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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12
VINO WAS TO BLAMRg
A Jury Called to Say whether II Was
the Bicycle Rider or Teamsier.

United Siates Commissioner Som.
mer presided over court With a jury
today. The case was tue prosecution
OF James Gosslott, and xix good mon
and true" were chosen to bring in a
verdict. Mt. Gosslett is charged with
having purposely iun his team Into a
blcyle, inlufing tho lady rider and
crushing the wheel out Of shape anu
value. There were lot Of witnesses,
who told how the affair took place,
when Mr. GOssletps team and several
bicycllsts attempted 10 pass on mar.
row part OF Twelfth South street. OF
course the bicyc lists blamed the team
steT, anu this teamster blamed the
bicyclisls. II appeared that, m Mr..
Gosslett was driving oil narrow
br dgc, anu before he reached wide
part Of the road, several bicyclists
attempted to pass. One got
along In safety, but tue second,
Mn. IL. Slade, coiliied with
one OF tho hsTses, narrowly escaping
beisg run over herself, ana leaving
the bicycle under tue wheels Of
heavy furniture van. The machine,
which va, value, at 800, wasso twisted
that II was figured out thn cost OF 70.
paits would be S5i, This amount for
liking a machine whose cost u manu-
faulurs is less than slJ, itwas remarked
showed that the patents were on re-.
pairs To we'll Rs machines, Mt, GJss'
lett said he did his best 20 avoid tue
riders, and they asserted that he did
not. Thus the question went 70 the
Jury this sfler noon for decision.
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Suoasy SCHOOL spd Primary.

toa lbsre boos. and oards pos,ss. IN ID
s>srRvd In sddiuoa 70 he prizes given, u ss-a u
nail. unles The price givea Is for '1,os,pNidrl
Pfsst ssooh for or Littis Friends, ID
the Of Sunday schools. iOc-
second BOOK for Our Little Rrisaa.
Sunday school resier, Do.
r,termcdiate \. y. Reader, 9oo.
Qae.tions aud Answers on the I'm
and uislion sf thc Prophst Josopi
susith, f0a
Bibie Questions and Answers, for q.
use NJ primary Associations, 10
Chiidren's Primary Hymn Dooh, to
copies, postpaid. 1so.
Primary speaker, No. 4, postpaid. ia
Z" Y. "a
The Model Ron Hook, postpaid. rN
uaN. Registers, por dos, zoe.
Primary Tune Boob, i,a
Book OF Mormon Caioehism, postpaid, Sss
o. =. Union hymn BOOK, each NJ, ~,
paid, 2So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12
WORK OF EQUALIZATION.
The Board Hasa Third Innings Today
- List Of Complaints.

Tho board Of equal z,'ion met this
morning with the same mcmbcrs
present 10 In former sossious. Rebates
VI this amounts slated VITA the namo
were made 10 the following personH
s. a. Il. Davis, INDECENT $3.50;
.. chatd 3. Provis, INDECENT, $780, NJ.
l.. Csdy estate, widow, fl0; ln9t.
Goodman, INDECENT, $40; LarJn Pratt,
deaf mute, $40; Elizabeth Dccsob
widow. $40, Mary ID. Thomas, widow,
$40; r. wustwood, widow, So; Julia
Eastman, widow, $751; KJso A. Jun,
widow, 81; Jane g. Miilsrd, wiuoN,
50; Pat Lynch estate, wi1Ow, ibi T.
n. Osou, widow, SO; EiIcr i. Dsa .
wIuuw. 50; RhIdR Mullutt, widow, $40,
JerB Peer D,iUo, $3.50; J. T. ~
Hiks, widow, %, lsauul McdiIli slOi
May Smith 1t al indigont, $40.
The petitions Of tue following were
referred % the assessor!
Susan n. 5purfy, Richard y. Millot,
SARAH n. Cannon, Oliver q. Bees.
Tins following petitioners had thoir
ssiesbmonts Teuuo,d:
Hubcr ). Cuulor, $500; John III.
BOwdoa, $3.50; III. l.. Brwucn, sloO,
Henry l.. B3Wdou, SO; Eug zoe
Lewis, 500; Caroline l.. Lewis, 5000
Moline state Savings Bank, 500.
Tho petitions vi a number Oi peisoni
were denied.
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Took a Hotlle.

