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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-25
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The sale by Philip A. Smyth at the broadway
Real-Esate Salesroom yesterday OF four three
story brownstone private dwellings, on lots each
l6sx1Oo11 Nos S4o S42. 3i4 and Si6 East One-hun-
dred-and- sixteenth-st. to settle the estate o
Charles G. Fitzhugh. attracted fairy goon -slzeu
gathering. with few bidders The properly was
purchased by Mr. Fitzhugh in June. 1894, from
Harriet Watkins for 1000, and the total sum real
lied from the sale yesterday was *55Sso showing a
loss since 1884 of $500 although the properly was
sold on very favorable terms. The sale resulted ~
follows: No $40 to w f. Connell for $500; No "i2
to G. J. Reilly for $3.50 and NOS IA ana ''' W ~
NJ Bendheim for sl6.SD s,..,,.o
The same auctoneer also sold, In IorecIosuIe'
Front-st south side, 70 feet west of Jackson-st.,
two and three-story brick buildings, lot 9oxao 10
South-st 25x7Ox25x70 also, No 50 Jackson-si
two-story brick buildings. lot lslox15 TO smith Fly
for sl7,G0 ,, o.
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for j. A. Frame *
Son to John j. Mitchell. the four-story pricK ana
stone dwelling lot 20xl005. No. West Sixty-hihth-
ST.. private terms. ,. ,,.,, !,
The sale OF the Twenty eighth and Twenty.hlhth
Street Railroad Company's franchises ETC. Dy a.
l.. Soulard. postponed for the ninth time yes
terdav this time to september &c. The indications
are increasing that the way is to be made clear TOT
the Metropolitan Traction Company to BID In the
franchise and rights of the crosstown line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-25
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Herman ssh%ue Ct sH al to Fl %as
rick r Burns and wife to Herman schmuck 70
loi cS a. map n r.d s Of
Margaret j Billet ................:...
sS Park l.? was aWa sf saa5y Of and ste map
ew-Yofk Building Loan Banking Company.
ud:on SlG:N Rose @ 9 RTGsFfy Hs @?y'1
c1 rPrs sn ~ ASa% s5sosd 2e'
'' iam S' K Van Bokkeen and wife Patrick so ~,
,,s NPaa s. 40 (, Of 5,h-ave. %xioo III
George W Esgers and wife to Joseph Muir ,
ii siis st. Ne 3i West Joseph Murphy ,r. and
wife to John Barth ~: ;,,7 - ii
'f pearl f. Talbot oiyphant wife to Christie
pd RaTT st. H0 So "a, and 10. ii and sheriff
81. John Walker and another trustee to o, 7,o
or rsarK 0 So s7 George ii Cook wife
ietRsi TN 10 "a Vest Henry / Peitsch and
other executors to c Mary we. CaseE Want .ccr
''a Elias 81; NO i"S WeS' wary F. 1880
l2s 1ii1s $ 200 # Of shave 25siG; 10 Mad
son ave. 0sth-si. 100 llxl7O, and
7ist-st 10 100 West; Charles E bunk. hunk and and
H Ssssp6 D'v hse 81 and OF % to ass'
1n Pnior 10, between isd and 52d SITS and sl2io
tesinnins John " stevens and wife to Mary E
4oih &. 10 2$2 West, Isdor de jone John
ass Es' 5 is of iih-ave, 2'xsss; Rose
ab ynia No 20 g. So"n is5c # Of coumbus-ave
iGx1ooil Henry II chase and wife to Frank
Nassau.st 40 50 TO 80 and and - Llbertys,.
corner Eleazer Hamhen and wife to syndi- ,oo mn
SahG b@perE' mug" .a''' 900
-ors e, : Nacs and wife 70 Edward Keiy.. 400
s5th-st s. 2lO.7 # Of Iark-aye, 25XlO22; TN
sns centre n to p %% So e1 a. P
lands Of Lucius Chittenden: Charles + Runk
and wife Frederick Beck. secures debt
147tb-st g 90 IT Of Brook ave, 25xlD; Alice
NJ Holland Petty. Soulard & Walker Realty q, ooo
Rrook-ave s 1911 II = Of 165thst. l07x4i9x
North 3d-ave. n Brookave. 463xlol.x 8,
4x22.2: to same ....: @ o..
Westcheser-ave 5. DDS Il Of Bergen-ave. TX .,
I65 II 10 Mill Brook x35 s; same to same /
Courtandt-ave - II W OF lo2dst TX "a ooo
iO2 tieorge solz and wife to William Schm aa io'"
165h-s n :. 10 # " Of Forest-ave i"sAos'
Winslow Buzby and wife to James X 'ross- =,
Pr ave " iO5 fl Lebanon-st. 25xlOo; .oo
William BROKER ct al to Mary Norton. az: ~So'
3d-ave n $ 1929 n OF lst-st. 25xlOO 24th &,
Ward: James Pauding TO Michael Donohnneoa.
sSts s. ,$o g It'd S S To William or min 1000
3d. s. o' II via %, Van BokReien $4,000
sOth-st 5 : 20 T, Of 2d-ave 25xl622; Johh IN
Bulwinkel and wife To julia Pfrang ~
Lexingion-ave. g 5l2 IT Of 73dst l'N'o' o, ooo
Louis Joseph r stein ~, "i'"
n0fh. i No $50 East: Leopold Kaufman ana WHO :,
10 Sophia Mayer and another
71st-st : III n Of 3d-ave. l26XlUo' ran
do.ph Ciuggenheimer and wife TO Solomon MARX q.
Malis5n.ave No i477: Gustav Rheinauer and ,
wife to Maria filrsnmann .b and wife
Mary Schramm -: =, -. c,c-'''' I
97hs No 81 Wcss same 10 X H Rsn and
10 Adele Mills. aluminium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-25

