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New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ssa St svseSi S Ss.s MsdS
schrsin-r and wiz to deGrSe Fsnnell w;,;
lam i.d @ rrr4. e 'f 10 iSsS %as ah' vsisn'us M 1850
9Th ave. cor iisth-st. 5ox irregular; Byriis ~,
No. VS., 'Gi' IoSn 'I' li"Sh@s a5' wia
a 1 s -diS. s feS. # 5al ssxf WIFE ss ts Jcs!aS TH'
schrcIner !.
1879 % 5.-1S i0 r s4s5sr % sDd s,i. wsns % .o;s. 2.
lsai-:i &c. 90: West: Franci, ii Mciloy to Ger 900
Manharran"a"s > s. ST. 10 It Of lois, st. nix
100: George IIcrben"r at al to Byrde Spencer iW
GaFs e. rrsmSsfsr " AND Gr vile o onr ssn
Ti1cn ioi.s It n q idsi,.s.! lso.lass:
John Nelson ard wife 10 Horace " Buock... |
'is, :, 2, n " ., I,ark-iVe 2@.si9"s; @ So'h-
n,n 80 4 rsTk,Sr ;,,; :Syi'Ss celia -, -.
7.n Fsn s an" sSScr S r. 70 If wam 81 Aas Ass9 Nellie 1850
Morse and another e I.7ni. Kcndai:' "-....."..
c'in-rt, :. 2sei Il " Of Avenue 4 2sil.i".s:
ocd 4, 80 East, v,sana NJ Mcclure to Mary
i2o,h ST. 30 20 Wet: George Fcnne and wife to
Isl sS" .yS Sc Sfnss"" 5ss afrs Line. and VII, to
Elsanrin' i. :" ias; Antonio cardone to Mara
icth s. Sc. ssi sa West, Michael Foley and wiz.
,o r i.nl"y and wife to J Mckenna 1897
ard wife to George II Harper. ........... 1000
Farms i@,,2'o. william Mclifa% referee to
raviI L'dg 10000
Lot ~, map Arden property. Walter W Taylor
and wiz" 70 Joseph Eng"ihard and anofher.... 100
Washingtnn-av- n corner fremont 4io (,
:, ia lin" Morris y - {. William f.lli-r-
dahl anf VII" - william Clarke ............... Is
imih loo - 4 Auisierlam-ave. .oV
lv"il. Jim Robertson % al to Henry Gleschen
pv'rs'. g. adjoining hnl of Samuel Dar
Fourth Ward .5NiiS.i 2N.D. I.izxi" " David
son - NHl"nrn" Ir"ssl'r ......-....-.........
Mor--i. 80 80 io 20. Timothy Harrison 10 Jonas
VOL ............... ....................
East ir,adNay. 23G2 q = Markets.. 2iN
10 E1aieiI p"iin"ll - David kIdansbv
ana "i'th"I "'"tp
lpiaui of SpIyi"r Irsyl and Port Morris
Railroad Company -p q ~ l,.th-s'. 2Nx
~. ! iN-'"' ilNWl.G with hukh"ah and drainage
rights. LOWS g ND-ri~ 80 N"w-iDrk Yacht, -
Launch anl Engine Company. ................. 3'S2o
Nai"' IS .nl. a4 lrl 10. he rr"ai
We'll y Iarfi- BAKING Company. Limited. to
Nis' - 'lsG = = cl.rmhus ave. l?Gx
in@2 i.IrN - flos~fs Tinted States Trust
Company = Nv York. trustee. .--........ $4,000
7is' Ior = Z Nee' End
Ia. >. John 90 30 Niiam + IIs'y.... i,p
%! a. y, Ia - = ~ infh tv" II iN
i"">. Jtr. \ Hunt. - nl eN"cuflt aui
erl',re '',. simon = Fllrn"fN ............ 500
Same PIP -rfy. 'htr's II : Iifo~n. ~ sub frus-
'f~ - fa1. \ Hunt. - al. executors c'c...... !
ni'h - ~ q = Fart 2lNioo5
NIiy \ Wlid'l - Charles I M'rril ........ I
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alteration,
nl-l to-day:
New buildings main Office:
81 Nicholas = b,tw"en i26h and 127h
sis. for fvcstory brick public school. by the
p," ,is,h 10 iaoth St and Amsterdam nv. mi '-'ooo
the boulevard. for four and three story brick
theatre. offices ard banquet hall. by the
tees Of Columbia college. i0th-st and Madison
owners CoOO,O
New buildings. uptown branch:
iGth-si n T. 80 9 Of 4ih-av.. for n two-and A.
half story frame dwelling. by Mary /. conkiIn.
of Wakefield. owner .....:.,:;:.,..;......:.. 800
Mnefo'i-ave. =. iIS IT q Elizabeth-st. ci,y
ing. by Emil waldenberger. Of No 90 Frank
csih.s. p"''i IL, It e Of inon ave for one 5000
story frame shed. by Farley Co. Of No 1865
ave- % n oi Mero.eayc Tor ono. 800
story frame shed by John II Bruckner. Of No
East iGsi-st. owner ....................... $50
Hane,n s ,uo svasrar% hrct a",s br s""c + "s
den Of No I.o3l Madison-ave. owner......... 5000
t~c' story and attic frame dwelling by william
u Peck o No al4 wes; lOtth-st. ..... 5000
three story frame tenement. by John Robinson
OF No io7 pawson-st owner % -, $500
for two-soTy frame dwelling. by Peter Keller.
uoe-st. W g. la +; s OF Home st. Tor a two. -'''
story frame dwelling. by Anna lie Veile. OF No
i.22s In,er,ale ave owner ;,....,..... 5000
for story frame dwelling. by William
hompkey OF .1a,son ave- ,I";., owner $500
n K ha rG1 aT'nE % N as ans Sd scas by ywner rsa 1000
Alterations. main Office:
3srh ~. No 81? to 523 West. a story brick
and stone stable and storage warehouse by
willet,s ST. No e. To- three story brick factnry -'oo
by Mrs. Pauline 0oldstein. Of No Cs East sist-
,3d-st. No 100 West, n i've story brick tene
msnt store and office building by the estate OF
I2ist 1t. No 50G East. TO a three-s story and base
ment brick and frame dwelling BY Mrs Xnnis
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
RAILROADS..
PENNSYIVAN
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot e Desbro.... and Cortland. s.r..ta
$500 + Hf; T.y.SSf IL bs:, 5sss s..,.. c..
fss7 as;ss
!Ya % SSSs S5s,,s, i
$50 ss.I,:x r NJ i,s cISaoo , Asp ST ho5ns ExrsEs:
Efh%sas0 Arrive clnsnna 1916 4. n. 81, L,ui; ~
o%s y %sss %sSTsRS e & kEkpRnss-s,..,s. and pa,.,
AZ @ 3 etf' fay ana
"'H"n I%ssnspo. a"S s os S0s NJ 'Se' 81 a Gun
500 r P%rl~ic ~nr"sS EsxSpRrss-pumsn Sleeping c.,
od pssars Connects for Chicago daily and csvslasa
s. $40 Ws!AsHIXGTox IA 4 s xso THE ssouTH.n .
al linz nD"nH ni rsrior rs' and Dining car IS
1"ns sn%ss Ss sS ' pnas s caS NJ
nlHs SCI ri Ssh s NJ ssy Sleeper. .
nsS %'s daily Ts%S Sleeper. s i.s n:
Jacksonye St Augustine Port Tampa and Macon. 90
k KS%Sv and SS
% o Po coop rs99s and and "ns Sl" a, v, Cap. cn
HGnte A. ~ weekdays. and. with Through Sleeper.
Atlantic city. 100 p ~ weel-day. Through Busw
For Cap Cape Nav 100 p. NJ. w.sk-tsv.
f a's c oSsa% I'Ss 90 ~
ron riIIi ADEIPHIA:
62" 30. s.o .. 920 30 Penna Limited 10 10 I'M
ing can II A: NJ. T. l. 2io. 3. 4. 40 30 Dining
Car. 800 dining can. Q Dining Car, 20 ssP e.
l2.l5 night. sundays. q. Ij $50 !? 9.3o 40 Amits1
~. II A. NJ. Dining Carr. 40 Dining Car 10
Dining Carr. Dining car) 40 ). y T. ~, fsf3
might.
Ticket Offices: Nos a33 044 1896 1923. III. and n
broadway Astor House. and foot OF Desbrosses IA
Cortiand str'.'s Court Street SEQ Fulton Street.
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station. foot of Futon
Street. Brooklyn: Station. Jersey City. The New YSS
Transfer Company will call for and check tagsags fpn
s NJ PREVOST r. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
RICO HpED MORTGAGES.

