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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03

Henry A. Meyer has been growing candidate
t,oro the moment he was nominated. He will
continue to grow until the polls are closed. When
the ballots ara counted, his majority will starte
the Brooklyn Ring they have not been startled
since Seth Low beat Mayor Howell ten years ago.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD

y. 7. z. = IT. X H. K. Co, LeSsce.)
Trains leave 42d st. North River station New-York
follows and 20 minutes earlier from Jayst n
$3.50 A. M..Daliy for Newburg, Kingston Albany
Daily, except Sunday, west OF COeyman's Junction
7:15 A. M-Daiy FOR Albany; daily, except Sunday, Mon
1000 A. M.-Daiy. for Newburg. Albany Utica Syra.
euse. Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls, Detroit thl.
LBS A. MID,y' except sunday, for Albany and Utica
SIS Sfp &s sSa&ay Mo ,Ss ao' Gca sya
euse, Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto De-
troit, Chicago, St. Louis N
S:15 r M;.Daiy. for Albany, Utica Syracuse Roches.
Daily except saturday; for Toronto. ''''''
HAXERSTRAw LOCALS, 245. . AS p. NJ.
535 % 80, al :45 =. NJ '
Sleeping for Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto De-
trot Chicago, st. Louis OIL all through trains
Daily. For tickets, timetables, psrlor aad sleeping
accommodations information apply offices DrSok
yn ssS wsshingonst 72S Eutensti Annex onlce, foot
l43 Bowery 12 Park Place SO Vest I25th st. and at sta
lions. &. +. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent
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REAL ESTATE.
,,>,rrc At THE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS AT THE EAChANuc
New. York Saturday, November 2. 81,
Tho total amount realized from public auction ses
city real estate at the and Auction Room i0r VIC
week erding with to-day was sooo'Ioo
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present week ending saturday s Se ES
the following sales are announced to BE- heid ~ "' ~
change aud Auction Room:
TO-DAY (MoNDAY) NOVEMBER o.
safe 'S ?'S 49, ? sssxYss s;na p sS"s;
iane dine Of l62d ST., 1928 II W OF 3daNe
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10.
Foreclosure SALE lot, 2Sxioo each he x AysnSo
70, 70 ts.e g !: is' iG e VSsV
and 1story building on Grand Bone, and s,orv Dwell
as IL ssss eadSs
running ad f So 80 % Vest 2sdst Of
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER H.
Foreclosure sale lot, "a 1irlt97 IN e West sd 1o,
corner Of 1Othaye plot OF Isnd iGSaoo a Mot a.
h s%s g fteen
io %s'. ss ssi W NO is q As
Public austs% O l sss asa tsHns
isz TOO. 10 and s,oiy dwelling East 1i0ss
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IL.
so @ ss s lot ez 81 .ns i'' assns
IL. 81 2SA; q ,S SS
te,ory S%eSs No s. West SotSs 700 Of
ohave plot lard 100 ixloo and 4story hats NOS 81
i iS5 aid sstOfy building Nos $50 So isave,
corner 0' ''' FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10.
sosy aSs ssls sa
H1sSn ls NOS !ss to- wes
st. 100 # Of sd.ave; lots 25x10O.11 each, East
9Vth.st. 25o It W OF 3d-ave
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Mem Civilizations.
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RAILROADS..


