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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-04
REAL ESTATE.
Rr-STNESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The weak undertone in the auction market was
again apparent yesterday. when the great bulk OF
tho nronerty offered was either bought by the par
TICS at interest or bid in for the account OF inc
owners The great Margenthau SALE "hch ''on
Mace at the Liberty Street Exchange on May 20
1891 was recalled by the offerings or lots III o"e-
odand-seventv-ninth and One-hundred-and
ni~btie,b sis which were parts Of that tract
peter F. Meyer offered fifteen yaluape 9tS ID
hundred -seyenty-ninth fonrtb sts The
corner Of Observation-Disclosures y-fourth-st anu
Kingsbridge Road &2xoS' sold To- 1ats were
bid in for account of the owners The same aur
toners offered No. IA Goerck-st, WG i Or;
brick binding and frame stable, on Iuli ~
David clark was the buyer for $500 Bryan -;
Kennedy offered. under foreclosure noe 10 , orr,
iee y, One-nrn1re -and-s acOndst, TWO lour-SoI
Stone fats on lots 20xl00 each No. l62 sold TO ~.
BcIver for $500 and No. l66 to the plainti I lCr
az rhrI.,ve 4 twO-stOry frame buhdlhg' o"
Iot 2ey100 II brought S23jcO from G. r. Gregor y.
story brick store bui'dinsi on i p.ace and Worth,
the northwest corner OF Nilsson PaGe the pain
b. P ngraham < Co. offered under orsco Sr,c
~. ~, hl ., a lot 9oxiN Coudert Brothers were the
buyers for $2oioO The auetionesrs 4mered
lot o-yq7 I'm EralhUrst-aVe., south OF OHei on 90
anddfty-flfth-st It sold to John Ruck for s-9og 3
10 ~ East Seventyninth-st nve-story pfiIn
M Gn POI et FSi Scey. ' for $1,000
II the Liberty street Exchange. +. v Harnett
& Co offered Nos % ana - 'p'uIi
Rroomc and Delaney SITS. a three-story pr .nra
building lot 95xl00. Manie.baum LEVINE "ei'
the buyers for 5000. . -. ,,.ota sad
Isidor Burns and \. g. Mcknight nave purcInasesI
the three unfinished four-story bro"ns,o,e q,
ings axi029 feet Nos a to 81 West Eineteenth-st.
FREDERICK Gaatin has purchased of the Mhiimore
,statc AZ $500 the four-sory br9wnst9Ine w W
ing 2lxl33 80 East Fifty hrouns.one
McVickar has bought the four,story 1WnS'9 f
dwelling Ol0x9s9 No. West Thrty-nin1" ~ ,S
10000 Horace s Ely & Co. have s9h , d9' IN, ~
James r. Parish estate the lot -1Nlp No. lV' i''S'
Thirty-nnth-st.. for N0rW -. or,,,a Of
Charles Griffith Moses has sold Tor the esta.e I ~
Thomas Faye two lots, 25xo0 each. on the easie.y
side IF 81 Nicholas Place. lI5 feet 4outn 81 nX
ccntr, line Of One-hundred -hfty-thrd IN
tended to F. = Bristol at $1,000; also TO Charig ares
Soogsmith a tract of land at Green Farms ." pr
fNrms.
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ITTERARY NOTES.

