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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31
INCOMpETENT TFACuERs.

.. 10 you know of any OF the girls
going out at night with any OF the teach
crs?
A. Some Of the pupils told me Of IT,
.. Did YOU hear of any vulgar talk
between teachers and scholars?
A J don't remember such things
ness said Mr. Bear was not "a competent
teacher. and did not know arithmetic
himself. For three years ! studied hard.
but when j came into Mr.. Bears class
ne was so lazy that 7 followed his cX
ample and became lazy myself At re-
cess / saw Hubert and Ryan, teachers OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31

could see my condition if he wanted TO-.
put ne ordered me out This was about
return 10 school during The year 1861
"as ON account OF the treatment I re-
ccivcd.
.. DO you know whether Mr. Yates
cipal?
a. ! have no knowledge on that point.
ar. Yates came 10 me I'm the evening and
,diked about IL. but what j did after that
! 90 not know. Mr.. Randolph was pres
ent when the difficulty occurred. AR.
thiies and others were also present.
o. 10 you know OF baby having been
found outside Of the female pupils room?
a No sir
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31
ANOTHER CUNBOAT AFLOAT.
Also The Big Plant Passenger Steamer
La Grand Duchess.
THE MYSTERIOUS SQUADRON THERE.
Assistant Secretary 1Icsdoo. Rear Admiral
Jewett. and other Naval tepresen-
tstives Were Prosent-The Double
Launching Great Success.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Jan @O.-Spe-
ciai-,rwo more vessels maiesucaly Gid
ed down into the waters Of the James thls
morning from the ways Of the Newport
News ShipbuiIding and Dry Dock Com
pany-one the great freight and passenger
steamer built for the Plant Company
OF New York, ana the other heretofore
known az gunboat No. ., OF The navy TO-
day christened Helena. the exact counter
part OF the Wilmington, which Sided
down 800 feet of ways which was the
crowning event OF the launching here last
October.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31

NEW lNlkI NEW = Va Jan NN.-
Special.-The gunboat Helena. added to
the United States force ahoat to-day, in
the presence Of Admiral Bunce's mys-
terious squadron Of evolution. Is an exact
duplicate OF the Wilmington. launched
with the cruiser Nashville. from the ad-
Joining ways of the Newport News Ship
building and DTy-Dock Company. Octo-
ber 18th last, that occasion being made
memorable by the presence Of the Secre-
taTy Of the Navy and a distinguished Of
fetal party 10 witness the first tandem
launching in naval records.
The ship is a thrtecn-knot vessel Of
about l,iO0 tons displacement go feet
long, with the slight draft Of nine feet
adapting her for service In shallow rivers.
and when in commission she will carry a
complement OF f70 officers and men.
THE BATTERY.
The main battery OF eight four-inch.
Quick-Ire rifles. eight small rapid-fire
New-York tribune., 1896-10-27
REPf BLICINS UISGISTED At LiNGER.
THEY SAY THAT HE Is IN TIE FIELD JusT TO
DEFEAT CONGRESSMAN HOWE.

THEY SAY THAT HE Is IN TIE FIELD JuST TO
DEFEAT CONGRESSMAN HOWE.
The Republicans of the With Congress District
are highly dsgusied with the attitude taken by
Oscar T.. LANCER. who has secured an independent
nomination. with the ala Of many Democrats ap-
parently with the sole purpose of defeating Corgres'-
man James K Howe. the regular Repubi!, an noIn!-
gresham Howe that the latter did not intend 10
stand for a renomination. and tina. NJ. How" was
favora ble 10 his candidacy. lie says tina; Mr Howe
later cha nged his mind md accepted the renomina
ton. and that Mr. Howe treated him unfairly by
deciding 10 re-enter the field
II IS true that Congressman Howe was not on
thusiastc about a denomination. Many OF the lead
ers in his district however. pleaded with him. and
persuaded him to permit the of his name for a
denomination. telling him that his work al Wash
ington had been cminently satisfactory. and that
nomination Before the primaries were held II was
we'll known that Mr. Howe was 20 he candidate.
and every election district. with one exception.
chose delegates favorable TO his nomination. The
exception MI. Lsngers district
Mr. LANCER secured his Independent nomina 'ion
through d petition bearing l.o%J The petit
ton has been studied by Republicans. who have
found that only 1863 Republicans signed IT, while 9l1
Democrats allowed the use of their names IN order
Howe. Many OF the Republican signers gave their
names under sapprehensiOn ana now declare
that they for Howe. There Is the mos. intense
feeling the district against LANCER and it Is pre-
smallest cast for any Congress candidate
New-York tribune., 1896-10-27
THE WOMEN VOTING.
LADIES ARE GIVEN CHANCE TO EMPRESS
THEIR CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT. .

