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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-20
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES


The announcement that l.. J. Philips e. Co. would
offer the northeast corner of Forty -hrst-st and
Broadway. a seven-story brick hotel lot Sex
-. known the Stewart House. attracted many
bidders to the Trinity Salesroom yesterday. The
property T. numbered i-2 TO 1856 in Broadway. and
Nos li5 TO il9 in Forty -frst-st 1t was built by
Myer l.. Sire and transferred BY him on August g.
lSS2 to John q. Norris for a nominal consideration
The property is charged for s22222. The auctoneer
announced that the sale adjourned until Janu-
AIRY 20
The sale by Bryan L. Kennedy o: 40. 2.e7l sev-
enth-ave d fve-story brick fiat, on lot 2oxi5X-4
irregular was also adjourned 10 the same date.
The following private sales were reported AZ the
Exchange:
Mandelbaum q Levine have sold to S. Jarmu-
owsky the slx-story brick and stone improved fiat
on the southwest corner OF LexlngtOn-aVe and
Ninety-sixth-st, 5jX9GxlO0o for $500
Also - Markus brothers, No. rs Henry-st.,
three-story and basement brick private dwelling,
Ex-President Bond of the Chicago Real Estate
Board. called at the Real Estate Exchange yesteTs
dag find out what was the general consensus or
ton I'm preference to private sales. lie was accom-
panied by Mr.. Eddy. Ii appears that chicago, after
having made several attempts to introduce s!s-
TEN of sales by auction. has not been successful
as auctio sales are not favored by the members.
one reason OF this may be that the commission
private sales is 2i2 per cent. While tne cost on
dent Bond furnished with the fullest details or
the NewYork institution In this direction, ana VIII
return 10 Chicago in few days 10 report to MS
committee.
Mr.. Bond reports that the real estate business at
Chicago has fallen from about four millions a
month in the height of activity to about two mlOns
at the present time. but that business az the re-,
duced rate continues fairly steady with signs of an
Improvement.
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n, y, ONTARIO B. WESTERN R. R..

Trains !. foot Of Yves; i2dst. follows 10 minutes
'. 20 4 oiaiiy except sunday far Waikiki Valley
Il II gt1uf MhIIetOwn. Eleivilr Fillsburg. Liberty
"a ,ondale 'rnuton. Walton Delhi sidney. Norwich.
Jti,a Ron, oneida. Fulton. Osw"s'
J.Ij T. II ,cAceIt sunday sullivan co. Express
f,r Waikiki Valley Railroad stations campbell Hall.
Middicown E,envue Mountain Dale C'ntreville. Falls
iufs, Iur,. VILE Liberty Falls. Liberty. farksye ana
Livingston :anOr. ,..,,, o., >,
,.ts r. 4 daily Middletown Summville. Falls
hulr fil.ri la; ton Manor. Rockland walton. sid
ney Norwio'. oneida. Fulton Oswego ,
" AZ L. T. daily a Niagara Falls Reclining chair
car (scats ffe) *ew-York 10 Niagara rams, Pullman
,l.cters Nes.York to OswcSo. Arrives Detroit oiO
l. m. Chicalo 30 q. IN -. Louis N-p p N
Pullman accommodations NJ 5'l broadway.
New YORK TAnsfer Company and checks baggage
20 dcstlnatiA. ..-.. , I,
I'D" 10 I,enver New York.
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Ciln ;Jropertn for Sale. !

A CHANCE TO BUY ELEGANT CITY HoMIs AZ rare
"A Dargains.-On West sGthst. 12J feet from
Central Park. four-story and basement trownstone
houses cabnet ansh throughout also handsomely deco
rated hree-s1ry and basement dwellings West End
ave between 9Th and ash sta. Waterman prers"x
r. KIIfATEICk. 30 West C1th- q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-20

