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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
FIRM POLICY NECESSARY.
Decidedly Alarming State oil Affairs In tho
in!tri1r OF China


SHANGHAI. June l2. - The English,
French, Canadian and American missions
We're wrecked at Chengtu, Kiatin0, va
chou, Pingsh:n and Singing. Some Of the
missionaries are missing bit no lives are
known 10 have been lost. Suifu and Lu-
chou arc threatened. A riot Is con-
sidcrcd inevitable at Chung King. All the
whites left Chcngtu on Monday. A firm
policy Is now more than ever necessary.
Chengtu, being far In tho interior, has
been visited by few foreigners, except mis-
sionaries, and has been greatly agitated by
the fact that under the recent treaty OF
peace with Japan IL was, with other in
fcrior cities, opened 90 foreigners and for
eign commerce. The missionaries are the
only foreigners who have settled hereto
fore at Chengtu. Their number Is not
known.
1t is said, however, that the number of
missionaries, including their families, in
the entire province Of Sc Chun, 2 which
Chengtu is the capital, must be less than
100, including all nationalities. The mis-
sionary headquarters are at Chengtu,
where, it Is believed, there are not exceed
ing 10 missionaries, the rest being scat
tered through the province. But this esti-
mate Is based only On the general infor-
nation of Chinese officials, as there are
no exact details of the extent of mission
ary service through China.
The Tsung Ii Yamen sought to secure
from each foreign government a complete
list of its missionaries and their place Of
service, but this was not given. The Off
ciol gazette Of China shows that change
has been made in the viceroy at Chengtu,
and that new one has just assumed his
dutipS
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
Cardinals From. Abroad.

ROME, June 12.-It lis announced that
the papal nuncios at Paris, Lisbon,
Madrid and Vienna will be created car
dinals. The news arouses much interest,
because it will disturb the equilibrium of
the preponderance of Italian cardinals in
the Sacred college. The pope, in announc-
ing the fact, said: eve hope thus to Gre
ate a position more in conformity with
papal interests in the world and to furnish
the Sacred college the means to success
fully surmount the difficult and delicate
period of our succession ~
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
CUMBERLAND.

A meeting Of the town council of the
town Of Cumberland was helz yesterday
afternoon and transacted considerable
business, the most important being the
reelection OF Chief OF Police Cotter.
His recollection was bitterly opposed by
Richard Barber, despite the fact that Cot.
ter's nomination was indorsed BY the
weaithiest and most prominent men OF
the town.
The council elected q Board OF Health,
special constables and the several com.
mittees which the town says shall be
elected for the year and then adjourned.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
ATTORNEY General fiarmon.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-.Judson Har.
mon arrived in this city yesterday and
proceeded to the state department, where
he took kd'he oath of office as head of the
department of justice before Justice Har-
Ian Of the supreme court. Thence, ac.
companied by Mr.. Olney, he walked over
to the White House to the cabinet meet
ing, where, he was formally introduced to
his associates in the cabinet byssSecrtary
of State Ol,.eu
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
Returned TO Jail.

CHICAGO, June l2.-President Debs of
the A. II. u. entered the office of United
States Marshal Arnold yesterday and re-
ported for removal to Jail to serve the re-
mainder of his sentence for contempt of
court. Keliher, Howard, Rogers, Elliott,
Burns, Hogan and Goodwin, the other A.
II. u officers and directors under SEN
tcnce with Debs, reported to the marshal
later. All excepting Howard were taken
to Woodstock. Howard was taken to
Joliet iail
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
PYTHIAN PARADE.
Visitation Of Grand Chancellor Pierce and
Board Of Grand Officers to Eureka Temple.

Eureka Lodge, K. Of p, was visited
last evening by Grand Chancellor Pierce
and Board OF Grand Officers, and previous
to the exercises at the castle hall a street
parade was made.
The dignataries assembled at the home
OF Past Grand Chancellor George G. Gates
on Olive street and the line was In charge
Of j. Sanford Davis.
After the parade the Sir Knights as.
sembled In Eureka hall and enjoyed q col.
lation. Speeches were made by the grand
officers and the visitors from other States
and cities.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
ARRESTED AGAIN.

