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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
TIE ST. MURREN'S MASTS MT THE BRIDGE

The British ship ST. Mirren had about two feet
OF her fore and main royal poles carried away by
collision with the guys Of the Brooklyn Bridge
while she attempting 10 pass under II yestor-
day. She had started from Red Hook IN very Agnt
trim to 90 TO NeWtown for cargo OF oil. Beng
high out Of the water her trucks, Il IS SAID, were
1873 feet above the surface OF the river The maxi
mum altitude OF the guys is 3j feet and prudent
captain or pilot would attempt 10 pass undo: them
while carrying greater hcight than l53 feet from
waterlne to truck. 1t is also said that her top
gallant masts so insufcien,y housed that. de-
spite the fact that IT low water at the time Of
the accident the collision was inevitable.
The resistance caused by the striking OF the poles.
though comparatively insignificant. was Of sufi-
cient aid the tug which had her in tow and which
promptly reversed her engines at full speed TO stop
her Roadway and prevent further damage. She re-
turned TO Red Hook for repairs
The big Shenandoah and other ships OF her class
never attempt TO pass under the Bridge. they
could not do so without sending down ali thcr top
hamper above the tOpmass, which would involve
much labor and If Gone by riggers. considerable
expense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
10 PETITION THE LFGISLl TIRE

The regular weekly meeting OF the Harlem
Auxiliary OF the Republican Wo-ncns Nationa. As
ISOLATION held at the home Of Ms Or. r. Fri
denberg, 2.0l9 Fif:h-ave, yesterday afternoon. \
paper on The Advantages o. Political Education
was read by Mrs. B. V. Washburne. Mrs. Friden-
berg said that she had had interview with AS
semb.yman Reinhart about the WORK oc the legis-
,atve committee !nqurinS into the condition Of
working women ard children in sweat shops"
She said that Mr. Reinhart tod her that the work
OF the committee was hamperei by ack OF funds
and said that he approved OF her suggestion for the
association to seGd petition TO the Legislature
urgag a further appropriation. The association de-
c,ded 10 draw ~ the petition al oace 20 be signed
Ly a.! the members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
NEU-TORK TO HAVE a "ZOO.'
MAYOR STRONG APPROVES THE BILL 1NCoRPoR
ATING THE BIOLOGICAL SOCIETY.

MAYOR STRONG APPROVES THE BILL 1NCoRPoR-
ATING THE BIOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
There was public hearing yesterday IN the
Mayors Office on the bill Incorporating the New
York Geological Society and TO provide for the es-
tablishment Of a zooloscal garden. ATno the IL
cornorators are Charles \. Dana, Oswald often
dorfer Andrew II. Green. William II. Webb. Henry
u Cook Samuel D. BabcoCk, Charles r. Miller,
George C. Haven, j. Hampden Robb. FREDERICK W.
Devoe j. Seayer Page and others equally well
known The garden Will be laid out on ground FUR
nished bv the Sinking Fund Commission admission
10 the public 70 be free for at least four days one
Of which shall be Sunday. in the week.
J. Seaver Page said that the objects OF the So
cietv were worthy and the public would be bene-
0ted Admission would be charged only on Ger
tain DAYS in order to help defray the expenses
Other large titles had zoos and 1t was time that
this city had one. The society was backed by men
Of standing whose names were guarantee OF the
soundness OF the project 49,,
Henry d. Parker followed and argued In favor
Of the bill saying that the garden would commen1
itself TO every public spirited citizen. The Mayor
said he thought the idea good one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
CONT cALENnAns FOR ro.DAY.


