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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

II is characteristic Of Commissioner fh'Iah
that he should resist the dismissal of large
number of Dock Department employees d'ciare"
hv the chief engineer 10 be inefficient ana useless
Pbclnn is the only remaining TAmln1hN man on
The Board ana Ne represents the comforting
Tammnnv principle L. perfection. Into III" Tam
many mind the question of an employees en-
cicnrv does no, enter: the Only thing considered
is the mans usefulness 10 the organization.
Under the Tammany regime no chl't engineer
could get rid of suborlnalcS for any reason
affecting the character of their work. Inc re-
port under consideration yesterday WAS mah"
nearly two months ago. ana yet Phclan prot"ndS
that he has had no time 70 cNamin" il. lie sue
cccdul in procuring 4 brief respite for the in
compc,cntS but The new Commissioners are
committed To reform and will undoubtedly clean
out the Tammany hangcrSon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

The bicycle accident on the Boulevard on
Wednesday furnishes an impressive warning 10
all riders who ride fast through city streets
in the b4nt-ovor position which prevents
them from seeing clearly what is in the
roadway IN front Of them. The Wheolman can
take his pleasure safely only by having all his
faculties keenly on the al"rt. If he pursues the
right course he can quickly train his powers of
observation SO as to see al that Is taking place
near him. Anyway. rapid riding in the streets
ar unon mark drives should be prohibited. and
tho ordinances forbdding 4 enforced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

In prescnt-day criminal practice 1t seems more
difficult t. get the jury than TO try the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

The baseball season opened yesterday with a
rush. Games We're played in five cities New
York. Baltimore Cincinnati. ST Louis ana Louis
vile while in Boston the opening game Will
take place to-day. Nearly 10000 persons wit
messed the five games. OF these. about 10000
went 70 the Polo Grounds 10 see \cW-Iork and
BROOKLYN cross bats. Most Of this crowd natural
* wanted the Ncw-YOrkS To- win. but they didn't.
BROOKLYN carried off the honorS by score Of
: 10 {. and deserved lis victory. The team from
over the river played a sharp lively. spirited
game and won by sheer merit. The Giants have
no reason to be dshcartenod by their defeat
One game doesn't secure the pcnnant Anyway
II New-York doesn't get it. we should rather have
Il 90 10 Brooklyn than 10 any other town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

Secretary Carlisle has signed an order per
hitting ocean steamers arriving after sunset TO
proceed to their piers and discharge passengers
and baggage without delay. This is a step Of
large Importance to the yearly increasing mum
Der of people crossing the ocean ferry. Up TO the
present there has been hard-and-fast rule de-
tanning at Quarantine throughout the night any
steamships arriving even few minutes after
the going down Of the sun. 1t certainly is time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
p.,enl.r-yce that's just what we all want her

II spain has eyer srn' letter ap'l'SiznS Tor
~, A,Nlucl affair Mr.. Gresham has evidently
treated IT, as a confidential communication 10
himself Noxt to his lofty and c'oud-''pp"'
3r.rn f,r diplomatic precedent. Mr. "r'Sh''h ;
rro.cs,ue srrrrtyeurss IL his most HiS'ihsu'S"''
characteristic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

People who read Perry's statements should not
jump t. the conclusion that he has been badly
abused at the asylum Whatever he says must
be taken with numerous grains Of allowance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

PrcsiGon, Cleveland has made on" more effort
- FIJI the Internal Revenue ColectorFhip II
Brooklyn. His appointe", Nj John G. KELLEY be-
longs T. tho reform wing OF the Democracy IN
that city. and has long been known as sturdy
and unc,mpromisrg opponent # Mciahg l!lnism.
He is not SO objectionable TO the regulars how
eyer. as Mr. Iealy. who was recently rejected by
tn. Senate after having hIel the Office for sey-
eral months. for Mr.. Ii"aly was looked on as
little better than n Mugwump. Besides. ne was
offensive - b.th the New-York Senators. VINO
vcr" i'm a position to Pre-, ont his conNFina'i'h'
AR Kelley who is a straight Democrat IN Nj
uounI affairs is a business man II experience
and ability. and is accordingly wei quahhe' %
administer the Office ON business pHn'lpIes' us
appointment. h wev"r cannot b" reIiShed by t"e
oll-linr members ~ his party. with whom he
has thu smallest sympathy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

