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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
DECISION AGAINST CAPTAIN EAklNS
A WRIT or MANDAMUS DENIED-JUDGE BiSCHOff
HOLDS THAT CHARGE WAS PENDlNE
AGAINST TIE OFFICER WHEN HE AP-

a WRIT or MANDAMUs DEN1ED-JuDGE BisCHOff
HOLDS THAT a CHARGE WAS PENDING
AGAINST THE OFFICER WHEN HE APP
Piled FOR RETIREMENT
Indigo RischoT Of the Court OF Common Pleas,
has denied the application of Police Captain Joseph
g. Eakins for a peremptory writ OF mandamus 10
compel the Police Commissioners to retire him from
the force with a pension. The motion to restrain
the Commissioners from proceeding with the ula
of CAPTAIN Eakins abandoned by counsel upon
the argument for the writ.
The Judr" in his opinion says that under the 81
partisan Police the retirement of police oiilcer
upon his application is mandatory upon the Board
OF Police II the officer shall have served upon the
force for a term of twenty-five years ana there
shall be mo charges against him. Captain takihs
had served on the force for Twenty-Five years. lie
made his application for retirement. which was
refused upon the ground that there were charges
pending against him the time his Application
was made. Complaint in writing had been made
against the captain by the Society for the IRE
vention of Crime on May IS last for alleged deln-
ouency with regard to the suppression OF eVli re.
sorts in his precinct, which was referred 10 one OF
the Commissioners Captain Eakins presented MS
application for retirement on May ~; forihai
on MAY q last in behalf of the society i0r the
Prevention of Crime. and on that very day the di,
pication of the captain for retirement was dehlcn
The question before the Court was Whcther the
comp.aint of the society constituted Il pchuliS
charge within the meaning of the act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
CHANGESAT TIE PLATTSBURG SUMNER SCHOOL

On account OF sickness in the teaching STAFF Of
the Catholic Summer School at Platsburg. there
will be when the school opens. on July 7. some
changes from the published programme. Father
Ualplne IS still confined at ST. Vinccnts Hospital
with erysipelas from which he Is slowly recovering
and his retirement is final The Rev. NJ G. Doonan
will deliver only five OF the ten lectures In the
course OF philosophy. George Parsons Lathrop
wlthdraws from the OF English literature
and his pace will be supplied by the Rev Hugh T.
Henry OF Overlook Seminary. Philadelphia. Nine
Lemcke has been invited TO give a two weeks
course In domestic economy. and has accepted
Brother Potamian. known In England DR.
O'Reilly will from London TO lecture on
science.
The Administration Building has been completed
and the lectures. formerly delivered In the Opera
House will he given In the new assembly hall. The
grounds have been laid out for crOquet, tennis and
other games. and the beach the lake has been
got ready for boating bathing and fishing. The
American Canoe Association viii hold It's annual
meet at Buff Point. August to %. adjoining the
/ grounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
MR. ROOSEVELT TALKS TO INSPECTORS
THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE ENClSE LA"-iHD
IERs FAII. TO PROVE CHARGES OF
ACISMAII.

President Roosevelt summoned Acting Chef Con-
lin and Acting Inspectors Cortrght. BROOKS ana
McCullagh before him at Police headquarters yes
terday morning and had something to say TO them
about the enforcement of the excise law last sun
day The police made 26s excise arrests the laIS-
est number ever made Sunday before MT.
Roosevelt told the Acting Chief and Inspectors that
he was pleased with their work. "The law GER
tainy was better enforced last Sunday than IL had
been for some time past. he said. Il am very
well satisfied with the efforts you are making 10
compy with the law. Now want you 10 90 sun
better next Sunday. Keep right on ard enforce
the law as rigidly you can the president
instructed Acting Chief Conin to report to nm
which captain makes the largest number OF excise
arrests next Sunday. and also the captain in whose
precinct the smallest number is made
Roundsman Michael 4. Downs and Patroneh
KERN j. I.ark.n and John Kenny were placed on
trial before President Roosevelt, yesterday alter
noon These are the officers accused of lcyynS
blackmail on East Side push-cart pcdlcrs ihere
were nearly fifty witnesses for the deiehNhh'7 +;
many of whom were police officers. The accused
men were all attached to the Dtarccy-st station
al the time the charges were made The Only VII
nesses who appeared against thcm were TWO J.. d'is
named Israel Rajinski OF No. 81 iiest"r-st., anu
Noritz Schickman, of No. Is Ludlow 81. Their 'N4-
dance however. was Of such character thdt no
case was made out against the accused Officers, anu
the case was adjourned indefinitely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
REAL ESTATE.
pr-srNrss At THE EXCHANGES.