A ENTERTAINMENTS AND subsCiirTloTTSI, T ny
n "Tifi MEN YORK TKIB Ne WILL, az. .n' ia
1nIvp Al TiE uTTo%M oErIcE No and ta' ab Srgas
r.ISi,NI.NTS NJ the following Branch
iigh-,ve = cor Twenty thlrd-rt' Ia .S1 TIr,ava
~ isn,rth ave. Fourteenh-st no %.
,"rner Forty -seventh-s loo Third ave, mn Ia
coumbusave o. Avenue Al s2S Tnaa ga Third ave
sSs rhirlavc.; 2o5I Third-ave, bet 0ne-huhdied
twelfth and Onc-hunde hirteenn o.. ,urarea
y 4, Tho HARLEM OFFICES. $50 Ia. "a ,u."r,.
2i3 West Omen ,s,h =, ~,
a@,h's, and $40 West Onehundrt up
a. :, m. Mt regular Office rates. oso
In brooklyn. at u Court-st: ooo pe nssre rites ~
pedfordave up at refnia. onass S,-.,a
Tandem Once Tor adv Norfolk STREET, o"an"s
W. C.. London. England.
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Ulrttic,, Notirc.

WITH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT foi'LiN'
Nv" PLACES 1904
-, xvrST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Elect. ,.,a, Occupied as
a.. :. W. cor. T." N 80. Polling booth.
son ~. I,arhcr shop.
II. = W wv IT, ............ Polling booth.
- ~ NH, owe ............... Tailor shop.
y. W. Son st.............. Carpenter shop.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adams. Helen D. to the Title Guarantee AID
Tlust Oompany, Il e"A.,t. Of W'H' End 81, 10
Eaa una FAM. 10 Able ii wehtn,al. W =
Cowman Ihona. and vile, % tho BRADY
CuTrier Go. limited. > li9th'st. oil o''- "a,
coS ays 2IoSa M aad wiio 70 cassidy Adler.
Chae. Anne ~ and husband TO Edward g Har. ~
Chnbb Heiea L. Ct a, 70 Ssns."t yesrs c5 90
Dfs saa,r sH %.y 70 } Saaa' Ruao~
pohaS0e Mari. 10 Catherine Bcsehor cast Z ,oo
part Of 10, 80 map Mcr9.e 2SS MN WAR; and e s
rtIg raid Mar A. 70 e,c ESa co Maf Foe S iaco
e'd Coles ane ;y, Xesr, ls>t..t
FOTogI milan NlaIs . M,i.'lu 1000
Farc6d clara 70 Il D,gwn iot' ; oHS t. rs s
Hay, Hlexandcr. e. al to Knc.lond t,nste u oc
etc o Jticr-Oi-st. OF H"nySt D ", r..
nuobin Ada T. to the Te Gaarantce and I'' oc
Huefs,c Edmond. ani WIFE t. Ka an,n 40"0' 95C
lCh;s Of o's h. ifa,sl H! MaadcGaum ana
smother " Lexington-ave, Of 'o'''s'' 10 OF
Ko4a .a5 = sgao1o9 hin, r. West 1906
Wary 10 TIE queen, County savings ,.o,
Pa Haa 55t,t Of Lenoy a,y,y g. yeS- l2o'
e 5 EdgosonD Road centre lin" of iG2d 't' ana
other proPry, security husband e. Alice D
Blauvelt. > Anst ,rtain-aye, 81 l'''''s'' 40,
yoSri s'u John ., and wife Benjamin re- 80 =, q
ri west 5sth.st y,ar on,scy 18Th.
PerlreauX Henri 70 noN'' 1 ga. -. -,
| Ramsey. Wm IL, 10 hn ns " Oss' " - 1000
sA$Ss % f ED T Iisn e yeai,
| schoen Anne Marie, to WIN Heller II 'st'''' 40,
Y OF Avenue \ 3 wears "''
redrord stephen J and Mary J. 10 Chas II "raham >.
and another, No 227 Lewi--st year 90. 49,.
| WlIshaw. John. Cbas j. Dngee, o'h'9'' u,
W OF Iewi--st. year, ~ ''
wensten Jacob ana ", we Co1mb,.t years. 230
YuIe John end wife 10 Helena u Jock, ah1
| another S4th-st, W or COumDus-a'c :,
80
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xxyr1TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.


