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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
Special No!lres.
Columbia College Lectures.

T. AT COOPER UNION Astor Place and s,h-st. on
TUESDAY EVENINGS at O'Clock. The second
will be
THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE co.
lumbar EXPOSITION,
and will be delivered By
ALFRED 4. 7. HAMLIN.
Adjunct Professor OF Architecture In Columbia College.
The frs, lecture Of the will be given Jan o.
THE GENERAL. TREATMENT OF The
BUILDINGS; AND GROUNDS.
The lectures will be illustrated No tickets OF admls-
sion will le required
II. At THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM Of ART,
" Central Park 5thave and s2d-st.. on SATURDAY.
MORNINGS II o'clock. The second course viii
be
MODERN PAINTING HISTORICALLY
AND CRITICALLY CONSIDERED,
and will be delivered by
J. G. VAN DYKE. L. H. D.,
Professor Of the History y Art in Rutgers College
The first Of the will be given JAM o. on
PORTRAIT PAINTING.
The lectures be illustrated. No tickets Of admission
required.
III. At the American MLsEuM OF NATrRTAL "a.
second course Will be- on
LIGHT,
anl will be delivered by
WILLIAM UAf.IOCK. Ph. D.,
Adjunct Professor OF Ply sizes In Columbia College.
The first lecture will be given JAM 9. on
PROPAGATION OF LIGHT.
THE CAMERA.
The lectures be illustrated Tickets Of admission
are required and may be obtained without charge.
applcao to the Secretary of the President Columbia
College. sElH LOW, LII ~ fTesiueh''
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ws%S ans3 s w nt her Sr Fsfas"if
Nofl.r II funeral hereafter
cALIN- suddenly q apopieNy on Tuesday January S
nca,cs ana friends are invited to gend the fH rod
services his late residence ~ J"t'tsoh'"Nc' p'0"
yn Thursday. January 4th at O'CLOCK
cAIiMIcHAEI-On Tuesday Jan. 3D. is'i Eliza o"s
Fnn1rni services and ntcrmcnt private
cnIiyEn- ON Tuesday. January "a. in his io'h year,
M nd aui r,irtiv,s are invited 70 attend the funeral
services AT his late residence. - Howard iars Jersey
cy ilesns ~, p IN. ~. Emily '"''"'''
'. ..n 81 III. e,l.'s IS East odthsi
-, tyrnN ON IN, "a inst. Carrie \. Clayton wife of
Clarence Barrett hcs twcnty-t year =, Church
Funeral services at NasmnS, i evening jan an
n lsD', %t Al ''S ST. T. F I
pANNAr- Amhazac France on Noy 20 susan IN zones nbs
Dnnnnt widow OF tho late william H. Dammit III ''e
, ,dn i'a y,. on Thursday morning Jan. J. at quar-
fer e. 10 O'clock calvary Church. corner o' -is'-S''
and Fourth-aNe. .-, . m r,es
lay r.cnne ~ VIM r Eare In n,r ia ,i xGr
Funeral sc,ccs at the calvary napts, KY M II a. M
lrt NV, mt nt Convenience Of the family
KINDLY omit flowers Al, ,, ,vorr.,
~ S. I,',rt ag'd ~ Years ~ months !: LAYS .u
Relatives and icnds esS ms"o Of brooklyn Council
- r. A. are respectfully invited 10 attend ms ,ns,sr
from ~, M nn Thursday Jan 1. at $50 p. m
uonrsdalc Penn. papers please cory ,..,
JAMESON At ST. Lukca Hospital Oh ''o"'"'' '"''''
S, ASn sery@rs viii be held at s. Manhsttsnave
t;rcenpoint. Thursday january ''"' Nv -' y "
Intrrmcnt a Greenwood - -. ~ a..
,roAy on Tuesday. January . 1904 OF water on the
heart Mary sloane Mcday. WIFE OF James "'""'' III
c ,c .G and friends the family are respectfully
invited to attend her b a%"I re resdence 70 East 1s
Intcrmcnt at convenience OF famS'
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MISS ANY BUSBY'S DT1MOND ENG.
SIZE IS SAID TO PIE ENGAGED TO HENRY Y
WEMpLE.