The large body OF literature attributed TO Paracol-
sus. will be included in unabridged form. and in
English in two volumes, 10 b. brought ont IN
London. They will bear the title "rhe Hermctlc
and Achemical Writings Of Peracesus." The text
from which the translation has been made Is that
Of the Geneva folio Of 1913 in Latin.
worth It's Weight in Gold' IS said 70 be an IN
adequate expression when applied to a copy Of tho
first edition Of Walton's complete Angler" The
amount Of gold its value represents in England
would outweigh many copies.
In the bits Of criticism from Mr. Lowels's MSS
which published for the first time in the May
Century" find these sentences style and
manner: 81 know very well what the charm Of
words Is. | know very well that our nerves Of
sensation adapt themselves. the wood OF the vo-
lin is said to do to certain modulations that we
receive them with reader sympathy at every
repetition. This is part OF the charm Of the
classics. We pleased with things in Horace
which should not find especially enlivening IN
MIR Topper. Cowper. in one Of his letters after
turning n clever sentence. says, There II that had
been written in Latin seventeen centuries ago by
Mr. Flaccus. you would have thought II rather
neat How fully any particular rhythm gets pos
session OF MS car convince ourselves by our
dissatisfaction with cny emendaton made by n con-
temporary poet in his verses. Posterity NAV thIn,
he has improved them. but Jared by anv
change in the old tune. Even without any habtuaI
power our fancy in mere words. In verse al
most every ear Is caught with the sweetness of
ALTERATION. remember line I'm Thomson's CastIe
OF Incidence which owes much OF its fascination
to three ms. where he speaks OF the Hebrid Isles
Far placed amid the melancholy main
I remember passage in Prchard's Races of Man.
which had for me all the moving quality OF a poen,
1t was something about the Arctic regions and
could never read II without the same thrill ~
Prichard certainly far from being an jnsnirod
inspiring author. yet there was something IN
those words or in their collocation that affected
me as only genius can. 1t was probably some dIrnIv
felt association. something like that strange novor
there is in certain odors, which in themselves tha
most evanescent and mpalpable OF all impressions
the senses. have yet wondrous magic in re
calling and making present to some forgotten
experience
Setting aside then. all charms Of association
all the influence TO which we unconsciously sub
jected by melody by harmony by the mere
sound OF words. may say that style is dis
tinguished from manner by the authors power OF
projecting his own emotion into what he writes
The stylist is occupied with the impression which
certain things have made upon him: the mannerst
is wholly concerned with the impression he shall
make on others"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-04
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aud George u. to- New-York Security ami Tris;
gG lI Ha anS a" "Sr ' to ' Waea james ~
lot 1870, map estate Clas.n. / year..........
h run, a. ' 10, ws Siss ' Guarantee an"
Beery. Emma r. TO- Harriet l. Van Benhuyscn.
Same IN to Helen iirash - West ia;l-s ) Years.
H2edScl W ian ana " | I, t. JSGso ter
Same To- same. ifNth-st. n corner u 50 Ncholas-
same to same. iioth-st. corner Of st Nicholas
tTo,yo Elar.nc II. ana vie To- Braincrl Quarry 90
Co., lOlst-si s. - It ~ MadiSon-ave l year. .
Same to salomon Marx. lolst-st. s. ~. 100 and
Same to samuel unterneyer. same property
mortgages, Years ...... .............. -
' s.. 100 4 q Madison-ay.. year. .D,'..'
Bcrliner. Lyman. 70 Thomns II Bauchl eii De -.
ca i' John NJ to + il Lord executor i52i-st. "
Davdowiiz. Jacob, and wife to Samuel Weiss.
8ds'. % 4 W Of c LcMiss, years 81
S3 East M i2S,s' to yJ"F narr,; and ooob.r
SAM TO- trustees for Peter starr $40 East ost-
rs s Mary % Emisrani Industrial Savings -
Bank to2 Wes i, st ST. year 1Io.: ,
325 and a?i Greenwish-sti ! year,;;;..:...... %
Fissn pG OF hSsnus H"S1 NFo'' S'n'
Carson. barbara. to Leon Cohen ana another.
Grady. Mary f. to EEigrant Industrial Savings
Bank. 3ath-st. = ?75 4 OF ath-eye year. 3
rok-st insialments, - 2
Goodrich, John 4, 10 ~ I stewart, No isl 9th
ave. mortgages, years ..,.................. co
Harris Jacob G. and another to N Bowers.
executor 2d-aye. x corner olst-st. years. 10
Iandwerk Joseph. 20 Harlem Savings Bank
ii2th-st. $ = 40 II W 81 3d-ave. vear........ 4
IIessels George TO Ambrose Ely 99th-st. n y
2I5 n . ~ Coumbus-ave. year.............. Is.
Hand Nathan II. To w X Post. Park-ave, g.
AG.il n Of 6ith-st. years. ................. L.
Same r II Post. Parkave. W =. 73.j II OF
Iudson. Edward. and wife To David Elan seth
st. n .. 400 II W OF Amsterdam-ave. l year. g.
Kirkham. Frances J. TO J Middlebrook. No SO
Oliver-st. years OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. O.
Kwint. Abraham and wife to Fanny Fricdland,
No iO2 Madson-st years. Observation-Disclosures. g.
Kavanagh william J. and another to Blrkbeck
Investment. Saving and Loan Co. Oakland
Place. s. l2i II Of Prospective. install
=
Kurtz. Julius. and another TO Louisa SchweGcr.
No 1915 West 0Ith-st. | year. ................. H.
Kaliski. Gustav and wife 10 Seigfried EOwn. No
go Divsion-st years. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4
Heating. Edward r. TO William Walker 81 al.
Nos t4G TO $50 Water-st. and No 1s3 Cherry
OF, years. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-04
NrrREME cnrKT- rrIal dcsIrcd In Oman.

