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Flats and Apartments to let.
unfurnished-West Side.

SD ST., Ala wEsT-Free half month: 3 and 4
room apartments, $40 to sI4; Improvements.
ogTH ST, 328 WEST, Central Park Elegant
apartments, all improvements, q rooms, inst
floor; healthlest location.
GID ST, lao wFST~-stx large, light rooms:
halls heated; reduced rent: will suit n large
family.
56TH ST, "a WEST-Six rooms, bath; steam
heated S2T ny.
141H ST, lOl WEST""mm.THE CRAWLING.
Corner Hat. elegant. sunny apartment, q and I
rooms and bath $50 SS5. Apply hall boy.
mehts, rooms and bath all improvements.
hall boy attendance; rents S45 10 Ssu. SCHOIg.
FIELD d Co, ssh Columbus ave-, corner SSth.
1OUTH ST, 81 WEST New, cosy, 4. room apart
ments: halls heated; Central Park block sl2-
flats; q rooms, bath, all light, S2o, Sph
lO3D ST. 3 WEST, Central Park entrance -SiI
outside rooms; Improvements: 81; no children;
Inducements; station 1o+th st,
1881 81. loS 10 1875 WEST-FIve and seven
rooms; steam heat: rent $40, S3I; free until
Nov. J. BARNETT & %. . East l25th At.
l04TH ST, 4 WEsT-.Elegant Hat, 8 large rooms
aud bath halls, bath, steam heated near sta
ton. Janitor.
llSrH ST, 2T2-276 wEST-Decorated flats. with
all Improvements, SIS, SCI; special induce.
ments TO desirable parties.
IlBfH ST, 2T8 wEST-Eieganiiy decorated
hats, o large rooms. bath; all improvements;
10th ST. 3o5 WEsT-4 rooms, large and light;
all Improvements; SIS and Sl6. Janitor.
l25TH ST. $40 wEST-Elegant flats: 5 rooms,
bath prices to suit the times.
18TH ST. ga WEST-Fivc rooms and bath,
n22i 3S4, z rooms, $40; $50, 3 rooms and bath,
9l9i Columbus ave. 1901 s rooms and bath SIS;
l2S8, I rooms and bath. steam. S2S. F Il. MAY
HEW, corner Columbus ave, and l23d At,
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MuSicaI.

A.-FRANK ELMORE. voice specialist; only
small payment down forlessOns. voice trial free.
IL Fast 18th 81. small hall To rent by hour or
evening.
AMATEUR orchestra In Brooklyn desires mem
beers no expense. Address 7. o.. box 061, New
York.
A.YOUSG LADY wishes to join "A church choir
Tor volunteer work; good soprano voice. Miss
A. MlNCHER, box 244 World, uptown.
sINGING-An experienced teacher has a few va.
oancies;. terms moderate. Good Method. box
$50 World. uptown.
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ELEGANT DECORATED
APARTMENTS.

APARTMENTS.
New houses, all the latest Improvements: steam.
heated, private halls, seven rooms and bath;
NEAR M~ORNINGS1DE and CENTRAL PARKS
one block from ll6th 81. elevated station: also S
rooms and bath, 100 West bath ST. 4 rooms and
bath, 352 West 124th st. 4 rooms and bath, 354
West l2ith st. Inquire corner ll5th ST. and
Manhattan ave. open for inspection sunday and
evening.
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Horses, Carriages, &C.


FIRSr-CLASS STABLE accommodations; also
good work horses To let. CHARLES NJ. ED
WARDS, 40 TO i3l West SD st.
FOR SALE 3 year old colt, unframed comes
of the best stock family In this country. sired by
81. Patrick, 2,SS7: time .. IA: also one chestnut
mare, sired by Americas, grand dame by Abdallah;
all her ancestors fast PAGERS: 10 he sold without
reserve: estate of the late Wm, Harley. ~ spring
ST., Trenton, y. !.
FOR SALE - The largest stock Of first class
matched carriage horses in the city constantly
on hand several beautiful pairs of the hackney
type, with extra high knee action, in all cOlOrs and
sizes; also ~trotters and single drivers; trial given
and veterinary inspection. j.. F.GIBSON, stables
2lI, 30. 223, 225 West 5lst ST., New York city.
GOOD, KIND HORSE, top platform spring bust
ness wagon and harness. Isa Hudson st.
HOUSES BOARDED Meadowbrpak stock
Farm, Newburg, n. ", mile only from boat
landing and railroad; driving and coach horses
speciality; veterinary in attendance; no extra
charge.
PONY, fast (mare), IA hands high, with elegant
surrey ana harness. and shetland pony, 10 hands
nigh, with dog cart and harness, AZ lOl6 summit
ave, Jersey city.
20 GOOD WORKING HORSES for sale cheap at
j. NJ. MOlsGAS'S lee Cream Depot, 2l5
Centre st.
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Brooklyn.

