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Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-05-17
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The Dost food for general purposes at
our disposal is oats. How much then
ought we to feed? No person can lay
down i. hard and fast rule in this re-
spoet, as come horses are WaShy and
hard to keep in condition, but the aver
age farm horse of about 1900 pounds
can live and do good work On three gal
Ions of oats per day with Il gallon Of
dry bran the last thing at night. think
that most people are inclined to foed
their horses too much oats and not give
them sufficient change. They feed them
hay and oats for 1868 days in the year,
and if their digestive organs get out of
repair, and they call a ''vet" and are
asked what they have fed the horse they
will answer, Hay and oats" and
think they havo done their whole duty
by that horse. AS well ask a man to
live on salt pork and potatoes three
times per day from years end to years
end and nothing else and expect him to
remain healthy.
A very largo number Of people feed
bran with rats to their horses. con
slider this a very bad plan, for when a
horse is eating oats alone ho will chew
it until it is pretty well lnasticated. bat
, when it is mixed with bran, as soOn as
the bran gets wet in his mouth the oats
| feels as if it wore all chewed, and ne
bolts tha whole mass. II "a horse is
greedy and ant TO holt his oats it is a
very easy thing 10 co,m.truct a self feed
ing box so thnt It Will run in slowly
and ne cannot bolt it. Failing in thar,
mt six or 81 Int stones ~ large as your
Gt in tho lu1fyIu Of the uanuor and
hn will eat cautious and eat SLOWLY
after . fov grabs at tho stones. Thr
bgItjDy and want Of proprr ~Ipaatication
can bn uat Oyer Jv crushing. know
moro j. = feaIin, 2painst fnrGin.t div
i'm, hnl-rg crushed oats. a~ il is thpruht
tu mako t4an soft. bus | d..n1I think 80.
nv plyin,t a GALLON Of dry bran ,y,rv
ni,ht lpr,,p .rj,iv tn lll when WON
visit tha -tll'r. which nll owners q
| I,nr.ns qh,lId H., his .to,!1cn j., 1a1tl,,
,runtv and il the wruth,r is very WARM
pivo half - r,II of water and then the
hiram At+.r ~,.ipriur ni1 ..d,,Y rnt.if
thrI,n ARA amy sirus Of collie tbr, win l..
yi.inIn ar INNS Tina If piylt and can Iu
taL,.n il, TIME vni1o il fhuv lrn Inf,
r,til t.o?niI,, t,n lur., fuioht }n d.n3
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-05-17
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AN OXFORD DOWN.


Good Specimen Of Tli. Excellent Mutton
and Wool iSr4ed.
Tho Oxford Down is a crossbred
sheep with an interesting history. In
1890 some English breeders crossed
Cotswoid rams upon Hampshire Down
ewes and noted the result, which was
practically a new breed Of sheep. They
fostered the new breed and improved it
in all ways in their power and gave it
the name Of Oxford Down.
In tho illustration is shown a famous
imported ran of this breed. He weighed
at his best nearly 400 pounds. Tho Ok
ford Down sheep is a thorough mixture
of Cotswold and Hampshire Down. 1t
has the tuft of curly wool upon the fore
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-05-17

Keep on raising pure bred stock,
prices. Ii costs no moro to raise Il good
animal than a scrub Trade begins 60
look up already,
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-05-17
GleaninEs From Farm Poultry.

Leg weakness is a condition which
[cks a easily be brought to both by
/ strong bottom heat in the breeders
p by too much meat.
|6roilers weigh from ~ to ? pounds
weight, and it takes from l2 to II
Feks to gain that weight. The cross Of
Fmouth Rock Oh White Langshan
|uld mako good roasting fowls,
We know of no breed that will lay
|re eggs than the Brown Leghorn,
less tho now Campines will reduce
Fir record, but that remains to he
IN. a Leghorn pullet is pretty we'll
ltured at 9 months of age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

