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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
ADDRESS TO BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS.
TIE YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUE STRONGLY
URGES REORGANIZATION

THE YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUE STRONGLY
Urges REORGANIZATION
Til" following address issued yesterday to Tho
Republicans Of Brooklyn and Kings County by the
Young Republican club Of brooklyn
For several years pat the elections that
tho Republican party j, Increasing. retaining
Is former relative power the politics Of Kings Countc
and official returns ucmon~tfat" that on, pr cent
Of the Republican have manifested any interest
taken any part in the election OF delegates 10 constitute,
the present Governing Committee q tie party IN this
county These unfortunate conditions the direct and
result OF present dfc Nc sAtm o. organzl
representation tho las arrived
o change should be made IN" present system and Tho
party he Organized upon system that will come into
close. ard frequent touch with all the mem.
bcrs OF the party and give each on otunitv of ci-
lorng hi, unbiased Judgment upon all patty questions.
such organization believe should be la'"d upon The
election district the unit Of organization and cp"-
s,ntaton
The brooklyn Young Ropublican club. desiring to be
in accord with the will Of the majority Of the Republican
voter Of il public meetings proposed to ta;' The
initiative stop toward bringing about the enrolment =
Republicans and organization upon The above plan
Tho cub therefore appointed Provisional Committee
the f,ouingl aniod Republicans: Charles \. Schcrcn
Albert a. Wav lanci, H. Wilson. Charles \. Moore.
William H. Williams Daniel g.. Hartman, Willis l..
ogden Johra Van Cott. stephen V. White, George C.
E"ynolds Darwin r. James Alhro j. Newton ; u.
Chittcndcn and Ethan Allen Dotv.
We believe the opinion l. general among brooklyn
CCpnbicans drsir promote tho best Interests OF
Ecpuhlicor prr'v that plan ~ panty os-d/'-
ton should BE- oGop:d which shall remedy "\>tig Owls
10 al parry lnauaccucnt The plm tf -r"r most ~
favor 4, wha. i known Tie election d>'ir' pin which
proposes to make election district the unit OF ofg-
ton and also the unit Of representation III nohh'h-
conventions favor This plan because IL j. n harmony
with or O: Government h"ca1." II places h'
Ecnrblican vo'r- ru control OF IN" party orr'f'-
ton makes PARTY leaders and party om'i"'N '""'
dirc.tI, responsible III" people whom thov represent
Tho committee above named la- been appointed a. =
..proyi.ional Republican District ORGANIZATION Commute
for the purpose cnicln- such Republicans a favor inc
above plan II this YOUR approval please s'n '"''
name "a the A tric roll sheet winch viii ID" lr<nt'i
to YOU II the intention 81 ia" P'oyi-'"il commute"
after ,hc enrolment conplct1 TO arrange Tor W'
formation Of permanent committee hlfnG representa-.
tlv,s from each ward ff'ct tn now organization 4"
.y,rv election district - IT, Gtv and county.
We therefore urcc upon the Republicans h h'"""'>'
y, ,.so r,ar.onal otorc~t IN this and co.ol"r1
with TN, committee IN erecting o"rp'" "nr'n'n' q"
Republican voter, speedily a. possible lY oIuf "'
the cOmmit'cc URANUS II WIZ " '''.'
ELMER Z. JOHNSON. Soc'o'ary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
she TOOK 7ur BEGGR IyrO HrR ctRRr'GE

