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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WARRINGTON.

IN WARRINGTON.
nTTo T. sIMoS-yooAL cuLTURE-METHops
Of and res 81 sroa
BY prope! e1. a.s St n. W. Monday and Thursday.
a FEW SHORTHAND STUDENTS DESIRED By
q sat s:
WNTT VERNON" MUSIC STUDIO. 1903 yTH ST
VI NV: Voice culture. sioht reading sad sinofao
moderate No charge for examining voice. ,see-i2s'
ENGLISH JsHbs AS1 ,si ne Ss,i,. sSaoor
Boardfnc pupils iinifed Fsei-6m'i i2o5 Q ST. W.
FRENCH LEssoNs-3o7 D ST. NV
By @ Re" private lessons
Class terms moderate fel-tapll'
PRoF, ARNOLD ", MEYER, GRADUATE. Lip:
method exercises written durns lessons = suit de-
ja3i-iln'
On PER CENT REDUCTION. on FEES OF PU-
~ pils entering before 9Th February sessions day
,eiesTaphy h,;e9 fer po.isions e Two and three
ap% sfa, Rc aNb
MESS SCHOOL, Builders Exchange. ls,s g.. St
noRAN's PRIVATE SCHOOL. IIl7 @ sr NV
~ Private instruction day or evening IN school and
sas6ns boRaN No Pr I'M b.
w LOS 81. Nv.
p M tailor system PronaScation. English liz.
era.,T, and 'ypewFiins bes,g fefrnsry
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE, s.w.
!! 1 cor Sc and & SITS. NV sS5 year; central loca-
uon; experienced teachers; thororsh instructi,n !;
business subjects; typewritinR shorthand ja.,S-3m'
ELoCUTIoN-PHYsICAL CULTURE (DELsARTE
Iris E sf2pss kiSd g. and
" 18th and Mass. ave-.
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
IL =, - m rL=Fy
esi EEScHf5S s@ and REIbs s'@
be formed early IN february FOR the spring term.
,,oo ADDRESS Mr. and Mrs wM. D. cABELL.
COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. 200 x
ST. I; iyr ssn9 esnarment; private or class les
Enslaad Conservatory o: Music. Boston. Mass.
A cADEslY OF IHE aOLY CROSS.
"A LIZ Massachusetts ave,
Tor
YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Affords fscilty to those wishing to enjoy the
advantages Ct an academic, a musical or an art
course uaaer competent teachers.
Special attention given to classes in photography
see5iiid session begins FEBRUARY ,ae4-1m
HE BEELITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
G23 18th 81. n. ".
r--.t % o American and {, EpTopean Branches
Greek and Transitions.
x
Every saturday at 4:l5. Free to pupils.
Send Tor circulars and p-ogra-ns.
ta23
MISS sCHSuTF HAS RESUMED WORK IN
W her kindergarten. Advanced Desf-[ Articulation
and 81 eech readngl and German CLASSES according
TO HaUrfl Methods. 30 81. n. COACH 1al9-i 5t'
ELCCUTIoN. ORAToRl, DEAMATIC ACTION
H and voice culture. EDWARD c. TOWNSEND
and Miss ADA L. TOWNSEND. Teachers. 1917 18th
ST. n. ta11-lms
w EST END STUDIO OF EXPRESSION
W Elocution-primary and advanced Acting
PantoniirIe ard studies from stan lard ;,iays.
PHYSICAL
Standardization and tension exercises
dina Mrs WALTON. 1873 p st.
NTAsHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
W E226 lob ct; W: Twenty-foarsh year. Piano.
organ. voice. violin. flute. cornet. &c. Free advan-
taRes 10 pupils. o. b. BUiAARD. Director. n9-3m'
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE. COyCOgDyIILE
w Pa. 1922 per year. successful school One OF
the best TO nfuse with energy and to wake boys to
the duties OF life. Boys under L. years, Slsi2
n1eo-im' J.SHORTLID IL Yalej. A. NJ .prin
RockVILLEA ACADEMY FOR BOYS. ROCKvILIE
~ Md.-second term begins FEBRUARY L: thirty
minutes from Washington terms moderate For cAtn-
iogue address ", r. MASON. U. y. n. A.. Principal
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NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON srEAMBoArco.
