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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-07-27

league team.
Fred Pfeffer will soon be wearing a
New York uniform.
Rockford will have a handsome new
base ball park soon.
Quincy wants Cantillion to play Sec
Ond and captain the team.
Jax has signed new third baseman,
Buschman, Of Chattanooga, Tenn.
The umpire's salary in this association
is 800 month and railroad fare.
Colburn of st. Joe held the Bucks
down to five hits in Wednesdays game.
O'Brien's home run in Wednesdays
gave saved the Bucks from another shut
out.
Billy Moran, with Omaha last year,
will not play with Chicago again this
year.
Manager Connie Mack of the Pitts
burgs, thinks Pitcher Thomas is over
rated.
Jimmy Ryan, the greatest right-fielder
in the biz, is booked for a release by
Chicago.
Martin Hogan, Indianapolis center
fielder, recently ran 100 yards in 9 40
seconds.
The rate between Lincoln and Denver
for the ball players is less than one cent
per mile.
The ST. Joes are liable. very liable, to
fool some of the eastern clubs on their
present trip.
Bobby Carruthers is booked for re-
lease by Jax unless he and the team
take decided brace.
Roger Conner has been released by
st. Louis. He began playing ball in 76.
He made his great reputation and pile
with the giants.
Baltimore cranks are bowling for Nc
Mahon, the Orioles crack pitcher last
season, whose arm gave out completely.
1t looks like case Of crockery.
The Sporting Ners thinks Peoria has
the pennant won in this tight little lea
que, but there are two or three teams
that still they are very much in the
race.
Des Moines downed Indianapolis
Thursday in an exhibition game at the
Iowa capital. The leaders of the west
ern league were rather easy for the
Traits.
Arson was seriously injured in a game
last week, being hit just over the heart
by a swiftly pitched ball. IT will be
sometime before he will be seen in uni
form again.
Taylor, of the Jax team has jumped
his contract and gone to Pennsylvania.
He left about s75 in unpaid bills behind
him. He was tried here in Lincoln in
the spring but was found to lazy and
was given the run.
The Omaha team has been transferred
to Denver and will play in that city
after the present eastern trip is com
pleted. Just why the Denver team is
not higher up in the race is not appar-
ent unless the management is at fault.
They are individually all right and
should be hanging around first place.
Archie Cole, the cleverest outfielder
in the Association was released by Lin
coin this week. Cole has been in poor
health this summer, which seemed to
interfere with his batting. His fielding
is the same swift and accurate work
that made his reputation. He is trying
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-07-27

MEMS COUPON.
Courier Cycle Contest.
Prize-Victor % Gents Wheel.
The COURIER Box 1906.
Enclosed find. Dollars
and cents. for which send
THE COURIER to.
No.. street
and credit Sc. votes
as the most popular gentleman cyclis
in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
REAL ESTATE.

There were no sales OF realty yes'e.'a'
auction rooms At the Broadway Real Es'a'e s",cs
room William Kennedy adjourned 'ne '", - 80.
3l2 East Eighty -fourth-st. to Novemoe, - .
were the only bidders at the sale by n. I, Mapes q
Co.. by order OF the executors. OF the pos U" w
west side OF Daly-ave. sI5s feet south OF one
Observation-Disclosures lOlSx10iibxlooxllIs' Win
frame dwelling. . w.. o,ohurdred
and-twentysixth-st three-story dwelling, 10 Will
lam II. Payne. a,orr ea,bouse on
John w Gray has sold the hve.sory d Ts on
the northwest corner OF LeNins,,son roN " e'
seyenth-et 27xlOo to Clement March. ~. -,o
Wolff has sold the four-story hathouse No '2s
Park-ave. to +. Lochelmer A.. .,o. =, ,ha
Ex-Judge Horace Russell was the buyer Oh =, Inc IN !,
Gilsey property Nos 500 and 81 Broadway, running
through TO Mercerst., reported sold IN this paper
yesterday. ,,, 7. \, r,od .h.
three-story private dwelling No loS west Ninety
frst-st Iix50xloo. for about $4,000; .o-oo =, T.,
John VI. Belts has purchased the pot ovH tS a.o
One hundred and forty seventh-st. norm sue ooo
feet west OF Amsterdam-ave. and Will build three
three-story and basement houses on II. , ~
The Frank l.. Fisher Company has sold TOT \: J.
Radiker the three-story houses. brick ana proWm-
stone Nos. 800 33l and 1893 West Eghty-hith-sI' %oN
52xiOo each, for about $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
OIPRENIE COURT.