There Wa q -ulkrS and unusual Incident IN mind
owe. a. Sr,cuic'ufh--t. y'~t'rday afternoon. which
fiia.'od th- attention CO.. OYER ,OJ p"op. 'o. ed
carriage with te.n 81 spirited Horse, va ''nir'
,:,pidy through Seventeenth e.. aud reached ir or
ucr Of Third ave. int a- go old ono l";rd h'sftf
started lcrJ,s the srr"f. To" cot'hin.n pulled zap
short n possible. bu' tn. pole bat Do" Old man ana
knocked him down ia the mud.
number Of per -ons went 90 H. Assistance and
picked hin mp. A. ~" time iIr cInlas" door
opened and q Iiohlv lrr,- ID and beautiful Won
woman. apparently about th'ftS year, old. got on
In the mud and going mp 70 The bcsmr who W..
looking rIr.ny ~ the il W hi. tatfct"d tloih'-.
expressed the greatest sorrow fOf the accident The
bg crowd which had quickly gathered around. Wa
astOnsled 10 sre the picturesque oil chap bow icop,
10 the ldy and 'akc ~ hls hat which b" held ~ hi
hand Will" he W. -poaLlng 20 lin. lis night sid,
WI covered with mud. and HI long gray b,ltl
ga -pl'f'Td with The hlth of ia" street
Putting her hand "a HE ragged shoulder Tho wouIi
.-hcd him To- get INTO ~" clrrilgr. and helped hLi
in. Then. telling The cOachmau Ia drive hour .h.
Walhd in the mud around the carrngc and 20 and
at down Ly the AMY b"rgIr nud va. talking earn
".iN 80 him a. IA" crrins" disappeared mp Third
ave.
Lord go commented ~" driver 81 tree CIR. S. DO
had been am interested spectator o. tn" .c"ir. th"
took lin into hcr criner. IU brt til, !, 90.
lucAl,st day That bcssar ever had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
THEY wAy7 THE AS>ESSuhyr RrpEAHrD

The Washington Heights Prosr.s-iv" Dcliilon Iav,
adopted resolutions asking tLni tnc legislature pa
an act cancclmg ihe assessment madc Dr,"nit"f -
l-7- by the HoUd Of Revision Hud Correction 81
Assessment lit, on prop"r', in hu,irrtnm ave-.
north Of one hnudi'dand nfty ii''a g.. FOR the rX
pen.e Of regulating. grading cHLiug Tagging snl
paving tbs avenue.
The resolutions rcd;c t.at tie rour' Of Appeal,
has declared the c,,m"ni improper an1 void and
co, conDcriilo b, do" city," r" assessment bow
.,.r Inns ncyrr been cancelled from the n-s..s,mcnt
roll. and CONTINUES - appear - Hen upon M" I'll"
f . property cinslns .ilcInbc annuyanr' io The
owner 5 copy Of the resolution has been sent to
Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
rRrIT GROWERS ~ FOR 4 Fight.

kingston y. Y. Feb. 27.-TAe Hudson Valley
rynt growers are up IN arms as never before. the
cause bong recent circular sent ont by New "h
handlers OF fruit IN which they declared tn" wound
only handle fruits shipped In nOnreturnabe pack
ages At meetings held AT Marlborough !''"r
CnIntv md Mddlchopc Orange County. on saturday.
If was resolved withhold shipments from every on"
Who had signed the ciroular II Was also r'-olved
mat firms selling fruit products from ID, sc0l'n ii
N.,y. York must agree 10 return evcrNilin2-q'aFs'
thirds. baskets and covers Inc S"'l"i'' nave 4"
,r, ,,nmhrrsniu embracing the largest fruit grower,
along The Hudson River similar ncu"h VIII De ''h'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
the JrRr.s ATTENTION cll1rD 70 the RoAD>

Kingston. Y. T.. Feb - Spocai .-Iahidal co..
uizance Wa. taken 81 the G'pprabc condition ~ ~"
lister County roads by Judge Clearwater In hi. charge
TO the Grand Jury the Court - -">,onS here This
afternoon H. reminded tie juror. Of the great
amount 81 MONEY which was annually expended IN
The alleged Improvement u ~" roads 81 " county
bat H. said that. ~pcaanc from BIZ own Ob-crta'i,n.
tie result. we've mcngrc. and Their" was no just -
riru While ho "a not charge mlsapprophntion o.
-, road fr =. he eid thai q was evident ~" money
iad I,t AWAY been wisely di~hur-'d. u vne 900
duty u tr, Jurors 80 watch aud -~ ih!i he mutr'
"a. hone lv and wisely Npoui'd n not Ne, mus
MAX" proper presentation % TIE ftcf> 80 90" CONT
II ,Iiur. lime fp ~ub-"sIu"ui ''rAud Jur",.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
GpunIrp Keal estate FOR Sale