AIDES ARE GIVEN CHANCE TO EAfhhS'
THEIR CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT
The women's vote. now being taken
throughout the country FOR President is Oh
great interest to all parties. as II has long
Leen n matter OF conjecture what course they
would pursue II given the electiV" franchise.
Large numbers Of the best ladies In the iand
are making use of this opportunity to ex-
urcss their own views. and the hnal result
81 the woman's vote Is looked forward 10
with great interest The ladies seem deeply
i'm earnest In this opportunity 10 express
their preference in National AFFAIRS IL Is
true the movement brings into marked
prominence manufacturing frm whose or
flee force Is used for receiving and reporting
The ballot twice week, but that fact Is
simply incidental and does not detract from
the profound public interest In the question
Of the woman's vote. IL has been urged that
the vote Is perhaps more sure TO be accurate
ly and fairly counted by the skilled account.
ants Of a business office than when handled
by some Of the ordinary judges OF election.
However this may be. the Company Is Of
National repute, and pledge their commercial
integrity and honor TO an accurate and final
counting under oath. Ladies write on
postal card the name OF their choice for
President Sign name and give address Also
In lower left hand corner name Banker
or Grocer who knows the fair voter. This
card Is sent to the Postum Cereal Food
Coffee Co. Battle Creek, Mich. and each
bona fide voter receives an acknowledgment
OF the receipt OF her vote. The report may.
or NAV not be favorable to the candidate
this paper supports, but the statement will
nevertheless appear exactly as the woman's
vote stands. and the reader must form his
own conclusions therefrom.
Wednesday and Saturday papers each
week will give report by States OF the prog
ress Of this unique feature OF most unique
campaign.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-27
RAILROADS.
pENNSYLVANll.


STATIONS foe, & u. 'brossss Cortland, s,,..,.
@ 1870 NSP SSLr4iiGl q !s Rrspssos
%" isns Ss s%SGscs c:v:s.sS :Hs
iSsasys iaio !. a.. ou: sss i. ssS and nc
:$ :$ 4 II. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPIRES. e'
Chicago Arrive c,sinSati O4; NJ sta'iS'i: St. iu: ~
s$Sass .ss
7S$ r y; sSSTHwEsTEkSa q.
Ss' Sn'nan naanaSo. a%G st os Is": s M
500 1'fSas PSciPc TT5"Hs RHsxpRnss-pulmap s,..D,.
to P,sbYrS CONNECTS FOR Chicago daily. and c.Ss.css1
1sa ao '!;a %$sSS$SS sisS5 SSSn THE
sR"s"s s95 ss5 80 DSfs 81 ss cdssls..'asi
~ nns haTl9r 9ar9 and Drns g caTs, 40 dining cs s
scTHTRS 1 hIhwayH,se a s nsA daily s,..,.. :.
Spring n daily Ts%ps s"psrs Hshay o s:S
Port Tampa and Mason 500 p daily daily fsssss s.:ss.
CfEsAPEAKE g. OHIO RAILWAY. Express swpr
For Ola Tnsh p"n csn4, Spas snS "i Hrk 9oH Cars a,
RGste rA AM weekdays, and. with Through Sleeper
Atlantic CITY. 100 p ~ week days Through suss
For For fsDs ape NAY: 10 n ynees-dsys:
rsi:sS sy s.,sT; i,"S & % r6iIss:| S
go 7so $50 . saG 80 pern'a i.imiieD 10 10 rp,o.
Ing Carr. II a. n. H. l. 10 3. I. 40. 40 ),uIns
Car. 52o Dining Carr. Dining Carr. $50. g. r. NJ
i2i3 night: sundays. s.l5. SO Q. $50 40 Iamitedi
~, ]! a. NJ. Dining Carr. T. i3o Dining Can B6
Dining Carr. Dining Carl. 745. s. p ~. niS
night.
Ticket Offices: Nos aa3 o4I 1926 1923 H. and M
Broadway. Astor House. and foot of Desbrosses anf
rortlandt S'rcots: Curt Street SEQ Fulton ~
.Broaiwav. and BROOKLYN Annex Station. foot n Fulton
street, Br.oklyn s;aon @ ~ Jersey | Cy Tss View yo,i
hotels and ro-i1erces through ~ destination
s. pREvOSr T. 2. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-27
ItWRENcETILLE EASY FOR PRiN'ti"N