HFSRY ST. M, Brooklyn Heights Is minutes
To bridge Pleasant rooms; excellent board: IS
tO SIi weekly.
IAFNN ETTE AVE, - select boarding; pri-
Iatr family; nice pleasant rooms. all conve-
ulrnrr>: desirable neighborhood. terms moderate.
PINEAPPLE HI. Brooklyn Board. 81 10
~; pleasant rooms, excellent board i've min
utrS from bridge.
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Boarders Wanted.

One Tin<, zoe. per ane: second TIM, nc. per
per line: Third and Subsequent Times, lc. per
Inc. No extra charge on Sundays.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR lT-Advertisements
for The World may he left at any American
District Messenger Office In the city, where the
office.
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unfurrished Rooms to Let.

9TH. AVE, 9ss-rwo large connecting unfur:
nished rooms; gas, bath; rent low. Inquire Sd
fiat.
46TH ST, 143 WEST..Two unturnishcd rooms.
together or separate; private house. references
exchanged.
SAITH 81. 3+5 E~ASr-Large unfurnished room
all convenienccs; private house: rent moderate.
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Side.
22D ST, 2lS WESr-Elegantly furnished FIVE
room and bath; linen, silver, china: kitchen;
complete. STARK.
BOTH 81, I2I WEST-SiK- room flat completely
furnished elegance and comfort; for RESPONSE
BILE party; s9O.
18TH ST, 40 W~EST-Cosy, furnished 3 room
fiat, complete for housekeeping. 81. Fisher.
BOTH ST $50 wEST-Two handsomely fur
nished front rooms in steam heated HAT, ID
floor; respectable people. JanitOr,
BOTH I. l23 WEST-Mystlc Flats, elegantly
furnished; 7 rooms and bath; complete for
housekeeping; reference.
54TH ST., $40 wEST-Apartment OF 4 rooms.
bath; nicely furnished for housekeeping: ring
Curtis bell,
9TH ST, 363 WEST, station 69-Furnished,
corner bay window flats, six MONS. private
hall; bath, steam, linen, silver, china, kitchen.
ware $50, 40. EDGAR.
63D ST, 100 WEsT-Four light, well, furnished
rooms: bath; responsible parties; 81 weekly.
$50 monthly. Brett.
IO3D ST, 40 wEsT-Compietely furnished
fats, four. and Ave rooms and bath. steam
heated, southern exposure, near station; second
door; $3o monthly. Bartlett
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

One Tlmc, soc. per- tine Second Tine, i;c. per
hnc: Third dni Subsequent Times, i5c. per iUte.
No cr'ru charge on sundays.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR Ir-Advcrtisements
for The World may be left at any American
District Messenger Onice In the city, where the
charges will be the same us those ut the main
office.
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4ATH ST.. 238 WEST.

