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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
wAGNER's COMIC OPERA IN ITALIAN.

"De Mestersnger,' Wagner's only venture in the
field OF musical comedy was performed last night
at the metropolitan Opera House in Italian. The
experiment was not wholly novel here. Mr.. Abbey's
company having produced the work In March.
1892 yet it is significant enough 70 invite consGera-
ton II is not exageeratOn to say mat the peo
pie OF New-York have had opportunities 10 get as
to the heart OF Die Melstersinger" as any
people In the world. Many OF the operas repre-
sensations BY the German troupe under the direc
uon OF Mr.. Seidl were models OF poetica. spirited
and correct Interpretation. Nor can there be any
doubt. In view Of the popularity which The worl.
has enjoyed. that IL has been thoroughly appre
ciated by large number OF our opera .goers. AS
rule however. these were Germans people who.
either because Of inherited sympathies or special
education. were able TO ass!lnilatc the spirit Of
the comedy. To the res; 1t has always seemed II
cumbrous. heayy-footed composition void Of humor
and musicaliy interesting only IN the last act. II
said, few years ago. that one OF the stock
holders Of the Opera House had expressed q wish
to the management that the last act be given first
as II wearisCme to wait for II AMI Il
tained all the music that he and his friends wanted
to hear
1t Is In harmony with the nature OF true comedy
that 1t should not appeal TO all people alike II is
limited by considerations OF time and place wherea9
tragedy Is al infinite and universal as human
nature. Comedy mus, be local II is true purpose.
which Is to chastise popular folly, IS be attained.
die Meis:ersinger' Is perfect excmplIhcation OF
this purpose and rs thorough appreciation IL
dtioEed, not only upon sympat athletic understand
ing OF the German nature. but also OF some degree
OF knowledge OF peculiar phase In the history OF
German letters and music. This being 49, It will
easily be comprehended that performance OF 1t
In Italian by singers who are no: Germans has
something In IL that ~ anomalous. What makes
1t at all feasible az the Metropolitan Opera House
Is the presence In the company OF men like Jean de
Reszke and n Lassalle-arts;s OF broad intelli-
- .tfotf. uFNa
have high conception OF the mission OF heir
calling. ard whose sympathies lean strongly toward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09

.,d that It is necessary to give lesson to their
enc gene BritanniQue. But Engiishmen in Paris
nave not suddenly changed their manners. which
,,srs both tolerated and admired few years ago.
,ha presumption is that the blackballlngs only
ono,her symptom of the Anglophoba which now
rpbappily prevails in Paris Members OF he French
club have a perfect right TO refuse admtance to
,ncIishmen but why should they. with their hatred
NJ the British. stick TO the English name of their
club. which is curlously inappropriate. three
ouarters Of the biameless youths elected to 1t be-
ing of the traditional class which does not know a
.orsa from q COVE EDMUND YATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
1-,pIov-c DRAMATIC INCIDENTS

co,or,, changes occurred last night upon the local
.ao hr, nothinc of much consequence was az.
complished. a piece called "our Country cousins
was produced at the Lyccum Theatre-'ne "rsn
being Newport and the purpose being TO or,ec
rnraI and city people, and thus to create an c'.I
of mirth. clever performance OF the o'u ,,Sa.s
play Of "Nos 1ntimes' was gwen ~ NAV
rneai hes ' long been familiar to the AmeTien ne
dience under the name of Bosom crlnh "a Texas
O. ar WS revived at the adon sauSre Than ar
Mrs John Drew. playing the , M,so" IN the irving
Rs ,are Theatre Mr. Conrieds company OF ard
actors presented the comedy OF i"e '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
THE YOUTHFUL SECRETARY WROUGHT UP.

THE YOUTHFUL SECRETARY WROUGHT UP.
Judge Wallace, in the United States Clrcu. Court
yesterday. signed order directing Chief Super
visor John J. Davenport to appoint supervisors for
the Congress elections in the %IVth and XVIII dis
trlcts on January 20. This action was taken on the
application Of ten citizens. Mr. Davenport asked
Commissioner Shields II two OF his mon might not
have place in which 10 copy certain records
of the office Nir. Shields said they might use room
No. u OF the Federal Bull ling.
Postmaster Dayton who is custodian OF the
building learned that James Doran. Mr. Davenport's
chief clerk. was copying some records in room No.
r.. He wanted 20 know whether this was Proper. ne
Judge Lacombc had decided that Mr. Davenport had
r.'sht to a room. Mir Shields asked the Judge IL
order necessary 10 allow Federal employees
Il copy public records. Judge Isaconb said that O.
course any citizen had n right to do so.
Mr. Dayton went TO Philadelphia at 2 D. M ard
his secretary. young nanlel Swift In or In the
afternoon denounced Commission. shields for his
action. NJ swift recently attracted attention in
Tarmany Han by Shaping Mr. Croker on the knee
In public meeting JUDGE Lacombc DID not say
Whether he had changed his mind account OF
Mr.. Swlfts utterarcca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
DrarB OF MRS W. IT. STORI.