Princeton oct. S.-The princeton varsity '''N'"
defeated the Iawrenceve school team On 'no
l,t..r's grounds to-day by the score o' - 10 w.
Two twenty minute halves wer" played princeton
soaring 40 points I'm the hrs' during 'hiN "''' NV
wind WIS in the 'Narsiiys FAVOR anu "",'
punted continually. forcing i@"''h'''"' -,
.verv exchange In the second ha' IN" f''P
- ,-.,.t ,, holding th.. i'ui.-rsity men down
IN u polnis Smith played an "N'r'lrl' f"n - "
nu,rter but the work OF ih" rest Oh 'I' .'"t. g.,
f',,' ,oo,,ncr. IriucrtOn's centre was bfoh'i
,hrouph several times by Cadwallad"r' on "' ~
Inwreuc. VILE guards. and short gains r'H"tcu 60
10 sohoni hoys Iawrcnceyi" showed up III
,,nrcr form than she has this year. anu fiHi'r'o.
rnuid easily have increased the score hhh S'" 'i'"'
New-York tribune., 1896-10-27
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.
The only parcel announced for sale yesterday at
the Broadway Real Estate Saesroom was by d.
i. lngraham & Co.. IN foreclosure proceedings. Or
No 422 West One-hundred-a rd-sixtiethst.. three
story private dwelling. lot lSxl00. The financial
troubles were settled previous TO the sale and the
property was Withdrawn by order OF the referee.
=. Dunn mas purchased the three-sory private
stable No. 40 East Thirty secondst.. lot i6xos.0. Oh
private terms.
Mrl &. McGuckIn has purchased one OF the row
OF threc-siory stone private dwellings now being
erected the north side OF one hundred-a nd thirty
nlnth-st.. between Columbus and Edgecombe aves..
private terms.
Frederick Aldhous has sold No SO West Eighty
seventh-st four-siory private dwelling, lot 23x
l0.Si2 for about $4,000
New-York tribune., 1896-10-27
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Norfok-st I15 II n Of Rivings,on-s 2jxiO0:
Frederick Herskowiiz ct al Ia Fanny IsaHpe... u
Ludlow a. Nos ~ and 81. Aaron Bloch to JACOB
crosby-st No i2l: John II Roean. referee. 10 .o..
John : Hnw.ey and another. r................... 1890
Both ST, No ioG East. Francis lie Wissmann
and wife to Jacob Wendell. ......,.,..:..,,,.
2oh-st. No 2ij West: samuel Campbell and
wife 10 John + Stanley and another. ..........
% ave. No ,bi Mara r. ierrick to otto Wagner II
Same PROPERTY Samuel III Stone 10 Maria A Her
sfh st. NJ iOd West. James Livingston and wife
to Euphema | Martin. n........................
lUth ~. NJ l6 West John B Smith ani wife 10
7cIh- ~. - no f. W of IVES, End ave. .;yiC5
Alfred kayne and wife to Walter Ge-r....... 2Ioe
4th si. n corner Amsterdam 2i2xs2; John
De Ruvt-r TO Henrietta DE Ruyter.
Lexington ave. 80 L. .433 Lena Webster and
1vrh ~. 100 n II 81 ave- 9oxlV22: Charles II
- 'diard TO william Bronx. ........:..
Ith ave - n : q 1929 -. ,. llxlOj. Frank .
J Dupigric. referee William II Fhinrr..-. lG.'W
Mrrniugsiie ave. tasi Ils'h 2jjX
100 ica !. J-nkins and another ~ John Hala - -.
han and another DOU
riospec' ave >. i2I3 u II Of Wes'ches,er ave
2GNl,D, Harry Overingor and wiz to Isabella
Road 70 West Farms. adjoining land ~ fatrck
SHAY by ihonN river. taih"rin" A l. k"fnochau
and another 10 Daniel Mapes. 80"
West Farms To- Hunt Point Road, " :, NJ corner
land benjamin k,,e, and Ebe n-zer iIan'ord
;riN IL, ;NjUk i'o.>. pige W III j.. referee. 10 -.
John an"n and another. ........-....... Jun
Marion - ois Pa. 2ii. ZIG map Penh"Ii
property. South Mount Vernon: Charles Rich -
Thomas - p-nied .......... ..oI'
White Plains Road. >. lots E,1. lob. map
Ienn"id property. 5INl;p3s'>Nltr". InoTla. ~ ,,..
I.sn.ld . a.. executors. to Ni.lifm w f'nnflI "''
Lot - map H-ouvwoad PARK; thAr"s u schir- ,l
Thomas 'lffris ''''
TY,- 1o2 and .nI. map Nan Neat Hark. EpEidlm :,
~ I~,> Regina i>-f'"r. ..................... ''
New-York tribune., 1896-10-27
CLiWSON SENTENCED TO RE HiN"h"'
MS col'NsEI.s MOTION FOR NEW 1HiA'o y" '"r'
GpoVND OF PROVEN INSANITY ntNlf'"
THE PRISONER sTOlLDLN SILENT

