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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-04-24
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the State of
Nevada, in and for the County of
Elko.
L. A. Owens, plaintiff, against Car.
RE e. Owens, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court
Of the State of Nevada, in and for
the County of Elko, and the Com-
plant filed in the Office of the Clerk
of said District Court.
The State of Nevada sends greeting
to: Carrie e. Owens, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above-named plaintiff in the District
Court of the State of Nevada, in and
for the County of Elko, and to an
swer the Complaint filed therein,
within ten dayR, exclusive of the day
of service), after the service on YOU
of this Summons-if served within
this County; or if served out of this
County, but in this District, within
twenty days otherwise, within forty
days-or judgment by default will be
taken against you, according to the
prayer Of said Complaint
The said action IS brought to OBJ
tain Judgment and decree of this
Court in favor of tho plaintiff and
against the defendant diSSOlving the
bonds OF matrimOny now existing be-
tween plaintiff and defendant upon
the ground of willful desertion and
abandonment for more than year
Immediately prior to the commence
ment of this action. Also that the
following described real property be
set apart and 6ecreed to plaintiff for
his sole and separate use, to-wit: All
those certain premises situate in the
County OF White Pine and State of
Nevada known as the Owens
ranch, comprising among other lands
the following: The west half Of the
south east quarter and tho north
east quarter and the west half of the
southwest quarter of section thirty
three in township twenty-six north
of range siXty-twn east M. D. b. &
M and fer costs of suit. All of
which will more fully appear by re-
| ference to said Complaint, certified
copy Of which accompanies this writ
and is hereby referred TO and made q
part hereof. .., ..... ....
And you are hereby notified that il
you fail to appear and answer said
Complaint as above required, the
said plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief therein demar ded and
take Judgment against you for costs
Of suit.
In Testimony Whereof 1, the I'm.
dersigned, the attorney for, the plain
till, and an attorney OF record in sale
Court, have bereunto subscribed my
name at Elko in said County, thit
21st day Of February, 1895.
e. s. HARRINGTON,
/ Attorney for Plaintiff
| March 20tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16
MIR INGALLS, PLEASED.

HIS VIRUS M, THE TRUNK LINE PRESIDENTS
MEErIxG-HE SAYS HE DOES NOT WANT TO
SUCCEED BRICE AS SENATOR.
Melville T.. ingalls,. president of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad and of the Big fouT
Railroad is In the city. and yes'erua! az
tended the meeting Of the Trunk Line pres''en"'
MIR ingalls, is chairman OF these mee""s'' "s
as the personal representative OF ChAu".es y,
Depew president of the New-York Centrai Ha''-
road ,ho e. now IN Europe Mr.. ingalls,. when
seen at the Hotel Netherland last Night was u"
cellent sn,r,s as the result Of the days mee'''s
OF Trunk Line presidents He said. In speaking Vi
this meeting: -
Everything lovely. All INC ., %
closed up and II needs only one more ' 49,,
settle everything completely. Only the 'o".,'on
have TO be drawn up and presented for ia'ioa ''.
OF course .basa resolutions will have TO be
ed TO the directors of the different ra'iroau'' ou
there is no doubt but that all VIII pe oo.,a,n
The next meeting Will probably De heiu w .,and
Der % 1t is subject to my CALL ou' :, r.., ,,,uI
that this date will be satisfactory 70 al, rassr,
be just In time 10 allow Mr. Depew " =. - Or
snAak,na -, .he nresence at the meeting OF Or
Charles Rivers Wilson. the ne" P'." 10 made.
Mr. ingalls, said: . .ha
Sir Charles did not intend to be present u, w.,
meeting but happened to see him. anu ~ Tho
lsed to stay over lie may be he"oo'" a.,.rfu,
BUSINESS, he says, Dut ne "oof,ifty We were
ilnd Of Information and business osn,rces He is
an acquisition TO American railroads. from the
some days ago a telegram was .vnIcstlon which
s ss that ingalls, quietly ana ldy that
rour employees and all interests ,ha end IL when Mr.
S Nsr being osaRnssd this tS 'R he s s quickly
en- T no sk eocs and am seeking f4gend
% SS Mr. hres and are done the ss'
Would maj MAJ ne anadate for the senate aga'ii s
HIM and would do all could 20 retain oan mn He has
aee aI He is able and versnany" and the money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16
RrA. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