70 l'NtME tol il lrldl desired IN bh"n-
y dasa county Nen-Yorh Jacob A. Nottingham and
Maurice a. Ga'es as Che executors " 'h~ Last VII aal
as"n'i i''', 'ignf. "',rErr, y 't"n.'. 'h"Tles p
rIou. Jsy iansins 'rn,c HToA : rr2usc j ,, =
H. ,H,r W.ar ~ 1lc , M"f2.rt .'s-" fr
,.,,i,c',rS ,rin,n ci,ri,s i,rte I'M 4: i'cr,r
onh"~h - Vincent De Paurs socl"'y. ST. Marys CON
Hospital Syracuse Youne Mons Christian A'.ocmHan
.u-r o. ie 'S'''3 ~ ii.l,. ~" H''t Sn'r.
sbrnlrrp XII, Gs,crs Mar, ,tou." All John : Cr,v
'nm, 4'."na' i!an,om j. TINE as rN'nor = The last
c.sc ,harics b. Crois, i'hn u c@,n.e Giar Gr,use
l,rilou kn'c Brown Ie~le Gcorgc W. Adams. ir
smith raur, lia'rh Ernest T. Aa.1d,. Dolores T. M,r
m'9r War ~,5 J"9 TlaRc E''Ge ar "I y
Fanny J.. Miish. Maria Van Ii.u'cn. Jam \ Dlchcr-
punham valentino runhnn. seward Drie-nach Jome.s
1870 t'Gs'H v nr' n ri I a., ,rt,'''Ir
> Whcr%is~ Known as m" Iiousc %; Iroytience ana
s 2',h $ Wrstbr'E. iI,nry y Ror., E,,ln Hen
re,tn Kostcriz ,othcrvlsr known as Eula Henrietta
Wllgon poro'hca Eisar'a Cr'ns" ''thcrwis" known
Catharine s. Wheeler. G"nc,cyc Roberts Robins seward
r,.,stcd I.n,inia g. Williams Frances ]. Fi.ke Park.
hunt. Caroline Roberts Banks Clarence H. Roberts.
R"frr,4 Da"ici r Roberts Arthur 3 n,6,rs Anna In
Mary an" White liaraa Hal~cy White susan J. Witt
Clark. Mary r. shanks Clark. Issacher r shanks. jr.
d iS' e. clay panlc q hiams = r. nevlH 9 '' K
deceased the descendants heirs At law. ncvt Of kin.
lcra-,s d,s"cs assgners and personal representatives.
Of the sald Anscl WHIT. f. ~ a1y, Whose scyoral
names are unknown % the plaintiffs defendants To tho
-namcN defendants: You arc h"fchy summoned -
answer the complaint this action ami a copy
~ the painfns attorney. within
avt nff.r the service II this sunmc.s exclusive
OF and IN 90 failure appear
answer Judgment viii Doe taken against by
for the relief demanded IN the complaint Dated March
l7th 1894. GEO. X. COOK.
plaintiffs Attorney. office and posofice address. 10
Wlctnc block Syracuse NeN-lork.
10 seward Crouse Charles Ihnncy Harry Breasted.
Fdith T. Ilraprd IavinR e. Williams. Frances ].
Fi.i.. Parlhurst Caroline Roberts Banks.
roho-ts Albert e. Roberts benjamin r Roberts En-
mon Roberts. Daniel r Roberts Arthur f.. Roberts
Anna Iu Won Bachclc Iiasey u. q. White Il.
IlowIin y II. Bowlin. Henri, g. White. Mary Ann White
uar,lln TIalscy White Susan J. White Clark Mary f.
sh,nkr CLARK Tssacher +. Shanks r.. Thomas White
John H. White Robert ". Pay. Oliver g. Clay Daniel
ADAMS Ansr White r.. n the said Ansel White lr
4. deccn s.l the descendants. heirs at law. kin
iecaces dev secs as-gnccs personal representatives
~ the said Ansc White f.. ~ anyl WHOSE several
summons Is upon YOU by publication pursuant
an order Hon. Irving c. Nann ~ the Justices
supreme Court OF the STATE OF New York. dated
the I4h day April. 1885, and filed with the complaint
of the clerk 81 Ononlaga County. NewYork
al Syrncuse onondaga County New-York
GEO. r. COOK.
Plaintiffs Aitorncy Office and postofce address 10
Wi-tlng Block. syracuse. n Y.
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entber5.

