or hny other
ru'pls,iucnt. n. L.. - E's' 2'd's'.
YoUN0 MAN w-he, work az any
nifg With boa 4 1nd iolFi'f' "'"'', -
| GI1i.rl WOLFE $40 ru"'','' lst "'.r.
rIOIupIAN. ~. with good relcr
/ .n,s. graiuute ut Eastman Iusih'eo COL
/ ie'r Vie. no-l;iln Wher' he EN- earn
| hi. hoard ani gain q -nlaF' q, n proves
! ,in,.,.lr calnli., un L. Hturi shorthand hnd
ttnev'lt.ns. ". r.. ~. III east 39th-st.
II.AEOt OFFICE MAN, hnu
/ ncnmsn ami hoDAketprf. villa MS Glars
'efcrcntes. wou1 likH position Wiling
| IN accent mOdcfatf salary u start Nuure'r
HARVEY, go DcDonough'st', Btookiyn.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
THE PETROLEUM U1HhEE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF Ti'i' To-
Ncv. Yorh Dec mbcr ~ ls'3.
,, r,.t ,ar ,,.l,u market. were again dull. At thr
.nd,,,d lr.ancr i'al oIcrn.- ~ re- At '9'- liu
i,d n .iirhtt .tionr,r ION. than 81 -tHtiai. A. 'il
, 'lr. The rIIer touched - cent. - , -
EcGn,d PETROLEUM r'uaind unchan,d AZ D. 10 'e', % I"
,ll,n In - cents ir nix ana 80 '''H ~,
t,rrien mutation. vtr Antwerp ll's lian'-' P''"'
* .ars IAudOii = r.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
1omrsiir 6ituatlons nUa mt.o
Males.

Males.
NT1'FNpANT.-In Intelligent middle-aced
10 VA invalid gentleman. and Ia make
hlnr .lf useful. tood r"fcreice>. Addre-s
+. LOND fth-,t.. BROOKLYN.
EiTLEE- by a hFst-class man in pri'
\lte family; years cit. reference huh
n.t rnplycr. Who can be seen. j. b..
Bol ~. lribunc Uptown once l.2l- Bww
CTrIrH AMI VALEr.-Ry mnn OF
r, .p ais. thee langu1c. H. h. ~ test-
morla's A D. H.. 2Os Eas, Sott.st.
nilLTn or VALET.-By Gn expert
,ur,d. trustworthy man hos 'M"'nnt
lrl,nt ) fc,t . inches. W. y D. lo2
0th.aNc. ---
u,,rIrR COOK by man aud WIFE;
,o s,y,des; able In every way % tahc
't,r,, Of gcntlemdn's Lousohold highest
,r,s,,..... family desiring trt-olas> ser
,,n,' rlrasc address BUTLER. Box .,
Tribune ph'e'
-.,,ciIMAN. Thoroughly understands
a., h,,.ines. In every RESPECT irst-eas
",,, n,s ,rfrrencer. Call or address w. H.,
NV NS. q. brewster 4 Co.. iso oth'a'e.
~rokCuMAN and rsErIL-MAN;- by
., Engli ,hman. ~ thorouehi, ujn' 'sands
his business FIR t-,liss r'irrciicesso 200 "rS r.,hS
niI ,bIglDa. Address y. Box 700, TITO
nno ,.n, 'l"r ,'n'o~r OaIcc i.2i2 broadway.
,cnNlAN and GRoOM.-By Young
married m,n IN lul't ianliy ,"'' ,"s"r' "
'n'ni the care OF tlnc horses. AilreSs >.
H.. i.32S Amstcidam-ave.
| D,AGIIMAN.- With good reference, IN
orl>ate family; careful driver sober ana ii.,
| rhliglns; useful IN house wage, LOW ci.a
~ country. JOSEPH WCAFflstf' 10
Fast Ilstst-
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
0ourtrn Rea! Cstdie for Sale

AGENCY FOR Mon iCLAl K,-i.csl
ec''. ttorrri.cs of all descriptions for sac
and TO lct; Furnished houses.
'rUBRS 4 TAYLOR. Bekinan-s''
EAST ORANGE. v. J.-D '.rshie PROV
erty ,or ~, furnished aud uniurh', ,heu
boiIse. 10 rent. :. d. CONplT. olro'te
Er.ck church Station.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
prrcL4PS STEAL TALT1BLE 'A"
THEY ENTER THE HOME OF THE EASTERN fN'
srxcFR AGENT OF THE CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD AT YoNKERs.