near BroadwhN; me parlOr moor or large nark
story alcoye room; other rooms: very moderate
prices: good table and service new management.
4STH ST. 2J6 WEST-Third story room. sunny;
small family; we'll furnished two persons; table
board.
18TH ST, 32l f Large and small rooms,
On suite or singly, with or without board select
locality.
47rH ST. I37 WEST Handsomely furnished
rooms, en- suite and. singly; first class board:
parlor dining room: table board.
18TH ST, 30 WEST Newly furnished large
and small rnums, with hoari accommodations;
ladies, ~ gents, 81,
4s1H ST. 2l WEST Handsome large hall
room with large closet, heated; Vas, bath; pri'
18Th ST. 2s WEST. near Broadway-HAndsomeiy
furnished sunny rooms. good board. 'l2 for two:
private house.
18TH ST, lt5 w~EsT-Alcovc, also other rooms;
excellent table board references.
18Th ST, pa WEST Nicely furnished large
and small rooms. superior table. parlor for phys.
ician or dentist references.
4s1H ST, 3ia WEST Good board, single and
double: ladies, - gents, s.; also front room.
10TH 81, III Large square and hall
rooms; southern exposure; central location; su-
perior board table board; moderate.
54TH 81, 2d5 WEST, near 9th ave. elevated
board select home; references; moderate.
9TH ST. +O7 WEST-Isrge room, with Above,
second floor; southern exposure also hall rooms;
table boarlers.
18TH ST, 337 AM $50 WEST-Handsomeiy
furnished rooms; excellent table; French cut
sine: table board.
way; excellent board, Hayes.
5DrH ST, S2i W~EST-Iarge and small rooms,
excellent hoard, for gentlemen; terms moder'
ate. Mrs. rlatt.
9th 81, i58 WEST-Handsomcly furnished
ICONS, With board: all, appointments: conven.
lent To elevated road; between boulevard and
sl~T 81, l3S WEST Handsomely furnished
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miscellaneous.

FURNISHED ROOMS for housekeeping; suit
able for man and wife; all conveniences. Ad.
dressJ j., box 3Ol World, uptown.
WORLDS FAIR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
somely furnished rooms, with breakfast and
supper; bath, sc, II minutes IRON grounds; fare
Dc; 81 per day. Mrs. Reynolds, s2s Goth ST.
Chicago.
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Instruction.

One Time, CSC. per hns: Second Tine. ffc
per line; Third and Subsequen, Times, zoe p%
lne. No ertra charge on Sundays.
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FurnIshsd-West Side.

II FLAT, 23d At. and I'd ave-. 4 rooms and
hath, completely furnished would sell lease and
furniture at sacrifice. Apply Book store, 2ss
I'd ave,
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ADAMS HOUSE.
10TH AVE-. CON, LITTIE 18TH ST.
North OF iasth Street.

12sTH ST, 16S EAST. Two pleasant rooms,
comfortably furnished; all conveniences: -. SO
weekly homelikc SURROUNDINGS; housekeeping.
10Th ST. H. EAST Nicely furnished front
parlor; large and small rooms; also light house.
keeping.
both ST, 2lB WEST--C Cottage large back par.
lor also hall rooms; hot and cold water, bath,
&c. suitable for two or three gentlemen.
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81 ST., 70 AND Is WEST, The Rockland-
janitor.
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WESTERLY APARTMENT HOUSE, northwest
corner 54th At. and 9th ave. Desirable apart
men,s, 9 rooms and bath; $40 to S66.
FOLSOM BROS. S2o Broadway.
$12. a. MONTHLY-Three choice front rooms,
two. rear; private house; bargains. 5S Grove,
near BlpeCker.
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West Side.
BANK ST, to-Iargc room to let with board
terms reasonable table board references,
GREENWICH AVE, l23 4 small Swedish
family would like young gentleman 10 take
room aud board. Mn. Ferry.
4TII 81, l8S WEST BOARD for gentlemen, 81:
ladies, ~ large and small rooms.
It'll AVE, -, near IAN 81, Nicely furnished
large and small rooms, with board, terms mod
crate.
nth ST, lGO wEST-A large and small, we'll
furnished rom, with or without board private
~,
18TH r 32l WEST Rooms, all fitted up new:
first class hoard bath, hot and cold water; prt-
waite table II desired terms reasonable
18TH ST., IS wtST-ENcrllent table board
terms moderate.
T ST, lh3 WEST Two large rooms and hall
rooms; southern exposure; With OF without
board; references.
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EurnIahed-Eaat Side.

VT ST. LAT EAST-Part or whole OF elegant
fourth fiat east b lovely rooms, completely FUR
nished.
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SEVEN LARGE ROOMS and bath I'd fat newly
decorated; fine location; 30 minutes from New
York; rent low; no children. Address Beach, 20
East l2Oth st.
TO ADuLTS-The upper part OF 10 81. Marks
ave, Brooklyn.
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Loans