SHE IS SAID TO BE ENGAGED TO HENRY Y.
WEMpLE.
Mas Amy Busby. formerly Mrs. Aubrey Bouci-
cault who received a decree Of divorce from her
husband on December Il. has been wearing a hand
some diamond ring for the last two or three weeks.
which IS now said to be a token OF her engagement
b be married TO Henry Y Wemple Of No. 3l West
Twenty thlr1-st.. who is connected with the bank
Ing firm OF Vermye & CO., at Nassau and Pine
SITS. Mr. Wemple first met Miss Busby last sum-
mer at Atlantic Highlands. where she was staying
with a family named Birdseye. HIS father. c. Y.
Womple. IS manager for the dry-goods firm or
Garner & co.. at Worth and Hudson SITS, the
former head Of which, Commodore Garner. was
drowned with his wife and several friends by the
capsiZing Of his schooner yacht Mohawk in
sGi.aH of Staplcton. : L. in 1876 Mr.. Wemple.
VINO IS said to have 10000 Is a member Of the
Lambs club. He is said be violently opposed TO
hi, sons engagement Miss Bushy Is now playing
with w II. Cranes company. in Brother John,
at tho Park The itre in Brooklyn where she IL said
70 be- visited nightly by young Wemple. who said
last night that no had nothing 70 say about the Ell
gagement, but might say something to-day.
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FIGHTING SHY OF TIMELY TOPICS.

Fr0m Inc NrW-IOrk Herald.
Mr. Flower dlscour--s at length Of forest pres
cryaton. canal navigation country roads, agricult
uro State care Of the insane refOrmatory man
agemcnt. fish propagation and 50 on. but has moth
Ing 20 say about the timely duties that confront
the Legislature by reason OF the popular uprising
~ last November. Indeed. the Governor seems 10
be- Obvious OF the fact that that election was the
most extraordinary and significant one of recent
years and imposed upon the Executive and Leg
ls.ature a trust Of corresponding importance.
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JOHN ". MELEORD.

John w milford, one Of the best-known railroad
men in New-Jersey, died suddenly on Tuesday night
from heart disease at his home in Roselle. where
he had lived over half century. Mr.. milford was
general road foreman OF engineers on the Jersey
Central for twenty-fOur years and spent thirty
seven years in the companys service. He was one
Of the best locomotive engineers IN the country.
Mr. Milford was one Of the founders Of Azure Lodge
OF Free Masons al Roselle and leaves n wife, three
sons and two daughters. He born In New York
C..N and in his sixtieth year
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OBITUARY.. as,r,.,.s,.
COLONEL FLOYD GARRISON.

Colonel Floyd Clarkson. Past Department Com
manler Of the Grand Army of the Republic died
suddenly at his home. 10. IS East Sixty-sxth-st.
from heart failure Tuesday afternoon. He had
not been feeling well for two weeks. but was not
thought to be in any danger. having been at his
Office. No. 80 Broadway. on the day OF his DEATH
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7 u ROcEEFELLERS SPLENDID GIFT.

Chicago, Jan. S.-President Harper announced AT
the winter convocation Of the University Of Chl-
cago last night that John j.. Rockefeller had sent
or s,0 90 ash TO he spent at for books rms
cir, is distinct from the $4,000 due after July next
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40 LI.pii l. SNNGER

Adolrh l.. Sanger. president ~ TIE Board Of
Elucaron died yesterday morning from pneu-
monia He was a lawyer. with offices az 30. 10
broadway Ills Illness seizel him In serious form
on Friday - iast week. on Saturday h. grew
worse. lie gradually sank. notwithstanding the best
attentions u hi Inl acians.
Mr. sanger WIS q native ~ Baton Rouge. Ia.
where hc was born october = 1872 he came 70
New York IN lso. AMI was graduated from the
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Cornelius NJ Hill. who born in New-York
City died at No. II Clinton-avc. Newark. Tuesday
night. He was sevcnty-eight years old and had
lived in Newark nearly all of his life He was a
member OF the First congregational Church for
over forty years deacon. trustee, treasurer and
Sunday-schOol superintendent lie was Repub-
ican
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" lRRiED.