somervill. oct % tSpecab.-Elm'r 'Ia"soh' 'n'
,,,-,,,u-v.nr-olL youth who shot Harry h"Nh'''
g., ITS own doorway last August. wa i"-''F S'"-
fenced bv Justice Mage To bc hanged on i''''"'
ber u. =, -.
., ,,- g.. ,.., tral on the ground that th"
80 .,.,c. nf evidence WIS against N"idlc'
- ,,u,li, Mr. steele. In "a long argument '''''
the attention Of th" court 10 th' h'"hS '''''
Lrou.h; on: which would indicate iha' '""-'"
u,s Insane hu' the motion was denied. justice
Mag. saving that he could SEQ noih'hg u" '""'
h,r' 90 Interior. win verdict reached with such
fairness tn" accused. s,., a.. tho
''Iawson was not Tn the least affected 10y tn'
g.,,aurn es long n he remained IN the 'oul
ronr, though h. weakened little nitri f''"' '..,h
,o his cell Il, maintains st"lil slime, ~
,,I.nner has admitted his gulli al 'ht""bh '"'
,,,,i iIls counsel aiill believe hin Ia u" h's""'
!rh,v say maj his conviction t. au Outrage.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-27

wrote TO United States Commissioner Morle. In
closing Of the cartwhees. and asked him II
1t violated In any way the law pertaining 10 the
issuance OF spurious COIN The section OF this
particular law provides penalty for any one
issuing fac-smiles Of Government money with the
Intention 10 deceive" Mr.. Morle replied that
evidently Mr. IIorsman had intention TO de-
ceive a gullible and guileess public and therefore
there was offence against the United States
laws.
Ihe cartwheel Is four inches In diameter. On
the diverse side is head OF Liberty and thirteen
stars representing the original States. On the re-
verse side the words. United States OF Ameri-
ca &c to Init" This evidently voices the opinion
OF most of the Intelligent voters who. gazing upon
this heavy weight cartwhee. will no doubt shud-
der at the possibility OF having TO carry around so
much weight
New-York tribune., 1896-10-27
DJrD AFTER THE FUNERAL.

