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Evening star., 1896-08-05
In Doubt,

ut does seem like that feller is mighty
anxious to git 'lected ter somethin' thet hez
a salary attached to IT, Bald the rural
politician.
'"Thet's I can't make up my mind
which he's dom. workin' fur our principles
tryin' ter make our principles work fur
him"
Evening star., 1896-08-05

1t will be interesting to see just how far
the middle-of-the-road populists will I'M
dertake to dispute the right of way with
the Bryan-Sewall band-wagon.
Evening star., 1896-08-05

Before. he returns home after his notifi-
cation. Mr.. Bryan should try to meet The
odore Roosevelt and compare notes with
his rival as to the most disliked man in
New York.
Evening star., 1896-08-05

New York regards the proposition Of the
western farmer to pay debts with 16 to
dollar as a palpable effort TO get even
for some of the gold bricks that are sold
from time to time III the metropolis.
Evening star., 1896-08-05

Ons Of the unusual features about the
conference OF Mr.. Platt and Mr.. Hanna Is
that nobody has undertaken to assure the
public that 1t was merely a social CALL
Evening star., 1896-08-05
SHOOTING STARS.
A Sign of Familiarity,

politics?''
Yes. think he does. He has had sew
eral chances to run for Office and didn't
do it."
Evening star., 1896-08-05
An August Impressfon.

summer show er-once twas sweet
With comfort for the parching street,
But now for a brief moments space
1t fingers; then 1t leaves no trace.
A summer shower-'tis no moro
A gracious gift from Natures store:
For now. We note, to make things worse.
A vast, perspiring universe.
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SAMANTHA,

Mrs. W. P. Donohoo and family will
leave tomorrow for Columbus to join
her husband, who was appointed guard
from this county at the penitentiary.
Mrs. Donohoo was a member of the
Ladies' Aid Society and has been q
valuable member ever since its organi.
zation. In order to show their appreci-
alton of her valuable services, and the
high esteem in which she is held in the
society and the community at large, a
very pleasant reception was given in
her honor, on last Thursday afternoon,
at the residence OF Mrs. Mary Taylor.
The ladies belonging to the society, to.
gether with a number of invited guests,
numbering in all about fifty, assembled
early in the afternoon and employed
the time in croquet playing, conversation,
music, and various other forms of amuse.
ment until six o'clock, when refresh.
ments, consisting of ice ccream, cake
and other eatables, were served. Mr..
and Mrs. Dohohoo were valuable mem.
bers of our community, and we very
much regret their removal from our
midst. The society feels that it loses q
valued member, whose place in its
ranks will be hard to fill. May the
greatest of success attend these valued
friends to their new home, is the wish
of all,
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A. E. Pavey Suffered severe attack
Of painters collie or something or other,
last week, but is considerably better
now, and on fair road to recovery.
Prof. williams, Of the South Salem
Academy, occupied the Presbyterian
pulpit, Sunday morning.
O. A. Wilkin visited in Dayton last
week.
DR.. N. B. vanWinkle and wife, OF
Blanchester, accompanied by Mrs. L G..
Van Winkle, visited j. D. Van Winkle,
this week. Mrs. VanWinkle will spend
the remainder of the summer here.
There will be a festival at the school
ground next Saturday night, given under
the auspices of the M. E. Church.
1. W. Vance spent part Of last week at
Hoagland's Crossing, with his sister.
Ray McElhany, who has been at Will.
mington for the past three months, is at
home.
Joe Lemon and family spent Sunday
at Mrs. Lemons parents, at this place.
Mrs. Wesley Hunter has been spend
| ing the past week at Sugartree Ridge,
the guest of her father.
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CORWIN.