Dist. Location. Occupied as
/ 352 Pleasant ave............. Barber shop
9 407 East 10th st............ ndsitaker STORE
8 1896 Pleasant ave. ............ fancy store.
a 23Go First Northumberland Barber shop.
: 900 First ave ............. Plumber shop
G. 242S Second ave. .........'...t : iear s.oIe'
T. 1854 Second ave.............ols agar store
g. 100 East 121st ST.. STARE ONCE.
=. 2}32 Second ave. ............ cNpIess ONCE
H. 1912 Second Shoe store
n 9i0 Fast 10th st............ Undertaken store.
% Second Barber shop.
"a 30 Fast I22d st............ Carriage factory.
a cOf East 1881 st.............. Paper store
Is 24O East l24th st............ Goal orice
f oO4 East 12Gth 81. razor store
a. 2496 Second ave. iSdfper snop'
u. 1913 Third ave.............' Iarper STOP
TO- 23C3 Third ave........... larber shop.
Va iSs1 park ave......,,........ Carriage factory.
H. Is33 Park ave...............In dertdKer store.
- i23 East 12Jth ~. 1igar store
u 1855 East 123d st.............. razor store.
a o011 IexingtOn ave......-... Tailor store
- 700! ie~inston ave ,..,.... Real ONCE.
~ l24 East 121st st............. Sthtie ollce.
~. 1876 East 10th st............ FURNITURE store
IS. 1857 Park ave. ........... pnolsseiy s'o's
~, -. 20 Dery ave Undressing store.
b. CO East I25th s,............ Undertaken store
81. 1859 Park ave. isaiper eHOP'
81. 1908 Park ave. ...........'''.I 5hkety. 49,.
"A. 1890 Park ave. iIunber shop
IS. 1852 PasI ave..............fSaK efy.
30. 81 East 133th ri. ........s..i eco store
81. 1868 Seventh ave...........1 igar store.
Is. 466 Lenox ave. ..............i aii0r saop.
3d. 80 West 1884 ...stable once.
10 1858 Seventh ave. ........... Gigar store
II. Sss 1.enox ........... tphoistery store.
70. 21S9 Seventh ave. ............ asafDei snoP
81. l05 West l27th st.......... Shoe store
- q Vest I,,,h 81 ........ Cigar store.
u.s. 6S West 125th st............ Plumber shop
81. POSI- Seventh ave. ........... Bicycle store.
TO- yes eSox t ave 81 Nv ..e. :. Polling booth.
BY order Of the Board OF Police: o,,-,.no,-cy
Chief OF the Bureau OF Elections
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Real Gsiate Wantco.
Cuunlrn propertn for Sale.

-.
A TTRACTIvE HOMES at HARRINGTON PARK; isefscn
n c,nn,y New-Jersey. on the West shore H. - i.
,es from New York. plots offered or sae 10" ,ye
nm, ,sr snuare foot: property is careiuIy
~ her M rticulars application may De maze
ar nv letter TO }. EDWARD GILES ia fns' o'A'e''"
ST.. New-N Ork.
,.,0y c.I $40 acres, seven miles from city Hail.
4 Jy5se,roi, Mich. and on" mile from L w; ,ialcI =
,vrI's FAIR farm. who has donated lOp aoIes
W ne cv OF Detroit for park purposes I'M, pro, IT,.
~ IA for 500 half cash. Daance on ionS uine
oih W. &, M better investment 10 lie had than THIS De
III, il growing rapidly noriherly toward TINS ah' i''e
uo,t >, nE,ri,,rthcr information address
perfect J." 'InSsIcI,BAcIIER 80 Gratot-ave..
~ Detroit Mich.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

A. WHITE STAR LINE.
majestic. Jan 81 40 n. m t'Maiosc. Feb 81 So m,
Ccrmanic Jan. ~. iermanic Fob =. l2w p M
.Airlac 7 m sT'.utonic. Mch. :, , 80 a M
Britannia Feb - 10 30 m Britannia. Mich ~ ii a. m
From White star Dock foot Of West 10fh-st.
40 cotton carried hy passenger steamers G,fhls line
Saloon $50 upw rd according 10 steamer ard 10:
u cabin these steamers $50 AMI
$50 c.eefarr from the Oil Country. s2s. No. %
-yok philadolnhia Office 4aG Walnut-st.
II. MAITLAND EF;RSEY. Agent.
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Pennsylvania
STATIONS foot of DcSbro>scs and C"rtiah"t
streets.
Eu EUcct lnuunry ffth. 1898.

