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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10

The fC6dtheT todGg
is likely to 6e
fair.
Portland. Oot 10, 1896.
TIME liking for
Il Union Suits of
Underwear (the
entire garment made in
one piece, instead of shirt
and drawers separately for
men, has become so gen.
eral and their popularity
for all seasons of the year
SO widely recognized, we
have stocked a very COM
plete line of them this
year,in all the best makes,
and in all weights and
qualities.
A particularly good
one in medium weight
balbriggan at $r.75 and
an extra heavy one at
$3.o2.
A cotton and wool
mixture. heavy enough
for winter, at $3.50.
An all wool one, light
weight, at $4.25, a very
heavy one with just
enough cotton in it to
keep it from shrinking
at $3.50 and a heavy all
wool one at $500, are
among the best things
in the line.
If you have never worn
them we recommend you
to give Union Suits a
trial.
OWEN. MOORE & &C
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10
Bates, 10; New Hampshire College.

Somersworth, N. H., October 9.-Tha
Bates college eleven defeated the New
Hampsh ire college team 10 to at Bur-
gett park this afternoon. getting two
touohdowns and goal to one touch
boys.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take laxative Bromo Qninine Tablets. All drug
glsts refund the mouey II 1t fails to cure. 26c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10

ghe q S.so srot; Random, the 2.25 pace;
noolnette, the eli pace and Proctor,
the swo-year old race.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10
THE WEATHER.

Boston, October 9
Local forecast for
Saturday: Fair
W Gather; north to
northeast winds.
Washington, Oc-
tober 9. Forecast
for Saturday for
New England:
Fair Saturday;
slightly warmer; /;
th rno 20 p4r~ -,c+h
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10
Store Closes at ssx o'ekoek
Tonight.

The ireather today
Is likely to 6e
fair.
Portland. Dot. 10, 1896.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10

If you have never worn
them we recommend you
to give Union Suits a
trial.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of pesbrosses and C91,and' Streets
pSS 1890 STEpraim.. E,.srs
on cars Arrives ctcas9 pa NJ G:veaHd 40
jLsSH,vIs; i2ic r A.. St. Louis s11 = NJ. and Toledo
200 r. II. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS; =
oSo y a'vsa n" and p'1ss
$'S rirs:;s ss
cinna! Cos P; NJ. indianapolis lois p. NJ. St. Louis
500 .s'88a PScrlc TTF'Rs Sleeping
ana 'S:s fiSsS ;'p'?' sSo THE souTH, .,
@ T. m nj ar pacr IA and a. Dining rsr 40
%ss ssS ss" 4 Ps'"s H. r. cs $50 M 'si Isn!
Rans Ss' II lss night s. NJ daily se.p.r.
%%'S daily Ts%Sa an%
ATIHSTTc COAST rrxEoao !. NJ. daily. Sleeper. to
Port Tampa and Macon 900 r n daily sleeper to
cFIESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY Exp-oss $50 r. NJ.
rr Gay OLA TGnsh pnn Sesng an nn H nnrs cars.
Route A. NJ weekdays. and. with Through Sleeper.
Atlantic city. 100 p NJ week days. Through Buffet
Fer GsSs Hs hsae '1 auIH n Fs %s s: Grove and
PIs,ssn, lea 'lo n. no, 2ao 80: 42o S:io ani
A''"Iy Park, rSR 3 ( THniriSnHrMMM. 4 +; F. Y
ISs rs G:a ,ix H. E T. $is 4se: 80 % q p'O:s ,s
1 No. oG"s "saes. cs s'ss @ r"F SO 10 m,tS a.
dining T. cs @ pns nnr car ea M &" ',pps Sir M ri Is
Ticket one'.: No.. !sa "a. ,iec 1929. Ill and 2e
2swsy Asor Hons and foo; SEQ q &
s,aon 3 nm Gy .cE New yS
hos' ana pPEvosT ,Fsdss's through to d's1at,n woon
General Manager General Pasar Acon.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
OWNERS OF PROPERTY WANT MONEY.
FOR SCHOOL SITES TAKEN By THE CITY THEY
FILE CLAIMS FOR NEARLY 500 900.