John F0fsluuu was afrgstsd today
on charge OF occurring, b. false pie.
teuses, a bottle nom Henry Burning.
Tue contents Of the bottle were what
made It valuable, 10 these consisted Of
1880 worth Of gold duat and sl2,5O
worth u Montana dismondr. NJ.
Forsluud waB released on ESQ biil,
pending the result Of preliminary
nearing, which WAS begun this alter
uoOu before United States Commit.
= ouUr Slmmer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12

The following dglsgglaa 90 tho terri.
torial convention were elvutos: Alex.
AlcM.ster. R,ltr. Aloffis. Alrs. Jnr,.
Armstrong, Mrg, rOms,On, a. Hulbrr!,
Hermann BamhorgeT Me. Huch,i Alr.
Elizabeth LUaEeE j. II. riIirtl, Jasyph
} innings, J, w. Whitehead Jr. Al
tefnates-Mrs. W. G. Jennings, Dsvid
Cameron, Thomas Lloyd, Mrs. 4. w..
Mauseu, Mrs. McEay, Rousyt Gushing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12

Brother and Sister Pringlo God speed
on their mission Of love. They VIII
stop ut Coslville for few days where
they huvc relative. $50,
Alex Wilson vert over the hills
nsning on Monday. lie got separate
from his partner and lost himself hui
found a sheep camp wHero ho ttsyed
over night. lie got hons next morn
ing all right. HoaAys be saw . bcsi
on bis way homo, but DO didn't VEN
him, MuRMON Boy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12
IWsn,Y.Ihird wnrd.

Tho Twenty-third ward society Ia,
named the following officers anu delo'
gAtci:
Prsaldonl, +. s, FernsIrom; vice
president, Goltge II. JOues; secretary,
Johsunes Halvoben; treasurer Mic
Jane MuDuI.
Executive CommilttC-ll. u. Fol
som, chairman; Bryant Young, James
Stacey, Me. Mary Young, Mis-. Emily
Hhlv0isou.
Delegates to Convention--M Miro. Jnu,
McDun, Mrs. Il. S, Fofuslr1m, n s,
Fetnstrom, George II. Jones, Jonanue'
HglyoIsun,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12
Still NAMING DELEGATES.
Meetings Held BY Several More Wards
mud Societies Last Night

Several moro Democratic ward and
society meetings were held laot ulght
for tue purpose OF naming delegates TO
attend tho Territorial convention o
that party to bv held In the Bait Lake
rheater tomorrow morning beginning
at 10 O'CLOCK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12
Impure Drinking Water.

Health Commis,ioner Daily has
three bottles Of water In his office
which were taken from the drinking
tays of the RIO Grnude Western dtrot.
a number % complaints have hten
made thEt the water n very Impure.
Au analysis viii probably he made
some time In the near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12
POLICE COURT REPORT.
Clerk James's Compiled stat M at Of
Department Business for June.

The following Is report OF the
police court for tue month Of June,
1898!
Total amount OF zines assessed during
month, t2,62O,6O.
Total amount paid In cab, Sll5.
Volnl amount paid In Labor, Sl,s32,5u.
The schedule VI cases Is vs. lOlluws:
Two, abusive language; ., ussau (;
5, Hssault anu battery; !, Assault witt
hdtRdiy weapon; /, allowing females
In saloon after !. m, /, attempt to
commit rape; /, attempt 10 obtain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12

The Democratic rociety Of Sugar
House ward elected tue following del
e!stoG Joseph Jensen, W. q. A.
Smoot Jr,, ChTial0phor Alstun. Al.
lGtuates-JacOb Gam, Samuel GaTn,
Henry MOCaTdgll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12

in tho Twelfth ward delegates were
chosen 10 fOllows;
Mrs. EutIthe X. LaBarlhe, Mis-
Nellie Little, James ii. Moylr, Mo.
Grace a. Dsy, Charles 3. Wilkes, 4.
V. Williams, Louis Hook, Mrs. J.. j..
Bambergsr, Guslsvo KToegbT. Alter
nates-Mrt. Alice H., Moyle, MIss
Mary Roundy, /. L.. Welsh, Oison
Arnold, Jas. 81. Wardrop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12
Board of Public Works.