Tho crowd in front OF William Kennedy s'anu
Of the broadway salesroom yesterday Witnessed
the most exciting and rapid bidding Tor pa'ee' "
property that was ever known on the iioo. - VIZ
salesroom The property Is known as NO. % DIV
cry sx-story brownstone building on s,x.stoTy
brick building. on lot I79xi9 which was 2raered
bv the court to be sold In partition proceeumss' ~
tie suit Of Macmillan Toch against se, Hs in ,lga
Toch and others The properly pn mns "a but the de-
feniants contended the properly was not aps hd
advertised and resale was as oowed by one Of
Sso and then by bids Of $500 until $500 was
reached waen Alfred Blum became the ,,a ouye ns
There were twenty-five bids made and the time
occupied in dsposng OF the property was less man
proc S %o s.
story brick building lot sn ,sp moS 10
on OF and tHe smar proceedngs No @ East
eghth-st ivestory brick tenement ot ~ ~
,ioD ~ No 81; East Seventy-hfth-st.. hvestory
brownstone fiat. lot 0xlo22. to j. I. Nia'@' io'
smyth & Ryan sold No. no West onecnun SwsI
andhrty StnnDa to the
Wastm lot TO also E Berg Si Tor for under
proceedings NS $50 E@ss dweas
lot issxlooiI. to the plaintiff. Napoleon T. Aleu-
Bryan l.. Kennedy sold No. 90 West Eghty,ninth-
st four-story brick fat known as The pa Dayies-
ford lot sx 70 c6 sold ander No
60, Park.a%e.. four-story brick dwelling, on lot
iSsxsi, to the plaintiffs. William C. stuart and
At the Liberty Street Exchange. r. Y. Harnett d
Co sold No 5l9 East Eighty -fourth-st., three
story brownstone dwelling lot l69xlg2 TO James
c. Perkins, for $500 ,.
Nos 49, Ill and 43 West Fortysecond-st. opposite
Bryant Park. running through to Forty. thirdsi,
to syndicate. The lease is for first period
of thirty years. for n gross sum OF nearly
5000 900 The lease contains agreements loi
three options follows for the lcssees to buy the
Zee of the land al "A stipulated price; to take the
renewal for thirty years for the owners or the
land to purchase the building at stipulated price
The lessees will sxteen-story Office bu'id-
Ing.
Smyth * Ryan sold at the broadway Real Estate
Salcsroom, thirtyfour lots belonging 10 me estate
OF David Mcleod In the Twenty third Ward. In
Sedgwick Summit and ogden and Bremen ayes
The sale realized ssl, $50
has sold for Henry Abel the ve-story Hat south
west corner Of Sixty-fourth-st. and Amsterdam
ave. 2jxlOO. for $1,000.
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Dnsfruction.
For Both Sexcs.-Citl