FOR SCHOOL SITES TAKEN BY THE CITY THEY
FILE CLAIMS FOR NEARLY 100000
Owners Of property taken by the city for school
sites have filed with Controller Fitch claims
amounting to Sel. sos q. This was deemed advisable
because the citys creditors are unable 10 collect
their money owing to the citys failure 10 sell its
bonds in the present state Of the money market.
The Controller will be obliged TO admit that the
city has no defence these claims. and the court
proceedings will add a per cent rate Of interest
TO tho total. which. with the costs, will increase
tho Indebtedness something like $1,000
The list Of claims fled is as follows: Rivington
Forsyth and Eldridge SITS. Theodore Hofstatter
4H 900; West Forty y-seventh-st. Thomas Markey
$3.50; Madison and Henry sts John Muiqueen
$245O0: SCANNED and Henry stsp Anna Greenburgh,
$3SN9 "a: Rivington. Forsyth and Eldridge St: VIII
lam Tanning, S2l5oo Henry and Scammel SITS. r.
(ialewski, $22,16S; East Nineteenth st J. Hayes,
$4,000: Oliver-st.. l. Shidlovsky. S2, 800; No. S
Henry-st. T. Edwards S,3i0 "a; total sl9l.SS y
Other suits and judgments have been entered
against the ci,y because Of its inability TO raise
money its bonds. Here are some OF these: FOR
paving Cathedral Parkway. by the Warren Scharf
Asphalt Company, $S,5Os; 10 recover certain old
debts due by the town Of East Chester prior to
annexation. s3s,526 a. and the following school
sites which the courts have passed upon one,
red-and-fourtsenth-st., besween zen, Third AN, and
$22 800: Houston and Essex SITS. s2,soS 30.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY

tAnthraci'e coal used eNcusy"lyD
-Four racks Automatic Block Signals.
ON ard ft'r sep. 20. 1890
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty 81
For Easion. lethlehefn Allentown Mauch Chunk SC,
40 s:iS. 10 ~ * Eas.onb a. NJ, 1910 i:3O AIS
~ so East '.ts $50 Allentown T. ". Sundays
$50 +, . 10 Eastoni A. ~, 100 $50 600 r. NJ
For Wikrsiarre Itision and scranton 0'I0 A. NJ.
1:'o 10. ~ = IL SUNDAYS 40 A. ~
ror roadrg ~ 10 500 a:i0 1890 II 20 \ NJ. i:i0
$50 200. 80 oh 5.is 900 r NJ. i2i5 night sun
dave t:'o 4 NJ 100. 2.oO $50 500 +. NJ 10 rs night
For Harrisburg a. 40 500 o:io. ii:3o a. NJ. iio
70 i."p M - y ". i2'i5 night Sundays. 40
''oo 20 COO y NJ. us night
Pr Surhurv Teplsburc md Wliam-port 430
800 ?.'n " 30 40 900 y ". Sundays <3O
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New-York, foot Of chanbers-st.
follows ard nvc minutes earlier rom West sd
900 A. % os pIy atoT ST ways
town. Meadvile and the West. Arrive BurA.o
80 +. NJ. ParOr Buffalo
200 1 s.5 %a R:'y ;Ss
Cleveland 7:4O A. NJ. Chicago 5 p. N. Sleepers
TO Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining
Car.
E.20 i. M.-Buraio and Cleveland vestibuIed Ex-
S'CO press Daily. arrives Buffalo 7:I5 A. NJ. Brad
ford u 4. NJ. jamestown S:55 A. NJ, Cleve-
land i:i5 p. NJ. sie-pers Buffalo and Cleve-
land. making direct connections for Detroit
S45 sds ,1,n % bcsso s and .snsr, "a n
fa!o Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS ANp PULLMAN
l accommodation n, III. oei ioi and 937 Broadway
io7 I~owery. i56 East io5,h snd 81 Vest i25h-st
cnanber, ~ and IVES, ?3i st ferries. NewYork 1893 and
i28 Ful'ons'. LOG Broadway. BROOKLYN: 200 Hudson
fIoboken. Jersey city station Westcott Express
FOR and checks baggage from hotels and residences to
estimation.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1896
Railroads
>ND/~~ooo~ooooo~oo~o-~ o~o-~o~~NN~N~~~~~~~~~|
....uk.X-'B UKEATrSr NIlLkUAu.
NEWYORK
(E;NTRA! y, 7: R!
~ HlllS0N RIVER r

