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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-17

Charles Jones, brakeman on the Hoasa-
tonic railroad. was killed at Falls Village,
Mass. yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-17
sefoRs BREAKFAST.

c1xsr,z<s IS a growing candidate,
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SENATOR sAB1Ns CAR CoMPAxE
lt FaIls for 81 900 $50 Owlng % InaNtlIty
to Raise n Loan Z. New York.

IL FaIls for 81 ,OO0.0so Owins 70 IaaAility
70 Raise Lenn II New York.
SALTWATER, Mimi, May 10.-The North
western Manufacturing Car Company OF Still.
water MINI. OF which Senator Sabin Is Presi-
dent. failed to-day. No statement Of the lia.
bilities or assets has been made.
The stock OF the company has been freely OF.
iered for sale in large quantities for some time
past.
Director Seymour. the former head OF the
firm OF Seymour. Snbin h Co., which was
merged into the Northwestern Car Company.
stated o-night that the liabilities OF the COM
pany were 81 .0OO. 900 and the assets 81 500 900.
He said that the company was being pressed
By number Of creditors on obligations which
they had expected to meet with money
secured from tho East: that the suspension
Of tho Marine Bank and the failure
OF Ward Grant had SO shaken confidence In
credit that they had found 1t impossible to So
cure tho expected advances.
To prevent attachments and the tying up OF
their property tho company had resolved to
have a receiver appointed. They expected to
discharge all their obligations. and after
temporary embarrassment to resume business
as corporation.
1t is, Understood that A. H. Brown OF Still
water has been selected as receiver. The North
western Car Company had q great setback In
the penitentiary fire last winter.
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INTERVIEWING JAZZ GOULD.
The West Oace More Infarned that he wa,
In Financial Stralts.

In EIsancial StrAlts.
Inquiries directed from Chicago reached
this city yesterday In regard to the financial
condition Of Jay Gould. As nothing had been
heard In New York which would excite such
inquiries Mr.. Gould was sought In his Broad
way office and an explanation requested Mr..
Gould said:
This question ls not the only ono Of the
kind that has been asked here to-day. A
Wall street news agency yesterday set afloat
an entirely unfounded statement that tho
Union Pacific would pass its July dividend.
tho Union Pacific stock. There was not even a
meeting OF the Union Pacific directors. This
morning It was openly announced on
on Western Union. and Missouri Pacific.
In purs uance OF this laudable purpose. the In
formation on which your inquiry Is based was
telegraphed broadcast over the country.
have received numerous dispatches inquir.
ing into the truth OF the statement
that l was in financial difficulty. 1t
IL needless to say that there is not o word OF
truth In 1t. Tho whole purpose Of the rumor
was to create decentralization In the market 30
that purchases could be made by heavy buyers
at reduced figures.
II am Inclined. to think" said Mr.. Gould
with twinkle Of the eye and glancIng toward
appointed. Both stocks aimed at are firm. and
my Information is that the buyers are strong
men,"
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PROPOSING 4 BISHOP For AFRICA.
A Ceaored Delegate Names the Mas and Give
Throe Reasons for Hts PropssnI.