Ael.r' ,.s Is'ss 70 49, ,Ta,l,' M n,,.'y - ,.o,
pri.hhalcr I>.p- and VIZ. To- rl,vei, savings
i:,nt. Mc.mhs Dam Road. am " u
ari johnson ,>o~p' par Il Burnside s,e
r.r'' yin ,saa WI 20 louise sc6aeslrr, a.o,
n,s~n Ma1 e. to Maria NJ MSciure. So j, Ea.i SOW
,1ilis. James e. ard VIE to Mar i cas-. $. ~'''
S,ih g. iSe q p" q ~ ~ ! %,cs,r. ,....... 5000
e. 'ni Tfusi COMPANY. NJ ao7 Wet s7th-s'.
ca'.}~". Marion NJ ana r,el.nc Iocavo6i to ''''"
-. rs't chs-,,r s",rs' I'arf ''h &c. .o.o
rs,s y" rors, ran aS' II - ,,o.,
F1%~ 7a 'fH M 81. 70 o S y s y, Il si'"s' ats IT,n
Gr-.rc.a.ra SO 81 -, Tin s'n. ysnfs. 5000
c"mp'n' . Lafayette Place. s2i It
- Great Jones Il yeas ................. ?ooFO
sam" 10 william Roseniofn. SANE property
G-,er. ca'harinl. i.,u,- K-ndAl I'm s.
G~,,man lls,,l"'.,. 70 Frank " Gnter,
ii'T'"-. G-.fsc II. and VIZ - John wi'ls. 'o'h-
resernan. Aiefte VI and husband to Iohn II rei
t,'.,"c - lane NGes 3''h 81. 40 4
Same .amc a''l -. 'cG Z, u IN ave.
nra~,. i.h, T. ana VII, to Alfici u sco,;.
guardian. etc. .ei - 2;'e II Of Is. ave.
Jane. I.sh~ia T. ~ Aen = IIa,lrook 80 %
Ia, i2ih ~ te'we~n f'ro'dwsy AMI ~ ave.
Jung Annie 10 fi1aie'h M,,'reery " : C,ur-
Ka iso + + nr ~- Al 'I !" John HI Il rone.np %j%. '""
N"'s 10 'pfofrs"il. I'D and 81 II
= prchtrl ~sli. = yrarg = mortgages go
Klein. iIen"-lict \ and wife - fAruin'-ln nrf-
'tnwles~r. ~ - IN q. month ............ S.oD
i~fy Bifrff ard VI" 10 Conrad Stein. De
lans.y ~ ~ iid ard No - Essex -. years 1900
I.".sOr. William q; AMI James e. and wives
An"ric'n sm.ty 'ompan, u New York an!
S"V York Ili"it" ard Deposit Company u
MARYLAND. li3d II. 40 and 200 T. -
Grand Bou"shrd mortgages. SECURE -Gr~iirs
s0ufrtrf|f's honda
Lunch. Patrick. ard VIZ" - " : Jarvis.
tee li'th II. ~, r. " - Eopl.,ard. !
years ......... 900
Lyons. Julius i. and wife 10 Frederick Van
E~urn isth II. i2j II W u 3h-aye. lease.
years 1890
Same Edmund Il'nd-icks. same property. Ia
*iaHrnis 100
Never JOHN T. md wife Joseph T. Mount
i3nh-sf T." n " - AieNard"- ave.
v n,,n' ,,hn,rr ara wif~ =, ry,n A.. go"
F"rran. i73'h =. 100 4 ot li;h ave
bond .....,............. 1850
sr,'rnka Vsc.sv To- Mary Spat.nka corner
l~r me and Andrews Pace. years ....... 5000
Mi.rr Isaac ". AMI Herbert H. - Walter II "
Soc. y "a -. 50 II of 2d-ave. secure,
rohlmnn. Emma !. l.. {, IN" Emigrarr Indus:rini
Savings High. No i.5iJ Is' ave | yea-........ 100
Sch1ue. Christian +. and wife 10 Hug Jiburg
ave. ~ (. ~ itGh So years ......... sOO
Srhrener Joseph j. and wife to the German IA,
nps Rank. New York. i.'th si. 335 T. ~
Same % SAM i.oh-st. atO q ~ Ienox-ave '
Soc-rn. John T.. and wife to Miriam Kramer AMI ~
another. executors. etc. ~ Abraham Kramer de
ceased. 1891 81. ls5 Il OF I~nox- ave :
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
ERIE RAILROAD.