A SUMMER HOTEL. cleaiint ~ .uo
season. beyond Delawdf" water Gap. f'nl,
established over % years I"lN IuI" 49,
accommodates 100 guest, FAMOUS w
region: 100 acres fUrrst Ial| rl'N'Ii"'
2 600 feet owner Nid " only rcsp"i ''pi'
lnGuiilr> noticed price 80 900. 81, on ,
"a 40 PHILLIPS WILLIS IiiD"h'
Building.
-NANrFACTIHERS o. SHIPPERS
r.duirjug waisf fronts or improved rliht1'
Vicinity II YORK 81 whore Apply T."
PHILLIPS & WELLS. Tfibun" IPhl'h-.
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR -He-idcnco
properties FOR Ale and 70 l.t; lar@e N5Heiy
oi choice building sites. biS q lA'
LOR 3 B,ekn2n-.t., and Monirl"ir.
FOR SALE At ORANGE. y. IA
rcntIonan'- claiming honr. ELEGANT rel
dcncc. 81 rooms: steam heated ilnely IN.
,,rn,ed grounds. ceres cor 10 II desired ;
iare trees shrub. lawns. COTTAGE. onpi"
tables. .tc superior nc,ehh rhopd near NE
CoIoot. propcrty. 20 mnnts' walk
or minutes, drive g. , ,,lio,
Applv o. EDWIN Il. HAMIIToN
S"Co. % Broadway or opposite orange
principal stati "a.
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Bnslucss Chautcs.

ATTENTION, COAL N.ECuNNTs.-
SD ~. Newark, y. g.. Ir1prN tid bust
hrr' % 20 t'u- c-tnoli acf 'o,,y ,ri, bu-i.
no. orth r,oc0 per Yea" property worth
sl'oc0; 'asy t"rruo. HODGES. l5s B'waY.
Il 5lHE>> MANAGED: Tor projected II.
1".tit r.9tt' h.fr. ,tlpc ar,; ie-. I.
=. C.. Ttirnr Ofic".
CUANCI. 10 ma" : - toJ,ot ..'O, 90
iu - months SIT. lcg.tiuaf. ht- ur~s
'ur-r-, pr1 teal, certain ol!r'l'I-- please
IN ,,igai' 10 aiepf-. Ad1r.s, IDW AIDS.
IoN -. i1iup" Ono.
FOR sic 900 CASH and a snail prlc.u'-
are OF yearly roht- VIII H. sod N"Iy
.r'r' .'ui -L,ool 81 mg-lr. rcA prnpsi.'or
~. 70 T'i'". "a 'luit tLH Li'!~ic
.'h"r IN am tho n-titG'lOI entirely on
81 iA" rrnH'- 10 aft rt'Du wli d" p'li fo
"it"-pon1"ni- "no &C. financially ir"-,.oI-
cf.-- l.. e.. fO-to'.r, 30. = jS5. NcN-
lort civ.
Hill 700 cii.ui,f- D. 'r.nr. oi..r-
lng oui -go'iti Otter. 700 biih.'d- uo''-
hrad- envelope aal earle. ion -lu ~NN.
NlMAN A. >ON. ia Ero1,Na,. Room 10.
MANA@rG wANTlD for branch oGi..
tho VII invest r., 'tH ln .fOrs~ co. I.f4'
l T7, Al Al, '2 1.a{yp TE\ ~ iHll,i
ct IpE COMPANY. 3 rn,on oq4u..
PROPRIETOR 70; novel. "Mlf,el1u.
Nci rdy. suffering huu uity ion-. for
wants lnftnrI vita mooney of bu-lu, d.
Ilility inter ted AGdr .. MILLIONS
90 last -lfh--t.
WASTED Partner With 900 ln 1lor
Lr-in'--- unity r'rp 'oi The MONEY.
Ndlrr.s - Bo, % T-hHu. o1i..
500 " iLs SRI ~ ncekly lth
EOML'~ INTALLIBLE IGNNDIrAPPINa
~h~ ~ second ,ucr. -.,.l var 20.
pectu~ ls'1 free. I. D. ROWE. l.. o
Box l2, Tro,klrn.
5000 SPECIAL. CAPITAL WANTED
aupl" -.cLrtr TOO Isr cent p,0't I'D.
d. oil. r'N a - Chgrrh--'.
- 90 WANTED sldl'iorG ,lp.td h,
. N"W-NOfA company having I n"rol"'v D..
$50 il'"rt or -e'rrf Address INVEST.
MINI Tfllun~ once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
TINE READING ROLLING WILL TNSOLvENT

