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five cLnsrsa Hlttsa ~ . Maa Dos.

A pet dog owned by ]. TAYLOR CLARK. = druE'
gist at Avenue ID and West Thirty-third street,
Bayonns. went mad on Tuesday afternoon and
bit i've children and two other dogs before ID
was shot. The children bitten Wers John and
Percy Bouton. aged and q respectively. sons
OF John G. Bouton OF 81 West Thirty-sscond
street; Oracle Capss. the six-yeEr-old dAugh.
ter OF William II. Capes OF 43 West Thirty
seventh street; Newton Morton. the nins-yeGF-
old son OF George w. Morton OF AZ West Thir.
tY-iourth street and Patrick Fitzpatrick. AGED
l0 years. OF 7lS Avenue A.
The sun., 1894-01-04
40 UNsEAr II DEuOCRI1x.
hr. Patt Wants Tw"-:hirds II MsIorI,y Il
the Legislature.

inc lseEluiaiuTe.
ALB,NT. Jan. 3.-The Republicans began
PROMPTLY to-day 10 pave the way to uuseating
fourteen Democratic cAssemblymen and three
Democratic Senator'S They are taking up the
business In q Wholesale manner with prom pt-
ness and despatch Intlmatlons have been
made by the Republicans that they will first
pass what bills they think they should and
send them To Gov Flower. II he signs the
bills well and good. II hs does not sign them
they will unseat enough Democratic members
OF the Legislature SO that with a two-thirjs
majority they can run things to suit them-
selves
The Assembly Committee on Elections met
At the Delayan House this morning and
divided itself into three subcommittee As
sembymen Terry OF Saratoga. Yachsron Of
Vaeens and McNamee OF Ulster are the COM
mitee to 60 to New York to take testimony in
the sn New York city contests- They are to
mold their first meeting at the City Hall to-
morrow morning to begin with the contest
10 'he Fifteenth district OF wilkes against
echilllnGsr.
These New York city Assembly contests are
curious Affairs No one here expected that
any such number OF contests would come
from N-w lork. There are contests in tho
rum, Eighth, Fifteenth, Seventeenth. Nine
!eehth and Twenty second distrietA All Of
'nsss districts went Democratic this fall Ge-
'ohd shadow OF a doubt Every sort OF
eh'rgs has been brought mp in these dis
n,tis because / was necessary for tho Re-
fto,lcAhs ia getting up 50 many contests. TO
ahJ preteGt OF whatsoever nature.
casstm6lymen heck of Fulton, Hamilton
SSgtu OF Delaware and HHrrigan OF estchestsr
tntIp were appointed committee to take the
tssumony In the five Kings county eases. This
fSOnlnltIee VIII meet at the City Hall In Brook
~ al 10 O'Clock on Saturday morning. An
pihef ynmlttee. consisting OF AEsemblymen
neLt2n ~ WaJne, Shetfisld OF New York and
lowing OF New York. was appointed TO take
tths ths testimony In the two Albany contests and
Sue one IN Erie. This committee will meet
Essk from Thursday, the time and place to DO
HSgtealter announced,
,yu ne hspuDllcans are now twelve short OF
ss9'thirds majority. They will need to unseat
tIIdst fourteen Democrats to give them a
working tWo-thirds.
M ths Senate the districts selected 10 make
~ me tHQ-thlrds majority are the Troy dis
Elet Ahd the two hings county districts. The
sLh1te Iommltte0 on Elections u 20 meet at
Sns lluh Avenue Hotel In New York eitY To-
tL2tsIoW morning 70 begin promptly taking
"55tlm9ny In these cases
m tne republicans, which iE synonym for the
Uas'et are planning a great deal OF legisla-
Hol- Master ilatt Is Inclined TO be TeVenRsful
m Sn politics, and he thinks that he noW has an
HtpoitunltY 20 get even. not only with men
bne the Hon. Hamilton Fish. who have fought
In Hlthln the party, but with the strong
TsHocIatic organizations Of the btate ike
ytII4unany Hall lie proposes 70 put Ia NeW
i"LA fOlico Board which will appoint his
Nssuoh onelals and Immediately wipe out
~9 present local RepublicaR organization.
The sun., 1894-01-04
REITJES's DRYING ACCIDENT
BrinE- About Hts Arrest In the New York
Hospital for Abandonment.

