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The herald., 1895-05-18
ht Memphis

MEMPHIS, Tenn. May IA good
crowd attended the bicycle races at Bill
ings park this afternoon. Arthur Gard.
ner OF Chicago won the mile invitation
and both class B races. A large nun Der
of cyclists from the north and south were
present.
One mile novice, class Al. B. Morton
won in 1852 3-5.
One mile invitation, class B-Arthur
Gardner won Gus Steele second, Frank
Barnett third time. 2:26 l-5.
One mile, handicap. class Al. B.
Morton: 1876 yards, won. W. NJ. Bunting,
125 yards. second W. II. Whitehead, 30
yards) third; time, 2:19.
Hall a mile. open, class A--Gus S. Oil
yer won, G. A. Phillips second, G. NJ.
Hopper third time, l 10.
Half "a mile, open, class B-Gardner
won. Barnett second. Steele third; time,
3:19 Is.
One mile, open. class B--Gardner won.
Steele second, Garonett third.
One mile open, class A-George A:
Quinn won. George A. Phillips second
William Bunting third: time, 2;2 1-5.
The herald., 1895-05-18
At OrayeSend

GRAVESEND. May 17.-Mle and a
sixteenth-Owlet won, The Butterfly Sec
ond, Sabilla third; time, 40.
Six furlongs-Wernberg won, Factotum
second, Jack OF Spades third; time, IA.
Amazon stakes, half a mile-Floretta
won, Tenderness second, Fascination
third time, :49L.
May stakes, six furlongs-R Ridicule won,
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At st. Louis

ST. LOUIS, May 17.-Five furlongs-
Lulu r. won. Barney Aaron, ir.. second,
Jack Richelieu third; time, 1 :06.
Mile and iXteenth-Weekota won
Linda second Pocahontas third; time
1 :53.
Nine -sxteenths of mie-Ida II. Won.
Kelcher second, Mike Kelly third time,
/ 100.
Six furlongs-Mollie b. won, Hilsborc
second, Schuykill third; time. 30.
Mile and an eighth-First Chance wor
Janus second jim Henry third; time,
:02.
Six furlongs- High Test won, Darwin
Wdegewood second, San Bias third; time,
:19
The herald., 1895-05-18
Death Under a Wall

CHICAGO. May 17.-Three men were
buried this afternoon under brick wall
which collapsed at the Globe moulding
works, Sansamon street and Fourteenth
place. One of the men was so badly in
lured that he dicd in few moments.
James Carbine will probably die. Thomas
Burns was badly altered but will re-
cover. high wind toppled part of the
wall over
The herald., 1895-05-18
MORE THAN BARGAINED FOR
The Ladies of the Order of Rebekah In
Dilemma

Dilemma
SAN FRANCISCO. May 1.-THE ladies
comprising the Order of Rebekah, which
was yesterday granted charter by the
grand lodge of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, are in dilemma.
The ladies requested to have all the
privileges of Odd Fellowship, and their
request was. granted, but certain response
bilities came with the privilege. They
did not want a grand lodge, as they have
no funds with which to meet the ex-
penses. There was great excitement in
the assent bly, when the situation was con-
sidered today. and the discussion did not
end until 5 o'clock.
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Pr cent Pr cent
incr'Se. decr'se.
An Overdose az Mnrnhiue

SAN DIEGO, May 17.-Dr. r. Maxon, a
prominent physician OF Evanston, ILL.,,
who had spent the winter IN San Diego
with his family. died last Friday in Pasa-
dena from an overdose of morphine,
taken to relieve pain. He was u years Of
The herald., 1895-05-18

Lisa second. Bombavzstte third; time,
l :15M.
2 Half a mile-Br;sk won. Herse second,
Buccaneer third; time. :50L.
Mile and a sixteenth-Sister Maly won,
Stowaway second, Patrick H. third /;
time 40
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Wrecked in a Typhoon

LONDON, May 1.-THE Spanish
steamer Gravina, from Antwerp Tor Lis
bon. was lost off Capones in typhoon
and only two of1 thoseS on board were
saved, s-s. s.,ea lurHn1
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THE CUBAN REBELLION
A Report States That General Salcedo Is
Dead