POWERFUL IRON PALACE STEAMERS
WASHINGTON" and NORFOLK
Daily 1t D. m from thu foot of I'm s for rortr,,,
Monroe. Newport News. Norfolk. Virginia Beach,
Portsmouth, and the south. Through sesping car
service via Norfolk and Carolina railroad and Atlantic
Coast line. between Norfolk. Wilmington. charlss-
ton. Savannah. Jacksonville and 81 Aueustiua
mo CALLAHAN,
d1-a Gen. supG
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U. S. DENTAL Association.
COR. 9TH AND ID SIS. NV. ao1
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

FAST FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK.
4 PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON AND WASHINGTON
Arransemente have been made by che Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Company with the Steamship
lines operating out of the above named fast
freigh. deliveries at washilgton from New York ana
eight hours. Holm CkYIAHAy
dlS-3m General Superintendenk
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ny uamiters as part OF plan or general am
nesty. After complaining OF the terms by
which the home rule bill was kept secret from
friends and foes alike in England, while it was
disclosed to one section in Ireland, Mr.. Cham
berlain expressed himself certain that there
would be rupture among the home rulers over
the bill.
IR. MORLEY GREETED WITH CHEERS.
MIR. Morley, chief secretary for Ireland, was
greeted with loud cheers. He described Mr.
Chamberlains utterances on the country's for
eiSn affairs as malicious and michievous. He
said that Mr.. Chamberlain had also made
distorted illusions to the Irish dynamiters.
In conclusion Mr.. Morley exhorted the oppo-
sitlon not to commit the crime OF wishing and
working for the failure OF the governments
policy toward Ireland. The cheers which had
occasionally interrupted him were repeated as
Mr.. Morley took his seat.
The house then adjourned.
THE DEBATE IN THE LORDS
Lord Londonderry (eonservative) resumed
the debate on the address in the house of
lords. He spoke Of the last convention of
Ulster unionists. over which he presided. and
declared that the men of Ulster were ready to
fight to the last ditch the proposed Dublin
parliament. They would shed blood rather
than allow the impairment of the constitution
to which Ulster owed its present prosperity,
and he could find only words Of commenda ton
for their devotion to the best interest Of the
empire. Lord Londonderry was followed by
Lord Salisbury, Lord Spencer, Lord Herscheil
and Lord Ashbourne Most OF the speeches
were commonplace. although the conservatives
showed occasionally more bitterness than has
been noticeable in recent years
In answer to suggestions that the govern
ment was trucking to the disorderiy element
in Ireland Lord Spencer, FIRST lord OF the adj
miralty, adduced statistics which showed that
crime in Ireland had decreased since Mr.,
Gladstone had come into power. These ststis-
tics, he said, disposed finally Of the charge that
the governments encouraged Irishmen in the
defiance OF the law.
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CipREME COURT CITY AND COUNTY OF

- NEW-YORK. john Vaughan Morrill,, william Bsp
H Tius,s sna under sph e las, W and T,cn: Of Sa
WILLIAM MGrS "a ana rs asn%' h EdT war XII
and fesa1ent Of Mary Caroline Marx decgas.h John
E drs dcy Arhur AJ john ridley az n% ar
the firm Of Edward Ridley Sons The Woedawn
Ross Ee,,son' Theodore H. Riley Jane G. Ker Thon'as
K Sn% a. w d% saa a cSs wa soG oram S1 john
Aburtus, William Constant Clarence watt bl,yhan:
Ms c, fsdc Sn rra sD' Mary f'I Of
william Fcssendcn Margaret smith. dauehrr OF George
vcntion Of cruelty to chdlen, The House q Mercy.
