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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30
Use of Separators.

The use of separators about a power
plant is said by mechanical journal
to be getting more and more general,
and for many purposes. Among these,
as enumerated, is the placing of them
between boiler and engine to remove
the entrained water from the steam
and thus increase the power and eff
ficiency of the plant-to be safeguard
against foaming or the sudden lifting
of water from the boiler, thus avoiding
the common cause of the breaking of
engines; also, between the high and
low pressure cylinders of compound
engines, to extract the water due to
cylinder condensation an work done
in the first cylinder-this often
amounting to from eleven to forty-two
per cent of the total amount of steam
enterinT the cylinder; again, between
engine and condenser, to relieve the
air pump, and increase the efficiency of
the condenser and remove the oil, so
that the tubes remain clean and the
boilers can be fed with hot water free
from grease from the hot we'll; and be-
tween the engine and heating system,
on evaporating apparatus, on long lines
of pipe, on super heaters-as steam can
be easily superheated when dry, but,
when it contains moisture, this has to
be all turned into steam before single
degree of superheat can be obtained.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30
Handling Iron Orc.

So perfect is the present system of
dock equipment for the ores of the
Lake Superior region that it is found
possible by this means to handle guam
titles which could not be moved in any
other way, while the cost of such
handling has also been reduced to
minimum. The expense of shoveling
the ore into buckets in the holds of
vessels varies from 10 to Is cents per
ton, while with the improved appar-
atus of some of the docks this ore is
lifted from the vessel, carried back $50
feet, and dumped at a total cost, in.
GLIDING the i-bor, wear and tear, in
terest and fuel account, of from three
fourths to one and one-half cents per
ton. With twenty-one men in the hold
Of a vessel carrying 1000 long tons of
iron ore, the entire cargo has been
stocked in seventeen hours Other in
stances are men tioned where, with
twenty eight men, 2,eOO long tons were
similarly handled in fifteen hours, and
9, 100 long tons, by eighteen men, in
seventeen hours. In using these i'm
proved appliances and methods in load
ing from stock piles to railroad cars, It
is not uncommon to have gang of
men shoveling into buckets and load
the ore on cars at the rate of eight or
nine tons per man per hour. The ore
from the Lake Superior region, when
loaded into cars, occupies from ten to
sixteen cubic feet for one long ton.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30

flames of burning houses and his stern
hand carrying havoc and destruction.
But when one sees the pretty home
where he passed his last days, his
young widow and her family of happy
children. somehow the picture changes.
The smoke-grimed warriors face seems
by kindly touch transformed into
loving tenderness Up on the green
summit of Arlington the dead soldier
lies surrounded by his sleeping men.
And down in the beautiful city below
are those who will take his name of
deathless fame down to an admiring
posterity.
The Sheridan home is the only house
in triangular lot formed by the in
tcrsection of several streets with an
avenue, and the situation is one of the
most desirable in town. In the i'm
mediate neighborhood are many of the
prominent senators and foreign minis
ters' mansions, and the giddy whirl of
social life reaches it's vortex in this
center of wealth and fashion. The ex-
terror is of plain red brick, but the
building is large and broken up into
artistic architecture that relieves its
plainness. Within the rooms are cut
into all shapes and quaint corners that
enhance their picturesqueness
The hall is handsomely decorated,
and prominent among its ornaments
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30

net passed over her head, and in her
pretty face and slender figure one sees
all the charms and graces of youth.
Her hair is dark and stylishly ar
ranged about her white brow. Dark
gray eyes look out smilingly from a
dainty patrician face and her whole
air is one of ease and refinement. Her
manners are quiet and composed. but
one can see that there is no lack of fire
in the trim, dark-robed little woman.
In word, She is worthy of the great
name she bears.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30