Blackberry picking is the order of the
day.
A. L. Osborn is studying ornithology
F.S. Ruble is a full fledged notary
public. Deeds and titles extracted with
out any pain.
Any one interested in the subject oi
somnambulism call on or address Chas
Window, Box II, Corwin.
Our merchant, M. E. Sonner, has
abandoned the mercantile business and
turned agri. .plow. horti. culturist.
Was the water in the Mowrystowr
public we'll "spiked" Saturday night
There will be Sunday School reun
ion at Union Chapel Sunday, July 10th
of all the combined schools Of Whiteoak
The Corwin Stars will play their frs
game OF ball Saturday, July IL. AL
lovers of the manly sport are invited tt
attend. Also an ice cream social a
night on NJ. E. Sonner's lawn.
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BALL KNOB.

w. E. Wilbanks, Of Lynchburg, was
the guest OF W. A. Hodson, Wednesday.
, Rev. Thos. Screechfeld, Of Burton.
Vile, delivered an able sermon to quite
large audience at sharpsville Church,
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Waylor were the
guests of Clinton county friends, Thurs
day.
Miss Della Taylor, Of Lynchburg, was
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. @. Redkey
VIM. Cashatt has purchased new
sur,y, and JEFF Haggerty a new buggy
Some of the Hill City dudes drove
through our town to see their best girls
Tuesday evening.
The Christian Endeavor society called
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. Noble
Wednesday night. Quite a pleasan
time was enjoyed by all.
Miss Anna Jones, of Wilmington, wa
the guest Of her parents, Sunday.
Quite number of chickens are beinI
stolen from our neighborhood.
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JOHN c, SPARGuR'S
Seseial Seseia1 PriSss Prisss TO suit THE TIMES

With this sale We offer large line of
Steel Enameled Ware and Decorated
Chamber Sets, Dinner Sets, Stew Pans,
Copper Pots. Copper Boilers, Tea Pots,
Kettles, Sauce Pans, Drinking Cups,
Measures and Tinware. We are selling
20 cheap We are ashamed to state prices
here.
Knives and Forks, Butcher Knives,
Bread Knives, Butter Knives, Spoons ;
and by the way, We have somsthisg new
In . Kitchen Set which you should see.
Whep you come ask to be shown the
new Kitchen Set, only 25 cts., and the
largest piecs Of CASTLE Soap in the world
for 6c. We have the celebrated Wander.
bilt Table Castor that sells at 75c. our
price 25c. during this sals, besides mum,
srous other articles which We have moi
time and space to mention.
Croqust Sets. great variety.
Decorated Chamber or Slop Buckets
while they lastl zoe.
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House Furniture, Wooden Ware and
Hardware bought at great sacrifice from
the large mandatory Of the w. ].
Clarke Co., which We will sell at less
than cost to manufacture. Most every
one knows re are crowded for room and
are compelled to get rid Of this extra
stock. Do not wait to see what your
neighbors buy, as we only have limited
amount and We cannot duplicate the
goods for twice the price We now offer
them.
Hat and Clothes Racks, 5, 10. ID, 25
and 80 cts. @a
Music and Paper Racks, 25 to rs cts.
Wooden Bowls, 10, ID and % cts.
Meat MauIs, Potato Aasher, Towel
Rollers, 10 and 20 cts.
Step Ladder Chair. 35 cta.
Economical Self Basting and Steam
Roasting Pan for 30 cts., sells for 81 90
the world over. Must b ssen TO be ap.
preciated.
Hot Dish Litter, &C., worth 25.
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PRICETOWN.
J. w. Abraham spent Sunday in Oil

