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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-06
CITY ORDINANCE,

III a meeting Of the Council, held
Nav 2Sth. the fire limits we're enlarged
and extended to run wish thelines OF,
and include Inc whole OF the territory
embraced in the Second and Third
wards OF the city. No person shall
erect within the fire limits any build
ing not constructed With brick or
stone walls, or walls encased with IT
least one row OF brick aud tile or
metal roof
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-06
DO yoU ADVERTISE

ITO discontinue an advertisement,
says John Wanamaker, rs like taNnS
down your sign. Ifyou want to Do
business YOU must let the public know
it. 1 would as soon thlul Of doing
business without clerks as without
Advertising
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-06
THE STOCK SUBSCRIPTION.

md aud 10 carry out the policy of the
pital. Hence the capital stock has been
2cb. - OF which will be required upon
installments, not oftener than evcrg 90
t is helisyad that not more THAI s. per
tons taken only by authorized agents OF
The land will be turned into the COM
giving all stockholders the benefit prac-
sl.500. 000 viii be reserved 20 encour-
ob each stockholder viii Thus owa an
Ill the enterprises are secured and under
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-06

Consists Of about 5000 contsuou &C es lil 10 lne g,
within the city limits w CT seI.l @ ' i ~ r r
Ivey creeks aud james i've u $3.50 u
miles to the T@lia VI lH ,Iol ~ no [,ss m
the con7erenG lines oi u y ION anu
Ohio Railroads. Vt present ia Hae 'l.'1S .'o
hdr0ughAres OF . osI So' ct 'VNo -1'9V9 f
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-06
LEAyE ROANOKE.

Daily-Haitimufe exl res
from all points soati 10
Washington, Baitin }re
Harrisburg, Philadel hit
and New York. ar
ries Pullman pa &c
buffet sleeping GER iron
Roanoke to Philadei hi;
without change, via Ia
gerstown and Harrisburg
Daily-New York ane
Philadelphia exp 'asS
from Iiempilis, Caat.
tanooga and nj
points south. Fer Phil
adelphia and New York
Carries Pniils an Pa,ac
buffet sleeping EAR
through 10 Philadel. .his
and New York via L az
exc, Ha2erstown ane
II =, ,-,.it, l,rT.rC-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-06
AILOTMEsNr OF STOCK.

management wi alo the gs portion OF me s1oeh 70
OF Yguia. = reasonable portion VII o alo.u " ~ IN STn
aIies the State Books Of sur crl 1n WIZ De
day May 1890 attolo Ins places Ia ~ @ -
2l2 Ninth street, oteV, Walker 5oN yer, yl2 MAN
pauoh, 81 Law udlps II rsina Ia, ~ neu = ~
& wilkins 205 Ninth sire s Y. ~ g 80
Buildings Adams Bros ~ Payn sra sc hops &C I aoa NJ
% floor Law Buldng aenont ipany 49, hre
John n. Payne fourth floor, Law us inS. ne ose' ta 7 ~
designated =, 80 ~; -. .ila ~,
For details tae plans ani tlueeht see
sse from b Company Offices Main street, lynchourg Va
ard m nv authorized agents Mhood Stone Co.
Room a. Law Ruidng Co. 0l7 Main street,
& Steptoe, 2o6 Tenth street; w. ~ CITIZENS,
Applications for subscription from eioanoke Wide -
w nj. wager & Co., Gallahers q lNnsord
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-06

GEORGE Is. McLANE, Virg.nio
President;
CHARLES NJ. BLALl.FoRD, Lyacf
burr, Pres't Peoples National Eanf
W. Ii. BARCLAY, Pittsburgh, p J;
GEORGE G. JUNKIN, Montgo1ef =
county, Va
". J. JOHNSON, Richmond, Va ,
Pres't Citizens Bank;
ED. 5. HUTTER, Lyuchburg.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-06
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-06

TO secure a large body Of ayalla lie
company requires much labor 81 {
placed at So, 800, GOO, ir shares Of 10
subscribing, the residue in 20 per cent
DAYS ard not then unless necessary.
share will ever be called for. Sub cri
direct from the Companys main q ICE
pqny at very low price per acre, hn
iically Of "a ground floor inVes the 1t.
age manufacturing plans, in all Of WI
interest and will not be called tcr III
construction.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-06
NITY ORDNANCE.

