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SENATE And TARIFF
M, l,v.H,ta Tackle That Big
w. Question Today
HOUSE BILLS INTRODUCED


s,.,. asna,s started out prompt
Tue o 's.sals time a, 2 o'clock I'M, mus
" 60 ,S payer was offered ~ n'
Rev. n, ~ S,lsr which the Journal .,
W. proceedings was resa M.
.,,s fcw minor Am'n'"'"
adopted. .,,,.r
It., Sutherland arose and sara
At D .'nS 70 the ,soroiary'' deck a PRIV
:" '.u .,a !. This proved to DO re-
lss,' ,,om inc COMMITTEES on enron
pow ' and sngro,smsn. to tue
1S.s, TIA, ssnsto bill No. . mao
'n's' compared, engrossed ana
e ., ,o,,,c, and was ready for The
, s'..,s,up, signature. The President
,,omply signed the measure wnion
.,,,sp, to the Governor Tor his up
',a,,L The act /, the one providing
'a,s deputy State treasurer
"a. comm,ttee on Judiciary reported
may uoon tue lee bill. A similar
l'v ,,ws, received concerning All
"f.,mewhAt fsmous anti.Ambsssa-
w. psyatl resolution which they
s.amended be adopted. Both To-
roits went over temporarily. =.
Tbsn came Alllsons resolution ue-
mssdine that Congress repeal me
V,t,on I'm aui fe.enaot the MCKINLEY
M Capdlaud moved ils adoption
~ Warnsf offered the following
~. "PfovlCod that said
.s,,sn eau be- made available TO secure
~ r,s1sse aud approval Of Tree
so,nse, law, A. prayed for In 3. j. Nj.
H. is-o,hefwise the tarlf rates and
,sh,dule. 10 remain rs now liked by
law" ,-,,,- -.
amendment was out Of order. The
ebslr b,li Otherwise, whefeupOn Booth
sBnealei from the decision.
ms appeal WIS seconded by Alllson.
pootb, continuing said that the
rmenimeul was rider and could Ia
ro way be- considered germano 10 the
Wafsef, quoting from the rules and
soaking upon the proportion, contend
81 10 the contrary, and said the ruling
d the chair should undoubtedly be
sustained.
snos said he was very much aston
itsd at seeing the tactics resofied to
BIZ Mt. Booth. A few days ago the
latter wss referred TO by one OF his
party associates A. a constitutional
IauJef. The allusion might be cor
reel, but 1t was evident that the gentle.
man, realizing the scrape he had got.
ten into appealed from the in.this-oAse
flghleou, decision OF the chair, a. the
ohly way out Of the difficulty.
Booth again proceeded TO speak but
en ruled out Of order by the President
onA point Of objection raised by Evans,
VI Utah.
Allison spoke vigorously against the
ruling OF the ohsir and the position
hksn BY the minority.
Sutherland In speaking TO the ques-
liln supported the chair a. did also
Ivan. When the time TO vote
came u roll call was asked for,
alter which Booth Withdrew his ap.
peal and again discussion OF tho pro.
po,ed amendment was proceeded With.
warner made a strong plea for the
passage Of tho resolution a. ho proposed
u should beamended.
Jon,, was Assailing the amend mont
Nlsh 'he NEWS report closed.
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anh district, DAVID Mer.ln nnd II. b,

HHh district, David Merlin anu II. b,
Racket.
or the ten delegates four men arc
chosen on the nntl-admiuistrative u
Quay tickets, the other six hto al.
nouneed as combine" uclvgatef. In
the third district the Quay followers
boiled and held separate meeting
eleoting State Senator Ellw1ud Becker
aud Henry Cley 90 delegates. TIE
case probably Wi o. bs settled M
court. Ia ihe Fret Hnd Fiiti districts
n resolution was unauimOuBIy adopted
inslTuotlng the delegates to vote Tot
Thomas Il. Reed for President. In
the Fourth congressional convf nliou
'nc delegates were Instructed fol
QIpy.
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canes boundary Dispute,