Loans.
One Time, csc. per hno; Second Time, ssc. PEI
line Third and Subsequent Times, sOc. hne, Dali,
and Sunddu.
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18TH ST, 2l6 w~EST-Lnrge, pleasant, sunny
rooms well-kept house: ALI conveniences;
breakfast optional; moderate.
18TH ST. "32 WEST Nicely Iurnished room and
bedroom; housekeeping; also single rooms; rent
moderate.
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West Side.
CLINTON PLACE, NJ. Furnished rooms for
housekeeping or gentlemen; every convenience;
references,
HOUSTON ST., 2ss WEST, near Hudson st,
Neatly furnished large room, private house; all
Improvements; rent, ~.
MANHATTAN AVE., Ill, short block from
lOIth 81. elevated station Pleasant, sunny
room; private house references.
WASHISGTOS PLACE, t8 Handsomely fur.
nished front parlor, with folding bed also large
hall room terms reasonable.
ain ST. Ga WEST Washington square Nicely
furnished rooms for hOusek ceping or gentlcnfen;
rent -. 20 mp.
III AVE, 3SS. between 23d aud Path SIS.
Nicely furnished large hall CONS 81 ~ and mp,
MI AVE, Alb Neatly furnished large front
connecting rooms for housekeeping; all accom-
modations. Ring . bell.
sTH AVE, $40, "a hoor-A large front parlor
aud connecting bedroom, nicely furnished, to
let 10 quiet party.
9TH 81, ~ WEST-Iarge and small hand,
somely furnished sunny rooms choice location;
reasonable terms,
OH 81, las WEST-Apartmcnt Of 3 rooms,
nicely furnished for housekeeping ring outside
bell.
l3TH ST.. 228 WEST Neatly furnished front
rooms for light housekeeping 81 upward,
18TH ST, l+2 WEST Nicely furnished large
rooms: running water, gas, bath nice locations;
clean, quiet house.
18TH ST., 1913 WEST Furnished square room,
suitable for one or two gentlemen, terms rea-
sonable: !. station,
18TH 81. l52 WEST-Second- floor front room.
well furnished, also hall room to permanent
party. ,
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THE AyTIoprIoy BILL TO DE BRoUGHr Up.

Washington. Feb 1O.-The Ant-Option bill has ONLY
been sleeping during the last few DAYS. while the ap
propriations and silver wcrc absorbing the Interest
OF the House. but that the latter has been sclvcd
and The appropratlon bills are getting out Of the
way thu AntiOption will be drought TO the front. II
IL probable that Mr.. Hatch will make move In be
half of his pet measure some time next week There
II number Of requests for special orders pressing on
the Rules Committee. Mr.. Hatch Is after sprcia
order for the Agricultural Committee lie wants three
DAYS. which Is more time than he Is likely TO get ~
this stage Of the session. Mr. Hatch wants to pass
the Pure Food and other bills. In addition 10 the Anti
Option bill. When he gets special order an ehor'
will be made to pass the adoption bill under It,
There are indications that Mr.. Hatch Is getting into
the fashion parliamentary circles and VIII enc"nvor
10 have closure put part OF the special order
reported by the Rules Committee. Whether or not he
Will be more successful than the Antl>llVrr men re-
mains 10 seem but his bill on test vote Is stronger
than either side the silver question ana It's 1rnds
NAV be willing 70 take closure II regardless OF now
they voted on closure applied - other measures
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TIE SHOT HIS WIFE ~ BROADWAY.

,viu,or preimer n German who has been in thi,
ounrv about thee months. shot his wife twice IN the
,c, last night in front OF the Washington Buiing, al
pro,dvav and Battery Place. Tine first bullet cut her
hook ,ust lelow the left eye and the second ihssed
through the bridge Of her nose captain Doho1ue'
GALLAGHER and Hahn ward detectives. and Policeman
Mccarthy were standing Church-st and Battery Place
and hearing the shooting FASTENED to the spot Prmei
ran but was caught front of the old stevens House ID
broadway lie resi- tel arrest aud received scalp wound
- ,,o h,,k of his head. Both Premier and his wife
re,c taken 70 the Church.st station and then to the
,,,,,,s.r. stree, Hospital. Their wounds were not
houcht 10 be serious. Peimer is pele living at No
q Wa.hlncton.st He wife Is employed as servant al
~ r,.t Twelfth.-t. arrived In this city Oh
xoy.mber ? 1892 aad he followed her S\ei DAYS later
II IA, urged her him, but she has refused
Each charged the other with nldey and the shooting
WAS the outcome Of a quarrel
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AMONG THE ATHLETES.