En- Eject January 10Th. 1924.
% 1890 LAfF ESEr1NGI car
D ara aad state Room SleenE Dinns 7 40
donop,1al 20 M Te Sls nnau m weskaays
s'o" r. r. Glicid3 ASA 81 Lo'.ls E $S. Tsa,.
,nlc and chicago. Arrives ,inclanat 1880 a. m. St.
Goo :. II. W i rFp2s' ss ra,qn sleep
ing and Diniig caIs to chiclso and cleyelanl A, Ar
745 '',Te'nGi Ii III :e;' Exri
Arrives Cin~inna'i G p m. indianapolis 1913 y M
500 j. .D 4, a. rR},T sS:"' Pullman nnn,
Slipping Car ~ Pntsiurg conn.'i. i,r chicago ana
EALTIHoRt:. VI .siHNGToH AND THE SOUTH.
5. 500 $780, 1910 C1Amlted binns c3} IL A. "a = AZ
$2o Go2tfc.s,ins pd al rarof AND and, p oil9
rar9. 80 Ginning carr - - M. III , mis"i'
ali raflor and Dining cat.j 49, : DINING CAP.
Aso =. ,:kichmana and Danyle Eyp f d l Z;
,r 10, 1850. i''hpa w., ~ All r,cI.otr lie
90 r. M.6aily Tor cH%.apea'c: ara OHIO Railway
ro @ Hq AIR. xIiA IA Hsr caas
rL& S INK IS n'A HfgS G2' t s. A"Hpi NF
EXrRf-s r rami1sSiS & @ st. A Ao n
daily KY West ana Havana. $50 =. m. Tuesdays.
Foi KTI.i~rir cITY. ~. m. weekdays. with Through
For Lang nF5nG As"f2 oo ON 49,.
'Do Il" not Stop a, AsSury and Ocean Grow. On
su"'"''' FOR pHILADEI pI.IA.
'A'i o'io II a. m. ieio Gro,iia ep~ciaD II 90 t. 2io
io.oo q. M I. : 40. : g rs. = go p. m. i2:i'
Ixe, oG'g g.. Hs ' ~, r'.i ies' ST. ri sS'h
Acme ana 100, 81 Pg ,. an o. SIanS, r
i,rookiyr Anncx station fo II Fulton street, Brook
rss ~ VIZ rnsr cmg,.y I can ~ =, ,n S.. Gina,
: ~ tE, " .ta,;.,cs- cc-e-ei psss'r Accn.
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CLYDE LINE.

4ls CHARLESTON. : C.. the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE, and Gl Florida points.
From Pis- 90 T.. Il. Noot Of Roosevelt 81, =. m
Iiih'' .H"hl'y' 't
o.
NiGo$Ol FRIDAY. jan ~
li.'fA SSi.t lhrsday jan y"
Hrs' cass passenger accoinmolatons
WM p CLYDE & co. General Agents
Bowling Green. y 7.
rrk. CENT Pl;>N FAST r r. LINE -, y'9 InCEs
r. g. EGER GoaI ACT. 3I9 Bway. ~ !.
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AvANNAH LINE.-FOUR STEAMERS

AVANN YAH EINE..EUIh - ~ u. ., W 80,
- WEEKLY from Pier IS. ~ r. foot % springs
=. ci;ry Of NI't;I STA 80. Saturday. Jan ~ : - IN
s ,IiATTAIIOOCiiEE. Monday. Jan - 81 ~ ~, w.
XMAS cry "Wednesday. Jan -: - v. ~
: ,fTY of I,IIiMINGII AN Friday. Jan - :. p m
~ ,,cr,ing with Central Railroad OF Georgia anu s'
nah Florida and Western Railway f2r al PxWSMX
nnd II oi'isIANA. Unsurpassed accommodatons frs''
class 'Anle ,rI,N W III RIlfsrr. Gen Agt-
. ~ ~: IL T., - ~ 'p.v " savannah Fast Line.
East ~ a., aa,iuov " ' 3iT broadway
70, n ,,' = XEp A,cr, OCEAN Steamship Co.
- T. ciL,,uttt,I M,moser New Pier r. North River
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY

,Anthraclte coal us~I cxc.usiyclyD
F,.r ifa.ks. Automlf,c Eo,~ "i.Eat.
Time Tate IN Eject Dec r. $50; , :.
Tor i-rsiou. ;ethlrh"ri Nl'ni'"h s,"",n
70 rssonj. 4.Jt . - 40 to Allentown T. 81 sundays
! Or Wik~siarse Pts'on AL scranton. si3 ~ NJ
~. i@' 80 T. ~ Snsi.,s . 4 AN ~ ,,.ao 4 NJ.
tao - 800. 80 10. 20 J.. NJ, ~ !: Might Snn:
Ia $50 A. 81. iOp. 1870. $50 1880 =. 81 i2;l'
I1i Ess p. Nj. ie,i5 night. sundays 100 $50 T. NJ
TgaIary rewi'ig.s .snd wIawsp ,, o q 100 co.
een SATURDAY niIht. Sundays. as A. n. 'So T. NJ
~ RS nan long pa9o9 md p,ln's -'q,n r. to PINT r
rraip 80, i.ep - ~ - Rel Bano. o.lj J.. " sun
DAYS s,copt ocean Grove ara Asbury Park 300 a. III.
WV FOR LAKEWOOD
40 So \. ~. ~; ? 80. 80 r. ~ nh. 80,
.i Az sl a ~, rs 4 ~ is / ~ = NJ
%. A,uuc C.ty NineIand. and Et.iFcion 40 ~ NJ
For MSa,aou'h rench sc,nrrh, ani Ilshl,nl EeacI.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
rMinnrlruIA. rAlrm'"rE AND wAsHaITc,Too,%H,
r. Ptillleiphin vel days. 100. %. 300 100.
~ ,Dnms Can a. NJ. 80 800 go 'nu"T' iirssLI 5
ar. -" DINING car, Go! 80 : - J.. S'i i-i'
i:ao 500 Dining can 72o r. NJ. ~ II nISht go,
G'n n ca3. \ ~ 10 800 Zoo qon'g CAP: f I@
A. 30 500 dlning Gao. : 20 J. ~ I'll ngn.o
In .ts and parior car seats can De 'rgDuea AZ w.
"a + ~ ,,h s., r., r., is-,h st. 2Gs W., ie5
St - Columbus Ave. Ncs-Yorit: ! Count St. $50 !ns-
sn E5e,yn sS & M N anl tGt bas
n hotel r.. lleuc- t. destination
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STEAMBOATS,.

E]ORWOGG1 l0Nlso
INSIDE ROUTE. HEDU ED Faf'H~S
BOSTON, ". WOuCrSiEh e.. -
steamer, leave Pier 80 (oldl, Nortn RIVER ,nexs u
Desbrosses St. Fery Q: 80 T. II. daily except Suneays
connecting with yestibued express train leaving Ns"'
London, at D A. NJ.
NJ EW-HAyEN-EARE $l.-Magnhccnt new
IN twinscrsw steel steamer "Richard PecS ths Eyes
latest steamer Long Island Sound. leaves fer %,
T.. r., daily at y. M. Sundays eNcsptcd arryins -
New. Haven 3 rs In time Tor tf1hs u Me1oeas
Hartford. Springfield and North
Q TONINGTON LINE for Boston and the
- East Steamers leave New Pier 80. y r.. loot q
Spring ST.. at 600 p. NJ daily. except SUNDAY
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CJ'\ARD LINE.

~. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN:
Aurana. Jan. 90 3 y m Serva Feb Feb q i, p n
GallIa. Fob 2 y. m Anrana siasch ~ D. p IN
From pier 80 N,rh Hiyer. foot Of Clarkson-st.
Cabin passage so and upward Second cabin $50 ana
upward. according t. steamer and location
s'eerags tickets AMI from all parts OF Europe AZ
very For freight AMI passage apply AT ths
COMPANIES ofTice. No. : Bowling Green. Nov York
NEENON II. BROWN & CO. General Asents
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DEL. LACKAWAVyA AID WESTERN m.
Stations In New-York foot of Dnrclny and
christopher streets.
yr.Tr,IIED TRAINS. PiLL,IaN COACHES