The owner of any animal which shall
die in lae city shall have the carcass
carried beyond the CITY limits and
buried n some suitable place.
Anyoae violating this section shall
be fined FIVE Goilars-tSection Is,
chapter xi, General OrdiDances.)
u.y3ttf
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-06

a syndicate capitalists a2ve secured
thecan ssiol Tor az -r, l.li- lEi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
psrsRyTcRY VOTING FOR REVISION.

Canisteo. y l.. April II Spcciall.-lhc otcnoch
Prcsbytcry lat evening elected the kcI 'c'rse -
r.mcs Of Audovcr a, moderator for the coming year
A thi, morning, meeting the Row John : Bacon "i
CORNING. vas elected Commit TO the 'encr'i
As.emllv and Piatsburg was chosen as the place "l
tho nov, meeting, which Will BE- held In september
The Committee on Revision u IA" Confession oi
Faith made "a report. stating that THIS picsnNieH
aocs not desire any such changes ~ would cudanS'r
the in,cc,f, Of the Presbyterian system 81 doctrine
ar ,,np,r the essential articles Of that iath but mat
i; doc. desire certain changes. which the report
snocirc-. First that the third chapter shall t't'h
nlv thee things The Divine sovereignty IN cl''t"h
the c,usl love # tod to all mankind salvation lh
len. Chris, provided for and available Tor ever
sinner and 10 be preached t. every creature ior I'M
mediate acceptance secondly. that the tenth 'hAile'
J.. 40 revised that no discrimination be made or I'm
nlics concerning infants dyinr ~ infancy uNi'
section 4 be- 40 changed - teach that tod !, n"
RI, hector Of persons, and not 70 teach the damn''"
II All h.sshc> nor deny that there lnit be Mehtuci
Wli, are -l1cd los christ through thr -pfll. l".uN
That CHAPTER -. section ., Nc 30 'Nih-'i - - ".',
~ ,.scr..nrc 20 Catholics duai"r- ana napier
~ section a. 80 changed NOT to designate Inc "pc
n. Auif christ. man ~ sin and son 81 p''rl'lyl'
ALL. recommends that Nh" pt'uN tris
i,',,.,,,. the General Assembly g. formuii" she"
,rt -.r.plr creed. courhei 40 FAR ., may p'' u.
$500. n.,irtl language. Arl coriarIu- an inc '''u''
,~,i,i,. ~ thr Westminster 'pufr-.l''. VINO" '',
.i.u Doe. submitted FOR approval ai' aI','i a, W.
..,'.,r ,.e.d ~ fhc lre-lyt'rn 1920 ana Ic,"incu
hrr he. o., th. world. Tie report was adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
SAFETY FROM FIRE AT THE CiSTNO.

Building Inspector schweiccr reported to the Board
II Fire Commissioners Yesterday that acting under orders
from the Superintendent OF Buildings. h" had maze
thorough inspection OF Casino Building AT the SOUTH
east corner OF Broadway and Thrtyninth>t In tn ro
he SAYS that found the reroo s;a"a!s ana passages
To be constructed according 10 law, and the >air"as "
bu.l. and placed furnish ample exits from a. ue
floors, In the matter Of lrc-escspes. he says that me
building is deficient and that additional balconies anu
dopadd~rs arc necessary various points. and snola
be placed in position without los Of time IL also reg
euds that the prosccn.um wall be carried 70 the roof
sixteen inches IN thickness and be built TO the height
four feet above the root. twelve inches thick.
a, the Casino ia, night said that no notice NAG
beer. received OF the roper; the inspector hut econ'
uoudston from Fire Commissioners would be promptly
and cheeriIv complied with. all such recommendations
had been In the past. All the at the Casino back %
,h curtain line whore there Is ordinarily the most danger
d, FIR. IN theatre including Offices and dressing rooms
fou the TOP OF the house are rnirhea win
automatic sprlnkcrs. which would quickly wet everything
In relr ncshhorhood there should b. IRE 30 mat Wy
chief danger would probably be from water IL i so0'
guarantee OF general safety Of the house mat siho'
these ~prrklers put few months ago the rate
insurance has been reduced from per cent " 20 per es~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
TO THE READERS,
And Especially tho
LADY READERS.
of The Tribune

