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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

St. Louis, Dec. b.-Markct stendier
and higher. many sellers asking higher
prices than quotations below. The do
nestle trade ls broadening, orders In
creasing from the Southeast to the
Southwest. Export trade steady. Pa
tents, SS,25GS 80; extra fancy. $1,000
$40; fancy s2.70G2.sO, choice. S2.5OW
2.6O.
Wheat opened decidedly stronger the
offerings being smaller, the demand
caused an advance and the market
closed 7-SIlc above yesterday. No. 2
rcd. cash, Gic; December. Csc; May.
g. l-4c.
Corn was also nrmer: No. 2, mixed,
Csc: December. "a $40; January, "a S-sc'
May, 26c.
Oats-Futures stronger, with n bet
ter inquiry. Spot grades stronger; No.
. cash and December. IL 5-Sc; May,
90 i-lc.
Rye-Stronger on call offerings, and
bids for No. 2 were 80 i-ie. regular.
oic, east side.
Barley--Stcady.
Corn-meal--Si. 95Gii 40.
Bran-Sold east track. at AZ LIDO,
Flaxseed-Better. 81 l-2c bid. tim
otny. 50 OOd3. 90.
Hay Choice timothy scarce and
wanted at an advance: prairie steady.
Dut not much activity: prairie. $3.50
1000.
Butter whisky, cotton ties and bag
ging unchanged.
Eggs-iilgher, ilrm fresh, 20 Lee.
Pork STANDARD mess. Jobbing.
ssh l-2.
Lard-Prime. steam. {5.l1 l-2; choice,
s5.27 l-2.
Bacon-DoNed shoulders S5.25; longs.
So; ribs, St IL l-2; shorts, sos. dry salt
meats, boxed shoulders. N.G2 l-2;
longs. 81. so. ribs, $4.G2 10; shorts, si.75.
Receipts--Fl0ur 5000: wheat, $4,000;
corn. 1900; oats, $1,000.
Shlpments-Flour 1000; wheat. $4,000;
corn, 1900; oats, 1000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

MONEY TO LOAN on farma and city
property, Glen Walker. Blxth aud
REAL ESTATE loans on Improved
property In North Central Texas, ven
dors' lien notes purchased and extend
ed, farms for sale with small cash pay
ment. Easy terms. c. II. slliiman,
Board OF Trade building, Fort Worth.
MONEY 10 l.oAS ON fAitS.s
COMPANY.
80 Avn ~ ur"fpv prrtnfvr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06


FOR SALE--Now Ia the time 10 bur
. block OF ten or twelve acres Of q,
chard or garden land near Fort Worth
Make you a good home and money
NIL the year round We have $50 acres
In one mile OF tho city. on two pikec
roads cut up into small tracts and fol
sale cheap. Never mind about terms.
We can fix that all right. Smooth san.
ly loan aoil and rich and Just like
living In town. WIN give you the best
chance you ever had.
200 Acres OF the very best OF Level
black wake prairie land on a public
road and In one mile OF a depot with
three railroads. l5e acres In cultivation,
nil tile BILE and the best Good house
stables and water and nine miles from
Fort Worth. 10000, terms $500 cash,
remainder any way you want It al
5 por cent interest. All OF the time you
member.
First class black prairie land In any
aised tracts, unimproved. and from
olght TO fourteen miles OF Fort Worth,
and from one TO three miles OF depot at
from SIS to $50 per acre. Improved
farms, beet OF black wake prairie
lands at from $40 to SIS per acre Easy
terms, Long time and low Interest.
Fine pasture OF 1000 acres In nine
mllcs OF the city at 81 per acre.
Sandy post oak lands and nna for
farming ut 81 per acre.
HUFFMAN & CO,
Fourth street, Fort Worth, Tex,
FOR sALE-Fruit farm OF 1875 acres,
30 In cultivation. House cost $1,000.
Located i've miller suuth OF Grapevine.
Price $1,000; easy terms. p. l.. wit
ten. Grapevine, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

