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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11

william Turner. the thr,e.ycar old cort"i hoy
who was reported having been kidnr "i from
81 Seventh avenue last Friday and Tor whom a
ronoral alarm sent out from Toic" Head.
quarters has been found, James Town. TN"
hovs godfather called at the West 1hirtleti
street station last night and said that old
whom he met on the street took him To- a
house In tine Hundred and Twelfth street. where
he found the Ind
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11

TERRE llAuTE. Ind, oct. 1i.-OrlcTs have
been given hy the managers IT the Whigkry Trust
TO start operations IN The dig'il.ry hor, THURSDAY
~ capacity ot 3 goo bushels day. about h,'f
tho full capacity. bthgI disillln'ips in thc Tri-
are starting up. 'alncihert with the order ~
resume the call Of Senator Voorhees, on Son
ator Carlisle and the latter r. request for the
reclamation n Collector Thorr Republican helf
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
HOOd'Sis;:;'';t''' Cures

Hoods sArsaparilla hss now fully restored
my strength and general health. That ter
Iibie nervousn ess Is entirely gone. I feel as
hearty and vigorous a. ever The PAINS in
my back have greatly decreased" EDWARD
scoLLIs, 1889 Ogden at.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11

Junsr looking for bargains IN FTPSrTUr
should visit the wnroronns nj ',Iu.i FiISl 20.
lOl West I TN 81. who are SClltng ~ >9cr0c" .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
BJG GINS FOR BRITISH C0LruBIA.

Ottawa Canada, Dec. ('pecaD.-1t was iele-
grained last week that the Federal Government OF
Canada had ordered extensive additions ana works
AT the Quebec citadel and fortiiicaticns Inquiry
elcjts the fact that the Government has no IN
tention of patching up the Quebec fortifcatiohs'
which are looked upon while an interesting picture
as of no use in OF war. The Only mlIthfy
works going on Quebec at present are ordinary
animal repairs TO the barracks in the citadel where
there are about 800 volunteer militia Two heaNy
auns were landed in Quebec last month when had
been sent over by the English Government. 1T was
renorted that these guns were intended Tor the
Quebec citadel but your correspondent has learned
that they Will remain in Quebec only temporarily.
and that their real destination is Esquimault Il. &.
There the English Government H. proceeding with
extensive Notifications. Little Of what is gong on
at this pon is visible to the casual observer, ana,
indeed few, residents OF the locality lave any idea
of The extent and importance OF the WORKS mat
have been undertaken. Preparations were begun
four wears ago in particularly un )btruSlVe man
ner First the necessary land was acquired, sli-
vevs were then made and plans drawn by tASllsh
engineers Immense quantities OF stone have been
drawn from different quarries along me racine
Coast and cut, ready 10 be put into position wheh
the time arrives. Some seven or eight -" ltnghsh
engineers are on their way from England l" JON
those already in British Columbia All TINS had
been going on so quietly that some OF the Federal
Ministers even knew nothing personally apout u;
Mr. Anglers Minister of Agriculture, VINO Nlsltc1
the Pacific Coast last summer. was surprised 10
o,ycry. the military works going at points
where the English Government IS erecting Dat
tcrle plOngeante.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08

the direction Of Professors JOSEF "ihiock anu H.
c. Pickering. The compilation en- enec'eu 10y
William A. Rogers. formerly assistant professor
Of astronomy at Harvard. and now holding the
chair of phvsics and astronomy al CODY I'M
versty. Volume xxx contains six miscellaneous
matters: Meteorological Observations al WILLOWS
Cal. during the solar eclipse Of January iso5 de-
examinations of LONGITUDE OF smith College oD-
servatory." by Mary f. Byrd and Mary W. Whit
ney; "Photometrc Observations OF Asteroids' ana
observations of Variable Stars" by Henry NJ.
Parkhurst Of Brooklyn. y. y; Magnitude OF
Bright Stars North Of North Dccination 10" and
Relative Places of Beta Persei and Comparison
Stars" from observations at Harvard. In Volume
XXXI Part II. given three meteorological
papers: Observations in New-England for 1881"
reviewed by Professor William NJ. Davis; a
Weather Summary for the same year, by the
Boston observer Of the Government; and discus
sion Of New England thunderstorms in 1856 and 1884,
by Robert De Courcy Ward. now Editor Of 1.-THE
American Meteorological Journal And Volume
XI. Part H. includes the "Obsorvatons Made at the
Blue Hill Observatory" (rneteorologcaD in 1882.
and appendices relating to atmospheric electricity
and sudden temperature changes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
BEATEy FOR Refusing FEE DRINKS.