This afternoon Philip Everett, the
young man who was arrested at the New
Idea Store Monday, came to the station
for the, stun that was taken from him and
was rearrested on a warrant charging him
with larceny from Shartenburg 4 Robin.
son and locked up.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
Spanish District Under Wates.

ST. SEBASTIAN, Spain, June a2.-rTbe
floods continue >tC cause great damage in
this district Several villages and small
towns have been Inundated, and the rivers
are still rising. The crops have been do
stroyed, and railway communication with
many points is interrupted.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
An International Monument.

An international monument To Her
mann Won Helmholtz is 20 be erected In
Berlin. IL promises tn 90 q unique memo
rial, for the money with which II will DO
purchased is being contributed by Ger.
meny, France, England, Itely, Russia and
tho United States. Science Knows no ma
tionoj.ty. .-Washington Star.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12

A fishing schooner with n freezing plant
~ part ofits outfit Is building at Gloucos-
ter, Mass. 1t Is to engage In the herring
fishery and will freeze the hsal m fast as
caught until n full cargo Is secured, when
the boat will sail for New York OF Phila-
delphis to dispose Of the catch. The pro
jcctors expect b. make money ty the saw
Ing OF time and enoney now lost I'm return
Ing 10 port With small catches. New
York Sun.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
Sui0ide In Central Park.

NEW YORK, June 12. -, Charles W.
Ogden, aged 81 years, member Of the
firm of Ogden e. Wallace, committed
suicide by shooting himself in Central
park Yesterday afternoon
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
Shot HImsslf IN ThrN, Places

'BiDDEFoRD, June.t2. .--Akner Mcdonald.
. well-known citizen, attempted suicide
last might by shaeting himself on0
through the head and twi,c through the
abdomen. Physicians have given him up.
Mcdonald was temporarily Insane from
eicknesa
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
CzarQWitch Very Low.

NEW YORK, June l2.-The Herald has
the following sPecial cable dispatch from
! Berlin: am iuformei that the Grand
Duke George Of Russiapnow has but nne
, lung remaining. The nohysicisns In at
tendance are unable. to cay how far his
Life may be prolonHed.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
4 AloiheH's Awful Crime.

ST. LOUIS, June IL. - NS. Herman
Becker. aged N, and two children, assd
4 and o, were found yesterday by her LITTLE
dcmented boy In o cellar with bullet holes
I'm their heads. IL In claimed that Mrs.
Becker was not of sound mind
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
Teutonic's Fastest Trip.

QUEENSTOWN, May I2.-Stcamship Tcu.
tonic, from New York, arrived off Daunt's Q
rock at 1918 o'clock last night, after n
passage Of days 30 hours and 81 min.
utcs. This Is the fastest trip she has ever
made over the long route,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
gCtane Heads the Ticktt.

DEs MONIES, June l2.-The yPeoplo's
party statevoonvention made thesfollowing
nominations tor state officers For gov.
ernor, Sylvester Crane, of Davenport;
lieutenant governor, A. r. Stefrit; SUI.
preme judge&l. w. Ivory; superintendent
of instructiopsI. J. Stason. The platform
reaffirms the principles of the Omaha plat
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12

The San Francisco Examiner publishes
q lot Of pictures OF the new woman"
They are homely as hedge fences-a good
deal homelier, In fact-and II they are fair
specimens then the good, old fashioned wo-
man is good enough for us.-Bakersfeld
Californian.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
IN Democ rats Favor.

New YORK, June 12.-The board of al
Aermen adopted splan Of reapportionmcnt
yesterday. The effect Of the change is 30
give the Republicans three sssemblymep
lsss from tlts city than thAy counted npon,
% that there will be only Q instead a l2.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12

Man that Is born of woman-not the
new woman--is Of few days and full Of
trouble and IL Is scarcely worth while 10
be born any more. He cometh up as holly
hook I'm the morning, and mt night he is cut
down by the bill collector, and whore is
hef Yea, verify he Ii not In itl-Fresno
Expositor.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
Gomez Moves.