HELP WANTED.
s-sss4---ss--s-ssss---s-sl ,s-s~-ss
WANTEp--A party wanted to do
drasnmaking or other HewinR IN eN-
change FOR lessons on plano or guitar.
Call at cog w, Third stret, city.
WANTED Woman To cook. wash ind
Iron for family OF threcl wages Nb0 II
week. German OF Hwede preferred. APP
ply to 100 Macon street.
HELP WANTED--Tic makers, wood
choppers. coal miners. stone mneonr.
farm hands. man ana wife to 20 on
ranch: hotel help of all kinds. nll IN
need OF work cali on or nddrpss with
stamp Edwards Labor agency, iib IL
Main street. Fort worth, Tex.
WANTED Experienced life insurance
men who can give good references and
bond to act MS general agents for the
Massachusetts BENEFIT Life AAsocin ton
of Boston. y. W. Crawford. Manager,
Little Rock, Ark
EVERY Catholic family buys on sight
for Christmas. reliable. intelligent man
wanted In each county. SIS per week.
c.P.&L,co.. 20 Fl,th ave-, Chicago. III.
wANTED-A printer who wants an
education In music, phrenology or short
hand, young lady preferred. dram
mcrs Lightning system" the quick
oct system OF music on earth. Gram
mer'H True Philosophy" the deepest
system. For particulars write to
Grnmmer--Kyle MOI NAL. Lockney.
Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

No Ar LESS THAN Two LINES.
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$50 to $3.50 salary paid aalesmen for
cigars, experience not necessary; extra
Inducements TO customers. Bishop a.
Kline, ST. Louis, Mo.
sac per month guaranteed energetic la
dies ana gentlemen for cnnNasHinE. call
or address Albert philpot, Saint 10.
Tex,
wANTED-Laayo OF gentleman Ia cam
vass and appoint agents. salary $50
per month and commissions. The Ma
tional company, Fort Worth, Tex.
wANTED--Llfe Insurance men Top
figures. Management OF agenta No
liability ON unpaid notes. Liberal adj
vnnces. Bay State OF Massachusetts.
organized 1881. Low rates. W, ],
Minton, general agent, Dallas. Tex,
wANTED--Two men OF any age. with
OF without experience to solicit for two
good weekly papers, a state and n
county paper, both 81 year on good
commission. Address T.. o. Box 43a.
COrsicnna, Tex.
wANTED--Four experienced solicitors,
big money, call before O'Clock. Mon
day and Tueaday. 500 Front street:
WANTED -Tho nantes and addresses
of music teachers. vocal and instru-
mental. II viii interest you. Write
nj once 10 Grammer. Kyle Normal
Lockney. Tcxas.
WANTED--f'he names and addresses
OF statesmen. Big pay. Address Gram
mer. Kyle Co. Lockney, Texas.
EXPERIENCED canvaasers wanted on
the latest ana best selling subscription
works publishodi also for bibles and
albums; good territory and liberal
terms given. Address the. J. singer
Book company. 22i2 Market street, Gal.
weston, Tex.
TYPEwRiTERs = Densmore state
Agency. the llghtert running and best
machine. send for catalogue. Ribbons
and supplies for all machines, Yoat
Pads IL. ]. ConynRton. No liz w.
Sixth street. Fort Worth. Ten.
WANTED--One good live agent in
every city In Texas with a telephone
system. Address with stamp. box 1855.
Concnrdia, Kansas.
regular customer 0o0ds se,, r. every house
msn,s PTsnIs VIII. Tor ismpIss kresE
slor. 2li rIflh sy,naa chlesro.
REAL ESTATE.
u. REDYIELD 4 son,
General Insurance. Heal Estate and Rental
Agents; Notary IN 0ince Ariinors. ]. r.
CHIIs0N a 90. Henrietta, Uiay county.
feAas, sell aud etchange farms. ruL.irs
sla ~. gssss' sSas 'Y ani
urnrictta; First National Ranl. Fori
Worth Land Nr-- .--~ r~-'- - r--.s
PATEHTh.
lli.iAsi U. i4E-ND...syS. uvunst,oi.at
law aud solicitor u American aud foreign
parents, uadr sDnrks and labels. Rooms
~ ~ ~ Norris building. cofasr rim aud
v streets Washington, u. O. Seventeen
years experience. including service IN ex:
smlning corpE o. s. patent ONCE. Send
sketch Of model for report as 10 patent
ability. Correspondence invited. Nenlb1p
iIOk And Wihh
MANUFACTURER HAY HALE TlrS
HON and STEEL. NDUf1S0.
Iron and STEEL FENciNu
o. X. Harry i,nlies resrs
wASTED-To Duy.
wANTED--A Remington typewriter;
must be In good order and at low
price. Address Watkins. J. c.. care
Gazette.
MORPHINE '' S.s' !; 81 s SEE
Remedy, %, q cure guaranteed. Write
FOR Book Of Particulars, Testimonials
and Refsrsncesl roBAccoLINEs tbs
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xAss xeya sys!ssss snewn
1.Isyss 1ss sssr. MEDIUM
THE oAzETTE'S
| CLASSIFIED ADS.
RATE PER LINE.