Thros Reasons for Hts PrspssnI.
PHILADELPHIA, May l0.-In the Methodist
General Conference this morning tho Rev. DR..
Curry from the Committee on the Episcopacy,
reported recommending that India be fixed as
an episcopal residence.
Tho Rev. DR.. Marshall W. Taylor. a colored
delegate from the Lexington Conference,
moved to amend by striking out tho word
India" and inserting Africa" Ho had in his
mind for tho position q gentleman Of standard
proportion. splendid physique. and excellent
digestion. He did not aliude to any member OF
tho Washington Conference. but delegate
from tho Baltimore Conference. He referred to
his friend. the Rev. DR.. Lanahan OF Baltimore.
[Laughterl He had three reasons for the
amendment The first was o poetical one.
Your fathers" said DR.. Taylor. compelled
ours to live In America, and wunt to compel
iRsnswsd iaughtsri His second reason a was a
c9 m and his third an eeGesiastical one.
,. The Eey ~, Pr Lanchsn Of the Baltimore Con.
tTiaing here asshssr 10 moved ID That %s'p the Ss
consideration OF the subject be POSTPONED and
"fS: ss "ra'f q sss sHl Sr baoPfs e cnen
rati Conlsrapce. c9nfessed that his heart had
DR.. Tay!ors amendment now but the time Is
not far distant whom such otion will prevail.
h has " 70
Church can do for Africa what no other church
can DO: I Bishop were appointed for that
ficcI there. Cries Of "Hme . country "0u'a
The Rey. DR.. q. 3. Hare Of tho New York Con-
why sSsd na Be- ny
Our great founder" saddle. gave US Bishops
In . tho beginning. and did not Attempt 70 70.
lost-yeas. i55 nays. 1855 '''N "'''
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ma ts1ed q lsss plight Mat Malone Il bot.
SSs yafSt iSss sny little man can :, =, xhI e
tsssh ana can hlss down. while Edward; will
hsy9 y . n,s ioTt Edwards m,scl, and havo
tsSa e e% g an ap Il Young
yDx 81 M S h sas H sRst ss Sr knock Ta
ward ont. He . perfect wonder,
really HSna a .d he st.s ay MaS sss
stake ny wealth On Mitchell eycry time" ;, ~.
What 70 M opinion about the result M eth, o. tnS
So wss III H. III spds q either mani should ise
shs ss bea shsse viii Is sho Ss
the two men; and any persop who predicts who
w w.l & q H ISS. ss tn:h :ss s0FS e
am not 6s BET nsn on the s y" MY ''
Srns W; Rassss sffs
g rs Mitchell nere maas Tie SooG
Billy Edwsrds g q famous iisht-we!sht
R sSa Il ls H. i sss EssSs EfS
M sn s.M Es s sSo ssd sUpp2sS 4
% sas 3. ss sIsIiSs
n hitting stcPIns and Re Ia
s .;,s Mn ls aI|,. Hss fought 3 draT
1871 fought Arthur chambers. but was beaten
By an alleged foul. He beat William Faucet In
1873. and the next year again tried conclusions
with Sam Collyer. whom he beat again. This
gaged in. At present he is employed In tho
HOFFMAN House to keep order in the barroom.
He has barroom Of his own at 500 Sixth
avenue.
Mitchell was born in birmingham. England.
He il no. yet % years old. He stands feet 81
inches. he was y member Of the Gentlemen's
Amateur Association OF England. and after win
ming two cups as an a ANA boxer he became y,
Of wolyerhsmpton, and beat him IN II min
%iddisSs!sh... .s ehs%pion:Sip 81 Ensl.,a And
and he knocked out all his rivals. and IN De-
cember Of the same year In an exhibition
given BY Billy Madden he earned tho heavy
weight champIonship Ct Blrmi1Ehnm. dsieating
Tug Wilson. He then challenged all England. but
no one offered to accept his challenge. He put
himself under M9dden's management. and
CIsary at tho American Institute. but was
beaten by John L. Sullivan at Madison Square
Garden.
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1xLEoxApasss ORGANIZING.
Frsleesivs ssslely - Take the Plaes 81
che Deceased DrssherAseA.

A Frslsetivs sssisty ss Take The Plaes sf
che Deceased BrssSerhseA.
DALTIMoRn, May 10-An important Official
In the late Brothsrhood Of Tslasraphers. To-
Gated herr and now In the employ OF the west-
ern Union Company. said to-day that another
protective organization II being formed BY the
operators throughout the company. He also
made public the following lettsr OF tho late
William Orion. President Of tho Western Union.
This letter. he says. was the incentive which
led to the formation Of the brotherhood and
the strike OF last year. It reads:
wEsrEsH UsIoH TxLssRArH ooxsAsrl
hsI.Siti ssas%ssS ios your sOnsS.iS.os On and and
70 Jonn ysm Horne Esq General ssSertnse~as~s sOxsA
"p.As sM: ihs Executive osnm..ss. hsvs r.ar.s,.a
70 hs me q ne no
b REDUCED % some extent without dstrtmsnt p the
:na q 4 assts &.
8 & = :. ;S K:
SnNc S;asr ySnr SSnte 80 report what any re-
Il. ssssa of Al. agent. and en-
sconomy y The oonsamPs.on e battery %atsrsi sta
~ sssss ' q ss: :.DRR;: $50
ss ss
9, ne s M ., not e9Ss to Or csr.n not
some reduction cannot now be made IN the cha that
was exempted last year.
There are now more than 1000 stations at which
business n done ny for tho company. The say.
ting q esoh Of these II only ten each working day
There can be but lev stations where this triiin9
may not be daily ssvcd and there he many where
tls savinS ean be considerably Increased.
Although the volume Of business 10 speedily ncreas.
she operating snd delivery depsrtments Z. probably I'M
practicable II must be remembered that the reduction
OF rates large portion u the country has bean such
nsto yield considerably Diminished revenue from .
largely tncreased number of In order therefore
that the value OF The company. rorsrty and business
holders. Ia the imperative duty Of those responsible
for the proper management OF Its affairs to be espe.
cislly vglst In aud promoting ts
and II isin the belief that practicable by the
orn and hearty cpBpepation OF all concerned to
pllsh some result In the direction indicated that your
assistance invited IN the confident expectation that II
will be cheerfully rendered Very respectfully
"WiLLiAN ORION, President"
Please Rve tho matter careful attention. aud make
such recommendations - will In your Judgment
compsh Tho desired result. Truly yours.
JONI VAN HoHNT, General Superintendent
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THE WATERFALL At OLD LYME
Il Made Pebble Spectacle Or the Csnrt "a
Wheels.

