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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20
AGNES REPPLIEk,S PREFERENCES.

Agnes Repplier, the essayest, has
made an interesting confession OF
her likes In literature and music.
Scott Is one of her favorite prose writ
ers. while IN poetry she 10 as fond OF
Keats as OF Shakespeare, and the book
she admired most of oil 10 Walter
Pater's "Marius, the Epicuresn." In
music Miss ReppIier prefers Verdi and
Gounod, and Miss Stuartis her heroine
par excellence. Altogether her tastes
are creditsbly Ca,holc for one who
has lived her intellectual lie IN the
quiet gloaming Of Philadelphia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20
STARCH THAT Will NOT STICK.

Molsten the desired quantity OF
starch IN bowl. adding sufficient
water TO make 1t liquid, then pour over
the boiling water until you have clear
starch. This must not he too thick or It
will invariably stlck to the irons. See
that all articles are starched on the
wrong SIDE and the starch well rubbed
In. Just how one can make lumpy
starch ] cannot tell. II, after you
have added the last boiling water, IL
becomes Jelly like when cold, add each
time 10 thin II. boiling water and not
cold
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20
HER MAIhRMkTICs.

Now" said the teacher, suppose |
should give you aud Johnny al apple.
divided INTO tour parts. and Johnny
vas To take two of the pieces, how
many would you have lsfty''
None answered the little girl.
'Nonef echoed the teacher. I'm
afrsis you don't know your issson.'
THAT that, ma'am. you don't
kno= Johnny. sunny south.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

him. but everybody respects nlia for
hs hfmness ana strength Of cAkr-
aeter."
H. e. Coudin al the Rs,ckfosd Regss-
Ser wss gnssl IA the k.enl hosei yss-
tef1ay
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

pKrnofr, Mich. Ian. ie.-J. b.
Hs~ks. nssnsgsr Of The street fsslvsv
eornnanv. has called hack ~. go.
sstsng tnst but nfe so ks1s ~ousa he
cold for Is cents, susteaJ OF an.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

Mss Ella Morrison gave an interest.
ing lecture on Rome ia the Park Con-
zrsgstsonal church last evening. There
sss good attendance present The
proceeds 90 to the Womsn's Misaon-
AIRY societies OF The Park church.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

From time to time the announcement
10 made IN The Banner of Gold, of.
fetal organ for the Kelley league, Of
the arrivals at Dwight. Among these
announcements is often noticed the
statement that sn Iowa saloonkeeper
Is among the number. Iowa's prohibi-
ton statute must be . diaphanously
beautiful farce.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

CARLYLE HARRIS, the fiend who pois-
oned his wife that be might address
himself to other maidens, has been
condemned TO die by the New York
court OF appeals The jackson state
PRISON contains more than q score of
such who are condemned to live. Is
the difference a warrantable ope9
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

TINS weather has been bad for the
Miner law aud it IL already frost bitten.
Today it will pass into the age of q
clean and slippersd pantaloon."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

WAsHfsaToS. Jan. l9.-For Lower
Nlchigan-Fairi winds shifting to
ooutnaAsEe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

Ma. WHITES anxiety TO get his name
IN TIE papers is being gratitied beyond
expectation. His new county bill has
called down upon bis legislative head
the wrath OF the populscs. The legis-
laturs should purchase . refrigerator
for such extreme cases.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

ST. Iovrs IL threatened with a water
famine. But -. LOUIS does not care.
The beer war - still on.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

WITH a fare of bold headlines and q
sounding OF trumpets the Detroit TrIb-
uns shrieks that . democrat alder
man perpetrsted GEARING frauds IN
the recent election. Evidently the
Tribune has not been formally pre-.
ssn,sd to the average Detroit demo-
cres alderman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

IsN'r Il about time for your Uncle
Jerry Rusk to trot out that January
thaHf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

TO-DAY is the date set for
one Of the most sensational
hangings which has occurred in
Washington for many years
Howard ]. Schneider shot his
wife and brother : in : law last
Spring. and was convicted in
May following. While receiving
sentence in court, he attempted
to brain the district attorney
with chair. He cursed the
Judge when passing sentence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

AT last the supreme court of Illinois
has reversed the Judgment under
which the Cronin suspects we're sem
tenced December Is, 1889, to imprison-
ment tor life. Two Of the suspects have
died since their incarceration, leaving
only Coughlin, the policemen, to tight
over again battle for liberty. The
point upon which new trial is ordered
IL that juror having formed an opn-
ion IS to the guilt or innocence of the
accused Is incompetent to serve as a
juror. There were two such jurors &C
cepted on the trial of the suspects.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20
MERELY A MAKEsuIrr.