The following plans for buildings and aitera'o"S
filed yesterday
buildings main office:
12d-s 14O1l n Q OF Riverside Drive. Tor
story brick dwelling by George II fah's VI "a, ooo
No ~ Maiden Lane owner. ..''.''''''' F''
New buildings. uptown branch; ~.
Lincoln ave W l2J II Of Columbus ave ,Nah
NestD a story and attic frame d"e"'"e' on
by l. Huntsel. owner ....' - ~
linton ave- 1915 II Of 6ath at. for a Two
story dwelling. by Edward % ""i"'"'' op
Alterations. main office:
Avenue A No liz. a three story orick no'rI'
nv A Engelberg. OF No 162 1st-ave' o"he'' ooo
Klotzko a. Rosenberg lessees ,,, w.
IevIs-.t trear No Ill, to three..stoiy uI.vA
tenement by Kaufman OF No 2oo Ems. ,.'' 40,
Vt and II Klaus. OF 2tO East ith-st uNn..s,
Attorney No ~. to Ave story ana pasr.
brick store and tenement. by MIS- Iiai"'"'' -to
OF No 30 Sackman st. Brooklyn owner wv
Alterations uptown branch:
Mot, ave " s. ia n # 13sth- 10 a TWO.
story and attick frame ONCE. by T. = 'a'es' ~ oOo
~ West l3Oth- owner
Whit. Plains Road. :. 100 II OF 10Th ST. 70
three-st frame dwelling. by Ah'o'io va NJ
r,aoa,,r ave 30 II o Scott ave. to a three
and one half story frame dwelling pN i''''' 10
" ISrter. OF Jerome Park. owner. ''
v,-ahs,er avc W 8 go q ~ Scottav 10 ooo
three story frame dwelling. ny same o"neI.' ''-V
I53d No two story frame '''- 600
mont nv Mrs Ifernime lh owner -. ''
raylor ave " = 100 n Of Columbine ave, 70
one md one half frame dw'lIihR IVY '"' 400
Emma Goldsmith. owner '''-.--- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-25
RECoRDED MORTGAGES.