H. sNrs W. " Story. vile or inc
ho''e. Da" ,,o-,can sculptor and mother OF
T,,,,an S,orv the painter Is dead. Julian story -
,he husband Of Emma Eames. the singer VINO 10
at present in the United States ,oo,, has
The announcement % Mrs story's uea' na,o mas
caused deep regret throughout the american
usr Illness VS. brief and painful In
her death ltahal ue ein,. roc,u has become
almost hare The funeral services VIII be hela tD
morrow afternoon at The american ronspicncs
Ia tn ONE will attend them MI St9' i"n oo,e
soirsd messages OF confidence from all 'e
brated artists In the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
n,lrr cnlrnEArloN rs NNW-oNLEANs

,,,r..orieaas. Jan. S-Iacason Day WAS d"l'Uy
Celebrated IN Ncv,-Orieans In former years '"ere
were rarndos - military. but III" p"""' ''''i"D
,od., v,.r.. confined - the hfne O! saIulyS ~ t
~,t,n,.l Guard. PIhnc business Was suSprn' -
All IN. l,nks were closed rnis morning = h,' IVA
80 tnno~ Crn,n the STATE National Guard 'alI,i NE
.rlrnn Monument IN Jackg1n square oppcSne o ,v
"atI.drai ana placed thereon hAnniom ,, %' ~
,',.o~" Aasorlation. for that purpose. IN wy
o.urc of oar Lady O: PROMPT Slctqi ,n're va ~
'i,,-,, It,h macs ia fulnmont or me VOW Ui u.r
i,rs,llne INNS Just i.fore the battle oil '''wO''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09

Chlee.o. Ian. S-schacfcr. Ives snd sosson made
tbolr how scoara;cly tonight at Central Music
iIau to large number q their admirers The
VIM and "Gentlcnan GeorSc' were tbe FIRST
oort~. mis- in the iournam, n 70. IL e'ir'hho' OF
~" " 49,. mr.. ,lpycrr 20 meet tho other
,,,5 49, ~ IAN. Of 90 points n, The ii-!nch bali
,.,pp I,1echnil cub, was shc irt't'' Nchlcier
v.tn ~ score beng: Schaefcr. V'j S!osaon. 2'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
urn,c,L yrcIspgrDryrE DIS USED.

regular meeting Of the Society ~ Medical Iurs-
prudence wus hold last evening at the A''a'"Y o' H'-
,o 3, Wo4, Fo.tv-thrl.g John Sabine Sm,th presided
,o,or- ..u.licol Jursrridcncc az To-lay"-by Mr.
srh WIS read and a discussion followed II was 70
s;yod that committee II i've be- appointed. at TIE next
r,eo,,rr ~ discuss question Of sat" Board or
Health and present the subject - the state LEGISLATURE
., A,,y and to Congress RESOLUTIONS Oh the death Of
Elsar ~ johnson were passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
TIE CASINO To BIZ SOD.

r.d-. Duern Of the Superior Court. has issued an
o-sr ,r the sale Of Casinp In foreclosure proceed
ncy The action In which me order VAS srda'e" WAS
br,r,t by william H. ArnonN as trustee OF mortgage
clvtn In Nay. ls!a. 70 a"rurc 'he hs"' "a $4,000 "
.r, ,ro,,.,.v WAS mt IN the hands OF rabius Il.
,r,, ~, Henry T. Cutter receivers. The mortgage
eoycrs only the building the ground Is not owned ny
IN. Now York Concert Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
DIR ELEANOR NEWTON SERIOUSLY III.