Wheels.
New LONDON, Conn. May 10.-Trial JUS
tice Albert F. Park OF this county. who has
gained the title Of A Court on Wheels, from his
custom OF driving about in search Of violators
Of tho Liquor law. started out In wagon with
Prosecuting Agent Montgomery and Sheriff
Dewey Yesterday. Tho trio constituted bar
q justice. They drove out into old Lyme.
IRsre the trlangnlar court began operations.
complained Of Madthew Strickland for violating
rested him, and then Justice Park got out and
Imposed tho costs q prosecution. Charles
pIG Of Su9T without ieenss
the feelings Of the public there who sought TO
get square with the Court on wheels before 1t
Tho venerable Justice Park finally repaired
to tho steps OF Clark'a Hotel. and while stand
inE there. seemlngly obliyious Of illelt, whiskey
denly poured from one Of the chamber windows
and sp!ashed upon the bald head Of tho Court,
baptizing him thoroughly. The Court was
highly Indignant. but could not discover the The
perpetrator OF this insult upon tho majesty and
machinery OF the law.
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TIE sUN,nsUNDAY,s'1 Axili, 1854

glaAbad sasssed sssoes re neesy - 1hs
Esss ~ ssss diiS ~ placed : iitsIs SssliSei
AZ; s x'ss s:ses s ssffG IA fs os
y: = .ssS .S Ss . ss.S GHs: : S ~.
s. xkf:p xoa. M. T. sSassS aapSi. 0H
hSr gsS AlRssIss;:IT Is :irssi.J ESn1 B.
q .S S!!sa Wal T. ,,s 1Ii ME- l $siS 9
Hitchcock JrI. Tom Boy was the q:
y sss ,Ss asIlv ea
nonssS 01shsS BOY Ss@ns {. ;isypsiss rssr
the .oloain6 Of the b0okA Orphan Boy
s isid &c blSsi Ss III Hn l RSGs ''S anna
and threw his owner. III. Chsevsr sepi Nc"
brssks In winner By four lengths. Wild Tom
time was taken IN any Of the RACES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-11

Isaac E. Cotheal died ct his residence ct
Fshk village OH Thursday in the 9th year Of age
He was born in this city his father being the head Of
the old nrm OF Cotheal Co., 55 Beaver street. import
ers After his fathers death Isaac Cohca carried on
the business with his brother hut he early retired fro
the arm Iis married q lady Of fislknl village and
lived there after hts retirement.
The Rev John Eschnann, pastor OF the German Evan.
gslcnl Church in East New York died yesterday aged
81. He founded the church Is years ago.
Z. W. Lakem who made fortune by bill posting in
Brooklyn, died At lS5 lay street yesterday,
Jan isio =, Dsseindo and educated at the ynvers.
" % pn!uA His hrst poem published In l84i and
ls4e he was appointed by the King Poet Laureate 70
tue royal house u savoy He has written large
poets Of the age.
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Mr.. Alex. rayor. Dr.. No. Well. su. w.r,,...

