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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-28
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NUPREME CUJEI
- In the matter Of the application Of the Board Q, EdS
New York relative acquiring It'll. by Tn. Mayor
aaa "" on the eastery side Of GREENwicH AVENUE
between West Tenth and West Eleventh streets IN me
:sa Board as '" .e Tor sch9oi purpose under and
OF the provisions Of chapter 1871 OF the Laws
Pursuant TO the provisions chapter 1911 Of the Laws
Of lsss amended by chapter IS Of the Laws OF 1870
the Supreme Court Of the State of New York. at a
Special Term OF said Court to be held at Chsmne,,
the 9th day u November. 1896 the opening OF the
Court that day thereafter counsel can BE-
EsiinLte In the above-entted matter.
The nature and extent Of the m2,ovem yn
and ccmmo1aty Of the City OF Nsw-York to certain am
beionsns the ea:sery side Of
Greenwich avenue. between West Tenth and west Elev-
enth in the Ninth Ward Of said city In fee sim
pie absolute the same TO be converted appropriate sna
used and for the purposes specified In saia az
ieced aid approved by the Board Of Education site
visions Of SAID chapter lei Of the Laws Of lsss. a.
amended by sail chapter IS Of the laws Of 1850 being the
following described lot, piece or parcel OF land nasy
that certain lot piece parcel Of land situate lying
and s soanaa ~ as Sna s Of o Hs cry
point In the easeriy line Of Greenwich Avenue dstan' 20
northery line of weS, Tenth street with llns
Of Greenwich avenue which point Is also the
School f 80 !. with the sasteTy line Of Greenwich
runn:ss thence eestery and at right angles I
nearly So WIN Greenwich aVenus anu 5 School
No a. us inches; thence northwes.rly % fee,
eastery line o. Greenwich avenue measured right an.
giles thereto thence westerly and At right anSes or y
sastery line Of Greenwich avenue thence SOUTH
ery along the sAsteTy Inc OF Urseh"''h avenue
FRANCIS NJ. SCOTT Counsel to the Corporation No :
Trxoc Row New York
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FOR LAKEWOOD.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE An
NASIINGTON

WASHINGTON 80 ,ooo
r9, PhnaielPhla week das s 40 sS &C., s s Ue;
Parior Cap. 500 dining Carr, 600 Dining Car)' 90
s45 NJ. 1915 night SUNDAYS t S0 OHM y0H Sag
GOO Dining Carr p. NJ. 1918 aaht soo ,ooo
For baltimore and Washington. week days sc0 lUUW'
1870 DINING carr A. NJ 2:so $50, 500 Dining Car.
800 Dnng Carr p NJ 25 night, sunday gs TO- sSS
II 30 Dining Carr A. NJ. 22O. 300 uDhhg Sa''' o."
G.ninr Carr p. NJ. 2:lo night 3. .,o.,,., ., 100,
Liberty St. i3 IN POI 4i5 ga Iio a2s bro e,
eT3 West l2,th St 25i Columbus Az. New York Court
St Fulton St. BROOKLYN: % Broadway. Willams;;
burg The New-York VIII caN FOR ana
ohock baggage from hotel nr residence n destination
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THE BARNES MEMORIAL WINDOW.
UNVEILED AT THE CLINTON AVENUE coNcREcA-
TroNAI. CHURCH. IN BROOKLYN.

TfoNAL CHURCH. IN BROOKLYN.
In the Clinton Avenue Congregational Church.
ssrookyn OF which the Rev. DR. Thomas b Nc
Ieod is the pastor. there was unveiled at the SER
vice Yesterday morning large memorial window
which has been erected to the memory OF the late
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred s. Barnes. botn OF whom were
we'll known In this city. The window was presented
70 the church by their son. General A. c. Barnes
The subject of the window IL the Alteration OF
the Mag" after the original design Of Bougue-
reau. and was executed by George W. Tones. OF
this city. 1t is seven feet In width and twenty feet
IN height and Is on the left SIDE OF the pulpit The
scene represented in the beautifully cclored glass
Is almost within the gates of the village of Bethle-
hem. The Madonna. holding the Child In her lap,
y seated under canopy which shields them from
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We tropical sun From her shoulders falls IN grace
ful folds a loose garment OF soft blue and green
while beneath this is one of ruby made stili more
beautiful by contrast with the white drapery OF
The Babe. At one side, and somewhat back. stands
Joseph. In garments Of deep orange and blue In
front are the figures of the adorIng wise men offer
Eng their vessels of gold jewels and precious spices
They are dressed in robes of ruby. green, purple
and blue Of the richest tints
The walls of the town in the distance stand out
clearly against the more distant hills and form an
effective background for the brighter hues OF the
figures in the group. All the effects have been oh.
tained by the OF glass made for this work, and
without the use of paint save in the flesh tints and
hair. The folds In the garments Of the several fig
ures of the group actual folds in the glass
In the tracery above the group in the upper por-
ton of the window shown the Greek letters
forming the earliest Christian monogram Of the
eacred name. In the lower part of the window is
a base which bears this inscription: In loving
memory. Alfred S. Barnes. lSl7-lSsS Harriet Burr
Barnes lS20-l83l."
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Fastest train In the world po......
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Buffalo. Niasars Falls ChlsoE E,,,... For al, i'm.
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Trains Illuminated iy Pir,sch Light - ..,
Tickets and Wagner Olces az Grand Central s,aHon;
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Baggage checked from hotel or residence BY the Wes
JOHN ~ TOrCEY. GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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CTPRENIF. COURT

