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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-06-27
ANNOUNCED IN PARLIAMENT
2
WAS THE RESIGNATION OF THE
ROSEBERY MINISTRY YES
TERDAY.
SALISBURY CONSENTS TO FORM
A NEW CABINET.
Lord Rosebery Makes the Announcement
to the Lords-Sir William Har-
court Communicates the 1nfor-
nation to the Commons.

London, June 24.-The resignation OF
the Rosebery ministry was announced i'll
the house of parliament today and it is
officilly announced that Salisbury was
asked and has consented to form new
cabinet. The various Conservative agents
throughout the country nave received no.
tice to prepare for an immediate dissolu-
ton of parliament. There were four peers
in the house of lords when the premier,
Lord Rosebery, rose at 3:45 p. III. to an
nounce the resignation of the cabinet. The
Prince of Wales, the Duke of York and
the Duke of Cambridge sat on the cross
benches. The Marquis of Salisbury was
absent at Windsor, where he had gone to
answer to the command of the queen. The
galleries were crowded with people and a
were present in order to hear the state
ment of the retiring premier.
lord Rosebery, amid great silence, said:
81 desire to make brief statement,
which, the house undoubtedly anticipated,
as the vote of the house of commons of Fri
day, which was practically vote Of
censure to the secretary of war on n
question of national defense, Immediately
there had been laid before the house u
great scheme for military organization,
the government felt it their duty to place
their resignation in the hands of the
queen; the designations were accepted
and the government will only hold office
until their successors are appointed"
The Earle of GranbroOk, Conservative,
said that Marquis of Salisbury had de-
sired him to say he wished the house to
adjourn tomorrow.
Lord ROsebery remarked that there
was only one very important bill, the seal
fisheries, which should be preceded with
and he expressed the hope that it would
pass all its stages today. The seal fish
cries bill then pass its first reading.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
nuNr couNrY NorARIEs.
senator ]. y. shcuan sabmits HIS
tAst

senator J. n. shenih Submits His
lAst.
A,,s,tn no. NJ, 90 p,.,,. ,,,n,
he Sonnd M ist nf r,r,cs N, ,1,,,tt ~.
to ,hn sn,. , Ia. W s m,,,v' 'V'''s.s.vu
fiu fo,fnn,atIos H. HIM ,,,,.,,
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Is NeaJ = n Tarr ~ Grnhhs n
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Ityrd / - Sitsrbcrrv lseric It"a,ohert
~ T. MciriIe n ii newton II
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
CHICAGO. March rs.

CHICAGO, March ".
The .rimcs- Ilernid says.
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mentary evidence that II is alleged
would have removed the stain OF the
,,nr,,, ~ co,sn,,,,y "a aasosatnato
'e'''N'
Abraham Lincoln rom the hs"'' VI
Mary 10. surratt, This woman. who
auff,r,a death on the charge preferred
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John w, Clampitt OF Highlahd fst"'
In whose possession was the evidence
ha..h, ninit, ,vn,,,a havc ireatorol hor
-, - ~, 4, ~, nas.
koou name anu SHOWN lhat ~ '"e f"'
sion OF that time an innocent person
hha h,en aa,rlae.d
~, ,,,.,,t,, h,a
f'' lh'rtN years WI N''upp''' "
been collecting evidence ana data ana
had IL so complete. he believed, that
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, ,,,,i,, N n,' "e,'5' X, cam. 1hc fre
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place the apeuhehA th't nhu ur.n
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

Local Bin Day. ana Number Q, Them
Passed.