s sasc, cst. asm5,r Tr ,f~ isrr- lcu,
o,,e ar 1879 a ~ Mari.a ,a.enaar ,4,I 80 u ~.
SaItgmr .o'W If,, , a., ~, ~. .S 49,, ..S
~ e2.. .slip us SOS ola -li;. - l'ai -.
aI73 u.s. 2!pa. no. -. ~, i''' -n'. ''' 90"
Sapline ~, SPECIAL Tenn rtr, Ii-Iefar' i"sraharn
si.,rca' ','ar. sr.-.1 Tenn Par lii-Aal'urned
''' 5rc, ar ia' nefar~ M,i,aa,o Causes TO
be ,cn, from I'T for irei % cause, f.,
bc sen, from isr' III for 'ril. 'n-" unhn,-h.i ,,
e,,.n w., ,..s 3,al 44 2iGi 2.o 300 gi-2. lo5s
6c., -. $50 1874. 'Jc5 -,i7 $50" 49, 80 ''-7.
Cred, c'aii rar Iy-rof,ro Beach, J-causes to
superior C.ur' Grnr-. Term Aaiournci f.r ne term
superior C,uu Iqmy Tn Ai'.n,nra Inc ,i,, e.,
Nc II, 90 ~ ~ Gear
case on: So ING Buns ~ Houston. W's'-st' cc.'
r,,.lr,.,I O., y, ltv calendar.
Superior Cour-Ira Tenn II and III Adjourned
n ant ,.,,,c ~ Anton S,haurck ~ II Il. IA. Wills
Or If,baie. Llflo l. Davis Joen H.rsP'; M"ria u =
GRarIes Run at 10 20 A. IN Henry NJ lra1hurst. Arch
"' F,rl ie1. Gori Tra Teim ncore Arold
100 WIN q Smoa Gai'nF;5 "a a. 10" i,, a. y ~" q;
G, rh ' PEA. s1o.ai rernBeoe nooa.aver. i
"Gnmon Plea. Equity Term Before Bi,en'n jr. j.
No. :. ac lo'. 8 ., 90. l. 90. =. = ,lcar
Co",4Gn T.c , 1,a5 Ita Iois iasG it2o 1875
"a I is : is i It> rs It: . c9 t j9 ' i
Cr,.1n pleas Trial Term. Par, II Before Daily G. J.
Curses to be from Part FOR trial Case unAn-
ishri
common Ileas-Trlal Part III Before Gl'serich.
J--d'auscs to son, from Part for trial Case IN
NY court Special Tcnn-Before Van WICK. J. Mo
tgns.
city Court-Trlal Terr-Part Before F1simons. J. -
Noa I7aj 1901 1903 III l15 1850 i,s.,. TO '.'3
finished. ,,,,
Nos l7G lfs5 l5ls l;7" 2;1G Oh, ll1". i""'s. l'23
~ '.ir mai Term Part III BEFORE Conan. J.
Nos 1896 1861 iisS. 1891 $780,. 1895. 1875 iiii. ind
1884 li52 unfinished.
City Court-lrai TeIm-lnri IV.l!ciore N'HhnIser j.
short Nos *'d2. ioiS i"'' i"i' "'f". "NC.
Equity case 40. lGl. clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
PLEADING FOR POOR TRTCK OWNERS

A committee OF five Aldermen saw the Mayor yes
terday in relation 10 Colonel Warnings method OF
gathering in all trucks found standing in the streets.
They poured into the of the Ma. sundry taos
OF instances where the new order of things had OPP
Grated harsh.y. The committee composed OF
Aldermen Oakley, Clancy, liza ckett School ana
Wuni. They were appointed by the Board % Al
dcrmen. as Alderman Wund expressed IL, ''To get
the Mayor to get Colonel Warlng to let up bit
the poor truck owners" Alderman Wund told The
following pathetic incident: There was a pcdlcr ia
my district He was poor peddler. and depended
his wagon FOR a livelihood. one DAY this week
his horses shoe came of He left the wagon at
the curb and stepped into a blclsmith's shop with
the horse. A!ong came Co.onc. Warnings men and
seized the wagon and whi5ke1 II off"
The Mayor d!d say much bat the Aldermen
feel ;hat nc viii ask Coione. Warlng to dscrc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
THE COURTS.
SUIT AGAINST GENERAL J. T. CUTTING.