Hall is near the convent recently
erected by Miss Drexel, now Mother
Katherine, for the education of negro
and Indian children. Ihave lived a
great deal in Washington, and am fond
Of the capital and its society, though l
do not take very active part in its
gayeties."
One can easily see that Mrs. Sheridan
could not remember the war, for it is
very evident that thirty-fve years have
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30

painted on small pieces of the rubber;
or, in the case of insoluble substances,
pastes were made with water and
painted on, the whole being allowed
to dry, the heating being done at
temperature of 60 degrees Centigrade
for ten days. The following COM
pounds of copper entirely destroyed
the rubber: Sulphate, chloride, nitrate,
ferrocyanide, oxide, sulphide, also ar
senic iodide, silver nitrate, strontium
chloride, vaDadium chloride, manganese
oxides and bismuth chloride The fol-
lowing had an injurious effect, viz,
ferrous nitrate, sodium nitrate, uran-
ium nitrate, ammonium mandate.
Those that had very little action were
lead chrornate, ferrous sulphate, zinc
acetate, zinc chloride, tin perchloride;
while the behavior of about sixty salts
having no action whatever was also
examined. Exceedingly small quanti-
ties of copper salts are injurious to
rubber, and it was found that wherever
the cloth used in making waterproof
fabric contained even traces of copper,
the rubber became generally hardened
and destroyed. AS to the use of the
various blacks, it appears that NAM
ganese oxides should not be present,
but logwood chrome blacks may bo
used with impunity.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30
Doubled HuiIed ships.

The proposed construction of double
hulled ships has been still further
elaborated by a Massachusetts, designer,
the compartments according to this
plan being SO arranged as to insure, it
is claimed, mathematical certainty
against sinking. Between the outer
and inner shells tf the vessel is a series
of longitudinal compartments, to be
filled with water, and emptied by the
vessels pumps for ballast, and above
this section, on either side, and rising
to the full height of the vessels sides,
is series of chambers filled with small
alright tanks, their capacity being
figured in excess of the known dis
placement of the ship and cargo, thu,
cubic foot of air has a support
capacity for a known weight. I
calculation is that with q supply of
in these tanks of some IS per ce
above that required by the formr
nothing short of fragmentary destr,
ton could sink vessel-any pro ba.
collision, the penetration of a shot,
the explosion of torpedo. would
jure only small portion of the tam
the rest performing the work easily
and safely, thus rendering the vessel
nonsinkable, the only drawback in the
arrangement being the decreased car
rying capacity,
Quick and Sure Chicken Beheader.u
The illustration shows device foI
severing the head from the body of
chicken by simply pulling trigger,
without torturing the chicken or try
ing the nerves of the sensitive. The
barrel of the implement incases main
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30

be seen, with this improvement, the
camera may be quickly raised or low
cred, as necessary to suit the height
of the person or object to be photo
graphed, and the case or lens readily
adjusted to any desired degree of in
clination. Frame pieces on the base
piece are adapted to support plate
containing box, as indicated in dotted
lines in Fig. 1, while the operator is
adjusting the camera
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30
Honesty In Art.

In details, which no one but crit
zeal observer would be apt to note,
Meissonnier was very careful. Before
painting one of his historic pictures,
the scene of which Is in wheat field,
he actually bought wheat field and
had sqadron of cavalry gallop
through it that he might see how the
wheat fell.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30
A Readily Adjustable Camera Stand.

Readily Adjustable camera stand.
The illustration represents a metal
telescope stand, which can be readily
knocked down to be shipped, and the
only tool needed in setting it up is a
hand wrench.
The triangular base piece has three
permanent legs, two of them having
casters to facilitate moving the stand,
while socket is provided in which
may be inserted another leg having n
caster, as shown in dotted lines in Fig.
1. Tubular standards near each
corner of the base piece are adapted
to receive depending guide rods whose
upper ends are affixed to n carrier
plate, bottom plan view of which is
shown in Fig. 2. Centrally in the base
piece is vertically supported coarse
screw cut rod adapted to be rotated
by crank and bevel gear and
pinion, the screw engaging nut
in q guide tube centrally depend
ent from the carrier plate, whereby,
on turning the crank, the carrier will
be raised and lowered, a pivoted lock-
ing arm being swung into engagement
with the bevel gear when the carrier
has been raised to the required height.
and is to be locked in fixed position.
A leaf with lodges or flanges on three
sides, and adapted to support the cam
era case, is hinged on the upper surface
of the carrier plate, the leaf being
raised as desired, at the edge opposite
the hinges, by means of an adjusting
screw having a crank handle. AS will
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30

MATHILDE MARCHESI Her yOutH Sic sat
AT 40. at the feet> of Man
uel Garcia, Samson, Otto Nicolai and
Mile. Klotz, and she has faithfully
transmitted to such admirable artists
as Etelka, Gerster, lima de Murska,
Gabrielle Krauz, Emma Eames, Nellie
Melba and Emma Calve the best ira
ditions of the age, when the places
they now fill were occupied by La
blache, Tamburini, Grisi and Per-
saini
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30
HER SORROW.