Austin. March - Local bill day, aud
the nrst biil brought before the house
il that authorizing new charter for
the city NJ Houston, Mi Kennedy of
unrris, engineered II TO third reading
and II was passed.
Hon. n. NJ T., seal was Invited 10 seat
within the bar OF the house
on motion OF Mr.. Robbins house bill
No. GGs, nxing The time for holding the
cotirf IN the F0rty-slSth judicial DIS
trlnt was eugrosaod and pared on third
House bill No. 900. Increasing the civil
Jurisdiction OF the county court OF Col
lad. was paaHcd.
on motion II Airi feagln senate BIZ
No. g0i, authorizing Houston East ana
Weut Texas railway company 70 lease
Houston and shreveport railroad was
passed.
House bill $40. 10 diminish the Grim
inal and civil iur lsdieuon OF Ansei'na
county was passed.
cennty 10 ire list Of counties exempt
"a FROM the provisions of the act re-
ouiring butchers ana slnughterers Of
cattle 10 give bond, was. on mailon or
Mr.. Cooke. tPopl passed.
House bill. No. 800 for the reliet o.
John A. Capieu. purchaser or Andl
carhoated 10 the state, The judgment or
esol AT being later reversed. was en-
rhA lin nuthorlfeF treasurer 10 reim-
burac 10 Caplen fioe6i5.
on motion of Mr., OrRiiam house bill
No. c55 granting neg charter TO the
city % Austin. waa enErossea
Ex-Goysrnor r. r. hneelsf and ex-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

stale Senator j. H. Traylor were invit-
ed 10 seats within thu bar Of The house.
House bill No. 613. authorizing fecrc-
iary OF state 20 furnish snmmerviiie
COUNT with ali necessary LAWS and re-
ports OF tho supreme court and the
courts " criminal and clvil appeal.
was, on motion OF MIR. Morrison, taken
up and onErosred.
Mr., Spillane's bill. authorizing GER
tam amendments 10 the charter q the
city OF Galveston, was engrossed,
House bill No. ~ restoring criminal
AMI civil Jurisdictian &c county court ot
Liberty, jefferson and Atascesa was
read the third tine and postponed until
next Saturday,. Notice waa given thht
Medina county would be added TO the
list Mr.. Martin of Kinney, serving the
notice for Mr. Burmeister, who was not
prcaent at the time,
The house adjourned TO $50 Monday.
BILLS.
By R,iger OF Dallas (hy reaueau, To
tax Photographers doing business In
moving cprs IN tho state,
H. Beall OF Mean. Auti tiiging COM
missioner OF genera! land office 10 issue
to the heirs OF $. II. Carter patent To-
the north half and southeast quarter
OF section No, .. block No. |, Fisher
/ county, az surveyed by the s. A. and
N. q. railway company and set apart
Tor the benCnt OF the state school fund,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
RAIL NOT GUILTY.
Such Was the Verdict Returned by the
Jury Yesterday.

Goldthwnlte, Tex, March a3--Nlrs,
S. H. Horton. widow of DR., y, r. Hor-
ten, who recently died at NARROW l.
T.. LEFT yesterday to make her home
with her daughter In oregon.
Rev. q. Lille Smith OF Whitosboro has
been In town as an attached witness
In the Glass case, and while here de
livered two very interesting sermons
at the Christian church.
The Rail case was given TO the jury
at 10 o'clock yesterday. They returned
a verdict today Of not guilty.
A jury was selected In tho Glass case
and all was ready for taking evidence
when II was announced that witness
from Eastland county was az his hotel
sick with mumpS. The judge sounded
the jury, attorneys and court officers
ON the question OF mumps, when II APP
reared that many had never been
favored with this lnfhntlle disease.
Judge blackburn remarking that he
had never been vnccinated for humps
declared the case continued to the
September term,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

The drandcst Ever seen in ,he South
a. Annnla.

Aunrta, Ga. March 23.-The amnse,
mani committee of the Cotton states
and Inter- ational Exposition met to-
dav and considered elaborate plans i9I
a Historical carnival TO be presented
al the opening night
Tic anhieosl Will Include Ponce uf
Leon. Ogleihorpc, De soto anu nun
-, AZ hiatoricai acsnes, The committee
asis me city council the chamber Of
commerce and the press 10 cn-operaic
10 make the carnival the Erandeni
ever seen IN thu South
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

ton prevailed that an extra session OF
the Texas legislature be held during
the state convention at Hillaboro In
May. Dr. lSellar. Mrs, Calhoun and
Miss Henderson were appointed to ar
range for the session,
The following resolution was unanl-
mously adopted:
Resolved. by the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Of Texas In eNccu-
tive session assembled, that In Wow OF
the earnest EFFORTS OF the press Of the
state FOR the better protection Of the
home In It's advocacy of the age OF con-
sent bill. we tender the editors our
thanks, assuring them Of our gratitude
and prayers Re It further
resolved that copy OF this rcsolu-
ton be furnished the leading papers Of
the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
l. |. U. EXECUTIVE MEETING
|rERDINGs OF THE MID-WlN-
Inn EXECUTIVE SESSION.
InlTTEEs TRANSACT MUCH
3lPORrANT BUSINESS - THE
IRTHcoAhNG SESSION or THE
flE CONVENTION - THANKS
THE PRESS.