,,ts WEE Asks FOR AIIMONY AND COUNSEL
FEEs. PENDING Az ACTON FOR SEPARATION.
An application was made 10 Judge Glidersleeve IN
the Superior Court yesterday by Abe HGmmei on
behalf Of Mrs. Christine l.uhrs cutting for aiimony
and counsel fees pending an action for separation
that she has brought against her husband General
John r. Cutting OF San Francisco. The deie:dan;
is an ex-nembcr Of Congress. a nris1dor-Seneral
Of militia and has been chairman of the Republic
can state COMMITTEE Of California. lie Is at present
in this city, ne says only 10 found here Dranch
of the John r cutting COMPANY Of San Francisco,
Of which he Is president
De Ianccy NicoH appeared for the defendant lie
a; once raised the question Of j"rSdiction ana
said that his clif.t was not q resident mere but
had come here merely 20 establish the orinch or
the business lie also alleged that this was not TIE
residence Of the paintiif. pu that She poaI,d mere
for III. past fourteen months an. has REGISTERED
herself in citles as Mrs. Cutting. san Fran
cisco.
Judge Grdcrsiccye said that It was the rue Of
the court not 10 allow a;mony IN separation cases
especially when the cases were soon TO be brought
TO trial. and that he did not think Ec would depart
from the rule IN this cas-. on the question or
counsel fees he said he would reserve decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
visit Lexington and Concord. and other historic
points in and around Boston
EASTER ELECTIONS.
FURTHER RESULTS IN THE CHOICE OF
WARDENS AND VESTRYMEN.

The following are the results in some Of the Eas-
ter elections held on Monday in the Protestant Fps
copal churches OF New-York and vicinity
St. Mlchaels-Wardens, William X. Peters an n
J Ware. John Alexander Beali GibeTi D. cas- Sc
larry b Lvn nS ton, j. yi e Wilkinson" j. L. l.
Holy sepulchre- warlcns Villain p Lent n5 s9a
Louis hoisse yeSirymen; Eqward :ii; "a, ns ,Frav
Frank X Kane, James Remington. Francis Lahey
and John NJ Montfcrt ,.
ST. John the Evanselist-Wardens. H. K Seares
and r. Lawson ves;Tymen, VI. r. SEIZURE ma u, >, IT,
Miller William Livingston. a. G. Parks, T. X Tet-
ley, II. i. Hamilton L. }. Eabbage and William
calvary church. Summit, y. J.-Wardens. \ r.
o5rnan and J. L. Trp9oT W,5rSr veSiryEe'B adeaH
4. II. NeVeIl G. T, jerks, r. b Adams and Fred
eric Adams
Grace church Nu,ley, y J.--Wardens; Il j. N.
kin, y + Caryl George C'e = H c,ie S' aNd
Grace Church, Rutherford * 5mWa 9ri;I,,
Joseph Wh,ned Cor1lana; i pH5kerJ o yeIS
c. Sares Samuel W: Dewey, willard IL E1wion:
Wilson slocum Ellis G. Wech and H. II TI Wbif
feil Flavel H. Wlckwars ard coTf'and nav u.
lor and Josephus {. Sarcs
St Peters. Peekskn. n Y.-Wardens. Owen 7, +
Coffin. Calvin Frost, vssTymeh F hdrSys II
Maxwell Howard y. simpson. ]. Van Ness smith,
Peter case. Thomas Duane.
Washington Irving Memorial, 81. MAIN diiSii
North Tarrytown. n Y.--Wardens. josiah r.
chi,ds' Francs Gibson. John " Free. George G..
Todd. Beniarlin f. Wallace, Hugh Y. Conrad, Ed
ward H. Kent Howard II. horse.
St. Marys. Most Haven Martens Henry lewis
Waterbury. Robert Davis. william II wilde: WI
iarr II Kennedy Ge0gg" II. owens, NJ. j. Norton,
George CoSter. Charles Il. Taylor.
Church of the Redeemer. Merrick. l.. w ar4cns
H. II. Cummann. 7. II. Jennings; vestrymen +. :.
Miller. william Z. Hewlett, Beniamin seaman.
Arthur WILDWOOD. Charles \. Kent. Nhares a
Wildwood. Richard L. Kent L. c. Cummann
church OF the Ascens on West New Brighto2. s
I-Wardens De Wijt stafford, Cornelius Du Bots;
yos;rymen. Lewis r. Within, Oliver p GeotroI'
lam X. Wemp.e.
81, Johns Far Rockaway, l. l.-Wardens; VII,
lam e Foott Alfred Nelson; NeStrNmen. harold
II rick. \ r Lawrence =. f. Lord. T. l.. Rogers,
l. J. Scott y. j.. Day q. c. Rand. II. \. HimeL
The Redeemer Astoria. l. i+,--Wardens. James
NJ Darlington. William Mull!ean; Vcstry mcn.
Richard NJ. Harson. steHari M2ntGG Fr'd trnd
erick f. Green, Henry l. Riker Desmond Nelson.
Christ Bedford-ave. Observation-Disclosures Francis
Tavi6r Ezra j. Sterling. VestrYmen-James Ro1well.
F. A. Clark. Roswell " keene Louis II Nosel'
Louis Schott. Loda V. Sanford, James : SimIs
Thomas r. Rowland, Jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18