The manufacturer. Of "TmErUEE r.sns powd., I.
making their bow TO the public desire to frankly state
few important facts
firs-This powder has been adopted and indorsed b,
the wholesale Grocers' National Association as the be.
pure cream Of tartar Baking Powder made.
second-we make cAtravagant claims or assertions,
the quality Of the powder is expressed by the name
7htrd-ws have words OF condemnation for obe,
powders there are powders market which A..
very good, there far that poisonous: VI
KNOW ours to be pure and Of the highest class
fourth Realizing that results alone can prove II.
merit Of any article. believe that "IHEPUREm
Baking Powder. which is Advancement in Modern Dis.
coyery Science. will furnish results for the house.
hold never accomplished thus proving helptu d.
the health and popular with the ladies'" We resn,c.
fully request for this powder careful trial and are eoos
dent that 1t will obtain precedence all others In Tn
homes OF the people,
"IHEPURE BAKING POWDER CO..
ALBANY, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
CONTROLLER MYERS ANGRY.
HE REPLIES SHARPLY TO DOCK COMMISSIONER
cEAM-TnE TROUBLE ABcUT BONDS.

The meeting of the sinking Fund Commissioners
yesterday w,s enlvcued by controversy between
Controller Myers and Dock Commissioner Cram re
gaIdng the issue of the $3,Oo0.Coo bonds Nj. Cram
asked the Controller with some a-pcrity. when these
bonds would BE- .s-Gcd Mr.. MycIs replied cOndc'ccnd
ingy that President Post. whom the Controller seemed
regard tie proper person 10 have cognizancc of
this affair although lie did not say directly. had
the suhjcc; in his charge
# YOU knew ANYTHING about IT," Mr.. Myers added.
yOu would be aware Of the fact that you have 4
balance Of $500 900 remaining. We propose to know
what you Will do with that before launching Ont into
new credits Why don't You send nc a statement
Of what you propose doing!'
at sent 10 you day, ago." replied Commissioner
Cram.
1T hasn't reached me yet, if you have tie Con-
trollcr returned angrily.
The Eoard authorized the Controller 10 sell al
auction the new ferry franchise between West Thr
tccnths and jersey city. II l. ten year, lease. a.
an upset rental OF $500 per annuin. The Pcnn,Nl
vana Railroad Company Is Interested In obtaining II.
The petition Of the Fifth Avenue stage Company to
raise It's fares to 10 cents was refused.
No action wa, taken regarding the lease Of Castle
Garden 10 .hc General Government. Attorney General
Talor's opinion being desired first. AZ the Con
irocr's request the appropriation II 100000 for a
armory In Fourccnil-st was postponed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
PUSHING THE GREENE BRIDGE BILL
p,ss,GE OF TWO IMPORTANT MEASURES IN THE
SENATE.

Albany. April 16 (spccaD.-Onc OF the most import
an. bill of the session. Asscmblyman GreeneS act IN
cornorating company 10 build a gigantic railway
rdco across the Hudson River from New-l OrR 'y 10
tbe shore OF Ncw.Jcrscy, was rushed through ''lo
senate today without amendment. senator Richard
con moved that the rules should be suspended IN c4dcr
o. mass the measure out Of its order HIS Inouon
ras adoptcd and without any debate Whatever te Dn
u,. nassed by vote Of 20 TO 5 as follows
yeas-Messrs Ahearn Beckett Brown cantor Cogsc
shall Collins Dcane Donaldson. Emerson HAWKINS
Hunter Ives Laughlin McCarren, McNaughton' o'Noh
nor Elchardson Rocsch Stadlcr and Van Uoidcr-Zo
Nessrs Chase Erwin. Hendricks, Lnson, lsooere-
son Sloan stewart and Nedder-S
The senate also passed Assenblyman Blumehthai
hill authorizing tie Governor and senate to appoint
three Commssi toner's for the prOnotlon OF uhio'''
~ legislation In the United States In reearu 10
marriage and divorce Insolvency and the form Va
notarjaI certificates The commission Is authorizes
,Iso To- learn the best means TO eIcct an IA , -
and uniformity In laws the subjects men'ioI', W
The several states, and especially 10 colsuei IN -,
II would be practicable for the state OF NcW o.n W
invite the other states of the Union 70 sehu IePIo
sontativcs TO convention which shall drail nllloIr
lawS 10 be submitted for the approval anu auop.lon
If the several states and to devise ana recolhenu
sch other course Of action as shall best accomplish I'll.
nurpOse of the act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17