Woodbridge, oct @-W'liafn l.. Io,o" ", ma
-, ,rs ala .nd n prosperous ncrchant OF TINS
,,ll,go died Yesterday afternoon Just hi''r re-
,urning from the funeral Of his sister MT. Lore"
VA. married a week ago last Thursday 10 MISS
ca,r,. Salors The young coupl" went To NV" VIII"
tho father Of the bride In Fulion-st. Mr. Loren y
Youngest sister. 10 whom he WIS sr'"'y "''"'"'
died on Thursday. and the 'u"''"' , a
,,. - ot,arroon Mr. I.orch greved greatly over
49,. ,oss NJ bls sister AT the grave he was greatly
nverco,ne and could not be con.oicd Sno',H ait.a Ut
o'Sl ,P''r home he was taken with Il pain near the
war, III. died I'm n short time Mr sellers ih'h'i
OF the bride. while trying to revlIe ,ls So"-"-""
a. stricken with nervous prOstia'loh
New-York tribune., 1896-10-27
A RECEPTION FOR Y. ". c. A. MEMBERS

reception will be given this evening for the
members OF the Twenty-sixth Ward branch OF the
Young Mems Christian Association by Mr.. and
Mrs. F. d. Fagg. In the parlors OF the Association
Building. Pennsylvania and Liberty aves. Mr..
ragg, who Is secretary Of the branch. has. to-
gether with his wife arranged an excellent pro-
gramme for the occasion. and It will include music
by the Amaranth Banjo and Guitar Club. recta-
tions and Die no solos by Miss Florence Davis, Of
Potsdam r. Y. and violin solo by r. S. Lynch.
Previous to the reception the wheelmen OF the
association will hold an illuminated bicycle parade
in Glenmore-ave. In honor OF the hosts Of the
ing. A supper will be served at the close Of the
entertainment
New-York tribune., 1896-10-27
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans Tor new buildings and alterations
filed to lay
New buildings. main once;
Greenwich ~. No 3'J. 5. 80 n = of Harrison
-. for six story brick warehouse. by Joseph
Eachafach of No. jG West l2ia, II, s25 600
Alterations. main Office
Marion No. ~. alterations to a Nv. story
brick dwelling ard Offices by James r. Marsh.
No. ~ Marion .............,.,.,. 1000
IOls' Il NJ. l.u West. altern lions to i've" story
brick fiat. by Elizabeth Ross. ~ No " West
WNn ~. bWi"r lou
Columbia No. ~ 1rearl. alterations 10 n four
story brick tenement. 10y August Hauermann
and another of NO :? Columbia ST. owners. 500
Columbia 81. No. - alterations 10 four story
brick tenement by William II Mills. ~ f1rci-
mont. y \. owner tdsD
Sheriff ~, ~. s. alterations to a four story
brick tenement. by William II Schneider
address,. ............................ $40
Sheriff 81. No. ~ alterations - n four story
brick tenement. by ll"rnat Springer No. 7+i
10Th and another. owners. 800
There plans filed yesterday for buildings
alterations the uptown branch of the building
partmcnt.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-27
4 PECULIAR WILL CONTEST.
HIS WIDOW. TO WHOM ALL or TAIBER's PROP
ERTY WAS LEFT OBJECTS TO HER
CD-L-N I