She bought tag for which she gave
Two dollars, bright and round,
And did it willingly to save
Dear Fido from the pound.
And yet, she says, wicked gama
Put Fido past recall.
For ruthlessly the catchcrs came
And took him, tag and all.
Washington Star.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30

Imagine a household numbering 0, ooc
persons and no women allowed any
part in its management Such is the
case at Dolma Bagtche palace OF ths
Sultan. His majesty never uses .
plate and seldom knife or fork, bu'
the dinner services are Of gold or sill
yer.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30

the most success
full instructress OF
singing in all Eu-
rope, and she is
still without q
rival. She forms.
as it were, a living
link between the
days of Meyerbeer
and Rossini and
those of Massene
and Mascagni; in
A
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30
she Knew Her Man.

"why," asked the living skeleton OF
tbe freak who sat beside him. axe you on
,cr,id of the ran who tattooed You
because" responded the poor W.,
r,,n with n shiver, he certaln'y mas
designs OH me-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30
Action Of Metallic salts.

Experiments made to ascertain the
action of metallic salts and oxides, as
described before the Manchester, Eng
land, Philosophical society, exhibit
some phenomenal facts. Saturated
solutions are made in water and
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30
washington Correspondence. !

ii E N A NJ Z o +
Sheridan is closely
linked with all the
pomp and splendor
of a victorious gen.
eral. One thinks of
him at the head of
d a u nj less men
sweeping down be-
tween the blue Vir-
ginia hills, his path
way lit by / n G
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30
She ReIgns In Paris.

For just forty years Mathilde
Marchesi, the great teacher in Paris,
has enjoyed the reputation of being
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30
Young PHIL SHERIDAN.

the war, being too young at that time
for the general was many years my
senior. >,
with most people an entirely in
.o,..cct idea of Gen. Sheridan prevails.
As knew him in our home life he was
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30
AN HONORED NAME.
GEN. SHERIDAN'5 WIDOW AND
THE CHILDREN.

Reside In the Quiet Home at Wash
ington and In View of the Great
Warriors Tomb In Famous Airing
ton.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09

.,AAIGgy ,AAIGgyEETIsEMENTs AND syBscRIP.
ssSEs xSEE FEE GEE hlsEiyES SHETESSHk x THE EHs
TOwN OFS1CE. no. .1,2s2 Broadway.
XEkESEHENTs .ft the following Hranch
en-. toF'y-seventa,st l55 East Forty.
ss.s s'Sss fsird.sss ssaiyd icd TspdsSs SG Hs.'
~ e'zsy ;a,ssst i.7Css0 Ftsss.sSs: ss los
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
Bonr0 pautt0.

BOARD WANTED IN private family
for lady: sm,l' rom. within easy walking
dlstance Of o0th.st. aad Jth-ayc. no uo-ce
iaken unlos / = and ferences are given.
hddrcs. KN1"KERHOC kER. Tribune Up
town once. "a BrosfHaV.
WANTED.-Bl lard and room IN pri &c
family (AmerlcanJ by young mtrried couple,
vct i ie bef sren T0ta-,t. aud J-d-st
rrrcrence-. Address with TORN" CONfl-
DESTIA AL. care Of Triblnc Onlce.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
REAL ESTATE.
,,,c,Nrss AT THE EXCHANGES.

