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New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
NORTHERN PACIFIC LITIGATION
CLOSE OF THE ARGUMENT IN The fhO FL '''''

CLOSE OF THE ARGUMENT IN THE REcElVERshir
TANGLE.
Washington IAN lJ-Ex-Senator Spooner 'his
morning resumed his argument before 1us'VeS
Field Harlan, Brewer and Brown, Oh the "upi7"
1,orr, of the United States sitting in chambers NJ
The united request the different interests Oh '
Northern Pacific Railroad that these 'usuceS'
whose circuits embrace the territory ua'e'seu W
that railroad direct that the Judge OF one OF 'ne
o,,,s and the one in which the office or the
conranv IS located. be recognized as having p'l-
mary jurisdiction in the appointment OF receNe's'
e,c of the Northern Pacific and thus do away Win
the conflict of authority between these Vo"'
whereby the road is practicai.y thred'e"e" VIZ
dismembernent by the appointment OF uiiieien'
caivers for every judicial circuit through whch INC
road runs. Mr. Spooner's argument was mainly 10
80. .he original jurisdiction Of Judge jenkins OF
tho United States Circuit Court, for the Eastsli'
district of Wisconsin, before whom 'ie h, M P
eesdNgs PaI IN ne fdRowad spoonsr He ap
peared as counse for the Northern ~ Estrc,
Tomr, of Wa ashngton in which the company recent
lv procured the appointment OF MI i.iSn oS ths
.enrt for The Eastern District of Wisconsin, IN IN
which The foreclosure proceedings were t ny
begun and the ID first ny nSst 1snkns
J5seph H. Choate. representing the o%onono'uels % uars
the argumen H. & said thas wbch h1S wss now in
lev the administration OF the trust pS Ill., 1ne oo1
which had for t%o by the Consent of all parties
interest The controversy. he said, SO tar as ,be
appeared in these mn onlv Mas Substantial in
terest and the debtor. who had no longel ng.da ma.
cevabe interest in the property ne con'endu ma law law
.stopped from denying the right Of judge 1enkiS aa
to Exercise the power OF primary ~ nearly Two
having acquiesced in it for pefiou oi "'"'' wv
years os,oa 20 nrepar, a form of
order they desired 10 have maue' anu " ~ " ~
the other papers in the case
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
CHANGING THEIR CONSTITUTION.

The Sons OF the Revolution held a special meeting
at Delmonico's last night for the purpose OF taking
action on a number OF amendments to the constitu-
ton and byla US. There were 800 members
present. and Frederick 5. Tallmadge presided. The
amendment relating to eligibility to membership was
amended that there could be no collateral de
scendants admitted to the society in the future. All
other amendments were lost. supper was served
after the business meeting.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
HENRY WILLARD SUED.
DEMAND FOR AN ACCOUNTING FOR
MORE THAN s5O00O0.


COMPLAINT IN AN ACTION BY THE NORTHERN
PACIFIC AND MANITOBA RAILROAD
Complaint has been filed in the United states
Circuit Court in the suit brought by the Northern
Pacific and Manitoba Railroad Company against
Henry Willard for accounting. The complaint
alleges that the plaintiff company entered into an
agreement with Willard for the sale OF first mort
gage and Winnipeg Terminal bonds: that the de-
fendant. who president of the oregon ana
Transcontinental Railroad Company. caused the
delivery of sO75ooo worth OF first mortgage oonds
to the latter company, and that the remaining nrst
mortgage and Winnipeg Terminal bonds were de-
livered TO himself The total value or All the Donls
delivered IS given A6757o. which; II is aIiese1
this he has accounted 10 the plalhlH , LOT
S413o 316 58 and it is charged that defendant mas
realized from the sale of the bonds Soo hos y o'tl
and above all just charges and dsoursementHs M , ~ u
For this and other sums the piastnun aShs '"d'
he be required make an accountihe'
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
CLOSING PRICES SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Jan. I5.-i y. m.--Consols. i07. FOR money
and account Canadian Pacific 35lz Erie
I0x second consols. II. Illinois Central gs: Mexican
81. Paul common. IL Newfork central
100: Pennsy Ivania 531: Reading Az Mexican Central
new per bonds G7is; Louisville and Nashville.
4Cs.: Atchis)n common 10.
4:3O D. m-The amount OF bullion gone INTO the i'ahk
OF England balance to-day Is $4,000 Money; i.Qs.
per cent The rate discount In the open market for
both short and months bills is u per cent inda
Council bills were allotted to-day at II l32d per rupee
paris adylces quote per l0 francs 3Iis
cenmes for the account and exchange London At %
francs 25 centimes for checks
Bar silver closed at 30Ad per ounce
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
SHEA clsE GLrrN 10 GEORGE RlINEN.