ATKINSON 'NpEHIIlI.I-ln Jersey cry Jan; w
tt,.'s,, At'Inson - Manlius y. Y, and lle T.
in,rh ~ Jersey CITY, at the residence OF 'ne or'ue
father 30 Clift1n Place. -
CARPENTER riERo. ON Wc'nesiay' January 3d lsn
y I,l....t, ID D. Alice Maudr Fiero u Ernest t.
rt.ri.r All 81 White Plains y y
No cards.
uAcrtrIOru-LEMON-O January 81 lSo' by the
IT, lr JUNIOR j. j. Macculloch. llsq, 81 London Eng
land O., Miss ". j. Lemon. N"w-lhk.
" cards
OGDEN FAIRCIHID- Wcdnes,lay evening; January ..
is,l hv Inc Rev Or. Coo. X. Van De Water, iatue
~ ;1nir daughter ~ John r.. Fairchld 70 Mr.. VIM.
lulrnet ogden. IT.. both Of Ncw-iOrk.
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DIED.

day Jan. 3D. Phoebe EzaIeih, daushier Of the lat.
Pratt, Mexican Of Phiadepha - '''
20 "a the s.s Of ser
OF William and Emma L. Palmer in the 9th year OF her
Funeral private.
PEII~At Pau. TNnce. December 30; Susan n; wife q
susan Field ' '''1 '"'S''@ % "
POTTER suddenly. Tuesday evening January q 1894.
Funeral services at Grace Church 1othst and broadway.
on Friday January 3. at 1870 a. M
Please omit flowers.
Sons Of the Revolution.
Office of the Secretary. 90 w@l5st. a., Groom i %
The members of this Society requested attend the
E !s
THos. T. V. SMITH. Secretary.
Ne~y os are invited to attend The funeral
ORLANDO Potter which VII Be held at Grdss church
s az g. 4R%YEo s' Secretary oS FoN President
RYDER-At Peach Pond. January LIST. 1894. Ruth w.
beloved daughter the late Edward Ryder in the 10Th
funeral from her residence, Thursday. January 4th
Carriages viii meet train at Brewsters leaving Grand
Central station at lo:3e a. m. Thursday.
sAvAGE-At Dundee Scotland January Sd. George ".
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
SMITH charlot A. Moore wife of Henry c. smith
residence. 800 West 2oth-st.
vANpERBEEK- suddenly on Tuesday evening. Jasuary
Relatives and friends are invited TO St,spd the fuSsrsi
ark " j.. Saturday. the 9Th inst. at 10 O'Clock
His remains wall somervile. n: j.. for inter.
rnent
wALDO-On Wednesday January 81. Isabelle. wife Of
Funeral services her late residence. 325 West lithst.
rn aen'1aY at a. Convenience l. Of family
kindly omit flowers
YFRRINGroN-In his eist year. at creskin. N. j..
% at Si ae on ssy Ja Of 20 train
Carriages at station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
LATE ~ GETTING WROUGHT Up.

From ThH NcW-lOrk AdVertlser.
TIE. Governors mind appears TO be considerably
wrought up In favor OF snOw-wnite purify and
perfect integrity in the matter OF the suffrage. and
ihis il quito remarkable considering the fact that
nothing less than live coal would have moved
tho Executive when the thugs and thieves were vlo
latlrg IN. il,lot- boX in Graycspnd II IL only an
other Illustration that Democratic reforms are al
ways On paper. and never get beyond that l. ism
The first time the Governor himself has Numbered
in the index and collapsed in the performance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
GENERAL. 1ouN T.. STEVENSON.

Boston. Jan 3.-General Johh j." stevenson d'e'
nj his home in thls city to-day. He was born In
Fremont n H.. I'm 1888 In 1853 he % l'os-
ton and entered the employ ot Lyman Tucker
wholesale iiquon dealer in exchange. In lS2 ne
az NJ and A T,nruii Hall Square where he
has since continued lie was Past Commander Of
the Ancient and Honorable Ar'"e'y Company anu
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TIE PaINCETON ALrMYL DLNNER.