s:@ Except SUNDAY; Empire state Express; I,:s
Niagara Fails 300 p. m. This train is limited to
o.ao Mbay Fast Mail for PSughksepsMe, M,. "A Al, i,
t,any utea: Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Niagara
1890 4. M.-EScept sunday. Day Express For all i'm
] 500 p M.-Daiiy southwestern Limited For Colun-
@ S' ua ana T
,.oS 5'f NanaS MSay Chicago Special for Detroit, csy.
Xibany.. Schenectady. ttca Syracuse. Rochester
3:3o p M.aExcep, Sunday. West Point. poushkeepsle'
4:3O p. M.-Daly. North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
$50 m. Chicago i:3O p. m stops al Albany
G:Oo p MDay Albany. Troy utisa Adi,on1aG6
F%Iis Cleveland Toledo. Detroit, Chicago. cin'in-
e.5 = IT, bsIs fs For Albany Troy Burlington Pla,.s-
7'c %pay buqaio Niagara Sauo Fails soCs cevs a;
o.o roqshESfpsis 'NDany and uiss 70, n,.s.Dser,
only. Or points on Fail Brook Railway Via Lyons
q. end f9r R9,hester s....... o.roro wo,sr,ovn.
aR' dS For Sasss ra Si.eFS
i,io GhcsG cTeep saurlay for a, Cape Vincent an"
1910 tss1T' nIsh, ,r pnseps ssasps
en ensy On & sunday ns aSsy and
oo Fo "iep5s M n1 a: @ on p '' . ',an eaecp Sunday
rci Via Ii%rIc% DYIsi9q VI pI;,,oea and the Ber
..hi. NiGuT" TEAMS 70 yoNKEEs; ..,,, d,
Putnam :y.sn Ygnkers eonnsc.on yi,h ,lI
re, sc Ey9Ga raD. Ri "@ Il TN. the only line running
WaEmer as,e & csrs ,S On AZ ,hTo"rn trains
TickC. and Wagner @fuaes az Grand Central station:
n =, adYa 1Tk rass @ 2g a ~, al 81 wss, sss
18th St and i3s'G-s station TswIYork Sas and '2o
nsgrasc chcckcd from hotel residence by the West
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave ". 42d St STATION. r. =. follows. and
IL m earlier from foot Franklin st.:
..,:,U A NJ Daily Local 10 Buffalo.
;I,i5 NJ DAILY for Albany ttca. Syracuse. Roches-
Ter I.unalo Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland Chicago
II ,:.5 A. NJ. Daily. except sunday catskiil Noun
i,lns New -Paiz Lakes Mohnnk and Minnewaska
Albany rtca Saratoga. caldwell. Lake George Paror
Id Saratoga ard New -Paiz.
G:OO T.. NJ Daily for Albany Montreal Itca. Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland. Chicago and ST. LOUIS.
7,iI f. NJ. Daily. except SUNDAY. FOR Utica Syracuse
Eoehestcr and Eunaln.
S,5 T. NJ Daily FOR Albany Utica. Syracuse. Rochester
Buffalo. Nn8ara Falls, Toronto, Detroit Cleveland. chi.
Cago ami LOUIS.