: a.sfs: :ss No . i!as. e H9Gssa.' l%s',
snry .2 ,s w ana Gsea 9:e sn"sch and
Eercco%t sg' ' s. s2o II o. ii5;h.si eivssc
70 centre tine II 9a soad. q eAiio . Michael
l4s,h-st. No fi' West john j Gcfa'y To Annie 10
l5sa," d''i 70 $40 West: Ward wh;i;- ana
,5ai sl"; e. 5 sF9 Wc@ same to Mary D5loni
S; "%s-s ~ f e e s::'* l. @ p 1s
Orchards D. and is'rdses eornS 10 lot r "i
j'aP nj 'afem'h'' Hdse' ieh"o" 90 1890
lc,th-si Xc ~ East: Edward BEL and We ,o
,c,'hsi No 90 East same to i;er Mcrde. 90"
,,.reenlaf. Dennis J ouirls ana wife to Peter 1000
Usir.aye s. sci / n n. Of fremont l94x
,i.:iixle4 TiG Co., Walter Wilcox and "ie TO $500
s" n,sI,:,o" rsT,'ce s, ysc
Gn1 wife 10 Adelaide Yeondle. o0''
Lots $1i and soo. map Van Nest FIX. 24'h AGO
Eot-ave. 100 II Of E.lzabeth-s., iCNl2'; o,o
John Loaned 70 MARY = iIard.e >, "''o
Irregular: John Petit and wife to William 90, ~,
Easi Bfeadwaix. map Iiendri;k Knl,
GERS eetas s',;' ssnus , chen It al heirs o.
viliiam-st 10 225 a,so No - North Wiliian-si:
me executors. etc. Edward :. ncppenhemer 10 70 ooo
A Erngs' NJ fp 9D Mrhr a. par. LEVY to John
,7,h srlI" ~ 10 +, Of ,o,have. 25xj2 sarah
a Mckinley and Eliza siorrs 10 William and 70 900
sara6 NcEi"sy and Eliza james 10000
42Ssa' 70 ali West, George b Younss ct al:
heirs Of william Youngs. TO Frances oiei
Same property; Washington Youngs and wife to
42d-si. 10 ii3 West: same to Adelaide 4 and
sam nef pop@rty: George Younas ct al
George n Asqulth and wife to John II Mont
4, to corner iisih-si 25.iixac: Fannie ooo
and Herman schelilerg 10 Emma krug.... '''o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGES.

George r. Read was the Only auc,oneer to dispose
OF property yesterday at the Broadway real es'a'.
salesroom. The Offering the four-siory p'i0"
tenement house. lot iS9x75. No. III Whe'-S"'
which was purchased by the p:aintin, Aaron S'o"''
in the forecosure procedure. FOR $3.50. ,a
Thomas G. Smith has sod for Mrs. c. T. Iappl ns
No l6 East Eighty fourth-st four story ~ ~ Tor
livery stable on .ot 241l00 feet for $1,000 ana io
Mrs A. Nccirony. No. 81 East Fourteenth.s..; "a a
four-siory Lfownstone front dwelling. on lot z'''N
1898 feet. for $32Cv'. . - Mr.
With Van Rensselaer,. Martin Ramsey. NJ
Smith has sold fof Mrs. Mcclure. o. Boston, 20
rs East F0rty-sixth-si. a three-story bro"h''o"'
front dwelling on 20, 20xl005 feet for $l2co G
Mcssrs Helner Wo.f have purchased ,l LOT
Mehrbach The lot on the north side OF Nlnety-iouiar
ST. i02 feet east OF Thirdavo 2sxl0ox'ox irrcsu az
and have sold the at an advance 10 j. ,ar,
house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY AGREEMENT.
EVERYTHING ADOPTED EXCEPT THE ARTICLE

RELATING TO DlfFERENTIALS.
The convention Of Southern railway and steam
ship men who engaged in drawing up a new
agreement and forming a new association. to be
known as the Southern States Freight Association.
met in secret session yesterday at the Oriental
Hotel, Manhattan Beach John W. Thomas, vice
president of the Nashville. Chattanooga and st.
Louis Railroad and vicc-presdent Of the old South
ern Railway and Steamship Association. presided.
The proposition that no member can withdraw from
the agreement without giving six months notice
raised some objection. Vice-Presidcnt ST. John, of
the seaboard Air Line. wants the time of notice
changed TO sixty days instead OF six months
At 100 D. m the convention adjourned. The
chairman OF the meeting. Mr.. Thomas. announced
that everything had been agreed TO except article
H. relating TO differentals This was referred to a
special committee. which will decide just what diff
ferental shall be granted to combined rail and
water routes over direct routes j. H. Thayer. gen.
eral traffic manager Of the Pennsylvania road. VIII
confer with this committee. The conference adj
tourned TO meet at the Waldorf at II a. m next
Tuesday The sxty-day clause suggested by me me
Seaboard Air Line adopted. ana that nhe VIII
have an opportunity to act win me other
roads In maintaining rates. MI 81 John,, VINO
represented the SeabOard at the meeting SAID that
his line will become a party to the agreement II
the competing line joins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16

