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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16
BOWLERS MAKING RECORDS.
SCORES Is LAST WEEKS PLAY IN THE VARIOUS
TOURNAMENTS

Tn. more the winds howl end the colder the weather
outside the merry bovlers to enjoy ther
sport The interest the various tournaments Is as great
as ever and the cont, ALWAYS attract large crowds
The Rosedse team has taken thr lead In the American
National Tournament having date dozen Victories and
four defeats AtalaRta Monarch and orchard team,
second place with thirteen victories "1d i've
defeats each while tho Spartan Golden Rod cad Fidca
all tied for nth place. Yonkcrs brings up the
ic9r
In the Academy Tournament the Orchards lead. with
nine victories and three defeats The Independents
second and the Fidsas third. The NewYork Athletic
club team continues hold IN, l"od in the Athletic
League with seventeen victories ont Of twenty games
psyed. Tho Manhattan Athletic Club team has taken
.ocond place while the Ro.cvillc Athletic
third Ony the in tho different sections aud sub
divisions Of the American Amateur Bowling Union are
given. The records are follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16

Tho lowest average known I'm the second Drar
ter ard tho loves; but known In the third
quarter and also IN the fourth quarter. with ih"
lowest average ever known for the year. except
one mark the vear 1892 OF exceptional good
fortune Bn, II Is also worthy Of notice that the i'm
provomeni has not been confined To locality
thongh somewhat Nee ri the sonth than In other SOC
tions Thus in 1873 10 1877 the failures In New
York CITY rangh from % I'm 1000 IN 1874 10 81 In
l. 900 IN 1873 but in New York and Broollvn In 1890
there were only 81 IN 1000. The averar? liabilities
for zach failure ronced from S143 zoo In 1913 down
Il s37 800 IN 1877. hut in N"w-York and Bro1r'vn
we're ONLY SOL 600 In 1902 Tho following comparison
shows the same figures for some ~ the states:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16
AMERICAN AMATEUR BOWLING UNION.
GOOD SHOOTING OF THE It'll REGIMENT MEN

GOOD SHOOTING OF THE It'll REGIMENT MEN
Tho excellent scores which have characterized tho shoot
ing OF the 7ih Regiment Rifle Club matches this winter
,e,c maintained on Saturday evening when the bnlla'
ave match. prone was shot The conditions allowed t"o
,,es IN carb man ten shots each. bul'seyes only to
ount and the greatest number in any st1r to win o
tho forty.Gve concstont two made Ten dull seS'''
is,, score and four made nine bullscre-. while ti'
others all made crcditable records Lieutenant )
Cochran Of Company d. and Corporal H. H. f''eh oil
Comrany A. tied for first place There were TWO plz's
A. boh mad. clean score, the tic will have to bc shot
of oar taking the and the other the second prize
rnor Ftch won the badge for the best strings
I'm this match and the bulls-cyc match standing On
October 10 Corporal Fitch made six bull scye ana took
Second plaec I'm that match. Lieutenant G. \. Appleton
and Priyates J. d. Foot and T. f. Baker qualified a.
making scores OF Co. Go and % respectively
The following are the Of the ten LEAKING con
,o.t,nts. Lieutenant J. W. Cochran. Company ID ;. D.
: Z : J. : total. 10 bull seyes; Corporal f.. II
Fitch COMPANY A. D. D. > g. B. >. ), D. ,. 5-total. 10
Private A. steve. Company f. T. D. ). .. s. 5 J. 5. ).
total, o: Private II. Melville. Company Il. 3 >. ;. >
J. T. s. J. D. total. o; Sergeant c. L. Comfort. Company
f. ) ; 3 J. ), t. .. s. ;, total, . Private J. w.
IIastc,d Company G. D. 3. D. D. L. D. - D. 5-tota q:
Lieutenant A. T. Prcsslnger Company f. D. .. >. .. D..
g. T. j. A. 5-tota Private l.. lie Breton. g. >, I. >.
g. s. g. s. s. total, g; Private Il. OBacon. Company /.
8 e. s. g. s. T. 3. s. "a 5-totl 8 Private g. S STILES.
Company A. g. 5, 4. s. 5. g. T. ). 5. 5-total. g. The
scores OF the who qualified harpshooters were
as follows; Lieutenant c. A. Appleton Company l.
30 35-e5; Private J. D. Foot. Company F. 81. 1916
Private F. f. Baker. Company +. 80 $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16