ei Se sS IN @ c @ NaS%
The &swYS'k i ss nd Ep H CITY .Da M n sc
men OF the Protestant Episcopal Church In the Diocese
& Ts in Soa A House
ss I TIE hs S SmS f
S Sn C q tho city q SewYork The oahsas Of
IL Home s's% s Men ASs 6o"p. MsSs
M Free Hospital e, Children I Dfenda.s
Tsa iae cesbe1 m Deadant. c'' u
You are hereby summoned to the complaint in
i ar" to ssn ssy Of .y your a I on es
q this snmmOs sscSsve OF the day Of 'eryse and II
be taken against you BY default for the relief demanded
In Dated iSs d0% %Ss%.York. March 9Th. 1903
ONCE and Pcs Post address No 80 Wall Street New
To the defendants Theodore NJ. Riley James c. Kerr.
Clarence Wyatt BIspham. George Hobart Frost Cha les
morrill, Frost. Frederick Hunt Frost, Mary Fessenden
The foregoing summons Is served upon you by pub.
dated q hi Day SGS'i Of g. .Hs S
S SA da s ss"Sa9s sas once e Ger: CT s CITY
N''' Plaintiiis' Xtsorns..
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LITERARY NOTES.

Among the many services which Professor Cleve-
land Able has rendered TO meteorology are the
TRANSACTIONS OF valuable papers by foreign physi-
cists for tho Smithsonian Institution one cohec-
ton OF them, mostly from the pen OF Dr' JULIUS
Ham, made Its appearance several years ago
Another has Just issued under the general ute
"Mechanics Of the EArths Atmosphere. ana inciudes
treatises by Kemh0lZ. Overlook Eezold, hrch
hoh, Hertz and Hagen. TO which are APPENDED WITT
ings Of Lord Rsyleigh Max Morgies ana "iiam
Ferrel which deserve a place In such voihe
Whoever desires an acquaintance with the funda
mental laws governing atmospheric mouohS-"ho u"
sineers and aerial navgstOrs as we'll as meteoroio
e1sts are interested In such matters-wH hhu 'hoSo
discussions Of great value.
Macmillan a. Co. have imported from London an
English translation OF Albert rnlmbcrgs 1reause Oh
Public Health and its Applications IN Dinercht f]u'o
pean Countries 1t is o very valuable WORN, P'o
fusoly illustrated, well translated from inc ffehcH
edition and carefully edited by Arthur Ne"snoHe
an English medical officer OF health. While Engand
and IN. limited States are in advance OF France Rel
e1uu Austria and Finland and on level with Ger
mapy In sanitary science the proctice OF those Oonu
mental countries especially in the Inspection OF aru
ess ot food and In the care OF animals deserves u
be critically studied bv all interested In puohc ny
stene This volume contains series OF very useIui
comparative exhibits OF the sanitary science Oh
Europe.
aTbs CITY. State Of the Greeks and Romans" Is an
excellent little book by Mr. W. warde Fowler, SUB
rector OF Lincoln College. oxford, published by Mac
milan a. CO. BY comparison and contrast the au'nor
Illustrates the development Of the political system
common to the Greeks and Italians, from the pre-
historic tribe TO the perfection Of Athenian ana ho""
civilization The book Is based on series OF uhVer
sity lectures and affords a compact ana reaoao'e
intrsductiQp to the wider study OF Green ana hona
ro,,t,cs The closing chapter indicates lines of in
vest,eation in the history Of Roman imperialism.