question. and think that he Is good representa-
tive for Ohio
When asked what the outlook In Ohio was poit-
ically. Mr.. Ingalls, raid in general way
"Oho Is an OF State, and matter what she
may do In a Congressional election. election
for Governof, she Is bound to be Republican
State In n National election As far back as | can
remember. | do know OF time when Ohio
has not had a Democratic Senator. 1t IL possible
that by legislative juggling the State may be saved
from two Republican Senators. The election for
Governor Is problematica AS said. Ohio is an OFF
State, and II Is hard to say what she will do
Mr. Ingalls, gave dinner at the Metropolitan
Club last night in honor Of Sir Charles Rivers
Wilson. Among the guests all the Trunk
Line presidents that have been attending these
ings. 1t a purely informal affair. and Mr. In
gals when asked about II. said that he did not
care to give out list of guests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16
IMPORT AND EXPORT STATEMENT

ALSO AN INTERESTING CIRCULAR ON lhh i'h-
PORTS FOR 1898 AND 1921.
Washington Aug. 15-The Chief of the Bureau Of
Statistics reports that the total values OF the e>-
ports of merchandise from the United States DUR
ing the month of July 1895. and during the seven
months ended July 81. 1885, compared with SINH
lar exports during the corresponding PERIODS OF the
preceding year as follows
Seven months ended July 44a 4G' $50 $685. 3'
In Juy last the imports exceeded the exports by
ZIG sss 7sS In July 1884, the of imports over
exports was s12Ss7.S9o
During the seven months ended July 81, 1885. the
excess of imports over exports was s2l 81, ana
the of exports for TIE corresponding per'ou
OF the preceding year was Ss loz; u.s. oo,aoa ,,. inn
In July 1895. the exports of gold exceeded tne I'M
ports by S. 2s3, 46s. and during the seven months
ended July 81 1886. the excess of exports over i'm
The excess of exports of silver over imports dur
ing the seven months ended July 81, 1885, was
The Secretary Of Agriculture issued to-day a
circular on the imports and exports OF the United
States for 1893 and 1894. II shows that, notWHn-
standing the depresslSn. OF ers vaed at $3.50
against $s47. 51% in 1893. Three-fourths OF tha
vast value came from the farms and farmers OF
Great Britain and Ireland led all the other coun-
tries in volume of trade with the United states;
The people OF s 900 goo Worth
and taking the British possessions az togetner aa
as one customer they took &23Ho,ooo or nearly I"
per cent Of the whole: during 1874. croa, britain
The United States imported from Great britain
sl07 600 GOO of her products In 1894 or le4 per cent
of the entire imports Of the United States and from
United Kingdom, sl7SoOOcco more than q per cent
Almost 80 per cent Of the total United states ,, tx
ports to the United kingdom snd I,Ss
and Belgium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16
Eeaal Notires.
6 UPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY Is

q UPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- OF NEw.YoRK; -Guillaume Reusens against The
Cross Creek Mining Company. ,., A.,
Sotice As hereby given that have been appointed by
the anal Judgment entered In the above entitled action
ON the goth January 1885 Receiver Of the ross
Creek Mining Company and Of the property and elects
~ aid and behalf OF the creditors 81
said company. and that have duly qualified "S sue"
Receiver; and do require: - . ,a.r
All persons indebted said corporation TO r'nae,
an account 10 me Office Of my Attorney No ~
pr,adway IN the city Of New-Yorl by the lith nay ~
October. 1895. OF all debts and sums OF money OWN" "
Them lively and the 10 me-
H. All peraons having IN their possession any p ,op 80
or effects Of said debtor 10 deliver The Same " ~ -
lie said 18th day 81 october. 1885 =, ao,,o-
III All the creditors of said corporation =" ,y ,b.
their respective accounts and demands 10 '' ~ NV
Id nth day Of October. 1890 ..,,,u cor
~ ANY person holding any open or sunsf''". x,.sng
,rac Of said corporation present the faTas IA |
and IN detail TO me az the place aforesaid On vi ~
Re said 18th day 81 October. 1879. -
dated New-York. February 1mh, ls@,: u.ca,,.-
Csrdoxo & Nathan. Attorneys for Receiver As'"'''
ts,iiding, N. Y. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16
ARMY ORDERS.