ERTY WAS LEFT. OBJECTS TO HER
CO-EXECI'TOIs.
This Is the most peculiar will contest ever
saw" said Adolph Kicndl to Surrogate Abbott
yesterday. The widow gets all the property
there IS, and she t. cOntcsiing the will because
she doesn't like TO have Henry BALI as co-execu-
tor"
The will IN question that OF Frederick
Taber. lie druggis'. and livei at No slf
lierkimer-st. His estate amounts TO N.2n. There
certificate in the Royal Arcanum for 5000,
another In the National ProvideHt Association
for the same amount. and S21 ia other property.
All this Taiber left his WIDOW. whose name l.
Emma Taiber and he also made her executor ana
guardian Of their children. Thr co-executor and
guardian whom he named in his will was Henry
BALI, "a real estate dealer at No. O Schenectady
ave who was his close personal friend.
Mrs Taiber. despite the fact that every cent OF
the propertv left her. contested the vi !.
The reason Is said be that she did not want
BALI TO receive any Of the executors commissions
She claims that her husband was Of unsound
mind when he made the Will Itr connse! was
Arthur Westcrmayer. while ki"rdl Broth"Is hl-
peased for Palz the proporeiI:. Tho Snrrcs -"
reserved his decision.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-27
FINE DISPLAY or SEiH'HLi'HIH' ~

a display Of scarchlights was MADE 'aS' hi''"'
,,, tho Hu.hmore Dynamo Works. OF Jersey 'lty.
several lights were operated at the same tim" ana
effects OF great beauty were produced In the SKY
These lights are said to be the most powerful ever
b,ii1t In this country.
II Is claimed by the manu'ac'"'e's '""' "''''
-, =, .,o,,od out and pictures made IL done
,ith electric signs. Tonight ana io-;ooiroW iltnt
the cyhib,tior will bc continued from '" ''~
o'clock twenty lights being used
New-York tribune., 1896-10-27
THE BRYAN CARTWHEEL DOLLAR.

There cartwheels IL and cartwheels. The repre-
sentaton OF a dollar printed herewith Il prac-
tcally what the Bryan dollars viii be should the
notions Of the free-silver men prevail Although
this particular Bryan dollar is rather late in ap-
pearing IT will be for the remaining week OF the
campaign a trenchant argument against the adop-
ton OF Populistic dollars. The dollar IL cam
paign idea just issued by f. |. HOrsrnan. n New
York novelty dealer. Yesterday Mr.. IIorsman
New-York tribune., 1896-10-27
REc,upED MORTGAGES.