yF.TrpIIED TRAINS. ~ I.LMiN COAGiI HES
Direct 3 lite t. NEWAKh. BLOOM lt.i.D. MONICiAiH.
IHt ORANGES summit B-rnardsgiIc Baski"s
re; Madison Norrisiown. Iassaic, Paterson. Boon
Ton D.. eg. StaIhopc. BLbbS LAKE. Lane no
pA. DNG Iia.kettsown. S,HOOiElS MOI NIAt%:
Nn ngton PIilLIIISiit' lii. ENSrOE. WATER
GA sTIorDsECEG: r9cone Mognalns; = ran
pa LILLE. NoElHI MbEkiANR Montfose. blNH'
1iAf OK. ONFbKit N'tN !. H., MAXIMUM, l. ~
jIC Held SPRINGS. Cortland. SYRACUSE. oS-
We ITHACA, OWEGO. EI.MIkA. COMING.
RAJ NASHVILLE BUFFALO. and all points
WE,I NOIiTIIWfS1' AND SOUTHWEST.
300 A f.-II'FFALO. UTICA. and OSWhGO EN-
PHI; Pullman laiace cars. CONNECTS at Buffalo
Win ain for Chicago. arriving 80 n. III. next
7cc -EINGHAMToN MAI. Stops at principal
,.oo y SCRANTON. RTNGIIAMTON AMI Ei.MIRA
ENPf - Pullman paror cars.
10 = =, SCRANTON. WILkESEAlsRE and pI.YM-
OI'TB tyPEESS. Pullman parlor
..ao - \ Upaily,-IgI iFA1O LIMITED EXPRESS.
pulur srop-Is. Arrives ms a. IN.
900 J.. uailyl-BUFi Mo. VIVA ANA oSWEGO
E\PII =. Pullmnn Sleepcrs .
TICKr"s AND PULLMAN APPROPRIATIONS ut =
Nurray-s M broadway Tickets AZ ferry statiorc.
80 and a. Hruadwny ~ West t25th St. 235 Columbus
svc N.v- WashingfOn-'. 80 Fulton 81. naI
"a froadva brooklyn. Time tables. giving fun infor
"WI,eri OF + EXPTEes COMPANY will call FOR and
check bagIa from hotel or Residence !" destinations
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BY order Of the Board Of Police xor,,,,.po,.c.,
Chief Of the Bureau OF Elections.
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NED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

Ia FOR LA GUAYRA. PUERTO cABEl.lO. CuhA'
go AM, MARACAIBO. VIA CURACAO,
FROM PIERREPONT STORES. BitoOhahN. .,
s. s. FIIIIADELPIiIA.. Tu.sday Jan - " ~, ~,
= : Saturday. rep y Y.
VrNr/I f:IN........... Tuesday. Feb ~ =. y.
Th,s, American steamers built expressly Tor tne eraae
49,, ,.r. SUPERIOR accommodations for passengers
'"'' 49, FOR MARACAIBO- FREIGHT ONLY. "a
=" . "'' BOI'LTON. BLISS DALLETr
General Managers. l3' Front-st
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n ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD :. :. co.
- SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
[YlMEl[RllR@aMElERl@MM
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY'S LIE
q m Il

INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION CoMPANYS Lines
ARl[gRlGMM [l0N[S
FOR SOUTHAMPTON
convenient route 10 LONDON
No transfer by der No tidal delays VI,
connection southampton for Havre ana Paris
ly special fast channel steamers.
From Pier -. North River. foot OF Ful'on-st
NewYo jan - $50 am Berlin FEB -, o;"o m
First cabin passage southampton. London or Iayr"
SEQ ana inward second Calm s35 ard upward according
to steamer. Stoerasc at low rates
RlSD STAR l0NlE
FOR ANTWERP
From pier adjoining Penna. h. r.. Jersey CITY.
waist I,.............. Wednesday, Jan. "a. a. m
lrIGFNiNNp. Wednesday. ian. 81. : p m
ca $50 AMI upward. Second caDlh 10 hHl"e'V'
sys. Sieerage at low rates. .. ..o,,o.>,,
' INTERNNTIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
BOWLING GREEN.
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THE PENNHU8ST.
Mchigan-ave Atlantic CITY =. N"1r E'ach jas Hood
DROCK HOUSE.
ID ENTERPRISE. FLORIDA
Under row ownership ana ma"a9eme-'. S'ni ~ Illus
tratcl circular. hi.' L. N4hiN> 4" '''->a'
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The morning call., 1894-03-09
OFFICERS CHANGED.
Silip.OwnerS Are Cutting Down
EyrecSeS