LIMA, Peru, via GAlvc.jpu, Texns,
Jan. i5.--Dispatchrs from Santiago d.
Guile say division Of the Chilean
army has been ordered TO occupy the
pastes OF CordilleTa bordering 90 tho
Afgeutino republic. II IL reported an
understanding between Chile aud
Brazil exists on this subject. Cnile
aud Argentine have for over yeaf
been discussing tho boundary dispu q
which one time threatened 10 Involve
Chile, Argentine, Bolivia, Peru nod
Ecuador In a war In which the four
republics last named wOulI be- pit q
agains. Chile. The matter has Dr, o.
repeatedly AnnOuucei 10 have beer
settled anu the present deytlyImei I
waa not auticlpatel.
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Alice Mining Company.

Tho annual election OF the Alice
Mining company was held ut Walker
Bros. bank In this city yesterday nf.et.
noon. The old board OF directors was
fe-eleoied NJ followG Joseph r.
Walker, NJ. II. Walker, l.. II. Farns.
worth. II. W. Lawrence, w. l.. Pick
ard, Boyd Park, Joseph II. Walker Jr,
\. n. Walker and q. X. 9llchrisl. The
following were elected ofiicers: Joseph
II. Walker, PRECEDENT; NJ. II. Walker,
vice president and treasurer, and l..
Farnsworth, secretary. The Ennuai
report will be ready IN about three
Weeha
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Philadelphia 1t, publican Conventions.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l5.-Conven.
tions were neld ny the Repu Dlioans 10
Ave congressional districts Ia this city
today. Atetch two delegates 10 the
national convention at 81. Louis were
chosen az follows:
First dislrc, Israel w. Durham and
Erwin \. stewart; second dlstrict,
David II. Lsue anu Hamilton Dlaton;
Third district, J. b. Hamilton aud Jts.
X. Lemmer; fourth diitrlo AlexHn.
der Crow Jr. ana EDWARD ". Patton;
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COMM Il RCIAL.
IN LAKn oLEARINa mouan.

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
TodAy's clearing house exchanges
amounted TO 81 70, 940; same day last
year, $40 3, 4v5,
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York.--Silver. 67I; lead, $500,
Loud op.-Silvof, 80 l4.l8I.
ORE AND BULLION,
7. II. Jones a. Co, received today;
Ote., S7,l0O; bullion, $4,000. Total,
Sl0,s0O.
w. =. Mccormick & 90. received TO.
day. Silver and lend ores, 81, 200;
HAnsuer bullion, 81, 100. Total, al 80 0.
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lNIRODucTION oE nILIs.

II. II. No. 20, by Raidltz. providing
lot lhe bellef Preservation Of mining
records IN The State.
u. b. No. 30 by Ferguson Of Sal,
LAhe' an act apptopriating 81, 900 or An
mueh iheieoi As shall be required, 10
mtet me contingent s1pSnses of In,
Legislature. Referred,
H. u, No. 81 by Curtis, a bill for nm
aoI mlElag the first Monday In aep.
h@esf Of each year, commonly known
a. Labor Day, a legal holiday,
H. b. NJ. 81 by Morrison, a bill for
~ ~ su creating a slato TRANSPORTATION
vommls,lon Tor the control and fegu no..
carriers. 10 0'nin u
II. D. No. 80 by Morrison, a b,u ,
uses amending section alas, chan .
compiled Laws VI Utah,
II. Is. No, 50 By Mansnsia q. hut
,,1@ 70 punish the stealing, ,mb,z
snI WIZ ana unlAwiully Appropilat,pg n,
s' on which there IL a mail ~,
s s,'na, The owner OF which h. ur'
Ies House then resolved itself ipto n
.sn,., l.'te Of the whole, with Rom, .
s..'e Nye In the chair. tor H.,
s ssp Of considering and nass,ss
voc rules for their goyernmant
ts rules were being discu,ssa an.
WV when the NEWS report closed.
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burlington, VI
The above liberal offer IL made to advertise
the roliAble Diamond Dyes aud 10 set their
book upon homo dycinz into the hands Of
women who want to drois vel. by mailing their
Old clothing look like new.
The fact tina, Diamond Dyes have been he
standard home dyes for nearly twenty years.
and that their sale Increases from ear to rear.
proof poii tive that they have never had an
equal.
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And In accordance with law and the order OF
the board Of directors, mace on tue lNth LAY OF
November, lsul 90 many shares OF tacn parcel
u such stock A. may be- Necessary, Will be sold
al public auction, nt room h', cullen Hotel,
wcSt second South street, SAT Lake CITY, state
OF Utah. on Thursday, the jlth dny OF January,
rs o. at o'clock p. m., to pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with tho cost "
advertising and t1penHcH Of sale
ARTHUR PARSONS
secretary,
SALT LAKE CRY Utah. January Is, 1870,
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sKpH1 COMPANIES.