Fx-R"prescntatiy" Bland 81 Missouri declares
fha' th" fre" coinage ~ SILVER can c'"Ie ''''
through tn" Democratic party ''hl'''i"s '""'
all If the countrys great hnahcla' d'SdS'e'' nav
com. from that source. there Is good deal I"
surpor, statesman BANDS present view 81 me
situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

Turn on the soarrh-i.ght htro str niger ana
perhaps tn" motive 81 tn" Hon. 'AhHy Ud''"s
s. GOO "A year for $5.oo1 VIII b. found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
LOCAL Brs1yFsS COxpLrcA71Oys

Franklin Bien yesterday appointed receiver
for the Goodrch-I La wton Company. drygOo1s mer
chants at No. 2so Church-st.. by Justice Ingraham
OF the Supreme Court. In proceedings brought some
time ago by the officers OF the company for a
voluntary dissolution OF the corporation. The
referees report states that the assets amount TO
Gsj and the following claims have been pre-
scented to the referee. but disputed by the
company: Winker Cacrtncr. OF Burgstadt. Sax
ony. S33 G72; I:einhold Esche $3.50. and George q.
Goodrich. 81. AGA.
The Sheriff yesterday received an execution from
Blumensticl a. Hi.sch for s4.Cs2 against Edward f..
Rriior, banker AMI commission merchant. OF No.
Bank on a note dated October 10. 1890. payable
carrying along Mr.. Brit;on time chief
clerk in the Street Cleaning Department. and has
been engaged in the South American trade for the
last three years.
Judgment for sio;41 vas nlel in the County
Clerks Office yesterday from the Surrogates Court
aGains; John J. Moran. removed executor OF the
estate OF Iohn Muir. in favor OF John Muir. ex-
ccutcr OF the estate OF John Muir. deceased
Deputy-Sherln lipsky has received attachmen ts
for $500 each against the United Provinces In
surance Company ard La Mutuelle de France Fire
Insurance Company both OF France, in favor OF
Cornelius V Sidell. az trustee for Charlotte VI.
Goodridge on claims for Are losses: She was the
owner OF hotel at Cape Vincent, jefferson Coun-
ty. y. Y. which was burned on September 25. 1894.
and was valued at ssG.500 The attachments were
served on bankers hera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23

Yale crew rows almost Ike one man; and me ia he
that CAPTAIN Robert Cook made no changes IN ihe
boat and has given r,uch OF his ume 10 coaCni'is
the frrshmcn has given rise 10 the story mat ne -
satis(ed with the work OF the eight ana the tline
they have made Their bodies swing Wen toeethci
their waterrnanshp Is good ana WIN ar,e one
the Young freshman. who has developed INTO on.
OF the best orr in the boat, setting the s'rohc az
thirty-one their shell is driven throush inc w.
AZ n lively pace. 4 few days ago tney Wtlt w. w.
the course in ,, minutes and 20 seconds. Whlcn We
considered fast under the condition OF Wihi an,
water. The were not IN me lctst ". ,hoir
M the finish and there IS little chance OF 'ncr
going 10 pieces in the race on June " -, 49,
Caitain Robert Watson. VINO Is coacilnS va.
Harvard crow has endcavored 20 Keep ms mn
from public gaze but enough has been seen .,
thcn1 TO convince boating mon thh' II u "a -
crew and the Fact that this week me men eo'. hi
two miles In - minutes and ~ seconds SHOWS ,in
the belief is well grounded. TIE crew mas NOR ~
tho od-t me s,.lnC seen in the Harvard CIV "a
~ and 10 and there is no hang on me en- Oh
STROKE Tho mon row n faster stroke than are
and feather their cars from the "a''r, ~, a.,
even keei The crew IS mainly composer OF 60
men but /; has been worked very hatu gnu ~, ~
fear ~ felt about its staying powers "heh '"c "'
line M beside their veteran riyais $500, -a,,.,
The IRE shmcn crews Of Yale. iiarVard anu TIL
hin are no, promising lot OF youngsters. ncIr
rowing Is ragged and they have sh, , naue t,il
proyc:ncnt since their arrival here rms rae W,
probably be rowed June y. and. rs yct '"''c ~
no favoritc against the field ~. >-o,.r ~,
Thirty have been nitcd up by the ~" '.o.'
don Northern road FOR the Observation traiii' anu
Zen more will bc added II the demand TOT TEXTS
warrants IT, George a. Adcc. OF New, ofk wnosc
con is president OF the Yale Navy TINS year; ar
rived here yesterday and proceeded Immediately TO
The Yale quarters. whore he spends week ea'h
wi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
SHORTER ROUTE TO THE SEA.