Henry Reltien's driving into a trench on
Broadway and Forty-third street early on
Tuesday morning. which resulted In the
death Of his horses and Injury TO himself
has brought about his arrest for abandonment
OF his wife.
While In a Broadway car that night Mrs
Reitien read an account OF the accident in an
evening paper. which man who had glven
her his seat left behind. and thus learned that
the husband who had deserted her and her
two children three years ago, and whoa
neither she nor the police had been ablo TO
find, was in the New York Hospital
After assuring herself of heitien's identity
by visiting the hospital. whore she had a
stormy interview with him. Mrs. Reitlen in
formed the police Of his whereabouts and his
arrest followed lie was transferred to Bclle-
vue. as there nre no accomm odations for pris-
coyery he will Le arraigned in the Yorkvie
Police Court. Mrs. lieitJen has suffered great
hardship from her husbands desertioL.
The sun., 1894-01-04
LOST HER PROPELLER.
The Steamer Shawuut Comes into Port
Und-r Tow OF Three Big Tugs.


The steamship Shavmut. formerly the
British frcighter EpchGntress. which left Bos-
tor for Newport News towing the coal barge
Atlas. put into this port last ni2ht Ia tow o.
the tugs Dalzeii. Richards. and Evarts When
four miles east-nOrthcass OF Barnegat. Capt.
Fuller reports. the tail OF the propeller shaft
broke, causing the propeller to drop and swing
against the stern post. The Captain made
soundngs and found that he had about eight
iathoms under him. lie burned Coston sig
nails all night and blew his whistle frequently.
signals.
He lowered boat Yesterday morning. went
ashore. aud telegraphed to the steamers owr-
srs. l. j. Burnham 4 Co. OF Boston. for help
While he was waiting for ;hothsr STEAMER OF
ris own iine tho .Lree tugs came along. As
skipper. who fenred the propeller would knock K
q hole In her stern. decided to he towed In
The propeller broke loose and was lost Just
after the steamer got under way.
The sun., 1894-01-04
Paid = $500 Account with a. 1904 Dollar

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 3-RoseHthAl Brothers.
dealers In old iron. had debtor in Virginia
from whom they tried yainly for some time to
collect a bill Of $500 Recently the Nirginian
sent the firm one OF the 1904 silver dollars. 1t
had tesn supposed that there were only seven
in existence. He said that he sent the coin ia
could sell il for more than the total Of the ae-
count they could keen the balance. Mr.. Ro-
senthal took the dollar to the Mint here and II
Of coins recently one Of the 1904 dollars sold
for sl,OOQ
The sun., 1894-01-04
EInY M..s "a Msa Rssor.r Cs.a.s.tsa sun.

CALHOUN. Ga, Jan. 3.-Fiity masked men
took possession Of this town on New Years
night. recovered several large stills which
had bsen seized by revenue officers. and dis
appeared into the woods with them. On Tues
day raid vas made by deputy maTshals and
two OF the plants were captured and three men
arrested; The etills were brought here and
headquarters in Atlanta shortly past II
O'clock on Tuesday night hfty disguised men
suTToundsd the ear and. taking the stills.
caTted them on AgaiR.
The sun., 1894-01-04
yIEGISIA COLONIES SCARCE
Gov. O'FsFrsu Has Dims1ItT In FnIIax UP
HIs MnIlaFy BIs6.

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. 3.-There is a novel
state Of affairs in Virginia to-day The title Of
Colonel is almost going begging. Gov O'Fer-
rail-. who has lust entered upon the discharge
OF the duties Of his once. does not nnd an
eaRsTnsss among Virginians to join his stan
with the rank Of Colonel Several weeks ago
A bill was introduced 10 the Legislature to
Increase the size Of the Governors staff 1t
was a measure with this innocent title but
10 Increase tile crop OF Virginia COlOnels. >
storm OF ridieule And objection was raised
and the measure wasideteated since then,
been 4 decided disinciinAtion 10 accept
places on the Governors stan with the title VI
Colonel attached
The sun., 1894-01-04
ANOTHER CnRIsrMis TREE FIRE.
A Damage OF sIO.O0O Caused aud Fire E.-
eapes Made UseTni.