There were three annual meetings
held yesterday ia Nephi. The First
National Bank elected the following
board OF DIRECTOR! George q. Whit.
more, Mary H.. Whitmofe, Mary T..
Grover, W. =. Mccormick, Andttas
Jensen, g. 4. Tingey ~ cashier,
The Nephl Savings Bank and Trust
company named as its bostd j.. E.
Clinton, George a. Snow, +. Il.
Ecclee, J. Grant, ana Il. II. Booth.
John Hague, J. McKracken, j. Il
Clinton, J. II. Hyde, aud WI. Adams
constitute the hoard OF directors Of the
Nephi Plaster and Manufacturing
company.
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USEFUL BOOKS GIVEN AWAY,
ART AND FANCY WORK.

Mrs SeliA DagEeu Of Boston, has recently
written book, Fancy Work and Art Decora.
uous," that gives practical Instructions for
making doilios. table covers, scarfa, tray
cloths, pin cushions. etc etc, With fiiy Illus.
iratons This book together with "success.
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Left For Kansas

rao. ~, D,'lon' prominent physician Of
iST. wh Ivy, leil for Kansas this morn.
vs,, .S ssI DO Intends to spend n few
' N'i'lng his relatives and frI.nu,
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ful Home Dyc
irr willbesent
free to any read
er who forwards
the he'd cou
pom andaqc cent
stamp to Wells,
Richardson A Co
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pHrGGs-To Mrs II. W. Driggs Jr, AZ noon
TO-DAY, ten pound boy. Mother and child
doing vel. AZ, And Mrt, lred Laug,on' "a.
made ErandpATCuts,
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roLLOCK-ln this city, January ~, 1870, Ella
Knox, daughter uf Tho late WIN Knox ana
vito Of =. j. Pollock, aged ~ ycArs; born May
"a, u q, IN Salt Lake CITY, she leHves a bus.
band AMI Tour ohildfcn. two boys aud two
girls, 10 mourn her lots.
Funeral from family residence, 27l west
Second south street thursday at o'clock
pm. Friends Of the family respectfully In.
yitod.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

North Point Consolidated Irrigation Com.
pauy Location OF prin eipM place Of
buuucaa, Cullen Hotel, West second
south street. salt Lake city, state Of
Utah,
NOTICE. THENE ARE DELINQUENT
N upon tho following described stock. on
account OF assessment No 10 levied on the
lslh day Of nov. 1893, the several amounts set
opposite tho names " tho respective share
HMM >. a. IuL LmNLn-
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The trAn,fsr books OF the Utah sugar Com.
pAny will 10 closed on January a., lso5, and
reOpeno OF February IS, lss6
HORACE q. WHITNEY,
Secretary.
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SEwMAS.-ln this city. Jan. 18th, Yiennie
Newman, wife of j, q. cant
Funeral services AZ Twenty second Ward
meeting house, Thursday, "A m.
AlacOndh. Mont. pApnTa nLoAAo copy.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