Tho condition Of D. Eleanor Eenion. who was knocked
down by Il broadway cable ear last week anu seriously
f. iurod il critical. her home the utmost quiet IS IN
sis ol u;on AMI sign 10 posted ~ the door, referring
callers to Dr. Lesser attending physician. VINO lives
-. \, 713 Texlngton-nve Dr. I.esser's house last
night T. was said that Dr. Newton WAS IN most SERIOUS
condition Her husband Dr. \. ". X Newton. OF Bcs-
tom "a m constant attendance at her bedside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09

100. ,,,,..~ Inn & ,sprc!iD.-Tae Yale Glee and
r.i .h. arrived here to-day IN time Tor the open
l ~ ,. winter term az Yale Tomorrow. after the
noee.i til, rr,r urarr,aten by ln,r cup oyer
a., ,un. ,,.r. trlv"rf7I b. tho cub III las J)uTn'i
s"' IL IL. ,,.n >, ~ pau, AL bis houses greeted
N. Nti, mon everywhere. ''hc; I.t"." :" .,''S -
b. fi,,, XII Ibis tito rs tie longest ever under
taken lay any college club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
APPLES AS A LOBBYING ATENcT.


TrNM
,,n,r, IL u lobbyist AT the capitol who has become
~. a., a., Ms WY Ills name is smith. ana HI IL
known as the lied Apple o10yl1 G GSn inSF Of
iis nu .t' rrd "np"s and he distributes these
nn''i IN. committee rooms where he has meas
huo"h ~, and amcng the Cong essmen whose
utrn pe'u' ,.IsSss ~ obtain In this way he dis
,rhWtes hundreds of app,ee every week that cen.
Er.sS ~ M - 10, n, this for years. and has put
,hsr NJ claims through. Ilis speciality IL war
c,a,ma and Clerk B!dde. OF the war Ciaims COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09

Washington. JAM (SpeciaD.-At the Academy Of
Music this evening a new English version OF Victor
Hugo's "Ruy Bias was presented by Edward
vroom. who appeared in the dual role Of Ruy Bias
and Don Caesar de Baznn the part OF the Queen
being taken by Miss Ffolliott Paget The per-
formance was favorably received and there were
several curtain calls. Mr.. Vroom will star In this
piece under the management Of Clarence Z. Feuar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
THE SOCIETY OF THE WAR OF 1872 MEETS.
II fruEArEa THE DAY ~ THE GOVERNORS
ROOM A THE CITY HhfIesrRNINlNG
VETERANS ~ THIS STATE.

VETERANS ~ THIS STATE
The Society - the War % lsl2 celebrated the an
nly.reary ~ the battle o. New-CrleaLs yesterday
I'm tu. G,vsrncr's Room OF the city iiah. The
Rev Dr Morran DIX presided. and among the
i,r,l descendants OK oil soldiers prcsont We're the
EDv Alexander Hamilton. James ii. Townsend.
Cnlrcs Asharn. Matthew Dr'af."id, IT. 'harl's
An.1istus .ich.imcraorn. Or Gouf"rneur u. HHI'h'
co.oa,. Asa Eird Gardiner l.. = ~: James Henry
ro~..r T. hazard smtl. II. 4 Ferris oad ohNrr
q Barton Prayer was offered bl Chaplain Ham
lion AMI several committee fHhnitt't th,' re-
NOM. Secretary leary tnaunc"y reported th't I'D
r.srr.s mad b., "a made ~ bringing d"'Ut = u'iIol,
v..in De Pennsylvania society athoI"h NJ t'i' a.!
m T.. advances looking thereto !'r-i ~.
C,rll,.r -qiI ,nat he hal ,lsn"I his membership
i'm IA. poaneyly. ail society on account oi '''
strange actions. -, ..,... .,., two
I'M re.,rrt oi Treasurer q. u. smith raNe u,
,rnu,l rn-eipfa a, slij - and the c"n"niltutr AZ
"a ~ T., r.l,,Upl Gardiner, James Mortimer M'h.-
.,,',.r aut Frederic Z, .llatln were elected - III
,arrncrs In tlc Board a. Directors. Inc hl"hip,'
shir 81 line .ir was SiNty-sr. Two members ~
,,,r .,- Inc vegr-Austin Atch!Ason. WHD thils.,i
.,.lnr .-, 80 was discharged october -. sAi,e
.,,r ana rived as2lA IN islt ava .itlfr In,
go .,ii.ra septcrlur. 70. lsl-, 1at WAS dI'tll"rB'"
~ rscre are only six Of tho survivors, OF the war OF
iei, now ifying IN this sat. ThcN are DIX, ~
flanrv Norris ssor 10 tirhri' .N"'Ii'
INV WIN, '.ci In lS'2. Lieutenant Micha'l MouI',
- retired. niaeiy-four years od, l ,n,
Nor,en Sttrlryant elias T.. CowenAaNen Iil'aii'
,rnnk and Commodore Henry Truce l. - 49, ''
il.,l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
ry.rsrRcsryrAryvg rlrr on yGE'sS
Prom Til. phil,d,lohla press.