PHILADELPHIA Feb o1.-Th" Reading E9lnnG Nl'
Comranv passed into receivers hands h, ai'"rh' u
pnon a bill In equity filed by tn" W"lman non ana
steel Company. George ". Eu'h sons COMPANY
Francis savior Jane, Boyd liroth'r ana L. -
Madeira & sons in Common Plea 'onT' 10 -
Jos.ph II. Cofrode and Eli, Amos b"ilaih "'If ~
,oin,..i receivers IN" mill company 'aP''hI j.
r.no ooo TN. o..ots include the mill property.
nac,i,erv fools. ETC.. valued at 5000 40 ana
materials and stock I'm process OF mah"Ia'"'" ~
tho value of sa6l 743 90. Their are al,o f'oI''
worth >. accounts receivable. Ih" h1h.nmr, r,i
w., n a so 900 mort gage held ~ ne h"a'n- l'.'
rn"d Company. bill, payable. iii - az o
navaIJ. II 900 and wages ana salary f7'''' WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
sr5vvrR GETS orr ETGHrLY

SYRACUSE. Feb c7-Onn \. -kinnc~. one % 'H'
,r,., r,tc1 srndlcrs ever brought 10 ina il 'h"u
,oo. County wa, day scnl'itcd to Nv" year III
Au5rrn prison FIR grand larceny lc care f"'''c
the con, II IA swcr q arg "l forgery ""' j" '''
,pg,,,,. s,hcue T. got iS ca" OYER lho term Ih'
n,s,r;,. a.t,rn.y licnr..' evidence to show faat
sliru.r.s statements vcrr false and the court Dc
ni1 his application. The entire morning va con
sumed In seeming jury and tins afternoon t"e
prisoner asked the privilege Of pleading 70 The crime
~ larceny II WAS allowed and the jury Wa H.
char,ad The prosecution Wa prepared 20 prove
sr.Ind~s Amounting 10 10000 within year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
THE COURTS.
QUESTIONING MRS. AYERS SANITY.
A COMMISSION APFOINTED TO INQUIRE rs 10
uEr MENTAL CONDITION.

A -
HER MENTAL. CONDITION.
1,,s,ice Andrews, I'm the Supreme Court. Yesterday
o,no,n,cd Drs Matthew Chalmers and john II. Judge
. commission to inquire into the mental condition OF
a., U,,ract Hubbard Aver. WHO Is now confined In
crsneoy', Sani;arium at Bronxvillc The applica'
lion for the commission was made bv Herbert G. Aver
.h ,s The divorced husband OF Mrs Aver. She was
committed to tie asylum on February last bv
,1co Nc,lam in On" supreme Court on IN" ccrtii-
,o ~ Dr> William J. Morton and G.. VI. Hammond.
Herbert G. Aver formerly a rich iron merchant
T., cIo,ro Iii, wife secured a divorce from him.
,,Uor an actress a, correspondent. Mrs. Aver then
, "a mi, city and started in the business of manu-
,o.,rir~ and selling toilet articles. TIE custody OF
hor Two children first given TO Mrs. Aver but
,, Aver aervard cured the control Of the children
r,ms.,l The ease was an exceedingly sensational
~ q, tho time. Mrs. Aver had much trouble with
Nor mariners in business. which resulted in number
T., law suits
nv, Morton and Hammond say. in the affidavit Oh
A,on Mrs Ay-r committed. that Mrs. Ayers
n,or,s Of Insanity began some years ago. and that
ha uttered from ovcrwork and The use of morphine
,A oroAol Whether or not She had used these druGs
fly The physicians did not know. She hears
-. the PHYSICIANS saw talking and singing all the
.mc and the voices are talking about her continually.
h oeen declared that she wanted TO die. and Tat
Ao,b would Pc welcome relief from her prosecutions
Sho cried constantly and asked repeatedly to her
daughter whom she nd publicly accused Of trying to
LII her when her daughter came Mrs. Aver was eX-
treney a'econatc, and begged her daughter TO pro
,.c; Ter from the voices. The doctors that her
,,csl EXPIRE, ion was one of acute misery. ard { at
bsr symptoms are If Increasing melaneh oa.
Dr. William G.. Granger also makes an affidavit, IN
which IA. SAYS tha, Mrs. Aver j. insane.
Mr. Aver SAYS that he makes this application
mainly on account of his children. If hi, wife is in
slne he wants the proper tribunals TO officially de
clare her 10 be in that condition.
Tie children Of Mrs. Aver Mrs Allen l.. sew
uour of East Orange. and daughter who is at school
,n o,srm4nV Her sisters arc Mrs. Iua II. Lockwood
and Mrs. May Wcthcrcll.
II has been reported In this city for some time that
Nh. Ayers mind was Unbalanced but when IN" news
p,uers made inquiries about Acr health her relatives
and friends lecane ind Jnant that much 10 ~ oug
p,stun should lee made that there any truth in the
report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
~ MEMORY OF BISHOP BROOKS