On the complaint Of Samuel Albert who Keeps
q ,icuor shon AZ No Co Hester-si.. which ~
describes as a respectable and peaceahle place OF
business Judge Fitzsimons issued an order OF
arrest for Barnett Shampansky. a bury express
man of Norfolk-st.. and Deputy-Sherin Wagering
yesterday landed Shampansky in Ludlow street jan
Albert deposes that Shampanskv has been IN inc
playful habit Of coming into his place for drinks
and walking out without paying Tor mem Hp,ut
best whiskey Albert. who tried - be a. i"hte
as he could under the circumstances tod Sh nam
mild reply did not turn away Shdnparsky wrath
The expressman. using many prCiahe 'in'ntl
rnsbed in and dragged Albert from his post behind
the bar and proceeded to thump and pummcl me
liouor dealer in the face and about the hcdd uhtlI
ne felI rrone upon the floor after which. he aese
he was kicked almost insensible he was unable d.,
until TUESDAY TO leave his bed. He sues Tor SwD
damages. Shampansky failed TO get "A bonGsman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
CHARITY FOR ETICTED FAMILIES.
TWO CASES IN WHICH MISFORTUNE WAS
BLESSING IL DISGUISE.

TWO CASES IN WHICH MISFORTUNE WAS A
BLESSING IL DISGUISE.
Eviction for non-pa gment of rent Is now more
frequent than usual account Of the hard times.
This is hard upon the eyicted. but in some in
stances at least it proves blessing in disguise to
him. Two cases of this kind have just come TO
light Isadorc DOrsman. Polish Hebrew, is
cigarmaker and has a wife and three young chill
dren. He occupied with his family two squald,
scantily furnished rooms upper floor of the
double tenement house No. 81 Edrdse-st. for which
ne paid 81 81 month. He formerly had steady
EMPLOYMENT bu: year more ago through an
accident he lost one of his fingers and herewith
the cunning of his hand. Then he lost his place
and has been for many months unemployed
He being In arrears of rent, his meaSre househod
goods were placed upon the sidewalk at 10 A. m.
on Wednesday, by due process Of Law. His family
huddled among the dlapi1itcd furniture and be-
sought financial aid from the passers-by so sue,
cessfullv that by O'Clock in the evening they hah
receive enough pay for the rent of other rooms
on the top floor Of another tencmcn;-hc use, No. 10
their chattes. \ Tribune reporter saw the fanny
YESTERDAY Mrs. DOrsmal said they were all right
as to rent for a while, but she didn't know what
they would do for food. which they had not tasted
for twenty-four hours except for a stale loaf Of
bread which had been given To her by another poor
While investigating the Dorsman case the re-
ago a family which SVicted from No ~ III
dridge-st squatted upon the Slew for TWO DAYS
and nights. in which they proVdentN secured about
Sij from charitable passers-by.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS At THE EXCHANGES.


Private sales were again the feature OF the mar
ket yesterday. Blakely & Dodd have sold for NJ
Gano the southwest corner OF Wayerley Place and
West Tenth-st., being No. 1884 waverley Place and
Nos i5l to 15s the street lot 23sxss. for $1,000
cash. The consideration OF the previous transfer
is $4,000 but that trade the present pur-
chase however, undoubtedly shows close price, az
the mortgage H. $4,000.
S A. Harowitz & Co. have sold for James Wilder
TO j. Shenk, No III East Eghty-frst-st, a FIVE
story fiat house full lot for s3O7JO.
Alfred f. Marlng yesterday sold for Mrs c. N.
Earle to F. f. Robbins. No Is East Sixty -thlrd-st
four-story brownstone dwelling, 2oxeOxOo for 1T
tie under $4,000
Samuel and Henry Corn have sold to Mrs Mary
Ryan No 20 Bond-st.. running through to Shinbone
Alley lot 37xll with four-story store and factory,
for $4,000
At the Trinity Salesroom yesterday Bryan L.
Kennedy offered No. 1855 West One-hundred- and
seventeenth-st., AZ five-story brick fat house
full lot II sold for S22,9l6 to the plaintiff in the
proceedings.
Another sale at private contract Is that by II.
Wronkow, of No. 1872 Canal-st. and Nos 80 and II
Lispenard-st.. 2i10 on Canal and 5o2 on Lispenard.
partly leasehod. The price is said by the buyer
TO be $4,000 but is quoted at various figures by
the brokers' Probably the transaction Is trade
with inflated figures on both sides.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
4 SACRIFICE WHICH COSTS NOTHING.