A Christmas tree caused $40. 900 flre In the
double fiat house at . East 1921 street early
last evening. Tho tree was in tho parlor OF
William Wendsrs fiat on the second floor.
Wenders two children were displayiDg tho
tree to a playmate named Carrie Bumford
when the tree caught lire. They llei scream
Ing to the rear room, and Mrs. Wendell called
her husband. who is manager o! John Orth's
drug store on the ground hoor Of the front
house.
lie ran up stairs in time to lead the chIldre
TO the street while his wife descended the
lire escape.
n. ]. fognrty OF 2.l56 Fifth avenue sum-
moned the tiremen. while Charles L. Moors OF
l,42l Park avenue who works in Eyerard's
tenants. lie found Mrs. Charles Hopkins i'll
on the third floor and carried her down the
tre escape In night attire.
The sun., 1894-01-04
STOLE FoUR RkGIs1ERED LETTERS
Iatssdsd TO Rsturn what sc Took. bat
Took Too hueb.

Edward Ryan OF l55 Washington avenue
BROOKLYN. registry clerk in the branch Post
ONCE at Houston and Crosby streets. was ar
rested yesterday afternoon at HIS home by
Post ONCE Inspectors BeabeTs and Jacobs for
Iobblng registered letters.
Ryan admitted that he had been engaged In
taking money from registered letters since the
LIST OF Septem Der and was held in s.. 500 bail
by Commissioner Shields He said he in
tended merely to borrow what he took, but
soon stole so much that he could not make
FaEtitutiou
The sun., 1894-01-04
Mas TOnIvsr K,sp. Up ,hs FAamJ EsSuts

HUSuSGToN. " Va. Jan. 3.-At Ceredo last
night Nan Tolliysr a sister OF the famous sx-
outlaw. shot and fatally wounded David Clear
a Young man from this place who had insultsd
her Later the iowa Marshal OF Csrsdo at
tempted TO place Nan under arrest. when she
got the drop on him with Winchester and
made him promise TO 90 awSJ and not return
Nan says she will Kill the tirSt man who at
tsmpts TO arrest her.
The sun., 1894-01-04

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 3-Cspt. OlAnson OF the
Norwegian bark EinaT which arrived here
yesterday from TonsbuTg. reports that on
Dec. X. during a gale In the German Ocean.
he sighted two men Ia a small boat The
heavy sea that was running prevented him
from launching a boat and lie was compelled
10 leave the two men to their fate. The next
day he Iassed dismastei bTgantibe. lie
thinks that the men In the beat belonged y
The pTlgaRlLRs.
The sun., 1894-01-04
Mrs. Hspwor,h'. LI,Hs Boy Abducted.

Mrs. Ann HspWorth OF 726 saekett street.
Brooklyn. sent her fvs-ysar-old son Edward
out last night TO purchase some groceries
She became uneasy when he failed to return.
and started out to look for him. Some boys
told her that they had seen her son 90 on with
street station. she informed Capt. Early. sew
sral policsmen were sent out 70 look for the
boy. and within half an hour Policeman Evans
found him In SAekett street in charge Of An
thony AmbusE. an Italian. aged ~. Of $40
Warren street who was arrested. Tue pTis-
OReT refused TO give any explanation.
The sun., 1894-01-04

Ex-Corporstion Counsel solomon b. Noble OF
Long Island City has been appointed Assistant
District Attorney OF Queens cOuBty BY his son.
The sun., 1894-01-04

The NsS No. BOsass villa Dry Gen. 81O.l
High grade hFstelasA Ahd kFst " All Elseiro-
Medical BaiIsrlss for physlcian. Paisnt travslng
The sun., 1894-01-04

CommsHsiHz Mond.y yaa. 1; LshiEh ysllsy RailFoaa
trains vii leave statsns ffg the loot " 0bZadt ana
DeSbr0zsss stz--Aa.
The sun., 1894-01-04

CAlIsaya la Hllla
= fIss from forslga bitteES 0r s0l0EL-Ais
The sun., 1894-01-04

BRoOELTS. Jan. 3. lasS Z
Hard nuts for talented people 10 eTacK We viii give
the Of g. for the most PrAeuea suggestOn for he
relief Of tue poor and unemployed Of BTOOklyn Three
prominent BROOKLYN gentlemen viii act iudEeA
Oasr open for next tWo dayg In the n4Be Of She.
BROoELES HELFisG HARB
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STOCKHOLDERS WANT AN INVESTIGATION.