Tbr.uxb ,r.ins Ieay- Newiork. foot OK ChanDe' s'
.. foliow. and nv. minutes earlier FUN West 80 81;
~ GX N.-VestiDuied EApress Daily for "eve.v
J:UU hinehamon ElLlhi. Buffalo. Bradford. James
town. Meadvilis and the West Arrive bufais
s0o r. NJ Parlor to Buffalo.
O.On r. N.-vestlhulod limited fast mail Daiiy soii
Z:UU tran Tor ChiraEo via Chauiad'.dS Lake arrives
w" rt.v.,snd 7:ao A. NJ Chicago p. 81. s.eepers
TO Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining
e.0O r. M.-Buralo md r1.ycand v.s''s.i.d e
/:1U pres, Daily. arrives Buffalo Is A. NJ Brad-
FORD I:Is 4. NJ. jamestown SO A. NJ; S@ieve- @
land iio P. N. seepers 10 i,unao ana pi,, .irv.
t'hIcago and tho West. >., r.,.
$40 Daily sold '"1' rain % chicss' s..Dsi' Boi
faIo Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car: .
UNcKErs LOTM TIME cAnns ANm r,.It%sS
.rror,r,oia,iors at IL c81. toi and o'i BroadwN
-; I1w.-y isa East i25,b It snd 81 wss, 18th
rSarSere and West 2si 81. ferries NewoYork ss3 ARD
ohos.n ana Jersey city station westcott Express calls
fcr and checks baggage from hotels ana residences
Aestf0attnn
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
Anthracite Goa, used exclusively


Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
and after Nov i5. 1896.
Trains leave station foot of Liberty 81.
For Faston. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk "a.
40. 7l5, o:iO dI:.5 to Easton A. NJ. 49, 80 4:y
3o Eaaton' 5:tj t130 10 Allentown p NJ SundayA
4 80 t1:15 to Easton) A. NJ. I00. $50 r. VI.
For Wl,<esharre Pttston. and Scranton 9:l0 A. T.,
lO 20 lI5 +. VI. Sundays. 40 \ ~
For Reading $50. 500 9;O 1000. u 30 A. NJ, In
30 40 500 5l5. Ohio p. NJ. i2i5 right. Sua-
days 30 A. NJ. oo. 200 500. 30 r n. 1913 mint
For Harrisburg 49, SEQ 9:iO. II 30 A. NJ. In
80. 40 500 j:i5 T.. NJ. l2:I5 night. Sundays, ~
A. 81. 100 $50 r, ~. i2i5 night.
500 olo a. NJ. I:io i;3o. 900 p NJ. sundays ~
a. NJ. 500 +. ".
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &C.
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury Park oeesa
Grove. and points south 70 Point Pleasant, 40 $50
io:45 A NJ 30 ~. q 4o to Red Bank. 4:i5 40
53s 6i5 p. ~ Sundays. (stops at Interaken for A.
bury Park and Ocean Grove,. 900 4 NJ. 400 p. N.
For LAKEWOOD.
80. io;a5 A. ~. las o. 4;4o 's3s Saturdays oniD
T. N.
For Toms River. Barnega, Park. ard Barnesa. 49,
1914, a. NJ: las. 4:i0.
Fo~ Atlantic city vineland ard Brdgeton. 40 A. "
as L. NJ
For Monmouth Beach. seahrigh and Highlands o.
Navesink. $40 $40 IO:&S 4. ". 40 las. 4:i5 tG
r. " Sundays 900 a. NJ. 400 p. ".
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave W. 4:i St. station n. T.. follow" ass
I, M, earlier from foot Franklin ST
:isU A. NJ Daily. Local to sInaio s. ,o,h.s.
osS In,unaio Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland Chicago
n ,:;5 A. 81 Daily. excep, sundiy to catskul MoSs
,sIns New -Patz. Lakes Mohonk and MinnewosssS::
Albany Utica saatosa Caldwell Lake george. rsf''
onas p pas for Albany. Montreal Utica. syracusss'
RochestSr Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto pstFo'"
cisyeLnd Chicago and 81. Louis ~ s~.>
7:45 p NJ Daily. except Sunday. for Utica syso'"
Rochester and Buffalo. c.s..,sr
s,IS p NJ Daily Tor Albany Utica Syracuse Rocnes%sS. %
imnaio Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit Cleveano ""
csgo and 81. Louis
Tlme tables at prircipaI hotels and oficea -.
G r. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent..
Z Vanderbilt ave. New for"'
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND

For Philadelphia wee davs. 80 500. 900. ioA
ll:ao Dining carp. 4. NJ 30 zoo $50 400 (Budsl
Parlor Carr 40 800 Dining Carr. 500. 80. e0,
T. NJ i2i5 night. sundays. +:30 900. 1000. lis
Dining Car A. NJ. 90. 400. 500 Dining Carr. p. u.
1915 night - -
For Baltimore and washington week lays 80 so
carl 90 = NJ 1915 night. Sundays 4:30 1000 II 30
,Dinirg carr \. NJ. 200. 500 Dining Car. p "
Tics and pariorcar seats be procured At foot Of
Liberty ST. li3 i72 26i AIS; o44 40. l32S Broadvsy
~ G,h Az 81 East ith St. i53 East 123th ST.. ~
West I25th ST. 25l Columbus Az. New York : coaN
{, $50 Fulton St. BROOKLYN: 9s Broadway. W'iaD-
burg The NewYork Transfer Company will call for "
heck baggage hotels residence 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18

. =. zoo rs, ,,,s, 9, own.r 800
4,d " No a2T East. -Four story brick s'or"
and tenement BY John "a'"' o' ~ 40 ''' 1000
I0,h 81 NJ go a story hrlck "nss
m~n, by Jam's ~ f'H''"'''''S' '.... -. 300
MAIDS -, W iS2 10 n four story and basement
hri X fat store. by Robert Lee, of NO ~ ooo
Broadway.
t.h ave NJ ,O3 to 4. four brick ho'e'. by
4 l. Is,t of ~ II Pine It. own"r-...-.'..'.' 80
Alterations. uptown branch
Maple ave- 10 ~ ~, !" une Wv" s''ay o,yrsr - 800
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18

Citn Tropertn for 6aIe.
DIGGEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED.-Five- story
ID brownstone 30x00x 100 double nat. all rented
yearly leases excellent Locations near office be sold
make offer: rental A.sO0: asaing $4,000. STEVENS
Columbus ave, corner 93d-st
cE Ann JUST COMPLETED three-story. improved
'DO,VOV tenements. with stores. rented. Jerome
ave-. on Potter Place. Bedford Park c. +. EAMSDE.I.
81 f. 5Ith-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

I.riN Now IUUf Ut IHUtIty uH'EJ'
CHICAGO . T.. NJ. and II. 10 night
piTTsBuRli. 800 sx sun sun u Is night
WAsiiNGTCN. BALTIMORE s@, 10 d,ininE En.,r: Gsr
., 20 = ~, i)ning Car). . $50 DINING Carl. tDinnt
,~ M m ~ Is night Sunday. 10 Dining car) lL?o
an dining tar) Dining carr. (Dinix car). i2:ls
night. ALI.
NEW-ORi.EANS Through sleeper. "oo D. m os"'
SUNDAY 2 90 2. M ~, r,., ,,..
81 ni,2 ia tIc Az. lao Rway 81 f. flth 81.
%, Wre,r v; SO 3@t Fulton st. Brooklyn; station
-, -, ihertv g. r. r. Of y. j. Baggage checHso
49,. s,,. Vh,,., nv residence to destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18