letter from Corporation Counsel Clark was
read at a meeting OF the Board Of Electrical CON
troll yesterday. which in substance advised the
board to discontinue its controversy with the
Municipal civil Service Commission ana conform
hereaft to the civil Service rules bn motion OF
Mayor Glroy Secretary Hyrne was instructed I"
inform Chief Examiner Lee Phillips mat IN fHtuIe
employees would be referred 20 him for classllca-
ton As the subway Commission viii expire 10y
are looked for in the mean time, this arranscmsnt
was probably looked upon by the Tanmany folks
safe. mt,
Resolutions were adopted requiring the Third
Avenue Gable Company 10 transfer is sisndl wires
10 tho ducts Of the Empire city subway Company
making the latter company responsible for the
management OF thcm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
MORE DISSATISFIED MINERS.

Columbus Ohio, Dec. IA singular scheme has
been discovered whose object Is 10 prevent the
competition Of the soft coal Of Eastern fchhsyl-
vania with the coal OF the Hooking Valley. Last
winter the Hooking Valley Trust advanced the
price of coal II cents ton at wholesale. Mem
hers of the trust now complain that they are being
undersod by the Pennsylvania operators. VINO have
shipped 10000 tons to Cleveland alone the last
month. The operators. therefore, decided to make
a cut of 10 cents "A ton in wages. The Executive
Board Of the National Miners Association has
taken the matter n hard. and an effort has been
made TO induce the miners Of Pennsylvania 10
strike for the wages their ohio brethren.
An advance Of Az cents a ton would put them on
the same footing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
THE STRANGE ADVENTURES
OF \ HOrsE-BOAT

OF \ HOt'SE-BOAT
A Novel ~ WILLIAM BLACK. New Edition, Re
vis'd by the Author Pos, s,o Cloth 20 emit.
Ar0atv i--lci In tho New ard Ensisei Edition IN
rAE EOgU AB1E - SNBlNA II NBRN. Witt
UEATUi.E.-IIiE WISE WOMEN or INVERNESS.
c.-YOIANDE.-JUDITU SHAKE SPEAKE.-ADNFN.
TrEFS IL 1IT SIINNDON RELLS.-St- NRISI..-
WHITE WlNG>-TffNT BEAUTIFUL WEfT II
TIE NNID or KILLET.NA. otc-TliliEE FEATHERS.
--MAIrAP VIOLET K1LMINY.-GN SILK ATTIRE.
~ PRINCESS or TIiTLE.-TIfE STRANGE ADVF.S
TrETS OF 4 PHAETON.-A DAUGHTER OF HETH.-
LADY SIIVEEDNLE'S SWEEriiEART.-MhCL
or DARE.-GREIY PASTURES AND PICCADILLY.-
Other volumes TO follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
III
ITALIAN GARDENS.

By CHARLES 4. PLNTT. With Many Illustrations
including a Colorcd Fon,lspcre ufntod ia Pas.
sto. Cloth. Ornamental. Uncut Edges and CIT TOP
SIS 90. In Box)
Mr.. PatrS book Is tho icsul. Of IN oiul study 81
some Of the most perfect examples o! lcinc
in southern Europe. and +. illustrated vita numerous
beautiful views Of famous deus Ia the ncighrh9oI
Rom" and Florence. including colorcl fronti-pc,r
The volume Is notable. both Of nr;lstic
bauty and for it, variety OF practical suggestions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
IL.
A SHORT HISTORY OF
THE ENGLISH PEOPLE.