y In the mater Of the application Of the Board Of Edu
cation ~ the Counsel 70 the cSp9fa9 h u na Mayn
Aldermen and Commonalty Of the cry o. New York to
certain lands The nohery SIDE OF VNE r. IA
nues in the Twelfth Ward of said city. duly selected and
approved BY said Gai the nSv Io of chap e
Of the Laws 1858. amended by chapter 30 Of the
Laws Of 1890. ,. ,o, . a., 49,
OF isss az amended by chapter - OF the Paws Of 1870
notice is hereby given that ar appeaon WI be made TO
Term OF said Court be held 1T Chambefs thereof at
the County -hogse, in the cy Of New YORK, on the
that day or as thereafter counsel be heard
thereon the appointment If Commissioners Of Estimate
The nature and 4 the Improvement hereby in
tended the acquisition Of title by The Major. Aldermen
lands and premises buildings thereon and the
appurtenances thereto belonging the norhery side OF
avenues in tbs Twelfth Ward Of said city In fee simple
absolute the e. he converted appropriated and used
the law OF ISIS as amended by said chapter 20 Of the
Laws OF 1890 said property having been duly selected ana
pbapisr ,Si Of the Laws Of isss as amended by said
scribed lots pieces parcels Of land, namely:
wing and being in the Twelfth Ward OF the city Of New
York. which taken together are bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at point IN me no,hery o7 me ne. %
the intersection II the northerly line Of one
Hundred and Ninth street with the eastery line OF third
to The centre line Of the block between one Hun
dred and Ninth and one Hundred and Tenth
streets which point is also In ths s9gthefy line OF
ery along centre line Of the block and along the site
Grammar School No S. 81 feet inches thence south
Ij feet II Inches to the northery Inc OF
and Ninth street, thence westerly aloag SAID northery
line Hundred and Ninth street ~ feet inches 10
the point place Of beginning. -
Dated New York. October IAN. $50 -., ~ .
Tryon Row New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Beekmanst No "a: Harris Mandebaum and wife .-o ooo
and Fisher Levine and wife TO John X Downey s'o""
2oh-s $. go # W of 5h-ave 2'xs2; same to 4, ON
a. Mi,a" n s. lsso II Of shave 2seso:
Frederick { Train. trustee. to Edward ., noo
ss Mr@sF No q East; Aoram c Bell and wife to +,
w @nrs L No f "a Henry chasiain and wife to
pe MSTesi@ Dp No ~ John l. Leb and another
M.ndeO.u% ss and Tsh y, IL wi"s sxss also
80 nos 80 and n Il Vest r 81 George
Marcus and Charles Loewenstein, executors oil
Solomon l. Mayer, to Emily Marcus and an =, ooo
SAME nue property sicgfried Mayer executor of .. M
BENJAMIN MAYER to same ,,s,.rdsm.sye
' .osaio2a Franklin in Acker wife to james
sssh se'i No 81 Vest william Buhier to Linda
ed mo 8; asi Il Of Central Park West Fix
ioos, John Smith and wife to William I
Am mSsen,sn Is It Of sad.st 244xsox
irregular; William wuerz and wife to James 10
A msHsd@m s. % Fl S3d-si 5osso