One Insertion. Of
Que week.. ..........,...,,.,.. as
olc Month.,......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Count SIX words 10 the line.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

$40 per month guaranteed energetic Ia.
dies ana gentlemen for ohnvasginE. call
or address Albert Philpot. Saint 10,
'rav
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

wANTED--A Remington typewriter:
must be In good order and at low
price. Address Watkins. J. c.. care
Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06
STATE CONVENTION NJ. e. onuncn.
Galveston, Texas, December II to III,
IS!b5,

1893.
On account OF the above. the Cot
ton Belt Route win sell round trip tick
cts to Galveston, Tex, at rate OF one
lowest limited fare for round trlp,
Tickets on snlo December no and ii.
limited to return December 10.
For further Information. eall on any
ticket agent OF the company. or ad-
dress
ID. NJ. MORGAN, c. +. q T. A.,
No, iO1 Main street. Fort Worth Tex.
A. A. GLISSCN. II. p, A.,
For+ Worth, Tex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

with MI 6pplanccs good business, and
other Improved property for good
farm near good town Private corrs-
Npondcncc. II. g. Highsmlth Land Co..
I'll Min Htrt..t, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

WANTED--Two men OF any age. with
or without experience to solicit for two
good weekly papers, a state and n
county paper, both 81 year on good
commission. Address u. o. Box a3s.
Corsicnna, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

wANTED--Four experienced solicitors,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

nEAI. EsTATE.

u. REpYIELD SON,
General Insurance. Heal Estate and Rental
Agents; Notary IN oince. Ardnors. ]. T.
CHiLSON a co., Henrietta, Ulay county.
Teas, soil aud etchangc farms. raLvnts
ID d. h.fcrtnees farmess Saiionsi bank,
Urnricttr: First Natinnal Hanh. Fort
Worth. Land Ng- .--N r--' - r---s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

NOR ESCHANGE--s0o acres. well Inns
proved, 1850 In cultivation. black land.
Denton Co, no CIRCUMFERENCE. t4.400.
for merchandise. ID. Is. Hare. Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

FOR SALE-At bargain, one second
hand phneton. one FURRY. two top box
cart, Apply TO a. T.. Walker. 30 West
First etrcet,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

FOR SALE-i am now offering for
nalc the Hanna House. with all It's 1S-
lures, for cash. ALdrera II, W. Spear.
Trorno, TEX.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

FOR SALE at n bargain. gentle horse,
harnesa ana buggy. Call al news stand.
SOC Houston stree from 10 10 IL and !
10 q afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
MUST START 1T ALL OVER AGAIN.