nlivlnter meeting Of the exec
wmmlltee OF the state Woman's
aa Temperance Union was held
AY. NJ. c. A. parlors Thursday,
.H Inst. Mrs. Helen NJ. Stoddard,
lni Of the state union. presided
aeeihg was called to order at
md after devotional exercises the
iiilee Proceeded TO business. Two
ulcers. one division president
wen department superlntendents
Resent The recording secretary
llaent the corresponding seere-
na chosen to act. Mrs. Bceca
q ind Dr., Kellar were appointed
Wiling committee.
ane for holding tie next annual
silon was discussed. Mrs. CAL
moved that the convention be
Nay Instead of June. This was
a BY Mrs. Patterson, thu date Of
va TO be- May 10 60 20, the first
ny DAYS for executive sessions.
fltlary rend letters from ten
,nlof the committee suggesting
'oddard us delegate 10 the
eonvenuon. which meets In
England, June ~. Although
lad been no previous caucus
Animent seemed to he unani-
laNor VI Mrs. Stoddard ON
'o,lng by ballot was dispensed
~ Mrs. Stoddard was enihus-
elected by reclamation, 10
sne responded very graciously
w me ladies' Tor the honor of
ainence and est ecm.
J. snaneial MANAGEMENT OF the
|IEni ulp 10 London was placed
Nanqs Il the corresponding sec
[ ne being Instructed TO write
I ~ union FOR funds.
! sslr moved hat after cores
WIN oil.er members, the pres
snas one to MI the place. she tC
M wired to appoint her alternate
\ vas rehd from Lieutenant
ter DR. Kellar moved tina
nty write n letter OF apprecln
A'. Jester, thanking him foI
s'and he has taken In rcgar'
wv, rW o. the fact that pr. Grac'
1 ',r was at one time u member -
n, aa1.l'l'Iee, Mira. Calhoun was In
Y ~ Nrlte n letter OF condolenc
l. hi ,'l,fths mother. 4 chain let
sad by tho secretary. the oh
IN ~ sais letter being to raise IN
q nl OF the state TREASURY. o.
N "a, eliS Patterson the sccretnr
III N, .Ied TO send It out, Tn
Presented hill from Mir,
\ ~ III o ler her expenses while In tn
VII M Ns'opor The committee rof
~ n u the residence Of Atrl
III 50 Logon. where nm cleFan
n sb,,sss served Aftcr two hour
~ ly apent with the ladio
IA a,an eal w. c. n. T. and u
IN S.N The Cumberland PreshS
',h ''' The committee resume
4 H. l.,ss,,s, OF the auditing commlttf
m Il and n motion made ths
II ,essns"wn on the treasury Z,
I n tlnsst uue. also recommendln
ladssr9si tho bin presented y
enisa Wns presented for hi
4 lcl,,.. llnment Extra SeislC
!. Phi N ure," which met with u
-e committee, and M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

Aurlin. March 23-A largc excursion
Of about 800 people. ladies ana gcntlc-
men. went up the lake this afternoon
In the Bon Hur ms the guests OF Lieu
Jester, corFIsung Of
Legislators ana Legislative HttachrH. Of
nrials and citizcns ~ Austin.
Mayor Rose Of the department OF In
surancc turned nearly $1,000 today into
the state treasury account Of ooeupa-
tiou taxes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

Austin, Tex, March 2i.-Tho
wcathorford. IMMORAL Wells ana North
western being exempt from thu opera.
tlon OF tho live stock rates heretofore
published by the railroad commission
has nrl,ei for aud obtained authority Ia
become affective April b, isnd 90 mako
q Joint rntc with tho dulf Colorado and
Santa Fo hciwoon stations ON the
W NJ u. and N, W. and Fort Worth
and DALLAS via Wonthcrfurd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
HARRY HAYWARD AGAIN,
His Counsel wants a New Trial for
Him.

