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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
Army of Tennessee's Reunion.

CINcLNNATI, Sept. ia brilliant array
of decorations in the bright auditorium
theater of Odd Fellows temple house,
which was flied with enthusiastic mem-
bcrs Of the Army Of the Tennessee and their
friends, describes the beginning of the
eth reunion. Governor Mckinley de-
livered an eloquent welcome for the state
Of Ohio. Mayor Caldwell spoke the well
come for tts Queen City President Dodge
responded for the society, after which
Colonel +. ID. Grant made the Grafton of
the evening. Music was interspersed
through the prouram
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
No sympathy For A. r. A.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Sept l7.-Members
OF the Springfield Democratic club
gathered last night to listen to George h.
Williams, who opened the Democratic
campaign here. He quoted from speeches
by Governor GreenhaIge, showing that the
governor was opposed TO the A. p. A., and
said that In the campaign this fall both
the Republican and Democratic candidates
for governor would agree on this stand,
and the secret orders would find little
comfort He paid a high tribute to Gov.
ernor rGreenhalge's courage and patriotism.
The speech was approved by all the speak
ers who followed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
TILLMAN.
Has q Lively Tilt With He Bsether
and Senator Irby.
HATRED FOR SENATOR BUTLER
Given Full Vent by South Car
olina's Ex-Governor.

COLUMBIA, s. O., Sept. 1.-THE proceed
ings of the constitutional convention were
characterized by a most exciting tilt be-
tween Senator Tillman and his brother,
George ID. Tillman, on the question OF
naming new county. George ID. Till
man, on Saturday, had succeeded in
getting the county named Butler. Senator
Tillnan WAS absent at the time. and, re-
turning yesterday, he moved to change
the name to Saluda. In passionate
speech he charged Senator Butler with
being a traitor to the party, and said that
to name county after him was an insult
to the reformers of the state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
The $. of v. Encampment.

KNOXVILLE, Sept 1.-THE ninth ma
tional encampment of the Sons Of Vet
erans is in session here, Commander
in-Chief William X. Bundy of Gin
cinnati presiding. Every state division,
with the exception of Colorado, California
aud Oregon. are represented. Three thou
sand visitors are In attendance. The city
is one mass Of flags and bunting, and at
night Is brilliantly illuminated with elec.
trio and gas arches. The encgmpment Ia
the largest ever held by the order.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
Durrant Trial Drags Along.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l7.--Yesterday
began the ninth week of the Durrant
trial. The prosecution estimates that it
will require 10 days OF actual court session
for its direct testimony. Mrs. Vogel, a
new witness, and Mrs. Japcs Crosset,
who had known Durrant we'll for four
years, both gave testimony over which the
defense was evidently much worried.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
TELEGRArHIC BREvITIEs.

Five United States cruisers nrc now q,
New York.
Soldiers who served under Ezcta riotcd
at Salvador.
Heavy frosts occurred In Massachusetts ts
and Pennsylvania.
A freight train was dcrallci by wi I'd Mt
Madison Junction, Wis.
Half Of the French expedition TO NJ idr.
gascsr Is unfit for action.
Michael Dayilt ant fund, from A. .
trnna 10 th' ami. Parnellitcs u London.
Premier salisbury evidently intends 70
enter inso closer friendship with the drei.
bpnd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
Skipping From Portland.

PORTLAND, Ne, Sept. 17.-Every hour
adds sensational details TO the big robbery
which was discovered in this city on
Saturday. George b. Merrow, one of
those Implicated in the affair, has been at
liberty on bail, but was last night rear
rested and lodged in Jail. Several promi-
nent persons, who are supposed to be inn
plicated in this robbery, have disappeared,
as has John Mcdonald, the states princi-
nal witness
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17

DosloN. sept 1.-THE Young Mems
Democratic Club Of Massachusetts, ycstcr-
day decided to give the annual dinner mt
Worcester on the night before the state
cnnxenfiau
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
PRIZE DETECTIVE STORIES. No. 80.
copyrighted. 1896.