January ~, 1893,
A DIVIDEND or TEN uol PER ORST
IN on the capital stock OF tbe Utah Sugar
OmpAny has tins day been declared hV the
Board Of Directors, payable AZ the ONCE " the
company, No. 20 Nam street, SAT- Lake Clly,
UtAh, on March I'd, 1890, 10 stockholders OF
record January ~ lsl6
HORACE @. WHITNEY,
Secretary.
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Ine Bllekyard IncOrnOrnies-

a
az .a' bilsEyAri Gold mining companv
u shlelss Of Incorporation win n, :
, clerk today, The compsnv hos
,n,' a.' q stock OF 1000, 600, dlyldss
m roo ,o0'OOo share, OF 81 each, A. =
o',o".l E ned In MOrOur yesterday the
I Az, officers were elected, d. II
r,s,,5. President; John Darn xia'
e., AND " W. 5. MoColm,ok tf.n,n rvs
G,ssoa,un Col. E, A. Wall and I ~ u
ws, S,lh As directors. George 81 ~ NJ H.
A. w, sliC,lel secretary and Colana J' !!
dent. N'Aue general tuperinten.
49,. COMMERCIAL NATIONAL.
Ya, M, 1',I9GSsholdors of the Comm.,0,,,
iag ,e,',, oans held their apnnsI mSi,s
n ms p 1.yIy,s,aay afternoon I and u meet
,,rvs is'eleotei the old ho spsnl-
a,o I. ,so ensuing year u TS hoard to
the esu,,. 9lyloeud Of two per cs,, Also I.
IsSot SI iSI, sloct, The stock SS1. on
wat the bank is i in snosII.,I,
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The House met In regular session nj
: pm. Today and after the usual pre-
hninAiy exercises, business was trans.
acted a. iOllows,
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condition financially, and look for
increased business during the year.

condition financially, and look for
increased bueluess during the year.
oRoEsBEoK CoMPAsY.
The Groesbecx company held their
annual meeting yesterday afternoon
and elected the following officers tu
serve during the ensuing yeai John
Henry smith, pfesidentj 81. Kenyon,
secretary, and X. Il. Kenyon, mana
ger, with the following board Of direc-
tors. John Henry Smitn, A.W. Carl
aon, o. j. Salisbury, II. J. Grant, Il.
Hsys, Z. J. Kenyon and B.KonyoD.
THE RAPID TRANSIT.
The Rapid Transit company held
their annual meeting yesterday after.
noon and elected tue following III.
cersi J. 3. Cannon, president, J. w.
Donuelltn, vlce-presldo1t; &. Is, Jacs,
secretary, and E.H. Garnet, treasurer.
The report OF the treasurer showed n
great improvement In business during
the past year.
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COUPON NO. 1920
TIts eH'Hisa tnu rtddfr
qrt.e NEWS ton eapv
n "faHcg lrtrt and At
Bcco atoms aud "Sue.
,e sfa Home Dyd1g "
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PRICES; $50, TO sl.s5.
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DISPOSITION OF THE CITY'S PROPERTY.

The Sinking Fund Commission at it's meeting yes
(erday appointed George =. Post architect 10 ara"
I'D plans and specifications for the new ADDITION 10
the Crotona Park Building. The Controller was
authorized to sell at public auction six lots owned
by the city in Observation-Disclosures and One-nuh
acknowledgement SITS. Convcnt-ave The lots
o. directly over the Croton Aqueduct ana there
~ are not particularly desirable.
Jonathan c. Crane sent letter 10 the Conmis-
sion asking that he be heard in behalf or the
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth Street Railroad
COMPANY for reduction of the percentages charged
by the city. The matter was referred TO the
Controller
p ] Mahony asked to release the premises Nos
8, TO- u and IA Chambers-st. for a term or hVe
years Controller Fitch said the term was too long,
and offered the suggestion that the city remove
the Registers Office. the departments in the brown
stone building and the frehouse from the City Hall
Park 10 these buildings OF others 10 be erected
Iater The matter was referred 10 the Controller
with authority TO lease the premises for not more
than ono year.
Permission was given the Health Department 10
erect an ambulance station and vaccine laboratory
IN East Sxteenth-st In connection with the Willard
Parker Hospital
=, The plans for changes in the Criminal Courts
Bu!ldng We're referred 10 a committee composed
OF Recorder Gon and Controller Fitch.
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SENT TO 4 CATHOLIC INSTITUTION.