William wuerz and wife TO William J NC 10
5! DIST" 5. s3s it ist-aye. 2oxes srms ss
Ferdinand G Merckel to Helmu'h ana |oniad 1
same s'f property elmaih and Conrad George to 1880
ssi 2r@le M Sc 2sioo4 ceclie
.i Siener to h s5 of sdave 25xioo Joseph
IA ana s "" East Ann9
No 81, " East john Downey ana wife
sl So t'' 10 SIS East John Downey and wife
4h-s' East Is%5y Id9o ~ e,, Sssn
estfost. s. 100 Il Of 8d,ave; 5oxloo Lewis 10
nna Emanuel snfH It wi Of eih's; x
" s.: Morris Frcundch AMI wife to Simon Ad ooo
M asf s. aoi IT Of l21thsi. aaex
irregular John Smith and wife to Benjamin Omitted
Madison n5 eos & Of ls7 Mssn,, Sssx
Ing Company John Smith ,.,,o -. mia
~, 2sp n q of
o Seih is is4 S T.? 22 's s4s 25 200
map Arden nv pTot shyoer EaS' 10000
~. 700 1,i ioe same man same 10 same 1900
LOIS w 80, a1 ~. ana Nv '@'''e 1000
Io @s': gs7 aas and same
Ti1s ,: sam. 10 SAM. .: 1000
Lots 7 e. g. ss w. Fl arden prop Omitted
csS. G Gycn ana boG: nss g said
aves. shown map of Dore Lyons; Anna ,
M to Eza aSe se aoa of I27th,t 30 cxa1
e 1879 ann? sc S''s Of 3 sanve sssioo
Henry Hndburgh to catherine Hughes
eall to street xioc; ,ae executors Of Solomon s.oo
MAYER to Emily 11.F Marcus, Marcus ,;S os7, Joseph
Weed to Frank l. smith, i ;s:,y. ,;7,,ooi,.
i' William Pckcn TO Leah F Moore 1900
7n.vs s' IL + Of Of '9 ssve s'3 s5ss ii?
e Nina % It Of "Ps ER,S s51
GIL; Robert Blackburn and wife to George 20 ,oo
oSa- t.D? 10 10 West; Philip Braender and wife
to Herman Ego ao II Of Oakland Place 25x
100: James Kenn and wife to James and g,
Ba H%sfIs Wv corner camorelens s7oS
I'D cS; Michael 70 Bensdsia ysiier %;
Df 452 Thomas rsSn oBren and wife to Annie ooo
,, MsSny 3 II Of Lteeeit-aye 25xioo:
Catherine Hughes to Henry HidouTsh''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
JHE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore oct 2l.-Four dull Western super 81 400
81 as; do extra 81 151t3; do family 81 ?nas3 80; winter
So 55asS 15 sales 1850 bis Wheat dull and c easy
Gez4c steamer No 2 red G2G62i.c Southern by sample
$1,000: do on grade 62isaGlisc stock o47 900 bush
October s7sa35!tc NOvember S5q$5e' yesr; S". p
yellow 37G3si.c stock $4,000 BUSH sales 1000 bnn
Oats inactive and steady No white Western 26'sVZG
No MIXED do 23G23isc: stock. 10000 bush Rye dull,
No 2 44a Acc nearby. 4Ta4sc: stock 66443 bush Hay
frm sI5 Grain freighis easy: steam TO Liver
poo 2sG2s.d, November. Cork for orders 3 octCDei.
Cotton quiet iddlings. SIC Eggs firm 1sals2c other
articles unchanged.
Boston Oct. 2l-Four quiet and unchanged Corn IN
,lVh, SUNNY. Ca shorts steady PROVISIONS
nsie hitter firm for best grades: choice Northern
creamery 23a23kc: Western 2a22c Cheese firm; North
.rn chcice 100 lOisc; Western. Sn9c Eggs quiet and
frrn; Western and Michigan 13a2lc Eastern. l9q2Oc
chicago oct 2I.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