Tho board oi public works mel this
tflornoon at 3 O'Clock. Tho subject
uudcr discussion was the sewer qucs.
tlou, particularly the defects Ia the
northwestern yaH u the Guy.
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eat0st P1bllcstlops.

NO Tie Of ss.sspn smith, ciogA, sazs1
!iA.ars s,iL 40. Morocco ait poc
rross 6ir1iand " snit LsNo, BY yss-sA
IAtGn, "a pages, cioth, tl.lus.l ti.soi Iusaa
sfi, t7.oOi Loath'r sItra gili, t9s0.
Psrty Years Amuns the IEdiaur, "
D-sicl y. !oats, ~ Ta,rr,, Cloth tana
trathsf t1.s1, LoAt.sr siit, t9oa
Pestisni writings or o. y. wkitnsy,
olo'h hso; Lesh's slit. 'l.ooi AoIOOos
sttra silt, t9sO
Life 81 Seber O. Rinbaii, Cloth, ti.Rs
Half L-'hcr ,5oo' Fan. t'1oi Moroos..
extra silL ts.ol
Lssser-day naintg pshiinody. Pspsr
Covered boards. Cloth hack $50 each. tiScs
rsr dof,i clJth Bouni, 400 each tiToo Pc
dot,J Cloth aud Leather Dound, ti.1o s.cA
usOo per dot. II son, By mail, II e-nu Pcs
copy additional.
ssory Of abe Booh Of Mormon, BY Y1des
osasso ReJnolis cloth, ,2.s0. Cloth siiL tScos
HAif leather RilL 1850 Pull iesther silt sAos
sas<ay school Hymn Iiooh, contains a.
Tia Hymns uscd In Tho ssh3oia. asa pasta, Goa
bound, postpaid, Ne
xss9e and small size Iiibisa In Lolzsss
taOo, t2.60, t9.Oo t9.bO and t4.OO.
Family and Puipt Dlbles In dirervut styisS
illustrated. frpni ~ M q, Us N each
Sca- Satin - = Trophies, a iess~-s o.
nsOrcd By Elier Andrcv Janson bcfnrs ne
sssient' society In The Social Hall, Sal, L.ha.
Jan. 10, 1871, Sc.
1he Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latteg-
day saints, Gp Priesthood. Organization
Doeuincr, Ordinances and History. ~ Jobs
Jsques, 100.
The Second Coming OF the Messiah.
byh n. iIobsrss, q.
Analysis OF ,hs Hook OF Hlormoa, Z,
u. II. Roberts, 20,
Ths only Way Co DO saycd, hy Lars.aa
snow, 80
Glad Tidirgs of Great JoJ. ~ aso-se
ro.sdAle, lc.
Baptism for the Remission OF s,,8 We
L. baptism Essential so EAiyAtioaI NJ
Articles Of Rai,h, smaii, So
Large, Ia
yostAxs must DO paid on tho Abova
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12
Effective July 7th, 1895.