The home Of N. c. Roach genera genera Paroad at
senser "n'ay asenr o' and Ludow-st Yonkers was en-
South br0hamdS hTaSrs s Wednesday night and jewf{ bp
1sre Talned at 500 GaFTed on eneak X thef S While Nj
S Hs,2 snG h family d%qF ba2sar9 fSe s
must ake@ GsSkS The # S police % nfoF%sa S
covered about secret until yeserdhhyd
f%S isMeiTY hgP' was taken from Mrs SGSse roA'"
!g"th !9 ne second story OF the mouse
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
Citn Real estate for Sale.

RIVERSIDE DEGVT. corner losth-- +
Substantial. artistic. detached hgu'ei I2(%
ttnirNFNT CO.. Is broadway.
NNII ALL ave-. corn i-Sinrt on on
,rlld.r. oo.d iuve tmcmt bargain 70 quicS
'ycr iair.f ,N--'~. NIAON. go Bw1F.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
CONDITION OF THE DENVER BANKS.

Denver COL Dec 2s-The statements Of the Ma
tional banks of this city at the close Of business
December 49, show the total deposits Of tn" ten
banks to be $l3 COL s3 The Increase In the deposits
of the eight banks is Sl226963. The decrease IN thr
other two the Peoples National and the German
National. is S3O7 go. The net increase Is Nls'lA
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

rhKER. sccond or tbiid hand. on bread;
ieady and sol cr CHAS. +. GAOIiEi''
!, ~ ,ri inau-aye Jairalca, J.. ].
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
flats 60 Get, unfurnisheo

5TU.AvE.. lo1S corner sf'h.s -fle.
cant arartmcnt ~ rooms ava la'h "i'''
$50. : NIXON 90 Hro1dway
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
for Gnlr.

kinds. new, 81. good secondhand ~.
cash or credit. exchanged. ichten. ~
RAUsCIrS. 2l1l 3d-ave.. llsth-'t
LADY VIII cell her maen'llcrnt mp.
riqht plano, sls5 original cost i'.o ln"r
months agj. Inquire at the pri'atr i'''-
dcnrc III East ll1th-st
An AsSOKTMfNI OF lew and second
hand l.ianos, all ms, 800 Ipi i,,Gs ,as.
c,.-y terms. or eschange Wal ~
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-22


Texas Farmer: "If there has
ever been a time when "Joe Say
ers" was no the peoples side,
Texas Farmer don't know of it.
His congressional record for econ
my and honesty is spotless. He is
posted on Texas affairs and with
the people on every issue. He has
recommended some rather ques-
tionable characters, politically, to
Cleveland, but as these recon-
mendations are of Cleveland's
commercial stripe of Democracy,
this might be excused in "JCe" if
he'd promise not to do so any
more. Yes, Bro. Post, there is no
doubt "Joe Savers movement"
would make cold chills run up and
down the backs of gubernatorial
aspirants."
Scientific American: "In a pa
per recently read before the Eng
lish Society of Engineers, by Mr.
H. Conradi, he said that the tract
ional resistance between clean and
dirty rails varied as much as Bob
Cleaning by hand once a day costs
BOG per mile of single line, in fine
seasons, and twice as much in bad
weather. Watering by cart twice a
day costs 60c per mile. Cleaning
by a special device successfully
used on the tram cars of Reading,
England, for the last eighteen
months costs l2e per day and even
less"
Louisville Times: "The people OF
the South are beginning to study
the silver question, and they will
bring to it the same mental and
political honesty that landed the
south on the right side of the tariff
issue. Only one side of the silver
question has ever been discussed
at the south; but the time has
come when both sides must be dis
cussed. The reelection of such
congressman as Patterson, of Ten
nessee and Brawley, of South Caro-
lima, who oppose rabid silver legis.
lation, and the defeat of Pierce, OF
Tennessee, and Watson, of Georgia,
who ate, slept, dreamed and wore
silver, show that the southern PEG.
pie are doing a good deal of think
ing just now, and, as usual with
that people, it is conservative
thinking.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-22
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