Time tables principal hotels and Offices
g. T.. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt ave. New York.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL lRANSr
l3sth,st No 67 West; Mary Peckham TO :.
Ss5sss corner l4sih, ,S. sfS'sS. si.
132G-st $. 30 II OF 5th-ave: 3ox!D. H. John
=, B Cole and wife to Katherine p Hooks
sc.Io Anne V Williams to Josephine + Bar
Lots a5 and S6 Block b. map hudson r Rose.
Mapes estate; Hudson hose and wife to
10; 5is map Van Nest Park; Ephraim b Levy
to Charles schaefer .....,..............:,...
estate; Hudson p Rose to Charles NJ Curtis
IbeT,ys Ser asf''' 10 os: joseph But,enweser and
wife to Cornelius Daniels ';.;;;....
Lewis ST. VS.. lot .. map by Joseph s, Bridges;
Same mary propery . Mary caashsr to Joseph
perry:i, As"e' No % s. 8; Isabella Macke to Isaac
same s'T property donald Hci4an referee to Isaac
18th a st. no 1870 West; Sarah ii Forwood and an
25th-st. No 2i0 East Harris Mandelbaum ct al
& TO Franzska Kehmsnn: ;7 =; ,,-avs 2;xoos;
lst,sv-. 80 4o5; William l. Kayser and wife to
Central i PARK West. No "a: william II nSaa and
lO9th-st No I2I East; Matilda Jackson to keran
Han 'i,iatSyis pracs s.s2 fl OF iGiih-s 2oxs5
xiscxs4 III: ANA II Karcher to Emil Bernhard
Tinton-ave. g. 100 II n Of Cedar-st. 21xl33l'
BARK Sbrah s' 80 r. of Eiiaabethst 5oxioo
Elizabeth Heilman to George W Kingston and
Lots iss and 100, map Van Nest Park; william
$ Norton to Mary c Norton. ;...........;;,;,.
Matilda-st. n 3. lot 1872 map Washingtonville.
90. 60.2xloox.2.Gy-: William l. Schultz to WILL
Hoe-st. W = i22.3 II Of Honest. 25x100; Mar
tha & Lavelle to Mary B Burdett. ...,,,.,.,..
Shiel-st. =. lot 7Si map Laconla Park; Levi
Mace and wife 10 Ellen Grove:
Railroad-ave S cor Jackson st. 20j II 10 Jener-
son-st. x2l6; John II Heaselden TO Helen l.
Lots 10 and 20. map property Of j f BuIlard a
Co. adjoining South Mount Vernon; John Trott
10 MARY If"tt ;,......;'..
Lot 20+. map Hunt estate; Louise Huerstel TO
Lafayette Huerstel. ...............".........
Lot SOS. map OF Wakefield: Sarah II Chase 10 Pat
Lot 81. map OF Van Nest Park Ephraim Levy
to Frederick c Schaefer. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
lot 40, map; me to Arthur Hethernston
Lots 49, and 49,. same map same TO George
ALLus
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
ALL RAIL ROUTE,