Minneapolis. MINI, Mnrch 23--At.
t0rney Erwin today movcd FOR q new
trial OF Harry Hayward, Mr.. Erwin
urgea that new evidence had been dis
covered The bill ~ exceptions de-
clnroH that the verdict was against the
law and evidence and was
rendered under Tho influence
OF pnpslon aud prejudice
aud that the rulings Of the court were
wrong,
Tho now evidence alleged TO nave
been discovered Qualifying q new tial
~ that published recently going TO show
that Miss cling was eatiuK dinner ny
ihr dairy restaurant on the niBht ~
me murder at z o'clock ana could not
have been on the boulevard wheh WIZ
ncss.a mkt and wilson claim to havt
.nen nor M TINT llme
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

Madrid. March 2s-rhe queen regent
having charged Senior Can1vcs del cas-
illlu with the formation OF a cablnet
no replace the Sagagta ministry me
following appointments were announo-
"a. 60. go
o,5as del Castillo, minister OF foreign
afairs. Duke Tetuan minister OF Jus
tica. senior Romerofoledoi minister OF
,vsr General Ascargl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
NsM onLrANs rnoutLn.


Now orleans, March 29-The COVER
nor mad a long conference with the ship
agents tonight and found them hrm
N me stand that the scrowmen must
s,,rrerder the right 10 control the work
M b. done on the lcvee aud on fhlp
hoard and 10 iabe chances with other
labor. He Will Interview the sereNtnen
ag,ln ana rndeavor 20 bring about
a satisfactory settlement. In the neaii-
limo IN ma arisrad the military 90 be-
an Inc third week OF guard duty on
Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
ARKANSAS WILD.
Every city in the State Closed to the
Drummers,

Little Rock, Ark, March 29.--Every
city Of note on the line OF railroads In
thts state except Little Rock today
uuarautlned against all commercial
travellers Several drummers arrived
here today and reported mat they were
mai permittcd to get on Of any station
olonr the line Of the Iron Mountain. the
same reports come from the Lutte
Noek aud Memphis road. The local
authorities claim that the Camden case,
wherein Sam Buckalew, lraNelnk
man from Kansas city was taken with
smallpox yesterday, Justities their ac-
lion Several exposed parties Were
made to leave Camden today. inc
Ouachlta hotel at Camden, whets
nuckalew stopped, has been eloseu h'lp
~" Inmates ana boarders are quaran-
tined IN the house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
THE BIBLE OF IMMORTAL Travis
OFFERED TO THE STATE FOR A
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE TEXAS SENATE DEBATES ITS
PuRcHAsE-LocAL BILL DAY IN
THE HousE-soME OF THE IVES
TERN COUNTIES NorARlrs--AN
EXCURSION on THE LAKE.

AUSTIN. March a.
The sann,a mat ,ht,t,,. ,,,rutcs cari,er
~, -, - ~, ,.'..,'-'.
""N NN"N'S'
TO authorize The commissioner OF arrl.
cuittre ins,,r.nce md statiatics 10
eu''u'e' insurance ".u hsN''sNVs ~
pu'en"se from Mrs' ne Soussey Nlu
hipie Whlch once peiphsed 70 w. ~
Travis.
on ,no,io, ~ sora,nr Arrew
'''p" ,
senator bealls plh I" "'o"u
the school law 80 az to do away with
local nern,anent certificates was taken
-,
~
ON inc passage OF the piH 'here "eio
II ayes and Z HAYS, and Senators smith,
shelpurne and iDprell sat IN their
seats ana refused To vote. thus break
ing n quorum,
Tho matter went TO the table TO
await the pleasure os a quorum.
ON motion OF senator steele his bin
TO amend the law governing lncoi-
porated towns so as to require all male
citizens from q to 40 yeas OF age 10
work the streets was taken up Tor CON
sidcration.
The bill was discussed, amended ana
passed.
create the Lubbock land district was
taken up and passed under suspension
oi the rules.
on motion OF senator BoWser llV
house I'LL TO authorize tho city couhvll
OF cltieA OF 5000 population or less 70
abolish the Office OF city marshW wac
tnkon up for second readinR .,
Upon the question OF passing the w
no quorum voted, ana CAL 81 Wy
auN Ia "a
present but senators eheiourhe ; 1mu
simpson refused to vote on inc p''''''N
bill, and 1t went over ,t, SIN
ON motion OF senator nehu w ~
TO authorize the board OF luh,S'',, az
the University to elect ptesiuun' v'
| that institution, anu 70 InuNo' W., %,
| perintcndent OF puplo 'nn.iuI,'N, ,ynS
mcmher oil inc p'NiN W
/ taken up, .,,t,,. ,,,t
senator simpson mpSeu ~ ',,,,eriu.
the proposition 10 Nul VIZ Wv IN,
| tendcnt OF puhllc lnhtluN',uH i,, "A
| board, ana touk oVVun,' hs supsr-
| few cnustic remarks ""'"'
intendent. -.,,.,on,s Il, porfect
Ailer sllSht un' XII, ,,.as ordercd ou-
Ita vcrbiage, the pi' was o''''e
| crossed. .-. ,..,, ,bo con.
| on motion OF senator Nlteeo,,t.I ana
sutu'ionu RUE MHa anfh,rige
his concurrent tSAol3unu1u" ,S,ieh N H.
the purchase OF thr ~. s,,,, Mn.
Travis had az lhe NlAn,p ,,neiJ-
Dc Coussey was 'aN'" w i''
Grafton Go. .,,.,,,, 10 c,t dawn
senator 9'' ,n t NM" mia for The hook
IRON, $1,000 to $500.
senator Atloe opposed the amndmcnt,
maiinF patriotic speech IN support OF
his opposition.
| NilAARA N'Nh'NaA '''hf'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