yu,o THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE
Sir: I am not much of n business man. ana LOT '"'
1900, proboblv like 70 think and putter Business
mon Won know never think they act nave KNOWN
mon 70 s,, down. ard pencil and paper hgure theh-
IT,, r4ch in n few minutes. And that Is az ar as they
over 20, toward riches There are men, aS' VINO N'o"
, ~ - odv.r,se--or think they do-and the first
,cus,on they reach that fools throw away thousn"s
y, dollars in advertisng and they will Just show the
= ho,, ., mako money instead of wasting it, And so
, eat, in and beat the fools end. And the worst OF
!, 10 and dislike TO shy this your face-they are
Generally nlaled by the newspapers. Now have never
COO, a newspaper that wouldn't encourage all Kinds oi
Wild advertising schemes long as IN" newspaper s''
tho b.n.n Newspapers-the best Of them; even res"u'
,,.oplies-v,l tell YOU that the only legitimate way 70
reach the thoughtful profitable public - 'rous" IN"
columns And some OF them encourage ''"'"'s
notices, n, n dollar a line and mo questions asked
uonestlv Mr. Editor think the reading notice iraui
,s one Of the unparlonable sins of journalism | wish
r ,as como law against It besides the moral law. and
,, overv newspaper that practises and encourages II
r.s fl, tho deem fathoms II buried. Selling
,es f., mere msdemeanor beside the crime OF selling
editorial opinion. go
This Is n lecture Now. Will go on with my 'nh
hoc,n by saving that business man. AMI for
mat reason like TO think and pu;ter And am think
ing NOW that IT has Just twenty dollars to be able
to give away books OF course. II the giving away
y, tho two hooks should induce fathers send their
two sons 10 my school. should very likely get my
money back and more too. But can depend on that
DO Won think It chance worth taking2 Come now. let
ne 10 honest with each other Do you really think that
this is profitable way advertise? Would you do 1t II
,ou were in my place? Honest. now.
When you write prepay the postage. and address
5. S. PACKARD
23d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20

gard 10 the Second Avenue Railroad Company
standing their horses on the corner OF tnniI
be looked into very carefully, as r gari tneIr
stationng their horses there as huIiahilai
act and while it may inconvenience one or Two OF
the ncghbors. the most of the occupants on ''.e
buildings around there are not IN oip9sltloh 10
|, al ali and the Second Avenue Railroad proposes
to go TO the Board Of Aldermen for permit HuI :
ing the hot months to give them the pElNllesc ui
koepinc a relay OF horses at that point, ana unul
then should be disposed to be very lenient 10 inc
poor horses
In concordance with the Mayors Wish' the nodiu
deferred action the complaints.
Detective John McGnnis. OF the Central ONCE
was commended for bravery in stopping runaway
horse at Broadway and feminist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
Real Getale for Grrbanae.

A six STORY Iron building downtown. all rrnisdt
"A equity for country place or private dwelling
". 4. GREENE. 56i Fifth-ave.
A pvERrisEAENTs AID SUBSCRIPTIONS ron
"A the NEw-i TRIBUNE VIII. III RE'
ChivEp AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE No. i,2A2 broad
way "a door north Of Thlr,, nrs,-s, ana ApvEn ";
Eigh,h-Avs.. corner ,ythirc st 10? sxthsySi
ls' roartha cor Fourteenhst go rhird-ave; Io0
Third ave- cor v.riy seventh.t iosd Third ave. near
ii2 coiumbu, ave- SO Avenue A. s?3 Third.ayc; ?ef
West Forty secondst Lsio Secondary bst Third-sve
1883 Thrdave: 2.05i Thd-avs between one hundred.
rndweltth and One-hundrci- and thirteenth sts: ido
broadway.
In brooklyn at so1 Fulton-st es cour,-s. q Broad:
way f. D.: 1883 broadway. tio7 Ewtou-st.. w ~ Z
.. m. at regular once rates. - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
WM;H.JACKS0N:&Q
$50 Broadway, Union ST. & 18th ST.
MAKE A SPECIALLY OF
Tiles, ADAPTED FOR
MnvhIoc OPEN FIREPLACES,
MoSaICs. WALLS & ''''*''
Finest Goods-Mnkers' Prices.
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THREE DIRECTORS RETIRE.