From The Philadelphia Pre-
49, y,,. h., d,o,iod opiaions about the way
thin in are being earfleG IN Congress- y have
sem nothing in the papc m sa T., hat t , ,soy
are doa s. TIE majority o. '1 Tsor Ho E OF Hsps
senavea is loss in ,Esm an1 hs,E ,bey %' a re
Ganger gionaIs but they doat know which way to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
.,-coN. DAY tx PHILADELPHIA.

pbiladclpha. Jan. S.-The anniversary ol Tue VIC
tory Of "Old Hickory" over the Eriti'h ~ ~"
orleans was celebrated By dinner az 80. ,,c 60
an ,"ni@ht Nv III" Young Mems l)cnloc'a,V 49,
,i,tinn \, ui.in +. iiHrrity preslIel' any
a.. 'n.,l,ere .vcrc Governor Fatt!S,n' ~ 1,|is
S.crofar,.g liaiain and McAAo'' 'oh'''"' W "
and D.u 81 Dickinson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
CITY UNIVERSITY ALUMNI DINNER.

The annual dinner OF the Alumni Association OF ne
University Of the CITY OF NewYork Will be held AT go
O'Clock tonight at the Hotel Brunswck. Covers Will be
laid hundred. All maricuants who in resu.
standing and whose classes have graduated VIII b
welcomed. f. Russell will be POSTMASTER
speeches will be made by Chancellor Naccracxen fo3
the university Judge willard Bartlett for the law school,
Professor J. J. Stevenson the scientific department,
Dr. Edward Quntard for the medical department Fred
eric Baker for the Alumni Association. James stokes,
Charles Butler and benjamin Eayiss. Others VIII d
called upon make Ave minute speeches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09

for Harrison. but q large majority OF those who
voted for Cleveland were pledged to vote oniy
for q Protactiorist and therefore would vote for
Mr.. ousr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09

turn and haven't got sense enough to ask what
they mean and there's leader to tell them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
NEW VERSION OF "RUY BIAS"

mttee feasts daily upon the fruit that is left in
his committee room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
Licbiy Compnny's Extract Of Beef

Dccrfeot Farm Sausarrs, made from dary-fed
pork fresh every day. for sale b~ all stcass grocerA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
SIONS.
rroo, The Brooklyn Stsndard-Cni mon

The policy Of the Administrator, The hS als o.
Id iS,aDr Senator Hosrs ScriptuTal anu t.n'
n3rlan illusions and his natural md ec6 NOR
~ inc Ostrich and the rhnoceTos' o'N0"0 $500
ner.inent and delicious daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
wIIIIs SHOULD BE STOPFtp.

.o'' ~ ,nora,,,.s duty Of the Administration
now is 10 st@p Nh Ws or 3yy' Sah e nev r' 10
meicihe ~, 49, M I'm this revolution at an.
H hnrs got into it. SSe Tnrfr was
wrong con ., ,ry II A, the most. 1t could ony be
Shdoa d f@a '9 s RhGS 1s and
Iii ont Of II as promptly and completely "S p0S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
Office $50 Cthave. corner 23t-st.. N Y.
SENsiCo CEMETERY, Harlem Railroad 4s minutes
rom Grand Central Depot; private station az en-
trance Office IL East 42l-st Telephone call. $50 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09

~ VIOLENT ASSUMPTION OF POWER.
From The Commercial Advertiser ...o......
president Clevclands attitude IN 9ne.ns ,s6ne
20 pretended monarch, repucia,ed ~ M m'' says We
, uu, light is an irso!ent assumption OF "er
The Congress which he has in sun 70 II the set
ri o,nn, 81 The Hawaiian mbroglio ana the care u
Tho conseduences mus. be lel'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