Copyrighted 1895.
H.
He said this quite unconcerned, and
not a bit ready 10 argue the point out
with me. 1t was all very Well for him
20 glide over il in that easy way, but
what wanted TO know was where had
Michael Grey first heard talk about usY
That the gossip was hew TO him was evil
dent from the fact that he had played
billiards with my master the very first
night he came 10 Paris What chatter he
had heard was heard between supper that
evening and breakfast two days later.
And this was what troubled, even in the
face of Sir Nicolas tale about him TAX
ing drugs and forgetting. "There's dan
ger moving, thought, "and IL you're
married within the month, Nicky, Pm a
Chinaman.
This is how the thing looked to me,
then and for days after. While, on the
one hand, Michel Grey talked no more,
either TO me or TO Sir Nicholas, of his
suspicious, on the other hand, / could
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17

ALTOONA, Pa, Sept. 1.-THE Robert
Emmett Literary society of this city has
passed resolutions depouncing tho CON
vention of Irish societies proposed to be
held in Chicago, declaring that there are
reasons for believing the proposed con.
vcntion Is to be held 10 serve the selfish
ends OF certain persons, and not, as
avowed, Co d. any good for Ireland.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
Six Persons Killed.

LyNcHBURa, Va, Sept. ia vehicle
containing Joseph Callahan of Rutburg,
two women, girl Of about 10 and two
small children, was crossing the tracks Of
the Southern railway when it was struck
by an engine. Five of the occupants of
the vehicle were killed outright, and the
young girl was so severely injured that
she died shortly afterward
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
Through n Forest of Flames.

CAMDEN, N. j., Sept. l7.--While driv-
ing from Bedford to Berlin, yesterday,
Thomas j. Prickett suddenly found him
self hemmed in by forest fires. Mr..
Prickett finally managed TO urge his horse
through the fire, reaching his home al
most prostrated from his terrifying ex-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
To Consider Coiored Folks Need,.

BosToN, Sept. 17.-At mass meeting
Of the colorcd clergy OF Boston and
vicinity. committee was appointed 10
call convention Of the colored people Of
the state, to I've held In Boston, Oct. l6
"to ascertain what may bc done for the
bettermcnt OF the condition Of the colored
PEOPLE of the commonwealth
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
Setting a Good Example.

ROCHESTER,, Sept. l7.--Tho associated
banks Of Rochester yesterday shipped to
the assistant treasurer Of the United States
Mt New York city the sum Of s250,00O in
gold coin, and will accept In return legal
tenders. This was done In the hope that
other banks may do likewise with their
stock OF idle gold.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
Passengers Must NemRin Aboard.

SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 17.-Steamer City
of Rio Janeiro from Hong Kong via
Honolulu, is in quarantine. The mails
will be fumigatcd and landed at once, but
passengers will probably be kept in quar-
nntine for several DAYS,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17

BosToS. sept. l6.--Albcrt woiss, mann.
facturer of mems clothing, assigned yes.
tartiay. Liabilities estimated to be Ny.
ward Of $50. COO; assets unknown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
Drokcr In n nad rIr.

Boston, Sept John w Baker, .
broker and member Of the Boston Stock
Exchange, is under arrest. charged with
embezzling $1,000 from H. ID. Cummings, a
sewing mnchinc aRcnt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17

sIeep II of in the gutter. You couldn't
have named a worse job. ! doubt that
you'll ever set eyes on Gray again, II
you live TO be a hundred.
This was a facer. I'D thought all along
that the American was laid by the heels
in some opium shop, but that we should
have any difficulty in getting him out
CONTINUED TOMORROW
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
Creditors Are After Him.

COLUMBIA, Pa, Sept. H. - George H.
Lehman, n cattle dealer of Wrightsville,
has failed, and is being criminally prose
cu,ed for attempting to obtain money
under false prctenses. His assets amount
IN nuthinn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
ra,mar. NAV Go to wa.h,nrtor

WAsHINGToS, Sept. IA local paper
prints n report that Rev. DO Witt Tai
mage OF Brooklyn may be called to Wash
inaton to succeed Rev. Byron w. Suther-
land ,as pastor of tho First Presby terian
-. Eat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
Bullet Through His Heart.

BosToN, Sept l7.-Angus Mcdonald,
23 years old. committed suicide last even
ing by shooting himself through the heart
i'm the toilet room Of the Union station.
Young Mcdonald came from the British
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
Accounts show n Shortage.