in a short tine after the new law was In "o'N-'s
ORDER commissioner Robsrt Mac!ay SAID;
While 10 not approve Of certain SECTIONS u re
BIZ. believe that it should become law ana 'il'''
the objectionable features could D. eliminatei uN
future LEGISLATION after the Law has been - opera
ton AMI after ve have had chance to "'s''l'r
ti.t what amendments are really needed My p'.l-
ciual objection % the b.l as Il now STANDS Is the
additional expense il entails upon the taNpNetS'
II makes II compulsory FOR the Board 81 H'uci-
ton 10 provide Immediately twenty division super
nt.rd,n;s at q salary OF $500 each. ] am III FAVOR
Of raving ,noG1A ..per.atcnde":s am even '"rly
II the occasion demands them. bat tHihk t""t Inc
Boa,G Of Educaton should have the discretion OF
determining Tho number / don't think tn1t twenty
are necessary just now. Twelve or hi'eeh m'sht
do al the work traj is necessary as the p'hHc
school system BOW stands. SCI III" h.i h,a II thai
tb. Elrrd ot Education shall Inn. ''t''ri. 'IH,ul
tv.cntv division suporiu 'oudents. thereby cHliluS
an cyuarGiturs Of $4,000 la salaries "neIciS ~.
or S15t' would answer al IA" present ''iu'
am in favor cd striking out me nlahld'uiH Pai '
the clause aud leaving j. absolutely ID me h'Il'
Of ,luclfiou ;o determine rom Tine ~ ,iii' li'
,.irb.r If --ii.rint,udcnts 70 b. auu"lntod.
N-,.hor feature Of tho bill do1t IKE Is IN
c',t. r.,u RIM school trustees ~ ~ Ut NE f''-
.ir-. :h.t Represent This is "@lcc.iit ".1"ci"'l-
ah.a in mo lower part- Of IT," city Nd'." 70" resi-
d.r, reputation is almost exclusively maze mp az
i,ritcrs and n ight handlers 80; thtt nave any
DIRECTIONS T. this class Of men. FOR have ali re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
PrSIVFSS COMPLICaTIONS.

Deputy-Sherin Mu.vaney yesterday received an
execution for S73.>t5 against Douglas NJ. S;-i.-lH
late proprietor of the Victoria Hote.. In favor 90
Charles g. Stevens ami George +. Richardson, as
trustees FOR Marietta r. Ste:ons undo ih"
will OF Faran stevens for rent o. the Aot'.
since April l. 1874 judgment Was taken n'
defau,, Park q Trford also entered jli-3l';''
against Mr. StanfeG fcr N.toi
Henry y Twomhy hrs been appo:a'ai receiver I'D
supplementary proceedings FOR Th'm0- i l>'.f'
manufacturer o. silver p,.sA. at 10 LIST h''a--
way on the Application OF William D Blfno. a
creditor for s. 226 NJ. Key has a III" i"'
in one-seventh Of The res.duary estate OF BIS 1h''
Thomas Kelly which IS valued AT $500 in"Te
are judgments against Thomaa T. keLy i'' about
$500
The Germania Life Insurance company }.-'or IS
filed IS pendeas agl,n,; Jos-i1 S,AH lf1.ei.
builder of No. 1903 F.f'h-lre. AM o-a'-- "- 4H
apartment-houso N Fourteeath-s,.. % force"
mortgage OF $}Srr0. made hy Nh s-hwarz D.
cember 81 lsS6. ON which TIE ir;--es; Is 1"' 'i'"'
The sheriff yesterday received executions aeer'.
eating 5000 against Houston =, : Ing. hf2f.- ~
No III Slx,h-ave. corner of f'Irth-i in id'
OF Henry Il CaVe-.y. They have h,'n Nt'r. more
than twenty years. naV- a .arec. W~4-s- ., H. So
ana have had branch store a. Lrig trai'.+ ~.
J.. p: the .ast ,su years. \ f." yc'fS a9' '.e>
were reputed to be worth $1,000. ana ~ o"1 cone
siderable rca. estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
THEY DOrBT MULLEN'S STORY.

! r. Faure and Robert j. Virgin. the pcW Com
roissioners OF Charities and Correction, called on
Mayor Strong yesterday In relation - matters co-
nected with that department. While they were iu
the Mayors Office Colonel Strong spoke 81 iac
complaint made by the homeless Ola man. John j.
Mullen who on Wednesday had exhibited some
"t0ugh" specimens Of coffee ana bread. saying ih1'
they we,e fair samples Of tho food served o. pa
tents in the hospital at Bldck"els Island. Af'"r
the interview with the Mayor Commissioner Fauro
was asked when the CHARITIES Comm .ssJncr would
begin an investigation into the truth o. the old
mans complaint. Mr.. Faure replied that ~" case
had already been investigated as much as Wa
necessary we find" ne said. that Mullen had
been sent % the hospital 10 get over spree. ana
consequently take little stock ~ his stories
Mullen who wears Gra Army button. was
city Hall again yesterday. ara offered II
make d affidavit 70 sustain lis representations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
F17cH DECLINES To 4rpIr wARIyG's EH1S