Effective July 9TH, 1895.
giaWf Arrire aud Depart ~ san Lake
Guy Daily, a. FsUoi9s3
ARRIVE
Prom III Eastern p1iuts. .............. = 70 am
iron lutte. Portland. San Fran.
cisco and UFdea... ...........,.."p % N
IRON all Eastern poinIs, fAfE CHY
OEion,..........s.......... ~ ? ~
from san ftaucse3. Cacnc VALLEY,
ogden aud intermediate points Is p 10
'From Milford, Juab. tr3ro. sanptte,
and tkaa......................,.-. - 2 10
ifton Terminus and Tooele.........-.. ~ y m
pgrARr
Tor ogden. Cache Valley rark city
and al Eastufn points ............, s0l = m
Tor Ogden AMI intermediate points tOl am
Tor ogden, intermediate points,
Buits, Portland end Ioisc CITY Z 30 y ne
for All Eastcfn p0lnu Ogden. Aud
tan francisco ........ ....... 70 p VI
'loT furckA itnyo. tAnpeto Nalley
Nephi JuAb aud Frisco. ..... -, k1 N
For tooele and Termiuus........... Z IN
'rrAia, south OF Juib rua daily except
sundAy.
Daily EXCEPT Sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12
DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
Tho only line running Two
Through Past Train, daily |
LIkDVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DRIVER
EFFECTIVE NOV. Is, 1891.

Train No. leaves Ogden 700 am,
Salt Lake sos am, arrive al Pueblo
6IS am, Colorado Springs ISL a.ri-
Denver 1870 a,m.
Train No. a leaves Ogden 6iSs pm,
Salt Lake 3:io pm, arrive at Pueblo
S.77 pm, Colorado Springs 6;53 PM,
Denver o:25 pm.
connexions nado a. Pueblo, Coloraso
epringa and Denver with all limos easi
Igleyun. day coaches, chair cats and Pull.
man aleopors on all tralrs. Take The
u. & u. q. aud have a comfortable Zip
aud enjoy toe hnesG scenery vn Ihs Goa
tinOnt
AZ uUGUE9. 8. X. HOOPER,
Traffic Msnkger, e.. y. & +. A.
Denver, Colo. Denypr, Colo
ID. y. NEVINS.
General Agent,
Gait Laks city, N
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music.

rho rmprovenaens Association Ass.e
Hook, contains a collection OF ttainAi
and selected song, and hymns SGT N masie y
froien~ur Z. BeasieY. ss,snty-oighi page d
choice music, postpaid, tOo
ID. n. Union Waste Book, postpaid, 90
Primary Tune Boea, ne. ui,hou, pos.AsA
toe.
Nns Paainaody, pspsr ad.-, ti5O; cisth. nsS
alf LsAthos. tLIn pussase IRA sanA
W SIopn 20 sausIisdIo sun mop sSq1v~u
70 uopOOuoo .ssusISsdxa 10 s,ussasuss
oss 'sJi sIu 20 7usppuI huI
7soIsiui fuvm puv 'sousIIodIs fivuofu1tu tnJ
-lspuoA sIp 10 uondIIosopv 'gnIpooA pInJtiA
tnsPsSid "a 'Isuznor ru moSa ssAssT
poc "Sis 'sIn kIvuois
Elm 20 sa,oposur puv sSHOiop sunssIsiu,
~ ieguuu SuIuluiuo9 a~Iz~o.s 20 BuySps
os1 'uouuSo o NsIosp a spusrI
piApuss on uodn GIvuoIrHm ssus,IsdIs
Saoslsd 30 sAnsiisu 'seissIx ,s1LA IN
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I ETlS' 98 y LY
4 Esv!sfs4 AZ Piiszl.
tpATENTTuN

The tfionrs aud puF.
~ made UnliEc OthCt
I've. II beng u nne pow
derAud packed iuAraH
with removable M. the
contents are Alwhy
TcHdy Tor uhe II wi
make the bet rcrfn,nul
Hard Sr'p IN ~ minutci
trph 10 ting, tiistHt
h'sf tor cleansing wast,
pipes, CONFERENCE.-The
closcta; clehuing pAints
bottles blrfols vashint
trees, and killinR inseeis
iOf engineers aud mach
inlsts'utos for piintsff
a. remove oil. phints,eic
TsliSa. gAi. Yrs. g.
Gcn'i AGENTS Phiis.. IA
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Rio
S Ss4TRS GRANDE
s1sses WESTERN
STANDARD GAUGE
tIAHpGHp eAueG
f f%is 4a..r. In Effect March 81, 1895,