Dead
TAMPA, Fla, May 17.-Passengers ar
riving from Cuba say a report has gained
credence in Havana that General Salcedo
is dead. having been seriously wounded a
few days ago. Colonel Tejerizo is also re-
ported to have been mortally wounded at
Ramon de las Jaguas. Lieutenant Colonel
Arizon is also badly wounded and in
Havana. 1t is reported his wound was
received in attempting to intercept Gen
eral Gomez's march to Camarguay.
The herald., 1895-05-18
Bank Cleapings,

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE following
table. compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the
total cearings at the principal cities and
the percentage OF increase and decrease as
compared with the corresponding week a
year ago:
The herald., 1895-05-18

Fifty cents round trip on Terminal Rail
road to Long Beach and San Pedro. Good
going Saturday and Sunday, returning
Monday.
The herald., 1895-05-18

The gold medal was awarded DR.. Price S
baking powder at the midwinter fair, be-
cause it's absolutely pure,
The herald., 1895-05-18

Use less of DR.. Prices baking powder
than OF any other, because it's absolutely
pure.
The herald., 1895-05-18

Wall paper mouse Of the coast 1928 .s:spring
The herald., 1895-05-18
Wallpaper hung 1oc roll. 1928 s. Spring.

Wall paper at Eckstrom's 32a S. Spring st.
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To Walk Across the Continent

TACOMA, Wash, May 17.-Vanderblt
Ii Sutton, who claims to be chamnion
The herald., 1895-05-18

The purity of DR.. Prices baking pew
der is never questioned, because it's alb
solutely pure.
The herald., 1895-05-18

Use but half as much of DR.. Prices as
Of any other baking powder. It's abso-
lutelV pufe
The herald., 1895-05-18

USE GERMAN FAMILY soAP.
The herald., 1895-05-18
THOSE COLLEGE QUARRELS

There is no baking powder so good as
DR.. Prices, because it's absolutely pure.
The herald., 1895-05-18
CUTICURA RESOLVENT

Sold throughout the world Price, 81. potter
DEuo AND CHEM. Corr, Sole Props, Boston.
" How to Cure Every Humor," mailed free.
For Pimplcs, use Cuticura Soap.
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MRS. THUROW DISCHA RGED.
RELEASED on MOTION OF THE DISTRICT
ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
This is TAKEN TO MEAN THAT EX-PoLlCE CAP
TAIN DoHERTY WILL NOT BE PLACED