BUILDING PLANS FILED.
The following plans # buildings and alterations
with the ling Department during the forty
eight hours ending to-day Monday:
New buildings:
a and 147th-st, corner. by Metropoli-
storgc ......................... $4,000
No 1913 West G9th-st. by Jim" Donovan. Of No
800 West iGthsi, one-story frame wagon she'd. 100
Alteration:
No 232 Eost 49th-st. by Robert Nleman. fourstory
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
Unbllc Notices.
CUPREAfE COURT.


CUPREME COURT
cation by Corporation OF the city of
New York. relative acquiring title by The Mayor. Alder
lands on the easteriy side Of 3iREEXwicH AVENUE
between West Tenth and West Eleventh streets In the
said Board site FOR school purposes. under and n
OF the provisions OF chapter lei OF the Laws
of 1855 amended by chapter 80 Of the Laws OF 1890
the supreme corrt OF the state Of New York at
Special Term Of said Court to be held a, Chambers there
the 9th day Of November 1885 at the opening OF the
Court On that day. or as sooa thereafter as can be
Estimate in the above-entltled matter.
tended Is the ACQUISITION Of title by The Mayor Aldermen
and ccmmoralty Of the city Of York. to certain
there belonging. the esstery side Of
Greenwich avenue. between West Tenth and West Eley-
enh streets. IN the Ninth Ward Of said city IN zee SIM
pie absolute the to be converted appropriate ana
used to and for the purposes specified In said chapter
eced ana approved by the Board Of Education site
visions Of said chapter isi OF the Laws Of ISIS
APPENDED said chapter 80 Of the laws Of 1880 being the
following described lot piece parcel OF land namely
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land situate lying
and being "a me Ninth Ward Of the cry Of New York
point easerly Greenwich Avenue distant 2Gs
northerly line Of West enth street easerIy line
which point IS also the ntersecto
School No Al with the easterly line OF Greenwich
avenue; running thence easttry ana az rEht angles
northerly linz Of the present site Of Grammar school
No A. IFS feet 10 inches; thence nortwes,ery = feet
eastery line Greenwich avenue measured at rghi an
giles thereto. thence westerly and at right aSes OF hea
feet 10 the eastey Of Greenwich avenue thence south
er along the oastery line Of Greenwich avenue 20 fee
20 Dated ate p Y"w YORK october H. 1895. .
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT Counsel to the Corporation. No. 2
Row New City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adler simon Morris Frecsndlich nsr,s Msai
Bente. Herman A. to Kaufman. No 10 90 o,o
Bs mSs John, TO JENNA henderson. Bos- ooco
BARN. 52p"y Thomas ma AND VI Wife 'tS TO Frederick
mis- another. trustees. n 49th-st' "Si'' II 5oo
Belmont no Henry. TO Isaac Butler Jefferson ,oo
cG 5i 10, sa a7S " and VIE 3 s,yas
nanE GraHd.s' ana y wife Of 10 ohn Bss sHr
pSSns% %niho an@s 4Sio Vt" It Of Bsrrys
p %nna Bridget to the Farmers Loan and
Co No 7%5 IsSnst9n,aye a near Trust o
CO.. No "a East ssih-s years -. .; q; 5000
nan, Jra ,ay ~ ears .''............ 2o0O
Higgins Ms@s@st to M" Of o MSS1 saa 300
Junker Auguste l. and another to Edward ward
ity-ave $50 # n Of Clftonst. ycars..:..... 20"
Kcn9 I Res snd an T Wooster ,S s demand 5000
Lawrence. Sarah r. 70 John Hunt $ i's'h- 100
Maadelbaum Harris. another to the Title
Guarantee and Trust co. No "a Beekman-si' &C ooo
Msa ,aS Martin and wife the Henry zs;,nsr
pe isl.'S George ss' ". to Robert blackburn
147thst 17j II W OF st Nicholas-ave. year.. 10000
Roll Linda to william Buhler No SO West sath- ooo
smith Margaret E and another to East River
Savings Institution. Housion-st' 20 IT OF .ooo
schsn neSja%n to y 501 ,97,S. smh mSy,rss Msd
so srne Max and wife to Henry H Jackson ct
2 years NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
Smoot J Samuel. and another 10 the New-York
Suburban Cooperative Building and Loan
Association 76th-st. 2I5 II Of Avenue \.
insfalmenS WV
Tripler Isabel to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. -
No 40 West 77ths years .................. 3oWo
Thrall NJ. and another to John Stemme. -
No 433 East l2oth-st years .........:....... 5000
Vetter. Benedlcta. to Minnie Frees. 13lst-st.
400 II W Of Courtlandave. years. ........... 5000
berg n hst 22s r. Of Avenue G. year 100
"a He este Years morirages 5000
Woof James A. . al to Kate Brennan.
3 years 'Co 5000
Hinrham 10 siS East s5ih-st yeafs..... 5000
'1 awe year. 80 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22

RAYMOND & WHITCOMB,
81 East 18th ST., Lincoln Building, Union Square, n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
Rtal Cstaiea
Real estate.
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Of New York
Capital & Sur
plus Jan. l.
1895. -. ST, SIC, $500

ioS| wy
Examines and insures titles TO
real estate. the assured selecFihg
his own counsel, if he desires.
Defends ut it's own expense any
suit brought against Il title guar
antecd by 1T.
paws any claim established
against the property not exceeding
the amount of its policy anu Ill
addition, all costs Of LII satioD.
COmpels an Directing purchaser
to complete his contract 10 Duy;
or. if defeated in the attempt to
do so. either pays the damages or
takes the property off its policy
holders hands.
DIRECTORS
EDWIN W. COGGESHALI.
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER,
WILLIAM 7. DIXON.
JOHN DUER.
HENRY +. ROWLAND,
]. FREDERIC KERNOCHAN,
JOHN 7. LOCKMAN.
J. LAWRENCE MARCELLUS,
DAVID 3. OGDEN.
CHARLES f. STRONG.
HERBERT b. TURNER,
JAMES NJ vARNUM.
JOHN WEBER.
EDWIN W. COGGESHALI,.
President and General Manager
CHARLES f. STRONG. vice-President
DAVID II OGDEN I'd Vice-president
WILLIAM Z. DIXON, Secretary
JOHN DUER. Treasurer
GENERAL OFFICES Nos 81 and Liberty ST. and Az
and 40 Maiden Lane. New-fork
BRANCH OFFICES NETWORK:
n t. Cor. 125th st. and Lexington AW
255 Columbus Ave
BROOKLYN OFFICES,
lGl and 1GG Montague st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
SUPREME COURT.