Tho VIII 81 William II Lee. senior member 81 TIE
firm ~ Lee. Twrciy 4 Co.. who died nt Hartford
Conn a week ago. Nts flied for probate y,stc.i'y,
In the office Of ih, Surrogate TIL instrument Wls
executed on December H. lV3 and boy T. tho widow.
Louisa Maria Ice. the two sons Charles y. and
Frederick H. 1.rc, Inl the t's''tor'e friend James
Halliday are appointed cXccu.riX AMI executors
The value % tho real estate i"ft boy Nr. lee g. es-
tlmatcd 10 be worth N.'o@n subject 10 nor
gagrs amounting 20 about S3oo00; and me vl.le of
tho nersoual pr,prrty which consists ~ Siandrr oil
stock and bank and insugauc" siocl. IS plac -
S},Dr IN" t"stator leaves AL OF nis 'S'1'' u" lF
viz Iouisl Maria Ire. md his children. tnlr..t
y Thomas g. FREDERICK II. Louisa Maria lee and
Grace Lee Sm.lt of this city, and Robert H. Ice.
of Denver. col I'm the event OF appraisers l.. ug
necessary to appraisc amy rc'. ".tate f. bc given
~ tho children iohn y C.nmus Algeruon Frs
sell and cyrus Clark drc appointed such appraisers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
" W ,sroR MADE DEFENDANT.

william Waldorf Aet,r as the owner % the prop
erty No. So West SiXtecnth-st, has been sued IN
the Supreme Court 10y Margaret cary. through her
guardian Thomas Corker. - recover fo'' lam
ager for Injuries received In view - ID" fact mat
the papers In the case coui not be served on Ny.
Aston here. i being alleged thA' b" spends in'Si 81
his time abroad. an order was granted by justice
Beach in the supreme court. yesterday. for the
service ~ the papers upon hin hy puoi alton Miss
Carly on November = last Vas ia TIE employ "i
inc occupant OF the housc. ana IN going from the
ki.chen t. the iCeboN. which MS ~ ~" yaf1. rhe
stepped upon the iron grazing which gave way. ana
sha was prccultltei into ~" cellar "a distance 81
ten or twelve feet the CRATE failing upon her and IN
turing her severely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There was a great improvement in the auction
! market yesterday that Of Tuesday. Large
crowds were in Attendance at the two rooms The
bidding was fairly brisk and the parcels realized
prices which were petty wei up ID the market
v2Ie.
A. the broadway sa,esrooms Peter +. Meyer G.
Co. soil at voluntary sale Nos j32 to $50 West
Forty-fourth-st three-story brick and frame build
irgs and 75xOc5 10 Alexander Johnson. for 1850
~ - West 0nehuntre!-an g. thrse5 ,
side & gb. 20 the plaintiffs. william RAne'ahder ana
IisUenaii stewart, FOR $500.
Bryan l.. Kennedy sold at voluntary sac No. 4A
Cani.-st. extending No. Ves.ry,st., :hree-story
br,rk bu ,iirg lot 2sx55. 10 =. Meehan for s2}19.
NO. ii5 S 10 2 FINK i5r sO Nos Isl ana Iso
F.G,h Fifth-lvc. three and four story brick buid
:5iyico TO f. Fixrian FOR 81 40 each; No I'D Yves;
Observation-Disclosures three story stone tf2nt
William Eenae:ly sod No III Lowest four-story
bre coy Tref pot Of IAN" io[ 10 81 ne AGO. p' s5o
80 ~ East Ffty-e ghth-st ;hree story stone front
heu.e on 29xlGo to H. Plat a q Q ta4 executors
lance Bieecker 4 4on sd 81 332 Firs,-ayc.. four
story brick hlt. lot -6SN9j 10 r. Danger for ILL.,
It the Liberty stree; uHchange Richard V: IIar-
ey3.r 0f for SD 70 - west Eight nnth-si
@'r a Ggd Ns: n91 '2 e and 70 T East
Notwithstanding thrce-sory brick dwellings
%4 ho 25s T@ldrl 20 FOR 'as% acS o' Nos 3
10 10 l.. Les" for $500 ami $3.50 respectively; No
ri East hundrcd ar! twenty -fourth- St hve.
story brownstone double hats, $oxlOll. TO Daniel
Cunnnghnm for $24S"; 10. ~. adloinnS s;Ii'i35
hulliHg and lot TO H.. Jones for 500: Nos a. :"
and - West Ono-hundred-and-t twenty SIX INST,
fhroc-story bfownstonc dwellings, with lots l7x92l
Zach. as follows: No Il to y. A.. Thedfori for
Sli $40: so = to Joseph HcrHst for $l,EO and No.
T.. % Iichtonstoin BROTHERS for 81 20.
Tho i'uon Dime Savings Bank has sold the hVe-
stor- h,lci, fats o. tn southwest corner OF Lex
irgou-aye. and Ffty-third-st., ly'Xloo, Tor about
Sl.2.~1 ,
- : I,y 4 90. have SOL tho late Captain Rich
ardsDI' h-mestcad in one undre --and-htteehth-
St. near Tiras1at-aVc., for S2AlV.
Charles tislfIth Moses las sod for John j. Dun
nh 70 f,I.r. l. Rc,ners the fGur-story high -stOop
b~lc'. ana hrlWE.tonc dwelling No. ~ West one,
huldrol-ap l-forty-aixth-si, between convent ana
81 = All"s ayes. . ,,.r,,
Broa. ue.t - Max Marx Nos. 931 and 2@ West one
hun We land thrteonth-st two ihree-story ana *
tension private houses. one lSixlW1l ana one -'X
iol1. for about $4,000 .,.,-., .
= IS stevens has sold No q West Ninetiath-st
% thrae-story dwelling. TO Max Heller On private
S.awyou & Hobbs have sold for the CITY Real Es-
tato Company the nvs-story America -hasem'nt
dwelling 5oNcoXT6 40. so West Eighty -ainth-st.' az
$40 O1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
WARTIME ExcUAyGE NOMINATIONS.