HAVANA, June 12.-Insurgent Leader
Juan Guadferto Gomez, with his follow
ers, has crossed over into the province Of
Puerto Principe, the headquarters Of the
last rpyolution
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
Didn't Amount q Aauch.

BUREos AYREs, June N.--An uprising
which. occurred In the department Of Car
dontcs has been Suppressed.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12

Miss Anna Shaw wants women on the
police force Of our cities. The prospect Of
feminine member of the force standing
on the corner swinging her club or help
Ing fdgety men across crowded streets Is
too dazzling to DO reasonable. Pasadena
Star.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
Death Sentence commuted.

ALBANY, June 12.-Governor Morton
he's commutcd to imprisonment for life tho
,sentence Of death imposed upon Charles +.
Wilson in September 1894.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
GoRs Injunction Dissolved.

iHrCHMOND, June 12.--The circuitcaourt
Of appeals has dissolved the injunction OF
Judge Gof in the South Carolina Eegis-
srati0u case
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
.2Sc Me chanics' Dinner,

At Little. Giants Restaurant. 8 and ii High
street Twelve side dishes. Call and De
convinced
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
NEW WOMAN IN CALIFORNIA.

The coming woman will not whip her
children. She will not have any to whip.
-Humboldt STANDARD.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12

Your Opportunity!
Attend the auction sale OF toe Paw't LoaI
Co.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12

Attend the afternoon sale OF the Pawr oan
co.s spction and avoid the evening crow I.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
Nctice.

Auction at 23o afternoons; 1850 evening.
Pavt Loan Co.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12

Every article sold TO the highest bidder
at the Paw't Loan Co.'S sale.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12

Advertise your wants In ,he Tribune.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12

Jones' Aie and Narrsgsnsett Lager. Pool
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12

Next Sunday will be observed 40
strangers' day at the Embury n. e.
ChErch on Cross street.
Workmen we're engaged yesterday In
testiug the water pressure OF the sewer
pockets In the vasious streets>fh the city.
The Probate Court meets this aftsrnoou
IN regular monthly session. The doekst
does not give intimation OF any very spao-
ial or Interesting business.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
OUTLAUS SEND An IMPUDENT MbSSAGE'
SOUTHERN PACIFIC OFFICIALS HEAR FROM
WHEELER, THE LEADER OF THE WILL
cox TRAIN ROBBERS.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC OFFICIALS HEAR FROM
WHEELER. THE LEADER OF THE WILL
cox TRAIN ROBBERS
cr Tr,ncsco Feb II DISQUALIFICATION Super
intendent Noble of the Southern Pacihc at tucson
Ariz has received letter from the WILCOX udIi
robbers who last month got away Win 'lu"o' !.
is a humorous letter. and if brevity is the sou'
of wit, il may be called WITTY pu' -d'' ->
doesn't appreciate this. He is worried over the
letter. which is a plain intimation that another
robbery of the express company will soon take
place The letter reads follows:
In Camp. February 3
We are comfortably located and all right right
ih'""' ~ ' W. S. & Co.
Noble telegraphs to the main office here that this
letter was written by Grant Wheeler, the most oah-
gerous desperate on the Coast since "Chris Evans
was sent for life TO Folsom prison for tram ROBBERY
With Wheeler s Joe" George. whose real name Is
Sizer AS pals they have "Jen yates ana
Matt Trainor. Ali are Texas cowboys ana none
are over thirty-fve years old. All have bad repu-
tations along the border. and Wheeler was mixed
up In the Tonto Basin feud that resulted In over
score of deaths He is dead shot, and seems en-
amored of desperados life The one BOOK s ne
James Before he left Tucson recently he sad:
This country is better fitted for train robbery than
Missouri. and if l had two or three fellows VINO
were dead game / would beat the exploits Of Jesse
James. If had camp In the Chiricahna Noun
tains the whole United States Army couldn't cap
ture me-" -.
The detectives have learned that just before the
train robbery Wilcox last month Wheeler
in company with George Yates and Trainor:
They bought ammunition and dynamite. and one
of the cases of dynamite found near the
scene of the robbery and identified by the store,
keeper who sold the explosive, Wheeler and
George robbed the train and did remarkably
clear-cut job They cut off the passenger cars.
the engine and express car two miles mp The
track and spent hour and a half opening the
big express safe with dynamite. There was
1000 in Mexican silver in the car. but this was
too bulky to handle. they used several bags
holding 81 600 as weights the dynamite cart
them effective.
badly shattered. Its woodwork is peppered full
of silver dollars, which were thrown out like the
charge from a shotgun after each explosion. The
robbers made bee line for the Chircahua Noun
tains. which within easy ride of old Mexico
From their retreat they can overlook the whole
country, and detect pursuers with a glass twenty
miles away. II in these mountains that
Geronimo sought refuge after his raids. and here
the Apache Kid has been in hiding for over five
years, descending periodically on small raids.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
GAS COMPANIES BUSY.
FROZEN HOUSE PIPES CALL FOR EXTRA MEN AM
INCREASED ExPENsE-THE TROUBLE