The Princeton Alumni dinner Will take place at the
Hotel Irunsw'K on Thursday evening. January II. under
the direction Of III" Princeton Cub 81 this city All who
received degrees from. been at Prince
ton whether members Of club or not are invited to DO
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Az INDEX To HIS sUBsERvIENCY.

Tho message whole IS in the Governors
l..f win Vet u Will mainly . show now fAr
D.. has leeu subseryient To the Democratic ma
lirn,flv contrary to the policy he has pursued IN
der complete Democratic domination IN state az
,,irs and they convict him either of inconsistency
ar - v,lril disregard OF the best interests OF the
r',p,. M The dictation OF the Democratic machine
managers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
\ LAHoRED EFFORT OVER HOME Rule.

There is a Iab3rcl 'rort - parry the effects OF
tho election results particularly In respect 20 egts
i.tlon last winter for cities. on which. especially
in Buffalo and brooklyn, the people declared against
contra distinction - Flowers professions In favor
~ genuine home rude. II IS extremely fine writing
when th. COY .rnor undertakes 10 draw nice dis
tinction between Aomc rule "a principle In mu-
u.clpal administrator and home rule as the ma
all TIE points Ia ID city's government 10 advance
M own nnrsnnAl and pSlltIcal lnterests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
EARON SOLOYNS.

London. Jan. 3-Baron Soloyns. Minister Of Bel
cium to Great Britain. died suddenly to-day. lie had
held the post for nearly twenty-one years, having
been appointed on February Il. 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

at the time Of his death was chairman of the
Finance Committee As Freemason and Knight
Tomplar he was widely known. He had passed as
a Freemason all degrees from Entered Apprentice
to the Thrty-third, inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
4 TIP THAT Is NOT NEEDED.

HUH V'TItIF ~ IIIVII'
Governor Flowers recommendation that the Bal
lot law OF fh, State should be Glmpiel would
hav. been addressed In vain - a Democratic Leg
isnture. and the Republicans DID not need the
t;.lernafOrlI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
GOTERNOR FLOUENS MESSAGE.
EXPLANATIONS MAKE l

From The Buffalo Commercial
Governor Flowers message 10 the legislature OF
1891 i - plausible fair-spOken document II he
were a man accustomed to weigh his words care
fully. To- sly more than h. means ana TO mean
al, that ne SAYS. this message would have con-
tain-l fewer words. for he would not have felt
called upon 70 devote many pages. Ike Mr.. smooth
if-Away. 20 explanations OF the irrcpressiblc con-
nlct between HIS own promises and his subsequent
performances that has been raging for some time
10 the public scandal.
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NOT DEMOCRATIC.


T. it had been Governor Flowers intention In
urit.r Ills message 10 map out what the Kepub-
lean party ls pledged so perform, he could not with
owe. Dr two exceptions. have written more COM
rr,'cnsiye and acceptable document But IL is not
ip ,riocrAtic AS Democracy IS understood in this
.t.'r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

The members Of the Democratic Club Of the City Of
New-Yor< are invited the funeral Honorable
Adoph L. n FL. 5th-ave. 4Sd-
St on Friday. January 9TH 1894. $50
JAMES j. TRAYNOR JOHN FOX.
Secretary President.
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TIN, GOVERNORS KIND OFFER.

From The Springfield Republican.
Mr. Flower offers the Legislature the reest op-
r,rtuniiv for the framing OF IN honest and thor
1u.h ballot and election law. To replace the shanl
.1itr.rauca which lin and Tammany substituted
Tor tlr SaXtou law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

KENsICO CEMETERY. Harlem Railroad 4s minutes
Grand Central Depot; private station AT en-
trance. Office IL East i2lst. Telephone call. $50 3S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

Notices Of marriages must be indorsed with
fun name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

Union square Photographic Gallery For
Sale-Spendid opportunity. Price and lease very favor
able. Address In person J. A. RANDEL. LAO Broad.
way (iOth-st).
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Bangs 4 Co.,
100 AND al BROADWAY.
4 LIBRARY
HON. l.. T.. tHIrrEN DEN,
COMPRISING MANY RARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS.
Americana. Works relating the North American In
dams the State II Vermont: also photography. Emblems.
Old Chronicles Travels. Books illustrated by early
and famous Engravcrs, Dance OF Death Costumes and
Miscellaneous WORKS various departments OF Literature.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
Monday January sth and following days Mt 3 p. m.
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BY the Finh Avenue Auction Rooms.