Evasion Of the question seems to
have been the motive which inspired
the laying of the fees resolution on the
table by the supervisors yesterday.
Consequently the duty of the county
officers IN the premises Will continue
to be underlined unless the board take
up the matter for action before
final adjournment today. After the
amount OF valuable time spent inves-
tiga.ing this subject the course of the
majority in refusing to vote upon it
yesterday was decidedly weak. While
the county officers may not be
legally obligated to carry out the
directions Of the board in this
matter, it 10 known that as .
matter of fact they are ready to act
upon the boards decision. Action fav.
oring the carrying out of she letter and
spirit of the salary law would not only
place the supervisors favorably before
their constituents. but would be an ini-
tlai step toward q settling of the ques-
ton by the supreme court If it be then
still considered unsettled. The general
sentiment on the board appears very
properly to be against attempting to
prohibit the officers from accepting
notarial fees for acknowledgements
and oaths administered, and the reso-
luton might be amended in that re-
spect; but the reason given for declining
to act yesterday was mere makeshift.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

TIE breaking OF the nsnse on
wheel e WABASH fsesgns train ves-
tefasy Afternoon defsiled the car tine
siie If Holloway. and dsisyea the
evening passenger tram shout three
haurs.
West Ray cty has adopted standard
fer iscai TIME.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

Morrill,. II ggIns Co. have IN press
and will lssne shortly: my Jean" by
Patience stspleton, author of "Ksdy !"
babe Murphy" etc. IAN Odd situa-
ton" Ivy Stanley Waterloo. suthor of
"a Man and Woman" The Man
fr IN Wall Street" ~. George Rsth-
borne. author of "Dr- Jack" "Tha
Loyalty OF laugstreth," hv Jno. X v.
Gilhast, sutnor Of Mrs. Leslie aud
Mrs. I~nnox.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug. IS CSpeciaD.-Wheat was easier to-
day selling off almost cent and closing at the
bottom The trade was somewhat depressed BY
the news of the issue of additional Clearing House
certificates at New-York. Lower cables were also
an influence in the same direction. For the hrst
time in a fortnight the bulls did not have the heip
of big export clearances The flour and wheat TO-
gether from the Atlantic side did not make 4o"U
bushels Receipts, however, showed an increase
Chicago had only II against tus cars iast year
primary market receipts were D},OU against i'lf"-
600 bushels last year The selling OF the DAY was
within thirty minutes of the close. by a locai pro
fessional about 6OJ0O bushels. Shippers sald that
they could do cash business with the otner SUI
No charters were made. A large block OF loreEh
money Is being placed here with wheat carriers
through the Illinois Trust Bank. Some OF II comes
from Berlin and some Of II from Paris; corn WAS
easier. with professionals selling ana win ,ne
Southwest doing some covering: Cash drasged ailu
declined a little further from the futures oeptein-
Der sold from 1914 1884, cents, and closed az the
bottom. Receipts "a cars the estimate toi
Saturday 36J Charters were made ioi
go 900 bushels. Cash oats held fairly STEADY: the
futures were weak. Just the reverse or the sltua-
ton In corn September sold from 2i9s 10 - cents
and closed at the bottom: the trading was Ilgnt
Receipts werc 277 cars; the estimate for SATURDAY
was 23j cars No charters were reported. Armour
was credited with the purchases of short ribs bui
prices of all OF product were weak. AZ the
close pork showed loss for september OF 20
cents; lard. OF 10 cents: ribs OF 10 cents. from
Thursday Pork was neglected. the Intervals De
tween trades being long ones. Lard was scarceN
any more active.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Aug 1S-Flour dull, UNCHANGED sales
b25 bbs Wheat steady: spot, 65i4N65isc the month,
65A@65lzc; September 663sa6612c; October 1881
6S3.c; December. 7Sl.Q73l2c; steamer ne 90 "ed
63+Q63l2c; stock l.622,7SS bush; sales 2S5%o Dusn
and the month. 46l9ai6a.c: September iSA9itc:
October. 472n47$.c: year. 45ac; stock. 395Os bush
sales, 5000 bush white corn by sample 5oqolc: vel
Western, S4aS5c; No 2 mixed do, SlaS2c stock o;
2Ol sol bush Rye quiet; No 5Sl2q5ic; stock lsos
bush. Hay very dun good TO choice timo my
SIC 50dS7. Grain freights unchanged. nd ,
changed. Butter firm; creamery fancE' &c, 40 iair
to choice 22N24c: do imitation. zoe Eggs lo,2c
and scarce Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes fair' ISc: no
T. 16c Sugar strong; graduated, oSsc copper
steady; refined. lOi2c. Whiskey firm, 81 l9aN 20.
Boston Aug ls-Markets unchanged
Buffalo. Aug 1s-Spring wheat quiet; orders
generally &c under market. Sales. cars NO
Northern spot 65i2c: 5000 bush do C I, 6ic SooU
bush do csc; closing. Nc. hard spot &C; No
spot Ss1xc Winter wheat duh. closed weak. l2alc
lower Sales. cars No red 6i'2qt5l2c track;
closing No 2 red. 64i2c; No l white. sc; No 3
prices. Sales cars No yellow. i6qi6l.c; cars
So yellow 45945Ac; 1900 bush No corn, 4i$4a
&c: cars No corn. 4inHi2c store. Oats active
al s2i5c for No white Sales. IA cars at S2i.c;
mixed 29c: ! car do, old. SIC. Rye dull: No ?.
Sc asked Flour steady; best spring SiHA 10; win,
Ter straghts s. 200S 81. Rye flour, Sass 10. Mill
feed firm at the advance. good demand Canal
freights easier; wheat, 42c; corn, 4c seed 42c 10
Cincinnati Aug Is-Flour dull. steady. Wheat
nominal: No red. 59i2c. Corn lower; No mixed,
43c. Oats easy; No , mixed. 2Sc. Rye steady; No
Bulk meats firm. s. 50QS9. Bacon dull 50 -. Whis-
key steady; sales. $50 bbls at 81 ~ Butter easy.
Sugar steady. Eggs stronger. Cheese strong
Chicago. Aug. lS.-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