pyERTiSEMENrs and sutscrlpon. for ~ LIE n,rrol.
a une received at their Uptown Once NO IssS -" ~.
Vsy I'd door north Of 3ist~ ST.. until esocH a
ver,isementu received the following brancn ~
regular once rates until o'clock p M: VIZ. SseTa
ave e c,r 1ad St lk2 6h-ave.. cor SStS~
0Rh- ave and 18th st.; 1<2 Columbus ave-. nse
Fl. i0C West lcd st. ethsvs: y: EesS Ssse
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
,cu uACKAWANNA AND WESTERN q. r.
s..sa..r. In \eW-NOrk. foot Of la relay and
S'" ChristOpher streets.
vESTIBt LEp TpINTcs:f = tisMT1N "r

,rs., rou,. TO NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MON7CLAfR.
~" TItE ORANGES summit. Barnard.,ille. Bsskns
ir,idge Madison Morrisown. Passaic. Paterson, Boz.
,on Dover. Stanhope. NEWTON. BUDDs LAKE
Xxx UOPATCONG. Hscksttstown. S,fioOLEy5
MoiNTAIN. Washington. PliIIL.IpsBURG. EAST0N.
WWaTrR GAP sTROUDSBtiRG. Pocono aountainA
Scp IZTON PTrTSTON. WILKESBARRE NANTt.
COKE DANvILLE. NoRTHuMBERLAND. Mosi'
,on II iuNGIIAMroN. OXFORD NORWICH Water.
Iii. i;TICA. RICHFlELD SPRINGS Cortland
cVRACt-SE OSwEGO. ITHACA. OWEG0. ELMlRA,
cnrSIXCi BATH. DANSNlLLE BrFFA LO and al
.,n,s VEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
pp" MEBINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops at principal
%. s'a'i0Ms.- 'i0Ms.-ocafs Cap. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BIN0
'" "HXMToN UTICA. RlCHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRIA
cars Connecting at Buffalo with trains fer Chicago
ana p%v'",rafe Carl. SCRANTON wIIKEspARRn
~" .n,i EiMIRA EXPRESS. Pullman PAriT Gaze,
an" W~SCRANTON. WITk ESBARRE and PLYx.
wv ri It'll EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlof Car
90 - N lpall,)-Buftaio Nestibul.i Limited ExpreU
'''o, ,,rr' SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELNIRA. Bur.
ENO pullman Buffet sleeping Car tbnn.c,ns ct
rmra,o with trains Tor Chicago and pone vest.
a ~ 70 N ,)aiiv)-Bt'FFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
ToN ITHACA. UTICA SYRACUSE asd oSwEGo
EXPRESS Pullman llure; s.eepers
rI,JsETs AND PULLMAN AccOMMOpArfOSS a.
uarsv ,;az. a sons Limited. 1i3 Broadway u PAX
Place 40 proadway Tieke. at ferry .t.Sns "a
o., Com,mhus-av. NewYork; 3ss and '.6 Nltons, ana
ioG Rroadwny Brooklyn. Timetables givrs full nfoe'
nation n all satlons, .o,,,.rv III, III o.. "a
check baggage from hotel or residence 10 fs'ina''on
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
LEHIGH HVALLEYRAlLROAD