Mr.. Alexander Taylor. Jr.. who was struck
over the head with by Addison Cammack In the
Windsor Hotel OH Thursday night passed All uncon,.
Portable day yesterday. Fever has set in and white
ms cOndifion 10 probably not dangerous II 10 yet
serious t, lie said that the assault was unprovotsd
nru blow OF the cane had stunned him Otherwise
Cnmmack would not have got on so lightly. Mr. Taylor
well enough, - 1855 - 49,
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SELMA PRIEsTLY DYING.
Her story Of the Cause Leads to the Arrest
OF Msdams Nary Craw,

ner story or the Cause Leads to the Arrest
OF Madame Nary C~aw.
Selma Priestly, 10 years old, who is dying
at 796 Park avenue Brooklyn. as result OF
malpractice. said In her ante mortem state
mont taken by Coroner Hesse last evening:
My husband. William Priestly to whom 1 wns
married about year ego. deserted mo Ave weeks
sso, and then came to my mother's homs
here was In q delicate condition and
not wishing my parents 10 know It. and advisc,i
Nv female companion named christina Mehling who
sau she would bring me to woman. went with her
ABOUT TWO weeks ago to the woman. She wanted me TO
give her $40 and then and Anny agreed to take ri
Tor the service the was to perform. her Ave
times. The last time went last saturday Nav
D. When came home was sick. and have been sick
ever since suffer great pain.
The dying girl was unable to give the nano
OF tho woman she visited. Tho police who were
notified by the Coroner afterward re ported that
II was Nine Mary Craw OF 70 Cook street. They
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-11
Hurt In u Scum. In the Department Stables.

Michael G. Iahey. foreman In the Depart
ment Of Public Parks called at the stables of the
partment at i5st street and Morr. avenue on Tuesday
morning to take ont a horse and wagon. Uarret Gun.
hinKhhn stRblemai told him that he could not take
ont team lust then. Lahey insisted that he must have
one, bat Gun bingham refused and after some words
Laney says Cunningham struck him. They grappled
NM to Tell TO the ground In front OF OF the horses
winch stepped on Cnnnngham's right thigh and injured
II. lie died oil Friday night Lnhey Ia under arrest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-11
Fight fsr . Drswbriase.

MrNNEAroLIs. May 10.-A despatch to the
Journal from 81. Vincent says; "Dean / westbrook,
contractors, not having been paid for their work on
the bridge over the lied River At this point,
took took possession sf Oh. structure opened the
thereon. The citizens Of the town feeling them.
selves aggrsyed at this action secured icet of Hat
bonts nni attacked tho contractor contingent In the
melee several OF the combatans Were thrown into the
xsr bn AZ We're rescued aud after brief struggle the
bridge was captured without loss Of life or limb"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-11
slippers MAJ. e Tanned H.naa Hide.

SYRACUSE. May 10-In March an unknown
body found In tho canal was delivered TO the officers Of
the Syracuse Medical College under the act relating to
unclaimed bodice Il Ia said that part OF the mans
shin was taken on tanned and used make pair Of
shippers for person connected with the Medical College
nn nus been found who says that he tanned part III
te SKIN Tho BODY hiss been Identified as Thai al
charles Wederly who had worked GU farm nsa et G.
anu WHO IVES Supposed ~ have gone TO Dakota
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-11
Nineteen Catholic. Iud.cted.

ST. JOINS, n. F.. May 10.-Tho Grand Jury
to-day found Ave true bills against nineteen OF tie
Catholics who participated In the Harbor Grac. nfrny
last December, for the wifu murder of James French
Nchons sray, and Callahan. Their trial Will begin on
Monday. There are three ships In rprt $50 vs.
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why the Hail Dr... C.me on.

Ada Deave's child was seized with convul-
sohs at about O'Clock last evening md apparently
In critical condition when the mother left to take
last evening.
~ her distrcs. OF mind the actress unwitng'y sub.
t n one costume Tor another aud appeared IN the
Mulberry street scene In the lrst III ball dress In
place or street gown. The audience not being in the
secret OF the substitution, wondered inc ongr uty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-11
Goode spars VIII q nrnL .mnr.