New HAVEN, Sept. l7.-Frank Murray,
who came hero from New York to bo
cashier of the National Folding Box and
Paper Company, is missing. An expert
has discovered an apparent shortage in his
accounts of al 800
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
To Talk IL Over Again.

EMEsBURY, Mass, S'pt. 1.-The wcav-
ers Mt the Hamilton mills are becoming
uneasy, and another conference will be
held with Agent Quinn this evening,
at which the wage question will be dis
cusscd tborourhly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
ynlkyrle Afraid to Race ?

NEWPORT, X. l., Sept. l7.-Lord Dun
ravens representative, h. NJ. Kerscy, says
that the valkyrie positively will not race
the Defender, and will return 10 Europe at
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
Not Until NnYr,nhnr.

WASHINGTON, sept l7-District At.
forucy B.rIcy tY, tndt tnc tr,t.- ~ G
r.c.t,citrant witnesses Ia the senate suxa
investigation Will not take place until
Noyembsy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
Armenians Nesd Ala.

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE Armenian
Itelicf association has issued an appeal TO
the press Of tho United States, asking fos
funds for the suffering Armenians.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
Crazy Woman siashes Herself.

DERBY. Conn. Sept. l7.-Mrs. John Nc
Elvany, while visiting Mrs. McSheehy Of
this city, became suddenly insane. At ,
a. m. she arose and slashcd herself In the
abdomsa with n pocket knife. She Is
aytno
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
,I-rdcrcr IInnrr,I.

COLUMBUS, -. sept. l'.-lsahc Edwards
wa hanged In the penitentiary annex yes
tcrday morning.. His neck IVES broksA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17

George d. Tillman, in reply, tauntcd his
brother with fighting a man whom he had
defeated, and, dramatically striking his
breast, exclaimed: THANK God, there is
no sentiment in my heart that would
make me stoop so low"
The scene became extremely exciting,
and the convention was in wild confusion,
which continued until adjournment
New-York tribune., 1895-08-09
TOPICS DISCUSSED By THE DENTISTS

Asbury Park. n. j.. Aug. (SpeciaD.-The thirty
Afth annual convention OF the National Dental So
ciety was continued to-day. At the morning ses-
sion DR.. n. q. Shields. OF New-York. spoke on
Scientific Filling OF Difficult Roots" and Dr. S.
Freeman, Of New-York. The Use OF Com
pressed Air in Operative Dentistry. Dr. h. W..
Gillette Of Massachusetts. read paper on "Thera-
peutye Cataphoresis for Obtundng Sensitive Den
tine" This afternoon the sections were at work
at the hotels. This evening the convention was az
on "A Relation Concerning Certain Experiments
and Properties OF Gold Foil" and DR.. s. B. Palmer,
OF Syracuse, y. Y, or Evolution in operative
Dentistry.
San Francisco. Aug. s-The State Board OF Dental
Examiners has by a unanimous vote withdrawn
from the National Dental Society. now In
president OF the State Board, gives as a
reason for the action that the National Associa,
with which the California State Board is not salts
Cad
New-York tribune., 1895-08-09
KILLED HERSELF WHILE INSANE.
SUICIDE OF WEALTHY AND wELi~KNowN
BrIrFALO WOMAN.

Bv'rFALO WOMAN
Buffalo, Aug. S-Miss Elizabeth Blaney Bird.
we'll known in social and musical circles here.
committed suicide this morning. Miss Bird had been
IN bad health for year or more few months
ago she went to New-York for treatment. but OBJ
tained no relief. She returned to Buffalo about
three months ago and became moody and subject
10 fits Of melancholia. She lived with her aunt.
Miss Grace Bird. in the old family home, No. llls
Niagara-st About o'clock this morning Miss Birds
aunt and the servants were alarmed by pistol
shot from Miss Birds room. When they reached
the apartment Miss Bird found lying on the
floor beside the bed In her right hand was an Old
fashioned pearl handled revolver aud blood was
streaming from a wound In her right temple Deatp
occurred instantly. Miss Bird was In her nignt-
clothes and had apparently just risen wnen sne
killed herself. Coroner Tucker was summoned ana
satisfied that she killed herself whie Tempo
rarily insane. . ~ ,.S
Miss Bird was daughter OF the late DR.. John
Herman Bird and was wealthy. Until she became
an invalid she sang in church choirs The bird
house is to that OF the late Lewis Aie"' "'ie
Of President Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1895-08-09
LECTURES on THEOLOGY AT OCEAN GROVE.