A
PROPOSED RAILWAY SCHEME IN NE"-JEHSEi
Camden. y. j., June 22-Railroad travel between
~ow.yo,k city and Philadelphia TO that strip oil
-. ai,no ,hs coast known Long Beach. upon
n,oh Rarnerat CITY and Beach Haven and Sea
tr,ven are located will. II the present plan Is car
r,ed out undergo revolution ms VIII De orous''
about bv the shortening Of the railroad route 10 inc
plsces named A company Is nc" pcils olsa'''@''
which will build new line between the hanover
alton on the Philadelphia and Long Branch Kan
r,ol ~ Nanahawkin The company Will start up
with a capital OF s,ocO From this city to Han
over travel will go over the present INC Vi III.
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. This is distance Vi
thirty-nve miles. From Hanover TO ManahawN"
the new road which has already been surveyed
Will run and will continue on to Barhesa.
CIV Junction a distance OF three miles. The road
will thence run to the north. distance OF esht
miles to Barncgat CITY, and from the Junction run
ming south 10 Beach Haven. distance oil 's"'
miles terminating Sea Haven. Tour miles iur'"',
., Al nrescnf the distance between this city ami
Barnegat city Is seN-ntyseven miles ana wheh ''-
new road is completed The places mentioned WI"
h.. twelve miles nearer. President Roberts. OF me
Pennsylvania Railroad. is authority for the STATE
mrnt that his road Will consolidate the two r'ads
now owned by II Oh part of the strlp ana "n"m
a. ,ne aInysh a a VIII turn the me
rolling stock over 10 The new u"''i''' ,n"s 40
bar in aadtion to this. the rennsyNan'a roar .r
win subscribe Tor $1,000 worth OF hr s'n'm q,
Half of the STOCK has already been taken .
Bcsdcs President Roberts the following are IN M
Company. Isaac lradiock. iiaddonhcid, ,J an"s
iaird. Philadelphia, Charles i'f!y' n'"'n m.s -
Colonel H. W smith, hclch i'.yrm' LAM, ,,,oth
uogate. beach Haven. Thomas T. Shrt'9th' h," et
Haven honcr, H. hnsie nmGm iW I,sn NcMYo,k
city. William j. Thompson. gloucester ''H ' 100
culver, Ncw-Yo1k 'ny' Sm"''ys 's sSsmc,t.
Wcnonan and benjamin r. Arthur '"mdeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
THE ARGONAUT FOUR ARRIVE AT HENLEY
copNrrJ.s CREW ROWS OVER THE COURSE


IN .:1o-E A. THOMPSON CRITICISED
London June 22.-The Cornell crew pulled over
the full course again this morning. The conditions
were favorab.e: there was not breath Of wind.
The star; was made At 4 forty-four stroke. which
was maintained throughout the entire distance The
men rowed evenly ard covered the course In Z
minutes and 10 seconds. which Is good work.
The Cornell men did further strong work In the
afternoon. rowing nearly the full course at
abou, a rorty-fsve stroke They KEEP, at full pres
sure 70 the nnish. Their stroke very regular.
btt their boa. did not appear 10 travel rapidly -
The champion four Of the Argonaut Rowing Club
OF Canada who arrived at Liverpool yesterday.
slept AT oxford last night, ana arrived at Henley
This morning. All tho members OF the crew are In
good cord.tion Il. a Thompson's sir ge-shell was
ei4htiy damaged
Rae four launched their boat this forenoon and
took long row. pulling TO Hamblcdon Lock and
back They rowed we'll together. but did not
o;..c cover the blades OF their They pulled
fnir;y-c,ist s;roke. They did not swing much. but
their boat travelled fas.
Thompson had long scull IN the afternoon. HIS
styie was not admired by the riverside critics as
.-,i,ch as that o. the Argonaut four. He had no
5oIy swing and finished ns stroke with his arms
He did not appear 10 be very strong.
The Arconauts Will stay at hotel until Mon
dav when they will g. TITO lodgings. the four
were out this afternoon. 1t is evident that when
fhey shall have recovered from their lack OF prac
lie they will be fast. Their steering was much ad
n,lrci Tor IS straigh;2ess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
sOrSI 1T yHLrrAv BEACH.