THE FAST LINE.
600 A. yesDue eSDng and Pa sd Cars
Louis 7:oo p. M next day. Connects also fer Toledo.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 & Of r SnnS ysssqs
.slIss :s
I%SaSspes Fa cseaso
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
800 p NJ Irulma4 yestbue Sleeping car; FROM New
Arrive. Cincinnati ii 25 a. m, and St. Louis 200
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
sfeHRs
Coaches from New-York to Chicago Arrives In Chi
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
oi9 s. oa. eSasse S cstnaa G sysaa .a
EcsPSss and G9issSo SG9S ~
s 3 isl 81 @ snd 90 oeac ds
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
tShi MeS c'i
Valley arrives weekdays a. couTo %s ;l5 s,nss
daily
BUFFET Sleeper to Ncw.0rleans.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
with Dining Car to Baltimore daily except sunday
10 10 m. arrive Washington 30 p. III and Com
gressiona Limited" daily, with Dining Car. at 20
900 90 80 and II 100 a. m. 2:1o 4:30 500 ard
900 D. and 10 10 night. For Baltimore only 100
p n. Sundays; e;l5 and 8 30 a. M. 80, 100. and
100 p. and II is night .
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. 100 p. M. weekdays. with
Through Day Coach.
FOR CAPE MAY. :00 D. m. wcer-davs
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20 20, 100, 80, 100 40 100 Pennsylvania
Limited with Dining Car, aud 10 10 Wasnin Linn
TED With o Dining Car. ana II 200 M i2 90 90
s10 100, 80, 90 30 00 100. 80, 100 and
200 p; m: aad y 10 night Accommodations: II &c a.
900 40 90 LlmitedJ and 10 90 a. M :OO 90 80
5 100 q 80. go and 100 p m. and IL :l5 night Ac
For Time tables q trains n local points the Pcnn:y
vAnia Railroad System. apply at the following Ticket
Onces Nos. 435 $40 and 3i4 Broadway, Aston House,
and foot OF Desbro,Jes and Coraldt SITS. Court st.
$50 Futonst, and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot OF
Fultonst Brooklyn: rs Hud;on-st.. Hoboken: Station
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through destination
CHAS. f.. PCGH, J r.. WOOD,
General Msnager Age
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Chartrand, Ludger, to s. Purser, W cor Brook'ave
and 173d.st, years 5000 -
De Campenbi, Gabel A, TO Lillian Il Weswall, W s
6th-avc, a0th-st years 81 300. ~ =,
Duffy. Jas, to Geo Bernhard, 1o2d'st Sd'ave de-
mand, sl, 100
Dunno, Francis and Jas ], to executors Fly, S
Manhattin-st, ,lCth-ave, years $4,000.
Del Bello and Di Ciocca, TO Henry Zetner,
Pelham-aye and Arthurst, year, 1000. -
Eagan, V, TO Zoller Lumber Company, s W
cor AmsteIdam-ave and 7Jth.st 10000. -
Hill, Joanna j. to Fred Il Ilmrod, No 129 7ith-sI
year $1,000 ,,,,,
Martin Ell, to New-York Lumber and Wood Working
Company n G7th-st, lColumbus-ave notes, IS 600.
spadone. Amadee, to Equitable Life Assn Soc, 5
SGD st, shave, years, S24 900. - -,
Wright Susan A, to Reuben Ross, 37thst, W 10th
ave, mos $500.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AN
WASHINGTON.
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAiL"sA.

Trains leave West tzd.st at 80 A. ~. ~ Ian
ytes earlier from foot Jayt for Lake MSSSaAN slr
town, Boomngbureh. Port Jervi. Monticello carve
Pittsburgh Lterty. Livingston Major HaaSocfT anetca
Utica. Rome. Oneida, osweso. Detroit Chieas''
points West. -, "a Mlnne
Bis p. NJ Campbell Hail. Lakes Mohonk ana mdosnisc
waska, waikiki Valley stations, Middletown, ~ Whh
burgh. Eenyille, Pittsburgh. Hurleyville, Lloe'''
Lake Livingston MINOR ,n.,,y Lr
100 u. NJ Middetown. Tall,burgh, Lioeryn,,x
ing ton Manor Rocklind. Walton, sidney Ne. chi
Oneida, Oswcgo, Rochester Niagara Fails peIiar ne
caso and West Pullman slcepers reclining cha e.
TO Suspension Bridge DAILY, all other trains amy
Pullman drawing room seats and sleeping car ssr1ssrssa
obta med at 500 Broadway. NewlorS. j. T. A""
q. p A.. Is Exchange Pllcc, New-Nork.
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ssi.I 10 spsdone $4,000
12Oth-st. 6, % n W Lexington. ave, 25NlOO.lOi
William T. Crsndall to X Fisher.
spadone to ,'P sriss $4,000
AV eapro Il II FieiI. TO- 7 kohl " 1850
61stst No % East Charlotte Turck to Turck 620O0
I2Oth-st, $. 80 It W LexID9ton-ave 25Xiool0;
Roderick Fisher to Maurice OBrien ;n;o.;a:
120th.st, S. 90 It Lexingt0n-ave, 26XlOnlo.
Roger Pryor jr. to II + Fisher.
fetna Ioa ass to G. e Del Beiia 5000
Lots 128 and 127, map Ryer Homestead John L.
Lands to X / Tomas, jr..-...-..............-.-
DrG Pa,snf to " cSartrsSd $3.50
10y HOWE 70 c McEyoy .....'........ $50
Lot, 100 and I27, same map Hannah NJ. Van
Reed to l. lands Iotn 'ff.,dvt
Lot ate as sei aP Nsef "O rs
Ei@ ss same rit 10 Casey y ;. ...... 725
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RAILROADS..