THREE DIRECTORS re liNE.
propc AVIATION OF THE BOARD OF THE NEW
YORK. sl-SQr'EHANNA AND wEsTERN-FINAN-
cIAr. AFFAIRS TO BE REfiABILiTArED.
ono of the results of the meeting of the directors
~ tho New-York Susquehanna and western RAIL
road Company on last Friday. ut which n H. mop
kins was selected president. became known yes'e'
aav when Alfred Suy. Horace W. Fuller anu
Charles Minzesheimer retired from the boaru oi
Directors The new board will consist OF a. Il"
uonSins Simon Borg. II. O. Armour. T. MCINTYRE
9 C. cnvler c. A. Hobart, Henry Sahuioru' nus
vel t.,dridre. H. T.. Plant. J. W. ogden ana u
" Young with ono vacancy. Messrs' HOPKINS
and Young filling two OF the places Ieit py the 'i'ee
retiring directors. Simon Borg Is eNpec''u " 00eP
the place OF chairman OF the Board.
director Of the company said yesterday: 1T
s true ,hat Messrs. Suiy. Fuller and Minzesheimer
c,u retro from the BOARD though their successor
have nor vet qualified. The financial dna,Is oi w,
~omnonv are also 10 he completely rchapith''u. !.
Is sim premature however, to make any statement
about this. -. =, &C.,. ,os.crI,v that
overv financial obligation Of the company mas peer,
fully provided for and mat 'he i"'''' ~ "
promptly met
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
Mem Dublicailons.
V'lIE FORUM

THE FORUM
for July Will contain article BY DR.. Max Noriau on
SOCIETY'S PROTECTION AGAINST DE
GENERATES.
Other notable articles Will Dee Discussion of the In
cnme-Tax Decision by Hon. Geo. r. E1munds. and
Assistant Attorney -General whitney; COINS Food fo
the C;ulible" by Professor J. Lawrence Laughln. o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
ORDAINED As PhESBYTERIAN MINISTER'S

In the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church last
evening two ncen,iates from the Union Theological
Seminary we're ordained They Joseph II.
Robinson. who has been preaching In the Atlantic
Avenue Chapel In Brooklyn. and Edward l.. Chi
chester. who has been the Rev. Or Thompson's as
sistant In charge OF Goodwill Chapel, IN East Fifty
frst-st The Rev. Jesse Forbes. Moderator OF the
Prcsbytery. presided Or. Charles Cuthbcrt Han
preached the sermon. The ordination prayer was
offered by the Rev. Dr. II. b. Chaplin. ard tho
charge TO the hcentiatcs was given by tho Rcv.
Charles l.. Thompson. pastor OF the Madison Ave
mn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
ROBERT 0RIU GOES TO CATSKTLL

Robert Gran who in cell in the Tombs
Tuesday night while having benefit performance
at the Academy OF Music. left here for Catskil
Yesterday in the custody of Constable Bates. He
is wanted for the alleged larceny of s2j from Mrs.
Lyon, OF the Silver Ash Institute. Of Catskil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
\ REPORT o> THE TRAFFIC AGREEMENT.

y E-f'ttl ~ mn ii'-N' ~
4 meeting IN secret u che southern Railway ani
Steamship Association was hell at tho waldorf
Hotel yesterday morning tn" committee ""ch
WAS appointed last week 10 r'vise The 'ri'Ar agree
incnt made - report only T." changes aii-
raar,l In The proposed agreement. ana the report
was ordered nlel AMI printed Copies 81 the report
VIII Dc distributed afnonE 'h" n.fo"f- q IN" az y,
ISOLATION and final action VIII i' taken upon X
AT fha utNf meeting. which 1911 lr hfH july -
Tho association VIII prob Dis adopt a. cont i.u'u.
contract allowing 'hr roads Interested tho NsNi y
withdrawal 80 place hos As yrt boon determined
upon for Tho JDiv meeting. II ID" AGREEMENT T.
r1r,at bv the Revision Committee g. adopted II
WIN go Into c0ect August mkt. ana continue
until July -, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
GDOD NEWS SERVICE hppRrCItrgD