bales: exports to Great Britain . az hales. coa.t
wise. 81 bales; Sales $50 bales ~ ' '
New.Orleans, Aug. I--Cotton weak: good mid
ding, 7asc; middling l5-l6c: low middl,ng 4, Isc
good ordinary. 69sc; net receipts. 2O3 bales incud-
ing lei bales new crop gross 367 bales exports to
Great Britain, l,0iS bales; sales 7OO balesf stock
BeS bales. Weekly-Net receipts f479 bales
gross o,55 bales; exports to Great Britain IO4s
bales sales. $500 bales $500
low middng. 6i2c: good ordinary. SIC: net and
gross gross reeeps $SS bales Including POI bales
Net and gross receipts 1916 bales: exports coast
wise. 1i53 bales sales. AS bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 9TH.
ave-. ltth.st-Prcaching by the Pastor, Rev ~ II
AMES. u. D.. al 0:i5 a. m. sunday school at -"
a. ~ All are cordially invited. No evening service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
New-York August Is. 1898.
Activity disappeared from the New-York oil
markets to-day but the tone of the speculation
is strengthening. There sales at the
exchanges here. but 50 cents bid at the Con-
solidated Exchange, without provoking an offer
At Oil City there sales at 591sGj9si 059l2
cents The news from tire petroleum country
was unmportant. the output of the Mcdonald pool
remaining unchanged at 1000 barrels
Refined petroleum was unchanged at 5.25 cents a
rallon in barrels; 2.75 cents in bulk and 5S5 cents
in cases. Foreign quotations were: Antwerp, 12ls
francs; Bremen, AGO marks: London. Lied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, Aug. lS.-Cotton quiet; mddling 61sci
low middng, bite: good Ordinary, t4c; net ana
gross receipts 55 bales, including 32 bales new
crop; sales. 81 bales stock. 17iS bales Weekly
Net and gross receipts Lass bales; exports coast
wise, Cos bales: sales. l,237 bales: ~ -,
Norfolk. Aug l8-Cotton nominal; middling. TIC;
low mddling, sl3-l6c good ordinary 6S-l6c; net
and gross receipts, &c bales; sales Is bales; stock
1,sel bales. Weekiy-Net and gross receipts 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

shipments. 400 head; market very dull at about I'M
changed prices.
shipments. LOO head Market steady; top for
Texas steers, IS 10; top on cows, 81 10. Hogs-Re-
zoe lower top price, s. 50, bulk. s. 3OQs5 TO- Sheep
Receipts. 500 head; shipments. 100 head Market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
Boar0 du0 Rooms.