new YORK < cE41aA
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
Operating the fastest and most IA,
feet through train service in the world
Reaching by its through cars ths
most important commercial centres N
the United States and Canada. and
the greatest of Americas Health and
Pleasure resorts.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FlLLS
|, All trains arrive at and depart fror
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
Fourth Ave. and Forty-second ST., Ncw.Ysr
Centre Of Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CIR,
Trains leave follows,
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
300 A. M.-Daly. except sundays. Fastest train 1, ~
world $40 miles In 5oi mlnuns Actual running 10 =
ha.s 10 Syracuse r. va @asr T naa Eseh sSsss.
vestlbuIed Meals served IN coaches, dawlnsfsss
FAST MAIL.
0,1O A. M.-For Albany. Saratoga Montreal. uu.
Syracuse. Roche.ter. Batavia due at Buffalo 10
NETWORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-Composed exclusively Of Wagner yssul~
hen and ses anss sdd hs i Ds
Due Chicago 0:f5 a. m. next day.
CHICAGO DAY EXPRESS.
1000 4. Mildly except sunday Connects via 4
rsS aSss not rn s e %s SSss s
sOUTHWEsTERN LIMITED.
1880 T. M.-Wagner ye;tbu!e. Drawing Room, ss.psa
B%s ' slasi@S; 80 nd:ea as Il S. y
WORLDS PAIR SPECIAL.
1;30 p. NJ. Wagner vestibue Drawing. room. slsepaa
Buffet, smeklHg ;nd d. Liers5y and Dining CAR. S.
p. m. next day. No extra fare.
ALBANY, TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
1880 r. M.-Dus Albany rs, Troy 7.3j. sanhe,
$3.50 p H.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
Sleeping and Dining Cars. Due Detroit Is H's :.
Chicago 4 80 D.
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
600 p. M.-Wsgner vestibule Drawing Room slee,,s,
Fans 7:i2 a. Cleveland 10 s5 q M. Detroi, ~
.. m, Chicago 300 p. M, ST. Louis Z As a. N.
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS.
625 r. M.-wagner Sleeping Car, to plattsbgssh, IL
e35 m: 70 burlington due 500 a. M. and % Ma.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL
1880 p M;.wasner Sleeping Car yew,York to sui,A
a. a.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
ena4 80 p % indianapolis 10 80 H. S. ai L S
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
900 r. M.seepng-Car passengers only carried "a aa
train for Rochester Due ~, a.
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
91J p. M.-wagneF Sleeping Cars New. YORK to Bacaa
Detroit and Chicago, also to Cape Vincent, daily v
Els n4aL lsEwBURG), PoUGHKEEPsIE, RHINE,
CkiFF (ikbbN0GSSToN AND CATsKLLL MoUXTAISS
S go ssS 10 90 tGuSSsff S - r Ga s
81 'aa?9 csS GasrI:oa 10 w. s POINT NJ 3d. h
albany Nj xYp Is rK K 81 80 /, q 10 90 10
n so p Il: also for Troy CPS 7: N.
VTISfs Ar s$F5cNIsE 49, ESQ., &c., Ss 'ls 49, S.
R0 eli! II 70 ESb B. BurrAIo-,s oo sao pm
9Y50 II % Il s;o s Or EosSs;s s;' %
SS sS rs Il x e PMaSsrREAun
1AFGn 10 x I q {tHYroS oeDExspgns xs
Say6S q for O.s s s 'ts' O SSs'1sa
ie q 10 sG H H. ~ 90 a5 II
PITTsFIELD, LENOx, NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
Via Harlem Division.
Two trains with through Drawing Room Cars RtsfI
% due due t tss'ass i e. N SSr ADM Aa.s:
. T, sissu and o. ' e T. s 81. &
York sSs Wa.hastS1,ss 52s FuIton-s.. "a sss ID
2 xp nsssAyn 100 aa % r..
Dali. 1Fe Sunday sae SATURDAY @
rain, run dly.
.'!p' stStss a';s ; ss5 Id 80 So,
JOHN NJ TogCEY, GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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I EHiGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