This is TAKEN TO MEAN THAT EX-PolIcE CAP
TAIN DoHERTY WILL NOT BE PLACED
on TRIAL AGAIN
The discharge of Mrs. Augusta Thurow from
the House Of Detention for Witnesses yesterday
was regarded as an indication that the Dis'ric'-
Attorney does not intend 70 place ex-Pohce zap
tain Doherty trial aPan ana mat the 'Iia''
~ the ex-sergeants who were indicted on Mrs
Thurow's testimony have been postponed III
definitely Mrs Thurow's testimony caused cap
tain Doherty and the scrgeants to be flsnlsseu
from the police force. but on the recent trai oil
rober,v I'm the Court Of oyer and Terminer'
when Mrs Thurow was the chief witness for the
nrosecution the Jury disagreed. standing nine 10
three for acouittal The order TO discharge Nfs'
Thurow on her own recognzance was mace ny
Justice Ingraham in the Court Of oyer ana Ter
miner Yesterday on the motion OF Assistant DIS
trict-Attorney unger
Mrs Thurow. clad in a long brown brocadeo
circular with a funny little to4ue percheo upon
the top of her hair. entered the courtroom anu
took a seat in the rear. she paid niue a''e"'ioi
% tho nroceedjngs and did not even listen TO
the Assistant District-Attorney when ne inaue
the motion for her discharge. Mr.. Cnger asked
for her discharge. and briefly recited her Hish'
TO Europe and return we'll as the fact 'ha'
she was a most important witness OF the DlS'rlc'-
Attornev's office and that despite her previous
flight ,hev were now satisfied she would remain
,n the CITY and be ready to come into court
whenever sent for
Justice Ingraham. it was plain to be seem oio
not think il advisable to discharge Mrs ThuroW'
but as Mr. Cnger insisted ne finally Jet hef 60
AT the same time advising the Assistant Dls'1c'-
Attorney TO inform her that her movements
would be closely watched. and that II she niaIc
any attempts TO leave the city she woulo De
Dromntlv arrested and held until all the ponce
rases In which she was a witness were disposed
Of. NJ. rr,,ro,,, only.
When told Of her discharge MIS- 1nu , o Si
,n,ad opd waddled out OF the building she
boarded a Fourth-ave. car and was soon out Vi
sight.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bishop. Mary r. to tn Metropolitan Life Insnr-
ancr company. = t6th-st l2o n ~ Maids n
x years. .
hi Inr~n2u. Gr"gorio and another 10 Maria Gard
ner. ll5th-st. 100 Il " ~ 4th-aVe. ! year.
Egcrfon. Herbert. to Charles T. Schaffncr.
1iiih-st iOj n Of tth-aVe. demand. ........
Fraser. Alexander ". t. Herman. No Isl
10 ~ Washnstnn-s'. Years. Observation-Disclosures.
Farnum. Henry II. and wife tn Harlem SAY ings
Bank ll0th-st III II 81 Aou-avr.
Fort fIenrictin. To- Edward i Tyscn AMI another.
= l9ih-st. lot a. map william Cook, | year.
Heath. James T.. TO Laura Fluid. n " y Franklin
ave. part subdivision No L. map Morrisana.
j Years. go
lambert Charles II. to T. + Robins, n corner
Amstcrdam-nvc and lOGth-st. demand. ........
IIaVitna Frederick III, to Thomas brennan.
= .pth-st. ll3.l n Of Madison-ave. demand
Hurwitz, Kchcccl !. and an ptheT to Ralph Ehr-
llch. Grand-gt 4.t n W Of Corears-st.
f'iTS ...'.'' 800
Jacobs, Aaron L. TO II ny Darling ct al.
Gth-avr go tni. - years. ......,...............
Kenn. James and vie to & \ Becker no
tona-aNr. 10 (; n ~ Ollland-ave. years.....
Same 20 snme. Crrst,n-nNe. 3os.I II OF
Donnyhrouk ~. demand. INSTRUMENTATION.
Livingston. Florence y To- Charles + Rogers. NJ
.2pS West End-a | year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miner. Thomas. II Irving Savings Institution, Ma
SiO Wc-t S0th at, yc-r...................
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES


There we're no sales the real estate auction.
- s,ori,v The sale set down for to-day by
Charles Berrian under foreclosure proceedings ~
tho suit OF Amanda Buss.ng against l.ou's. =,
lev and others defendants, of parcei OF i''
perrv-ayc West side 76o.2 feet south OF o'' 'oa
e5xil4 to Drive v25.3xl076 Will prooaoN w. Ion.
r,red 70 a later date as the legal day Tor TN Ss"
ING of contracts ends at noon; A., c,auart of
II y Mesd co nnVe Io RYAN No 1855 Broad
waV four-story apartment house -tnSo air.s MIR
chase this is the first parcel sold since '''' - ~
aero squat -, p, r Click to ST. Elm
Lionel fToesgn sSnefront dwelling IosN5oXo2
a. 10 Il East Seventy -seventh-st fy;oxio02 at
X Fist for H. iIiider6ursn
10 Mrs stein. at $500; a'so q -" ia t,as; FIFTY
sry@nth-st for NJ Iceberg to G. Muller f3r $50 r
Bennett * Graft, brokers h nGTe AN ght.story
anartmcnt-house S6xSoxlC Nos i'3 ana S ives in
as part payment for the above hre thru o
,ory brownstone private houses Nos . 5S ana i Go
Wcs STs"G fdT $500 also for Lndsy John,
son WiAw 81 I BeId% Nn S Vest Seventy first
t[on 81. go for which sir; Baldwin gives in part
payn1''r i Size 25xSoxOo. $1,000; ais, FOR
grh j. ozer NJ L. Mont hyssio rSrn apsr Of
ir'strrdam-ave. and Nineiy-hrst-st ZoN'oAV'' a.
r,Io tnc fonrs'5ry brownsone dwcng no. VIZ 81
w.; sixty -ninth-s'' a., Io 3.S eN''"'''"
X J.HG s. Norton have sold No. 2&a ihrI-d.G D.
6rick nmSrh' and have also sold for Eiward F.
Iiarry 40. Ia East bur iI G
c1;ra &c. %. on aS the s sai SIC of yc
g feet south Of Forty, n'n'h-S' ''"''''
,;ranni. & Robertson have niei pans ro Io Side
ny nl 2 feet G@st Of the
Rouyari Csamc arGhitcrp 70 Ges' 5,,gSiory brick
eminent house 27N55, on IN" south S'1.p,,landt
huiHIt I,tiir a. Co architects. to cost $llpl
C,rolinc artnctt has filed plans 'or SIX nny,b
story dwsnFS Gi rs feet west OF West End
& 'I,rnI.ri, Ii Frenl architect. TO cost soN'V,r.
august Fun mas Iel .d pan? el lS5 at 10 3 East
T1.r'i-s. oEurtzer * Roll. archltectS'' u '0'
JSha IT, parragn hlel plan. for SIX - hn
GIi< i' - fce eas; OF the 8oH!"-
ward John l. Darragh Ircn' 11 r'ons for i've
.,1r ir,iE nathouse 2;NS9 at No. g3 SGliivan-sr
0;r,rcc r. Pelham. architect 20 coy ,,,,.s,or,
o%39 Mcr 9at n at GS! :, 81 ST. ar AID '
;sf .rW..ifth-4, (same architect 70 cost s,o ,, q.
GIorSe tinrN n~- da;h5rse for the aeon
moInti5n q foryeigh' iam ,ni on hundred
! ,1.nt, -sixth-s:. 90. Robinson. architect 10 '''
thomas T. Mcclure has Mel plans for tour h'o -
story brick nathouses 5-H', on me s GnnsshHn!red.
! anl-ihlrticth-st. 90. A. Sch'liehSef "''"'''''
III .,or. A. 80 IN Tnirl-ave. 70 cost So,
Joseph l.. Butienw.s"r haS neg pfT - cost
/ story brick na'h'"se al 10 % "''
..aey logan ms ni,I plans FOR hree f,S
...-. ,froi-es on south side ~ Vn"-hN''' 49,
! az. ..r,nii.,, to cog; $500. .,r..
Franz Greene las nel plans for h'y'I ,"a,
n ,r,., ~ "a Tsr.y.nf,h,s; 90 cos, sii .. ,or
lla T.. and Mlry r. jenkins nav. No. 'l 'Wanhat.
a.. ,g fr four nyc-s'orv na'housss on Man
stlf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30

~ plicaon of the Board IL Fire Commissioners u the
city OF behalf Of the Mayor Aaelmen aGd
Coinnonslty ot ne Cy OF New York by the counsel -
Corporation ~ said city. relative 70 acquiring "s
the nOrtneastcly OF kailive1
avenue East, and East one Hundred and Fire ,nh'h
street in the twenty third Wald sad city, duly Sc
ected by said Board site buildings ior me 80
II the Fire Department of said city. under ana IN pa.
~ the provisions of chapter l5l ~ TIE LAWS VI
We. the undersigned Commissioners Il Appraisal IN ths
at9ys,entiticd matter appointed pursuan, ,4s s
the lessee cssees. parties ana
persons respectively entitled to interested IN the lah1s
tencments heredtanents and premises title to wh'ch
sought be- acquired In this poceeuins. ana To an V'''
whom II may concern. Wit; 49,. 49,.
First-rhat have completed our estimate OF the ~
the respective owners hssecs pittlrs a.
persons the lands premises ahe, Ted 10y -
iru,e edng having any interest therein and nave "a
~ IN iiari OF Fire commissioners City OF New"
Yotk, and curing the space OF zen
days for inspection Of whomsoever may concern ~
affected hv the said estimate and who may object To e
same or any part thereof may, within ten days aet w,
objections 10 such estimate in writing with US at on,
orics Room No 49, on third floor OF the stewart
Buiing No 2S0 Broadway. In sad city as provided ~
bv han.er 20 OF the Laws 1890. which said acts are
by chapter ISL OF the Laws 81 1874 made appcosa
his proceeding and that We the said Commission o.
viii hear The parties objectng at said once on
the 9TH day OF April 1895 at $50 O'Clock In the arr
noon and upon such subsequent days as may De o'"'
Thiri.Tha, report herein VIII he presented 70 t
Supreme of the state OF New YORK. al rpe.S
county Court house. In the cy OF Newfork on tne s
dsv Of April 1895 he opening OF the court on 's ~
and that then and there or as som m made thai
the said report be conhr:ed oo-
Dated New-Yorii. March 2ist. lsils: - ,,rss
TiIoMhs AILIsoN
JOHN BURKE.
Commlssionero
C1erk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30