fns san.r. ID Effect March 81, 1895,
Leave sole Lake cay
No, .--Tor bingham, Provo. Grand
junction and all points ka4t s.n:a.
No thor Provo, Drand Juncuon
aud ali pola.,, Ea,s.......... 'iOp IN.
pOiul.',..,,..,,.......;;......,.. $50 p. ia
No O. or AlL Pleasant, Moab, sa.
Ina and all intermediate
No. f--for Eursss. PaJson. Provo.
and all intermediate points t'o0p. IN
40. l-for ogden and tho West ..... ~ Il4 ~.
NO l-f0r ogden AMI tho Woa..,. Leo pm
Arrive salt Lnhr ely,
No i-Trom Provo, GRAD junction
and tho EElt...ss.,......... 20 y. m
No 3-from Provo. Grand junction
aud ihs East ..,.........y...., HAS p u.
3-iTom Provo. bingham, Asnu
sAilns, Eureka ana all inter-
=, meiiAie polnts"..'........... 90, p. IN
No. Iron ogden ana interned'
lalc puintf....... s,s...- .stss.s.. vac n m
No, 5-ffUm tufekA and Pnyfon.. tb1A m.
No 2-fTOm ogden and tho West. 7ba M
No. i-ftom ogden and the West, 100 y. M
Only line running through Pullman PAlAss
sleeping ears Salt Lake Guy TO san francisco,
talt Lake CITY 10 Denver via Grand junction
and SAT- Lake CITY 70 Kansas CITY and Chica'
Through transit " family Shoppers withou,
change, 10 Kansas CITY, Chicago and Boston,
frto reclining chair cars salt Lake 20
Denver.
Ticket ONCE, 10 v. End South
l. T. DODGE, Gen. Manager.
!, II. nABCOCk, TtAiio Manager
D. A. WADLklGH, Gen. iassgr. AT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-20
AAGOFAN'S DIVORCE TACTICS.
THE OKLAHOMA STORY Is TURNING EVEN HIS
FRIENDS AGAINST HIM

THE OKLAHOMA STORY IL TUNING EVEN HIS
FRIENDS AGAINST HIM
Trenton. y. j. Aug. 10 (SpecaD.-The announce
ment of the determination OF ex-Mayor Frank A.
Mcgowan TO procure a divorce at the Oklahoma
divorce mill without Mrs Magowans knowledge.
II possible created a sensation here to-day. The
conduct OF the ex-Mayor toward his estnlab,e wife
has been generally condemned by the public and his
most interested friends and financial hackers. and
.hs latest action will. II is feared. seriously inter
fere with his scheme to pull himself through his
financial difficulties. II upon the solemn prom
Use OF the ex-Mayor made. 1t is sad, to Senator
W II Skirm his principal financial hacker, that
he would disentangle himself from the Barnes
woman that the Senator and other friends agreed
20 assist Mcgowan to regain control OF the two big
rubber mills now in the hands OF receivers. Since
his affirmation OF the story that he spent the week
in FL Reno and his admission that his only pur-
pose In leaving his precarous business enterprises
was establish residence in Oklahoma 10 free
himself from Mrs. Mcgowan, several Of those VINO
have signed his petition TO place the Dig rubpef
mills back under his control again considering
the question Of his mental fitness 10 handle the
work.
Mrs Mcgowan returned from Spring Lake carly
this morning But she would discuss her do
nestle trouble further than to say that me hr"t
she knew OF the attempt to secure divorce She
learned from the newspapers to-day. 1t was
learned. however that the politician sets up IN
compatibility" az the ground for separation from
Mrs Mcgowan.
story is current that Mrs. Barnes is now at
the Plaza Hotel. New-lor and that Mr. Mazo"Sn
5000 bonds here a charge OF attempting to
shoot Mr.. Mcgowan Mrs. A. J. Barnes. over wnom
te f Operator Mr. Barnes says he met her
while travelling and fell in love with her at sight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-20
GASOLINE UyDER HOLINESS CASTLE
CHICAGO POLICE CONVINCED THE FIRE WAS IN
cENDIARy-MR. SHOEMAKER. HOWEVER.
RIDICr-LES THE IDEA