- In the matter the application Of the Board Of
Of New York, relative 70 acquiring e by The Mayor.
Aldermen and Commonay Of the CITY q New YORK; 70
V FRaiI1 iA"p King ana coHGREss sTREETs in the
Eighth Ward Of said city duly selected and approved by
SAID BOARD as site for school purposes under and In
Of isss amended hy chapter 80 ~ TIC Laws o. iss
Of lsss as amended by chapter 81 the Laws OF 1890
notice Is hereby given mat an appll:tien wv be made
Special Term Of said Court TO be he'd at Chambers
thereof at the County COURTHOUSE n me City OF New
Of that i"y or soon thereafter as counsel
heard thereon for the apponment 81 Commission
ers OF Estimate in the aioveentted matter
The and extent ~ ne Improvement hereby In
tended IS the ACQUISITION q NE by The Mayer Alder
tain lands and premises with the buI:dnss thereon and
the appurenances thereto belonging IN the block bounded
The Eighth Ward said city In fee simpe absolute the
be converted appropriated and used to ana for
OF isss as amended by said chapter IS OF the Laws OF
1890 sa property hans Sesn Su s ana a
purposes under and In pursuanee OF the provisions 81
M e Of the Laws 500 % Sss D as ssHqS by sad
scribed lots. pieces parcels Of Lard. namely:
those csran 9 Pieces Or 1@ree' Sd na su %
York and which taken together are bounded and de-
.crbed follows beginning a. p9n. formed by the
Grammar school No and the westerly side Of no 20,
W. s n. ss.1g eS . point OF vas S %
feet southery from the southeiiy side Of West
M Msn var siFs street IS feet 70 pon,
southerly from the sou;heriy side of West Houston
sonthery side u West Houston street loo feet point
which is distant ~ feet souhery from me southerly
parallel With the eastey side OF varck street 30 feet to
northern side 20 Se ,ps sSos s' the OF noh o
ste Of school No sna se rsa pa srI NE
to the pon, or place Of beginning. 200,
Dated New YORK. October itth. iseo .
fryon Row. New Cltx.
The Washington times., 1895-01-10


could not work. and the disease seemed to
defy medical skill until went to DR.. Walker.
i am happy 10 say / am now entirely well.
and DR.. Walker Is the physician who cured
me-"
DIR. R. A. Walker is every day adding to his
surprising record in curing disorders OF the
brain and Nervous system, diseases OF the skin
and blood, consumption, catarrb, asthma,
malaria, rheumatism, dyspepsia, and all az
fe tlons of the stomach, liver, kidneys, and
bladder, diseases of women, heart troubles
etc.
Many men are sufferers from nervous de-
bility, impaired memory. low spirits, and the
various arrangements OF body and mind due
10 pernicious habits contracted in youth. or to
later excesses, resulting in loss OF manly
power. wrecked constitutions, aad not infre-
Quently in softening of the brain, epilepsy.
paralysis. and even insanity. TO reach and
reclaim these unfortunates is one Of DIR.
Walkers aims. and he has been the means of
restoring hundreds of them to health and
happiness.
Dr. Walker may be consulted free OF
charge, personally or by letter. His we'll
known sanitarium. at 14l1 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. adjoining Wizards Hotel. is open daily
for free consultation or examination. Ofice
hours, 10 a. m. to 5 D. m. and Saturday even
ing from to s; Sunday hours, 10 to u a. II.
Charges for treatment very low.
In response 10 many inquiries Dr. Walker
assures the public that all interviews are con-
fldential. Names of patients who have been
cured are never published without their iull
consent.
The Washington times., 1895-01-10