FROZEN HOUSE PIPES CALI. FOR EXTRA MEN AND
INCREASED EXPENsE-THE TROUBLE
ABOUT OVER.
HousehoIders Of every sort. who. owing to the
cold weather. have been much inconvenienced by
suddenly finding that the supply Of was cut or
will be glad TO learn that the worst Is over NO
people were more thankful yesterday than the oiil-
GERS OF the different gas companies at the advent
OF the warmer weather.
At the offices of the Standard Gaslight Company
Charles Thomas, who is superintendent of the Har-
lem branch. said: THE intense cold condensed the
gas in the house pipes to considerable extent ana
we have had hands full OF work. But we worheu
all yesterday with a largely Increased force anu
have caught up now with our ordinary work. Ihere
has been little freezing in our service pipes "ic"
are laid deep in the ground 1t is win the house
pipes that We have the difficulty. When the gas
in them gets below the freezing point the hydrogeh
ular hoarfrost, and until that Is cleaned OUT WIN
wood alcohol. which is forced through tne piptts'
the supply the time being is cut on ne ne nr,s LIE
chief this winter is by no means as kiea 90 ,hrae
the damage caused two winters ago n wheI ioi ''e
weeks our pipes were being frozen daily. .A
The Consolidated New-York Mutual ana o.iIe. ns.
gas companies gave much the same STORY anu anu ne ~
of them have still large forces out Tepalii'ie
damage If the present weather continues IL c;rs
said in all the offices the normal state Vi ai'"''
would be reached early to-day
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
THE FOOD AND FUEL SUPPLY.

,>,cpr.srD RECEIPTS OF MOST ARTICLES OF
DIEr-MUTToN AND FISH SCARCE AND
pEAR-CoAL STOCKS sCANT
Reef ia reported to be plentiful. but not in over
sunpy and selling at prices that prevailed before
the storm Mutton Is scarce and mas advanced
sn cents a pound since last Thursday, partly De-
cause of the snow-blockaded railroads. ana parity
an account of removal OF the wool tariff. which
has caused sheep farmers TO restrict breeoihs' SO
,bat the number Of sheep in the country Is
fully 10 per cent less than year ago. Poultry Is
in good supply at unchanged prices
Fish have advanced from to cents pound.
The storm greatly reduced the stock IN Market
and before 1t can be fully replenished. about ten
days hence there will be a further advance.
Ovsters and Holsters are scarce and dear.
Sound Jamaica oranges. repacked. are quoted at
from 81 to IS a barrel or from 81 to 81 dearer than
FIVE days ago. California oranges are beginning
10 come in, and in excellent condition. IN
now selling for from s. 80 to 50 Is box at whole
SALE Mediterranean oranges are plentllui AT the
9s aDd % Ss m
"frsts'' being sod yesterday for 81 bunch: Good
Baldwin apples are now s. a barrel, against p
Fresh eggs, which advanced from 81 to "a cents
q Dozen on account OF the storm, declined cents
Is predicted by experts that heavy decline in
prices OF eggs will occur in the near future. Fine
an advancing tendency. Receipts of milk were
mucn larger yesterday. but were still about %
row is expected to be nearly normal
Retail coal dealers continue to complain OF in
abii,y 70 repienisn their supplies on account OF
and In the harbor. Those who have been selling
coal for &1s ton have advanced their rates to
Of standard whte-ash stove coal. No further ad
vance is expected. 4 supplies can be procured
as 1t is believed will be possible within a day
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
CHICIGO GAS TRUSTS AFFAIRS