Part three Of THE Gentlemans Magazine Library
edited by George Laurence CONNIE 'houehloh M,n'''
4 Col is devoted to Derbyshire and Dorse'smre'
The famous Peak Of Derby and the caverns ceeoraea
In poem and follale the theme OF severai pages
NJ interesting description by various writer's
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NETWORK DAILY TRRrNE TUESDAY, 9a-T"EINE fA1fe

Werner, Martha, the Title Guaranr' Years $4,000
Gerber. solomon and wife 70 EdwaT raar- n'3 5000
Reyncds Ellen and HUSBAND to JaFsa mortgage; $4,000
stafford John and vie 20 John CON- ~" 1000
- Of Uoratio.,t, months. i,a.. ri,ie
'"' Guarantee and Trust Co. s'me p'oprV' 1900
wooGccck. I'd william p to E enmh!., YEAR " $500
son Iexine ton ave, OF 2oth.e cod 81 o ~
Pollok. Annie A. to Titus, o2u'' Q. 5000
POOLE Florence b. tc George Smith o'." $500
purcell u John J 70 philip Kunz, n i'''s' $50
Of Sin psOn', I'd YEA yssF'; 10 John y Bea;
i': TScmontave 10, 81 and part s. map nen' $500
Read '' C;rsce and another % GosSsy' eNecu 500
trix 1isth.st c Of 3dayc' i and nnd another
sulivan Daniel j. 70 w II William, d a
trustees. 8 Issdst Of An's'eraaai.a'e 1898
Smith Frank L. the Genania l nae year.. $1,000
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

INC real estate market quiet Yesterday. AZ the
ihDcTty-st. exchange Il V. HaTneu co. offered mo
works of the Mutual ,5as Light Company III Suffolk
County. situated OF Isp. in tho village VI
Blyshore. l. |. The bicding ran nom s2'ooo up 70
5000. Appleton ID Palmer was inc Duyer
No. III BroaGway james L. Wclls ohereo uhoe,
foreclosure p iOJAZJ irrt guar III Union az e. noaN o.,
L. the plaintiff IN the proceedings iof
ei,I35. william Kennedy Oi'rd. also o' oluet oi eic
cCuu NO ~ Inst IdIty fOuT.tnry OrlcK
rou - on a lot l9NlO1 il -od to Edward Connoughton
Tor ~ 30 Hiyan b. kcnnc.y offered Nc liz last
ICHthst, nlesiOry brick tenement mouse % 'ot ION
o.. II soli for sl7.3OU to Franz kahl hperg ,..,.
arr rumOr- o large -alt- Al pnNsvc
,Cnr,c wnIch are about consummacu, but ~ the con.
tracts not zen actually signed the Iarues feiuso
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WEST SHORE rail Road.

y. -
West i.d-st station. New as fol.
lows and minutes earlier from IT, Frsnkln.st, y. Il
$3.50 A. M.-DIily for Newburg Kingston. Albanr;
cN'rpt sunday. west uf tOri mans Jc
u Is AN.-Daily for Albany except SUNDAY. Montreal
$3.50 a; W. DAILY Tor Mlany tc3. sNaruSe Roehcs.
saturday for Toronto.
400 T.. N.-Dalv. except Sunday for Albany
jt5 4 M.-Dailv for Albany. Montreal Ctca Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
Chicago 81. Louis.
$50 =. N-naly. except SUNDAY for Ncwburg Albany.
and Montreal.
Sis r. VI. Daily for Albany Utica. syracuse Hochrs
tr. Buffalo, hiagarI Fails. Toronto Detroit Chicago
St Louis.
HNVER,TRAw LOCALS 245. 's:i5 r "
NEWBt Re- LOCALS 20. 10 10 4. NJ. Il 10. 80
! IS ~ 80. IL 10 l.. VI.
Sloepng for Buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto De.
trot Chicago all through trains.
Daily For tickets iinr.,,bicN. prlor and sleeping
ca accommodations information apply Offices: Brook
Ism. 333 WaS6lngton-St. 100 FultonSt. Annex Onice
foot 81 Fulton-st. NcwNorN CITY 2.l IL. 1913, 7sj
stc Broadway. il3 Bowcrr. 81 East l+thst. j3 West
l25th.st and At '>s'iun~.
I. T. LAMBERT General Passenger AGENT.
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0earbcrs.

4 GENCY TO SUPPLY tutors professors teachers
"A govcrnesses. etc. In all departments OF learning Cir
cars Yood schools recommended 70 parents MIRIAM
OYIlkkE Rock Building $50 Fifth ave. cor 2Oth.st
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors Govcrnesses.