FOR Long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C.
For Rcd BANK Long Branch. Asbury Park Ocean
Grove. and points south 10 Point Pleasant 4.3O saO
y 90 h ". 10 a.2o 400 a.9o TO Red nank) 14s
10 GlH i. VI SUNDAYS 's'op ineriaken FOR Asb
Part ard Ocean GrnNr.b o 01 \. NJ.
For akewood. Toms River Park and Rarne-
ga 40 $50 \. u TO 40 y ".
- I,ne'anf and hrdgeion. 4:2o 4 II. 20 p. N.
~ Monmouth Reach. Seahrfghr ard Hirhfards ~
Navesrr 4.20 so 4 ". i20 4:i3 so G:,5 p NJ
Sundays. gWf \ "
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
Nem publltatio

THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF
MODERN EUROPE.
From the Congress Of Vienna Present Time.
BY CHARLES NJ. ANDREWS. Associate Professor
Of History in Biyn Mawr College. To be com
ple,ed in volumes. Sold separately With
maps svo gilt top. each $3.50
PART From 1sl5ls50 tNow ready.
Professor Andrews's volume has been prepared with
reference particularly 10 the requirements OF
higher grade students in modern history The Gat 5a
matte form. and presenting, as II does clear & &C,
continues il viii be found OF little ineles, for
the general reader
CONsTANTINOPLE
BY EDMONDO DE AMICIS. stamboul Edition. With
many beautiful illustrations svo, handsomely
printed bound In cloth extra. full gilt. 81 23
The success Of the illustrated e editions c OF baTs Amcs 5
through many editions induced the publishers
to bring mis- impression cr one Of the au
Volumes are now put up in box. selling together
for $3.50
LITTLE JOURNEYS
TO THE HOMES OF AMERICAN AUTHORS. Illus
tra,ed with 13 portraits and fac-simile MSS
pages. Uniform in style with the series OF Little
Journeys for 1895. l6mo. printed on deckel-edge
paper. gilt top, sl.'a
The 1898 series end the 1896 series. two volumes to-
gether in q box per set. $3.50.
CONTENTS Emerson, By Curtis Bryant by Kirk
land: Prescott. by Hlard & Lowell by ,nh1sSs BItsSs
win; irving by Tuckerman. Longfellow. by Curtis:
...ssnd for latest issue Of Notes New Books"
G. p. PUTNAMS SONS,
27 a % WEST 2sD ST.. NEw-YoRK.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES Z
Th,re were no sales OF real estate at auction N
this city yesterday the only Offering announced ~
ing adjourned to October IA. XII
At private contract julius J. Lyons purchased the
,e-story fat. let 4OxlO22 Nos I5 and 27 East Sev.
enty-ninth-st., for about $4,000
Charles T.. Schuyler and II. F. Schellhass have
sold for Walter f Thompson, to w. F. Davenport,
No 3S West Seventy-eighth-st., an American baso.
ment private dwelling. lot 1sxl02.2. for $4,000.
James X. Floyd has leased to 7. G. Patterson to-
twenty-one years. at $500 per year and taxes. the
block front the east side OF Eleventh-ave., run.
ming from Twentieth to Twenty first st.. 18xl00.
1t Is rumored that the loan of 100000 which ex-
Judge Henry Hilton has secured from an insurance
company - on the property on Broadway now occu.
pied by the Broadway Athletic Club.
william G. Walkers Sons, OF No 1914 Broadway
have sold the property. Nos. g. and 10 East Thir.
teenth-st.. 7Jxl04, for slSO.0O0.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
BROOKLYN propcrtn for Sale.
LEONARD MOODY.
Conntrp 1)roper1p for 6ale or 90 Get

" III. THE ORANGES. Property Of every descrip-
~ ton for SALE rent. exchange furnished and unfur
nisn.d; season q year. :. u. cONDiT opposite Brick
Church Station.
A DVERTISEMENrS and subscriptions for The Trb-
"a .e,ed their Uptown once No .2t2 Broad
way. ~ door north OF 3st-s. until O'Clock ad-
pertisements receiv the following branch oces
reg il.r Office until o'clock p. m. viz ?54 9Th
:3d ST.; i52 6th-ave.. 18th ST. MacyA
eth-avc. and +th-s; lA2 Columbus West o6h-
st 100 West 4cd- st. Gth-ave % East t4th-at ST
West <2d ST. bs,w-en 7th and Sth i60 Enst eth
t,33S Cd 10th and 77th LOCO 3ds
ave-. 61st-ss.; i.10s ist-avs.. 69th It,;
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06