Rochester. n. Y, June ls-An editorial In THE
Rochester Democrat C ronicc" io-day says:
In It's formal resolution TO maintain It's present
relations with The United Press the Southern
Press Association shows ats appreciation Of good
and reliable service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
PEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

To- taos s' @ of and ' sis to i Hs@SS
stSttins-aye, 5s2T (, n e Frssman-s, 52+s
loolN Irregular: George NJ Smith and vie .,n
vG I'c rac.; la., to ~ Jazz K 5'ase ~ 100
IIonman-st lot ~. map Union Hll. Powell . %,
ssm maj rr, perty Andrew Weller to scott brady.
Same property. Charles F MacL"an. referee to , ~.
naiey-a,e E - 10, =, map v o Cille,, 'ox75s
j. 3sc5o; Rosa Williams 10 Bridget Ella and osn
Ns q" dS s % 91 %c Iasa Terrace: n.Dn
yo rs. s 81 a9d dr % M" Ms. Ds sc6ies
v 'sgr y, YS ~ ard No x pikcs also no io5
Eas, Iroadwav >. part. Joseph n Colligan and
WE +, William MuIl.san ,...........,....: 20"
Mary \ Tll1,son ct al to Isna'z Schlinser =.
s5,i..,. e. 10, s., same map: same to Joseph
81, ana VIM VIM. .i FaE' ., ixioo Isaac
Mayor et al to Herman Mascmann.
i iarich ~ hudhasn 0 and i' wife to f Eliza
lo'l-.,. n $ 100 It 4 Park,ave. 25sioo.ii' 90 "a
soph, Muller August Helmeckc ......:.:.... ESQ
ri,s' 80 o. Henri With 70 Anne Goa berg
o., .nfy i"lnss ave- 10Y. i'0'
ln'ii lyman and Henry SOM and wives 70 % o..
ls,G., n - Is T, " or I-nos.ave' 25xeo Ii;
Herman Ma'emann to Julius Flci'chnann and
1874, ~, n =. ioo +, " II Alsxanier-avc i25x
10. ph,ba hap"ye to Thomas orm's, u,1o 5000
Anna T Dale /, clarence N Fowler .,.;,...;,
INKS r.f1q.e - james II Morrpw. 80. 1870
ras. e. rrl,.~ reftree 70 James Il Morfow $500
.,,r. ''''' 5000
Wnahugf O. .ns.. - n - lGSth-si. lsx
ipp. Rose S.lferI Lena Seiferi. .............
Wet 10Th s. West sth-st. idi1ill;
samuel IIai 70 ca,harinc. $ Hali........aa,;;c;:
aee rsl,, . rnwf.nce - samuel vcrpianck' % so
iop = u ist-avr. .5X9N3. Mary
/. Islfmry.r Emma \ Nansaun. ...........
c,S.asc = " corner VA #, :a6Hso. Louise LANCE
- Drinplan" Brown .................... o5.p
Ems, u,i referee. t. Thsmas 4 Mcin,yre 1870
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Icdthcro.

f,OfJ.EGE PREPARATION. instruction for cond.
" toned students during summer.
vAtN CARTER. 80 West h5th-st.
(oiL.E1E GRADUATE, who has proved his ability %
" govern city boys without undue friction, wants posi-
'"n IN good school In or near New-Yurk. Address
'bl..EGE Lac broadway.
AN STIRNHER0, collcg" Professor prepares rapidly
- Tor Regents and all colleges Illgheat references
Moderate terms ti3 East 5.l-ri.
TUTOR. -Four successful experience In Latin
and English branches; college preparation speciality
AA&ss J. 7. DORMAN. "A. H.. Ill Park Place brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20