-
- In the matter OF tn. application Of the Board on
Education by the Counsel the Corporation ~ the CIV
OF New York relative acquiring title oy Inc Msyoi
Aldermen and Commonay Of the city oi Tf~ 10
certain lands on the southerly side OF FIFTH STREE
bel een Avenues AID D. In the Eleventh ward OF sac
ctv duly selected and approved by said Board as site
visions Of chapter 1871 Of the Laws OF isss az amended
bv chapter ~ OF the Laws OF 1890.
to The provisions Of charter III on we is,n
notice is hereby given that an appicauen VIII De maze
to the supreme Court q the STATE % New f9rX Z, I.
Special Term u said Court. 10 be held al ChamSers
thereof al the County Court house in the CITY OF New
York on the 9th day Of November 1928 at the opening
Of the Court that day or as soon thsresI,er Gun
nis.ioners of Estimate in the above-entitled matter.
rhe nature and Of the Improvement hereby IN
tended the acquisition or t,tie ny IN mayor AIaeI-
men and Comnnaty Of the city Of New York to certain
lands and premises the buildings thereon and the
appurtenances thereto belonging on the s9uthery side o.
- IN street between c and ID, In the Eleventh
ward f said city IN simple absolute the TO be
converted appropriated and used To and Tor the purposes
specified in said chapter l9l Of the Laws 81 ISIS as
nsrtv having been duly selected and approved by the
board Of Edncaton site for school purposes under
and in pursuance OF the provisions 81 SAID chapter li OF
lie L. VS. Of 1855 amended by said chapter - OF the
Laws Of 1880 being the following described lot piece Or
parcel Of land namely; - ~, -, ,,.,.
New York and bounded and described as follows: Begin
ming at point on southerly side o. FIN street DIS
tersc,on Of the southery side OF Fifth street with the
westerly side u Avenue y. running thence sputneTS
and para with Avenue 90 feet y inch. thence west
erv and parallel with the said sou,hery side on Firm
strset 81 ee TO the present Of Grammar School No
IL thence northery and along laid site ~ Grammar
School No 10 and parallel with Avenue u 10 iee z hc
along said u,herly side Of Fifth street. % feet 10 the
point rlrce ~ beginning. -
Dated New York. October - 1888. ..-..,,, No
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT Counsel to the Corporation NO
rrx-cp p &e
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Gorses mo Carriage
DARKvIrLE FARM TROTTING SALE.
Mr. JOHN H. SHUTS
will sell at auction
by
PETER C. KELLOGG & CO. Auctioneers.
100 TRorTING BRED HORSES

TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, october 20 and 30 1895.
commencing each day at 80 o'clock, the track az
Parkville Farm Parkve Long Island. ~ Y telephone.
43A. Flatbusn.
The catalogue contains Rosdsers Trotters OF speed,
with and without records partly developed stake colts
ana nIi.s with valuable engagements stations and brood
very high breeding and horses suited to nearly
all us,s In light and carriage harness.
The GET OF sue remarkable sires Stranger (son Of
Goldsmith Maid Dsron WILKES Director. stamboul.
Thistle Guv Wilkes Demarch simmons. Nutwood. VII
ton Pandsct Rumor Alcyone. Eagle Bird, Sable wilkes
Ante-o &c will he sold In large numbers including
brothers and sisters 10 noted winners
The horses may be IN the stables and paddocks or
when taking their regular work the track each week
DAY prior 10 the sale will be sold the track weather
permits otherwise the covered trnck. Come rain or
Ire
There are a dozen from NewYorS 10 Parkvils
Farm bur on. OF the quickest is via Hamilton ferry foot
~ htchni SewYork TO Brooklyn. thence by coney
isaad and Brooklyn rolley directly 10 the farm about
~ minutes Sew ork Take days outing ana see
the horses beforehand.
For catalogues address the Auctioneers at foI Johnst
New-York. tTelephone. a70i cortiandtJ
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Coyarinersblp Nolitss

yINHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
i between Frank W Gilbert and William II. Sheridan
under the nrrl Of gilbert Sheridan. this day
dissolved by mutual The affairs OF the Arm
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sign In liquidation.
The business will be carried a the address by
William IA. Sheridan.
No 9 Contrast. N. Y. Oct. "a. 1885,
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Through trains leave New-York foot 0. Chambers-st
as follows and 1--WE minutes earlier from West 23ds
O.0O 4. M.-vestibulei Express Daily for Wave,y,
0.UU icnghamton. ElmifL. Buffalo Bradford. James
town. Cincinnati ar Chicago Parlor car TO
Buffalo.
915 sniay r Tuxedo Ss' Sos6en Mddto
Jervis Lacka waxen, Caiicoon. Hancock. Deposit.
susquehsnna Parlor to Port Jervis H.
300 tas ya cSsauass Ray Sse
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eago. Cleveland and clncinnati Dining Ing Car
cUU buffalo 6:3J A. NJ. making direct concessions
FOR Detroit. Chicago and the West Bunssio pas
or r. WA Chatauqua Lake ard Niagara Falls
Nh ban, solid train Chicago. Seepers to Buf
fao Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car.
OraI, TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
l. Recommendations al ~. 2si 4ol and sS! Broadway
T.ynrk 0G broadway s3s Fulton-st. Brooklyn 200
irvdsar-st Hohoben. and JERSEY city Station. Erie
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CTPRENIE COURT.

-
y matter Of the application Of he Beard Q, E 5x
Aldermen and Commonalty ~ the clty 81 NsT
%Yb YN @ri 81 srREAT between Second and Third
Twelfth Ward OF said ely duly selected ana
Of ss Z; CHAPTER Of y OF S IL:
the provision, Of ehapsr rs 1911 Of The Is
notice hereby given ha, ar apgcssOTn o Will be ps Use 4.
Term Of sag Court to he held a, q Ss yd4 ser o ss
ON day Of Noyemte 1870 a. the opening Of hs Court p
that day as soon thei eafsr as sS.ns1. can " ma
i IN the ab SF 'ST aPEG" mao-
tended ns'se s sna heH Of s by TSs Msy
and Commonalty Of the CITY o. New i1rk 70 certain
belonging The northsrIy side Of
In h sna Th Ward Of said city in ZEE .mp:
absolute The sam &c he cbsSe ana s I'e
the Of 1856 amended by said chapter 81 q III;
approved by the Board Of Education for school
PSsp'se' under and n PuFsasns s 81 ne msnssa By M
cha,er Is Of the Law. Of 1870 being the following de-
e ~ (. es 8: :'g S.s
s Which ke ,os are bounded and
SoTf as At Rn e.a S ea 7
qns1 and n street, Il the The s ss s rS
sa'is Line q third .vePS. 10 ss,rs ss on. q Mas
dfed and Ninth and one Hundred and Tent
Il. p.e h s. % r.am s;0 N h &c.
ery along q the block and along the st'
OF Grammar School No IS feet inches thence south
parallel with the eassery line Of THIRD avsnu;
100 feet II inches to the norherly me OF one
nd westerly alotx
line of one Hundred street IS feet Inches
the point place 81 beginning -
Dated New YORK October l4h. 1875. c.,,o, "a
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT. Counsel 10 the Corporation NO
Tryon Row. New York city
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mediate stations. --,ry. ,ocurs
TFR Pt'rFAIO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West, pullman seepers to Chicago and Buffalo Chair
car Vllkesharre. $780,, -. ,sx "a, ~.
Tickets and Pullman arcommocston: ~ 20 ~ sts
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CUPREME COURT.