J. W. Abraham spent Sunday in Gin.
cinnats.
Frank Musgrove, of Soga:tree Ridge.
was . visitor at the home Of VIM. Coch.
ran and family, Sunday.
Ed. Drake, of Branch Hill. is spend.
ing q few days with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Faris.
VIM. Sanderson and sons took load
of peaches to Middleton last week. Mr..
sanderson has the finest peach orchard
in this part of the country.
Rev. Moore delivered two discourses
at the Christian Church, Sunday.
Quite a number of our people attend.
ed the Sunday School reunion at Har.
wood, Sunday afternoon. The next one
will be held at this place, the first Sun.
day in August.
P. H. Shaffer and lady, of Westboro,
we're calling on friends q part Of last
week.
Lee, Friend and Mander Stevens, with
their families, of Hillsboro, were guest,
of George Stevens and wife, Sunday.
Curtis Martin and family, OF Mt. Zion
attended the celebration, Saturday.
The chinch bug question il receiving
about as much attention - free silver
especially with the farmers. Heretofor'
they have been confined TO the extrem,
western portion Of the township, bu
they have been gradually coming east
ward until now they have surrounds,
the city.
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This is great fruit year and We are
headquarters Tor Jelly Glasses, Fruit
Jars and Preserving Kettles, all sizes aud
kinds, which We will retail At wholes lie
prices
W. have small lot of Flower Pots
and JArdeniers which We will close out
ct ha.f price. Don't miss this sale.
EXPLANATION.
You may ask who u this Arm w. J..
Clark 4 90. They are the largest man.
uiacturinR and home iurnishing sstab.
lishment in the Northwest. who have
concluded TO close out this branch Of
hn- iness, Hoping that al Of my old
cusrolners and - many new onss q wish
to take advantage of this sscriAce sale,
will come and secure some of these bar.
gains, am - ever, your servant for
low prices.
Two No. lamp chimnsys, ell night
lamp, complete, will burn 80 hours ct q
cost Of one cent. Price &c.
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Yhat is meant by the demonitization
liver? 1t has simply been made to
C3r,n to the monetary value of gold.
~ purchase a. much as the gold
~. It is still money. You can pay
>eebt you owe in the United States
hter dollars, no matter if it amounts
illions, unless that payment has
q stipulated in gold. You have
trouble now in passing silver dollars
~. But, once Mexicanize our silver
! you'll find that such conditions exist
longer.
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Epveland's subservient slavery to
Aetreet has 80 disguised the Ameri.
people that many of them are the
~ ready to listen to the blandish.
D Of the free silverites without stop.
Ito consider that it 10 upon their own
they are invoking the calamity of
oxicanised currency. Tho money
n can adjust themselves to the
I'D conditions much more easily
The people can. In the end the
boes will have the best dollar and
Doople will have the cheap one.
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hop J. NJ. Thoburn, of India, who
niting in this country, says to the
psStar:
hoy have the silver basis in India
had It for centuries and it has been
u fair trial. It would ruin this
I1xy and bankrupt everybody" said
6Dhop. "The foundation of business
Sbility, and with q silver standard
an never have it. In Calcutta I
buy this suit of clothes for sd today
Derhaps for $50 tomorrow and the
[dsy It will be $50. You can never
Icm the number of dollars you own
Imuch you are worth. The country
the mercy of the money changers
REGULATORS. The idea OF going to q
standard from gold one is toe
hlous for serious consideration.
ssen enough of the nuisance in
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-09

Now, let us hear, instead of anger's
|nsh, the sweet wooings of the dove OF
Sace. The editor of the Republican has
|Dured the Mayor that he wants to let
5gones be bygones, and from hence.
kth dwell together in brotherly unity,
words to that effect. We give them
" blessing and consent, if that's what
eyre waiting for. The band will
ease stop practicing funeral marches,
Id give us 'Oomin' through the rye !!
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fUp to date the 16.to.1 men have been
lied silver bugs, the sound money men
lid bugs, the Prohibitionists water
u, and the woman suffragists lady
q. To which should also be added
I mugwump humbugs, and the ento.
fIogical campaign may now proceed
inceton Clarion.
g would seem from the above that
- to be a buggy campaign. Such
vestions are calculated to make the
rage voter feel like scratching.
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had the pleasure. a few days since,
|kisf call on the Commercial Tribune.
- unfamiliar with such enterprises
gyotm an idea of the herculean
Evolved in the production Of such
SRnal - the Commercial Tribune.
! 6cellar TO ronf tree, all through the
&1Ablishment ID hustle and hurry.
ny Of workers are there. Promi.
nong them are such moving and
GllinG spirits - Ellis and Culkins.
J Whoss magic charm every land
afien yields ito tribute to this
tournal This wonderful nerve
- IN thrilling touch with countless
tend homea Long live the Com
1tibums.
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NEW MARKET.