@5TU-Sr.. 80 ENSr.-Larrr handsome
room excellent hoiid, reference gNon and
required.
rnE rARK. Iol Naycrcy Place
single and douhlr rUon-. WIN hoId central
location. fi'iue Washington SquL"..
uST-Nr.. - IVES l.->rconi -'or, front
and other rooms Wit h'1ri. y r!1.c. { !.
'rin-i mt: eGmncr ~ references.
3liIISr.. I3s EAST.-Ncry de-iriblc
large aud ,ma. rooms. Handsomely fur-
ni-hci superior table. references.
%-TH.~T.. ~ WEST Very dr~nnbl"
room. W.T. board. with refined pcppl"
hot and cold wat"r on every moor refer
enc"s given AMI required.
l3D ST. III ENSr.-Iland ON" MONS On
suit. or sin.ly. literal table, Appointments
hf-t-cla--: tran icnt> taken.
III WASN'T NETON rLN' t.-Do>irabl"
rooI rooms large aud snail gentlemen pre-
foiicd table board references.
1877 MNDI~ON-ANE.. opposite Mount
No.ri- Park.-Ilrgc ,Guar room. with
board American family uo children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
CHURCH or THE COVENANT

COVENANT CHAPEL. i2i-st.. nenr 2i:'vc : ryccs
! =. m. and p. m. Rev. GEoE1,E 3 WEBSIEia
Pastor. Rev. EDWIN f. ROGERS VIII preach
Bihlc.schoo 9:I5 q. NJ Prayef.m'eting thursday at
y. m. Stranger. cordially welcomed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
REAL ESTATE.
RI-SINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The only auction sale yesterday at the Irnit,
salesroom OF the property No. 364 West .hundedau
siN,eenth.st Of fve-story brick fiat full lot Inc
painrs In the proceedings buyers for S-cVV
With reference 70 >ae Of No. Maiden Lane f.porS,c
in Yesterday Tribune IL appears that the exact pm
given for tnc property $4,000 The property hai
oecn actua IN sold wrll-known alcr 81 1000 W
the condition the full cd-h should "
maid within fifteen days. On account Of the present %
II the money market the purchaser unable 10 comp
with this condition and l.. \. CruHshank bought N'c
nroperty for Of his clients at Newport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 5Gthst.. near sth-ave,-
Preaching sunday morning by the Pastor, the Rev b. H.
D. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
Gounirn Real estate % Eet