Sousa's earnest attention 70 the building OF MS
nrooramrnes has not escaped notice, and the quality
a,d character Of his musical offerings are at
,rac,,nc great throngs TO Manhattan beach Inc
rec,rd In which he is held b., IN" mnsic-loNihs
masses and the popularity OF his marches are eVl-
,,,ood nv tho enpharic manner In which his com
ros,,ions are applaudel when they appear on the
programme or are offered a. cncoros Sousa : reg
',t.- ,royramues are Invariably doubled by his
oros and his banl-in better form than cvcr-is
stu potent to charm.
There will be- four novelties al to-iays concerts
~. nrol,ae TO uumperdlnck's "iIarscl and Grc'ef
ca,n,-saans's newes, rhapsody. "frcton' and new
writings by Mascheron and kunA"A MISS he'''
COLO an American coniralio who has been heard IN
Europe will bc the soiost. Tn" programmes 'o'
afternoon and evening are az follows
AFTERNooS 2 10
Overture 'Isayrnoua -.
iae, suite .i.oter lc piahe ~, ~ sTerT
"Th" H." wsssworh. stensier and M...nser
R,ae q the valkyrics" and Mag f1re scene 49,.
con,ral,o solo, Ruth G'nnoi
Miss ii~e cole.
do March. The Hon"ymo'n ......-..+ J, -
clusters Last charge i"i'fs
EVENING "a"
Ballet suite Mas.anicii,' Api~r
song. Il t;rncc and songs 4 Glory .......... s.ns'
rr.lndc ''IIsrsel ana Greol Hpmperinrk
tontralro SOLO. The Dsi 'hori sullivan
Mlss Belle cole
Grand fantasia "i>henrrin .................w ,sn~r
ca Les Dragon Alrna -.......'........-. if"i
Negro Illustration. " - de Va" 'ne7l...... kuns~i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
AprRoNpAcKs EASY TO REACH.

Finding travel To the Fulton 'hain region '"'l'"'-
Ing daily. the Ncw-lork Central mas Arranged io'
n special sleeping car to leave Grand Central STA
,ion Now-york every Friday night. AZ G;2'. run
ming 10 Fulton Chain. 10 accommodate the large
travel to the territory tributary to the fu'on 'hh'l
of Lakes twelve In numbcr-Haqueiic LAKE, bi"e
Mountain Lake Long Lake, ForhcI LAKE. c'''
The car will return from Fulton CHAIN every Hu'-
1sv night, reaching Ncw-York AT I:D a IN. ms
Iii he ~ ,snacal interest 10 members OF the Ail-
rnndack League club as well as TO great many
hlr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
BOB" COOK is SATISFIED.
HARD TRAINING By YALE AND HARVARD CREWS
ON THE THAMES.

New-London, Conn. June % (SpcciaD-Two
weeks OF hard work has brought the Yale and
Harvard crews up to state OF perfection which
has seldom been equalled by any crews on this
river Harvard has the best crew she has sept
here for mary years. ard six veterans in the Yale
boat including Captain Armstrong. have never
roved a losing race. The coming contest may he
tho last OF its kind between these rival universities
and this possibility. added to the general belief that
the two Fights ere very evenly matched. has
aroused unusual interest The crews are on the
river twice daily, rowing In the morning. short
stretches only. under the watchfui eyes OF the
coaches who follow closely IN the ann
Sh~.,t O'clock. when long spin Ii taken. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23

81 Louis June 2e-Thc mortgage for S0""V"
given by the Mobile and OHIO Railway COMPANY
and on file in the Recorders Office at BeleVllle
~ o,as amended and relied yesterday. There has
heon some doubt concerning the Kind OF money III
which the Indebtedness should be paid. ana me
amended instrument provides that principai anu N
terest shall be paid IN gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
TRAIN SERVICE FOR SPECTATORS.