Washington. Aug. Is (SpeciaD.-The following
Army orders have been issued: The leave OF alb
sence on surgeons certificate of disability granted
Can,ain Frank A. Edwards. LIST Cavalry Is eH-
tended four months on account OF sickness anu
he Is authorized TO go beyond sea Nou''V r''
caoord rieutenant George =. Howell Corps OF En-
,naoru ,s assigned TO a vacancy OF Second Leu
tenant in that corps to date from August H. with
his present date OF rank June u. 1885, vice Keller
promoted Leave OF absence for one month from
September Is granted Second Lieutenant pe,'"''''"
u Uaraaway nth Infantry. The leave OF aosen.s
ron,ad First Lieutenant Charles C. Baiiou, i=,I
Infantry, is extended one month cuv me palmer
18th Infantry Department of the Goioraoo; Is ,o
tended twenty days Leave OF apss snem M il
is granted Second Lieutenant William C"ntan
0i,uar 7, warwick 18th Infantry. Department OF
Texas is extended five days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16
rrrerrn IrrrR FOUR YEARS IN ECRoPE.

On August %. 1891. Frederick Rother' 'neh 'n'y
wears old. w.nt into John Behrenss Je"e"s 81
al No. II East Fourteenth-s'' an" ..o..n
, =, a,amond earrings worth 500 on memoran-
dunn The next day he went TO Europe. ie"
DAYS ago nc got back to New-York, and Benre ars
traced him 10 No. 11S East Eighteenlh1s'' n ~as
teraav afternoon. in the Jefferson Market Court ne
was held IN 500 for trial The deienee, wa; e''
he soId the diamonds. but was not pao LOT '"e"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Conklinr Howard TO An Association for the Re-
Lief 81 Respectable Iadigent Pennies OF New

ccnkns Howard to An As0c,son for 81 the Sf Rs
York 81 : t2dst 2.o # of sd-ave years.
carr '%I'' i"sn j. to ica Howard No i'a 9th
pumg M@,y lo 90 20 man William es years
Dcanl Mary +. to Ward Wheeler. $50 West ,.o
Eis Saas Joseph ye and Aor eascu,r. OF Hugh
Feeamon TGsrs ana and nstsmsns 1000
FRENCH co nern ID 4; ave 70 and oihs, 10000
Mcbride Peter Harry Bell. i1'th-si,
III II OF Forest-ave instamcn's. mort 900
M Hasna Hnns s,s 80, Il Of shave year $500
Mc T sMs nsnn 10 ", Years ~ 1000
Msrens Frederick w. and We TO 'n srd pT IpSk
s.,i a' 's'X xca,s .."e.......o 10000
M ssG n r Of 70 is SsR"i GEARS 1000
ta aa'1: ,S :,,,: .-:,.r;; s aSsS
Prayer. William. and wife to Emanuel Arns'ein oo
NS 2s sh ana Isl AMI Has t TO- the jewellers Build
1 '1a q" i sssDca'GR mortgars. install
Palmer john to Christian F ccnncrich lo2d =, ono
iG,sh-s, Ioi It $ e Of Forcst-ave. years ana
smith, William VI TO EQUITABLE LIE n. A'Fa ana e
ws,s, al and 10 s. Broadway years 10000
ne,r o2dst 80 IL o. ~'.'F'""' 10000
se ygie Henry J. to James and " f Roosc
Welt trustees. l25ih-st. 1862 # W OF 3i-ave - ooo
snVer Maaonrs a,a r. Of iosth-sf years 10000
Sasr.a i,hs aoo +, " Of shave 259oo
w'Fihf 4lh.sl he! sss a'a ' Of Avenue g. mort
sa nnseS 10 same nar same property demand 1874
Treptow. Herman. to Elise Loze. 7sth-st. 90,
BIst,sl Frank q TO Albert ESdm mar;,,s.
o7n,Tt 100 II OF M"aison,".e 2ooo
Bowman nS"'' Mary T. to Greenwich Savings Bank. ,ou
= of z
Brown INA United states TVS, %s,,. CO. New;
YORK York 7'hs'' :, ia II .. ""a.s". 1900
cS STS. william vie Iscis chrysiie 400
c9Gs r4sr M e. lin and Ss to me sc sfsSy .,
DGsea Charles ard ws to d ESsnn d Rss% mann $500
Fireman. Louis J.. and another to Joseph Allen. .uo
Gresham M, ROSIE to Joseph Wunsch 80 800
Kr rn,s Felix. and wife to Henry Hanlein and
another. Ccnvent-av lis IT n Of i3ist-st. o
K1ue Emma to Fannie scheidrbcrr, shave. oo
sSJs,. $ 1as {. 3 Of parlS'ave 3 years.. 1900
- '', Mot Iai MN Claremon, years''' 400
A sia r. 81 SIMPSON, aars,. LEO
Macfny Henry J t, ilrA6,ck Investment say
map Ven See. PAX as,sl"cnis @ 1000
r9So'f '@ of sGay s, ''" 1000
sc,h'sa. y9ar '"'1 .....'." ".e WV. 1900
c2dst. 81 II W II Amstcr,iain-ave. year 1000
ave. years NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
Trcuilcr Mary A. spd ano,n,[ to John %hslsn
vSI moHesssS 81 yfas n,cc,o. 10 rite 1:isnce ''o'o
and Trust Company. Nos 80 and Gs Dunne-s,. % M,
Van Dol Doi.en. John ana wife to George Lane IS
lo2as, 200 Of aaav s.l year n,s, Iron; goo
River Place. 10, sc2 and gore lot a p. map ..o
YsansIn fAdaaiSc 10 scybei. jan
-sen-avc Terrnce view-ave. morgages... 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16
MANHATTAN's EARNINGS.