THE ENGLISH PEOPLE.
By JOHN RICHARD GREEN. Volume Ill ILLUSTRATED
Edition. With Coorcd PlItc,. Maps, onl Numerous
Illustrations Royal so. Illuminated Clc,h. Uncut
Edecs and Gilt Top. 81 %.
Tbs richly illustrated work will DO completed in
-Four Volumes. three OF which arc now ready The
fourth foumc Is IN pro-. Price. - 90 volume.
\ most curlou-ly richly and tit to i'y ilu a'cd
edition. The pictures are themselves history. and history
in very fascinating form.-N. Y sun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
ELECTION OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS

The Confederate veterans Of this city decided AZ
their las: meeting to change the name OF their
organization from Confederate Veteran Camp to
Confederate Veteran Association. The following
were chosen officers President. DR. George T.
Harrison: vice-presdent. Henry Harvey. treasurer
and secretary OF the Executive Committee. EdwAr!
owen; chaplain. the Rev; pr. o. \ Glazehroo * i;
medical director DR.. J. II. Dew; secretary or me
association. Stephen W. DIN; Executive Commit
tee, William s. Kelley, Edwin Selvage. j. y Muir
raw l. Hardy Moses and ii. y. Burlington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
Mem pnblirallons.
HARPER & BROTHERS
PUBLISH TODAY:
CREATIONS AND ADDRESSES OF
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.

Edited bv CHARLES ELIOT NORTON. Vol. l..
Oraons and Addresses the Principles and Clara ter
OF American Institutions AID the Duties OF American
citizens lsjC-Is0l $40, Cloth. Uncut Edges and
Gilt Top, 80 30. (Other Volumes In PressJ
The range Of subjects dealt with In these addr es
Is wide but spirit which pcrvades h'm give, unity
10 the collection the spirit Of lover Of his country.
firmly convinced the VALIDITY Of the fundamental prlci
pies Of American democracy In IL. highest sense. and
ing consequently In Tho indssou5lc connection Of
morals and politics II j. the spirit OF an I'll ast,
tenn crei b. sound ra-onabcncss, ana by experience
in Affairs split independents well awar' OF the
limits established bv the necessity OF p1ftv oiganiZa
ton withn viii indcp ndcncc b. usrfuly ASSERTED
and nsniainci.-ENtiact from Edlt)snl Note.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

', TO- MsTrarc ~ Wats "1''.a $4,000
g Smyth and husband TO Jenny Nelson. 1874:
:; Treiber ......................... 5000
Ctcrry-st n $ Isl It 9 Of Mon,gomery-st; Henri
eta II Warirg to Hannah Sloutenberg .....::.
Same property; Oliver Brdgman to henrietta
Baxter-st No IS Jacob FineiIte ana wife to
H Dax.i s's 81 # Of Xilcn-si Henry Dyk-
man. referee T. Moritz HeSner ,sx,s i:ssc d."
House to William II Bleecler .......:..;...;; 90
2ist-st :. 10 # W Of 5th-aye. l5x?2: David
CrocNcr ct al Mary X Mortimer .......,.:.
slst-st No 22i East; Bertha schin to Rosae ., n
s2fDt. s. I75 It " Of LIST ave. :2xoa Jacob
1st,%S@ corner Of 75th-s 25xss; Joseph Kohn
rn ana w lot 20 # of s5h-st and 20 It %
Madison-ave Rooert i Lynd to Charles "a
cs Gulfen 10 r. Of ;;i.avc. 25xioo; Mary
Matby ct AL - Henrietta Martin. :.....:... 6I,@
55th-st No 3i5 East; Josie Muller, and another, ,o
Iots 10 40 and 35? map b j Benson; Edward
l. Price al 10 Abel Hawkins v....c 81
iiWin taSyd 81 ep al to Herman Frank 2
lG,th-st $ 300 Il Of ist-aye. 25x2oi; Edwin 90
sn, ,,r,nertv. Mary Aston 10 same. ............
Ii3th-st n " corner Of Park-ave; John Scott
2d.av S.s' No ai5i Resale segman to Bertha .,
ls SGDl@ No $50 Arthur Palmer re;cree. to 90
,:, aS9S f'P p w. It Of Amsicam:axe 25x3s:
John Cooper Hutchinson ct al To e = Ken, c.
loSth-st Nos 2O2 and POI West William WASH n, =,
hurn and another trustees. to William Berrian 26o
12lst.st No IN West: Lizzie j Tayor to Max
1Gslh1S, s. io4 It Of Morris-ave; Granville
= HAYES Mary \ sennott ~ :s ill.,
laith-st. s. 40 f. 2 Of st ann save; Adolph o..
Lot >.,s map Jumel estate. Clark Bell ami VIE
to John + AcClain .....''.''..'''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
EMERSON'S WORKS