Albany Jan -Attorney-Generl Hancock an
nounccd this afternoon that he hnI written io
George Raues. of Rochester. asking him 10 iAkr
charg. OF the "Bat' Shea case again and % max"
ready the peoples answer 20 m" motion inadc hy
she's cOune, for new fridl for their client IT,"
Attorney has instructed Mr. kaiu's 20 get
any ai he may uecl IN the preparation Of the case.
and IL T. the expectation that Mr. Rarrs Viii as
soclaie with him cN-As-.sinnt District Attorr'
Fagan OF Troy. who aided him In pro-rcuilng Sn'a
dnring his trial Tor murlcr
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
TRIAL OF THE BERNARD DIVORCE sui.

The trial OF an action brought by Joseph Bernard
q millionaire, against May Wallace bogie' o'hei"is
Lnovn as Leah Bernard TO have his marriage 10
w., annu1led took place yesterday before Justice
lawrence in Part Of the Special Term OF the
supreme Court The domestic troubles OF the cou-
pe have repeatedly been before the courts i-ast 81
snring the defendant tried in the court o,
General Sessions on an indictment for perjury. anu
Ias acoli,ted The perjury charged was that she
I'd faissIv sworn that she had married Joseph
W Roele Much contradictory testimony was gwen
Yesterday and the was closed, justice Law
renee reservng decision.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
DA,,,GEs FOR THE LOSS OF A LEG

Captain Theodore Clark yesterday received an
award of 5000 damages from Jury in the United
States Circuit Court for the loss OF his left leg
while he was in charge OF scow belonging TO the
Barney Dumping Company. In January. 1884. Clark
Wa struck on the thigh by the tiler OF the boat
wh,cb he asserted was OF faulty construction. He
hronDhi srjt for $1,000 for the loss Of his leg as
n result OF the accident.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16

ATTENTION Is CALLED To THE ADVERTISER
MENT IN THE CITY RECORD" commencing on IN.
3oth day NJ December ls95 and continuing therein COW
s"cuivey, Tor nine l days thereafter o the confirm
ton by the Board OF Revision and Correction OF Assess
mrnts Of the following he - ~
TWELFTH Observation-Disclosures Roam prc,.
lATiNH GRADING. CURLING AND FLAGGING from
l9Oth Street to Harlem River. '''"
49, ASfIBEL T. FITCH. Comptrolsr
Onice. January s. iSo6 '"'''"''
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THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE day call in the Unite
So. sunreme Court tomorrow will be as follow
80 s,o land 5c0, Gs2. 667, 2s9 and 66S. etc). l
land 75s 341 (and Si2), 1885, oSi' 10 'o'S ana oP'
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
ST. VITUS DANCE.
Camp Meetings Of South Furnished Field for
It's Display.
Some Remarkable Facts Concerning THIS
Peculiar Trouble.