Il, thought that there will be change in the arrange
onts for the skating between Donoshue and Hagen
. th original date February D. I, rather late Tor st'
i,, hcrcalouts. q. Walton, Donoghucs manager went
to Fed Bank yesterday make arrangements Tor Tues
days races. 80 ill.,, -
The Columbia Athletic Club will give smoking con-
cert AZ its clubhouse, No. - Last seNcneentnst on
Tuesday evening.
The Gondolicr." will be slyca in the gymnasium Of
th NewYork Athlete club Friday and saturday even
incs and SATURDAY afternoon OF next week Inc opera
,r h by the Amateur Opera Company OF the jersey city
Athletic Club assisted by several Of the musical members
q, the \ Y A. C.. including william Albert Prime.
, now s,oce and new scenery have uan'iormcd the
ymna.irm int, a pretty theatre. Ticket, may be OBJ
FAMED a, the clubhouse The receipts will 10 the build
ing fund Of the club.
Many New.Yorxcis will start for Boston this morning
- attend tho meetn. ot Boston Athletic Association
,onirht The college team races promise rare sport
sweeney Walsh. Lcbqold and hJeItbeIg VIII Try ior
records.
The Middle States Regatta Association viii have an
imporant meeting the Hotel Marlborough next wedne'-
d,y Officers will b. elected and several amendments to
tho constitution will be- suggested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
TIE LAST ORANGE ASSEMBLY.

Tho series OF Orange assemblies closed in upper
Music Hail. Orange, last evening with The most
brilliant dance Of the season. The dance WITS gwen
under the patronage Of Mrs. Charles j. lardi'y'
Mrs Graham II. Brewer and Mrs. Oliver :. Carter
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Harry 4.
Chur Mr. and Mrs. John a. Dihon, VII. ana MIS-
Iobn T. Rafferty, Miss j. Louise Dodd, Miss Alma
Cohen. Miss Elizabeth Loutrcl. Miss Gertrude Chnr
Nss Clara Brewer, Miss Louise Harris, Miss Mary
prodcy Miss Edith Freeman, Miss Jean Webb. OF
New. York Miss CyLtha Qunlhy, Miss Lulu kiSNam
Miss Fanny Day. Miss Lillian Day. Miss Maud Dillon
Mss Margaret Yardlcy Miss Agnes Miles, Miss G.r,iue
Cblttick Miss Hester Oakley, Miss Mice Pusiord,
Miss Bertha Aling, Miss May Gcliatly Miss caroline
T. Dod Farnham Yardloy, Clifford \. Gould. Philip
pororiv Times g. Marshall. Winthrop Burdck
Clarence NJ Learned Graham II. Errwcr. Mlert.n
H. Hitch Benjamin kis>im, William {. Ioud,
Alden Freeman william Nnndcrldcft Newell b.
Woodwork Horace y. Bradley. Stanley Ward and
Nnrkc Allen.
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Az OLD GERMAN COMMITS SrICIDE.

Sometime within the last three days Michael Krengcl. a
lonely old German who lived in room at NO 30 Avenue
hanged himself with cothe>llne from the fr1nsom II hi
hd,oom door Twelve months ago his wife died Kcngs
health then gave way he lost his work and at last de-
c,dcd 10 die His only friend. joseph Il. Hoffman. an
undertaken who lives ground floor 81 the house
heard him say that he had tired OF life AMI would NH
himself but took no particular notice Of the threat until
.dav when IL occurred a. hlr that Krengel had not
been seen since Tuesday. lie called policeman VINO
broc ono Krcngcls locked door aud found that he had
ended hi. 6oublcs.
The dead man belonged to the New'fofk Sc"u''1c"
uund No 2IO East Fifthst and his heirs VIII receive
,,.n, NJ 400 In letter addressed TO John Buher OF
No. SOC East Twcfth.st, he asked that some money De
cnh % August Grosser Of Dusseldorf Germany ana that
$50 spent for beer 10 be drunk by the mempef' " w
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hauled of at midnight Thursday night. apparently unn'
iured She sailed for Dover and Antwerp yesterday.
ASUIT by FREDERICK GEBHARD.