A. BY the Finh Avenue Auction Rooms.
o3s FIFTH AVENUE.
wM. b. NORMAN. AUcTIoNEER.
HANDSOMELY FRAMED
ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS,
AND OIL AND WATER COLOR
PAINTINGS.
MrssRs RApTKE LATcKNER & Co
and previous to taking E, s,96n
Choice examples by Modern E,chers. EnsraveFs and
Also a very choice Collection Of
OILAND WATER COLOR PAINTINGS
By the following well-known Artists:
g5,a A9tF'g & F' y elaa T Hss'f a T. aT
IInr H. ar r@n,s or; JS"C arthur P SPSn
h s1S' X WsSu. i'an' zmmcrman s'' 0D'
THE SALES an" WIFI HAP BE H:' as FOLLOWS:
ETCHI\CS AND ENGRANI\GS
THIS TMURsDAY. FRIDAY 4 sATgRD o AFTER.
PAINTINGS AND WATER COLORS,
THIS THURsDAY) EVENING. January ;. at O'Clock
A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.
500 FIFTII-AvE.. NEAR SiTH-sT.
EXECUTORS SALE.
PAINTINGS IN OIL AND WATER
COLORS,
~
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ARTISTS.
To be sold by OF the OF the estates Of
RICHARD MUsER AND GEORGE IL GAIT.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS.
January S and o. at O'Clock.
Also
BRIC-A-BRAC, ENGRAVINGS, FITCH
ING, BOOKS AND FURNITURE,
To be sold
FRIDAY AFTERNOON JAN. 9TH. AT O'CLOCK.
ROBERT SOMERVIIJ.E. ORTGIES & CO..
Auctioneer. Managers
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REAL ESTATE.
p1rcrNESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Tho Liberty Street Exchange presented Ill o'u
time appearance yesterday when X '. har"e' *
Co offered for.y-two lots In kingsoriuee ro"'
Wadsworth-ave.. Eleventh-ave ond ohe-hu
acknowledgements and One-hundred-ahd-e's"'y
SITS Several hundred persons were present., among u
whom we're many weIknown dealers. The auc.
toneor began the sale by offering the northeast as
seventh-st Which brought 800 from C. G.
Moses Three interior lots in kingspridge ro sea
adjoining went to tho same buye: FOR rom S,,1J
r. Il 900: a lot in the rear, 2jx95 sold to Safnuei
Goldstcker for $1,000 Lots In Wads"or,nIhnTe.
1ndeighty-eight tn and one hundred:
seventh from sls5o to $500 each 200 ,os u.s. IN
Elevcnth-ave. brought from $500 to %.0Vo eacn'
No. 287 Wadsworth-ave.. a two-story stone house
lot 23ixs sold to W H. Hunt for s. 100 and NO NO
The ~ remainder of the property was Withdrawn.
Notwithstanding the number Of persons present tne
bidding was slow. and the prices generally were
considered on the floor as bargains Tor the
buyers. ., ,.,
At the Trinity Salcsroom. No. III Broadway'
William Kennedy offered lot 2Oxl0O. In Bathgate-
ave north of West Onehundred- and &c
Pcdr r Tas ro CO. 20 oered No. o Vest Ninety
@ it bS George Roi
$1,000. With the purchase Of the National
Academy OF Design property at the NV Cor
politan Life Insurance Company thus acquires
Of the best parcels Of real estate above -Four
feet in Madson-ave.. 3lS feet in Twenty-third-st,
ST. This RIOT has cost it about 10000 It ha.
erected it's building on part Of the plot and ex-
poets to extend 1t when the leases on the adjoining
property run out.
Joseph +. Steckler broker. has sold for Michael
Brennan. builder, to l.. Heinzhelmer No. II West
Seventcth-s'. the last " the formers row OF four
story dwellings. The price reported was $4,000
Harry Chauffce builder has sod one OF his row OF
fOur-sory dwellings the north side OF Seyentietl
It.. between the Boulevard and West End-aye.
Mason & Tea.e. brokers. have sold for Alexander
Hems.ey, OF Philadelphia. two four-story fl;-houses.
each 376x75xo0 feet, No 2s9 to 2s5 Grdnd-ave,
Brooklyn. for 5000
Marie ~ shaw ha, filed plans for the building Of
two five sorry brick hat-Aouse' /? Twenty-ninth-st
south SIDE 80 feet west Of Tenth-ave.. 70 cost
$1,000 r. f. hummel has Ned plans for the build
Ing of i,.o-stOry and attic frame dwelling a.
KinEsbrdg AVE. east side 1872 feet north OF Ter
Niew-aVe. to cost 5000 Thomas +. Lancer
has filed pans for the building Ola hree-story and
basement brick tenenlent-hOuse in Washinstoh-ave,
SIDE 376 feet nortn OF One-hunired- "
nnth-st. cost $1,000. Charles L. Comics has fled
Ilars for the building Of a three-etory and attic
frame dwelling IN Washington nave, southwest cor
One-hundrcd- nhst., TO cost $1,000
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