Controller Fi;ca yesterday refused to a-.;
carriage b.: e commits .)oor arms,
amounting . Soss7 on the gr3uaI 'h1' Your
item, % the bill. hai been contracted h..'t'
Co.one. WARNS entered his duties oa Ja"laf5
Is Tho bin was rendered 20 ;ae Street C.c'n.t'
department ~ Henry Tuvose, .'ecy-,'.b..
keeper Of 40. 3s& FJurtn-ayc.. - follow. January
g. b-ougha,n. Job a. !a., century C.t'. tmr !
hours. &c. January T. tNo-hors. coui'. $50 a. in.,
time 80 hours s. p, January p coupe lni' o. n.
Century CUB tine hours, &, January l'
brougha,n = m. t.me - hours 3 /, January l'
coupe $50 A. m. time - hours. $40 January j"
coupe - = IT,. o.: FirtA-aye.. return ..'. tu-
hours s.: to'al. IS II
The voucher brare tbs persona iul1rs-nent of
CO,o.e. War!.g: This a. for 90. pubic s.t-
vlcc-C. L. -. IT," Tle Controller wr,t. q ,ct;'r
TO Commssi ]ncr War!ag y's'"rday .n WHICH h@
said:
"The records . his Experiment sho% u4. yoY to'.
your present Office a. T. oCOck On the I'm pi Ja-
nary / shaI be glad 10 have your explanation
WIZ those livery stab.c Bills incurred before y9H
took Office are charged t. The appropriation Of o.
city for the Department or street Coming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

There wero choice parcels o' realty Offered yes
terGay at the Real Estate aucton-roons, ara uhtil
the las, moment many Of the large operators anu
SPECTATORS were undecided whether the Libery-st.
exc lange or the Broadway salesrooms offered hnef
opportunities to bay desirable properties.
i, the I.b.lty-st. exchange, Richard '. Har-
na-f A. ca offered by order OF John Il. SchmelZel,
executor Of the estate Of George J. Schmezel.
humble. OF garCc.s Wn!cn Hdh pt"H III lHe ldH4'.
for ta2u fous sen"ratohs' On De piG S ~.
cr-st. comprising plot 80 feet Oh CalnllhTsl, anu
- feet N Bc.ca ,r-st, beng the northwest cofheI.
v9s erDpcailv Interesting. l. Is occupied by Iour
two-siory brick stores Inc Diddihs starteu a. [''
CO. and was raised rapidly untii $3.50 was reac'..l'
,yh.n \ conn became the buyer. Inc EOitnr1s,
corner ~ Surins-st and South titth-aYe, tour ana
~, s,l and VAS knocked down 10 Alexander Botn-
crs Tor <'2"'o Nc. 20 fhtn-2Ne Was a"iou'o'A
as having been sold az private .aie. y ,,,,ior l.
At the Hro1dway salesroom, Adri!n -. MupI
Son sold under executor Saf 30 81 80, 80. -
fOurih-st four-siory stone mouse, lpt -'AsS' ~ -"
Smyth ( RYAN s5i undar foreclosure proceedings
No - Elst One-a 'rc-and- ntet ntn-st, tour
story stone front house, lot -Xsoh to isaac o'l'-
'TIG li '1t Kennedy sold 40 81 to 80 Wcs Fifty
s,vcnth-st three Eve story buildings, lard 2Nl.l'
- sarah b. Ieeuw for $o69G). Also 80. li0 f'ast
FIFTY -fourta-s threestory stone Iront nGuse' 'o'
l. i0xl0l5 to Alexander lichtcnsten TOR N2Np.
ceilings. On the southwest corner OF Ientn,aye.
and fifty-sixth-st f)ur-s.ory brick tenement
house lot 20xs9 fees Ieasehol ~ the Aoany Brew
ine Company. for $l&l,0. The other parcels were
~; FIf;n-ave.. i four-s,ory br5"rs;one lweil-
irr iot -jxt5xlo5 fcot which l. VS. announced you'd
be- od al the Li9lrty-S eNchrnse vas d5o soI I ny
~ m. Manhattan Trust Company, for about >iihVf.
Rona IL ms i 5Sd c i3r T"( dwei
IN 2IXGNS faai. adjoining the Grand Hote!' 10. 30
w., Tair;ydrst-st: for $a2C9 ,,s s,,5 rho f,,,-
f.o-s'9rg n9thouses on the sou;nW ~ corner ~
/ cv!nct.n-lve and Fifty-tard-st. recently taken
IN foreclosure. AZ about $l32,~" ~. 49,.
w. II. GiE mas SOLD nc f)ir-Story qWG,ins p 81
o,iv 30 Mount M0rr!s-1ye, % j. bunker i''
Julius Ir.ond has sold for Frank \. Setz TIE
l5rtn.is. corner of spring ard Nooser SIS. Y.A!y'
,.af p, nu,tor 20, improve mont Terms pIlFadoe.
Thcsc lots were bought ny Mr.. Seiiz FEBRUARY l. ''''
'"Ie"tn "v i1W15n have sold anothe: os their
n.s.one from; town houses At Riverside arg am:
A.. Uulson. so. 81 u +. y. Foster l"'s 49,"
b. -I,i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