HE WANTS HIS SHARE OF THE ESTATE OF HIS
GRANDFATHER. THOMAS E. DAVIS.
Frederick Geblard has begun suit in the Su-
preme Court on Iehalf of himself and his sister,
Mrs. Mary Tsabclll Nelson. to recover their re-
spective interests in the estate of their maternal
grandfather Thomas E. Davis. who died in 1878.
Mrs Nelson is 10 longer the custodian OF her
share. She executed a deed in 1851. conveying
her interest in trust to Augustus II. Vanderpoel
and William c. Bowers, vino were to pay her the
income for life AT her death, her interest is to
vest absolutely in her daughters. Mary isabella
and Kathleen Blanc Nelson, and her son, Jules
Eanc Nelson.
Mrs Nelson's children are made parties deiena-
ant to the suit. Notice was served upon Mrs
Nelson and her daughter Kathleen, at their home
No 100 Fifth-ave. The son is at Cambridge
Mass, and the daughter, Mary, is at the Roman
Catholic convent in Georgetown.
Mr.. Davis had six daughters, including Cath
crime Gebhard, the mother Of the plaintiff, and
one son. Thomas +. Davis. His estate included
No. So Nassau-st, 40 East Nineteentll-st.;
property and buildings in Broadway be-
tween Prince and Houston SITS: the
northeast corner of William and South Will
ams-sts, and house at Richmond Terrace. Staten
Island. Mrs. Davis. the widow, received under
the will the family home and an annuity OF
$1,000 The house on Staten Island wen: to Mr..
Daviss son. Thomas. Onc-cighth of the estate
was also to 90 TO the son, and Oneeighth TO cach
of the daughters. Special provisions were made
that in ease Of marriage, husbands OF the daugl'-
tors should have no control of the property.
The residue Of the estate to he divided
into twenty four parts. One of these parts was to
90 10 each of the three children of the tcstator
daughter. Mrs Gcbhard Only the income was
TO he paid I, them until they became thirty
years old, when they were 10 receive theif r.
spcctivc interests absolutely The executors OF
the estate ma med in the will were Mrs. DAVIS the
tcstators sol, Charles O'Conor, and Thomas
4. Vyse The son was the only one who quallncd
A. executor. lie resigned IN 1883, appointing
John Matthews and Edgar Logan, the present
trustees IN his II 'ad. 49, /,
In thf. petition Frederick Gebhard says that he
and his sister are each thirty years Old, ana
want their shares lie asks that these two shares
be set apart as well as that of his aunt, Nora Whch
by reason Of her death, goes TO Edward dliaut-
crnc In case the petition Is not granted he
asks for partition of the entire estate.
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The

defects and imperfectons Of manufacture. lhs
plates must also possess effective bastic resistance
In general the Specifications for the new armor arr
similar to those now in force. diherihg oh's III ,
important details. The product Tor all p'a'e' s""n
be a uniform alloy OF nickel and steel Win aDo"'
. II nor cent of nickel The open hearth process
OF manufacture +, required and either forging Ok
rolling of plates IS allowed. The baStic test Is 'he
chief one and the object of all other tests Is 70
insure that the plates Of group are capaple VI
standing Us test that to when 'es' Pi"'e
is subjected TO insure the acceptance OF u p'"'.
It must not. upon test. crack from 'he pun, "
impact TO its edge. or from one edge OF the pists
IN nnother or nj the snme time through The ehtre
thickness at an edge. II the proecue OK any "
its fragments pass through the pa'e anu o"'M"s
lt will be- re- ectcd.
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Specific ATOMS FOR THE NEW ARuOR.

Washington, Feb. 10 Specialize Navy Department
issued to-day "A specification for armor BIDS when
were recently requested from domestic steel manu-
facturers in advertisements from the Department
G.34i tons OF armor will be required by the Depart
ment TO be used the Indiana, MASSACHUSETTS,
oregon. Olympia. Iowa and Brooklyn AS the Cd
ject OF the contract Will be the prooucuoh OF
first class armor plate OF greatest resistance and
enduring Qualities contractors will be required To
furnish and maintain the most improved modern plant
for the manufacture OF the armor required Inc
money value Of the armor Will probably amount to
s3,OOO.o0O. In the Departments specifications the
general requirements Of quality, workmanship and
tests are fully and carefully prescribed. All plates
are to be Of the best quality OF STEEL free from all