War. He elected Governor OF New-fork IN
iS77 and held that office by reelection till l7& He
was Vice. President OF the United States TWO
terms from 1894 TO 1872. under Jefferson and Madi
son; he died about year before his second term
was ended
The exercises to-day will begin with parade by
military and civic organizations. and the cere
monies at the monument will include an invocation
by the Rev Charles II. Snedeker, the unveiing OF OF
Sing Sing. great great great grandson or George %
Clinton assisted by other descendants. salute
OF seventeen guns presentation of the statue 70
the city by the Rev. Dr. William X. Hall aGeep,. p
ance OF it by the Mayor. y. B. Odell; an address
by Judge Michael II. Hirschberg. and the benedic-
tion by the Rev. Dr. Henry b. Cornwell. ,.
feet high bearing the following inscription
George Clinton. Member of Congress- l'''1i.. @
Briradier-Ge Continental Army La. GOV
ernor OF the State of New-York lIll-lIs5: Vice
President of the United States. lSi-lNZ cara
Patria Carior Libertas"
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aco,. Helen J, and husband to Van Loan White
head n ana y William s2er5y ~ executors 9f Caro- %
In Southern Boulevard. Fairmount-ave. etc.
Buchan. William. and wife to Frances N Rda-
book ct al. trustees etc No 81 West c2d-s,.
Briel. Frederick ana Joseph. 70 Howard Bowns,
all right. titIe etc. In coal sheds etc, : Dist
os5"1s wa AyenTe and islaxe WN cor,:;
West Broadway ami Bleecxer-st. years.......
Church. A:mlra. to Mary N eager. No 100 wes,
Same to sarah ii Forwood same properly. year.
cfasns John F. e ~ IG 10 An annie Kemp
Grove Charles; and Ellen NJ: to Levi Mace.
panzr Jeann nan e.nE q. sen psrS p,5sH Morris:
ave. 100 Il o: i7.th-s;. demand ..,...,.......
Co. schuyier-st $50 It W OF cour,andt- ave.
Same 70 same. a4,h-s,, 100 It " OF lst-av..
Fish. Emma j. to carl Kinkeldey W s Public
Drive or French Boulevard. e3 (; n OF 10th st.
Giles Rudolph. and wife to Anra II CITES, soth-
cste 81 s'y s.ncs n Of Sys ,,. ,sSse: .S
Company. $ 3oh-st, 24O II e OF Madison-ave.
Gsrchs. William b. and wife to oscar Tausis
:, Nos i3s and i4o East S9th-s,: l year; sr;::;...:.:
Snk al aydr E 10 HT%an n a. oI srs sn o,
mp q land at Kingsbridge. of william o
Hech,. Fsfd!nand. and vile 10 John Haydccki.
ses ot 3d-ave 10 II W os Rose-st ~ years.
Hill. Kate to ki,tiee q Wiley. S iisth-s,. 1889
Lamb richard. to Robert W Cooper. lO6th-
Le ROY % Alfred 70 William Q Giles: vs. seds..
wick-ayc. rs It OF Giles Place. 2 years.
Mackie. Isaac A. to Sarah Fitzpatrick. No
McCabs John j. to Isabel W Niles. Suburban.
Nse f d the Es.s River Saving. In
s'i,ution S'th-st. 1913 II OF +th-ave. l
Nswman. Anna H. TO Hudson p Rose. lot 2o,.
Book 2. map Of Hudson Rose Rose. years.::.
o. ard Celg M
same to CatharIna Nsher. same property. l. year
Payne Edward g to Emma cnn,rs rih n BSuIsHa5t ., La
extended west. years s.................,.......
Reiss. Emile: TO Frederick W Pitcher Bremer,
speiden. Clement c: jr. to Emma Fish: VS. Doule:
ward Lafayette % OF centre line l"Sh-s'. IL
sanders. Loretto +. and Beverly c. to Louis Stet-
schopp. Ludwig and wife to Adolph q Hupfel. No
40 East soth-st year ...;..,;,.....'....:.n: n:,,
Iseiin. 10 30 East 75th-st. 3 years ..........:.
Steele. Sarah J: to George christman. n iis'h-
Smith William b, to Helen smith No e3s West
cSrnsr ra''ss Prpes saa Terrace and aS
Ward. year. mortgages .:...:.:...,...
vreeland. Annie + 70 Anna Me!sel trustee
Anthony-ave. Ils.2 II of Burnside-ave. 3
Same TO same n " Anthony-ave. 1872 II
wer,bSim Herman and wife Nto william
schmoh. No 80 cherry,st. l3 months .....,...
Yesky Augusta. 10 the Equitable Life Assurance
Society ~ the United States. No 1lS Greenwich
Iahrmann George. to Philip and William ;hlins
Brewing Co. lots IL and IL. map portion of Hunt
stephens. Edwin c and Henrietta, 10 David Sints:
| " Pratt-aye 102 10 II of Randall-ave
years :.
Stow John A. 70 John Taylor. lOth-st. 2Io
It Of 2d-ave years
Tipping Edward and wife to william Halls Sons,
= $ otth-st. 425 II Of Central Park West,
year
and $50 Il Of Central Park West. month. 2
mortgages ..............,..,>,...s.'
/
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c
from Pier y. r. foot Of Rector St
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach Ncrrrandie
Rumscn Beach EeahriTht Monmouth Reach and Lon
Brunch - n ~ T. ". 3:i5 =. 81. sundays. 30 A. N
For Fbcron tehufy Pars. Ocean Grove and point
s0u'h - p1in. Pleasant. ";fJ = " Sunsay- fs,oo n
1n'erlak"r for fsirv Pork and ocean Groye) 10 NJ
For lakeXnnl Tom RLNer NJ narnecn, IL, n
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
To PHILADELPHIA; BALTIMORE AND