MURPHY Patrick, 10 the East River Savings In.
"niution' 40 20 City Hall Place. year. ....... 81
Nanieihalm. joseph, and wife to Samuel Kemp
net et a. No % Perry-st. instaments. ann.
N"shes. CEauncey. and wife R0mola Dahl
Er'l, es farn-ave. - II n Of l0Jth-st. > year.
Aendes, Henry y, ana wife 10 the Lawyers Mort
gage insurance Co. corner Lenox-sye and
,i-i',-'N - F'i.
Maguire. Terence I, Frederick Beck and an
ether. l3>th-at, 100 II " ~ shave | year 1.
Men1es, Resale T. AMI another to Joseph
Thomson. No ~ West 23d-st. } years........ l.
Newman, Elite v t. the Emgrant Industrial
Savings Bank. = 3st-st. 2s76 n Of sth-aye.
9"i .''..''., .s................
E9senthal. Earcline. 10 James " Fizsmons IS
i2t-st 1854 n ~ 3d-aVc. > years. ............
Rogers Lucy y. - clara / Chamberlain 10 i47
Wet Nlst-si. years. ..........................
Range. John !. and wife TO David HaU east part
S'.eh-. Adc!il A. 20 Ella r Andrews 5 West
i-th-st. i4l r. " OF Greenwich-st. 3 years..
Schaad. F'rt rani 10 Phoenix WIDOW and Orphan
Aid Society No 800 East S0th-s,. years 80.
Schneider, Lena. % katharina Dur.S. $ i:G,h-s;
part lot 81 map Me.r0se demand. .........
Sam 70 the Lawyers Mortgages Insurance CO.
enrne property, = years. Observation-Disclosures.
Shewcil Elizabeth. 30 Jonas Well q al West.
cneetrr-av". corner Bergcu-avc. . yoars......
sawyer. Flora to Emile Latl Amsterdam
ave. All Z n %. Hottest. years..............
dian. No 2N3 Wator-s,. secure. rent. ctc......
Wldron. IrYiug l.. 20 Mary \ Chisholm " i022
L"Xlngton-aye 3 rs........................,
Wall John Z. = the Mutual Tifo Insurance 60 y,
Ncw-York. n 9Ith-st 40 f. - lst-avo. de-
mana ....................
Wicks Jao - r. % Ilisn :. Hem nwav n ~ cor.
ner MadisCn-ave and l3ist-st / ear.........,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
As TO THE NEW SCHOOL BILL.
30 THE TEACHERS OPPOSE Ir A. s WHOLE AZ
EnloArInN cnMMl..loNLE. NILM.