Chicago. Feb. 1.-THE Chicago Gas Company's
meeting has been called for tomorrow. 1t is
ported on good authority that the following Chi
cago men will 20 into the directory: J. w. Doane.
F. NJ. Phelps. G. p. Wheeler. ~ Il. Rem and Rob
ert Lincoln. What. II any. trouble is TO be en-
countered from the injunction served at the last
meeting Is not known, but the general belief Is
that ali obstacles have been overcome and differ
ences settled.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE

BUSINESS nj ITfr'
There was a fair attendance yesterday d. ~
Trinity salesroom, when James L. "ehs o"e'.u
under foreclosure No. 24i Monroe-st' hve-s.o'S
brick house. with stores, on iot |'''A''0
The bidding opened at $500 above m denn TO
col OO0 hut the property was knocked ooMn ~
NJ; r. Tcubesky for ssS 7S2 including the Interest
The Metropolitan Street Raroaa o 90 he erected
on the west side Of Lenoxave wes 6e.ween 9nenun
drad.and fortv.seventh sts the estimated cost OF
which $4,000 The work % on this 9uildns WsTthe@ i rD
b bes iied mans for the building Of two hve.story
brick dwellings at Nos 26S and 21o East Fourth-st
TO cost $4,000
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12

shortly after midnight. and by o'clock 1t was
about five inches deep. Sleet then began TO IAN
and has continued necessarily since. so that
the snow has been COVERED with a heavy crust
Business generally suspended, and the sleet con-
tnues fall. No street-cars are running
Calhoun s c. Feb li-A heavy snowstorm Is
prevailing here.
Chattanooga Tenn. Feb. 11--This city was visited
to-day by the worst fall OF snow known Tor many
wears 1t began falling at l a. and continued
for twelve hours ncessantly street railway trannc
was practically abandoned. There was six inches
of snoW on a level.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
RECORDED MO. TGAGEs.