Judge Newburger, in General Sessions, yesterday
handed down his decision in the case of Lucy Poly
the young Catholic girl whom Magistrate Cornell, in
the Jefferson Market Police Court. on March r.
committed TO the House OF Mercy Protestant in
etitution. The Magistrate. 1t alleged. criticised
the House Of the Good Shepherd. q Roman Catholic
institution. al the time of the commitment. saying
that the inmates were harshly treated. Teresa Pet
The aunt Of the Poly girl in court at the time
and asked that her niece be sent 10 a Catholic in
stitution. The Gerry agent had also made out a
commitment 10 the House OF the Good Shepherd
Newburger, In his decision, reversed the commit
ment OF Magistrate Cornell and ordered the Poly
said that the law was mandatory on that point and
that the Magistrate had right TO do otherwise.
there was evidence that the institution was over
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STORY OF CRUEL FRAUD.

-. ,1srRlAN's STATEMENT TO BE LAID bEfOi'H
THE TREASURY OFFICIALS.
80, percak. a young Austrian, who is at pres
s.n,,ne at No. q Greenwch-st.' accuses the
CIV - Nssler e. Krmmert of Greenwich-s'.' near
nrh VI ~ an an affidavit now in the possession
b"'' ,.town authorities. of having fraudulently
VI - families TO a barren estate in Georgia
se o,,n,ent. which has been referred by Dr. SEN
II" ',,,ssioner of Immigration, 10 the Treasury
~, at Washington. is. in part, as foiows'
ON a, ou., n,n got several circulars from agents
. naro, . stating that there was new colony peihg
," IL 's IN Br,zV / decided TO GO In Vienna l
-, II, forms for passage for elght persons III
par, nv father. mother sisters and brothers. to
uO".n Al Bremen a man calling himself Missier.
d. s.,a he represented Missler & Krimmert, of
VIZ, vork came to us and told us that yellow fever
~. ,oy,ng In Brazil. We would all die, he SAID II
-, there Then he said that all the people
.,.d for Brazil had decided TO go to new colony
=. Georgia named Missler. He outlined the varied
.n.,os of Missler and said that the men now there
.s.a money to burn result of the enormous
,.,,sss then being done We went TO Missler Inc
ssa,, in Bremen took tickets from us and sad
,bs, II would cost go forms 10 get TO the wonderful
Georgia colony.
.,ra got 70 New-York on May and for two days
=, the C;reenwich-st place l gave Missler g. Then
we started for 3Iissler's land of gold. 1t was an
.ntn MACE Not thing could be seen, except
sard Mills and rocks Instead OF a comfortable house
FOR myself and family. We were sheltered only by
.banty's roof For two days and nights we got no
food You could buy no bread, and 10 add 10 an, me
general misery there We're we've Uat They
had no money and could not get away we wrote ~
Misslers agent. The letter came pack tolH nv
Am, After two days Of this came back. The
fares cost SIS nearly all the money we had ei''
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or,cJDE WITH A CLOTHESLINE.
OFT OF WORK. KILLS HIMSELF AFTER
a"' SPREE.