brosses sts, as follows: ~ ~
"a. IN. for Msuch Chunk and intermediate point,
10 q. m. for Geneva, Lyons ElI1ira Rochester, pu,
fo and the West rottsvile and PRINCIPAL local nonts
Chair Car to Lyons and Pullman Car Suspension Blue
a. m. for loluch Chunk and intermediate points
IL 80 a. m. fer Elmlra and intermediate points
l p m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chal,
Car TO Tunkhannock Connection Reading and Uorr,
burg. ~ 'ii''
$40 D. m. for l.. and T. Junction and prIncnaI ina.
mediate points, Chair Car to L.. and II. Junction.
Car 70 PottsVi!le. ~ """'f
30 p m tor ,Mauch hunk aud intermediate points
81 80 p m FOR Geneva; Lyons, Elnsa. Rochester But.
pen Ion Bridge. N S"''
Trains leaving at $40 a. m. IL 80 a. M 1 D. M and
$40 D. m connect for all points In Mahoney and Hazel
ton coal regions. ~ -
SUNDAY TRAINS.
8 10 a. M for Mauch Chunk. Hazeon and intermediate
points and III D. M. for Shenandoah aud Intermediate
points ~ '"N'"N"A"o
10 y. IN. for NJ such Chunk and intermediate poines
80 D. m. for Geneva, Lyons. Elmlra Rochester, Ruf
pension Bridge W. -'N"' "''~ Su''
=. General Es tern ONCE. 2s5 Broadway
The New-ferk Transfer Co. will call for and ehs,k
baggage from hotel or residence through destination
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'..sod by all booksellers, or sent. postpaid by
CHARLES SCRIBNEI:S SONS,
743-745 Broadway New.YOrk.
Eighteenth Edition. post paid for 25c. or stamps;
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls on
Turns r,, ard ne E Eo ma Rv Prof hRLhY
Every one should read this little
JnsIrurIlon.
For Young Ladies City
MISS CROKER and MISS BECK.
81 West 42d's, ' opposite Bryant Park ''''
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Ms sc sif FOIL M IS ssaso ana
WIG as sn
s ' IN ~ sst''
17s VEST sEsa y.sssbf; .sr
N ISIS J.. F. MOORE, r,.,..
alist French ana German Conversation III W. 7.th.
' saHS #iSa ri $aaoass
N ISsEs GRINNELL's DAY SCHOOL For GIRLS 2:
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THE EIyEEsIDE w sGH20 c:n., -,
;ar BARNARD and Other so,issss Is.dese ISsermsdats
o % p nnd q Boys Large
u ULCERS FEMALE COLLEGE,
81 AND So WEST 55THsT.
1. Regular Classical Course for the degree of A. B.
II Lsrasy c eOS Ei for the c 6sgss OF
". Preparatory Department.
REV G. W. SAMSON d. D., PRESIDENT
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TIE hEE HSs sChSo tND 10 EAST ssp:sr.
boarding. ASR PAH s4Ho2 2th hGH GIRLS
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THE MISSES MOSS ca Msdi;on-a yen. 1.,,.. -,
children ffspais. TO- other College, '''
SEVENTH H'' s;s: $,
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Primary, Academic tshesa.s DeparsnsnS: Co,
c0 oie Rev XirRgD c ROE pfnepal 2ss Lsn.1
HE f& fSISYo %Kp Sp ph9 stHooL FOR GIRLS
80 Yves. .osh.ss T"en'ynn'AM yfst DAY. Principal
TVNUE MISSES LEEDS English and French School for
IaaS a a. West sd'
Day f. 1889 $50 and
sss 1i''t and West van sSkasS Principal
w Est END AVENUE SCHOOL, FOR GIRLS
II III fls
For Boys and Young Men-City
r. LASS FOR BOYS % East 5ith.st., reopcns October
THE MISSES GRINNELL.
r ENTLEY SCHOOL FOR B0Ys.
w1LL1%a g1ossN fs x b. n'lh s SSsSs Principal
LASS FOR BOYS, y East 5I.h.ss, October /.
HnsN'A' FRENCH A''a THE MISSES GR1xNELL
u EAST 4sTH-sT.
FRANK DRISLER. A NJ. Principal.
tEcTEISAh az so.,:.
directly for this course IN tn. universities.
I EyiNG SCHOOL, COLE ANn RAY 20 West ss,5;sL
erected for school gymnasium, laboratory; WOOD
carving.
nj ISIS KETCHuM'S CLASS FOR YOUNG BOYS Will
u reopen al $50 LexiE Rton- 40th-st Mon.
day, october u. Circulars on application.
MISS CARRIER, formerly with MISS DU VERNET.
- ' - ny '''''''' 10y s. EAST sOrI-sr
p AK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,, 81 Yves. 56th.st-K
primary department Elmer Php spMarI fiin %Ra
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, 7oi M,dison.ave.
near 6ith-st. HENRY b. CHAPLIN D. D.
Principal foys htted for college business; primary
department; gymnasium. ga year. '
II UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL lab Broadway
" 42d-st All department..
NJ NJ. HOBBY. " c. UENDRICKSoN.
NJ EST END SCHOOL,,
CHESTER DONALDSON. A. NJ. Principal.
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E RE LIN ES