Blumenthal Charlotte to + w Pitcher; West
Farms To- Hunts Pon, Road. adjoining land OF 90 ,oo
John whresone and other proFIcrty years; 5000
H4SH eD1 9s nae s 10 G9a IS r%ien %ii % and .5 cm
Rirchci i.ii Alfred " to Mary Duncanson. n : -
ner Amsterdamaye and 2l3th-st. demand. oo
Buck Elizabeth q, and another to Bowler ,oooo
BoGsh Mary' to May l. campon No 2o7 West ooo
cos ,sorge r. To- Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. n Jerone-avc. 100 # " Of Gerard-ave ooo
pickert Emh A. to Christina Bohm-r. i5sth -,
patoi"' w. IIassruck and wife 70 the Dry Dock
Savings Institution. W Courtandtave 30 II 20 ooo
De Miranda Aisie n. to Jane. seatou. No 1873 ,oo
EiaSr.. aa ,1'r chaTics A. ' and Nic 70 Emma cope
eth,s, 10 II . OF is,-s,e. years......sa. 1000
Froeiich Lionel to George \ Stimpson. : SD ,,o
FisI J'nn ana J. we., to Trm rmmre HyssS corner 5000
Flseman. Daniel r. to lienry a { TSy.9F 10000
co~a ''Tis' I%::ss @ T. TSs%.. Pat 5000
Gs,cn- Jessie :. o Robert O Dun. oo'h-s'. ,oo
SO II of 2d-ayc. years H.. 4o"
s,euer, isth-s,. 375 It Of iothave. ,oOo
usrl i'S Catherine ct al to Joseph c Levi -,
trustee 80 2, Hanst aHsr,y ye9s. ,G,n.., '
rs Il Of wiiis-ave. year: ..,:;;....;...s:s ioo
Holly Marssrct A. to Mary White No $50 1000
Haahan John. ana VIE :, = p o Van ylcck and and
rI,,re Edward A. and wife to Amanda wasser-
man. Itsth-st 7s9 It Of bsnoridse-a'e aooo
Kahn ,''[s fcorod To- the c;crmana ie Insurance
Lewis Mary A. 20 James l. Conway. 5sth-s, FOO
1;-,ter -, Henry and wife 10 tinted states Saw
ings bank n i,sth-st 1873 n OF Bergen oo
I~sin.ky. Henry and wife to the General Theo;
logical seminary Of the Protestant Episcopal % ooo
Lew Miuc l. and another to ID Levy Go. -.o
No 3l3 East Gohs years a.; -: >, '''
Mayer er John +. to Title Guarantee and 60.
norton r william II. and wife to John ii Hudson.
as trustee Gls-st. 80 It W Of Columbus ,.ooou
MrXiecc AIexandcr' and wife to Frederick W
Ptcher G,h-ave and llsth-st. de- uoo
Mne'o"rt a%, Annie. to Harris Mandelbaum and .
other. No iio East 4istst insiaimen,s "o"
Never Frederick and wife to J A Brown, Jr,
n $ 25th-si. 22iS II " ~ ~ ave. years 2So"
Same and wife to william II Mac Ir' ct al .. 600
Naoe "" Ut consr rnr 7h ave- and 57hs years $50 900
Henry \ Rogers, trustee. same property no ~,
o"rmnhe,mer payid f. TO A.son Raymond.
corner Nicholas-ave. and iisth-st. ) years """
Same same property ana also cor 40 ooo
ner ii7h-s and Ithaye years u, ii'""
Cooperative Building and Loan Association
Rogers Place. s. 6l2.4 II n Of Westches'er- so
R@Is sarah To- Henry Gcrnshym and another .
es M% 80 obn E%It u '" Yo ,se Mutual Life Insurance Co.
corner I2th-aye and i3ith-st years. so"
rrayers Vincent T. ct al o the Farmers Loan
Van Saun Susannah Ambrose Snow. No II. .o.
webster pavd TO Title Guarantee and Trust Co. -
No 327 Madison-ave years ~ so3 Zooo"
"arss hms;cHam Sh,s ave- e'' 10000
Winner Esther and another to Never Cohen. No
1ji 'linon-st. years -'o"
Wood Frances j.. and another to Il u Greene No $500
- East ii6th.st . years ~ -'""
Ward George II. ct al 20 Susan Ward ana an
other. executors. etc. corner llth-ave and 49, -.
i?th-s instruments l'hVU
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
THE SPANISH BARK SALINA MlSSiNu'

Loves Del. Feb lion February 3, on the
Canes. Pilot John Joseph was put aboard 'ne DARN
c,i;ra from Seville Spain. for Philadelphia. ne
,i No, heen heard from since. y tug mas
cruised for her without sighting her
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
vTHE BRIGHTEST BATCH OF
NEW BOOKS OF THE YEAR.

THE BANKER AND THE TYPE WRITER
Another comic book that Will make broad grins and
merry laughter II the cover Will buy the
book. Prce. 20
LOVE AND LAW,
BY ESTHER JACOBS.
The story OF singers life which caused a
sation in the Of New York. Price. 80 cents.
CELESTE,
BY ELIZABETH NJ. SUTTON
a powerful wonderfully Interesting novel. that will
soon be talked about everywhere. Price 20 cents.
The STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE OF EU-
GENE COMSTOCKS
rr.N,. ny Mrs; NARY r. r HATCH, author Of THE Bank
iisseay. The Upland Mystery" ''rhe Missing MAN.
hound wonderful story that VIII keep the reader spell
CAUGHT: 4 ROMANCE OF THREE DAYS.
Wy ny GEORGE DOUGLAS rAILMAN author Of Toms
,.n. M.le. iYu Will not lay down until your lamp
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