Philadelphia. Feb. o7.-Soelnn and Impressive ser
vices In memory OF tho late Bishop Brooks were held
TODAY in Holy Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church.
where for years he labored as pastor and friend Of
the congregation. The services were arranged by
The Rev Dr. william " Mcvickar, the Rev. DR..
Hodge and the Rev. T. W. Davidson. committee
appointed by the Clerical Brotherhood. Within the
thancel rail there were mourning emblems. and III"
upright chandeliers were slsJ draped In black Their"
was a large audience present. in which were to b"
seen clergyIncn from all the different denominations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
SPEAKER DAVIS MY BE TupEiCHED

Nashville. Tenn. r,h. 27.--nalph Davis Sp-alcr
Of she T'nn"s,o" House Of Representatives. Who hi~
been disbnrrcd hy decision 81 Judge F7'rn q iNr
.,clbv County Circuit Court. announced That be- viii
not resign his position speaker. bat VIII ngI' %"
case 20 TIE end lie appealed - case 10 ~" ~.
prrinc Court. IN" L"-islat'r" meets ac1ln Mar 81
: and unr-. Davis rrco-ldrrs hi determination not
resign. impt.lc' m"nt proceedings Will BE- begun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
4 II LESTER APPLIES FOR A STAY.

Judge Beach. in the Supreme Court Chambers, yes
,erdav reserved his decision on motion for stay
in the proceedings punish c. H. Lester fer contempt
for falling 10 pay a judgment for S67. 800 Lester
"a charged with having appropriated to his own use
the sum mentioned. belonging 10 the Rcpaia Land ana
Improvement Company. The Judgment which was
secured against him he failed 10 satisfy. and he Wa
committed for contempt His LAWYER, Louis C. Wacli
ncr. applied for u stay, pending an appeal from the
order committing him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
FIREMEN JUMPED FOR THEIR LITES
TWO MIN INJURED And STEAMBOAT MODEL
FOR TIE WORLDS FAIR DESTROYED.