DC. TO Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply to
MRS. NJ. J. YOUNG.FULTON, "a Union Square.
y EST rEACHERS.-Aii orancnes S.l61 places filed.
D Circulars schools city OF country 70 Hrente tree
|SONFETENT TEACHERS Furnished without charge
u schools recommended; positions secued n r. EpU:
eth-st, N. Y. City.
rSfOCCTi0N ard PHYSICAL CULTURE.
- ClaN and private instruction. Mrs. A. T. MAKTIN,
Hotel UrocShost. 10l wcet s5th.st. New.iork Guy
THE FISK Teachers. Agencies York Boston
chicago Los Angeles. &C.. 1856 positions NIL Il
H. r. CKOcKEN n. Y. Manager 20 5th-arc. (l3thst)
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Delaware, Incknwnnna md Western II. II.
stations In New York foot of Barclay and Christopher
SHORTEST LINE. VE>TIBIIrD TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct . route 70 NEWARK BLooMtIELp. MoNTCLAIR,
THE ORANGES summit RctnardsN lille, Basking
Ridge Madison. Morri'toMp; passaic Paterson Boon,
Ton, pcSsf' ,,S,unn'p., bCDDS LAKE LAKE no.
washngon r., ~ y iirsB. re-. EAsroN. WATER
ION. pI1TsToN, wlIkEsBARKE NANTiC0KE.
nAMToT 0XF9R b NohwlEI; w,terv!le; UIl,A
0sWhio; tTHAHA. owI:Go EiMIKA; CORN so.
hath. DANSNILLE, BuFFAIO and all points
WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
PRESS. Pullman paror Connects at Buffalo
with train for Chicago arriving 946 .. m. next
ss2o a: NJ. -BINGHAMToN NAIL. Stops at principal
100 7: M.y-SSGCRANToN. BINGHAMToN. and Ell.
4'i0 +. M.ESxrpKi ;ANi WILK1:sBARRE and PLYM.
7'so r. N. sDaaiyI-BuFFAIo LIMITED EXPRESS.
900 r; NJ. tDaly,,mBUFFAIO. UTICA and OswEGo
TICKETS and PULLMAN INNOVATIONS a. 70
M ray ana ~. Broadway Tickets at ferry stations
ave- New.Iork 23S Washington. st. 720 Fulton ST. and
formation. at all stations gimp " "
WES'oTI ihPkESS COMPANY win call for and
cnrrk n'pEnge Ir'n hotel ar rcsid' to destination
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pnblie Noii1e.
DLANS FOR A MUNICIPAL BUILDING IN
l. THE CITY or NEW.YORK.
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

Chspeer 2sa OF the Laws Of 1870 eatitlsd in a,t t,
provide for the erection Of building fer certain Jur'
pesos relating TO the public Interests In the city o. New
the same the Board of Commissioners thereby Constitutes
will until II O'Clock m, the first day Of Sepemtrr 1913
building provided for in said statutes to becrected in the
Board OF Commissoners viii Sc ass SIZED by conaec 10
6e selected by the Board list nominated BY the
ecss ana the Archi,ecturSl League Ne"-Yors This
committee VIII cGn9s, Of THREE e0Hpe'c"' VINO
~ Five eIu,i premiums OF two thousand dollars each,
shall lie awardca the author of The desno ,SG
fourth fifth and sixth beet OF hoSr submitted ana hc
author design, 0dJudged 10 b. the rNt bet by th
for tire construction Of the building providing hi. pro
donal standing is such as TO guarantee proper III "a, 20
cost Of the work namely nvc per cent OIL tn Int
1000 600 Of the cost four per cent on the second 'oVV
Each Of drawing. is % BE- accompanied py or ~
specca Of e pro- Of hcans and leSt
ton adopted and Of the manlcI o. i4ntn ndno +,
10 plans or papers submitted are 70 have upon mem
any marx BY whh they be known but thee shall be
.cnt with them sealed letter address Il IN NpeN ,hE
the Mayor, giving ne suun3i , nam " hall h1y.