ME LINED .
Lake Honesdale. scranton BinshampsO., EImirs
t tSSa qsss.
and eheas points sa6 Choice S
SSa6sSs pnSri%s
from West 2sd.st N"''' 0'''- "''' '"A
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
900 Psy Cs NasaTa Fs and Chautaugu;
Gssaslsss cnsans comets Port J.r sis'Ri n
union station. except sunday, for Monticello.
YESTIBULED LIMITED.
800 qua a with d han cs Co GsSssS
to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
z 20 r. M;; except Sunday-For Binghamton Honesdale
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
Oil'p. NJ. Daly-solId train to Chicago Via Niagara
1U ds and Tssd aT ra Railway seeper
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
o.oO FAILS; Solid train to Chicago sleepers Buffalo
FOR PORT JERvIs.
w EEK DAYS.; 10 a. M (23d-st :55l, 1852 a. m.
3 p III" H., p M, ESQ p M ms 80 p. M H.
FOR NEWBURG.
WEEK DAYS. 10 g. m, t25d'st. 800, "a m, 40
Q p. NJ, y. III.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
Al APPS AND TIMETABLES may be obtained from,
hs's; H@@ss isn
Lake Souvenir" and Summer Excur.ions,i 'h"u'"uau'
fKE s6S s51 I'D
st. Ferries, New YORK Ssl and 1893 tultOnst. BrookIyn
to- HcSo and jersey sy'ss aon f aed
Company call for and checks baggage from hotels and
W. c. RIHEAEs0X. General Passenger Agent
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Dee. o. II 80 a. m.
,Ieutonic. Dec. 10. , 80 am.
brltaiiiiic. Dee. 3, ii a. III.
Majestic; Dec. 30. q p. m.
foot OF West lotil-st.
Gamers. Saloon rate, $50
amer and location OF berth.
Excursion tickets Oh FAVOR.
; 70 the Old Country. $50.
oldway, Ncw-York. Phila.
" Maltlana ker.ey. Agent.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

GerInanic. NOV. II. 10 a. m. |
'Teutonic p. Nov. 10. 7 4. M. ]
Britannia. Nov. %, 8 30 AN.
Majestic Dec. .. D 80 a. m.
From White star DocA
Second cabin on these =
and upward. according 10 -,
Second Cabin. f3j and so.
able terlns ss.crage from oi
Company Oaice. No. 20 81
telphIa Office. 400 W1lnnt.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-09
Real Gsla,e.
What is an Abstract Of Title?

9th-An abstract Of title is what the plaintiff mort
gage lender had the Of Day. executor vs. Reynolds
(23 Hum 1871 1t out in chronological order he
posed facts the title, and it had those expensive
searches attached To make l. valuable there
added opinion by competent lawyer. But the
searches omitted important deed and the mortgage
proved worthless The executors lawyer not liable
his opinion based the correctness Of the
searches. The County Clerk not liable. for The
held that County Clerk owed duty 10 the plaintiff
So the executor lost his money and has de-
cided views as % the relative merits Of examination
OF title ending in policy and ending
in on opinion the title only And the heirs have
decided what Constitutes prudence the part
OF an executor In lending mortgage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-09
SnsIrprIioh.

For Both Sexes-City
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- AND BUSINESS TRAINING SCHOOL.
900 5th.aye. (nesr 33d-stJ.
FRANCES E, PARRISH Principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-09
Jnsrrurrlon.

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From u |,
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Corps includes Mrs Geneyeve Thompson.
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charge. Ie w 55th.st.
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-12-29
Held TO Be, USury.

CLIFTON, Kas., Dec. 23.-A decis-
ion has just been rendered by the
district court of Washington county
which will have an important bear
ing on the present system of loaning
money in this state. The decision
was given in the case of the Clifton
bank against Samuel Smith in suit
to recover $25 on a note. Smith
showed, by the bank register that
lac gave the note four years ago and
has renewed the note and paid $l.25
interest every month"; since.
In rendering his. decision the
Judge showed from the evidence
that Smith had paid the bank 500.
The lawful interest at II per cent.
on $25 would be $12 and the total
amount to which the bank was enti-
tied was $751;. Consequently Smith
had paid the bank $23 more than it's
claim and he was, given a Judgment
against the bank for that amount.