At a meeting Of the Maritime Exchange yeser-
day the Nominating Committee submitted the fol-
lowing ticket which was adopted. for officers TO be
voted for at the annual election. on Tuesday April
%: President. Jonn A. Cormack; vice president.
Hugh Kelly; treasurer Louis T. Romaine; directors.
10 serve TWO years. Alexander S Murphy. Washing
ton Michaelis W W. Caldwell. c. Il. Norman w.
r. Brand. Frederick y. Da.zeli; inspectors Of cleo
ton. c. J. Con.0n W. ". Thomas John Mcneil.
Frank s Parker: Auditing Committee. Jacob L. Tel
fair. Henry T. KnOwl'On. John Il. Woodward. l..
w. Beasley. r. ". Doane and George L. Hay were
appointed committee 10 inform the nominees, urge
their acceptance and I'll any vacancies Occasioned
by any decinations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
DECISION AGAINST MRS. pEriERRIs.

Justice Ingraham. IN the Special Term OF the Su-
preme Court. yesterday afternoon gave a decision
dsmissng the action which was brought by Mre
Maid Eva Siaven Deui IRIS against her uncle. Henry
y. Sllyen, 10 establish trust. under which she
alleged that her u:cle he'd cnc-haT OF her fathers
Coses A. S.aven) interest IA the partnership. which
composed Of hims.f ard his brother. Henry d.
S,sven for her benefit. The SlaveH Brothers had
the contract in 1888 Tor the dredging OF the Panama
Canal 4 stock company was formed aud out OF
3o@D shares the firm retained lOo The dividends
paid on the stock from 1885 10 1888 amounted 10 over
@Coo,@D Moses S.ayen WAS In Panama most OF the
time. watching the business, and his daughter al
legged that hcr ?ither fearing that he might con-
tract the fcyc. there orl die. entered into agree
ment with his brother - the event Of mis- death. 10
divide his interest IN the business between hn wife
and daughter Eva The alleged agreement was not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
HE us BsEy COLLECTING rEHrrlAX crRlos