The West Shore Railroad announces that to-mor-
rov II will duplicate Its service OF last FRIDAY Tor
the postponed Columbia, Cornell and UniVersi'v OF
Pennsylvania boat on the HghlandPough-
Ioans,a course Trains will leave here at the same
time as advertised for Friday and the same low ex-
cursion rates will prevail to Highland and return
The special observation train will leave Highland
Depot the arrival OF the specials Ticke's issued
@r IN, observation train OF last Friday vii! be hon
orcd on the observa train tomorrow. Any adl-
tional tickets required may be had on application
10 the agent at Highland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
REAL ESTATE.
,ss At THE EXCHANGES.

Tho s.o ., pr,vate contract during the wee"
ending 1nus % amounted to about sl'7oooo o,
enuIns 'uae = saies for the week ending June q
amounted 10 s7Si5e6 as compared WIZ" '
snondng week Of 1894 OF S5,S.sv Tor the week end
ing June amounted tex to q s 1884, 81 s.
tn ssan ny brck dwelling on lot asN'SS No. 90
West twenty pas sold COR Henry Mencken tns
n9csfory on PlSSi nthony RecSar
and 600 West S b ayter 10 give in part payment '
hve-stcry brick ienem msTon no Sf $500 90 '
pogeT al and j. p stoecker have trace s, S
chares Glenn the ye,ssossy With Thomas
T nSpncr. Who will give in exchange re'''e'''
PainhsIn, N,,,ox g. Hoyt have sold the iour
,rIn al'ur weng' lot 2ox6os. No Sa4 west f's"''
ninth-st for about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
NAL rsrArE TRANSFERS.

peacb-aye W o. lot 50. map las, ME mnnn,s w
s@xIoo Hannah J A Marshall to pe'"'' 81
ao'n nn, ard ioi man Van Nest Park; Ephr"' Q iO
n Levy 10 Albert drummer ana wire
l7Hinxi7xi50 Marcus Nathan anu ... GOO
f. Fowler ..x,uD
''eplk 1, - 40 n ~ Clin-st, ooN"S,,
"G EIr"r G. parkhurs, and wife TO peh"s i5C
,s a"," n T. o5s II ~ Wiow.aye - p ts
',",""'ri ~ I.rskine and wife Ia susanna
80. =, ~, a 3s5 n ~ BrooI-ave '"N'"''''
i'.'in.lr <alish TO Matthew ,o"xah ,-.,nn.
tdwln !. N"' 10; n " ~ iith-nvc 50xloo, "
clarence porsett and wife 10 Thoih'S y Jim
ren"x.ave 7thavc. is3d and lN'h s's lin
Grace Wat, John ID ANA lh"""S - " 10,
iia,h.st r. iiGs n " ~ ls'-aV~. 10 BOO
s;eorgc /, Lansing Norman seymour ,,on,v
vaIson.avs No i6I5. Harriet Horton W "'"'
sc,n. ~ 4 n . II Madison ave. oiiSi"-|' IN
John f. Crimmina ~ Grncc VAIL -. :, tohn
so,hs, No ai7 West. George Levy I" '''" iU
Sln't.ry IA, ~. Henry
3i.nvc ~ 10 u n ~ tsths' - w. - "' 1900
"a Twombiy rrfcrcc. TO William HOSE '''''' $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23