CHICAGO, May 10.-James Goode. the English
Pus''s spared four rounds. Marquis OF Queensberry
rules with soft gloves with John Sanders rail-
road brakeman. Of great strength md considerable
soienes Sooue exhibited the Qualities OF hard and
his antagonist ont, '~ w -''~N-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-11
Chamberlain Tappan Very Sick,

City Chamberlain ]. Nelson Tappan is dan.
gerousy III at his Residence. 3a7 Lexington avenue Of
turned from Bermuda. whittier he went for his hsntS
he was worsc than when he started from home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-11

HEADING. May l0.-At the close Of working
hours to night in the FhiladephiA and Rcadng Railroad
shops over two hundred EMPLOYEES in the csr and ma
chihc shops some OF whnm have been in It's empoy
thr'ynvs years, were discharged for want OF work
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-11
Conductor Mckinney Killed.

New HAVEN. May 10.-IIezekiah Mckinney.
one Of the best known conductors On the Consoidated
rosa was Killed by his train out Of New York tonight
ne Tell between the cars Westport and waA 10.
stantiY killed lie leaves widow but 10 Children ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-11

Tho liluor dealers OF WillamsburGh. Nho
nave organizea under the OF the Citizens PrOtec-
tive Union, have passed resolutions that they VIII "a,
here strictly to the sunday law.
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The signal Omce Predictisa.
stationary temperature.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25


pIFR FCOT OF CANALS, y. H..
NEw-I ORk, oct. Is, l05i }
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
\ fe Jared = quarterly dividend Of oNE AID ONE
OF PER CEN on The capita stock Of his company
able on and November J. s4 nc the ONCE o te
stoc record lie closing OF the books he Trans
fer books will close the Once Oi the mon rus com
many so -8 Bfoadway NeW-fok, saturday, october 20
iss3 AZ three I3 O'Clock D. NJ and Will reopen Monday
- JOSEPH HELEN,
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
As ASSOCIATION
. - Chartered by The state 81 Nasyersl
y, ObETt, presiinnt NJ v, OORtf. tr,t.trr
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
Ecaal Noiiefs.

CUPERlOR COURT of the CITY OF NEW :.
- YORK-The Hektograpb Manufacturing com ANY OF
New.York plaintiff, Hiram Kan snd Solomon Ran de
fsndants.
To The above named defendants; . ,,., l., A..
You are hereby summoned 10 answer The compliant ~ hs
TO OF answer on. the plnlh
attorney within days after the service o. te sum
exclusive of yice and in OF 70 II al
appear Judgment wn oe tsen*ganS' you
relief deman ed IN the complaint
~ KICHARD J. MORRISON,
1A PilIntins Attorney
Once and p. o address No. 154 Nassau st Ne%-Yofk
10 irsn ran solomon RAT. defendants above named
summons is served upon 'oa by puDDcaih
pursuant order Of Hon Hooper & Van worst oh n
iustes OF tue Coni OF The city Of New Wk dateu
September l Is and filed with the complaint IN Inc once
OF Court, said dy Al the NouhV Oout
the city aforesaid.
Dated York, Sept IL, l-SA -.
RICHARDJ MORRISON. Plaintiffs Attorney
1Js Nassaust. NewYork-
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
Eeeiures ano Mcelln3s.

DEV. DIR. MAYNARD. i. X. ii. s., Chicken
IL ing Hall. Twelve popula Illustrated Lectures ep Je-
uaal.m South Of Trgnce lArs Nurh o. ftante olshif
North o italy, nom~ LONDON NPan scotland N.Iwsys sna
Sweden. first lesiute 2vIh @ 1OBbiN SSn i~k'e ~
", a. Ponds a cos. - Union square
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
Enslncos Chantes.