SOHKEMfs lOl
EDUCATION By Counsel h cOPS1ai0n q he G
q New York Tsatye to acquiring ,,e py Sw Yofs
cefain lands in the bloch bounded BY WEST HOUSTON
Erih ward Of said city duly selected and approved By
saa Board as site Tor school purposes under and in
p ls s. al a sn by eSspte IS e
PURSUANT he provisions Of chapter lel OF the s N
to the supreme Court Of the state Of New YORK a.
Rerco at the County ceur house ln the ely Of New
the OH day Of November lss. az inc opsns
con be heard thereon FOR the appoinmsn, o. Commission
ers Of Estimate IN we ~ he ,mpqovement hereby in
tended the acquisition OF NE by Inc N vI r
men ana ona 0renses with the buildings thereon and
he annurenances thereto belonging In the block bounded
H Ties,h Ward D, said city In simp.e absolute; the
be converted apr priaied ana Ssed 10 shI
ee as AMENDED by said chapter "a o. The Laws Of
1890 said properly h@yns psn Su a Site to school
purposes under and in pursuanss Of the pr2vohs 2,
FAD eaPe 49, ,s Of b Ss Lays oT 1890 BENG the foowns de-
scribed lots piece, parcels Of land. namely, ,.
those 5 Tia IN d tbs kPsSi ward Of the c y
w and which taken together bounded and de-
scrbd as foT VS. I BfTTs a pG he present ST.
GIsmmar School No and the westerly side OF No 2o5
West Houston s b sF ee.c THsh P OF varS stree, s
feet inches souhey from the southeriy side OF West
HSq h Tar siFes Street g fc 70 point nehs:
southerly from The southeIy si9e Oh ,,,S IN
sou,hery side Of Houston street 100 feet to point
which is distant g feet souhey from u, s ana
parallel With the eGstery side OF Varck cre, 90 80 t
The northery side OK me present se OF Dorbsy s
said Site Grammar School No ard nearly Rara ~,
WIN The s9u5He; n y siG of p S,erinrins
Ds.ed New YORK. October IAN. 1895 - :.
Tryon Row. New York city.
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Iam 5rbools.

wv ONANs First lecture Of FIRST Monday, Oct
w Law at II a. M ana ewssbns;on ' square
East PROF I r RUSSELL. Lecturer, on fopuia. RAJ
lac1es Regarding Law end Lawyers ADMISSION free.
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Jnstrnftion.
For Boys and Young Men.-Cty.
ssocIATION BUSINESS INSTITUTE. $780,, 49, 49,
a DAY SCHOOL. for young men c1h1ucteu " IN. .'e
Twenty Third street Branch Young Men chtlsunn
citation All commercial branches taught; 49,
fypewriting Tuition includes use OF ~ Ei
Alley Baths Library, Apply tor p,osyeSsss " NS
cstionaI Dir,ctor 90 East 2sd-st.. New-fork Cly.
DERKELEY SCHOOL .,.sr ..rt ct
Autumn half begins OCTOBER zuiu1.. ali Az
The Head Master be at the scb'o' pu''"s - W.
% parents during OCTOBER
barnard SCHOOL III and ne w ION nr COLLEGE pro.
I'D teKfns sept rs; thorough preparation ~ ,,on I'm.
fsesonal schools business tndisauAi
nssium; catalogue. WIN g. STEVENS. =. M, .
CHAPIN COLLEGIATE SCHOOL o.,..,ur
~ With Primary DepartD ent and uymns..ST
III MADISON AVENUE GATH srhss. dos
10TH SCHOOL. YEAR BEGINS sEr.i' 80, .
HENRY D. CHAPLIN. ID. D., IN ~ .ihp,~~nu ROLL
Three boys nttei this school now 81 ''O-'~'' '
b thes respective classes at PRINCETON.
(SoLLE0IATE SCHOOL Founded 1888 ~ -, pss" Pr
Nor College scisn.ihc School and for bos,nsSs.
RAry Dsparansnt. weleouiPped oymn'
1si.ais WEST sfvESTY-sEvENTH STREET
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Iearbers.

experienced tutor graduate OF Yale. wishes private
pupils fitting college or business hlghest REFER
enees Address YALE. Box 7. Tribune once
VNE WITT r REII-EY a. NJ. 81 f. llsth.st. prepares
~ for College Regents ex, business ana III genera
education Has fitted 800 for College
GERMAN (c0) Phi D. desires 10 supervise chlidrens cd
u ucation hours daily; large experience r. BOX o.
Tribune once.
gVrpuAN pp,sTrR NJ EAST 18TH sT.-Stu-
III dentr prepared fer College and Scientific school
Classics. Mathematics, French and German.
nRIyATE TUTOR graduate of Oxford. Eng many
wears experence best references; prepares for
college ard business T.. G.. Room S. Stewart Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-28
Donfinq Schools.

4 I.ExANDER MACGREGoR. 80. go, M.
n Mendelssohn Rooms 100 and los Nest noh-s-
Private lessons and classes IN aahcins
rEORGE WALLACES SCHOOLS, a.. -. ,..
NJ so-s2 West i2eth-st. Nov open cass ana pl,vate
tuition. See circulsr West Side scho the" puiio"O
opens In December s3d-st and Boulevard
~" 70 AND - EAST 18th STREET.
o,sr. ss,urd.v Sov.h~r "a and private lessons
Application TO be- made al 6si Fif'h Avenue oh'i no
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