By Louis to ca'a2rins 2 Ne%mann 2''h $4,000
c:s NON " 1Sn o. "a r. ave- and wife to New
Building Loan Banking Co. i65th-st. '7s aso
I nor Sohn ave- and Ne to Robcr
cronn William - F. to william thorn guardian, oo
,a Sd f., ' and xis tn to aye susan Weber
corner Madison ave end 3: ID and y another
ancey Nos Al. Ala and AZ Sheriff ST. 80. % ooo
Same to Mary Pond same property 81 years 5000
sans also No 81 sherf st. nsalmenis $500
DAD F2ns ave ~ and Aq Y4ad 5000
DGncngs Men@ 1G Of r7@Gs @ Years
Elias Hannah to Mary Hughes $ sSd~s'' ano
Sane me 10 Daniel o'Conor property ,ooo
Goldsmith. Emma. to Anna Fedden. Tay- ooo
or 100 T. Of coiamhs sij AYE y wd and
Adler & Herman n s5th-s, 2lO7 # W OF .oo
s "a same. same nropcry year IMMUNE. 10000
Hischmann, Maria J. to Gustav Rheinauer' No ZOO
Hln sa, John H. to Thomas oconnor s7h ,oo
St PALS # Of Avenue A. I3s years for the
sa%ns Of Merchants Clerks. s7'hst 1868 ,ooo
% Esage t? lns Is f%s r Ne g y s 80
Tam 40 n"' Henry 7 r. and wife TO August Freui
Jaco6 Aggus ya ana ana S s7bst l2 years $4,000
William schcrmegh .1, 2d-ave' 700 900
same % same S16Sf' Ys c7ISs 50 It sdave,
Same se1 to same o7ih-si i25 IT of 2dave. uo
Same TO Aonzo Rothschild, 2d-ave. 100 II q ooo
Same GT oi 10 Charlotte sS'T raebenbach S7hs 100
Kerner Charles. and wife 70 Louisa Soute'' o .o,
; corner Weeks and Gray SITS. . years. a, . SOW
Kelly Edward A.. 10 Levi X Mace n "-h'' coo
lois 429 40. map Lacona Park. years. - wv
zens. n Goth 81. $50 II of 3d-aNe. . years "'
Eaue 10 Adele COZzcns. brh 81. ~ III Oh
Sane TO Edward Harmon trustee Philip Har- -.
mon No 100 Fast SOth-s s years. WV
Murphy Thomas. to John Murphy. Eas' zoo
l5ls-st. 32j It W of CouTandt ave . years. i''"
per. : list 81, 100 II OF Avenue A. demand i'"oV
Netzler John H. and. wife 10 Isabella Wallace.
" Valentine-aye. l7i5 II Of lSth-st " q. mn
MSStTeiland Hyacin,h G. to George + Ginori.
Franklin ave. lot 1872 map Morrlsania ,oo
3 wears. ..... ooV
Monsby Morris. and wife to George Rnger
90 = lO3l 20 II Of MadSon-av and
Mandel George and wife TO Albert Klaube-.
n 1lth st. 90 f. Of 2d ave. years. f.UO
Prents Alice, 10 the General TheoloficaI sem
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church IN
United states. 3sth ST. 100 n " Of
Lexington ave. years. 300
PcIn4cke Frederick w. 10 New York Building
Loan Banking CO. Prospect ave. 2442 II
POND James S. 70 District 80 l. Independent
Order Benai Berth. n 1lsih IT, 90 II Of
list ave Years $50
pfener Frederick ana Julius r Anger and wives
Emily n Sparord : lSjth ST. 2l6.1 n Of
Kingsb,idge Road. years ................... 200
5lst 81. 225 II Of llth ave. year. ...... go
Stevens. Matilda l. and Elmer F.. John Hardy
Fleetwood l5 II n Of Nth st, years 5000
schmuck Herman, and Michael Moniag and wives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-25

NEW APARTMENT HOUSE. : light rooms and bath
~ room; private hall; modern Improvement in
Guiding heat and hot vide.
L. cabe and Central park entrance special janitor and
hall service. absolute fespectabity guaranteed ST.
special Inducements select families. II
rINO RENT
Choice Apartments No. 900 Fifth Avenue. 2
Rooms and Bath. Steam Heat. Hot and Cold Water
Inquire on ground floor
20 r. double apartment house rooms steam heat hs<
- y water l-slt
all prices STEVENS. 9Sd cor. columbus ave
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to J Lawrence slosson. 153d-st 1913 n ,oo
OF Morrs-ave years ............ "'''
Thompson. Water Y. and wife to trustee OF y
] c Atterbury. deceased West End-ave' 90 q, 10
II Of 7crh-st. years -''''
Van Bokkeen William X and wife 70 Henry H.
sprague n 53d st. GAO II " Of 9th ave, ia 4. 90
Same n 10 Henry dod'os'e' same p'Ope,s' $500
Yer pianck william q. and wife 10 Laura ID
Beach Woody Crest ave. 80 II OF ld2d E, ON
Wall. John r. 10 Helen Schermerhorn khgsiahp
so,r a. '1 TX =, ~ s,b ,rs : vesrs. 1900
Weterer William. Emigrani Industrial saw.
in nsr BANK 49," 81 go J. y. 80
wilt John 20 Lima r Van Gorden southern
boulevard 275 {, n OF i16h 81. a.so 32d
st. i75 n g ~ ilth- ave demand .............. ~
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ron GALE.