Albany Aug l5.-The report Of the Manhattan
Railway Company for the quarter ended June
80 last shows: Gross earnings. 2.499s7; operating
expenses 81 $685. net earnings. N0O44il; other In
come $50 90: gross income g. 0es 1872 fixed charges
s7I3 6,2: net income 1919 799. The net income for
the same quarter last year was S93.oS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16
NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON SAILS.
ADMIRAL BuNCEs FLEET LEAVES NEwPoRT-TIIE
RATTIF-SHIP TEXAS IN COMMISSION.

ADMIRAL BtjNCE's FLEET LEAVES NEWPORT-THE
BArTLE-sHIP TEXAS IN COMMISSION.
Newport Aug. 15.-The North Atlantic Squadron
sailed from here this afternoon, and its next port
will be Bar Harbor 1t shortly after O'Clock
when the Minneapolis and Raleigh got under way
In response to orders from the flagship and pro-
ceeded out to sea. Shortly before 10 O'Clock Sec
rotary Herberts flag hauled down from the
Dolphin and launch carried MIN TO the New
York which weighed anchor. and at 1919 headed
seward. As she passed the Montgomery the latter
craft took position astern and the two steamed
outside The Dolphin hauled up her anchor as the
New-York started. but backed and filled about
her anchorage for time, finally displaying
long line of signals. which she kept out until the
New-York was down Off Brentons Point Then
she lowered them and started after the departing
Neet Naval officers say that she was trying 10
signal the New-York. but no answering s'enas
set. ~.
Washington Aug 15-The new battle-ship Texas
tho first vessel of the new Navy constructed al
Government navy yard by Government olncers ana
employees was placed In commission at ~ CLOCK
his afternoon at Norfolk. according TO telegram
received by the Navy Department from fear-Ad,,
miral Brown the commandant OF the navy yaru
,hare Captain Henry Glass assumed command
The Texas will not be ready for sea FOR some
weeks The published statement that she wou'd
sail Immediately after being placed IN COMMISSION
70 ton Admiral Ounces squadron Oh eVoiu'ioh Is
untrue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
DIFFICULTIES IN THE WALLER CASE.