Ocean Grove. n. j., Aug. (SpeciaD-The meet
angs OF the second day OF the Summer School Of
Theology have been much more largely attended
than were yesterdays The first lecture this morn
ing was by President Borden P. Bovine. Of Boston
University. His subject was Morals and Lie
AT II O'Clock President Charles j. Little. OF the
Garrett Biblical INSTITUTE Evanston III gave s,sd his
to-day was "Hildebrand." Professor J.. r. Van
Pelt OF the University OF Denver. continued MS
consideration Of The New Testament Doctrine OF
Or B. Nicely Of PhiadePhla lectured % on sddrsss Aa
was followed by a conference on the same subject.
Tonight in the Auditorium. Albion w: Tourgee
lectured on 1.-The Righteousness OF Ohvet
New-York tribune., 1895-08-09
TO PLY BETWEEN NEwTORK AND ANTWERP

Philadelphia. Aug. s.-The international Naviga-
tion Company's steamer Southwark, which has been
plying between this port and Liverpool. and which
OF the largest cargo carriers afoat left here
to-day for New-York She will henceforth ran be-
tween New-York and Antwerp. The Southwark
was Withdrawn from the Philadelphia service be-
cause OF the shallowness Of the channel in the Della
ware River and Bay.
The Kensngton. a sister ship which is ply
ing between Liverpool and Philadelphia will also
be Withdrawn shortly for the and
transferred TO the ew-York-Antwerp route.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-09
WARSHTPS At NEWPORT
THE NETWORK. THE CINCINNATI AND TIKI
MONTGOMERY IN THE HARBoR-

THE NETWORK. THE CINCINNATI AND Ih~
MONTGOMERY IN THE HARBoR
Newport Aug s-Three vessels Of the North At
lantic Souadron-the NewYork, the Cincinnati ana
the Montgomery-arrved here at noon to-day The
New-York fired the first salute OF seventeen guns
in honor OF Secretary Herbert. The salute was an
swered by the Dolphin by an admrars salute OF
thirteen guns Admiral Bunce visited the naval
station. The fleet is expected TO remain here sew
eral days. and be Joined by other vessels OF the
squadron which have been ordered here. the Ra-
leigh being expected to arrive first. probably to-
morrow
The torpedo-boats Gushing and Stletto were ex-
ercsed Yesterday afternoon for the observation Of
Secretary Herbert who was accompanied by Com
,nodore Sampson and other guests. The two swift
craft showed their speed in short runs and various
evolutions in the upper bay. They also fired few
shots with Rowland and Whitehead torpedoes.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-09
T9EASrRER CHENEY A DEFA Utter.

Boston, Aug. s.-The report OF an expert on the
Books OF the Boston Chamber Of Commerce given
out this afternoon by the directors. discloses a
shortage OF $s,ols in the accounts of exTreasurer
F. ~ Cheney. which existed entirely in the bank
balance. The chamber is fully secured by the
Guaranty Bond Company, and the amount OF the
deficiency has already been received from II. The
deficit in the bank balance appears to have existed
for nearly a year. II concealed by the transfer
OF money from the gratuity-fund account to the
general-fund account and vice
New-York tribune., 1895-08-09
BJACKBTRyE WINS A CANE.