The importer of w0r-''d cloth won 'n',tA"'"'
victory Yesterday ~ TIE Tinted STATES 'H' "'' 'o"' ID
in the ca-c 81 BALM, Joseph Coo against '''''
N.s,uc a- Collector 81 ill, port lhe Sn' -
r.~,rdcd q. n t..t one. for many good, OF the KIND
.crrd ,o In mi, suit are imported and the question
Al. :, whether they are wo,licn-' cor wor-ied- ia
lren a disputed our. The Government officials cli''
incd the imported goods wooIen fabrics "h'l'
the importers desired 10 have them Classified a
manufactures 4 wor.ted." Tie amount sued 10
in the ur.-cnt ca.c Wa ~ - 80. TIL" plhintii
,., r.,,,..eu,rd bv Nc..r-. stanley, Clark" a ~nti
AID hv eN Appraiser kcicnum. and the ''il',tF To-
'',.l stat. d.. triri Ntirrn-y Mitchell aud h- y
rt. i,r, returned 4 verdict ior Ia. plaintiff Tile
d..l Ion /. hy NO mean, iual one however. as tl'
case VIII be carried 10 the tinted state 9uPc".
nurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
4Byy AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE

Washington. April l6.-lo-t Chaplain :. VI. N'rfH'
Ia, been craHtcd three months cNpn''n "i l'iN' ~
absence. Co,oncl Chailr, sutherland. surgeon h"'
l,u iciailo! a., a member Of the Army Retiring Boafi
q. ,n,crn,r- Island. Ncv YORK. relieving First Leu.
tenant Charl,, WILCOX, assistant surgeon. Captain
phlip H. Remington. lotl Infantry. his been ordered
before TN, Board for examinations FIRST Lieutenant
,icuhcn T. Muhall. lith Infantry, hie O'rn ordered
before the Arns Retiring hoar at Fort Lc1Vch"ort"'
Kan. Captain stephen Baker, nth infantry mas U'''
Granted four months leave Of absence. FIRST Lieu
-, Z. un.b ~, Artillery la, been ordered 10
any on Governor, Island. Nc~ ! orb.
Lieutenant clifford II. West ha0 been ordered u
a., ,,,u,fi., for promotions Lieutenant Hugo potct
hans la, been detached from the Enterprise, ana or
drr.d Ia the receiving >hp franklin. Ensign Mill'i
t,,,t,u h. been detached rom duy ~ the Burc AZ
If Nayigafnn aud ordered t. tn t'rpcd" boat 'ush
,,,. All .faut Engineer H.. &. Bryan lao been de
t,led a. A member o the steel IN pcctiuh Board ana
ordered 10 the torpedo boat Cushing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
uDGE BooKsTAvER's CASE.

Albany. April lG.-Thc Assembly judiciary Com
u1,ttcc heard the summing up IN the boohsC'cr Il"
ycstlcaton this afternoon Dclos McOudy suil'no'
~ for Judge BOokstavcr.
Judge Countryman, In summing up ior the COM
..,,,oo confined himself to Judge Bookstavcrs own
testimony given AT the New York Investigations Judge
yoolstavcr lie said, had not looked at the papers IN
,ho Flack case when he signed them His own woras
we're that he was careless. perhaps bit what was no
70 depcnd on If not the good faith OF an attorney
without rcproach. What an excuse TINS was LOT
Judge Every explanation he made lhNoIcq nun l II,
Jon,,cr dircultic, Judge CountrNman s1d ne coulb
not treat such puerlc and Inadequate c.cl,,s VIII
.,v raficncc lie was compelled 10 come 10 the same
..o,,cfisun a. the bar Association OF New orh anu
rcc that BOosstaNcr be mpcachcd, ana, IL guilty. DC
The committee adjourned until next Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
LIOCOR At THE MARKET STANDS.
CONTROLLER MYERs's INVESTIGATION OF