1t appears that within the last twenty wears ih"rc
hns been some Improvement In the modes OF donH
business larger proportion being done for rash or
on short time. that the risbs Of commer'iaI nir
arc dlmIne hcd BIT II Is equally apDarcnt that even
among later veors Of sound and healthy hnSness nnn
general prospery. 1902 must he rcckon"d as scarcely
exceedcd in soundness Of trad" or In success o
results II grc"'"r I'm business nnncars her"
after under different natiorrl poncv whlic an W.
mai the latest o. the last thirty was IN mann
featuring production and IN volume q, trade me b,,,
IND In soundness OF trade nearly. II not quite. thr
-. -" W. VI. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16

New.Haven. Conn. Jan. 10 'SP'nhp.-lhe rs. III
,aobors for tho Yale Harvard debate ut Cambridge
,r.a,osdov night has been again changed. this time
enouv II IS now assured that the following men
win sreak. In the order named Mr.. Lamsen. Yale :
g.. yrooman. Harvard MIR. Donnelly. Yale Mr.. War
rcr Harvard: Mr.. Cummings. Yale. and Mr. Stone
Harvard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16

Captain James Barry are mentioned, and both have
many friends Conradc Newburgcr has been an ar
dent Grand Army man for many years, ana no Me
mortal Day parade would be complete Without m'u'
General Won Setback OF slenwehr POST VINO came ness
nm election last year. will not be candidate this
dina Cor GRAND marshal A severe accident has dis.
al the General so that he will be unable to Eouns
n horse for some time to come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16
In millions.

From these figures the following deductions are
made showing first the number Of failures In every
1000 firms doing business second, the average Of
liabilities to each failure third. the OF de-
faued liabilities to each firm In business. and fourth,
the average OF defaued liabilities 10 payments through
clearing houSes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16

AT the Installation Of the new officers OF James
Monroe Post. No. 607, for 1898 Past CommahoeF
David :. Brown given an elegant sohd soio We
A. r. badge studded with over hundred orlihShs'
The strap tank Is completely encrcled with di.mo
Pas, Junior Vice Department Commander {. Hun
Grant made the presentation speech. Comiade
Brown WAS completely taken BY surprise, something
which never happened 10 him IN thc prsehoe VI ''e
nIs:me cold naig. o. Damented with haicarat da-
monds was then presented TO Comiadc Giaht WIG
Tor the year has been CHIEF ala Oh the SIAN "
Past Commanderin-Chief Palmer
having glorious time nj It's installation, was T.p.
up NJ il, ceremony OF last Monday evening , hs
nv n, attributed in snail degree to the " hustiinS
nrocyitics of Past Commander Alexander Newourg.r'
who chairman of the committee i aiahs ne n
Installed rs Ohccrs since tie post was organizes,
again occupied his old station ana oa,ea a o wv,
GARRISON ana representatives from nsarn every p U,s
the city rc were e, present. Pre- aay with inc following eo
rades AZ stan Eckst in Cani'ld, Br;okwedel' vas.
Kenyon ana i her Somraac go s, pe lis s
led With is work The following the onisers for
1893 A. g. Demorest, commander Theodore /. YAM
derSrift senior voe-commandcr; ;'arrrtt ferdon,
iunior vice-cCmmander: f. Mariern adiniant usofse
j. Wenc. Quartermaster: Charles swarthou. sal eeon,
Job Woodruff. chaplain; Joseph H. Wood rncer of me
day: David sands officer 81 the guard Char,es W,
SID ar orennist. Letter, OF regret were read from
4 - Wei;,ert command in-ctiet: W. c. Weaver, past
rommander-inchei =. IL. Ululding past ailntant-
s;rreral ~ " Day. James y. Bel. A. IL NILS. 4; W.
MARSHALL Judge Van liOesrn. James Il. O'leirne
and many other-. tine collation. va. served In the
banquet rooms. S'r'ches Were hH.uc Nv Jop u.
J,dces ard Colonel FlCyd Garrison. \ representative
II each post called upon for i,marAa son.s and
IL was early I'm the morning when Department Busler
Bartlett sounded "lgh:s out
Reno Post. No. a.. Installed lis officers at the Lex
ington Avenue Opera House on Wednesday evening
In the presence OF 2 brilliant aniienc last nom-.
mander Philip 5. Bglin was the installing officer.
rs listed by an efficient staff. Captain Hugh 10 eman.
in behalf Of many friends and comrades. pes .nt-d
TO the retiring commander Charles fr!c'wcdel. fine
yold watch suitably irsrribed \ han"some sword
and belt were given to Junior Vice Commander Joseph
Hart and Conrsde Frank Bah was made the ~
cpient of a beautiful gold badge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16