Hastings, England. Aug (SpeciaD-The two
games left unfinished on Monday and Tuesday in
the first and second rounds of the International
Chess Tournament played to-day. Blackburne.
who had defeated a French defence against jan
owski. proved the winner after sixty-three moves,
although stage OF the game the Partisan
really had the best of it, and should have beaten his
man. The Bardeeben-Albn game again ad-
iourned The present scores are:
New-York tribune., 1895-08-09
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the

SUPREME COURT-In the matter Of the
sci TO the Corporation Of the City OF Newyok. relative
10 acquiring title BY The Mayor. Aldermen and Com
northwestery 2rner OF NINETY FIRST STREET and
FIRST AVENUE in the Twelfth Ward OF said city duly
purposes under and pursuance the provisions Of
chapter l0 OF the Laws Of 1885, amended by chapter
IS of the Laws II 1890
Pursuant 10 the provisions OF chapter lei OF the Laws
OF 1888 amended by chapter 35 Of the Laws OF 1890
notice zee Is rn hsrs6y given that an applieao1 VII be made
Special Term Of said Court be held at Chambers there
o. at the County Court house. In the City OF York.
The 22d day Of August. 1895, the opening Of the
be heard thereon for the appointment Of Commissioners
Of Estimate in the above-entitled matter.
tended is the acquisition title by The Mayor
and Commonay OF the city OF New-Y York TO certain lands
tenances thereto belonsng at the northwester corner
OF Ninetyrst street and First avenue. In the Twelfth
SAP approaed and sed to and FOR the
% y SAID ..d Ssp.r IS Of f s the Laws .s' Of q o al.
property having been duly selected and approved by
and in pursuance ot the provision, OF said chapter 1911
pieces or parcels Of land. namely:
lying and being in the Twelfth Ward OF the City OF
NewYork. which taken together. are bounded and de-
scr,bed a follows:
beginning point formed by the Intersection of the
norf hsy line of Ninety with the westerly line
First avenue running thence westerly along the north
and parallel with First feet sis inches tho
line Of the block between Ninety nst and Ninety
nrst street 30 feet thence southery and parallel with
s inches thence eastey and parallel with
Nnetyhrst street 100 feet TO the westerly line OF First
fiIs ps,ra July 4. issS ''''' o. ''s'"s
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT Counsel to the Corporation. No.
. Tryon Row. New-York CNv
New-York tribune., 1895-08-09

Wilmington. Del. Aug. S.-John B. Collins.
young athlete. while trying high jump, fell and
broke his arm a, the Catholic Benevolent Legion's
sports last Saturday. and died at the Delaware
Hospital this morning from blood-polsoning The
arm was amputated yesterday
New-York tribune., 1895-08-09
GOVERNOR BUDD OF CALIFORNIA I'LL.

GOTERNOR BCDD OF CALIFORNIA 1II
Stockton Cal. Aug. S.-Governor Budd is Ill with
meningitis He has been under the doctors care
for the last week. Yesterday no one was allowed
10 see him except his wife and mother His ply
sican says that he must have absolute rest, other
wise the disease may prove fatal
New-York tribune., 1895-08-09

REAL ESTATE.
p,,srNrss AT THE EXCHANGES.