CONTROLLER MYLES'> NESIIrh44ON VI
CHARGES AGAINST TWO LEssEEs.
Controller Mycrss Investigation Of the charges
against Thomas Campbell and f. L. Burmcyer two
restaurant keepers in West Washington Market for
selling liquor violation of the market regulations and
the Excise law, begun Yesterday.
CampbelIs case was called first and ex senator
Eccle,ine appeared as III, counsel John II. >trahan
acted in the capacity for the Controller. There
was a poodly attendance Of interested spectators
Excise Inspector Thomas Ferris. Of no 30 East
Ihrieth-,t retired police detective, testified that
he visited Campbcll's place April and asked for
whiskey lie was requested 10 sit at table. where
the liquor was served TO him. Tic paid Mr.. Campbell
for ii.
George f. CAMS. a reporter. sworn next. and
said that he went to Camphers restaurant IN DC
tober lss9, and had no trouble In getting glass oi
beer lie went again Ia February or March, and VS.
served with Beer at table. lie ordered no cdlblcs.
Mr. CAMS said that his visit to the market va,
brought about by letter of complaint
sent to the newspaper that employed him. The
letter was produced but the signature had been torn
of. The witness spoke Of receiving second letter.
but declined to produce ii. Further questioning rc
ycaed the fact that Controller Myfe had written thu
letter The Controller prciuced letter pres cops
Of IT, 1t was addressed to u. b. La~ton Campbell b
next door ncglbor in the market. assuring Mr. LaNon
that violation, 81 TIE law would not receive the
campbell testified that man named otto
Nic,bafn who kept 4 liquor shop outside tie
market opposite iurmcycrs stands, lad asked h, al
! In getting the latter out Of the market Nicria'i
lad said that he had The New York Herald al h
Jack and that reporter had asrecd'o wric nrmei cf
up He had refused 10 assist Nlcrhach IN Ia, Work
asain.t Iurmeycr and the attack IN the Herald
had followed. lie Lad regular restaurant license
issued bv the Excise EOard and only sold liquor. lie
said when food Wa ordered
The matter adjourned until Monday, when Bur
MEYER case will DC Heard. President Mcakm. Of the
EACse I0ard VIII be wines. Under the con.
oers regulations the selling Of LIQUOR I'm the nlarcts
except with meals works forfeiture Of the stand
permit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17

somebody threw a lighted cigar Oh The awning over
the door Of a shop adjoining Randall, theatrical
agency AT so. LII, Broadway. yesterday afternoon
MFR Randall, Office j. Oh th" second noor Professor
HERMANN the Magician. wa looking ont AT the win
dow and Jaw the awning take hic. II ala not take
the professor ans time at all 1" -"c what Ought to be
,n and with equal onichnc,s he resolved 10 do it.
H., ,t uot oven think al the risk ~ taking cold. bui
u.n.d the window and poured pail of water on the
it,,,,ug awning The awning Wa, almost completely
, ,,,,..d h,It fine flame, we're cNtingui-hrd and no
live, we're lost Nh might nave hiplrhcn hAl
rubody been present who VA, expert I'D a l'N Ike
Inf Professor llcrrmlnn VA, on hand ana no further
.,fc.uard wa, needed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17

Washington. Apr! 16.-A.ss;ant secretary huss in
decision rendered 10 day reversed the previous act
NJ the Commits sioncr o! Pensions in rejecting the ap
plicatlon for pension OF Charles II. EdmOnds. late
Of Company II. Goth Illinois Volunteers. Ia his
declaration for a pension claimant alleges that on
October A. lsG2 At the battle Of Corinth. Miss he
received "a wound of the right hip from piece OF a
shell BY Of which wound his HSht nap has
e persisted away and has caused lamcnes>. Tho
rlam was tsicinally rejected the giOund OF III
sufficient proof that the injury WAS Incurred In tho
service. ana evidence showing iha' claimant wa
Isme ,rior Ia enlistment The Assistant secretary
directs that the application be allowed TIC claimant.
rho Is nephew Of senator Edmunds VII receive q
pension from December A. 1885, at the rate Of
T. per month for the first ten years. ana ABOUT
Rlb per month for the remaining hlteen years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
SINGING SONGS THAT THEY WROTE.