Louis Fitzgerald. General A. J. Alaire Colonel John
-. Icvcsich, Colonel Edward Gon. Colonel Denis
De Courccy Superintendent OF Police Thomas Byrnes,
tx superintendent OF Police William Murray, Police Cap
tans Brognn. Grant and Crceden, Police Sergennts
Dem Chapman and Gaynor: VI. J. Reese. keeper OF
the City Hall: James Curran. william ii. Roberts,
captain John Coyle John Il. Hyde. formerly captain
Of the 9TH Massachusetts Battery Police Commissioner
Henry /. Hayden. OF Brooklyn; Captains Castles,
shaw, Brown, McCutcheon. McNamec ORourke.
O'Irien. and william Shaw, OF the Fire Department
William Regan, John Campbell JohI Fox. Samuel g..
ADAMS the well-lnOwn lawyer; Harry Borman Alder
man Jane, A. Cowic. Bernard f. Martin, Commissioner
OF Jurors: Andrew s. Englc. e. W. POwelsOn, william
r rarnham Charles A. Farniam, Warren III. Lewis,
russell Myers j. Harrison Mills, the artist; Captain
e. H. REYNOLDS. Augustus spence. OF Flatbsh: William
\. Thompson james Thompson ana John Il. Trainor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16

h nma Suryh Hugh L. Cole Charles Ridgway John
nunter, stephen Perkins George r. Mcclellan John
:. Hamilton, Marcellus Hartley and Henry F. Dimock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16

To Buffalo in eight hours and forty minutes by
Empire state Express ID New-York Central >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16

There are few soldiers Of the Army Of The Potomac
who do not know General Joshua l.. Chaml e lain.
and not one OF his old comrades of the Fifth Army
Corps but will hear with regret that he 1, again laid
M at his home No. 1Ol West seventy ifh ST.. suffer
inc from the consequences OF severe wounds received
I'm battle nearly twenty nine years ago. General
Chamberlain Is n native OF Maine. and entered tn
service In 1862 ii lieutenant colonel OF the 20th
Regiment OF Maine Volunteers The wounds from
which he suffers were received In front OF Petersburg
I'm the famous charge which he made Mt the head
Of his brigade on June Is. 1864. General Grant In
his Geographic report OF the battle 10 President Lin
colin recommended Colonel Chambsrlain's immedat"
promotion bTiGadier general. The n reside nj r.
piled instantly. ordering the appointment The cir
has frequently been referred 10 the Only
instance IN which General Grant promoted an officer
OH the field OF battle. General Chamb rlain returned
to Maine. having been mustered out with the rank
OF brcyet major general after the and devoted
himself to his profession OF the law lie was aS
successful as II lawyer as he had been a soldier.
and finally became Chief Justice OF the supreme
Court OF his State For several he has practise
In this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16

The annual election Of officers OF the New York
Memorial Committee which takes place the first
Monday evening In February Is beginning to excite
interest. Among the candidates talked OF for chairman
are Colonel David ; Brown. the present int umbent.
and General James r. OBeirnc. who was Colonel
Browns opponent year ago. Some OF the delegate
favor calling ex-Judge George NJ. Van lOesen Into
active service again Comrade Van Iioesen held the
place for three years. and was most able ana popu
lar officer For the important post Of Grand Mar
shall. Past Commander Alexander Newburger end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
Goumtrn propsrtn for Sale an' 90 tff'
A Country Place in The CatskII|s,
For Sale at a Bargain
no CLOSE An ESTATE.