Stations foot of COrtln ndt and Desbroscec -
0,4O A, VI. daily tSunday 200 A. M for MAUB
CHUNK and intermeiate stations. - -
S.I5 4. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHN:
Trp RI'rFALO. NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION
BRIDGE and West. and PRINCIPAL local points; n
10 40 L. VI daily. except sunday for MACCH CHUNK
and interre ediate points.
~ noon daily. except SUNDAY
"BI.ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS
arrives Buffalo 95s p NJ Through car 70 Rochester Pm
man Vestbula Coaches and Parlor Cars Dining
car service Meals la Connects a, Buffalo WITH
I"fO r. VI daily excep, Sunday. FOR Mauch Chunk and
40 p VI, daily except Sunday. for wlkesbase.
sonning only AT principal intermediate stations Connsts
for ali points coal regions Chairars 70 Wkssbmre
1.IO p VI. daily except sunday for Wilkesbarre snC
coal rsgion Pullman Buffet Parlor-car to Wilkesbarrt
5;i5 u. Vi. daily. for EAsToN and intermediate sta
..siO u w. daily excep. Sunday Express for Stating
ton and principal intermediate stations. Connects 70:
p",dinr and Harrisburg. Char-Car 10 Slatlneton.
an: ali roints West. Pullman Sleeper vesbued Trat
Vy 10 Chicago. sleeper 10 Buffalo and Toronto.
90 r. VI daily. for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROcHEs-
ri.p HtrFiIO NIAGARA FALLS. and all poirs
west pullman sleeper TO Chicago and BuNalo Slee,s:
Additional local trains daily except sunday for BotNp
NOOK ana riernediate points leave as folows"so'
d" and Pullman accommodations st e35. 2i3 9A.
al ao1 Hroaiway II East 18th -. 1856 East 1851 So.
20 ,,nwerv Y $40 Fulton 81. Court ST. 9s Bpac-
~ ANA Rroolsyn Annex. Brooklyn
W york Transfer Company will call FOR and cheek
from hotel residence through to des'ina'nn
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
Ocnrllcra


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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-27
The jackson Cnse.

CINCINNATI, April 26.--The trial of
Scott Jackson at Newport, KY, has
consumed five days. Fifty-two wit
nesses have been examined The
prosecution has about twelve more to
examine Among these are the negro,
George H. jackson, who claims to have
driven the cab that took the murderers
TO the spot where Pearl Bryan's body
was found. Chester Mullen, the man
who rented the cab that was gone all
night of Friday. January 81, will be
another witness. Colonel Dietch, chief
of Cincinnati police who made several
examinations of jackson and Walling
in private as well as in public, will
be examined. VIII Wood, the friend
OF jackson and the cousin of Pearl
Bryan, will be called and subjected, no
doubt TO a fierce ordeal of cross-eX-
animation, in connection with certain
affidaVits in the hands of the defense
as to his admiss ons in Greencastle and
Indianapolis OF improper relations with
the dead girl extending from early in
1895.
1t is thought that the policy of the
defense will be not TO make a strong
resistance but TO rely upon chances Of
error upon taking it UP to the court Of
appeals. Others think the defense viii
eXei itself TO the utmost
The defense will attempt to impeach
the testimony of Will Wood and
George h. jackson, should the latter
repeat the story made by him and
published several weeks ago.
George II. jackson will probably be
examined tomorrow. 1t is not likely
that VIII Wood win be recalled until
wanted by the defense tc answer ques-
tions more explicitly in regard to Ger
tain depositiors- The week promises
to abound in the most startling testi-
mony of the trial. AT its past rate the
prosecution should complete its testi-
mony Tuesday night. With direct tes-
timcny offered by the defense and
cross examinations, together with de-
bates on legal points, it is not likely
the case will so to the jury this week.
The court has already shown its an
ticipation of a protracted trial by
changing the time for hearing the case
of Alonzo Walling from May to May
u. Ths defense will try to show con-
Predictions in the testimony of some
witnesses for the prosecution and at
tempt TO disQuality whatever evidence
has been presented as to the confess
sion of Jackson by maintaining that
these admissions were not voluntary.
but were made under duress and in
t.midation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-27

ARDMORE, L. T, April 26-Miss
Laura White has created a sensation
here by publicly horsewhipping Prof.
Lynn. druggist, because he had charged
her with theft Miss White, who is an
orphan, boarded with the Lynns. In
closing his establishment for the night,
Lynn took the contents of the cash
drawer, S2l0, home and placed it I'M
der his pillow. He forgot the money
next morning and when he made
search for ii later in the day could not
find it. He had q warrant issued and
caused Miss White, as well as her
trunk, to be searched. The money was
not found.
About 5 io'clock in the afternoon Miss
White, accompanied by a lady friend,
borrowed a horsewhip and proceeded
up Main street. Reaching the drug
store she seized Lynn by the sleeve
with one hand and with the other COM
menced to vigorously apply the whip.
Three stunning blows were admins
tered before friends could interfere and
stop the irate woman. Both Prof. Lynn
and Miss White are highly respected
and have lived here since the opening
of the territory