The thrccst and attic building with peaked
roof which covered the foar city lots ~ Nos Sill TO
81 East Nnth->,. was WRECKED by fire Yesterday
morning. II old building with strong walls.
Horn d Fanshaw occupied the third floor as a buEg
factory, ana The rest Of the building occupied as
4 ship ioinGr's shop bv william Rowland In tho
Cocli-oft ROwlands pattern, and pants stored.
\ watchman discovered tie frr IN the bntg factory
about a M and sent an alarm 10 call the hrcmcn.
Later second and Third alarm Cai!cd companic-
and engines Tor al hour the NrcBIen ihouEhi they
getting control Of the flames although dense
smoke kept them from entering the building. AZ last
the fire appeared In hr cOcl-lOf among The Iaint,
and then quickly -prnd through the entire structure.
seeing That The binding wa, doomed hI'f Bonner
turned his attention 20 the wljOnnc buildings and
directed the work Of tine hrclncn % we'll thnt The fir"
not allowed 70 spread fartlcr.
The front wall OF the bHdMg fell onward slofil;
before a.. m. crashing against two largo stacks 81
lumber on which number OF hrCmrn were standing.
The men had a moments warning. and they jump 4
for their live only NO of them hmrl. ChnYl;
f. Toubs Of Engine Company 40 p. mi.,cl his lo,i-
ing hc jumped. and he fell TO Tie ground heavily
dragging down with bin several beard. Brica, fcll
on him and he hart seriously John j. strc;tic,
Of Engln" Company 80. ;. also fell and hIr
lightly. Many bricl;, struck the ground him,
Int did not init him. Chief Bonner 1lndin: near
The place whcr" Trll> hurt. brt b" escaped in
jury. After long delay. which aid 10 hav.
been caused by telegraph Olrrntors iiluw to under
stand the signal for ambulance. r0uhS .c.t t.
Bellcvn" Hospital. The fire was under control soon
after the wall ;cll
Rowland'S loses by The fir" were said 10 b. about
$4,000 the ~tD K ana machinery. and 10000 Jn
he building. In his shop vI- DESTROYED all Of the
Joiner work for H"w steamboat oi the Fall River
Line. with :. model which was 10 have boon Srnt ia
the Worlds Fair nj Chicago He purchased ihr build
ing rom John Roach several year aga. Tie loss "f
Horn 4 Fan>lmw snii ~ be- fIlly So 90. II
said that AZ of III" burned property was Insured
The cause Cf the nrr not knOxn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28

Ilttshms. Feb. o7.-rnmcs g. Blaine r.. arrived
IN lIr-burg dav. lie WAS net NJ luln station
hy Mr. Graham, Of Elizabeth. Penn. ard after br ak.
fast The two men took passage on PIT burg aud
axe Eric train foi Elizabeth NJ. Elaine declines
20 stat, the ohjc7 Of his visit mp thc NouonFIh"H
Valley II f. supposed. however. TINT hl. pr'~-lD "
ha. t"for.nc. tn contemplated sal" of ~" l1lr
tract Of coal band which belong; 10 The Blaine family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
DB yoRvIy GREEN LEFT so WILL

Louisville. Feb. o7.-Dr. Norvin Green dli not leave
q will hi. estate viii b. settled a' ID" law provide
in such c-i~r~ His widow las qualified a. admins
trotry II /, reported That Or. Gr""n l'r forum"
q, $4,000 Under %" KENTUCKY law on" 'hird
coes 10 The widow which leaves 100000 10 b" Ill.
ylded among hi, Il, Children four SONS and two
dopehters They will receive about S5,OOO each
unless the reports Of The vdlIr Of he Doctors estate
I,vo l,a.u OVorrs mated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
BOARD ana Rooms.

VERY NICELY furnished font room
Win board Tor two. hnmelikr. 20 Eat
"ih 1t NJ. ANDERSON.
DELIGHTFUL talid stoi,. tosetIri 80
--ynfat-. ~ith excellent i.ud luf. NV
ia cultured FANNY. 8, last jit,.4.
l-IrNlLE o.ltr door f,ou wItl
20 d 90 oh" DI tuo Gentlemen n. Il. .It lDi. -
ans wife 800 s'f. b'-. i,.f l. .'tiI.r .
H'gtc,i irf r~nre- given lrd .'q.if'i Nc
10 ., ONNEk 80, 49, ri.bun- Uptown
Dnir". l:f2 Hrpldraf.
90 ENI>iftU EpDNl~ ft rrn,u'n
WIN "t without baOlI prNa.r ian o.. uI.
-ouabir. lipHMtL. $50 l'-t l-jia--i.
iru-AYr. 4ao Elegant pii'or suite
pil,,te b3th ai., squatr and single ROOM
rnrqusllod cui-ln' r"'cr"n''s.
- FAST 3aD.>r tlcsan' and ncry
l.'u -h"d uou."- -t.f.~. i.ttdt- b',h-
nn-V-rlled cuisine; r''-'rn"'.
I7Til~r. -o, LAST MAJ >tr1'rn'
~quaf. -Pl.a-an' .uuf fIuiut. with co.
.'hout hari Am"r',tn iant.ly io''r.nr"-.
I9TH -. "a " ,I-N.Ni, mn-irt
% -ingiy Sop'h.1u"f- 20. 1nnoioi'd r'-
crptoual fcfriono"~.
2lST.>T.. . WEST Lass~ nicely fur.
nishrl room. second st"ri - 'p'i"'al
board and aiirnJa"e", '!-O one iorith ,
references.
sINr.Nr. ~ IAnr. GiIn~i,}. iaft.
iIand.om"l, fp.n..hc. iou.'' net IL
tsbl, snd attendant" r'l","'.'s
alST,,r.. ~ EAST sunny nont parl9F.
With board r"fr''nr''.
21er.Sr. II EA~I ~rnny front "a o..
ath Lolrd ai-o -n'll i"oln l',,irnc'-.
.1In.-l.. - Wr-l rr"~rt -uIto
parlor noor. pri'ar bath siSJ double room
strictly nr,t-rla-s taiir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
TO SELL A BANKS BOOKS As OLD PAPER.