During the camp meetings in Tennessee in the early
par, Of the century. Of those VINO attended were
affected with a peculiar convuisiVe disease NJ" "e'
bed tumbled the ground or leaped hish III e
air Women j.rked themselves rapidly bacA"arus anu
forwards This affection really form Of -. Nhus
Dance. which is uniortuht'eE ~ ''''' "e w.
children Of to-day.
Q, Wins Dance announces itself by change In the
general health TIE sleep restless. the appetite ca
nric,ous with great nervousness At first there Is n
hardly percepte twitchng ~ the muscles OF the lace
then these motions become more pronounced uni" lne
child makes frghfui grmaces. and jerks the head Inc
speecb Is embarrassed face stupid Sometimes the
-,,s are 40 had that the poor afflicted cannot even
carry a glass ~ water the mouth Or II may he the
legs are affected most the walk is unstt ndy ana
awkward and the gait lettering There is great danger
Of the sufferer becoming feeble minded or diotic .
The mos; Of TINS drr"niu .s'dst
badly norished nerves. and thin poor blood MI Joseph
H. Ewar who resides AT 2uf' East 'i, -,
II Tor several years and cured in most rcnathapl'
He writes as follows c'hc'iins ~ pr ,,,o,..s
Ncrvura blood remedy. II 'urri h,r 'nte!S
ST. Dance. after the phYS''hS '"' '"'''' ~
xiv sls,rr had taken Dr. Nervura blood and
remedy with good results ana I, h,n in the house
and decided T. Try us el' l" ~, ,r d,ucbt.r l,y
,ha, ,ha, Ssf Ts did so, I o f 1 r' NrnS
miracle Her great nervousness " M"S 1,,,r,semnnt Nv
VIII, and we're delighted with the medicine ana we az
had finished his second bottle most rapid ana tor
"igh she has never had return Of the trouble since
How wonderfully Dr. Grcencs Ncrvura. The great nerve
and blood remedy restored this young gWl 10 r"i't
health. just "ha, your enid needs i"r 'hr h'r, %
You have at your hands 4 means n cure about which
there is uncertainty, for this mar, coS rrm,g Is me
az Wes , 81 S New york ci,y who adds value
Of this grand discovery 10y allowing you 10 'r>
him regarding your child or yourself either pe's'h'Y OF
by letter
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
co,,,r CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Divlsionsupreme Court-Before Van brint.
Z; ' 90 ST. g. sG. -, no. Ill. li2 io2. ia 80 IS
80 81 ~ cmt-special Term-Part I-Before Truax j..
SsIp,,on calendar called at IL 6: m
Cour-Special Term-Par H-Before Pryor. j..
supreme ,ans at go a. m. Ex-psrtc matters.
-Soun Court-special Term-Part III-Before Beck
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16

- IiSr.MfNT IN THE 'CITY RECORD" commencing
on ' loth dhy of January. 1895 continuing Tor nina
uys cohcuNey thereafter of the confirmation OF tho
hssessnihts tor oIENlNG AND ACQUIRING TITLE 10
mated: 1890 "N'N'' "'''s
TWELFTH WARD l39TH STREET between sth- ave
ana buikhead llne Harlem River. I4OTII STREET he
tw.rn I'm .,n ave. w.. and eukhead line Harlem River
Road w ''''"'' '""
TWENTY-THlRD WARD-iHTH STREET between
River and St AIMS av.s ''' ~
r,, -, 49,. ", hSHBEl Z. FITCH Comptroller.
'ly OF New fo,k- Finance Department
'oWpuolcrs ONCE January IL
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
DECISION FOR A REAL ESTATE EXPERT

DE(ISION FUN y TNI]EfI1 I@'71 y '7-
The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court
Yesterday sustained the verdict of the lower court
IN favor of Mrs Agnes X. Murphy Mulhgan' the
only woman member Of the Real Estate hXchange'
fl suit she brought against Louise NJ H. Cannon
=. ,ba executor of Newton Cannon, for 800. the
yclue of her services expert witness IN pro-
GO cdings brought by Mr. Cannon defendant over tns
acomrinp of title 10 Tremont-ave., In the Annexed
District. 80 80 .ho 10
The case establishes a precedent as TO the ia
,,l,tv of owners when real experts are en-
raeed bv their attorneys in street Opening proceed
lngs.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
PRINCETON MEN TO CELEBRATE
SPEAKERS AT THE CLUBS DINNER AT THE
HOTEL BRJ' NSWICK TONIGHT