THE COSTLY MCoMB MArsOIEUM AT DOBES
FERRY RUINED BY IN ACCIDENT.
1t was said yesterday that the costly mausoeum
that ]. Jennings McComb. the NeWYork million
aire. was building on his family lot in Sleepy Hollow
Cemetery, Dobbs Ferry, was ruined by accident
and that loss Of $4,000 the result ~ his
home at Dobbs Ferry yesterday afternoon Mr. Nc
Comb said to Tribune reporter: THE reports In
the matter were much exaggerated for $4,000 is
more than twice as large sum the cost of the
completed monument. At the same time. the monu-
ment will be almost entire loss. II consisted of
a fiat base six feet square. and upon this round
pedestal from which rose six nuted Corinth.an col
umns. The height Of the mausoeun would have
been thirty-two feet, and il built upon the
highest ground in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. IT would
have been conspicuous object. II was designed
by buchanan g. Deisler. of New-York.
The contractors had been pushing work rapidly
of late in order to take advantage of the fine
weather, and the job would have been completed
to-day. The eight-ton roofstonc which did the
mischief just being hosted into place when
the accident occurred. What allowed II TO fall is
a mystery Nothing will be saved, except. perhaps,
portion Of the base IL will take at least six
months TO do the work over again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
GLEASON TAXES THE OATH OF OFFICE.
THE wIEI.DER OF TIL; AXE WILL. ZEE LONG ISL
ANr CITY'S NEXT MAYOR ELECTION IN


THE w1EI.DER OF THE AXE WILL ZEE LONG ISL
ANr CITY'S NEXT MAYoR-EIECTION IN
SPECTORS on TRIAL.
Patrick Jerome Gleason yesterday received from
City Clerk Thomas Murphy, Of Long Island City.
a certificate showing tina; he had been elected
Mayor of Long Island City. This ends the fight
between Gleason. and John T. Madden, the Jeffer-
sonian candidate for thai office. In accordance
with the order issued by Judge Gaynor in Brooklyn
last week the returns IN the district where fraud
shown corrected and the returns elected
Gleason by 80 plurality. The City Clerk then
compelled 10 issue to Gleason his certificate.
Shortly after receiving the certificate Mayor-elect
Gleason went TO Jamaica. where he in
by Count Clerk John Sutphir
Nothing remains for Gleason to do but
wait for January l and assume the duties Chief
Executive of Long Island City. He said yesterday
that he expected ali his friends to be at the City
Hall on New Years Day. he desired 10 them
cabinet He has not We. stated what changes he
Intends to make. but the general impression s tat
he VIII make thorough overhaulinE.
Elias v Merikcl. Henry J. Blanc ana Leonard r.
Tracey, who were indicted for making alleged
false return from the Firs. District OF the Fourth
Ward in Long Island City at the last election, We're
placed on trial before Count: Judge Garretson ycs
terday morning. II was OF the returns from This
district that City Clerk Murphy issued certificate
OF election to John T. Madden. whcn the original
returns showed that Patrick j. Gleason elected
by "a majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27

i iastImd All Of them are southeners and Is the
that thsS are entirely Satisfactory workers
ans addit, Ion to the cottages the company oper.
$ s ''; Sssss
FOR Newry has postoiice. The company also
conducts a.. at its own expense school in which
enrolled and WHICH Is open nine Of months IN evsr
twelve; and It keeps IN order all the roads in and
near the village. and expects to macadamize them
There is no village government no compuslon is
county. State and National elections. The State
keeps trial Justice here. for dlsposlng of petty
course no Liquor is sold. for this is South Carolina
and 1illman's Dispensary law is strictly enforced.
s c;' population making their home on the other
THE FUTURE OF THE INDUSTRY IN SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Mr.. COurenay has great faith in the future OF
cotton manufacturing in this State. He said, In the
course OF conversation the subject:
The Northern operatives vii! undoubtedly turn
ont more product than the Southerners. they
more skfu and have been great deal longer
employed at 1t. Southern mills however. have the
advantage in cheaper labor and in the closeness
at hand OF building materials. The South Carolina
mills will average to IL per cent yearly dividends
besides adding TO surplus for mprovem for
South Carolina the first OF all Cotton States
in the output of cotton cloth. The mills In THIS
in New-Eng.and combined have not as much water
power as is available n South Carolina. The
growth OF cotton spinning and weaving in this
State Is largely based on her uneXcelled water
power, nne-tenths of which is yet 10 be developed
All of the industry is in the Piedmont region, In
sight of the Blue Ridge Mountains There
three great wat"rpowers and many minor
still undeve!oped; One. on the Catawba. at Lands
ford. Is susceptible of development up to 10000
l3oN looms and hundreds of thousands OF spiniles
1t Is simply question OF the height OF the dam
There is a superabundance OF water. with no ice
and no other interruption. summer or winter The
other watcr-powers also valuable, this being
only of fifty, large and small winch exist
There are those representing from a,@U to 10000
spinGles which can be improved for 81 80 a spindle
$4,000 in all-for large powers ard 50 to 81 80
spindle for smaller powers thousand horse
power here will turn 5000 spindes. at yeary
expenditure of $500 The same horse power in
England. developed by steam; would cost
SO per horsepower. total Of $4,000.
The Northern cotton manufacturer, deciding TO
extend his business and looking to the South as the
most advantageous location, would perhaps do
best to buy site IN Southern State and put mp
his mill. The Northern investor. the other
hand who is not familiar with cotton manufacture
ing cannot act more wisely than to come 10 the
Southern manufacturer and give him opportun-
Ky TO en,argt his factory and otherwise extend
his facilities The investor needn't worry about his
money; his interests are identical with the mil
owners and always under the masters eye:
and all he will have do will be to put in his
share of the capital and take out satisfactory
dividends"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27