Tho following plans for new buildings and alterations
were filed yesterday
New buildings:
b,h-hve n i37ths one.sory frame shed q ,oo
by Henry u No II Wlia'n-St. Si"'"
Hall Place. $50 Il OF l0Ith-st one STORY
frame dwelling. by James Farley, 81 NO o'- ooo
Morrts-ave 1916 T. n 81 lGlstst Two tlre"--
s,or; if9 rns 'HT.msn'S' 'y WARY " Icoo
l3ls'.st. $50 = = boulevard. 'wo-stoty
,r'k .'3 w. an lof 'snr'''n' ny - 5000
foOfh-si AZ = II LenoN-aye. I'VE three
story AMI basement brick dwellings, by Matte ca ooo
4 Cociurr - 70 2ps West 23d-St. poD
Nelson ave 2ij u p"voe-st Two two -
story frame dwellings. by Martin Dunn........ o"o
Alterations.
Ee II" 70 b 1iS sab. 400
Wa,er-si ~ - 3d2 by John I0yd 10 four ,,o
story brick factory. i"
i'S ~ br s stable ''"oS '''' $500
Can.l-s, ~ 2>3. by william Best. % a story 49,,
'' ln,. ~ osl has.ns9, b,lcE dwelling 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
Jnsfruction.
For Both Sexes.-Clty'

ITO TIE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE
sir II YOU have occasion to speak TO any one WIN
,os,rcs the Souvenir Offering through your 'o'
"a ,,.,s. say 70 him or that the book Is yet III
,,e pr,n,4rs hands will not be ready TO senu OUT "
v.c., have been troubled to get the por'r"',s- INA"
g., the right ones-and now glad walled -'ou"''
80, ,.or however that book will come IN que ''''
nov that will MI the bill | am little surpr'sru 10 SC
VOW many girls are sending for the Souvenir u'e' ivy
,-,r,s. that II Will cause them to dream Of "ns-
l., snite Of nv niunctions. TOO. good many s'oS'i'
,.c,ose s,outs II Is AT all necessary to 20 So ~
T., ,~,oc,l, rr,ner and the right breeding o"
oo,,cra, informs me that he has four boys an "
,,,, arc hooked for the Packard College. ana ''"' ~
,,,o.s man in the next street who has -FOUR s'''S VIZ
40. sirrriv waiting 70 get old enough. 'he Oh NY ~
iovs oid me the day that he cou" NOT I'm
go, ,,o ,.b.n ne was not assured that II he was gu
49,. an, learned we'll he should eventually 20 % rae"
lie" And | learn that In many ~ the p's' '''
~, CITY this supreme reward is being offered if''S i ~
bravo and yirtuous deeds Thus. you can see " "
tina, ..rackarls" stands So high In the community w
,,t,. .,ch men "a Mayor Strong. DR. hhihs'o'" az"
missioner Roosevelt, are glad TO speak IN i'' o,"'
,,,, receiving letters daily from all parts oi '"e ''
,,.rch ~, ne many as | should Ike 49,,
Tho ,.,,crs need not be- long Merely name anu w
will do $500 .,,c,.s a, the
,ho,k vou Mr. Editor for placing my ar,''''S ~
~ -, Tho column AMI usually next the reading "'''''
Make IL always" please. ,,,,<,pn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
nt-,.ADnED MORTGAGES.

Ahlass. caroline. and another :" ,S : ~ ~ 5000
Iist.at 3i3 n . ~ latnN". d"ilhh1 r..
Hoax Mary f. and another - IN" hnnr'a"
operative Birding and Lo9n n.almsn,s 5000
Drunncr Abort and vito TO : t Irvy ''s IocO
,',or,n MATHEW r. |. Kalish ana Jhpr.n
Todd i''ths' "'' " " ~ ''....., 100
Carlcw James and wife 10 Title t'uarnn'e" anu
Trust Company soh,s 2'o u " o' 'O'''' $4,000
Dun. Henry and wife Frank ii"ntn anu
another Q" Mah'son-HVe' 2'''' II " W . 400
Fowler George r., Marcus Nathan'
Prospec'-av" aoi' # Of "'s'''' ''''''... 1000
Johnston Floy ~ wife TO / NJ Johnston
ct A. n o' "s'-' '''' II 81 ,'' 1900
Pointer Catherine. A G"aron. 'f''n o-o
q 81 Edgar-s' nsialn'n'9. 80. ''''
Reilly hugm a j. 70 AlsuS,r ., T,h-ave year. 1000
STANLEY Cecilia James Dcvine corner en- 40,
Ieham-ave and Frederick st. years '"''''
scym9ur T ,,G 20 Gsrs~ i yrnr $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23

MADISON SQUARE
ROOF GARDEN.
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