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE And
WASfilNGTON
n oH r,h,nsir,ih h,n we-k tay. 30 500 SIS 300.
Io's ~ ~. Dining farD A NJ. | 70 200 80. eco
.INNet fari.r CnrD 40 800 Dining carr GOO Z 30
""' J. " J? II night. Sundays $50. 300 1000 II 80
,',.nr ar A. NJ cO 400 800 Dining Car) 600
y -. 80 - gt'
Flr Baltimore and washinf'on week days 40 sis
lu" u W nllnine Far) \ ". . NJ 3:7n. 800 Dining
- 60 y ". ~ - nigh. Sundays. 40 1000 II 20
n'nInr 'hrD ". goo 500. Dining carr 600 =.
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~, fh Az. n East it'h 81. 1872 East 'os'h 81, cr3
Nfr' ~ - ~ Columbus New York. Cou-
e SEQ rr'0r c. p-oot'v-: proaivny wiram.-
h~rF Th~ N"~ Norb Tranr'rr C0rnrany VIII
oN-ck h7rrnr" from hotels residence ~ distinction
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
BALTIMOkE& t. OHIO

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Leave New l-ik foot Of Liberty ST.. daily.
CHICAGO +. n. and IL is night
CINCINNATI ST; LOUIE 10 a. m. p. m
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. s.lj. 10 dining Car,
Ii.:0 a. dining car). .. 30 dining car) DINING
Sar). IL ~ night sunday. 10 DINING Carr. lilo
a. DINING Carr Dining Can. Dining car). o.
M. IL. ~ night
NORFOLK, IL IA. IN. daily
NEW woRlLEANa Through Sleeper p m; daily
Ofnces: ii3 i72 I'll, AIS LAO Fway, 81 L. i4th ST..
fc7 nowery VI 3a9 3t4 Fulton ST. nrookiyn; Station
81 Liberty St. q r.. r. Of NJ J. checked
from hotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
A STATUE TO GOVERNOR CLINTON.
THE CITY OF NEwBURG DOES HONOR TO

THE CITY OF NEWBURG DOES HONOR TO
ULSTER COUNTY's FAMOUS son TO-DAY.
The people Of Newburg. n. y. will have res
tival to-day In honor Of the memory OF Governor
George Clinton. A statue Of him Will be unveied
In Golden Square. the heart Of the business poruoh
Of the city with appropriate ceremonies II Is the
work Of Henry X Brown. father Of II. X. Bush
Brown. the latter having presented II to the city
Clinton the first man chosen Governor OF
tho State of New-York. He native OF Ulster
County, a soldier In the French and Indian war
active opponent in the Colonial Assembly OF
New-York Of the encroachments of the British
Cr,\vn a delegate to the second Continental Con-
grets, and a brilliant general in the Revolutionary
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

BUILDING PLANS FILED.
Tho following plans for new buildings and altera'
fled yesterday:
NsT buildings. main ONCE
B5th-s, No 30S East. for a three story brick ana
ston. stab.e by Krumpf. OF No 3os East ..
35th-st owner Observation-Disclosures. >s
Uptown branch:
Eltor- ave. n 2 l56th-st for a story
and attic frame dwelling. by the German Hail .
Reform Church OF Melrosa. owners. .........,.
Alterations. main office:
Goth ST, No 81 East, to n four story brick dwell
ms. by Charles f Butler. OF No 81 East 6?th-
81, owner Observation-Disclosures.