Adler. Louis, Alfred. Mas and wives and Theresa
ins'i,uicn @ @ ) ST. ST. III II Of Madison .,a.o.
n:So !u,r. J. /? tmy ~ $. .? psy S .. 3,
Bales iienr, and Me to Alexander Mas'erton.
eNeculoi Margaret Harrison. No i''S" ''h- ,e.o
same. % iIrnry ho,hschid. 9TH ave. 80 IT .o
u ii?th 81. ~ months ....................... 500
ponneiiy. Frank. e Jane. Ksls. y.sn'ip'
- NAV s,ah r"fk. vsl-n.ins farm ears. 200
De d 's' @ 6T.T 8. 10 'nH r S' If * %., 'Isnds fmG ay
pretr Mar, 10 AbLle II wshtman. a..
s S t % q 4 # n"a y G, HmsI.% Fam AVE. %,"'- aa = ,o
fG d " M" 70 81! !anT "a Ms h. ra ANY, s%mir'' 1900
rriirieh Elvara. and VIE t. Mitchell Valen,inc
r ws~ '~' y, A Ha,a5 Sp' '''s x@ s9a w.. 7o
earn, n,nI4min 10 Harriet \ shepperd John or
,ei. =, l,' g. map part f.rih"m, s y-ass,. is"
s'tmol,e ". 80 and q, Broome st: notes 4o"
HAYDEN Harriet and husband 70 the ore"n"ch ,oo,,
Ilge~ lana 20 Eml, wni~en Valentino ,o,o
ifsrri-. Thomas. enl ~lf- 20 the Mount Morris
Earn ,n,,da- 'f friSs S' lo ~ Z" map O lfon1 1
wool rnfk. in.aimenis. ............. $500
% ' a' e.' =, ' les ~" 4 's'Ssf" G%a' rsPa s4s wes 1
I.hr.ou. G.ors~ =. 10 freierc' johnson. -
7al - a'5 q s. - W-, End as~ / ,ear.... o3c"
inl t. co " r. noa.-yaTa id''G d.m,aG ''' 5000
ns' iank Nlan " oorH"r ''h ave "nd ''s'- .
r,nao6 i,aac TO ,1r..,ns > nu..~y v {. Main
- q ~ silver years ....... 300
i.r'r R.siu,. Fphrnim - lew. lots .02 and
.oi map Van Ns~i Park. ............. 500
N ln"rnN. Mar. 20 Fhfrok i'uressy. Fox
-. lot Il IuY,k \n 1G. map Fox - 2 IN
Mario Thomas " ard wife 90 TIE llovcfN
Bank, ~ - :i"th ,-ar........ ~
Maciuns'f Gcors" \. 10 the Euiiyran' Indus
trial Saving. Iank Iih u. 1913 y of
AA"nu~ u " 300
Norwood Louis VI. Frederic ! Mldebrook
~ q, q ~ - aist -. year .......... 5000
ienn~li william ". John
Iisin~ X al ana FUiun-si. lois iHj AMI
map r"nneii property South Mount Nefnan
years Observation-Disclosures. 100
Rockwell Marion anI Henry y =, charles >,
Schoelermann guardian Iienrieita Schoeleruaan
Terrace Place. $50 II ~ i5Gih ST.
years .................. o5DD
Eh"inlsh Enmi IL Adams burnett.
Mafilln 1873 r. - k,~-uth-ave. 5000
Southern boulevard. 1873 n ~ Clane-st
StodIira CHARLES II. - William |. B"ail"son
.g'h-st. 2bD # q ~ ave. ......... 1900
Smith. John B uni wife g Charles q Tobias
40 ls West r0h-s' months. .................. 1900
Schulih'"s. Iu'i George Casino 10 q" Ehre
Port George ave. 1851 n of l9uth
t"1@"i. demand OOO
Nr-"lani Annie T. % tgier, WinAlsr. . Web
0'er-nvr 5i1 10 n ~ i2ift r-........ 30
=, same. W-hH'"r-ay". 500 n = ~ l1lst
. mortgage 2veafs....................... $50
Same ,o Herman Murdhem. W"hsier-ave. $40
of i1is'-st | ................... 200
W.g.nrr. Augu-t". and Frel-fick 7. To- J-annett-
Carter. Morri-ayc. ., r. " ~ i55l-s.
II ], I-"p
New-York tribune., 1896-10-27
BALTIMORE g. OHIO

I~ave New-York. foot p Liberty 81. daily
PiTTsRI'Rc $40 ex sun. sun. 1915 might.
CINCINNATI, ST LoL,IS 10 a. m. P in,,,v ~, c,-
ii36 a. m Dining Car). 2 $40 Dining Car ,p,nng u 1
Oar, q M II u ght. Sunday. 10 DINING carr: u I'D
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New-York tribune., 1896-10-27
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
CANNOT CARRY OFT THE FACTORY LAW.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH HAMPEREp BY LACK OF
FUNDS.

I1'''E'
FUNDS.
Albany Oct 26-The Brooklyn Board OF Health
finds It impossible comply with the factory ana
mercantile establishment law passed by the last
Legislature This law provides that before chii-
dren can work N such establishments they must
first a certificate from the local board oi
Health. stating that they have been examined py
the Board and found eligible to work In such es-
tablishments regards their age. health, edu-
cation etc For the local Board OF Health TO carry
this law into effect In Brooklyn. an expenditure
of $4,000 would be necessary. The Brooklyn Board
says that II has no money which can be used LOT
the purpose. and has written to State Factory IN
spector O'Leary asking that the time for this law
to be put into effect In Brooklyn be postponed
until January l. The Board says the brooklyn
Common Council failed 10 make provision for the