A EXTTE:ENDED TEACHER ~ fhe rion,f,rfe sing
~ irg ana German. N,lI give l.s 90 I.fufn f,-
beard 30 the country s. h4o private
family. references Address "Mi Sl'IAN.' 1904 80.
l2f2 Broadway.
A Mrr1cAH AHD rOEElG% TEACHERS AGESCY
~ 'uppli-- Profe',ors Teachers Tuto-r. GoveFnsn.A
10 College- Schoold and Families Aopiy
NJ NJ. J. YOUNG FULTON % Union square.
CTNCY Miriam Coyrere supple. tutors. p-o'-,'or,
"A etc. in all dep.s recommends
$50 oth-avs Book Hdlnz. 10th
V,l-TOR = EVERETT STONE IS r.. 5Cl srfi-AVE
i "A specialist tutoring f.r college examinations
Forty students cached for ts. alNn" .n -ls years.
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Furnished 6onses 90 frt-Countrn.


rpo LET IN LYME CONN a large. very Old Colon.3s'
L house modern cottage both Handsomely
comfortable convenient: delightfully."- situated WIN 80
and Views. bathing, the Plepont
BROOKLYN Institute summer School Of AT; also ,s,T
houses and lands 10 let and FOR Apply 70 lI1S
LIPS & WELLS. Tribune Building. +. T. SALLY
BURY. New Haven. Conn.
n, LET.-In Bristol. r. l.. Tor the summer tN t,S
room furnished house, gas. bowling alley, uaIH 49,,
Ing AMI batning JACOB : MARTIN
' $3.50 Box isT Providence. X l.
Won WILL BE SURPRISED To FIND what a '9'S ,
fortahly furnished and del ghtfully located
can part OF Babylon / L. Tor w 80
ing season for $500: there onli three W
cottages left photographs may b" and ul
ton either Of Offices. lEkE J'hNs.,,'
r. I.berty-st.. New York. and l>9 MontasueT'~'
Brooklyn.
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Gounirp prcpcrtp for Sale ano 20 Lei

ID edmond HILL. l.. I.-SENERAL PRElll SSoo,sI,
Ia TRY places fine shade trees lawns etc. LII
located near station postoices churches and GUY ~
fine new modern cottages let at moderate rates
will be sold terms. The prettest. most se'ec" ~
most thriving suburb OF New York. - =, e....,
AIRICK II. MAN, SO Wal, street
JOEL FOWLER Richmond HIL
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~. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
iucania MAY D. go q" m i.ucanla. juno .. p.
Imhra. May IL. II 30 lmhria. June .. 10 n. m
ampania May 10. $50 A. M Camfania. June 10 p.
EtruTa.. Nav &c q 20 o.. fua.... IIne -. u. m
From Pier 80. Nofth River. foot - Cllrksln-st.
Cabin passoge. $50 and upward Second cabin $40 SIS
$50. according - accoinnl I1aons
Storage tickcte - and from aN parts ~ Europe At
very low r1tef. For freight ana passage apply
Conpanys Office. ~. Bowling Grccn. New York
VERNON II. BROWN X CO.. General Agrnta
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is illustrated with many figures in the text ana
a number of plates most Of which are colored.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-04
1TIIE People OF THE STATE OF NEW.

/ YORK all persons Interested In the estate II
james Dixon assigned to Ralph Earl Prime. IT, the
benent ~ creditors. send greeting;
each NJ are hereby cited and required
sonally be and at Special Term Of rurt
~ Common the city and county Of Nev-Yorf
on the 18th day Of May 1914. O'Clock M there
and then why final settlement the a-
Ralph Earl Prime. r.. assignee Of above
James DIXON insolvent debtor. should be and n
cause shown. then attend the final
OF the assignees accounts.
In Testimony whereof. have hereunio caused
u said Court ~ Common Pleas for the city
IL. 81 and County ~ NewYork, to he her"unto
witness Hon. Joseph F. DAILY. chief Justice OF the
said court this Eth day OF April 1894
ALFRED NAGSTAFF. Clerk.
r. F. and a. J. PRIME & BURNS.
Attorneys FOR Assignee.
once and Postofice address, y Warburton-ave
City OF Yonkers. N. 7.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Britannia May o. $40 a. m BIitannir June O. 100
majestic. May 1850 j. IN 'MnJcstlc. June b. D. m
German!c. May - a. ~. Iclnanic. June u. ~.
'Ieutonc. May 30 p. 'Tcutouic.
PROM White star Dock foot West lOth-st.
no COTTON CARRIED ~ PASSENGER STEAMERS
saloon rates. $50 upward according steamer and To-
cation Of berth second cabin these steamers $40 AMI
s45. Steeragc from tho Old country So No 20
broadway New-York Philadelphia oricc IO6 walnut ST.
II. MAITLAND KFRSEY AGENT
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWA
intendcl stcamsh IN sallinrs from Vnn