ron sALU.
>>o~|s~~~y~0- = = -NN/NNNN, N-~NNo0~~oNNN0
A-A-A=A.-ON WEEKLY payments.
fine diamonds, watches; no trash can
or address WATCH SUPPLY CO, NAL
den Lane. Room 2. All goods guaranteed.
AT REDUCED PRIZES. 800 secondhand
wood and iron working machines fu'ly
Guaranieed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEORGE Is. EDDY 3oS Madi-
f)n-et
CIGAR STORE. finest and best neighbor-
hood in city: sell liberal terms IA
shave. cigar store.
COMPLETE apartment OF antique ma
hogany inlaid furniture. rugs. brass beds
Apply from a. m. 10 w. m FRANh. q
West s1th-st.
SYRACUSE drop frame tandem. nearly
new; owner no. being abe 70 use same
will sell cheap for cash. Room :. ~
Broad-si.
SCAFFOLD. ladders. handcart paints.
desks etc. % Gthave.
WILL. ACCEPT best offer. to ~ today
fof stock Of novelties. or Will retail
poke. ca r,cras. 1jc. burglar alarms Dc. :
feather renovators. Sc. scissor sharpener
1Oc. autographs register. $40; typewriters.
$50. los Futon St, Room GG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

ABSOLUTE DIVORCE legally obtained !.
business or personal difficulties gettied
without publicity. consultation free. bank
references. INTER STATE LAW AssO-
CITATION. 2 West i4th Street. NTH Moor.
AHMfD. the Armenian. II here. We make
special Oriental draperies and house up
In furnishings. Try GEORGE LOCK
HART. rs Vest ed ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

.~~~-~~c-~.~.o.>c~c~~~~So ~.o>o>ooocorcc.oI-
A PARTNER WANTED, with $4,000 In
Il legitimate business already established
and can be increased. a good chance for
active man. g.. Tribune Once
CAPITAL PROCURED for merchants
manufacturers and others desiring 10
extend their business. stores and business
places sold quickly without publicity.
NJ DONALD g. WIGGINS. 40 Nassau-st.
PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS MAN wanted
10 invest 3420W with or without ser
vices. as president Of company manufact-
uring patented article. CORPORATION.
Box IL. Tribune once.
LOANS on life insurance policies and other
good security on favorable terms Ad-
dresy BANkER Box 7. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-25

APARTMENTS TO LET.
Unfarnish cd.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS, y rooms
bath and buffers pantry: $50 East ion
St corner 30 feet front. OVERLOOKING Stuy
vesant SQUARE. Apply TO Janltor
5TH-AVE., 1.O4s. corner seth Elegant
apartments facing Park: $500. fi'Z"o
STONE. II Wall-st.
~ EAST 49Tii-S.. opposite 'olunlpa
College. Fine apartment. six rooms AMI
bath. rent $1,000.
a. EAST 49Tu-ST opposite Columbia
College Fine apartments, six rooms ana
bath: large parlor and dining room; rent.
81 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANTEn

vo0-@N000N/N0ONN0N 000O000NNIONNNNN|~
HITLER and ISEFt'I.-M -Colored
with years best city reference, last em
p.oyer can be seen Address BOYD. 22f
IVES; 2p;h st
BUTLER -- COOK by French couple
married. man hrst-c.ass butler, wife
first-class cook. together. In private fam
lly. frst-class references. Washington and
New York. \. g., 100 West 4oth-st
Bt'TLER and WAITER. by elderly man
In private family. country preferred. ref
erences mot recent. WILLIAM, care
Lloyd. sos 3d-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-25
DRESSMAk

SEAL GARMENTS redyed. repaired or al
tered into Fashionable capes. home or
ou;. Mrs BARKER. 1i6 West Both st.
late with Gunther's Sons. 5th-ave.
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT DRESS
MAKER takes work home or by the day
latest skirts. waists. capes. also. remodel
ling. alterations. childr~n's dresses. Mrs.
HOOD lS8 West lOlst-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-25