Washington Sept. ~ (SpeciaD.-The following
naval orders have been issued Passed Assistant
Engineer W II. Norman and Assistant Engineer
w H. Chambers have been ordered TO examination
for promotion Lieutenant V l.. Cottman is
ordered to equipnen; dury at the New-York Navy
Yard
The following transfers IN the 9TH Cavalry are
ordered: First Lieutenant Jesse Met Garter. from
Troop ] TO Troop c; First Lieutenant; j. y. Mason
Blunt from Troop u Troop l. Leave of absence
for two months on account Of sickness Is granted
Major William A Elderkin Commissary or Sub
.,.tence Leave of absence for two months to take
effect on being relieved from duty with the Army
rife competition at Fort sheridan. ~. is granted
gecond lieutenant Ferdinand W. Kobbe 23d In
Ssntrv CAPTAIN Henry > Ritzlns. 9th Infantry.
viii report to the commanding officer. Fort Buford.
rranted First Lieutenant solomon f. Sparrow. 2lst
fnfsntry is extended TO November 10. Leave Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
rof.
JAMES LANCAN,
IG COURT ST., Brooklyn y. i.
REAL ESTATE.
r,-cr>--cs At THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS At THE EXCHANGES
There was A number OF small parcels oil rea' 49,
,,,o advertised to be sold at auction yestcrua! az
the Trinity Sacsroom. No. III Brohd""!' "'
from This little business done Brokers rep'''
,. ,,,u nrivate sales and rumor has IT that
a number of larger deals which are hang''s "'e
will not be c.osed before the first or next week.
A. prIvate sale John J. Clancy, broker nag 80 80
- - orya y Bourre & Company To H. l.; EMslbn
Xo i9l Nest sixty hrst-st.. four-story n"e''"s'
lot 9Dx55xlp. for $1,000 ,-o,tz No
Albert stake & CO. have solo TO A. ,onement
to3 West Flfticth-st, a nve-story stone te"ei'e'
house. lot 25xlc). for S9go , p, nr,nertv
" !, Booth has sold a large piece OF PIop''iy
for rohn Petit but he would not give IN, loct'
The following property was 500 ~ Auo''' a. '''N
Trinity sa,csroonl. No III Broadway: -oo,,o
Peter + Never 60. offered a pot ~ ~
81 ON ST Nicholas -ave. nea" One-huidt ~
,hirrtscn,h-st IL was purchased by Joseph L Levy
FOR 5000 IT,, NJ aol ~ 30 East
Njnoty-Gfth-s, a onc-story frame tact1'y ps05 ~
xloos II was purchased ny the plainin ior >%,'so
tn same auct'onccrs Offered Nos. 81 an n MAI
battan-si two nve-story stone hats lots 49, OK
each y 81 s1id for 5000 and No. - ior s-''V'V'
both being purchased 10y the piaintlh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
Mr. IA GETBECK ARRIVES HERE FROM ErROPE

Trained Animal SHOW which is the Madison
Square Garden. arrived in this city yesterday the
Fuerst Bismarck. Mr.. Hagenbcck came here to
how the show is doing, and VIII return home the
same vessel next week lie sad last night that his
show would remain at the Madison Square Garden
for another month. and would then start tour Of
the country. He has dates booked AT the princpa,
cities. for the next two years lie intends to give
everybody chance TO see his great show. While
at the Garden the show. on certain days. will be
thrown open free TO the children of different
phan asylums. Mr.. Hagenbcck intendr " take
tracts for furnishing geological gardens In cities
wanting them He will furnish the buildings ami
mails and al. accessories and will thoroughly train
the employees In the Of animals He Will. IN
fact. turn over the gardens thoroughly stocked and
In good running order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
NOT INTERESTED IN MADAGASCAR.

Washington, s:p,. 5 (SpeciaD-In London dis
match published in a recent issue Of the "Courrier
des Eta. I'rs" 81 New-York. the impression was
given Indirectly that sort of an nn1ers'' l's
had been reached between the United states ara
Great Britain looking 20 Joint resistance OF ire
French programme of establishing Nrtua' ""
tectorate over Madagascar. Such an UNDERSTANDING
vas NJ leae. nonfellv hintcd At. and official
statement OF the attitude Of the United Sta'ts
toward the native Government Of Madagdscar wa, was
urged as highly desirable. Inquiry AT the State
Department elicis the information that TINS country
has taken active interest whatever In AFFAIR." m
Madagascar and contemplatcs no Joint poHcN OF
any sort either 10 maintain displace the cXiai'ns
native Government. Madagascar It IS SaL, y ,luI,e
on side the scope II anv possible Diplomatic Veht
ures which may De undertaken by ihc Cleveland
Administration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ORGANIZE.