Detroit Mich, Feb. 4-The president Of the
Western Associated Press has issued call for a
meeting TO be held here February 16, the object
being 1t Is understood to investigate its financial
condition. The meeting called at the request
of some Of the members WI not satisfied with
the management that allowed surplus of s14s,0oo,
as shown by the books. December 81. 1890. to run
down to $4,000 BY september 90 iSs5: while the
which will probably come up is the suit brought
against the concern by its old partner the New
York Associated Press. for accounting and the
payment OF 100000 which. II is said. is the accu-
mutation OF the collections the Western Associated
Press withheld. The case is now trial In New
York, vouchers and papers having been submitted
TO Commissioner Shields in substentiation of the
ciaiu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb Special. was another
firm day in wheat, prices starting rather easier
but closing decidedly strong. May opened at Ci.s
sold between CA and 6iis. and closed at oiie oenu-
nent ran the market again. all the gossip CEN
tering around mysterious holdings by mysterious
rich bulls led by Addison Cammack and Armour.
The outside news continued bearish, but did not
avail TO force any decline. Northwestern cars, w.
were three times as large last year. Exports Tor
the week 2O33Oo. were l,COD,0VJ less than the
week before. Gables were without change. Early
in the session the prediction was for an increase
in the visible supply Monday. Toward the close
Minneapolis wired there would be Il decrease there
and New York wired that It's stocks would decrease
CJOOOo 1t then began 10 look as II the visible Mon
day would snow a decrease Of 10000. Last year
for the same week there decrease Of lOJ,Vy).
Corn, after duh days business closed where
II did Friday. May sold between 3I's ana 3sls, and
closed at IS. Western receipts were larger sea
board clearances, on the other hand, Were larger
322OJO yesterday. Clcaranccs for the week eX-
ceeded 100000 Receipts i76 cars here. the
estimate for Monday COT. oats were steady
closed at 3d. sellers. Receipts were loo cars; the
estimate for Monday, l6i. The cash market was
firm.
Provisions weak with the exception of cash
lard, which was frned up IN the last few minutes
by a better demand. Everything closed lOwer-pOrk
10 cents; ribs, l2i2 cents May lard, ~ Cash
lard closed at advance Of 3 cents. The trouble
with the market lack of outside trade, and
absence of short interest. There were only 5000
on the curb. puts May wheat were Giis
calls, 643.Mt43a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-05

Baltimore, Feb 3.-Llour dull unchangea. MEN
frmcr; No red spot ana February, ol4"o32v -.
G5s4c asked May, 6o4GCo-c, steamer No re'' PA
wheat by sample O1@ 81 PC o'.,. -
33i bush; ,ales - 900 bu,h. Corn E-mer spot rIHel'
42Ic bid February. ia l2'+c; NaFti, 40 - -.'
l3..c lid amer mixed. 40'sGIlc; selling com ~ 81,
p 6S0Gi lc: DO o.! Grade. ol l-f6l &C Stoc" ~. -,
ia sales 1900 bush. Oat, quiet ana siea.! 90
WHIT Western 3ja35ac 40 MIXED DO ="
oO7 S17 bush X, neglected; No :, QUO >",A o.
BUSH. HAY SLOW; good 10 choice uhot"t s',%ss,,na1
ttiFin frcightS nrii, unchtni u NV.''' "''"' "
..s,. articles unchaAtt q.
Boston Feb. 3-Malkets quiet and about hf''
Buffalo Feb. 3.-S ring VIII. at-Dnnand Hght "a C.
1.iO bush: NO haiC t-ci ..''h- a. ~ 49, -t,d
Xorthcrn Chicago 7lc; DO Minneapolis 'O'ac ash'l
Winter wheat dull No . red C.t0oic; 40 Ni'c uii
asked Corn higher, light supply. G,oi demand. - =
9 cars No yellow, 40'i oflc; car 80 - 49,
IL cars No corn 4Ciac; car NO clI' &C on W.
Oa, in good demand light receilt, SMc'; S"S 80
:, white 50 &c on track, so ) Nhlte otc. 70 nm
IS; lid Farley hrm choice Wc,,.rn o2g''S S't sod
GOOD 5305Sr: STATE 63G93'. Rye ear 80 Solu
BIZ in sore Flour nm.r; fair demand ~, - p't'n
sprlug So 9Jas4 %; takers straight a. oVcq" 90 ~
timiy winter 80 ZOOS b; patent 40, - 2c@ =" "
hour :, gO4:3 Mi iced firm, lgIt ole ms Vu' or'
as follows: Coarse winter bran, bulk. 10 ~ huu'
CO si5 %: winter wheat snApner's bulk Sl9 ca,a,
suiinr bran bulk $li - medium DO, %lf o. sP'ns
sniuicns bulk 9l4 10 anc white middnss buIh 80 ,
a.. - 80 do, slG rye feed, 40 % Nae"oU c''
75C GSl additional.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-05
Practical Results-12 Years Work.

SEVENTEEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOCs-A''D
DOLLARS ALREADY PAID TO WlOO""
AND ORPHANS.
Th,r,v.ove Million Dollars already saved living poioy
holders by reduction OF premiums Eighty Ihousaaa pay
lac Members Two Hundred and F.fty Million Doiais
insurance in force. Three Million Five Hundred A"'"SA'
Cash us-Reserve-EmeTgency Funi Noie 80
c,,v Mutton Dollar. new business FOR year 1873
These are a few practical results already Feco'ueD " ~
credit OF the ..
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASsOClA4IO'''
F. b. HARPER. President.
Home Once. 3o PARK ROW ~ l.
Send for circulars and rates.
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Runs Deliveries. deliveries. Charters.
Total bbs. .....2Os95G3 2C23 lO. 3D. SIG 2O1OaO7
AV'age SiG9G II a sfS
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Feb AT the wool sales to-day 900 bales OF
good quality offered. The competition was spirited
especially for Port Philip and Queensland French
buyers made extensive purchases Crossbrcds poor
supply The prices OF lambs wool which the offerings
moderate. chiefly supported by home buyers
Pieces We're in good demand AT fun prices. Following
the sales and the prices obtained FOR greasies:
New South Waes-200O bales. 54a9d.
Queensland-1 800 bales. 52,49d
Victoria-1,5OO bales. 5xdIls 2hd.
South Australa-5O0 bales. 51t7d.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal--5D0 bales 5HNSisd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-05

AYNIvERS.iEY OF ST. BARTHOLOAE" AiSSIoN'
The fifth anniversary OF ST. Barthoiomews res
cue Mission will be celebrated TINS evening DIT VS.
cue Hall. Nos. 205 and 90 East rory Se''''N-s'
noar Tbird-ave. Colonel L. II. Hadley. supern-
,ensent Will uresant an interesting report showing
the benenccnt work OF the mission. which, IN the
five yeers Of i,g existence has fed le.p" persons
and has given away 1909 pieces Of clothing ana 90
pairs Of shoes. while 400 persons have attended
,fs meetings AdJresses will be given by the Rev
Dr David II Greer rector Of St bartholomew 3
Church and other prominent speakers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MApKryrs

Galveston. Feb 3.-Cotton- MISUNDERSTANDING TO.
low middling. 316c good ordinary G7.c net and grs.
receipts 2, al bales; stock, 1873. 1926 bales
Norfolk Feb S;-co,ton quiet; middIing. Tic; low
middng. &c; good ordinary, G3lGc and gross
CENTS SCI bales coa.twlse / 100 bales: sales
S. bales; stock G7.42l bales.
New Orleans. Feb. 3.-Cotion quiet: good midGling
7lI-iec middllng. 7c low middlns IKE good ordinary
pous 20 (ient britain 33ss bales: 10 France. 200
6eles: 70 the Continent. 9isi tales; coatwiso. S333
Savannah Feb. 3-Cotton dull; mddng nc; low
middlng l-l6c good ordinary. 1885, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-05
A CINCINNATI MANS SUDDEN DEATH.