The speakers announced for tho dinner Of the
Princeton Club the Hotel Brunswick tonight
are President Francis l.. Patton OF Princeton Uni
yersity; James G. Carter representing Harvard;
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
corpr OF APPEALS CALENDAR

Albany. Jan. 1.-THE Court OF Appeals calenda
and 39S.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
REFEREES REPORT IN THE CURTIS CAsr

John f. Ward yesterday made his report TO Judge
Iacombe in the United States Circuit Court as
referee In the case OF Rudolph Aronson against
NJ r. Curtis. the actor, and the latters "He'
Maria A. Curtis The matter had been referred 10
Mr. Ward 20 take testimony and report as 10
whether Mr. Curtis and his wife were residents
~ thie STATE or the State of California. He re-
norris that Curtis and h.s wife are residents ana
ritzens OF this state. and not OF California, ana
that the Court has jurisdiction in the case
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16

man. J-Motons: Mum Mum. Bergin VS.. Deering
Preferred 1921. Harper Chatham National

supreme Court-Specia Term-Part v-Before Law
renee JCases to be from Part " for trial Case
Supreme Cour,-special Term-Part VI-Before Mac
Lean. Eases to be sent from Part ~ for tai cieaT
drews. J.-Eevated Railroad cases. Case unfinished.
Supreme Cour-Specal Term-Part VlII-Adjourned
Supreme Court-Tral Term-Part II-Beiore Freedman.
J.lrefeTed causes: Nos. 632' bi2 23'' t@Gi @ 30 -
unfinished.
snprrms cCgrTga Trmrart msfOEs BE re, pssr0 .sS ~
1SG. 7s7. Case unfinished. ,-.,,
supreme Ceurt-Tral Term-Part IvBefore sedGxisk
Sa'e' isned to be sent 'T'" Part III Tor '''' s '
suprem, Cour,-Trial Term-rart v-Before McAdam
Supreme Court-Trial Term-Par, VIBefore DAILY: j
Cases be from III for trial Case unfinished
slew J-Nos sei iaa9 i7s ss5 o,a l54i 1925 1908
l747. 1911, 1902 1893. Case unfinished: ~,
staver. Gases to he sent from Part VII for trial
Supreme Court-Tria Term-part IX-Before Gieserich.
Eases TO be from Part VII for trial Case un
Supreme Court-Tria Term-Par, X-Before Bschof
jr Gases to be sent from Part VII for trial clear
Supreme Court-Trial Term-Par XI-Adjourned for the
suTrosa,e,s CourtmChaHbcrs-Before Fitzgerald S.
George Fcnrch George y. Dixon Francis Wallace Al
1870 a. m: Mary II. Gafrey. at p m. .,, 9 ~
1904. VIII Of David Hall 1890 a. m; No lllo. Will
Of John II. Haskin. at 1890 m.
opens at 10 a N Moticms at io::o a NJ
Eiy cG9rITra ~ Tegm-9r' .iors oS Tan aS %yG cs 6
ss 2s7 2s!c &s7 2.lo ''oI 40 l$a 749 7'7 's So
Nos 49e 55a io7 c;a 20. go? 2e.G 2Gs7. lo'l 1852
ic y o p1 Ss g % 'G 'Po @ fG
IsXos cs 81 es3 CSC 100 7Ss 20 20 5as So so3
sos 500. 900 0ol aoo 9o3 ooi eOG. Clear.
city Court-Tral Term-Par, IvBefore Mccarthy i
S ass se S 600 ss s aay @ t :S So. @ 49,
lei. 164. l73. 2oG 1874. Case unfinished.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16

Edward Mitchell. for Columbia: Thomas Thatcher.
for Yale. and the Re- W. NJ Smith. the form r
pitcher of the Princeton baseball team. 4 large
number of seats has been engaged and there 8
promise Of an enthusiastic welcome for all the
speakers.
The officers. including Hugh l.. Cola. president,
Robert Kelly Prentice chairman OF tn" executive
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
Danrina Stbools.
Legal y oiiees.
y Office To CREDITORS.- Pursuant