rss At THE EXCHANGES.
,..,,... transacted yesterday a.
There was no business
the auction rooms . s.,..-oom. d. p.
~. a 20 adjourned sine die the sse ,v.,,;. ~ !,
AKA East One-hundred- and ffteentn,,S:t to August
Kennedy No rnett ~ Co. Withdrew the sale Oh I'VE
81 West Sixty-eighth-st-
REAL ESTATE TRANsFEhs'
,,..o., No %. Benedict A Klein and ~ie ~ $685. ooC
iHemmlen Butienwieser and dTs,ss, anT,ne, a5xioo;
stan,onst 100 Il OF s,sr and wfe.::. 2sooc
sssss :ts':ss ns1'sn ss Hs sas
s5siss. Mar; lssS hsm'sn and
husband trina jOhS'0n, q, sh.sve aG2sloi;
SO Mi'sh,l, ,o II dfEy Il 2s s1lS; 81
'',is Alice Du Bots executr'1 Of ko0e.. ~ 5000
p0: S 90 Psisr s wsss Young and wife 1915
cdsn;.. 70 Mitchell p No. i fvS and ss chandler
Clara SnAnSlf' SS saf Nathan and wife to
ws:SnssSS. S:iy saS'%'H 10 ics Michael Foy ct .'o
,s.,ns' %am ,h.l, Of lissyi sns so1sI ba1iIs,
sspaamsve JrS9S msss 60 corner oi.: 2'IlsySs TX f
,n centre line old Bioomngdae hosd 1H, Cnrnn
a5 z. William Gum and wife 10 'osep" ~ 30 00C
L1s,sSs, Aana asa ponss: Dom
res ir to Cieorge HesseIs and anothe, ei a,iii OK
'ISni snissSxes S John somervie and wife to ",i'
Ian. lam Brooksr aiss I; Of we.tchsster;ays
SoxioO Thompson Martin and w''e 70 'o'.
,,losp Teehsn AND and another 100 It Of i.sih:t s.ss4
u,t, 70 us SsI.n io Howard Schermerhorn. '''N
Tremont-ave. g. at dividns III, n,e ,rr.-,lar:
John Ittner sr and James Bucknou., III vi,
Adoiph n Bendheim and wife to Teresa "a'-
ZACH and another - ;51 Part Of Riverdaie-ave.
o9gan sx sar Dennis Mullisan John Null sr
Isan ,3-iocc =; Of Avenue A. 25xioss.
fnwrence coiSn referee Morris and Annie
Weinstein, trustees. ETC. OF Ascher "e'"''e"' 1oot
a.S,s aecsases 900 # Of 1h..ve 2,xsss; ssi- On M
mund Gutwlig to Amund johnson ;c...,,o a. ~
slst-st s. 200 II W OF West Endave 2oSiV-|' IN
Arnur Block o ct a. to Of Snfl.Ts rarsave iooxoos
Louis Jones and wife to william axoa Hpsen' John
72S;'S Warner ana als wife s5 sS josn 1ss.sf
Same property; John Ames and wife 10 heopo.
wa.h,ertonst No ios Thomas Keyes executor. oo
Charles Foley to William Wetterer y, oo,,,;co. II.
sth. wesnel is2a and WIFE Of to rso%pson
same pFoperty Joseph ceyka and wife to Louis
,oss.a Ms.aer $40 II OF Anlstsrdam-aye si4x or
100: Edward Ryan and wife to saran an, Ryan az ''
gs TO- to- old Bloomngiae Road x25xsae; Will
lam Gum and wife to r,n Annls Nc slmon ab.r
man and wife TO Adolf and Emanuel Alexander:
convent-ave. " corner S3d-st. 5oxiOo: Adolf
,rnah. anh r"shse 80 Z. Of Boulevard lc5xSs II:
Bernard Havanagh and wife to Thomas cannon
4,b.. 10 .enn Dats 400 It Of shave issxiOo4 Dru
ella B Watson ct al to Eugene and Deos ., OK
s6,Slsi rSmer No i26 West william Buker to Samuel
pIyi5rSs Brsws'eTi Drive Az II Of 7sthst soix
retta Blatchford. 2-3 part .........''.''' @|'"'
New-York tribune., 1895-08-09
JOHN HODGES FUNERAL TOMORROW.

Iockport y. Y. Aug S-The funeral OF John
Hodge Past Grand Master OF Masons OF the State
of New-York, will take place on Saturday at 2
o'clock Grand Master Stewart is expected to con-
duct the services. and many welknown Masons
will be present
New-York tribune., 1895-08-09
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
have been filed with the Building Department;
New budings
Tremont-ave a O. "a II OF Arthur-ave. hve-
story frame stores. by Bridget Murphy OF - 49,
1S7th-st Johns-av ...........-...... $d,OO
13Jthst. Nos 49, IS and II East. one-sory
7h-sve .. 1850
1l2th-st and 5th-aye. corner scven-story
A,hsns Ca 100000
Riverside Drive and 74thsl. corner. four
Macy. Of No 81 Parkave e'e $4,000
75th-s 8 s. 81 II OF Riverside Drive. four
story and basement brick dwelling. by
Spence Of No lS2 West s7th-st~............. 1900
Alterations:
to a fourstHry brick tenement .............. 1000
wooster-st No 22O by Ellen Devenny to three
story brick households .:..,..::.::::......... 200
to four story brick MOTEL and store -. 1soo
Goadiy to four story brick dwens. ........ 1900
1l1th-st No 3O7 East by james A OGorman. to
a four story brick tenement and store. ..... 800
Forsyth-st. No 10. by Isaac Mark. TO a nve-story
and basement brick tenement and s,ores...... 1900