.r,.re was a very fair attendance at the TRINITY
.aIesroom yesterday and an active compel.
10, when James l.. Wells offered by order Vi ue
rourt the estate Of Patrick Murray. in the twenty
h,rd Ward No 9Oi Westchester-aVe. IL d 'niee
.ornered lot, s9x55. with two-story frame o"ei'e
and shop thereon: II sold 10 T. " Murray io' S0'V''
rhs adjoining plot being Nos 9s and sos In the ave-
i"e 80 forming the corner of Robbns-ave., with two
-aS two and one-half story stores and dwellings
sn,rr Si N feet In Westchester and 20 In hooDins-
ave- sold to the same buyer f9r So% and
,1t. ,y.,oSsve brought 81 750 from John Gault win
:, a25 and 81 225 for interior lots. po' aoo, m
49, huri rcd nd forty -rinth-st near Eage-aNe.'
ie ,o Php Kiey for 81 500 and vacant lot In
Waiss ave near one hundred rty-seVenth-st'
soid 10 S H. Mahan for S,O25 the bddihs through
o1S W,am Mar Kennedy offered under foreclosure Nos
Wna 5to West fIfty-sixth-st and two-story
biy si stables held under a lease and standing on
- full lot: they brought $500 from James NC" al
seEs r RAYMOND offered No 9l5 East Oneh hundred,
"A second-st fve-story brick tenement on full
Jog the p"n be propepy m enf is for at
s1per cent and the first bid was soo over the mort
sSTs he report and balance sheet of the Real Estate
r-cbonge 10 be read nj the meeting Of stockhold-
ers on Monday posted last night he 9D g s
~ which the directors have declared two semi
annual dividends at the rate Of and per rds cent,
dyidends have absorbed $4,000. leaving balance
Of Se2277 to be carried forward to the next , ac-
count There Is also an amount of Log ~ standing
10 the credit Of the sinking fund The receipts OF
the auction room for the past year have amounted
TO 1879 80. Every other source OF income is IN Il
satisfactory condition. ,,, ,
The activity among the brokers indicated this
yate sales far outnumber the transactions at auc-
ton NJ. & L.. Hess have sold for David Steiner,
ss tSree,story brick buildings for s1ls.5oO The
same brokers have sold for Chesbro eei nsW ne"
also for Jacob Hirsh Nos. l75 and 1T Greene-st.,
an iron front store, for Sl50,VW
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
miscellaneous

ACADEMY OF MEDICAL uYPNOTISM.
25G West ll5th st.
DIR McC AHTuN Receives pupils and
notlouts duly. Ofii-e hour. 9-l2 even
Ing. 10. Tuition by correspondence.
AT MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE
pK[CES!ii-f retail Beautiful Pocketb"oks,
alligator and Seal Satche!s TRUNKS. =. Z
money buying holiday g'fts now CHARLES
ecaXARTZ. Old stand. So ith-ayc.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
BrookIpu Real estate 90 Get.

PART Of threc-story. new brown.
stone house (second noor snd part OF third /;
excellent modern finish: very desirable
mel elghbDr oOd light and cheerful rooms !;
residence OF the owners snail family o..
three adults: two minutes from Albany.
ave. station. Kings Co. Elevated Is min.
utes from Bridge Will let IN a gentleman
and wife or small family Of adults. not ex.
ccedlng three persons: rent s25. Arp'y
70 CHARLES T.. HOTALING. AL Sumner.
ave-. cor. McDonough-st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
unfnrnishc0 Rooms 0ante0.

ONE OR TWO FLOORS tor house
Keeping la private house. between lith
and l2d ,ts and 30 d 9th aves. Fun
particulars 10 e.. - Wall--t.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
EEcoRDEp MORTGAGES.