The Manuscript Society. III, membership 70" OF "ho.
contain. IN. nam, AZ nearly every Ncw-Yors musical
composer u prominence held IL monthly m''.ns 's'
evening. The gathering was. a. usual o'''-h'''', m
formal and the programme consisted OF VOCAL ~"e M
,trgmcntal music written hT eminent 'o"i"''' "~ ="
49,, ,,,.n 70 IN, yord Anong the guests and members
,r,sent were ,,errlt Smith the PRESIDENT LOUIS
Drcssler Charlie, Il. Hawles Frank q. Dessert s"'S "
Pratt Ar-.ur r. Brdeman. swain "!HogH' James o.
Williams Nccprcsldent Of the Northern fielue
Idsar : Kelley Car,l lioro. Bruno Oscar hie'h " :"
vdli,c.r Ioni. .huitt Frarc, Fischer Powers, FER
ain,nd 1, Quicken and Bcard>cy Van De water sums
brilliant piano and violin solos were slNen anu nD
ber OF songs were sung by the composers MI he'e,
Loves Fict," sung by Miss Louise "fAia' "SS w"
Ncd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
MONTHLY RECEPTION OF THE PRESS cLrE.

The Press Club held Of its regular monthly
receptions last night at the clubhouse in NasSaus'
There was large attendance Of members and ladies'
who Thoroughly enjoyed the entertainment. The
following is the programme:
E,..o solo 'Our own Pcar>all; saNaphone solo,
Nj. Bessie Neckeni. soprano SOLO, Mss Cora l. C..
,larv: recitation. 1.-THE First oHer,' Ms, Minnie
Dof.on: banjo duet. walt medley. Mss Lotte BUFF
and Grant Brewer; con,fato SOLO Answer by Rooya
Mi, Matte Doron recitation, Mr. hsFFl,' me0o
,,rn .olo H. C. Mocklcm accompanied by Miss Bessie
Mecklem on the saAaphonc recitation Miss Clara Louiss
Ray: tenor solo T. j. Brennan bird warolns- oy Mss
Mabel Stephenson :; recitation Wilton LacAaye OF tht
Money Mad" Company; Professor Fsnciu1!i musical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
HE NEARLY MISSED KEEPING HIS PROMISE

John BlNcn. truclman, OF No. 1oi South Fifth
ave. promised hi, wife Margaret. four ago. when
they were married. that he would buy her a house
OF her own 20 live In before he died. lie was a
swcde fifty one years Old. ON Tuesday he paid
.I2 coo for "A house in Thr,ieth-s.. between seventh
and Eighth avcs.. and he had Tic deed drawn In his
wfc's name yesterday. She met Kim at tie house In
tho afternoon and they looked through II together.
planning alterations. After leaving the house
Bxcn and his wife went 10 Mulberry It., where they
wished 10 transact some business BliAcn suddenly
complained Of Illness and sank to Tie sidewalk m
sensible. He died In few minutes. Coroner
MESSENGER decided that he had died from heart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
4 PIG SIN FOR FIFTH AVE. PROPERTY.

The nrcpcry the southeast corner Of Flfhayc. and
Fifvnlnthst formally transferred
,ay 10 DR. Marvin = Buttcs. Judge Philip L. Ducro and
Frederick Wagner president Of the jnlon Bank. by Morris
I,tnan Of so 80 West fiityrsst. for 500 Geo The
c xncr- Will a. once begin 10 erect apartment house
IN m. site IL IT, however. said that the Holland Trust
Company has the refusal Of the property and will probably
become the owner Of IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17

THE Board Of Manager, Of the Produce Exchange an
nounccd Yesterday that Jesse loyt had retired rom
th. management Of the Erie Elevator '"hpahN' !"
v,ht,h he ha. been s,~ocatcd with Edward Nnlhn-
The new, created CON dcahlc interest MIR. lloNt Ia
hccn a prominent figure the Exchange and recently
,yas credited with making about f1OO.OOO In wheat
sncrulations on the Exchange. Mr. Amman said that
Nr IIOvt had retired hccdii-" hr was wealthy ana
had made M his mind 10 take 1t easy"