Expenses.
Captain G. NJ. Goodall has been elected to a
dictatorship in the Shp-owners Association,
vice Joseph Knowlaud.
Captain Monroe, who has all along had charge
of the shipping of men, is no longer employed
in that capacity.
A change of officers all around seems to be In
order, and even Secretary Matthew's head is
said 10 be trembling on its official neck.
However, let 1t be said that the rumor con-
corning Secretary Walthew is believed TO be
Rroundless. The plan OF this association is TO re-
tain that gentleman's services to keep a benign
watch on the sailors engaged by the non-unon
shipping Office.
To Secretary Matthew Is due the present
splendid schedule of wages, which will un-
doubleday remain 10 vogue as long as his keen
financial eye Is trained on the non-uni0n guns
Hard times are said to have come knocking
at the door over which Secretary Matthew
stands guard, and the Ship-owners' Association
is suffering from the evil effects OF the expeIQi-
ture OF too much energy In behalf Of Jack.
The mutiny on the bark Margaret, reported
Ia The Honolulu papers, is SAID TO De due TO tue
clever system recently adopted by shipping
offices, which led the vessePs seamen 10 sup
pose that the captain was under obligation TO
them for signing for tile voyage 70 The islands.
AT 3 T. NJ. the steamer City of Rio Janeiro
cast of from the NJ all dock, bound for the
Orient Although there was large crowd
gathered on the wharf TO see the steamer go
the passenger list was not long.
Captain Dan Haskell 10 command OF the tug
Fearless left Rodondo yesterday morning with
the disabled schooner W. +. Jewett in tow.
Colonel +. 5. ChadbOurne was at the meeting
Of the Harbor Commissioners yesterday
Tuesday, vice General Brown, whose term OF
Office has expired.
The morning call., 1894-03-09

evening the University of California will, so TO
speak Doid court. An excellent programme of
events las been arranged aud no end of fun
VIII be the order OF the evening.
Peter jackson, the cOiOted heavy weight
puglIist and champion OF England and Aus
tfaIla, writes 10 contradict many Tumors con-
corning his condition. Peter says: II want 10
teiI you IN the simplest language that l never
Ielt better IN my life than do now This Is tile
hrst time have assumed TO deny the false ru-
mors about me. L am not drinking TO any ex-
cess. Now and then indulge in a bottle of
Bass ale, which you know is a good beverage
Ior any boxer.
''At present / am doing some training in a
quiet way. ! am dieIing myself carefully, and
every day indulge in a eodwater bath and take
long walks and runs. Boxing every night with
Choynsk is no easy task, but il is beneficial
Where the final battle-ground will be for nv
extent. think. the way things look now, we
Will tight in England. We close our season the
latter part of this month at ST. Louis. | will
probably GO TO England about the third week in
April In the meantime, guess will take a
Lrld TO San Francisco on business.
There can be 20 gainsaying that If jackson
Is IN good condition when he will enter the ring
against Corbett the latter, notwithstand-
lEg that be has improved wonderfully in many
ways since his first meeting with the colored
champion, will have the hardest game to win OF
any be has so far played.
A comparison OF the proportions OF jackson
and CorDett show In most points that they are
exceedingly we'll matched. The Australian d. s
the better-deyeIoped shoulders. Corbelt is 6
feet inches In height, jackson feet ~ inch
tape enclrcug the shoulder and chest would
prove Jackson 10 have more expansive driving
machinery. Here are the dimensions:
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away from the scene. The night was

away from the scene. The night was
clear.
John Even, who was at the time of the
explosion and now is in the employ of Mr..
Curtin. saiG he heard Tyrrel use threats
TO Mrs. Curtin In the boarding house on
September 10. Tyrrell afterward went
into the street and offered to lick the
whole crowd. He said, "Pll do up some
OF these -- yet"
In cr0ss-examination Even denied that
he was runner fer Curtin, or that he was
"Curtin's general fighter on the front"
To the best OF his knowledge Mr.. Curtin
would accent union and nOn-union sailors
alike. but sit wasn't his business"
Police Sergeant Helms, who arrested
Tyrrell on suspicion Of the crime, told his
story. The arrest took place at Doyle's
house thirty minutes after the explosion.
Tyrrell did not ask why he was arrested.
but accompanied the officer to Curtin's
house. where Mrs. Curtin identified Tyr
rell as the man who had threatened her
some days before.
What did Curtin's house look like?"
1T looked as If q young cyclone had
struck it,"
The trial will be resumed on Monday.