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
intended steamship sailinEs from Vancouver
TO JAPAM AND GG1DNAo
EMPRESS OF CHINA. May H. July 10 SEN, II
EMpKEsS OF INDIA June 4. August g. oct IL
EMPRESS OF JAPAN. June %. August p Nov 10
TO HONOLULU, FIJl AND AUSTRALIA
WAkRIMoo. May To- ARAwA Juno 10
freight rates only 80 Wal-st.. ~ x. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-04
Gopntrn l)ropcrtn 90 Get.

EoR RENT. AT WASHINGTON, CoNN.-ioo . 80
i elevation above sea, whore malaria ana arh
are unknown and in most picturesque countis' =, "A
excellent roads. a completely furnished cot'ase "a 10
rooms with all modern improvements, the mouse .nd
rotsd within nye minutes walk OF village green ~
postofice and within the grounds Is stable VIZ ,.nap
conlmodations for four horses For further par,,0
inquire OF +. X. ROSSlTER. No. a LL6ertyst.: =.
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Dantln9 Atn0emies.

a. go r WALTER lately -eturn.i from Europ.
NJ Classes ard private L~ssons In Society Dances daily
I2G Columbus S0th snc Sis. ctr
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ANCHO LIN f..
"A UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
l. OR G. l. a G. " VIA 10 y q y Dr n n Y
From Pier -. y. L.. 100, Of West .ith-si " -
Furnessa May D. p. IN Circassla @. MAY 10 4 u m
Ethiopia. June =. T. fugnessia June o. 10 a n,
Cabin Passage. So and upward.
CITY OF ROME saturday, May &c Ture 10
Cabin. $50 ard upward Second cabin $50
Steeraee. outward. s23. Prepaid So
CABIN EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
For drafts tours and other Information apniv IN
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green New yor,s
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Ocean Steamers.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. GO
NEW-YORK. SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.

FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
cabin so and upward II cabin $50 and $50 -
Saale . Sat. May =. l. NJ. Lain Tues. MAY .. y W
Irlve Tues MAY : A. Hazel. Tues, May 20. noon
Elbc Sal. MAY Y, II A. ~ Saale sat June ? a. NJ
AIer. sat. May 49, \. NJ. Ebe. sat. June !? a H.
MEDITEREANEAN SERVICE.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .
Fu'ia. May T.. 10 \. NJ WTra.... July ,. 4 T. NJ
May -. 4. NJ fulla ....July 81. 10 n NJ
Werra. June >. . A. ". lWcrra..... AUG H. noon
Fulda. June 1G A. N lFullt. Aug. -. noon
cabin rates from $50 upward.
trIRICIS & - Bowling Green
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DIED ID" LINE or STEAMSHIPS.

Ia FOR IA GTANRA. PUERTO CkBEfLo ctKA-
go ANn MtEACNirO VIA CURACAO.
FROM rlEHHETDNT STORES rROpkLNN
NENrXf IA ......... saturday N1y - ! =. m.
3 $ IAIIIpfflA......W We 'nesdnf ~ q. g. ~.
b. CARA Jin" J. 49,
These hrncr.la lut expressly f'- 20" trad.
la,. .rr, superior .ll'l0r~ pt-~"ug"is.
FOR MNHArAlEO- TEEfGWr ONLY.
MAEAcAIrJ ..... ........... SATURDAY NAV 10
IOIIToN BLISS G pALLETT
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NUION STEAMSHIP COMPANY Gimitcd)
~ NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL.
VIA Queenstown every fortnight.
From Pier 81. &orth Riycr foot ". 2rh-st.
ALASKA Ny r. u = y A.a.s'. Jnne p p, 10 4. n
Cabin So AMI upward. according {. locaton
second cabin SIS. stecragr. So.
HENDERSON nHOTiIERS. Bowling Green.
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THE EARTH'S HISTORY.
GEOLOGICAL THEMES DISCUSSED.

TIVE STORY OF OUR PLANET BY T. G. Bonney.
n 9 G IL D. F. r. S. +. 6. A, F. G. > Nus
tratcd PIP. xiii. $50. The Cassen Puoishhs
Company.
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Citn propsrtp for Sale.