MEREDITH in Delaware County. New.iork % I'm, mli'o
from Delhi county eat, from which IT., ,
so,nS , the CatSili- About 80 miles vest floE
x.labi~ .poi between it Hudson RIVER situated
diide between the head water. c am t"iy way
into one or hc OF these ryciS Ne higher h,isn,'
ob,truct the DrceHc, at Mre1n, no so,na,nt .,ruc
quarter from which they come uf an 5, for he
water and an elevation Of nearly Low ieet rom NV
level OF tle combine to mas ms mos MD. of a
f,r,"ing community OF than ordinary uriit, good
country invite travel to point OF interest oil easy
about the pc ,antcst spot this vicinity, the late
or. ann ~ 10 acre commenced the erection
OF delightful couaty residence" with the Intention OF
lie i've 70 nnih T. me- inpioyemeHts c@n'l
Of an mcleod ana rnsc heat T. eyefy room
nys or hot and cold aud ga,, bath and sanitary
aha uaDtity OF lumber i o. ground ior
inside fnish in natural wood. The stable. Originally
was stopped st just half Il, e 9Th and can retdly ~
Vicinity. ,...,,oc Oh. firm 81,
If not previously dpsdi o VIII ge @Iv''d al ''O
'a1 o ir,hSr ,ormatlon add =, TIN NEwJER.EY
Trust AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO.. lNecutorS' ''ma'''
/ Nrw.York on the Pennsylvania II. T.. on account
o, owner leaving town thu model hou-" Of professor f,
running f,om rnlon.st through To Iaston,ve ni9h;
Sc,hy ground ~"eI a p., s-bc.os .h.at6cd
walls hard wood noor~ Throughout. oertt' Hgh'- ga
iram nr on hol.o main Durham wrought iron -cv"rng'
system cost and trap. open fireplace, on ~
Kitchen aumb,Taitcr o.. ra-or hal. reception room.
dining room. library kithen risht bedroom. ',", r
ample co.c- and panrc. rs p,I.. a9Isr a,Inan
cene"t -ra"d CHA, gnarf III. nil.
tx from depot most sorlhr pop,rty 90 81 2ea :,
IoTTI y - Church IT. Nrv-lifun-"i'A. y. j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

~. Y. &. & H. H. RR Co. Le,>eeD
Trains lowe West i2t-,t. station NewYork. as fol.
$3.50 4. M.-Daly for Newburg. Kingston. Albany
daily except sunday, west of Cocyman Jc.
,:15 4. M.-Daily for Albany. except Sundly. Montreal
9:3O 4. M-Daly for Altany. Ttica Syracuse Roches-
ter. Euralo. Nacara Falls. Detroit Chic lgo; except
Srfudiv Tor Toronto.
1l:35 \. M.-Daily, except Sunday for Albany and
lea.
1000 y. N-Daiy. except SUNDAY. for Albany.
JI5 - N.nailV Albany Montr, al Utica. Syracuse,
Ko,hest"r. Hunao, Niagara Falls, Toronto. Detroit
Chicago st Louis
6;3O T.. W. DAILY. ",ccut sunday. for Newburg. Al.
bany. Satatoga and Montreal.
Si1J =. VI. Dh,. fr Albany Utica syracuse Rochcs-
t'r. Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit, Chicago.
~. Louis.
WANEESTRAw Loo AIS rs .s:i5 p. NJ.
NtWHl EG LOCALS 20, 'l0l5 A. NJ, L Is, 80.
= 81 q 30. II - T.. VI.
Sleeping Tor Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De
trot thicaco all through trains.
Duly For tickets, Timetables. p,rlor and sleeping
accommodate ON. information apply Offices Book
lYn. .t.f Wa-hn- ton--t.. 80 Fuonst. Annex ON -
foot 81 Fulion.st. NcwYork CITY, 21l III. 3G3 7s5
So Boadway. li3 Howery, 81 East llth.st, SO West
l2Jth->t., aud 1t stations
{. T.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
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NEW.YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWA

80. ~ - Ll.NNF WtNl t-iNI
S;S0 H. VI. - minutes rirl'r from The foot Of Frank
lin-otl Tor Mlddlctown Eoomingburgh. Port Jervi,.
Monticello NJ mtardar. Pittsburgh Lihcr'v Livingston
Manor Hancock Carbonate. scranton Walton. Delhi.
Sidrcr. Norwich. FdmoSon lrci Rome. Oneida, O>wogo
BID i. NJ. Campbell I1li. Lake Mohonk and Mime
wash1. Wallail VALLEY stations Mddciown blooming.
burh Chenille. Fa,i,bureE lIurlcyville, Liberty Liz.
boston Manor.
1900 =. NJ. Middlctown. Fallshurgh. Liberty. Living.
Manor. kockllnd. Wioa. sidney Norwich onnit,.
O@wcco Re-, hester. Niagara Falls Detroit Chicag, ard
Wet Pullman ~lecpcrs; reclining chair free to
Suslensicn Bridge.
Daily: an o.ncr trains caiy except Sunday.
Pullman drawing scits and slccplng.car bcr his
obtained AZ 3a3 Broadway, New NorS.
j. G. ANDERSON. g. A.. 80 Bcycr.St. Ncw.York
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REAL ESTATE.
DrSIyESS Ar TIE EXCHANGES.

New.YOrk SATURDAY, FEB. 2S From
realized a. tne The Meek ending
with today was s5o2o55.
For the present week. ending with & =, he held
4 the following auction sales are announced W o' "''N
at the Real Estate Exchanges
TO-DAY CMONDAY). FEBRUARY 2''
Foreclosure sale. lot 25uoo and 0;',ory nat ,to6 10
lS East Sl, Sau:e NJ + % e 5th ass e
Au e w ,ss ,sd l. 500 Of
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IS.
Auction sale ot, 2jAlOO each. on lnwood,ave Juie
ga Ward ,s We, io' ssS. iH'9' ana ia5
o s%s cnS as. .5x Ts'' i 3atR
2; 20 r .ai Of A~ plot az iand ,Si
rs % Cr.sona,e. 30 Il u OF ls2l:s!; ct l9'oA
soil and ssory dacns 80 = nS woi TX
4$5 gS. Of lana % S,SfoOi'- o SH
2 Sgs aa dSe nSGte So ss West s
~ Il h.i II 5' NS ol .a slo ics ngo@"r
Of A asa oiv 5 %iIss 30. 75l and
SS sn,,,e Thr : 75j Of 5l.s Auction
Oacn o,y TS Ss: ~ lso q = %af S
Place Y; + Of 2q MSng No 5C5 Fat th.
st. $ 1856 Of Avenue Gt 32oS 20, aga and
house s. 7Os adjoining aeoye ioS' Ics n Of
Avenue g. Assignee and rse, sale c%;,2 S,5 ,i
S3 SaG ssyo and ' o Gqdn6 and Ss Similar
smq a. ~ Vest 55h.s Is It Of Gaaye
Execor's ale lot s tS.ayc A0'''
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
Trustees sale: lots 3sOry houses NOS 2o4 anG
FOG Flankn.ave :. Of IndiiaNe f.ccu'gp H ,o5
lots i6sXicC each and 2toy houses NJ; 81? ana o, io
IIalscy-st > = Of StuyNcsanta\e. tAt NO ~ "
way) .D,.r.,,v u,vcu
Auction sale: ] lot. 95NO0.5, and 3-story DuHDint'
No ai@ Wet isth.t 200 # " OF Wh-aNc; lot' -.
100 II each n , East 0Jth-st. 30 ~ " OF Pafk'aN. ~
10 50 Ibertv-stD Force osurc sale IortIol OF 'o
oixlOOj and 7-.tofy building, NO IS Wet ','h ~,
40 II OF Gthavc; lot "a l1A"4J ana o-s,oA at
on Convcntay, II v corner 4ith--t lots. 2uNi . cacE
s,ull.r house No 40 West 1ithSt' 30 ~ e Va
Ieth.ave lot 20.lONl032. ana story spaI W.
30 l1i East sl->t. 21j3 II OF shaw IoV 80
Mo- and 3.,tory dwelling NO l,22l Pafk'ave' corner
e;th.,t; | lot. 2jNlO2, tarr.aNe - IL u OF taIi
Partition sale lot 25NlOO aud 1-story DuiuIt,
i5- Sfanton-.t - # OF Sunok'st 10y .tA'U
and similar building, No la Iudow->t. g = To- IL 81
story dwelling no . 81 Marks Place, n 5, liO II OF
3dave AT NO III Rroadway0
THURSDAY. MARCH =.
Auction sale lot 2oNloO.5 and 4story house No 10
Fast 69h-st. 2Oj It IarkaNc AT no. - LloeIt-
81 Foreclosure sale lot. 17N1022 and istory dwell
II no 100 S3d-st 5. 206 II " Colunbus-a'ei
/ IT. sOAGj 4.story building, No LII dave :,
30 n 53th.,t lot lGNlOO lNl5GNrrguar and 5-storY
dwelling No - West 123f-st. 1919 g Of u
ave Partition sale. lot, 30Nl2O. Grovr.st 400 ~
Wayerlcy Place lot, .OXl2O, adjoining above lNo
" FRIDAY. MARCH 3.
Foreclosure sale, j plot Of land, i0xloo and osory
store, 40, $40 and 54f Broadway. 1913 II spring
4 lot 29XiSJN59. YAirIc guar, and O-Si"i OuInhks'
So 3o3 Chcrry-st, corner mo 7 and o. Pehan'st'
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rrcoRnrn M0RTGAGrs.