Among the passengers on the steamer Madiana.
which arrived here yesterday from the West Indies.
ST. Crox La Ronciere Of Polnt-a- Pitrc. Guada-
loupe. Mr. Roncere recently returned from an eX-
tended trip through Peru. where, accompanied by
DR.. Sparks. ne made a fine collection Of Peruvian
antiquities. acquired with great labor and difficulty
owing TO the Ignorance and superstition OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18

THE INTEREST WAX MORE TRAV THE BOND
Controller Fitch yesterday paid city coupons. which
exceeded in amount the bond which carried It, The
money was paid to Margaret \. s. Freeman, ad-
m!nistratr!x OF the estate " Norman X Freeman
The original investment $50. and the bond was
dated March /. 1877. payable March l. 1885, The
interest amounted 10 SET To-
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io2a 20, -Go r. .,- o. 5.H os Teih sai so
i'"n-' 10" ,- '' ~, Wgian, Il ,5rcs.. 800
rg," t@i'. ana .,.'i..... 9525
~. I "a "''.. 400 +, = Jafil,ni'4rc 5onll66
pl ld e. ' iia wrs Ey, %ea1roh to Edward
lr''-i 10 +, . - H,uie,ard.. IG.lNosli, go,
john \ To.cy. referee T. William Mooies 300
l3i,ist 80 T. Of s'h-a'c. i'vgoli Iaza- ,oo,
liz NV IS s. 80 r. = iG',h-st. 5oSloo. ,.o.,
Tel-r,.e 5 " corner id'tas iNGulo Mary
j. .a4o cs s. ic :, y 5G,h-., 2oyIo". -o.,
Cre+ ogden T., Gast.v K'ra and MIA MIA, 40
simon Danle ct al 70 Ernst SUI and w.t. 5000
80, -, w =, 5;eorre vs. ri,Is ''...
I,.2 =, G' $3.50
81. :, 81 Bust. Ii.ar.'', Alison 70 Henry -. 90,
- s. So r. " ~ -. End-a,e. 25xio:e
9ia,t :' - = p - =, .G'h.s' -5vloo Henry
rnct ?, rhlippn" Book ........ .........
"a H.rien Road. -s2't sSloo 10. sarah ,o..o
Tier ID" Fran j, S1,nuE+ :, ., ,, i'
!ar q i! -; nGGld. 49, 'icoio: sarah "a, ooo
~'fnnry al Vie >, Sl,ah foz.cr '..'. 10000
1.ra. M4hsc- T., Isi,- Monhc,rer 1900. 1920
o., M.,z n, Katherine Metz ............,.... 1900
paal.n anI VIE t. Elizabeth 0-r3o,r......... 10
H Mae Seed T., M;y, . jam S' '''''' -,'
Wlnhm II AnaSrson rctrr,@ - ,liry McManns' 5000
s.. Az. " " e.rnSr ,I lib --Sioo. William
r'r,'n, lr. ~ IS ~ Z, s - i6s,h-s, 35x In.
regular. 'E.nee.' Kf1n. = Eitsbsih = Krqri.;: 100
I>hmanu p, Aln@rt Kopf ami ite........... - 900
Wramn = +; E'tsr to ,narle, MBuincT '',' 20
in.i,, p j." :, . = 2i.a,e e'Nlooii. MARY
SINS, - :, : = inn 2asioo5: wl.
n'at .'''''' ''v' ''.''.' '''''' nOco
r,.i.''' 49,. it,c, = 5'a-a'r ioa,o'll.
rrr. y -, rrri.r.k SURE, t. J7ha y \ 1900,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
1000
1850
1880
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