I 1aes mnae wi" Th% 0 dSv%es and Papcs viii Known BY
numbers corresponding with nunb,r GN"n w. 1' -, h
and the requirements the Boird are dccfl1
IN pare entitled Instructions n Architects VIII ' 30
be ctned oil application, at the ComptrOlers once -oo
Ncw.York. March 90 1898:
THE EDEHK SM HTEti HeS cG@piroler
S Sicn6fAs i nl%5WS c@aI5nss" COMMIT
Conms slonci. Of ue sinking Fund
n tb; i ? P' LivY f TSg.s Clerk
FRANK 7, FITzGfRHLD. surrogate.
Board Of Comni.. oncrs for New Municipal building.
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Ceaal Noiites.
It sprCIM. TERN OF TIE NEW

At 4 SPECIAL TERN OF TIE NV =
of AT the County Court House, IN tho CITY 81 Ncwh OK
on the 2sh dsv II January. 1S93-Pf.s.nt Hon E"",i
Patterson Justice. In the matter 81 ne F't,oi 1 a
MAJORITY q and Trustees oil me Mhiu ~
Athletic Club, for Voluntary Dissolution OIL 'ao ''''
on reading and hig the IetitioH Of ,ecfge '" carr
von Sch.ck John b. Anderson. Robert G.: Mt'h,i!'
CHARLES F. ,rrat.er Thomas A. McEwcn. Charlie w;
Bradley and Charles f. jane. To Icing ni!of'T m
domestic ccrpDritiOn. created under thr IAN, ~ u
State Of Ncw.f0r pynna>c. athletic ana j." III
sporting purposes having is principal oico 10 at'd ~ w,
DIV ava Conny of Ncw-YL.k. villain mi Nttlr ~ J. u
schedule thereto annexed duly verified by III" SAID Pei
tioners on the 2Gth day ~ January: ls3 ana ul. uIe
notice General. and on n'"n OF SUri
a Rushmore Attorneys for sad r ttoneir, . 49,
II Is ORDERED. That all persons int,cst,a ~ rou "
r,i.i, a,,I UinteG K.r., ia" that nnip.. At III pl .
No Al Nassaust In the CITY Of New.fofk, on TIE Ist
dav q NAV, 1898 at II o'clock ~ ie i0foh"n oi o''
dov WHY the said Corporation should not he dl->rN"n
And II i Further ORDERED, That COPY o. th' oiu'r
no nuIshcd al least In each week o. ss three wchs
imilcds,cv preceding the .;ld 1t lay Of Ni 1913 ID
he ncwsarer printed a: Albany in which legal notices
are ruuicd t. be published end also IN inc NrNl DIX
law Journal and The Ncw-iOrh Tribune. ne" sl"l"rs
tublisned In CITY and County OF NeNforH, wherein
And IL /. Further Ordered That copy Of this order
no served un Of The creditors ana nrhpr' n tf
aid The Nanhat'rn Athletic club "iticr personally or
nv dnpostne q copy OF sad order az least forty 1d'
the City Of New.York nclo-ed In postpaid wi"ppef.
ad irc-sad o. ZACH and al OF ale snii 'r.hC' IN"
members Of Manhattan Athletic club. at i''f tc
sncctiye residences % ettcd IN The Schcdu. amend
q, the original petition herein. Iftf L. r. j. :. =
Copy, HENRY d. PUEEOY, Clerk
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DUBLIC NOTICE.-Appication having been
i 70 he Board OF Railroad ConniS-o 'rs' OF The
alroad Company. under TIRE provisions Of sec 100 chap
Ter 5G5 Laws Of 1870 amended by chapter GO Of the
OF 1892 Tor permission to operate s ear, 10y cac
power notice j. hereby given That heai3 on tAc .iote
w had Board at III" Chamber 81 Commerce
40 Nasssu-s New.York CITY. April l4th. al II a.
C..