HASTINGS.ON.HCDSON.-New modern
cottage: nine ROOMS, every convenience"
80 month commrtrtlon o.. Nj J.. t..
MILLS.
CRAWFORD. NEW-JERSFY. New
Queen Ann" cottage. II rOOu-. open ir'-
places. city water. gas. electric LIGHTS. l1un-
dr. mu.ic hall : churches. GRADED and pri-
ate schools hoa.in- and I'M drives r'l-o1-
alb" rru. 20 q dc-ribl" tenant. Apply u
JAMES ". FERGUSON, - and )? VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Norfok.st No "A George Roesch, referee, to az
4th.sf 5 1913 # = Of Bowcry, l9.Gx9j2; :,
Gustav Vosht t. Gustav Frank ....-........... IL
Sulll,an-,t Nos III and ny benedict hIem
and wife 10 Lacmmlein Buttcuwirscr ana all -
ElGr'dce.st. : 80 2Ol; Nathan Cohen and -,
wife to Louisa Simon ........-.... Do
West Hogston.,t No ldoi raulma Smro to ~
sd.eyS : Sos s. and $50; Eugene Kahn to
IIeiaTLi Kahn. o.. :
s2d.st, Nos 1913 /, i6l West; Andrew Ker- ,oo
win and wife to VI q Loewen-tein. -. lCO
So; II Robertson aud wife to Harriet +,
f. Anderson .........:.
52d.st no $50 East; Julius Kaplan to d %
45th.st. 5, 2is.i # Of %.aye lG's 3E; 8
5.d-st 40 $50 Fast, Pauiina Spro TO kan y,
ssd.st n : is and IL East; PAULINE sIlro TO %
0Gth.st n : 10 It OF 4th-ayc. 2oNlO0.j VIM o.,
Ioyt and wife TO Rachel EI.sti ...-..:..-.;. u
5lst-st. No 81 East; Bella Steef'l To Lime "a
llith..t, 40 30 East, Pauline Roscnback to &C
Mati~onave : IS It n OF I3lst-st. 7i1iNoS 80
frd' rick I,ohrs and wife 70 Edward VI Scldd,r -
y)th-st :. 225 # Of toumbuSaNe 5OAlOoIli
NJ q Loewcn>ten 10 t,eorgc Marcus ana -
ysth.st n $ 200 II W Of Central Park West. l2jx .
1O0il; VI u Lowcnetein n Andrew kcrwin %
9oth-st. :. s2j # Of Columbus-ave 5ONIWll .,
George Marcus and another 10 Andrew j kttNh -
15Sth-st. :. 3l5 II OF Broo>-aNe. 21N"ll;
sarah J PRISON b. Henry Abr. .--.....-...... '
Arthur-st :, ZIG 10 Of Crcscrnt-aVe, pASf.o'
i j llerrck TO Margaret Stoncbrd2e l.
Lots o and 10 map Hester A shannon Teresa
I-aacs and another {" Edward [ ll-'rwagn J.
MAJ 7.lS A. ioI... map North Marble Hn i
Williams and wife TO Hattie Craven..... l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 5th.ave. and
l2th.st. Rev. HOWARD DUFfIELD; D. d.. Pastor
Services II a. m. Rev. ALEXANDER M'LEAN. D. d.
viii preach. sunday school. 80 a. "Wednesday
evening prayer.mceting O'clock cordial welcome Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
gonntrn Rca! Gstate for Sale

properties OF All descriptions fos sale aud to
lett furnished houses.
TUBBS o. TAYLOR. . BcoSman-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
Ciin Real CsId.c Go Get.

TO LET.-For one or two wears bous'
fliy furnished. No. 10 East 81 hist. din
ing-room extension. Apply on p'rlni-"s
ar -tlksr ln Easement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

old M1NION LINE +.
~ s.eaEe1 t,r N9REqRLMK r2RTsM9uTM 0hp
Tor VIRGINIA REACH, PEITERsBuRi and and K Wod
Wa and Sat For WEST POINT. yA,TgeIf t.. Thurs.
AZ D. n. Through Tickets aud freight rates all points
80 SSu aRd s A s 81 81 TX 300 $40 ga
OBS Broadwsy. w. l.. GUIILAUDEu. Traffic Manag'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
Citn Real estate for Sale.

FOR SALE.-Plc,santlv situated 2.-toiv
aud basement hQu-' cont1,l ing eight rom
ana hath OWN E jo6 Fast i-Oth.-t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
Recorded MORTGAGES.