Little Rock, Ark, March 2a,-col' T.
N Minor. Newport, In command Of the
second regiment infantry, ArknnsaS
sfate Guard, has resigned. The aus,
banding OF the regiment IL expected
snen also Of Il number Of companies IN
,he First regiment. The militia ~
sarced 10 do this by the refusal OF the
LEGISLATURE to make an appropriation
toward It's support.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

to,sisn. Tex. March 2a-Tony
otarrsiano. an s-year-oid boy me'
Nsath peculiarly this afternoon 10
nas playing on TOP Of a piece Of twenty
,nrh water main lying In the street.
,yter n rolled over Into a ditch WIN
Mn ninning him underneath. mnphing
his skull TO pulp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

xew orleans. March % 1.-The jury In
~, ease OF John =. Callahan. member
~ me city council. charged with hay'
is. received a bride, after deliber1tlns
:, ,ss.lye hours, failed 10 agree, was dis
ebar,sed and a mlstrial entered. II ~
nndersiuod eight were FOR conviction
and four for ncduitsal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

DaliaH Tex, March gl Thc opening
gun of the Dallas mnyornlty contest
WIS nred tonight by Mayor nryhn Y.
Barry 'fhc auditorium of the clty hnll
was wcli Oiled with The leading citizens
lf Dallas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
THE MURDER OF MRS. SuRRATT.
sHn WAS INNOCENT or rHE
WILKES BoorH CONSPIRACY.

TO AssAssfNATE ABRAHAM LIN
coLN-HER ATTORNEY WAS
ABOUT TO CLEAR HER NAME.
WHEN FIRE DEsrnoyp ALL THE
TESTIMONY OF THIRTY YEARS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
coRsIcANA BunGET,
The City Negotiating for Electric
Iigh;s-Dther Notes.


Corsicann, Tex, March .3.--Iudge w.
Il Bright, president OF the CITY Nation
al bank OF this city, thinks the day
not for distant when money will begin
Ia foW into Texas. and be Invested
in Texas enterprises. TeNas haNlhs
v,lthstool the financial panic better
than any Of the older states or tne
Union capital naturally seeks invest
ment here ..,
pondence with parties who propose pui,
ling In an electric street car line mere u
they can obtain sufficient ehcour"ke-
mont 10 warrant such steps.
The commissioners court oonYe. w.
In extra session today 10 cphs'ueF '"e
levy OF school tax "a ,.ra
rhe nrtesian flow Of the Vel mere
,,,s Increased very rapidly since yes
terday and Contractor johnson nov
Inmates Tho now at 100000 gallons
every "a hours ,so mo
AM "a being forced through what "
called Colorado sand, ana mas tene"'"
4 depth OF $500 feet, ,,.r,n,.
w ivroak yesterday G. j, Barrlnk-
,on aud Virgil Carter had ulileults
a ~ n tract OF land, Harrington shol
co,tN,. IN The thigh. Carter was ploN-
H., IN bia Iieid at the time the uiiheuity
" Harrington came 10 me el, ",
,,,is morning aud gave up 70 the shei,u,
WI stonI examination before Justige
Snn ,,,bnm who set his bona AZ sevv'
W., r,aa remnnded 20 jail penuiht Wy
~ ~ Ma friends to make ms pohu'
-----9.--a7
- ,b.rabv money by us
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