CHICAGO POLICE CONVINCED THE FIRE WAS IN
cENDIARY-MR. SHOEMAKER. HOWEVER.
RIDICULEs THE IDEA
Chicago. Aug. ia.-Act!ng information fur
n.shed 10 the Fire Department today by residents
in tho ne.ghborhood of Holiness building. In Ensle
wood Marshal Kenyon found can half-hlled with
gasoene underneath the secret stairway on the
second floor. and he Is convinced that the fire last
night of inccndary origin Two men we're
seen 10 enter the building between and p. m.
Half hour later they came out and walked rap
Idly away. IL is believed that the men placed the
oil there and attached slow fuse. Police In
spector Fitzpatrick said to-day that he knew OF
no order for the release OF the Quinlans or Owens
and denies that they have left the city.
Philadelphia. Aug l9.-W. A. Shoemaker. counsel
for Fl. H. Holmes. laughs al the idea that the fire
in the Castle at Chicago was OF ncendiary
origin. why" he sad this morning such
theory is ridiculous. Holmes has no reason for
having the Chicago building destroyed There was
nothing n the place that could convict Holmes OF
any crime Why. that has been shown long ago
by the Chicago police They hunted the place from
cellar TO roof. and what did they find? lot OF
fowls bones and other refuse that was thrown
away from the restaurant that was IN the building
during the Fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-20
REAL ESTATE.

There was no business transacted at the Aucto"
Rooms Yesterday. and only few Of the leadne
operators we're present at the rooms
A Tribune reporter was Informed YESTERDAY '""
Lord & Taylor have recently declined ar oner "
$500 from wealthy nrm in Boston Tor IN,
property at the northwest corner OF Broadway an
Grand-st. including plot ADJOINING. VINO"
for many years occupied by the firm as re'an
drvroods store. The property now under lease
and paving a large rental, and. while the proposs,
ton was NOT accepted. the properly is for sa'e
hut AZ figures hevond those contained In the oner,
W n Rusher mas sold for Mrs. Katie DICK 70
Miss Jones No Us West One-hundred- znd-'hrH
fourth-st a three-story house. ltsx5oSlh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-20
RECORDED MORTG AGES.