Frederick p. Olcott. receiver of tic Wall Street
Bank which suspended payment August II. lrS4'
obtained leave from Judge Beach, in the supreme
Court Yesterday TO sell the books of the bank aN
old paper. The bank paid 100 cents on the dollar,
ord the hooks have been stored at No. - Pnc-st.
for some time AT an expense Of $500 year. That
building is about To be down. and the books
are of no further the receiver wants 10 stOp ING
exnnnsa Of storing thcln.
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FIVE YEARS ron STEALING BANK FUNDS

Enfa,o Feb. o7-Willam McCredir. me eN ''''
q. tho National saving Bank, which was Wr''"" "'
Dam. the cashier anairn"d II vac 9'P''"'
Cour, this morning on an Indictment onafE"E ''''
with fycery AMI grand larceny Of tie '""o' "' VIZ
hank McCvdlr pleaded guilty. ana was S''''" r"
- ,.,rs iu ,bc Fri. comfy pnilcniliiN. We
I.d,N,. ',rife L,can mt f.. divorce against 'W
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The services were simple but an air OF great soemnty
pervaded all Bishop Whitaker presided and the
prayers ana lessons were read Icy The Rev. Dr. Me
Nchar' Addresses were made by Bishop Clarke. Of
Rhode Island the Rev. DIR. II. G. McCook Of Tabor
nacle Presbyterian Church; the Rev. Dr. George Dana
Boardman Of the First BAPTIST Church: Bishop
Whitaker and the Rev. DIR. NcNickar.
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Citp Real estate for Sale

A-MANUFACTUR ERS or SH lPPtRs
requiring water fronts or Improved pIahta'
Vicinity Of New.YOrk or elsewhere, ,apPn "
PHILLIPS & WELLS. Tribune Bui'ohg.
BARGAINS, West Side houses, $1,000
70 s3j, 900. STEVENS, 9th-aFr., cOfh'r
800 st. SHAVE. aud lOiih-st.
FOUR.SrORY and basement high--i"0p
biOwnstOnc dwelling, lOsA0ONIVO rh''.'
lent location and surrounding. Apply on
premises. III East 39th-si.
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18TH ST.. 264 WEST.-NiceIy furnished
nas nve rooms; all light; heated bath
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBsCRIP.
rIUNs FOR Tile NETWORK TRtB.
iNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE Up
TOWN OFFICE. No. 1.o42 Broadway I'd
dGe SifS az ne Following "f bransS 81
ICES 254 shave. =. g. cor. 23i-st $50
othave.; 1871 Fourth. ave, corner -Four.
feminist; 700 Thrdave.. corner Forty.
se,se, lao rs.. os
Third ave. 1,028 Third.ave., near Sixty.
nrst-st. 1,70s Ftrst-sve. 100 West Forty.
Lsecond-st.; 182 Colunbus-avo.
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pelp Uaueo.

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Agents and CANNASSERs, male or
female 50 to 81 daily profit sure eIpcn.
enc" unnecessary no tal.lhg rrqulrel en-
elusive efritofy given. For particular
adde's ]. ~ rSAM n CO.. West Wirsssd.
Com.