>oy>NNO>N~N'-N O0O'~NNNO"-0~~"TN~
REAr-TIFIiI. large and small rooms, with
baths: handsome plror floor for Doctor
reference. 236 West 42d-st.. near ID way
uTU- ST, 2s EAST. near 5th- ave.LDe
ughtful. convenient. large. furnished
room American family: attractive. clean
house: reference.
ooT4 ST. IL AST.-Bacheor quarters;
suite single man servant; convenient 10
hotels and clubs
ri FAST 22D-ST. Extra large parlor moor
and other rooms. references.
o3D- ST. 30 EAST.-AttractIve rooms; pri-
yate bath: large. middle and back par
Tor; private house; references.
&c EAST eth ST. near Madison square.
Handsome rooms for gentlemen; Iish''
breakfast served: references exchanged.
600 yyrST 2sTU-ST Large room. run
ming water: ample closets; reference ex-
changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-25

SHIPPING CLERK or PORTER. Can
pack. bale etc.: good marker a useful
steady sober man: best OF references. Ad-
dress =. l.. FRASER. 1243 Madson-st..
Brooklyn.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

2os WEST 72D -ST.-Flrst- lass bachelor
vate baths: superior French cuisine.
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Real estate

po,,a,,on 40 600 All the improvements Of moder
city; rs minutes from Rector St; = minutes lives
,ailroad and the Hudson River steamboats, Na'us o ""
estate rapidly improving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-25

STEWARD or COOK.-By Japanese In
gentleman's place. reliable. respectable.
honest. sober six years experience. high
est city references. Address TONO. i34
Highest. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-25

WASHING. -Isundress ,s%eaai, sy 10 ~
class. would 81 out oy ussning: 80
eias. references. Mis-. TREBLE
ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-25
BUSINESS CHANCES,

WANTED. -Gentlemen 70 act as directors
ia gold mining enterprise of merit
II. H.. Box \. Tribune ONCE.
WANTED.-Inventofs should write John
Wedderburn 4 Co.. Patent Attorneys
Washington. ID. G. for their 81 900 prem.
ium. monthly contest open to them upon
application
So. OsJ. FINANCIAL PARTNER wanted
in established and successful cotton
brokerage business. with men Of character
and position. GRIGGS - CARLETON 2D2
Broadway.
g. 100 WILL. SE,T'RE half interest In old
established Investment and bond brokers
with control 81 finances and assuring good
income without risk. Address ST RIETY."
Tribune Ofc-.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
>~~~~oo~No~~~~N~~ No~>o~NNNooONN>"~
A.-A.-53D- ST. 81 wEST.--second story
front room: all conveniences, private
table. fourth story front room: heated ;
suitable for gentlemen; appointments su-
perior: references.
DESIRABLE location winter arrange
ments: particular attention to cuisine;
references. 3 East 4lst-st.
FURNISHED fine rooms for gentleman or
married couples, private house: board II
desired. 50 Sd Place, near Court-st'
Brooklyn.
HANDS OMELY furnished second story
back: also hall rooms. excellent table
and attendance: table board. 90 West
4sth-st.
MADIsON-AVE. 432 AND 434. corner
10th st-Very desirable. newly furnished
third floor suite. with board; also rooms
for Gentlemen: southern exposure reier
ences.
18TH ST. o. WEsT.-Targe sunny rooms;
FMS, renovated unexcclled table. refer
ence.
2isT-sT.. II EAST.
Desirable rooms with board. references.
10 WEST 2sTH ST. near MadIson Square
Entire second floor. with board. haii-
somely furnished. 10 adults "ih'e' ~
rdngements; references
5STn ST. - WEST.-Desirable large
room. with board. back parlor' Amen
can family: references
20 WEST 3lsT- Handsomely fur
nIshed and desirable rooms. On sun
with board. references given and requir'u.
ETH ST 3ia WEST handsomely fur
nIshsd large and small rooms. win
hoard. convenient Broadway and l. sta
ton. references. -
74TH ST. WEST.-Board In Southern
family: references. c. II. II. G.. POST
office BOX 2. l60.
I9I T.ExIN TON -AVE-Eiigble rooms.
two single: location very desirable nome
table: terms reasonable; table board
Ia2 MADIsON-AvE.. COR. 3lsT ST
Handsomely furnished single and double
rooms with excellent board and appoint
ments.
2GO 4TH-AVE.. near 2lst- st.-Large hand-
somely furnished rooms. with boaiI
private service. open fires each room rel
erences
oos NEST 72D- ST. First class hachelor
apartments. adjoining colonial Club' prl-
vate baths; superior French cnI-IIe.
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sr,uuunAy RnAL xSTArH.