Abr Henry TO Sarah PRISON. 1isth-St W o,o
r. 81 Brogk'ayc year; 10 Harlem saving, "'''
Bank road leading from kingsbrdgc TO -
West Farms II Of Bayari-si year. .:.,.,..,. -'oo
Lot l. block 3, map PROPERTY sheridan & N"craNr.
oath Ward John ii IIorinann and another 10 the
Northern Building and savings and Loan As~o- n -
Bailey John r. jr and vito u Charles + Hucplcy.
trustee. etc. I2uth--t. Of 2d-avc. : Years 4'35
Dow, Myron W, 70 Charles - Cornell and another ,ooo
GAM. Simon and WIFI 10 Georce Kocher and Yiie 90
No >? Will''t-st ! year. .-..-, ---.--...... wv
''s same nranertv wear, =" ..''......' 1900
Gran ,,'ors| o., a Ruen w' rror go
leading from Kingshrll Q" % stati0n at Spn}trn 90 -
Duvvil n v lands ~ Isaar &; johnson, 3 years 2o'oo
Kelly James. To Ella II Magic NJ 81 honr'e- r.,
Kuhnlc' Fr"iciick and vifc to Henry John
and another. Auduhon-av", u lS'th'+t' -oo
LuGcRe' Lima G. and husband TO the United state
Trust co. New-YorR. Gith-,t. OF ~ . %
rowcnstoin Mlnna q and another TO G.orrr Mar;
en-. and another. trustees. etc. 1Mh =. Is ~ . 90
Mensnor Snrngs.. OF woo>rcr.t ns'imer.- 10 90
Mar,T, hm r,c 10 70 r. fa]t 7t 1cqr
Ncus Henry ard VIE % Caroline Miller ~
PIeasani.ayc Of 1l6th.St var. mortTar"s 400
Pall Walden al. 10 the Fmigi1m Ihlp.tFa
saving Bank Pond LIT p NAP ~ lands -
Of William ISra'l. 18Th Ward. year. ,.. lo'V'
and another. trustees. etc. No l7n l't-nve . -
Simon. Louisa and husband to \ethan Cohen =,
Stothcr. william II. 20 Iud-on : Todd i3'h. ~ ~
It of rcnoN-avc. ! year mont .arc> NM 2'"'
scnnrSF fra %s,5.. '' ~ s1.a,e var 1000
wight le.Si. \ and husband 10 nun,
and anoth ?. executors. "tc. '''h-'t " " - ~
WOOD wini.m g to william Hoim1n @ corner $500.
3i.aye and l2l't-et. year ...-......-. I""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

UTTERLY a reliable custom cutter;
also good tailor; Ncw-lork, Brooklyn or
utsrr tS best references. KtCHER 80
Locu-t->t. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

ASSOCIATION HALL TWENTY THIRD STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH. THOMAS DIXON JR PASTOR
ifrsaehng morning and evening by Rev FRANK DIXON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUDSCEfP.
TIONS FOR THE %IW.i0EK TKlB.
= 81 Will ~ RECEIVED ~ THE Up
door north u 1hr'y.nr.t.,t AMI ADVER.
TG>iMENI> q. the following Branch OF.
acc- ~ -th-atc.. :. Q. cor. 23f-t. l52
jth ave. lj7 Fourth ave. corner Four.
teenth-st. 7GO Thir'i-a,c. $50 East Forty.
scyenih-st, corner Jd.ly". $50 Fast l2ith.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

HOK LIN E
- UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMsHIPS
From Pier s., N. r.. foot 0; West 2ith:st.
s. S. CITY or ROME. saturday sept s.. D
Saloon, $50 and upward. Second Cabin $50.
Furnessia. Aug 10, IL a. M Ancholia Sept . 10 a.
Ethiopia Aug 20. D. IN. Crcassia Sept. IL. 10 III.
Cabin SIS and upward Second cabin $50.
CABIN EXCURSION TfcKEfs Al FFDGCED RATES.
For drafts. tour, and other information apply
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. New. York
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Crunlrn Dropertp for Sale.

- -
. TTHAtTIvE HOMES, at HARRINGTON rnrx Bere,na
rouutv New.Jcrncy. the West shore " ~ =.
mis- nom NewYok lot are offered sr SAFE e rsr@fay
. tr,ccd For further particulars appicauon my ,os
made personally or ty letter to J. EDWARD GILES ~
Fast SIxtcenth-st., New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

CHURCH or THE STRANGERS Merccr-st. near
Sth-st. Rev Or. DEEMS. ia-tor.-Io row, Ert'
JOSEPH MERLIN HoDSON will preach at 10 80 ~ m.
and Is d. IN. Al the always itee ana u>h"r~
welcome strangers at the doors
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Religious Notifies.

.-A-A-A.-A.-Academy OF Music. Sunday ser.
-Four O'Clock. hour OF song AZ night Mr.
iAiMAN, leader Metropolitan meetings, will preach
services every week night % Fifth-ayt.
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To ITT.-in the Dilhou-ie. 40 b. ~
West S1th.st. fronting Central Park. a
very choice apartment nothing better in The
,ity. building absolutely nrciroof. APPLY
~ Jin!t1i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

AT SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH Madison.ave
cor; 3oth-st.-l,ev. RODERlCk TERRY, ID. D., Pastor
VIII preach Sunday IL O'Clock a m.