EMERSON'S WORKS
Arc now completed by the publication Of Natural H.-
tory Of Intellect and Other Papers, with an Index TO
the twelve volumes Of his Writings
LARGE PAPER EDITION
of this volume is published. and persons having the
previous volumes OF this Edition procure che core.
sponding numbers OF this by addressing the Publishers
HOUGHTON. MIFFLIN & CO..
BOSTON.
IL L. 18TH STREET, NEw.YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
I V
THE RULERS OF THE MEDITERRANEAN.

By RICHARD HARDING DAVIS, Author Of "Thc
West from Car.winiow," etc. illustrated. Pos
$40. Cloth. Ornamental. 81 o5
Those Lively PAYERS. wrlttc- with delightful and hi J.
nfornalltv evidence ~ how entirely different
from the familiar notion j. Mr. Davis. point 81 Wow =
the travellers literary function. Gihraltar Tlncirr.
Malta. the Sucz |an1i. Cairo. Aihc1~ Con-iautnoplc.
other local. lnons in tho story Of tho Mri
tcra1cal and Tcoilc- ,kcichci they AID
with brilliant color AMI literary inTrc,-ionism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

Fast ENpIrsS TraIh' 10 -
BALTIMORE, MASnINGfON. ,nlCAmo, tNs IN
NAIi, IT. LOUIS AND ALL POINTS WESI'
Pt Ih.MAH AK SERVICE on Nj. TRAN = ,,
Lave Ncw.yorI foot OF Lib'rty,t daily cid ca
+ IL nght TiINNCINHA TI ST L3rls ~ Mi ri :to
\. NJ, Dining Carr 30 q :cO I. NJ en- sun, . 700 T..
NJ. Dining car $50 l.. NJ II - night y" uhn, rnn
daily 100 u. VI. NORFOLK. u 20 y VI. na !,
80 r. NJ. ~ sun. NEwoRLEANs 100 =. NJ
daily Through sleeping VIA Washington ana >h'
audoah Valley rutr Offices IL. pol tin 40 lsoai'
way, ~ Fast lfh-.t 100 ,ra9dst " y 5i tN'oh'st''
Br,okivn station foot Of Libcftyst. g. ~ H. OF y d.
NewYork Trnsfr Co. Will rail- for ana check baggage
nom bstel or residence ~ Destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
ROYAL BLUE LINE
n, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave foot Of West i.dst a. follows. 10 N nutes
earlier nom Frankiin-st: .., =. .
1.JO A. VI. daily except Sunday for Waikiki Valley
r. H. stations. MidGlrtown, tcnSillt. FLsbulg Lib
tarbOudae, scranton, Walton. Delhi. Sidney, Norwch,
Ttica Rome, Oneida. Fulton. Oswegl.
3,i5 u. NJ. Except Sunflyl, sullivan 20. FApres,
fox Waikiki Valley Railroad stations, Campbell Hail.
Mdirtown filcnNc Mountain DIl". CentTevie. Falls
burg HuilcyNie. Liberty fais. Liberty iaksNilie. AID
IIvtn gston Manor.
3,t5 4. VI. dav) MiddetOwn. SuMmtNillc. Falls.
b1fr LIborty LNnchtnn Haor. KockanG. Walton, Sid.
new Norwich. Oneida. Fulton Oswcco.
1.ij T.. NJ daily, VIA Niagara fal-. Reclining chair
car scat, ifrcJ New losk T. Niagara Fails. lnrouSh
pullman slccIcr, Ncwlork 10 Chicago Arrives DetlOl,
o 40 D. M, Chicago. 80 o. IN. 81 Louis. 100 p m.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations "A, 81 Brna."ay.
NewYoik Company call, TO- and check, baggage
70 Destination.
J. L. ANDERSON. g.. =. A..
Now. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
A REFERENDUM TO BEN-HUR.