~so~v~~~~~~oo~oO~0~~
At MOSTcLAIR. Houses for sale and 70
let: furnished and unfurnlshed Wh' 81
TAYLOR. Mortclar. y. J.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-25
A Dozen Alleged Rules, Humorous or
Otherwise.


An exchange has printed few rules on
escort or etiquette rules to apply in the
case of vacation parties or other social
cycling functions, in which both ladies' and
gentlemen take part. They are as follows:
First-Owing to the supertluity of women
ana the scarcity of men IN the social world
women shall be invited to bicycle parties
at a ratio of l6 to !.
Ffrst-When starting from the place Of
rendezvous. men and women shall mount
at the same time, the men taking the lead
that they may look back" in case the
Third-Each Individual of the party shall
determine his or her own speed except
When women have special escorts. In which
Fourth-A man acting as a special escort
snail ride rot less than a quarter of a
mile in advance Of the woman whom he is
eScorting.
Fifth-In case the woman's tire needs
pumping the man shall hold the wheels
blowing up
ne should be allowed to do 1t himself.
Seventh-1n crossing dangerous places
the woman shall go first. so that in case
OF accident the man. being unhurt, can
lend his assistance.
Eighth-In pushing the wheels up bad
mis- the woman shall relieve the man of
his S,S wheel that he may be able to help her;
y, Ninfh-On windy nights the man shall
light the woman's lamp: if the light goes
out several times during the ride the man
shall @ furnish the woman with matches.
Ienth-If the woman loses her escort she
ing at the objective point.
Eleventh-If the man arrives in the city
within twenty minutes after the arrival Of
the woman whom he is escorting he should
inquire at her residence as to her safety.
II ne arrives later no inquiry IS expected.
shall pertain to tires, saddles cyclometers,
paths and gearing.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-25

in front. The students broke forth in their
college cheer of the frog chorus from
Aristophanes. following with three long
ley" The crowd surged to and fro in front
of the stand. and dozen policemen fought
it from the platform. There were cheers
stand the students repeatedly broke forth
with their yell. and for twenty minutes it
was impossibly for Mr. Bryan to make
himself heard Joseph B: Sargent. the
to introduce Mr.. Bryan, tried to quiet the
yelling mob in front. but he could not be
heard ten feet away. In vain did Mr.. Bry-
an attempt to restore order. and it was
many minutes before anything like quiet
was obtained.
Then the crowd began to surge again and
tainted and several persons were taken
from the crowd. overcome by the crush:
the police used their clubs, and one or
their number. mounted on a spirited horse,
forced the animal in front of the stand.
nearly creating a panic.
Then again Mr.. Bryan tried to speak,
but he was interrupted by the yells of the
students. This lasted altogether for twen-
ty-fve minutes, and when at last the noise
had subsided sufficiently for him to make
himself heard by those Immediately IN IN
proceeded the noise Quieted. but every few
minutes he would be interrupted by the
frog chorus.
After Mr. Bryan had been speaking for
some time. Interrupted at intervals by yells
and cheers from the Yale men, band OF
the First regiment, N. G. c., which had
been playing on the east side of the COM
mon where the company had been on dress
parade during the meeting. marched nearer
to the stand and started a lively patriotic
air. completely drowning the voice of the
nominee. Yale renewed their cheers. Then.
when he could get the attention of the
crowd. Mr.. Bryan proceeded: at is hard
enough TO talk where all the conditions
are favorable, and l must ask you to ex-
cuse me from talking any further in the
presence of the noises against which We
have had to combat to-day"
s. A. Crandall. of Norwich. proceeded to
meeting then ended. Mr.. Bryan coughed
Haven house and was apparently exhaust
ed after his efforts.
Mr.. Bryan spoke at a number of other
Connecticut towns during the day.
Hartford. Conn.,. Sept. A.-The day was
brought to a fitting close with two big
meetings in this city tonight, both Of
which were addressed by Mr.. Bryan. AL
most Immediately after dinner the nominee
was driven to Capitol park. situated on a
hill in the center of the city. On the sum-
NIT stands the magnificent state capitol
building. and in front of this Mr.. Bryan
spoke from a stand. The park, which COW
ers an area of seven blocks. was densely
packed with people, and innumerable red
lights gave the scene a brilliant aspect.
At the city hall, where Mr.. Bryan made
his last speech, he was both applauded and
hissed when he spoke. The street in front
of the balcony from which he made his
address was packed with people.