30 THE TEACHERS OPPOSE or As W1IoLE"-A%
EprctrioN roMNrssloNEEs VIEWS
Thor Seems - DE much diversity of opinion 1
educational CIRCLES 81 th,f city ~ to $50 tho mo
pubNc-schooi teachers really oppose tho cowpfomf"
Educatlonll bill. as whole no. The bill passed
tn Assembly with an overwhelming mdj,rity and
now awaits action by IA" Senate. There seems To-
BE little doua. that The teachers opposed to one
feature Of the bnl AMI hat b. the a~et power given
10 division slParin;onIouts Tn" almost unanimous
sentiment among the teachers IS TIA. the proposed
gupcr.ntrnC'.'r have too much power ~ the re
Ino.a Of teachers and that thr latter should have
more chance for appeal ASIDE from this f'at-
urc however. 81 Is a question whether or not the
teachers of his city are opposed to the so-cliled
compromise blL Il H. q limited an sides tn3t
some legislation tending 20 bring jhe government of
the schools up to IA modern STANDARD should hr had,
and T. this COMPROMISE iii Is not pa s3ci this fcf-
sion f. is not liS,ly that any acton VIII be taken
for some time 20 come. The meeting OF the school
nspc. tors and trustees which was held in Gram
mar School No. g. IN M,dlson-aye. ard liehty-nIih-
st.. Wednesday right has been regarded as showing
the tac Endorsement Of ~iIe compromise b. b. the
majority OF The inspectors and trustees. OF thu
twenty four boards Of Trustees in the city on.y
ten were represented. and OF the 10 trustees only
p attended the meeting. OF the p inspectors only
> were present IT is true that the meeting was
called short notice but after allowing for this
the exceedingly small proportion Of these school
officers present the meeting significant.
4 number OF Commissioners Of Education were
seen by Tribune reporter and asked 80 give their
opinions IN reference to the Educational bill. The
general opinion seemed T. be that while the bill
had some objectionable features. yet as "A who'o.
it a good one and shoul be passed. The fact
that the school administration OF this city was in
n Gcpora5ie condition and sadly in need Of r.
organization could not b. denied and the belief
was expressed that e the compromise bill became
law TIE Objectionable features cou.d be eliminated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
THE MAYOR JOINED rnE socILYY

Hcraut VI. Kirotchjian. sccrctary-at-larsc o. the
Phil Armenian Association Of America, was az
the Mayors office yesterday to invite Mayor Siroag
70 become member OF The society Mr.. kiretch-
Jan told the Mayor that he would not be expected
to perform any active work in behalf Of the on
ganizat'on. An evidence OF Ia" Mas Or's sympathy
with the Armenlans under Turks rule VA ali
that they wanted President Seth Lc", the R-v.
Or. Henry Y. Satterlec. the Rev. DR.. g. II Park
hurst, the Rev Dr. Lyman Abbott ana Tho Rcv
A. d. r Hamin had their names on the rolls The
Mayor told ar. Kirotchjinn that he "ad no OBJ
lection 10 becoming member and the Armenian
secretary "a -laree put the Mayors name DOWN
Mr. Kretchjan wore fez yesterday, which he
did not don in the presence Of the Mayor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
yoryG rrorLrN ENTERTAINING

The young people of loy Trinity church. Hlr-
I'm. hav. b.cu preparing i'r number OF weeks for
their annual entertainment, o. bee given on the
evening OF April - at thu Harlem Opera House
.lu4c i,all They hope tAif y.Ar to give thDir
friends greater pleasure than th"y have at any time
i'm th. pA.t. Their undertaking g. a most ambitious
one Tncr. are to D.. Two performance the mis-
t.roc Rough" ani Onsnblch's "p',y't, The Blind
Rcgglrs.' More than srvenN persons Will take
bart in them, and, attlred IN the lross Of 10 Will
c'unfrv dance I'm honor Of Lord I.oveu AMI his
bride \ number OF children vii grace thu sccne.
and gathcrti around the M1,pllc. VIII present 4
pr.t,y picture Inc money made VIII b. devoted
+, cntri'Ibls work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

The iury in the case OF Mrs Catherine NJ Stott
against Addison J. Churchill. proprietor OF the ST
George Hotel before Chief Judge DAILY, In the Court
O, Common Pleas returned verdict in her favor
yesterday for 5000. Mrs. Stott sued TO recover
$4,000 for injuries sustained when the hotel elevator
fell from the fourth floor to the basement, in No
vember. 1892
Another suit against the New Manhattan Atm
let,c Club and Piqua Association is pending Yes
terday the Union Hill Brewery Company or New
ark N j., began action In the city Court 10 re-
cover $3.50 20 on beer furnished to the club.
The clerk Of the General Term Of the supreme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

The police yesterday competed tho census o.
the city. The last books were turned in ~ head
quarters about 1879 in the morning. Th'Y were
from the Second Election District OF the Nth As
senbly District and the TWcnty-hfth Election Dis
trlct of the IVth Assembly District. All the books
have been forwarded 10 the Hcalta Department.
The census was begun by the police three weeks
ago AS many police as there are election dis
tricts, l,4, were used az cnumera tors. The Board
OF Health Is making up the returns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
TEINSITLANYLC TRlTELLERS.