A DYER 4lSFMENTS FOR THE NEW
~, ,rOhk rluBuSE WILL NJ RECEIVED Af n nE
f..,1"N OFFICES, No i,Sas hresiway sotpof ihuu
ss5a,s ave, No 1853 fcurtha,e, corner ton,ieen,h.s
~ tff. ave c0ruor Forty .sevcnthst Nos lTl lhiiy
Ts ncar hiai.cth Il and ~ the HARLEh pffltE 4.OV
tsna ave. 0nehundfod andtwcpJ nfth-at- - -
~ "a At tsgolar 1inoe rates
FOR Machine shop fully equipped {;
fayorsliy located IN City Of ~ Paul hinn An open
~ ~ seniel 10 enterprise 10 Obtain bargain
Neas,aats.s WILLIAM FARSs WOhih, Cashier BANK Oh
o'u Minneapolis Minneapolis MINI
FLORIDA SANITARIU N.-Physicians com
manon fcaptal and merchants interested IN trade AL
- DE LION Box 80. Tribune Once.
WANTED.--Partncr WITH $4,000 capital
an established business which viii bear thorough
~'~assIaon Pronts large and invesi ment sale; -,
Aadress box1.I0z. New.York
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, SOUTH
u srn District OF NewYork. Whereas petluon hain
m the OF UnIed states, for he
York the DTh Gay OF oepttni
Sy d. eef soom aar Naatselappy
Of the Dutch steamship Am
eteran hereinafter re erred TO- for limited liability III ie
gard 70 oss damage or injury by oss OF ie Sta1nP a
the 1sua process ana nonIl0h O lne
IN tia Oeha 10 be made. and tina an peIsols
claiming for loss damage injury or destfucon D
tue stranding OF said steamship Amsterdam on
the sable the 3Oth daN o. July A. looi
petition lie ei aHd set forth be cited TO appear IN
said BE- specified IN said writ ana 10 na IKE
spel6ei in writ according law and the rules and
prac Ice u said Court
Now percforc m OF the monon under the seal
OF said directed and delivered 40 heie give
axe injury deet ucti0n by TeasOn oi te rfanuhg ~ te
eAd steamship Amsterlam on or pear ihe l.e ue saDle On
ms Soh day u July D. lsi 70 .e ana atpeaf M & '
No York the United States Post once and Court House
Bfomg iy of New York on the 9TH day Of Janua v
Dls15 M IL o'clock IN tue forenoon OF We ta 'sy "a @
vja thereafter and tcn and there and on De
fofe tbs aid make due pro o Their respective hs
IN this court before John A. Osborn, Eco uniea states
Cmmsssoner n his once No. - Nttsmst ~ the Cly on
New YorK a e1rn to aw and the and practice oi
te court with leave 10 the SAID petitioners h-a-l
feh ciaims contest their haiiiy anu We 70 llils ~
sxc yssse ind petdeufy OF The oi lau 0
under ofC0pgress Toned Ia said p'ttl,h sin
thsy have anything why the peutIo'IH sh"nh ~,
nay. he fci by tom prayed for 20 sppear Deiof. ,s %
United States court said 23th GAY W 70 a.
- 1886 st IA oclck forenoon and make theh "ieh~
sghs IN that behalf
Dated the oath day Of October. 1894. -
JOEL u. EN1AlDT, .,,,
United stace Marshal
fuiiir j. JoicHntsKx
Iroclur for Petitioner,
30 Mtiamst, New YORK
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
Hliscellnnrou5
Bee Cream.

FACT.-llorton's lee Cream II made iIom
u,s cream Is the best and popular los cream In the
.,, pr, II and van will uso no other Depos lth-avo
1888 broadway. 10 chathamst, ITO East iA't's' "'"
York and ass Fulton-st. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
Gitp l)r11cr:p ID Irleo

house near 5th-aye" not
w above 75th.si for cash buyer. - ,,, -,
ri LAND & WHITING, Boekman 81
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
Ciin Real estate for Sale.

Dop SALE or TO LET.-A splendid four
story hrowp stone heuse trimmed IN hard "oya ,.o at
the basement 10 the top hthave near 90 aasSa
the Office OF H. o Na-'
FOR SAIE.-FOur-sior brOwn-stone house,
il 134 last 22d.st, city. Apply 10 1870. go p.aaos,
i'' ~ WILLIAM II. MEEKs, los Reade1sI-
EOUR LOTS. on 122d-st., near Mt. MOTIFS
il Park for sale LOW o
. r.. ar -c,h q. inst west of sth.avc Apply to
i"' u" '' ' 49, GEO. Il. REED 10 SasssusG-
HANDSOME new houses now reauy ioi III
J. spectioa permit re1nirel -.
M IL East B1h-st.. 21feeI
No 90 Fast 6lst-st,. same
No 20 East 6jth at. "a iee
No 81 East 55thst, y test
No S3 Fa. 65th-st- II feet
PARTICULARS application 70 pr-vx G. co Architects.
'hAhhi' 300 MadisOn-ava
xrrrl,,r vJDF -FleCantly finished houses for
ON 10Th 7ed asd other streets, from ssnDJo up
eaio v" 'N'-' T 5 CLATkSON CO. fIne-s'.