old MINION LINE
~ Steamers for NORFOLK. P0RTsMoGIH. OLD POINT
COMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA BEACH
rETERsBuRG and RICHMOND, "a. and WAsHiNG
Richmond vie JAMES RIVER-Mond,y Wed and Sat
For WEST POINT, VA.-Tucs.. Thurs and sat From
Pier 49, No y. r.. foot Bcach-st.. at D. Sa,ur
days. p m. Through tickets and freight all
points South and West.
W. T.. oUILLAUDEU. Traffic Manager.
DED d. LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
~ for la Guayra. Puerto Csbeo. Curacao and Mara.
caibo, via Curacao from Picrrepont Stores. Brooklyn.
IS. CARACAS. Saturday January | y.
SIS. NESBTt'E Ella Tuesday. January II. | D. m.
SS. PIN THURSDAY. January % p. M
FOP MARACAfBO.
IS. Saturday. Jan. -
These American steamers built for the
have superior accommodations for passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS e DALLETT.
General Manager. 1875 Front.st
CAVANNAH LINE OCEAN 5. S. co.
Tri-weeky from Pier 81 n. r.. foot Of sprins-...
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. r. NJ For
freight and passage apply "a
J. u Hashnger. p. A.. W. II Rhett Gen. AEt..
s. r. & W R'y. POI rway Cent r. r.. 3iT Bway
r. l. Walker. J. r. Adams. @. r. A.
oE 9. Co: y Pier rs y. r. Fc&P r.: ass Fway.
q. r. eorra Mgr. j. p Beckwth. q. r. & p. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
FIRE ~ 4 H4JERSTRAW CHURCH.

CHRISTMAS TREE WITH ITS LOAD OF GIFTS
Observation-Disclosures PEOPLE RUSH
TO ESCAPE
Great excitement was caused In the Methodist
Church Of Havers,raw on Wednesday evening on
the occasion of the Christmas gathering of the Sun
day school OF the church. The church. which Is one
OF the largest in the county wac crowded with
men. women and children. In lighting the hand
some Christmas tree, which was laden with gifts
for the Sunday school children one OF the lighted
candles fell from the tree lot of cotton sur
rounding the base Of the tree setting 1t on fire. In
a monlen. the tree was in blaze.
People rushed from the church In crowd, while
several men rushed 10 the altar 10 extnguish the
fire The rugs IN the church were Immediately
thrown over the flames, and the fire put
ont BY this time large number had left thu
building The and ali the presents were de-
stroyed The carpet about the pulpit was also
slightly damaged BY prompt action the men
averted what might have proved terrible catas-
trophe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Realty In little demand yesterday at the
Broadway Real Estate Sa .esIoom Five auct!onsers
mad announced six offerings but only three parcels
were Sold owing to the small attendance
Peter F. Meyer & Co sod in foreclosure One
hundre d.and eighty fourthst.. south side 100 feet
west or Tentl-ave, 0xS Slsx20Ol l-3xS.6; aso One
hundred andeighiy fourth-st, north side 100 feet
west OF Tenth-ave.. l00x991l, 10 the plaintiff Mitch
ell Valentine Tor $4,000
ID: Phoenix Ingraham e. Co sold, By order of the
assignee. the right. title and interest Of Robert C.
Watson to farm Of two acres three roods and four
Perches in the town OF West Chester. to j. e. =.
Watson for $3.50
William Kennedy sold In foreclosure 40. ~ Pike
St, fve-story brick tenement house. lot 25yS6. TO
Louis Gewfz for SIS, SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
COURT. KINGS COUNTY. Hen