o,.r OF WORK. KILLS HIMSELF AFTER
NAN SPREE.
arn a Danish furrier forty years oid
LOUIS =, No COS East Thirteenih-st'. commt'ed
who nVs1 .s,srday morning at his home by stranshhs
suicide The man had been out of work since
himse'N instead of searching for EMPLOYMENT
Chris'la cor drink what little money he made by
he spe' itch he had for beating the pawnshops lie
scheme ,.a and child two years old. who depended
ha olny upon kind-he"r'ed nesNO0TS Tor ''S'' SUD-
sisence' ,.r,. was 70 90 down 20 Baxter-st.
he.l ,he noorest articles of garments ne couiu get
ana u, ia for the least money. lie would take inc
'ne,S home and clean end repair them Iheh ne
safns nav,n them for more than he paid Tor them'
Toui snough money out of the pawnshops "edhes-
he gu 80, drunk with. lie returned home IN me
DAY 80 u,ithout a cent in his pocket Ills wile
a.e "s him 10 get some bread for 'he baby. tive
ssKeu he said, that will fill its stomach as well
49," I'D" When his wife upbraided him he said
~ 80 80 will 90 and commit suicide
i. o'clock yesterday morning he got out OF oed'
n" ,n,o another room ard closed the door Later
wen Looked into the room and saw him lying
his Wal rnward on the floor He bad fastened q
face ;inn around his neck and sirangied hinseit
coth IN bedpost A report OF the suicide was sent
HV.h Coroner's Office.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BOSlNESS Al IftE E[>SI aA>'''SS'' .
There was good attendance yesterday al the
Broadway Real Estate Salesroom Five auet'oheers
occupied their stands and disposed of large num-
Der OF parcels of realty.
B. l.. Kennedy sold Audubon-ave. east side, 80
feet south of Onehundred -eighteth-st. lot ok
&c. to c. Horn for 81 900; also No IS West One-hun-
dred-andth lrd-s five-story fiat. lot Dxloon, to ia
Robinson. for 81 025 also No. 80 West Sixty -eshth-
St. four-sory brownstone dwelling. lot lsxlcoS TO
L. y. Levy. for ssoO also, in foreclosure southeast
corner OF Elghth-ave and One-hundred-a nd-fifty-
hfth-st. lot 5xiOo to the plaintiff. H. T WEIGH for
ioome for $780, nine lots in The street in the rear
of the above. each 25xS9, Mr. Weleh, for ss2o oa
joining to MT %ech. for $1,000 each also admin
istrators sale, Cordova Place. west side and Erns-
follows: one to W Rosenweig for ssiS one to L. n
Levy for $40 and one to S. A. Randi for $50 o,o
81 E Meyer Co. sold in foreclosure Nos GSs ~
ing and two-story stable. lot irregular to the plain
M 30 i Bradford for $780, Ss as0 II &c, cs
654. to the plaintiff. W. J. Smith for $4,000
w. Kennedy sold in foreclosure No rs 81 East
the plaintiff. G. Mcclure for 5000; also No. PSI West
-hundredth-st four-story dwelling, lot l5xsy 70
East Twenty fourthst. four-story stable lot 4siox
9S9, to j. Rupert for $4,000.
j. L. Wells sold in partition One-hundred,and-
ave, two-story frame building lot 24xjO and Col
lege-ave., side. Is feet south of One-hunirei
house, lot 25x75 to j. Greenfield for S. 400.
j l. Wells sold forty-nine lots in the Twenty;
Webster AYES Park-ave. West, Park-ave. East,
Ford-st.. One-hundred- nd eighty-thlrd and One
for ssiso -'0O ''' O'''e '' ~
Charles Griffith Moses has sold for August ".
in the south side of Onehundred md fifty eghth-
st. These lots are in Audubon Park, and Will be
improved by the erection of eight handsome private
houses.
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rHE TEST OF CoMaREsSED-AIR MOTORS.

Thomas +. Ryan the treasurer of the Metropoli-
tan Traction Company. said yesterday that noun
tain had been made out of a mole-hill regarding the
use Of compressed air upon the Metropolitan Com
panys lines in this city. Mr.. Ryan is one OF the
pest-informed me1 in this country on surface rail-
road traffic, and he is thoroughly familiar with the
new compressed-air motor. He is also one OF the
men who possesses the full confidence of William C.
whitney In railroad matters.
MT Ryan said yesterday: The company. as I'M
ssis'and II, proposes TO give the compressed-alr
mo,x fair trial. precisely IN the same manner IN
wtich II has already given trial TO other systems
lhere Is nothing definite nothing conclusive IN tnls
matter. II may be a month six weeks before the
eoonplessed-air motor will be placed In practicai
yTpsSisuon here with view TO test OF Its value
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