Cincinnati. Feb. %-E V. Brookheld. president Of
the Washington Insurance Company, of this city.
dropped dead Little Miami train In returning
TO his home at o'clock this evening. Mr.. Brook
field had been connected with that company for
more than quarter of a century.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-05
REAL ESTATE.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bengal M2rT Tr.y to John WEBB, $1,000
cnrT LSap De b e. 81 to Mar,a 1000
coosan Mathew" and VIE 10 m'r'' 5000
pexnenier Katharine u John Z Dexh"ner
gsrrrdi GUARDIAN Lot NO w. n'p ....." $500
81
Horn. J9hn. ma WE TO Johh H'''N".', 1900
L. ., NJ f,r,..S - nroncrtv instalments 5000
krcaan; M,'ae = ana wfI " ear mortgages 10000
Iang" Louise. to the United states iIus. %
Nc%, York corner o'h-a'' anu 10000
Michael. o Philip Sands, trustee
and 'n9'heT. NO 2io and rs ias. 1880
Mcintyre. Frances v Margaret h Donai, eN-
mcutriN' &c e fordhan'-a'e '..'.'.. 10000
Majo. Carmine III 10 william laTtner rei,
zee. Boston Road. lot map OF lands OF ,-r
William Armstrong oath Ward years ~. 90
Ncn'I son, SaEa 70 n''"S.'' 1000
schvab. Samuel. and wife 10 Seymour T. kurz
man. : corner Amsterdam a.a 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-05
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE. MAsHINGToN CHICAGO S,ASs YIN SISciN'
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALI, TRAINS AIMS, "a
Leave NewY root OF LiesItys!;; daly ca
i2:is night. cINcINNATI; ST LOUIS A. M.
n Dining Cap 80 ssoc Nj ex Sun, r., 600 run
daily ex 300 p NORFOLK, 80 4. NJ daily ii%
7: NJ. ex. sun. NEW-oRiEANS. T. N dsly,
Through Sleeping via Washington ard Shenandossn,
Valley route Offices i72 26i as. i.i4o Broadway 81
East l4th-st. 400 Grand-si.. y. Y: 3it Fultons!.
BROOKLYN: station foot Of L,herty,st G Of n
from hotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-05
n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

OF West 4-d-st. follows. IS minutes
earlier from FIankn-st:
$50 A. VI 1daly except Sunday for Waikiki Valley
r. r. stations Mddieiown Eenvllle. Fallsburg Liberty
Carbonate. Scranton. Walton, Delhi. sidney Norwich
Utica. Rome. Oneida. Fulton. oswego,
VI. Except sunday. sullivan Express
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell Hall
Middletown Elenylle. Mountain Dale. Cen,revie Falls.
burg HurleyNle. Liberty Falls Liberty Parksvlle. and
Livingston Manor.
burg. Liberty. Livingston Manor Rochand. Walton. SID.
ney. Norwich. Oneida Fulton Oswego.
7:i5 =. NJ daily via Niagara Falls Reclining chair
Cseats rrecl Now-York to Niagara Falls. Pullman
sleepers New York Cswe-o Arrives Detroit Gao
% M. Chicago :. 30 a. Louis D.
Tickets Pullman accommodations 37l Broadway.
New Company calls FOR and checks baggage
J. c ANDERSON. O. r. A..
SO Beaver ST.. New-York
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

East Broadway. = 9. 40 It Of Montgomery 90, oo
23xaj; Michael pwyer to John Horn ,,, S-''o
',H-, at, g. II " 81 winm 'Ta7sclbaGm 2icc
1iSth-st. n corner 2iave, 2INsoi Dennis DoSie
to Henry / Draper. ......'. a.....''' IN
lC Wlh,,-,c ,d 49, r..r,% 20 Ellen Farmer $50
iOoih-st. n $. 30 II - of 3lavc. 2'NlOO; charles
Srangcnhcrg Anna SplnsenucrG.
ll5th-st. 9. 10 II Of 11th-ave t,M,V
Teckman Cox ct al, executors To lsaoe'i" ,o
lt?eI cGLn,r Myn,g" Knrlmnn. 27oO
lts, IS, s. M,ble If K S,lr ' 1900
1GCth-st. 2, 100 II Of Amsterdarn-aEe. ok A.,
%. Joanna MoSorley 70 Fannie Cannon. 49,. NOM
r Tcnry to Robert + Teinry............... Nom
~ i .'r rfr.o ~ paffocIo hi Mao..... 11N
Nv a., q s,,,, man. same 10 i iii Maio. 23O'
T., n sarrc MN sam. 10 f'armlnp hi Malo... 1lJ,
'| GorSe Cannon - Morris Bcgii........... Nom
Surmit-st n 3. >9s n ~ Marion-ave, TX ir-
regular; Annie Donnelly 10 Theresa Donnelly''
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A MERiCAS A%D FOREIGN TTAC'IEHs AGENCY
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-05
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