@ UPREME COURT KINGS COUNTY Hen
~ ny c. Lltchfeld individually and OF and
under the last VIII and testament Of Egbert :.
Litchheld. deceased. and Emma L. chIlds plaintiffs.
against Edward Everett chheld Elizabeth r. r. Oakley.
Lltchneli Mary T.. Cotton. Arthur y. Ichied Helose
NJ An. Edward H. Litchneld. Frances l.. Turnbull.
Grace DEMO Litchheld Henry f. tchfeld May Itch
Arthur Liichfei1 Egbert L. f.chned. Elisa L. Pull
ford. Calvin f. How, Lucy How. Dawes How, Elisha
H. How. B. willis How. William F.. Bacon. defendants.
The plaintiffs designate the County OF Kings the place
Of trial Of this action.
To the above-named defendants; You hereby
moned the complaint in this action to
a copy OF your the plaintiffs
after the service this summons
exclusive Of the day Of service and In OF fail
appear answer. judgment Will be taken against
you by default, for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated Augutt Goth. 1906
SMITH GRIFFIN a. BIXTOS. Plaintiffs Attorneys
once and Post Once address. No 10 Court st. Brook
Ign. n. Y.
To the defendants Charles T. Ltcbfeld Mary f.. Cotton
Arthur B Ich6ed. Frances L. Turnbul. May Litchneld
Arthur Itchned. EgbNrt l.. Itchheld Eliza L. Puford
Calvin + How. Dawes How. Elisha l.. How, p. Willis
How and william. T.. Bacon and each Of them
The oregoing summons Is served upon BY
tian pursuant order Of Hon. Willard Bartlett
tce Of the Supreme Court OF the state OF New
the 22d day 81 November. 1896. and filed
plant in the Office Of the Clerk Of County Kings
the city Of Brooklyn County Of Kings and State OF New
York. November 22d 1895.
Dated. Brooklyn. November 22d 1sg5.
SMITH. GRIFFIN g BUXTON. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
10 Court ST., Brooklyn. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27

HORACE G. LANSING Esq. Plaintiffs Attorney.
ls9 Montague Street. Brooklyn New York.
LEOPOLD r. POi.IAK. Esq. Guardian sd-litem
KNEVALS PERRY. Attorneys Tor Defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for building and alteration
fled Yesterday:
New buildings:
Van Cotr' land az. 100 II Of central-aVe. by
Barney Cernnon. o. Bedford Park. for a one-s'ory
frame shed 500
Private Lane 40 n Of lndependence-aye and
80 II W Of Boston-ave. by Henry II and Nathan
+ Nought. Of Sedgwick-ave and Kngsbridse
road for two-story frame dwelling 200,
Iexngton-age :. 13.i II $ Of i2d-st by Robert
Gorlet. II No 50l 5th-ay". Tor four-story brick
theatre 1000
Broadway east No %. b. David Kdansky ard
Harris Fine. Of No 200 ifenry-st FOR six-story
brick fat and stores ....................... 2On1
Broadway No 3i6 and :4s by the New York Life
Insurance f0mpan;. Broadway and Leonard ST..
for twelve brick onico budina1 oOr
124th-st. 5. 100 II Of Coumbus-ave by J .
Cole. ~ the Hotel Majestic. for hve-story
brick fats 1000
Alterations:
White Plains ave opposI" Ist-a,e. Williams
bridge by DAME. Cash to two-story frame
NorfoIk-st No o. by Schweitzer Bros Of 81
Greene-st. to sx-story brick workshop. 55C
Waren-s No 40. by estate OF Charles \ Bou-
douine. Of 035 broadway. to hve-story brick
workshop 2lC
Christie-st No %. by Sivcrhorn estate Of ~ Eas'
ll3th-st To hve-story brick fiat and store 2Jl
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