4 CHOICE DWELLING. .rs
PHIPPS & EASTON. 1l6 WEST 4zg-sL--s
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COLUNfBIAN LINE.

X VIA TSTIfMTS PANAMA.
To san Francisco and Pacific Ports II Mexico. Central
and South America,
Newport MAY 10. noon. Colombia. MAJ Il r
Cabin passage san Francisco Sl-o
Including all cxpcns" Tor voyage % four wce<s passing
The Vest India Islands and calling At ton Pacific Ports
of the Republics q central America and Mckee
STAMFORD PARRY HEIRLOOM & CO.. Cen A6ts.
Pier Foot ni Canal -. and b B~ay.
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Worth It's Weight in Gold" Is said 20 be an IN
adequate expression when applied to a copy Of the
first edition OF WaltOn's complete Angler" The
amount Of gold its value represents in England
would outweigh many copies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-04

SOME SALIENT POINTS IN THE SCIENCE o., or
THE EARTH. BY Sir J. William Dawson; rp
XII 499 With Forty-six Illustrations. harper
& Brothers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-14
THE CITY OF PRovIDENCE.
CITY TAX
ASSESSORS NOTICE.


Whereas, The City Council Of the City OF Provi.
dence, by an ordinance approved on the 18th day Of
May, 1884, ordered tar the Inhabitants and
ratable property in said oity, OF one dollar and
sixty cents on each one hundred dollars OF the
value thereof, to be assessed and apportioned on
the I'd day of July, A. ID. 1894
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that in ac-
eordance With said ordinance, aud in conformity
with the law in relation to the assessment OF taxes
every per on and body corporate liable TO taxation
exact account of all his ratable estate, describing
and specifying the value Of every parcel Of hts
real and personal estate.
For the purpose of receiving such accounts the
Board OF Assessors W IL be in session in their Office
in the City Hall In said city, daily. from the 2ld 70
the 27th day OF June, 1884, Inclusive from O'Clock
.. m. until O'Clock p. m, except saturday, when
they will be in session from o'clock a. m until
so'cock p. m.
Public Statutes of Rhode Island. Chapter is, Sec
tion z.
Every person bringing.iu any such account shall
make oath before some of the Assessors that
the nj by him exhibited to be best OF
his knowledge and belief, true and full account
and valuation of his ratable estate; and whoever
negseots or refuses TO bring in such account, TX
overtaxed, shall have no remedy therefor.
The Board Of Assessors will meet for the purpose
Of assessing sad tar, on MONDAY, July 2, 1884, at
O'Clock y. m, and all real estate will be taxed to
che per sons OF bodies corporate In whose name IL
stands by record at that time.
GEORGE p TEw, Assessors
ELISHA III. RHODES, OF
ARTHUR H. ARMlNGToN.D Taxes
PRovIpENcn. May 81. 1894 msysisAt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-14
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Huntington Avenue

WHEREAS, on The second day Of February, A. ID.
1894, the Cily Council Of the City OF Providence
passed the following resolutions, viz;
Resolved, That In the opinion OF the City Coun-
ell t Il desirable and necessary TO lay out and ex-
ten Huntington avenue, rom Chambers street 10
Carter street public highway, in accordance
with the plans Of the city engineer attached be G.
And whereas, certain real estate will be required
Resolved, fhsi the city solicitor be hereby di-
rected to maxi application 20 the supreme Court
Of this State Tor the appointment OF commissioners
Of estimate and assessment, under and according
the act entitled IAN act In relation TO the laying
out enlarging, straightening and otherwise alter
ing streets IN the City Of Providence and the acts in
amendment thereof aud In addition thereto; and
the City Council hereby direct that In said appica-
ton the city solicitor shall make application that
said commissioners shall aPpOrtiou aud assess
three fOurths of the loss and damage thereof upon
the persons aud estates benefited thereby. in ~
ratio Of the benefits conferred.
Resolved, That the cify clss. Ds hereby directed
q I've notlce Of such application as soon az he
shall be informed thereof by the city solicitor,
eording 20 the direction and In the manner re-
quired by said act
The city Council Of said Providence hereby gives
notice that application will be made 70 the Com
mon Pleas Division OF the supreme Court OF this
state. In said Providence, on SATURDAY, June
W A. ID. 1885, at $50 O'Clock q. m, for the appoint
meat OF Comm ss toner's for the purpose Aforesaid.
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