Brown. Frederick j. and wife to C b Ellsworth,
es Columbus-ave Of l0lst-st. years.
Beck solomon ct al. to simon Bng. jr No 81
Cromwell. Frank. to Adelaide Mile. Nos 2a4.
czy4t. 2s6 Grand-st. ..;:..;..........
cSr John ct al to Edward d Hrsh and Sorss n
Campbell, John, and wife to Denis Horgan.
trustees " west End-sye Of a6th-st, 8 years
tional Bank. City Of New-York. sOth-st
Dsfsndorf, W.T. /. to Title GUARANTEES Trust Com
pany. No 652 Broadway. years.............
Dawson, George w. TO & d Tiffany. and an
FSSeane: Louisa c, and another TO Francis N
st. years, mortgages. s........................
Garrett. William and wife. to James y Gra-
Kromm Anton and Wife 't to Maria Mar Gels Geissc and
another. Merose-ave. OF Courtandt-ave.
Miller Henry TO clinton Bank. 5 spring-st "
of Varick-st demand. .......:
mccarthy. d. and another 70 John Hafren and
Mnlard w b. 10 August oesting. 162d-st.
Mason. Maui l.. and another to Aiberine De-
Ml.susb s: isIshs Pbl Of DS Ws;aye ,s e, 5S
nath. 8 li7th,st. Of 2d-ave, years. ...". ..e
overbaugh. De Witt G; to Camp lots lO5
pacSer Johnp and 8% Wife to d Ward
Building and Loan Association. l4dth-st W
Ray, Celestia III, TO VI II Bowman trustee . o
9, l2oth-st OF 2d-sye, Neutrality-suspicious..
Rodrnan Meltie. to Oscar Ehers, s S2d-st e OF
Central Park. West. year. ....................
Scott Edward W. and wife TO Equitable Life AS
surance Society $. N 72d-st. Of sth-avs.
Shaw Matthew and wife TO the rector etc Of
Church Zion and st Timothy. n West Hous-
ton-st. W OF Wooster-st. years..............
Wormser. Leo. and wife to Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co, 1Sth-st. W Of 9th-ave l year
Wallace. Robert. and wife TO Morris Stelnhardt
SIS S0th-st. e OF Amsterdam-sve. ysar...
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
pEAI. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Park Row. No 100; Charles NJ Church ct al to
Bisse2er,st ssis tt 10 io2 George sclcs Daniel
pfoome..t SCn,es No ais Frank Massa and wife to
p;snx,o'se Carrie pia corner Of indicwst 2;xioc
john Judge TefsTee to Harris Mandel6aqn 2oc
1sth;st n corner En-, GresnTch-s'; p,n"s Julia Hrsh
sis-st, 425 # " Of ioth-eye, ave, 2Sxl9o; WI;
IAN nn,b1 n@'ngp ty's,s @ i,a.y anu 14ooc
slsa.st saqs"vs 400 # OF iothave 25xico
sSbss' sa" 10 60 West; Ella S conkling to Maria
4issss si,sG'V 5. los II Of 2d-aye; Edward Murphy
Ls9sS.on 20 sS"n s1spy ave corner Of ssdst Nicholas
Gconnell and and wife t. LOUIS l9s9man Sr,no . osr
property; Charles Eeizmann to Leopold Kaufr-
'sa,s glns and husband to whis% Krslshsimer 1880
'Isssas Sseos cohen to Maser Goldsien oAV'' ne
ers sy Herman S0 Frank + o 70 William ana G,n1i &
iO.h:ave. 5. 80 # W .; lo2d-st. 2axioo; Eliza
west e:tf hnd-ave efS corner % Of ,octhsi iooxioo
Ansierdarn-aye " corner Of l42d-st Horace
nsti' ana wife to to MoniPosc @ NS' Morris n ssn
14ith-st. n $. 400 # Of Grand Boulevard. 25x
100; James Gileland and wife to Matthew ooo,
,5hist $ 500 II Of courtandtave 5oxico 'OV
and other property; John c Cooley and wife to
I5Sihst l5n%r Ss. s. 4o # Of courtandtavc 5o4ico
Arthur Bulman and wife to John Cooley
Lot ies East x o. map Meirrcse. south same
15oih.st % s. 800 IT W Of couritiandt-ave 5o1ioo;
146h-st. 32J II of Brook ave. 25x1OO; John
Mcdonald and wife to- John Pachler 400
to Maud Mason ........................ $1,000
Southern Boulevard W s. ~ It OF 167th-st;
Leo Dub to Marie Dub. s1oc
Simpson-st. corner Of 161th-st. 25xloO; Henry
Dawson 16OoC
other property; F. Hallenbeck 10 II Hallen-
same property; Louie Britton 10 same. 5Ot
s Renner and wife to Henry Holding. ......... Loco
Decatur-st S. 125 II OF Scoit-ave. 25x1O0:
Mary Carman to William a Carman.......
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
Real Gstatc TO Gscbanse.