Bohret Michael. and wife to Rachel 4 Citing.
Robbins-aye. So II Of Pon'ia'-s'. 6,
Beacact charles j. and wife to the Equitable
Like Assurance Society Of United Stats No 25' m
cdnNIin. William f. and vie to charie. griffin
ct all trustees. 35th-si. 2os+ IT OF I'm 100 q
Fish Mary l.. to r II Iesgeti. executor. : .oo
SANE a1-' to- % + II Dorset. 72s-s $40 # Or
Wes End-ave. year 49,, -, i-'
NJ LOIS Ea-, lssth-st. years; -. 20
Garner William F. and wife Henry Gates.
Baleom-aye. - n u Vreeiandave. de
H nTnr Rachel 70 charles Ha;pern n " Isl
'' svc between ,e1' list and 20 .s year 40
Lennon Anna j. and another Julia Muhfelder.
LIONS A @as and Fl r. E5mana HsnarSi
.:s'hs,. ~" It " 81 sth-a.e year ,oo 80
Mckinle, Eiizabeth' TO G l. Lawrence. n
SANE 70 Citizens Savings Bank Cily Ne" York. 80
Nj ong i'' ST. rn g 81 sna Wfe 70 Lamont "
Loughin, 1sh-st le 4 If Avenue A. {
o'c s"r Dennis. and vile TO Louisa Wilder.
corner Prospect-ave and spfing-st wears -
Fc oh r%s,e ana WE ,f@y No s 7s Years.
fTfnd .s rsrSH q Sna Ser S 80
same y John steward ., a. trustees s'th- $50
Roesr George. and Viz 10 August s-ndelbeck.
: Trinity-sve 100 Ct ; Of iS8d-st. years. "a
anoiher 27rh's, $50 It q 3dsye years ITO
Rosenlori william. 81 a, - Samuel kosendor'' "a
Rulani William. to Elizabeth Burt i'oth-s' 40
81 n IF "eoser-aye ysSs, a y"
stiefei Maheu' and wife to susan o HOFFMAN.
n c corner cro'ona Park. North ana Rroad-
smith hdaIyn ~ 10 John Helms or
chard-si ioi 30. - Clarenont years ="
Van sagn. susannan ana a ~, 10 ' fdno,
ave- ,,rr,e 10 Hcnr, as.ford trus
lee. > washington ave. 27s6 II Of lsad-s,.
: years. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Pearl-st 80 2I3: Louise Pickhardt Hays and
Mary n Hays 10 John Peiut. -.
same property. Matilda Hays eNfcu,ri~ oil JON" .
sG,h-sr' n s. 10 X . Of ,l,b-ave. aoxess Rose \
o'Reiily. Mamie and Alice Donnehs u
Ellen Donnelly Observation-Disclosures. ........
37th-st. : 5. 300 It = OF il,h-sve 2sS9ss same
5th-ave No 80. Richard collins and Mnturn P
Collins 20 Helen 4 Dissell .ex property ahs
s7th-st. No 1871 West: Elizabeth Erskine 10 +,
William Mollrr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
72d-s 8 ga Il > Of West End-ave. 2Txi0..'
1sth-st. No 5lt West. Robert Wallace and VIE q
10 Harriet RI Holder ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =
Park-ave. corner G5th-si lo0.5x1Oo y in,
,erest Lewis Bach to Edwin l. Kalish and
Madis,n-sve. Nos !. 775 and I'M; TiIiie Z Smith
to William W Taylor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
143d-st. s. 30G.6 Il Of Alexander-ave 25xiOo'
Mary Lyon TO Edward Lyon ............:.-..
Trinity ave, :. 100 II OF lG3d-st. ooNl2',
August serdelbeck 10 George Reese and wife
Washington ave, s. 1856 II OF i>3i-st. Ok
100 Henry \ Bassford. trustee, 10 Carrie Elm
f75th-st 3i.i II = OF webster-ave. 25x9eGx
2ox"3. Lawrence Godkin. refeTet, to william
, isa,.nn 10, - nan Morrissnta ed
Ward. Franklin O Palmer and wife to John ,
Never .....s..................... ..........-.. ]
Avenue g. = s. - Il n of IOth-st 25xiOo.5. Frank
Gass and wife 10 Friedrich Egeers and VIE
erty East Westchester: Matilda Fraser 70 Mar
ed-si $ i23 Green Lane 25xlo0; Jener-
son Ley and 1. Napoleon Levy and VIE
20 John and Kate Haniey. ........-...-......
Hamilton Place and li.d-st W cor. runs
20 (, to li3d-st. \ 1sgxly9 10 to l42d-st xlO4
Pelham ~ George Bissel and wife To Richard
Collins and another ex prop. ,.-or,or
West Chester. Walter { Smith and wife 70
Add!Nn VI ~inlfh. ..'''''-.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


GROOM BY a young man. lately lande'i,
as groom with gentleman. unierzisnoi
care OF horses harness and vehicles. good
driver: good reference. city or country. H.
D.. IA kectOr-st
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want II. He said that n must be peculiar condi-
tions that would cause him TO vote for Mr. Cleve-
land for q third term. although he admired him
greatly. Speaking OF Presidential timber he said:
II think some Western man ought to be nom
mated by the Democrats. Colonel Morrison is
strong candidate. and would cheerfully vote for
him still New-York Is the pivotal State. and in
Mr.. whitney you have strong candidate. / want
him before return TO Texas. I think he
would make a good President"