Referendum the Illustrations In the Garfield Eition
OF General LEW VILLAGES Novel. ''bon.IIur.r
cent?.
This work viii bc great Interest and value the
many po-.c~-oF, u the Gatnoi Edon q "Eon-IIgr.'
with descriptive and bhllographcal notes II throws
r,uch lrit upon period Of the story. and win L.
extremely useful OH TO the study Of the Bible and
Hlblc-lands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
REcORnED MORTGAGES.

Burton. Myron c, and wife 70 the Mann rtt,as
Mutual Cooperative savings ana ,a Loan an, W"nd
lawn Heights instruments. -; - ....ii'
Beam. Nathaniel -. and wife TO II w Townsend
Bleccker William II. to Z House. 3Sth-st'
W Of shave. years ;;,,i,o, ';th.st
" II lst-ave. years. ........:...... 80.
cogswel Edna and another to tnlon rrust No
49, fnhn X ~ " r starr and another,
pevlin Angelina NJ to Mutual Life Insurance
Co. New-York Boulevard. corner i'''h-
De La Ma Mare. Hannah. to Elizabeth Hickman. W
s%pson65 av,G q" and GyS Mfe to Meier.
IIoustOn-st Of Avenue H. years. .,..''.'.'
Frank. Herman to Mary :, Asten. guardian.
Grcenwlld samuel. and wife 10 Mary y Iain'or'
Gu.tentag. Erhari. 81 al 10 celia sciinaier.
Avenue \, Of sGth-st, years. ........'.''.
hfymcr Mt'' Of AiIenlst' years
same Louis Smadbeck. OF houston-st' c
Jsau.s. Maria l.. to Lyman Jenkins. n W
3d-ave. OF 21th-st. and other property
Kss is David. and wife to Lehman Bernheimer.
n COth-st. ~ 3d-ave. = years -, -;
another. trustees Crotona-ave. Of Broad
st. years. and ,anoiicr To- Jonas Wei
and another. No 2i5 lsivinston st, install
N msn,s Ms;y and another to Francis
N Bacon and another trustees 2lst-st.
Of jth-ave , years ....,...
Martin Henri"ttl. To New-lork LIE insurance
Trust Co n $ ,s,d-st Of 5th-aye. years..
Nelson Fanny. VI Smyth, Henry-st,
corner Scammel-st. years. 1919.
New-York Infant Asylum TO Seamens Bank
for savings Ncw-York, W Grand Boule-
ward between l6sth and 10th sta. year.
POLLEN John T. and wife 10 Anna l. PoNlon,
q Terrace Place Of Mott-st demand. 49,.
Springer John II. and wife to Amanda ]!
Phillips. s7th-st. W Of West End-ave.
schneider William. to Union Trust Co New
#
Schuster Regina to Metropolitan Trust CO. as
trustee n OF 31ch-st. OF sth-ave, year.
Seliguian. Rosalie to Bertha Schin, OF slst-
" OF 2i-aNe.
Schaefer Philip, and wife to l. Buckley ct
al $ OF i52d-st, @ OF Amsterdam ave, years
Snnott Mary A. to Charles Wuister 5 or
ElIa-st, OF Morris-aye . years ...........,.
Watson Margaret X. to W X Aston. OF
I.iberty-st. OF Nassau-st, years;
Winans Clara T.. and another. TO w III Phillips.
as Trustee : 43d-st. . Of 5th-ave. years.
Wood John W, and another. 20 W w Watkins.
n OF llsth-st, OF Pleasant-aVe' / year,
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Ncm Dnblltations.

Twentieth Edition. post paid. FOR &C. stamps.
~ HE HUMAN HAIR, Why it Falls OFF:
i Turns Grey. and the Remedy. Nv Prof. HARLEY
IARKER. A. NJ. LONG & CO, lob Arch.st.. Pnia..
pa Every should read this tile bota "-Athenacum.
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WEST SHORE RAIL Road.

(N. Y. {. & IL. II. H. Il. Co.. Lt-ooEEJ .,
TRAN, W.T. 42d.-t. Station, New ora a. io'
low. and Is mnute earlier from OF tranhii',;; 81.
o. A. M-Dliy for Albany. Ctca syracuse, lsoch.
o,tcr BuTalo Niagnr, Falls. Detroit CHI ago. except
SATURDAY for Toronto. ,.., S-...,,s.
53U r. M.-Dai for Albany Montreal, Ltlca sftasus.'
rochesfer Rui'ao. Niagara Falls, Toronto, Dctrolt,
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