Baltimore. Juno - The directors ~ ihe Htlil'
more anl ohio Railroad to-day decided - pay tho
customary dividend 90 per cont ga %" business
for the SIX months ending juno 20 on the preferred
stock Of 3D.. company. Tho statement ~ 'hr f"-
coipis fDr N1y shows net increase = N-'''N
For Tho eleven months 'ri'i May - me- re-. lr'
,..re SnslNN-f So AGAINST So ,St.nlt IN flSN IN"
expenses for 1856 were $40 80 49, AMI Tor lNF Ni-
47os.g. showing net decf't.~ % receipts over cx-
prnses II $,-i.i,t
II D. autioritatvely denied that there Il any
truth IN the statement hat James sloan. ir.. ~
baltimore. resigned cnnirran 81 the Flnfnc"
Committee OF tho Board ~ the Baltimore AMI OHIO
Railroad bocauie OF friction between himself ana
tho executive ~ the company. Mr. sloan resigned
from the committee during he temporary absence
iu Europe. in order That his place might b" tom
porarily illel during his absence a is usual IN
such eases There differences between
Afr Sloan and he other members OF The Board
a. 20 the passing ~ the dividend. their action
being entirely unanimous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
-..1.ncns nr c1,rr1NG pAssENGER RITES

Charges have been filed. it was learned yesterday
with Chairman Farmer. Of the Passenger commit
too of the Trunk Line Association. accusing the Eie
1 81 ~ ehi,h valley roads with cutting rates from
a ai ~" i,ar. AMI Euffalo TO Now-York. The cuts
nnDt,nt is ALLEGED 20 g on each uchrt, anu ~
resent a violation Of the casi Douhu p"9S'"o'' ""
,,.r, ,tlouttl In January last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
rrrNRnrD MORTGAGES

csao william c q" a, to ,ae IS{@ aso Mo''
cart Ge.ts. T.; Norris Kahn and another. oooo
So ISL i-'.ayc. years ......-.............. 1000
Christie. David and VT 70 LYMAN SOM ami an
other. io'th-s' 3o II " x Columbus-ave o-o
cur ian anl ~',c 70 charles l. Adams n
corn.r Mati,,e ana i4rh..t. demand No.. Loo
Fir. Michael Il "a t. DEP Foster de- - oo,,
Farrell re ~ +. Peter p.cls'r i.,~, I'm 5000
rnn william =. e, al - William Rau. No $50 .~,
G'iln'rs Annie 70 il with 30 90 Pii'-s, 100,
G-.r',z rl,,ic. e ri to Charles Masso,h n
3sn.., :; n y 5i-a,c 2 years .......,... 10000
'a Mary corner pn .ayS anG o7 tg%"f
, 5 B. S'q %s nni WIRE t; ;,s T'cFeN Van COCO
"9 F5cS Sn1 c2ohT YORK tx the NS s,h.
rocr Go1 gs ' W. AMI y' wIfc to N. Metropolitan
Sn'nrs Bank. corner Washington and Ire ,oooo
TIsrl,r' Martha b . Mary \ Huffman. ~
iSh' go r. " q 7h,"yo /. p9r "a, ana %"
2s1 Mcqr,,rst. demand. moI,s.fe' $4,000
curri"r Co., ii2d-st. i2i.6 n . q sth-ave. de-
Ks,chsm Hamilton. AMI VIZ TO E c Ieli. IS 49,,
ruion-aye. So II n Il l3ithsi. demand. 1000
MeGlnnls. owen and another 70 Charles T Muir
ave and Travcrs-st years. Observation-Disclosures. 500
NJ" %aS 6 7 2 a'f S" OF raar .'eG'y yeir
McAleenan. Alvina Y. and another the Emit
grant Industrial Savings Bank. No BOO Ithave. $500
Napier Joshua " and wife to S II stone and nm.
other trustees, NJ | King-st. 49,. 1900
Potter. Frederick c. and another 10 Jane Potter.
eNecurlN. Prcscott-aye. 1872 II . OF Bolton
Road demand ..................... lWC
E'mrlius. Joseph and vie Simon T. Bern
E"irer and another. n iooth-s;. ~ II ~ CO.
Iumhusavc. demand Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Ryan. Bridget ct nj 10 Rosa Williams. > Bailey
ave lot =. map ~ William - Giles. = 100
Susiman. John : and wife the trustees ~
Jackson $ schultz No Columbus ave years 2oooC
walter. Elizabeth. t. l. ! Garland. g Beach-ave.
$50 It Of Datcr-st. demand ............... $500
With. Henry J. 10 Henry Drcyer. No - Column
hlhSf ! yfhlN BbW
lcsky. David. ana wife - the East River Saw
ings Institution. HouatOn-st. - 10 II Of
Avenue = 5000
Ehrgott John +. and wife Franklin Woodruff
= porls-aNe 2o3.li II n u Wcstchestcr-ave,
mortgages. Years ...................... 0Oo
ellis. William and wife To- Isaac Butler. lot 2SS
map McGmw estate years.. ................ loo
Jones. Joseph H. and arr Their Samuel Inslcc
corner 2l-st and loth-avc. year. ......... ISN
Rulius George. and another TO Frank + Vetter
lots II and Is. map part Hunt estate years. lsn
Sullivan. Annie To Michael brennan and another
corner "a IT and iith-ave ycars........... lsN
Williams. Thomas and wife 10 Mary Carroll
lot o7. map Hunt estate years. ............. iso
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1nstruttion.
TKINITY COLLEGE.