,,.,,c y n . corner cth-st 2D2x93: Jacob
Davi!s.n and VIE to Harri, Ros"nthal....;
Sufio.k-si No 1896 Sophie Reinao hes and nno h"r
counbi i1 2, 90 It OF RiyiuF,on-s. 25x
100. Abraham Brown and VII" ct al to Jo~ph
Narti washington squaro no Il. James Roose-
e.i =, 81 las vest R5iSri " bullock to caro-
airow-st 10 -. Elizabeth weasIau e, al exec
utl-.. etc. 80 Charles Eslcr ......-...-......
S,tn-si NJ in Vest. y Willis James and VIE
oaf -. ~. itS9 II " y ith-avc T.Gx9s9. Will
lam II DAILY 20 the Metropolitan Lie lnsur-
,' Ia 'T..,. iI,o-ih,iomow Fi;z,irnmons
s7th-s,. 5. ~ 4 - ~ Colunbus-ave. 5,xioo.s;
william T. zhorowsN and VIZ - II smith
iVDii. Mary Hal:nn 20 Frclrrcka c MaJe~ak.
irn,h g. ~ 3cl East. George Landon. referee
Ia,,l If, 2 s. ~ II o u 5th-a,e. 35xgo II. John
Ifrt-y lnl wife o. Rachel iiorser. .....:....
2i,,. " Se2. John - Smith and wi'e to
lo,'h',,. ~ 32i East, Phnip stc!n and VII, to
li5,i.s,. n :. loo Il OF is,-ave. 24Gxico II.
Maria rrhanfky 20 George " House. ex prop
,,h-,,e Is sos II n ~ iI7th-st ~ 3xiio Emily
4 smith 20 Cert" German and another.
oil Rn,a Iway p s. - It : Of i3?i-st. - iixir-
rcsrlar. Clarence II Scrymsei executor Of Maria
Post Leila u SCry rlser
Lots ~ 20 100 map es,at" = Richrrd ar
man. 18th ward. Arnold Lustig to Robert Goe-
,,1 =, II 7,i.ave ID sxaa III
David II king ir and wife 70 Saliis B Tanner.
.'eth..f. g. g. i,o 70 y Amsf"rdam-ave i23N
eoii. Edward S'roul aud vie o John Turney
I..f Is. map land ~ Edward r Young. Spring
hurst. y !. l. Helwig and wife 70 + 7 Roed-
icih-s,. $ is6 f. of Ful,on.a 2osloo;
Charlott" a Won Cort to Wills u Warheld
,,r,,', , ~ Thomas M cT "'A'''
Andrws 'I Place. n 5 leo (, Of Grand-ave. 5Os
10; Jane. IIussey to Peter Furlong.....
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New publifatlons.

~>~>->~~~.~(-~>~-~~-
OCTOBER ATLANTIC
Contavs among other attractions Recolections OF
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