Washington. Sept. 2s-Abou. hfty ex-soidiers
and ex-sailors OF the Union. who have been dis
missed from the Government service. have formed
an organization whose purposes are outlinei In
the following resolution:
Resolved. That We, the members Of the Soldiers
and Sailors Protective Association do pledge our,
selves 10 stand shoulder TO shoulder, as We diu
In the dark days OF the Rebellion, and 10 use an
the means within our power to denoinc" the pres
ent Administration foT its utter disregard OF the
legal rights of the soldiers end sailors OF the late
war and for discriminating against those VINO
held positions under the Government nv system
Of wholesale disnissals and reductions. and that
We pledgc ourselves to oppose all subsequent Ad-
minis; rations may disregard the rights Of ex
Union soldiers and sailors and their WIDOWS ana
orphans under the laws of 1871 and 1872
Major H. f. Burton the president, says the
organization will represent than ZOO eX-Gov-
The present Administration came into power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29

All 4b S r Ta'% ." 'iSa' 1s''"i
pr SSfp saah ~ to susan shcrwood ono
Brosc Andrew and wife to Elise king ssih ooo
It Ss5e It w Of rark.ayc ycSr; m"IlgSs@s """
'' ,6~ city '' df %cv.Yok ohayo and 400,
C@seH Sssn TO- n ttis mt ana io7s5
c1S S Eaward T. To ncnry connolly.
Easi iro1iway. p # u Montgomery st. and .co
r %'her ' Mdsdai,na y" John dates
o' @M no"ncsy csia@ 36n zck to
IaeoI rs ana @n@'nrr uuS $3.50
;' ic,iS'si y y: It Of AmsieTdan-ayc Do ,c.oo
ca%aSr EiVaid + J. to Ts da naa iss,, and
.ianl Vrioro and another 10 iIs,tIc sccl~y anon
rasscy Emile 4. to conrad Muiicr. 40 o2N East .o,
H 4 q f r, s at a No. VIII To- d Ma& a.: ST.
Kannng MARY l., and another to Harriet "
Winslow csecurrA, i5,hs' ic5 # 9 Of 7ta- ,oo,,
Kaufa1an leopold and VIE to iona. wen aai
,ano,hcr 10 > OF" isi-aye de and ,;..; 800
Villa Place $50 It Of colegc-aye. year 800
Icvs' ianry 10 Twcnty-,hlri Ward Lana .m.
provement Company lot 10. map vyse estate -ou
I%r Ti'rsl ana wifc 70 he Eaai'oelc liz X.
~ 9 So nfa n nr W Ss'e $500
Eidriigc SIS ns,almcn,~ ycafr. . mortgages $500
McK",n. Matthew 4. and another Edward
Burke. H. Em-s'. l3ih n n II Broom"-st.
van. "'''
McAuley. Rachel. To the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. IA i5th-st. 2jiN q - 1th-ave.
same 10 raaiIna 6 ii l. i5rh-s, 2;i.7 II eai
Iih-Gve
NanghtOn, Michael. - the Enigrant Industrial
a'ings Bank. 22ist. lt3 II = ~ Ist-nvc,
%
Oegtreich George and ~wife Gustav LANCE
lJ3ih st. 90 n - Of Wliis-ave. | year. 800
Oak"s. Thomas and another 10 T. w Gilbert
s. I79ih-st. 900 II ~ Vanderbilt ave. 5
Phillips Hartwig l. 10 u King. Of al
r"r OF G,th-si and Boulevard. year. demand
Same Moses T Pyne and another. trustees
same property year. ................... 100 0oo
Pope. william b. ana another To George Mc.eish.
corner Of Pafk-avr and Slst-st year.. $500
Rabadan, Charles ". and wife 10 Kate Roush
exeou'rlK 50 Georges Crescent o. 1850 II
" 81 Grenada Place. years. ............. 300
schaener, Emma l.. 10 Title Guarantee ard
Trust Company. SIS ls2d-st. i75 n Of Iith-
wv VOo
Stroock. Moses J. Greenwich savings Bank
s0th-st. 1866 n Of 3d-ave 8 years. IL COO
Steele. Sarah J, 10 Fanny J. Korn. ii3th-st,
30 II W Of 3d-ave, | year.................. 10000
Turner. Howard H. and wife In .sson.rs Of