u.,d.lbaun Harris and another 20 + J MID
Jishrnok g West Houston-st y East Con
sress-st, years q now ticcke. executor
10, so man section A, Yyse estate. . Years.
Mcdowell, Alexander to Jared W beli. IL
corner Amsterdarn-ave and l1ith- year
u,,.nne Lizzie A. to 23d Ward Land improve
ment co. lot So map section A. vyse, es Tna.,
Norris. John O. and VIE 10 INJURIES -
N "a Stanton-st, ! year. .....-: 1850 an:
poncent John NJ to Charles Andrews NO 4o'
West i+1th-st years ........: :. r..
phyfe tjarry r. and wife to United states irus'
% New-York n : 36th-s 100 Fl oil 'd-aN''
pofterr Matthew and wife to John l.. Llhehf"'
,,uar,lian No 53l West @6th,st. demand 80;
Rafterv Mary to same. : 36th-st t<' IL III
IIth-ave demand ........ 49, "a
paf,erV John and wife to Mary Raftery. NO oio
West 3,,h-st dema nd .............'. ..''''',.
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Gounlrn Real estate for Sale.
HOMESTEAD At RYE NECK,

y
Lone ISLAND >OrNp.
Fin. ol Mansion occupied thiry years by Ia} ~
family, onerc,. 70. sale" House. .0Nt'. ~" 49,.
soa ih'er stories fourteen rooms s'"". 'N "'''H'
three rooms hr ,.,
Grounds nine lawn two acres roadway ahinIAuS
~ fruit great ,a,, uccs grand views ''dn4 i'''"''
Mamarrc,k station. New -IIa.ca X. r. d-ant NILE
AMI half: h,uri, tram express; t""'' -'> minutes
substautia old homes GA ,he sound are directed by
the Executors to cr IA rs M6o a .. ra. i2Ist
AGENrLnMAN's ESTATE hour out. Harlem ~, Pcr-
n te,' IN al Us 9p 'i''m'n'' i,, ~ - rl ms y,
rooms. several bathrooms and closets. ample s'an.'ns
e"rien"rs co'taGc sifns %9'',. M 1,ri sliuaI,
broad outlook furnished 1t wanted FL, s''Wo ~ ono
3Io, TIILTfrS y WELLS. frhun" building
,,on sALE.-rIE BENl!nWycK ESTATE. about 90
acres OF land. east shore ~ hudson KNei, "i'h
S"nt nearly 10 Troy Manor IIouse stc. built ~ the
Van Henssencrs saat" f.r maSS hy P' se
dance syndicate t. We irr lo' spr,
lion plans. views and otti lnr,''m,s app -
- STATE ~. Albany. y. y
NO BETTER INVESTMENT can be- had than hyc acre acre
,,ailv odant.d n rnsrg small fruits. vegetables and
poultry unlimited market for poduc' s1li "a lns NJ
il desired. Get full particulars HUI" - /" H'i''' 49,
s. loh ST. Philadelphia, "a
SANIrARIG'M FOR SALE. ,.,a .,
- 10 any Physician. wishins 60 establish h,nr
nyalds the propcry mere "tcred - m ~raely
high ol,l,un. ,abnii feet above leNel' rN'"
AL facilities commodions maas o s arnc large ami
Beautifully laid grounds embracing SIX slies ara
shrub, and fruits IN Gnr q" 'r region Of central
Tew-Y York combine make this property 80" sp'S n
.raee fr prposS for which rana,n on mortgage hs
urlce IL lass than half OF the Of the pt perty)
descriptive pamphlet WIZ be sent TO Su'h rs arc III
''re'''' by '"'''''''' =. o. Box 81: Syracuse y. V
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House stands elevated ground. beautiful land anu
water view: three minutes shore fine boating Ten
minutes To Lawson House. $500 for Season. In
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Gountrp I]ropcrtp for Sale or 60 fct

A LIST of furnished and unfurnshed houses for ren
a FOR the season, or Tor sale in SHARON. CORN
Wall CANAAN NORFOLK, CONN. and BERh
sJiIitL.s;. also desirable farm property. Address
' HARRY SEDGWICk Cornwall Hollow Conn
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