NOTICE TO CREDlTORS.-Pursu to an
~ order OF Hon Chauncey +. Dunkeberger. Surrogate
OF County In the State Of New York. made and
the 18th day OF December s3 notice IL here
by given Thomas r. flagler Will the LIST day Of
February IL O'Clock the forenoon OF
make application the Surrogaes Court OF county
Of administration the estate ~ Euldah
NJ Fagler late Of The city Of ockport In said county de-
conformity with the provisions ~ section two
thousand hundred and four. GG4 Of
civil Procedure Of the State Of NewYork and all per
sons having claims demands against the said
deceden notified 10 present the same with the vouchers
thereof the Surrogate Of said county before the
lst day OF February. 1896
r +. FLAGLER. Petitioner.
FREDERIC H. POMEROY. Attorney for Petitioner
National Exchange Bank Building. Lockoort. ~ 7.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16

Qcarbcrs.

Qcarbrre.
- CRADUATE OF Yale and Columbia. for twelve years
NJ well known famlies wants additional pupils
special experience college preparatory instruction
WINTHROP. |. .2f2 Broadway.
CXPERIENCED LADY TEACHER: plano and harmony:
Il studied Berlin best references desires position
Address D. NJ. s.. Tribune Uptown ONCE. I,2i2
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16

committee. and George William Burlcigh, secretary,
have been hard at work arranging the details The
Brunswick will rcsOund tonight with Princeton
cheers and Princeton songs. and the young fellows
and the old fellows will join in hearty praises for
their alma
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
DR, STR0NG'S SAMl1rARGUM,


For Health or Pleasure The appointments Of hrst-
hotel elevator. electric bells steam. parlor and
oin made on the roof suites of with baths
rc electricity all baths and health appliances New
Turkish Russian and Natural sulphur Water Baths Dry
ionic air Saratoga Waters and winter sports Send for
illustrated circular.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16

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Miscellaneous
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REFEREES APPOINTED.

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Suprtme Court.
BY Pryor. J.
Rothschild vs. McKeon q cases,-lames j. Nealis.
BY Beekman. j.
Lancer =. Wolff-Francis ID. Hoyt.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
BY Pryor. J.
John r. Minnie W. Woytsek-Alexander l.eh
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16

NISs PEBBLES AND MISS THOMrsOSs
VI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL fpR GIRLS.
80 81. - East 31ta street
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA SEASON

Direction Henry T. Abbey and Maurice G-au
SPECIAL. ANNOI NtT:MrNT-C CHANGE OF OPERA
To NIGHT. =.
In consequence Of the continued indisp0ston OF M.
PEELED tor the mrs, time this season. announce change
~ Opera night. and instead " ItlSrAN IND
ISOLDE TO -aeht's performance Will consist pr
DIE WALKEt'RE un Germanl
Mines Lola Beeth. Trauhnann. oltzka Marie rsnsl'.
clara Hunt Kiizu Bauermester Van 'autere Bach and
Marie Brema NM Nallnoeier hu'ha anu N's'h'ha''
Conducts. Mr. \. Seid.
TRISTAN IND ISOLDE will he given Thursday
Evr nn'y Both with NM. Jean and Ed de Reszke. and
Kaschmann: Mines. Nordca and Biema
Ev joint appearances or cave and Meios
In Bizet's opera cAkMEN ,..m
Sat Mat Jan. IL. Gounoa $ FAUST.
Melha Scach. Jean and Ed. de Reszke and Maure
Sat Ey'g nj pop. prices Double Bill Cavallera Rus-
r,na and Pasliacci First In pop.
prices OF CAI.\E.
t,tra Announcement Metropolitan Opera House be-
ing oc1pi.d by Guilbert and her company sun.
eyg Jan 10th regular Metropolitan Opera House
sunday Night will take place sunday. Jan. 70
Meba Jean and de Reszke. plancon. De Nrics Mau-
'Tl'ES EN'G. JAN'Y 81. AT BROOKLYN ACADEMY.
Trin. Ei-Iast appe In brooklyn ~ Nine Calve.
phil,mon II Raucis Hamlet Mad Scene). and Cav. Rus
cana Mines Calva. Olitzks Bauermeister and Marie
Wed Fv'g Jan % arst this Of FALSTAPF.
Sayile Lola Reeih. Kitzu and Scach Cremonnl Cam
panari Arimondi and Maurel
Thurs Afternoon Jan 2S second and last special matt
Nee OF the Of German operas LOHENGRIN I'm Ger
mani. Noriica Brema. Jean and Ed de Reszke and
FIJI Ev'g jan 24-MEFIsToFELE. Cave ManteIi
Cremonni and Ed. de Reszle e
Seats box Office leading hotels and III Broadway.
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I7E[E D0R@@EST!ER 0GYE1,