Among the passengers arriving here yesterday on
fin. North-Gcrman Lloyd steamer Lain. from
Eremen were g. T. Dewey. Bcrtram Won Damn,
DR. and Mrs. H. f. Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Tro"bri Han. Dr. l.. NJ. Taylor Wilbur +.
stone ard Dr William f.. " egg".
The Rhynland of the Rel Star Line. from Antwerp.
hroI,hi among her passengers the Rev and Mrs.
a. Milne. Hermann Ioller and W. Miller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
FOR STEALING From Mt. EARRTMORF.

John Mccarthy. the young man who was ar
rested Wednesday night on a charge OF stealing
a ruby and diamond scarfpin from Maurice Barry
more the actor, in Broadway cable car was
brought before Justice Smms in the jefferson
Market Court yesterday morning AID held in 5000
bail for the action Of the Grand Jury. Nj. Barry
riding downtown In the and Nc
Carthy stood directly in front Of him the plat
form. The latter was reading newspaper ana
kept IL close up 10 Mr. barrymore. Suddenly the
actor missed his pin and he az once had Mccarthy
arrested The pin was not found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
FINAL DECREE FOR THE BANK.

Judge Coke in the United States Circuit Court,
yesterday decided that he lien Of the American
Exchange National Bank on lS,JO shares of tho
capita! stock OF the Northwestern Guarantee Loan
COMPANY OF which the Mime po.is Trus; Company
is receiver, is valid. The shares represent S~lV".
The bank he'd Judgment IN the State o. Minnesota
against the company, which the receivers had dis
puted The ina. decree OF Judge Coke makes the
American Exchange NatiOna. Bank me absolute
owner OF the 1850 shares OF the loan guarantee
company. and renders the claim OF the receiver
void.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

rEcnEnEn MonrGAGEs.

H@'.rr saw ave- ami l5iist. d"maol . sl5s;
h'"n M'i''i H., n " - o,la ave-, CAR. II sol
'r'G' l,,.cr vs., Eniagt AMI lo'st., ,SSr. 200
H,-' Nl'p ,'c ana Elmer, fiar, yours ,25o
Iluui.r stock. Alexander am Wltr 90 simon -
I,rrnneira,f. ilG'h-st go O. W If "ih-a'r' .
c'nV Mu.aa L. ct al. 10 caa,'r. /. Colby.
Crawford Francis. - Wliiam Ranhin. i~'h- ,.
r. i5p n ot Columbus ave. Yca's....-..- l'o"
co,le Ho-. NJ 81 al. Ia James Fay. corner 49,
p7Irash john T. ami vie 10 Jacob - Euter
= y ilsth-st. 49, II Of Grand Boulevard. -. -.
p"Ii"morc ca,hlrinc T., Rachel vosc. guardian.
Nos l25 - East 49,, > yc"rs ~ -, -"'
I'rcll,lo. 22'l-st. 1iNd It OF d'ha'", : -.
Ersic,n. Rachel ami another T., Bertha Goodman
y Ialthst 700 20 of 9TH ave. years. ...-. -"
SANE 10 SAM; i3nhst ~ . % of shave o
Farrr Charles and auoihrr Louis Kirsch. VS. -
Iewi~ft i@) It Of psla1.cy 81. a MAT ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
coNrEsTiNG AN ENGLIsHMAN's WILL

A contest has been begun IN the Surrogates court
over the will Of John Horspool. EnglisAman'
u,ho ,va5 =, M 23l IVES, hun d-and-twentN-
fourth-st and left an estate of about Si5.P~ Ills
vii was executed on March 81 1899. the executors
named being E. Luther Hamilton and Marx 1. CoX'
The probate Of the will IS contested by JohN hoTS-
pool the nephew and son of Rowland HorspooL OF
England who died at Nottingham. England IN
1892 after having been married three n ne rn
land and are now dead. one brother James JONI
Horspooi, went 20 Tasmania ard has not been
heard Of in twenty-five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
DEATH or MRS MANY 4. CLARK.

Mrs Mary A. Clark died suddenly wednesday
at her home. No II Bank-st. scventy-sX years oid.
Mrs. Clark was a native of New-Nork and IlVei
here all her lfe. Shc a woman OF great hrm-
ness of character a stanch friend ana a lover OF
how country Her husband who survives her. John
W. Clark and her sons-Captain FRANK NJ ana
~ W. II. Clark served during the Rebe'loh IN the
Union Army. and are well and iaNOrdDIy hhOwn IN
the Grand Army OF the Republic.