OBSTACLES THROWN IN Mr.. EUsTIs's WAY Hf
TIE FRENCH AUTHORITIES
Washington, Aug. 1.-THE United STATES vow
eminent is meeting fresh inpedimens in It's EFFORTS
% GOT Of tho focts OF the imprisonment of ex-
Consul John /, Waller by the French AUTHORITIES.
The temporizlng attitude Of the French Mih's'r!
in not furnishing Ambassador Eusts copy OF
the evidence on which Waller was convicted IN
Madagascar has been supplemented ny re'nsai
on their part permit him to Visit Wafer III '"0
prison at Marseilles. although he has made NOR
than one effort secure that pTivilefe w'' III
view expediing the case Inariot St no
explanation OF the refusal can be obtained s,rr, nrlson
r,,ie. 70 whica Waller is subjected. As matters
stand at present Mr. Euss has encomntered s az
almost every point seeming unWliils,es "a ' in
his investigation OF the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
filed with the Building Department:
New buildings:
l3sth-st n = 500 II OF W.s-ave. fvesiory
brick store and nat. BY Edward jenkins ~ -
IcnoN-aNe %Io.Vp
13gth-st = y so II g Of Wills fvestory
brick store nat by ................ 1000
Catharlne-st, No Ca nve-st0ry brick fiat. by
Maria Louise Conklirg. 81 Rosebank. staten 49,
I:;5th-sr - 800 n Of eth hve-story
brick fats by Paulin" Aaron of "a West
,7th-st No 49, West; four story brick stable,
bv wilson ii Mnnis Observation-Disclosures 5000
ssth ST. no % West brick wall. by John
Attentions.
Wa,er-s No r. by the New-York Life Insur-
ance Go. trustees 70 store and salesroom, FIVE
brick luf.Iing. 2OtD
Webster-ave. =. 1907 II Il KnEsbrdge Road.
by the Rev James & Rigney. "a twO-story
and frame church ................. 5000
2gh-s Nos 202 and 2p< East by David Koch
Ter. to nve-story brick fiat and 5000
I0ngwootn,". n % n u Wii,emore-s, by
n 4 Shernont. 20 four twD-s;Ory frame dwell
. o..
7-th st. o. 100 n nf i'ark-avc. by the church
Of the Holy sepuchre. 10 library. one-story o
ft'ne :. ....-.+..... -"
J3ds', No 2os East. by George Ehref. one-s'ory .o
brick nachin" room OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16
Proposals.

Observation-Disclosures for Medical Baths, beile-
~ vue Hospital will be received by The Dep ~
August 2lst. 1888. 49, ~.
For III" p O. y BRITTON Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16
&ounlrn Real estate for Sale.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED September ]. ny fanily
tho second ao1r. located between 10Th ana
18th SITS, and cas-, Of 7th-ave.. withott
board. Address AZ once. with price. \. J.
H.. Hghview. sullivan CO.. y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16
G p AND ST. T.. ROAD TO RE SOLD.

Springfield H.. Aug l5.-In the United States Cir
cult Court yesterday Judge Allen made an order for
the sale Of the Chicago. Peoria and 81 Louis Rail-
road on September a. The road VIII be sold IN three
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16
ilnfnrnisbeo apartments 90 Eet.

IJ)TEI. BERESFORD corner slst-st and Central PARK
III choice corner suite, TWO rooihs ana
BATH from lst also. suite OF four roos ana
bath All rooms outside and fronting both central ialk
md Manhattan Square. The best location on Mar"
haitian Island.
& INGLE FLATS. LIST and 4th; nine rooms ana pam pam
- steam: location: 1sth ST. near oth AVE-.
10 lease. ST2O and $500 50 East Is,h St. Possession
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FLATS TO LET-Unfurnishcd.

BACHELOR apartments TO let IN the ele-
gantlv appointed. centrally located cum,
herland building. Broa1way 'th-aVe' 1iln
2o.i-st rents 800 M. including heat. light
and service elevator all night. Apply on
premises or TO T. 4. cRUIkSHANk
co. I1G Broadway.
FLATS u : large rooms TO respec,anse
colored families. rents SO 10 Slt. Los
3d-ave. aoth-st. !. station.
A. EAST 49TH-ST.-Thlrd fiat. rooms
and bath; all Hight rooms; rent 800 wear
3Is EAST 35TH-sT. rooms. all
light. SIG
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

Icryry FOR MONTCLAIR. Residence
properties. all kinds: sale or rent. IObDo
4 TAYLOR. s Beekran-st.
SHORT HILLS. y. J.. 3 minutes walk
from station, In an unexcepionaly HI"
neiehborhood. modern residence, 20, ac ao,
stables: every convenience: cost s3o,Wv'
will sell at baryair. EpW' r. hH'iiA-
TON & CO.. 90 Broadway.
TENAFLY. y. J.-Unsurpassed for health,
house plots; carefully restricted. win
water mains and Improvements all around
for $40 II. WEATHERIiY a. Co, "a
Broadway.