washington, March Is For Eastern
,rexaa: Fair preceded by local show
ere on tho Immediate coast epss 70
south winds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

n.st and cheapest line OF ,, ~.
see ne s Sss INV al II. II, Lewis lVu''
s ,esnth and Main
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

.,a,,r habys picture taken -
psniel, go Houston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

save fuel and thereby money by us us
saw ~ the neat eaaollne stoves ior
nj, naic by Il. II. Lewis Fourteenth anu
Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

Far the finest photesraphs IL '"' wy
seq PANEL. Go Houston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-15
REAL ESTATE.
RI,srNEss on THE EXCHANGES.


The announcements Of offerings at the broau"a'
s,a, POEMS Yesterday comprised three under lore
closure proceedings and one parcel at pupnc a'0-
tion fair crowd was present but the bddihs wa
confined TO those directly interested in the proPe'
Th, crowd In front OF ID. F. ln2raham q ~. va"
disappointed when it was announced that' DIVINE
the Illness Of the referee, Francis 4 baro" Wy ~,
sale Of the two-sory frame dwelling mouse wiz
L.; 25ylcO No CO.. East OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
=, wonid be- adjourned until February q. Inc
three four-stcry dwellings. Nos l5 II and ~ East
Ninetv-fourth-st together 64xOoSie feet. were sou
by Peter +. Meyer. in one parcel uhue' W.
closure proceedings The plaintiff was the Pui
chaser for So. 400 The same auctioneer also Vi
fered the four-story brick apartment-house' NO 80
broadway Brooklyn. T.. d.. with lot 2'.ixi" lee''
Il was Withdrawn on a bid OF $4,000. The offering
b,, Eryan +, Kennedy OF Nos 1853 and 5Gl West One
hundred d-seventeenth-st. adjourned TO Feo-
rlary 2s 49,. .,o Gold
for Matthew C. Kervan the three hve-story brick
ard threefamy apartment houses nos s. "a,
l2s ana l2j West one hundred and-twenty- tntu-
st. north side. 2l9 feet west of Lenox,ave. fIlce
;-co also the ye-Story aSs5xc So
fce; for Egan ~ Hallecy, who recently purchaser
it, together with three ad3inins lots rented No.
% Flfth-ave for Charles f. Roe. to George Cop
pe, for five years, at $iooo year ,,..o.o. p,os
John H. Taylor has purchased from Ottenger Bros.
and Morris Selnhardt the northwest corner OF io NE
boulevard and rs IVt i'm.
prnvr IL a. once by the erection OF an eght-story
iirc-proof apartment house with stores.
". W. g. T. VI. Hall have sold the tentn OF tnelr
row of houses in West Seventy nnth-st.. No. 2lO 20
Frederick :. Williams for about S2s.Wo
Mrs II. Satan has sold the four-story 20.foot
dweiing no isl West Seventy seventh-st, for about
S'5rU1
f. Zitiel has sold for Louis Kahn the four-stoiy
2i-foot dwelling, No. - West Eghty-eighth-st'' to
a Mr. Re.sing.
The estate Of Joseph p. Baker has sold the two
f,ur-s;orr brownsi0ne houses: Nos; IL and 10 West
James y c;illee IA" sold to T.. II. Frost, No l3O
IVES. Eighty eghth-st., three-story dwelling Tor
SI.np 49,
Mrs Gilbert has sold the four-story dwelling.
lNsN-5xeS9 feet. No. u West Thirty-eighth-st for
Sii.nJ
f.. 4 l.. X tngrish have flied plans for the
huildug Of three hve-story fahouses in north side
Of A.lrtor1dm-ayc.. corner OF Third-st., TO cost
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