AMONG THE PINES. SUMMERVILLE. s. c.
Neviy built finely furnished heat open wood
nres electric bels sanitary plumbing. moderate terms
THOMAS II. MOORE. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
Jnetruttion.

1neiruttion.
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FIREpROOF SCHOOL. Ut'iiriNG.
iGo AND iC2 " EST stTII-sT
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N1iss GIBBONS SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS. - We.f s7,h-
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AJISs PEBBLES AND MISS THOMTsOSs
Vl BOARDING ANo DAY SCHOOL f'rR GIRLS.
80 81 - East 37ta street,
sINHE JACoIOT SCHOOL
A boarding FOR girls. kindergarten Tor
boys ana slfls. conducted French
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THE MISSES ELY's Snooi. yor GIRLS
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p ERL1TZ SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES.
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PUPILS RECEIVED DAILY .......ror years on it,h st.
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THE MISSES ELY's SoHOOI. yOE GIRLS
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Musical instruction
For Boys and Young Mcn.--Country.

~ Y. CONSERVATORY 1i2 EAST 18TH ST.
'. THE FAMOUS SCHOOL.
PUPILS RECEIN Ed DAILY ........ For years lfih
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16

'CHE JACOIO SCHOOL
i II WEST sGTirr.
A for girls: kindergarten Tor
boys ana glils. conducted IN French
Mile FROMENT ard M. &. J. MORGAN. Principals
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16

II ORDENTOWN tN J) MILITARY INSTITUTE
- REV T. II. LANDON. PRINCIPAL.
CAPT T ID LA\DOS tOMMiNDA%T
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16

IN ASTITNU1ON ANF.NI y. II.IWrtn II3d ana lIIfn
Streets. and IN RATiIGATE AVENUE between 1874
Street and summit north of lIi'h street and AVE
NrE hetween i73d and i7rh Streets. Vanderbilt
AVENUE EAST SEWER. between Wendover Avenue ana
i73d Street: also SEWER In l72D STREET between
Vanderbilt Avenue East and 3d Avenue aso SEWER in
aD AVENUE between Wendover Avenue and i73I s,rae,
VANDERBILT AVENUE EAST BASINS corner of l76fh
Street WASHINGTON ANENi'E SEWER i-i,h
and i76th Streets also SEWER in RATIIGATF AVE-
NUE. from summit north ~ iIih Street to lT6th srea
ASf'EL p FITCH ComptrolI.r
City of New-York. Finance Department Comptroi,sr,
Once January T. 1896.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16

Mines Lola Baeth Trauhmann. Oltzka Marie kngle.
clara Hunt Kltzu Baucrmeser. Van tauieren Bach anc
Marie Iirema NM Walnoefer. Bucha and kaschmann
Conduct,. Mr.. \. Saidl.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16

N1iss GIBBONS SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS - Wes' g7fh
NI s.; y Y.-Mr~ SARAH n EMLESp%. Pan. liil
Primary and advanced '.atse- rfeIafau.u f0r t. ol
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