'I'RINIrY COLLEGE.
be i GGa at 'he 'i s'he No. 90 WI hs
gs n6 ' M.n n ans Tas sy"r n a 2h sj
m Aes'ln aii Ifsoaomgi1y p N" ha hr,,me :;
and Geometry. ,, m.. Enslish. .,.,-
fifteenth gear bring testimonials Of good moral char
acer. Caalorl,. containing specimens q Examination
to 'n@ secretary Of , F@eay Trniy cesse Hartford.
Conn. GEORGE WILLIAMSON SMITH
Hartford. Conn. June /. 1905
For Boys and Young Mcn.-Clty.
'socroN n,sNEss iNsIrrTEmA day ",hoo for
meni Of the YOUNG Mems Christian Association Unusual
advantages For prospectus apply 10 WALDO H. SIEK-
MAN. Eluca,i nal Director. - East &'d-st Ncw-Yor.
ID srrhe head master VIII b. at the school building
from 70 u a in daily un June -: .r at any after
SUMMER scnocI Ens, toh IT,. e, .,ude",s aesir
HERMAN pnIsI.En A. M
UNTnT TIE NEW S 9o XXI r Sil schooi,
ceroc.. d 10 IT, '9 ' q r ne css and scnn,
s,1eeIs 's %"d q 81 lei:epsl sco. wTio@ Fur
nouncement mailed on application TO tho Secretary.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
I 5ath year mofilng End la, pupils Classical. scen
joNxTnsN DicKINsoN. ,iwX, ~ J, is,I,ocp,I;;
for Both Scxcs.-Country.
CLINTON Liberal INSTITUTE & MILITARY ACAD-
" EMi. Foigr FiAi: y. Y.-Ono"r detailed from u.
D. a cocducntioiIi tOmpfsrs
seminary with four coufncr. collegiate Literary and
Musical tlNu Engineering scientific :" flttlng School
fo any College. School ~ Fine Arts, Music n'lano
Violin Voice. under supervision Of foreign traoner Eo
cutlon. school 81 business Training. All
departments open Cadets Main building complete as
n fne hotel IN furnishings elevator. steam. rns campus
ria Gymnasium. Overlooking IN" Mohawk Valley
English Freq. pou' NJ J. MICHAEL. Prcsi
LAsr GHEENwIorI AcAprMY.
Founded 1899 Both scses. ON %ariasanset' Iiny steam
heat and electric light Endowed Twelve courses $40
year. Sept. TO- Write for illustrated catalogue.
h. d. BLAKESLEE. y. u. PRINCIPAL,
.- --- '..- East Greenwich. II. /