day. April IL: Nv
Washington Square. No 80 sis-s,ory brick board
ing-house, by Memorial Baptist Church OF 81
aWsshnston square .,.s.......:........., $3.50
brick fats. b. William Rankin. Of li9 West
'''h-St 400
LnoX-aye. 5 W corner l3ith-st. by sane six 3
story brick flats ;.;,:....:.;.:........ 100
owner. 5story brick fats. Recommendations. 2DO
Tnton-ave, " =. ll9 n n ~ i6jth-st. 2-story
and Basement frame dwellings BE- Gcorge
Bell. OF l,2Dt E0st0n-aye ................... 1875
Pier 30. East River l-story frame fire ght she'd
by Screw Dock Company Observation-Disclosures.
Jerorne-aVe. = % n II Of AndersOn-aVe. Ia
story frame wagon shed, by Ebert Smith
90 Spu-dse s.......s...,.,
Ilst-st. No 40 East, 5-sory brick Hat. by John
Sidnprh "a
94th-st 8. ~ II II Central PARK Weat. four
5-story ana basement. b. 1ibort 4 Flicss. of
10 Mah!son-aye ....... 1870
brick fats. L. Burmcster & Pfsifrr. ~ Loss
Jennl"SS-si $50
S1th-st. :. 20 II " ~ Amsteriam-ave. TWO
5-st1ry brck fats. b. James - McEntee. II
40 Calumbus-ays Observation-Disclosures. go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
SOUS OF TIE REronrrlov 10 MEET ~ nosros

The ff;h annual convention OF the General So
Getty Of the Sons OF the Revolution has been called
10 assemble in Boston Friday, April 49, the an
nlvcrsary OF the battle Of Lexington Six delegates
from each Of the twen,y-nne State societies repre-
sentng a membership Of 1870. viii De present
The convention will meet in historic Faleril Hall.
and the general president. Ex-Governor John Lee
Carroll, of Maryland. will preside
The meeting IS called for the purpose OF consider
ing applications for admission from State societies
recently organized, and such other business may
come before tire convention. Friday evening there
will be q banquc, al the Algonquin Club. at which
the delegates will be tire guests of the Massachusetts
Society. on the following day the delegates Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
EEcnRnND MOETGAGEs.

ui.hr,rh solomon o., tho Tl.'e ora-ant"e and
IFst Co., W 70 East "ith st. > years ...-- s-"""
g, n - IF nave > yca~s ............-. GOO
CO.. .t'- t;,o,r =. 90 fH~ TIA. 'uatani'" ana md.
r-ut Co., 80 iiD Gr..a,-st / Nr1r............ l'.'No
F.....,nl l-'h,lli. 60 MARY sullivan. > jim .
FSn G.,-sr. anI VIZ. q, il'thari II l. roWn-
send. 1891 ST. @D = ~ 'in-t'', : 'i''t- -,
.scnS demand .-...-.-.... t"''o
GHriu. walter k % Francis VI J'i'Nf, p 800,
80. ID II - Nrst End ave. iHaiflh"hH ,,,-o
MORTGAGES ............ .... =, 90. -"'-o
Go. l'afiN II. - IA" New l"ik t.ic ltSN''H."
Trust 60. b lflSt -. 800 u ~ An'l'. nm oco,
INr 'c1's $780,, -'''
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tcn. vs. Was6inEton-e,c ISL Il Il l7o'h- .o,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
GARBtGE AND ASHES TO BE SEPARATED.

The Board OF Health gave hearing tn colonel
Waring yesterday morning and upon his suGgcs-
ton agreed to issue an order compelling property
owners in III" district bounded by Fourteenth aud
Fifty-ninth sts. ana Lexington and sixth AYES To
separate their ashes from their garblge me new
RUE viii take eject about the middle oi May dnl
the various garbage and ash bags under CONSIDER
alton VIII then be tested a large scale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supr'nc NOuTt.
BY Beach. !.
Matter Of LAWYERS surety Co-Iohn Del1hunty.
o Kecfe We. Kclly-Jarcs \. O'Gorman
Common Pleas.
Bookstatcr. J.
More W. Thompson = ciso) George =. langbcin.
I-hhorn VS.. lhlhorn Herman ". NanfeiI0cl
Smith - Kelly G., case.j-Theodorc H. Hascnll.
Superior
~ Gllerslocvc J.
Nichols W. Sabine quincy W. Blcse.
Kahn Us. IrDns-Arthur E. Palmer.
RECEIVE Frs APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
by Erich j.
James McCrccry vs. Abraham Lichtenstcin-Carl Gail
man.
Superior Court
BY Gii,i.lce>c j.
Michael G. Miller ~. Mny T.. Bates Michael G. miller
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