EXCHANGE for flats or country POSI-
dencc, hr~t-class private hOusc on BrooA-
lvn Height. J. o. llONT. - Broadway.
EXCHANGE elegant private r.idnnrr,
Wcs: side. location unsui ssed Tor coun-
try property or hats. j. o. HOYT, II
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
Citn Real estate for Sale.

FOR SALE-very cheap. 3-st0ry and
cellar factory. o5NloO 30 boiler. 10 en-
gine, with or without woodwOr ing na-
chinciy. Inqulr" Mrs. FrEHRER. 4sO
5th-st. y. Y. city.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lUsthst.-
Substantial. artistic detached hou-e; low
price; send for clrcular. ATLAS IN.
pROVFMENr CO.. Is Broadway
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
fclp DanteO.
Males.

Males.
AN EDUCATED, capable gen;l man to
take orders Oh a lopular high-class s'rlai
cNperieilce not required saary and COM
nission paid on permanent siigaaement 70
conpet.nt worker. A. Is. TIN BROfCK,
10 University Place.
AGENIS.-Saiary or commisslon. Grelt
est Invention Of TIE age. New Patent
chemical Ink Erasins Pencil. Sells on
light. Works like magic: Arents maze
81, to s1a5 per week. Write MON kO Z
ERASER MIG. CO.. X 700. Ia Crosse
W.e
MEN % take ordsrs In every town ard
city no delivering good wages ray week.
iy; work year round. GLEN BROS,
aochestsr, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
Real estate.


LEAKY wooden laundry tubs repaired.
twenty cents each tub. MORRIsANIA
TUB WORKS, LIZ Washington-aVc.,
y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
Dressmdhinq.

Dressmdhln9
SEAL GARMENTS redycd, repaired.
rcilnod. altered aud. reToceled 70 new
shapes and latest style capes estimates o.
cost given. GRElG. l81 West INST.
SEAL sACQUES redyed. repaired OF
made Into fashionablc o, eap"s' - ySas; M1s
with Geo. Smith. London. 90" ''unthers
Sons. 6th-ave
THOROUGH DKFSsMAKER desire.
engagements by day or week. " or ou, OF
city highest references. Address miss
i. Box So2. Tribune Uptown Onloe, 1'242
Broadway.
ADvERTTsEMEN'rs AND sUBsCRIP-
uNE Will BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN orFICE, No La. Broadwan,
VERTisFMRSrs ut the following Branch
Cfnocs: 254D Eirhth- ave- 700 Third:ave.'
corner Forty scv nthtt 1o9 East f9r,y,,
seventh-st, corner Thiri-a,e. lsc East
ls5sh-st.. near Third ave-; GO Ihird'aI,eea I,ea
West Forty-second- 1872 COlnmhus-,Nc.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
Gonntrp Real Gstate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONrCLAIR.-Resl.
denee properties Of all descriptions Tor sue
and 10 let; furnished houses.
TUBES 4 TAYLOR. 5 Beexman.ss.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
Anrtion Sales of Real estate


DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE STOCK FARM
L On Wednesday, December IS, 1888 at 2 o'cloeS a.,
the premises; in Mercer County n. j., situated four
miles from Princeton Junction three miles from Hiehts
town and ten miles from Trenton containing 1oo scrs
In high state of cultivation eleven being in chest
nut timber The buildings large and well built
This is of the best farms in the county being
beautifully located srvi Is we'll worth the attention OF
those wishing 70 secure thoroughly good Also at
the same tine and place eight acres Of heavy white
and chestnut timber. To be sod by the OF the
estate Of w D. Jewell For further particulars address
L. T. ROBINS Dutch Neck. Mercer County ". j.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
FOR Gale.

A LADY WILL SELL her magnlnsen.
upright piano ard fancy case, inciuuihs
stool and scarf, for S1S original coss
$3.50 -four months ago. Inquire at the
private residence f27 Fast 111th.st.
! ARTISTIC GOLD CHAIRs.--ErIllian'
ing out. only 81 so: worth ~ so; also
musical chairs, rockers. divsns sacrihcih2'
$50 0th-ave., near 22d-st.
ATTEN1 ION. Sewing machines OF Al Al
kinds: new. SIS; good secondhand w
casn 6 nsorr or sredit; EXCHANGED, ren,sa' ="