AecrI PasQualc and wife 70 ,ro5sr ,.d,,g nE'" ..
IIIth--t. e. 81 2t-aF". ] wear > Npi l-'., -
uv'v.- Ih.uo a. aud Wlfr. 90 Au"ri' an ,NI't
Go. Y y No- Go ana g last li2,n.',' H.,ui 0'
R.,,io,n U,nfy and another u Iii' 'uiri'I'
and Trust co. Boulevard. II g corner "'tiN'
,,,rg, Emil H. AMI Wiz. - thc I'D Ward CO.
u.r,,lN. Pullfiug and Loan AssO iaiioh.
lGsd.st e ol touTilaudtafe .,..-- g. .,..-
hudson Cha,le, g. aud VII T. John J O'AF' ,
a, 'W..t ind-aNe.. - Of I'll -, year -..-,
I.lonr John aud VIE. to Iitlc "uaranbr 'hn
trust 90. II 5 4eth.-t. g Of 'rl-9tr. =" year
to,. E,bcrt X Ia tlhrrt tranGaH ~ a. ID = .
7ith.-t " Of Columbg-.aye. - mor,saf's. 1''u' d
poiiSns Albert j.. and wife ." J"hi Ho'-
i'"n".'' ,,,Lu,..f . Of King,bridsc Road. year,
Sml,h. samuel " Is. t, i>'"iN ia n ~ -
D0wninc-st year ..-..-..-. , - .
e.,,rc ~ George l. Hyatt. same olcfy, year,
Tam,.n Edward J. u Lucy i ~, nam aas , ann
William A-tor. ) years 49,, .,.,,,c,
-G,h f., " ~ Co'umhu,aNc. yea ..----:.--;.
Vets 80 ONION. Harris Sh'dlihshy. 80 a.
a, rift..i = of Deancrr--'. year,
young John. u ANY i lla!l"ck' l4'thN'
~ ioth.avr dem: nd ......-.....-.. ,..
z,,no,t D,s,ard Is t. simon Herman, llSth'
4 W NJ 4th.aye. ycar'.-..-- ----''''-'''''
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Mem Dnblilatlons.

twentieth Edition. post PAID for 25c. or stamps. ~,
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why ii I alls On
i Turns GRAY, and Remedy BY Prof. iiAhLhf
PARKER A. NJ. LONG & CO., lob Arch ST.. fhla. ia
livery ore should cad THO little book
th M -VOLTAIRES Romanccs, liuckle-
~ l.UO berry Finn, TaneS English In Lat 5a rtIr
fertilization PRATT l5j Gth-ave. MAILED Promptly
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legal Notlles.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEy

IN TIL SUPREME COURT OF NEW
s Ssae ST. d M yGi' IN }I e Sew onS s
s%:n dcra'sd x. %s1 to the mat 9
creditors and oth,I persons having ANY, claim.
deceased p.9c dei a. srTs ralE, Par ANITA
day OF DcccmLer 1S9i are hceby required to send in
~ paS3rS IF t9er s%s to Soo +
stcet sydney in the Colony OF New south Wales, thc
sesrc Of the n h n d5 asc Of sF s4
which date the said COMPANY VII proSseed to dstrnut
the haSnr rsrsd to the cans Of which they
en ,h naN @G.c- G any 'H pa ' % db% G
person Of Whose claim hcy shall n"t have had MOTTO at
day day o Of De S A. D 1892 Perpetual
COMPANY IETHTR !. MAcKENzIE: Manass s1,
yo Go9 soaS w 81 the ZEN " eaus s ss Spra an
i called to the above notice. The estatc Of the a,c
parties having claims upon the same are now residing
IN cc %S& Of LndoGeTy Ireland on ' The 10Th Of
No,eber 1910 and l u hG%S TScn ABOUT co @5sfecn
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT County Of
1S a 0a be h. had a re s SSSfr s w hnse
smith and Emec Smith his wfe and SAMUEL ~ b. Ho
action and serve copy Of your answer the PLAN
summons @SSlusSe Of the day Of service; and in case Of
gSa TaS Sy no
~ ALEX. THAN.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
New.York City.
To Charles Butts and his wife Teresa ISABELLA Butts
William NJ. Smith and Fmelic smith, his VIC ,,,.-
The foregoing summons j. served upon YOU by puDhca
ton pursuant order Of Hon. Willard Bartlett one OF
the Justices Of tho supreme Court Of the stat" OF New
York dated the 10th day Of February. 1898 and ned with
the complaint the Office Of the Clerk Of the County OF
Kings at Brooklyn. in the state OF New-fork.
Dated New-York. February 10. 1893
ALEX. THAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
New.York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
New York & Boston,
Pullman Limited
Ncw.York d Northern Railway
Ncw.YOrk 4 New.England Railroad

=, ,on,ec,o, with Manhattan Elevated Railway solid tsh
q PULLMAN SLEEPER PASSENGER. and BAGGAGE
CARS leave l5jth ST. terminus 9Th and 9Th Ave- EleVeNt
daily Including vdays At IL 80 r. NJ. arriving y
Boston foo, sumnAs ST., a. 40 A NJ. sAssss. enesA
$500 ~ Y v q Y stations SO ST., near stA Ave-, ae
i55th st. and sth Ave.
The Transfer COMPANY will call fer ana cnses
baggage 70 destination from hotels OF feseehse - 49,
part Of the city upon application TO any Of 9'f 'A
Offices In New-York or Brooklyn.
EXPRESS TRAIN on SIXTH AVE IL
leaving South Ferry a, 10 81 p. NJ connects Win uis
train For running: time see Tine Tables
PRINCIPAL TICKET OFFICES IN NE"'honn
CITY: Arcade News Rooms. Il Broadway aha W.
I,rsdvay where Pullman reservation can be ootsinee
secpor. amen for accommodation Of psssengeis zoe sas
before leaving time Of train.
X. h. VKEELAND. L. n. ALLEN
Cen. Manager Gen. Psss'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
Drou osals.

4 RNlY BUILDING, Whitehall street. New
n York City, February 22d 1898 Sealed proposal od IN
March 9Th 1893 aid then opened FOR furnishing all labor
and material making fcIaif 10 III" Ferry
hou.e Island Landing, New York civ. y y
in accordance with instruction. and Npelhra'iont fnr
application to above address. IN" ''ONeih-
nent receives right II reject any or al proposals
Envelope, containing proposal . be marked IinP'>,r
house and addressed 70 AS NJ
MOORE. Qudrtcru a>ter-t i"neial. L. =. Army