pensive than the ordinary kind and may be
Obtained ut any dry goods shop. One paper
OF medium size needles will last the amateur
milliner for years.
Folds. bows. and rosettes of piece goods
must be made on the bias. Handle tee ma
teria.s as littie as possible, as its freshness is
its chief merit. Make the center of all bows
where they are gathered together very tight,
rs this gives the loops more smartness. Wire
all standing trimming and fasten the ends Of
thread securely
Max O'Rell. speaking OF the typical French
woman. remarks: Notice that she o'ten
changes the style of her hair. That is te-
cause she knows that love lives on tribes.
and that the best dishes become insipid if
they are always served with the same sauce. "
Those women who agr o with II. 0'Rell's
FienChwoIan will. therefore be eagerly on
the lookout for new cGiffures. while many
who doubt that authority VIII be interested
Ia following fashionable changes, because 10
dress tie hair in one way always is said TO
be Injurious to *.
The coiffgre in the sketch is intended for
rather short locks. The hair is waved all
over the head. drawn back Slightly. rolled
and pinnoi. the curling ends being allowed
TO escape and conceal the twist.
JUDIC CEoLLET.
The Washington times., 1895-01-10
y y. MOSES sdNs. sNR
lith and F Sis,
DIED.

O'LEARY-January O. 1926, Mt 3 a, m, HANNAH
O'LEARY, wife OF Daniel OLeary, at her resi-
derce, 3l4 Fourteenth street southwest
Notice of funeral hereafter,
BLACKMELL-Monday evening at 80, JOSE
rHisG, daughter of W. II. and Nellie BLACKWELL
aged seventeen.
! Funeral from Mount Carmel Baptist Church,
Fourth ard l. streets northwest, to-day fFhurs-
day, ~ . p. IN.
MCDERMOTT-At his late residence, 3i5 Mis-
souri, avenue northwest. Tuesday, january s.,
1888, at 10 o'clock p. M, JOHN MCDERMoT, of pneu-
monia.
Funeral from st Patrick's Church Friday
January II, at 10 o'clock a. IN. Please omit
flowers. 1t
The Washington times., 1895-01-10
tane-e,1 s.s,1Oll.1a,14,15 ,1s
- SAMSTAG, SUCTIONEER-
=. TRUSTEE SALE OF PROPERTY IN

. SAMSTAG, 8UCTIONEER.
=. TRUSTEE , SALE OF PROPERTY IN
ANACOSfIA, D. G.
By virtue of a certain deed OF trust, dated Oc-
tober 13, 1892, and corded In Lber i73l fol 2n9
ct seq OF the land records of the District of Col
unbia, aad at the re {Iest OF the holder Of the
zoe secured thereby, we will sell at public auc-
tion in front OF the premises en- WEDNESDAY,
the sixteenth day cf January, 1895, at o'clock
p. m, l1ts u, 13 aad a. OF Eliza CaIlaghan and
others, Subdivision OF lots in section of the
trustees Subdivision OF irry Farm, as said
subdivision is recorded in the surveyors Office,
book o, page 1s3. Subject 10 a first trust Of
81 ,30A recorded in Liber 1851 fol 3i0 and inter-
est and any unpaid taxes.
TERMS OF SALE All over first trust TO be
cash All conyeyanciRg and recording at pur-
chGsers cost Sl00 deposit required at time of
S. g. HENRY TAYLOR, AiYAH T. COLLINS,
Trustees Jan 6, Z, $, ., 10, IL, IL, IA, 10, l6
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workine for safe crossings :

William j. Frizzel and Evan Il. Tucker,
zens' Association. were at the Capitol yester-
day endeavorinS 10 forward the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad crossings bill. Representa-
tive Abbott, OF the House District COMMITTEES,
is endeavoring to secure some action on the
Baltimore and Chic Railroad bill. requiring
that company to elevate its tracks within the
limits of Washington. He expects 10 secure
action within the next week in order to get
the bill in the House.
The Washington times., 1895-01-10
Mission Morkers Active.

There was an unusually large attendance
at the meeting of the Fourteenth street
branch Of the Central Union Mission held at
2504 Fourteenth street at 7:30 last night
The exercises were conducted by Mr. N A.
Robbins. assisted by Misses Agnes Juch and
Edna Oesiqueria, and Messrs W. c. Me-
Mikell and j. L. Gautt. The meeting was an
especially interesting one. and was fraught
with good results. very interesting talk
was made by Miss Agnes Juch OH the subject
4'Not l. but Jesus" More than fifty present
pledged themselves to do active mission work
This branch viii meet again on next
Wednesday night at 1880 o'clock