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Amcs :. ''fcen~oo1 cemetery. 40 30 ann
same 70 / N Xnrrh rrop.rty, install. oaa
d., t "a "} I.cr .ef., '.....-. $500
I.rii,t III. Mp.r to II a,nnl.lrr ~ orchard- ooo
l;.r,e,,e% Ioai-. to si> Baron, mcs,cr,t.
,ranitSn jr.na.i. \ 70 Duncan smith, 10Th oon
pari KonrIia \. 20 ! > seymour. II 37'h.st.
10 ,,lcciiwcn.,' year. ...... 10000
,:r,'du,"' s war;. ...''..,...... 1000
l.aiacy iniip. !, J. lar,cy Jotn-t Of - o,o
t,a,r "a Of ,i t. year nnfr cages. ~ 800
Of stImi"n',t in,tam ut. 1000
r moe j S1S' b. TO 5 5ia arj}ardt fc "00'
rloIl.a,c, lot ,. ann part 1J, map OF hins'' ,.o
,na p,rt lot 3D. sam, nap years. '....... $500
of lltn.ave ) yea. ..............,... $500
IS OF itlI,c ................. 1000
.nniI,r 5itl st. v Of IStayc years 80. 1880
SAM 70 Jo-.in Warm. 55h-,t. OF 1T .,
,n ang, Henry To simon worg.cr and
pr aloie '.,orle c. To- franc, seward Railroad:
a,s' 10. - ana part lot - may Of Central nm,
pcya.d fi1icl-, ami wife, TO Mutual Life In
-urance Company Of Aewl ork 0d West o't'. .oo,.
tocf,r1r rr,nci, sarah Cone 2d't .oao
rre gi a., lay 10 wa Moor.,. s7th.st
rar Il. n"ta r 70 Ausist rrratl. Strong
ave. Of rnton.l'c, yea, ;;,..,. loo
as, Vast IatI-,t. yrlr -: ...,.........;. 1900
trustees. u il2th-'t, " Of flea'an'-a'e' .ooo
,,,yy.rn leir, .tta and anothcr To the Grand
" Iodge Of the United STAT, "f / .. Free sons
81 i,rl.l II Joth -: e OF 'olumous'aNe. :. ooo
,.oercn, Mathia. ami wife John Mclaughlin
sjtA.>t. 81 Last fnd-avc. years l'3OO
w Xn,.t,rdaravc. of Gid.t years. 1000
KEN II 4. ana wre. 70 X Paiae. Oist N oo,
levy siimund-. r J ,llddIcbrook. 74th.
y res.r iohn r. To- ,i,orge ,iiau II 14Gth-st
.mS,n o' +, amM T. and VIE to the German Lie
Insurance COMPANY, , g West E"d"e' 100 non
s,li,eK Henry g. II. to 30 Watson, 30
ave lot Ii. may Of Mott Haven. 2sd Ward ,,so
pai~.o rabio and VITA sayerio rcrsio,
same 70 LORENZO lilo 9, al. executors 10th. ,.
sane to Matthew Merolia. looth.st. OF
lew Srmund to i J Sddiebrook n : 7a.h.
nannneinrcr Isas,' 70 belle Neulerser.
V7th.-,. W OF Central parK Wet years 1000
Mis- is,n As' C. Of saa ae years $3.50. $500
Mckee. Isabelle { and anothGr. TO Chas ,ooo
Mcclure Francis. and wife to Joseph A Dean
ct al. trustees. LeNinstonave. OF oAh' nm
Marion br dset 4. 20 " + r1.chen -. 4ta.
lot H. map o. 10 cIarg"s S@,. isoh 'Soo
81 0, 7u,ave, instruments -. -: "'75
Turner JSmc; EOS 70 ro e MILF, ' y.ar insurance 5000
Trust Co. trustee. all rights. privileges and 20 moo
Van no% i;sac and another q to aI, Hugh
lamp "e '''.''' u ..',''.... 5000
wani ye'iJi John f. to Mary Ring No l52 Eat ,oo
waiksr Asxsnder, end another to John Baker.
slstst. Of Riverside Drive. 7.l2 years 10000