O. @. Mulbach and family visited rel.
atives ct Rainsboro last week.
Rev. O. F. Enyart, Of the Hillsborc
College, will preach ct the N. e. Church
next Sunday ct 1880 .. m.
Mn. II. 9. Vance and son. and Misses
Maud and Mary Fulton, Of Aberdeen
visited ]. D. vanwinkls and family, las'
week.
L B. Custer and daughter spent L.
Sunday q Emerald, visiting John Gil
more and wife.
Mrs Quinton Dick and son Herman
Of Marshall, spent . few days this weel
! with her sisters.
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4 EProtection should be broadened in it's
olitical meaning. Not only should it
fply to our crippled industries, but it
kould be understood to include the de.
Sace OF our National credit from ami.
51ation and our business interests from
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HWill any one please point to case in
~ last forty years in which the results
|Ave proved the Democracy correct in
~ political issue? Will you follow
kem into the ruin and wretchedpess OF
lie silverism +? Or have you had enough
them, and would you prefer to return
the prosperity of 'e2?
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: were l,748 votes cast for Coxey,
n0nwealsr, inthis Oopgression.
= 1T iall. The Populists are
liver, and there u no reason
vk6to should not come back TO
neoeals this fall. This will do
= bodueo TIE so.called majority
oahllsnns in the Sixth district.
p Gosets.
- tAat stsiks you. from q
p pgelsses y helA g a high
~ 6So6s1ency. sn4 he's beeu
nDensy. until The silvsritss col
Anythins toseoop the spoils. \
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The Republican g criticism OF the News
6nALD's "decency," reminds us forcibly
the fable concerning that other jack.
Swho Get himsely up as an expert in
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4 German Democrats are leaving that
1nrty in droves eince the free silver
.uuse set in. You'll always find the
ktaest Germans favoring sound finance.
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NIt wasn't hypnotism that had overcome
- purely decent TsSo for, upon the oc.
lion hitherto mentioned, and towhich
o> enters no specific denial.
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Exhs great Toledo Bee will bolt the
nocratic party If 1t adopts . free sil'
W platform.

An honest currency and chance to
"a t." That's the Republican plat
IN In . nutshell.
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EIt's about time to send the anxious
|vod, emaciated Democratic donkey to
q phosphate makers.
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DRESS GOODS.

Several pieces of fine Dress Goods
in plain and novelty effects, bought
from the Importer at closing prices,
20 on sale this week. Call and see
them. New Dimities, Organdies
and Lawns, in latest patterns, very
cheap. Ask to see our fine printed
Lawns, at 8 cents per yard.
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TABLE LINENS

At 20 cents and up. We are Offering
a fine bleached Damask at 70 cents,
well worth 81, and all our $1.25 Bed
Spreads at SO cents. In Towels and
Napkins we are showing some great
values.
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CORSETS.

All the leading styles in stock
and we sell them below the regular
prices.
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LADIES'
WRAPPERS.

Another lot of these popular goods
just received. They are we'll made
and sold at about cost of material.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08
REAL ESTATE.
At THE EXCHANGES.

ny
=, real estate at private contract for
The 'a.'s s,d,ng November : amounted to about
tho weeN Ths auction sales for the week ending
s'ooW amounted TO s123.5so. as compared
Noven'o'.. orrsspondng week Of 1893 OF tloSbo4
Win .n' u, winans & May report tho sale OF NO
Henr! r,~,t,stb-st light granite house. - feet,
81 Eas. ,g-room and bedroom extension. for w.
Win a,. " HALL on private forms No price Is
W. 49,, No. 10 East Eigiteth-st.. OF correspond
stated ud construction. sold in September. 1896.
ing size per;nkerhoff at SS5.WW ,,,.. "a.
70 Mrs BrihHS e., mas sold No. 70 East Fifty-ffth-
The sam anrstory. brownstone-front mousse On i0'
st.. ioatf nr Mrs. Mary i. Johnson to Rufus X.
i6sx75 TO- ioalhont sg2eIC. This house was pur-
graves a. johnson in 1880 from William Noble.
chased o. contract. John g. simpson ana the
At pIN,an.ee Iote Ado,ph Herbs have agreed to a
heirs OF "a" ,cc,;ch Mr. Simpson Will sell the plot,
trade py W. which are small frame buildings. at
lO0ilxlosV 49,. 81 corner Of Mount Morris Park West
the noItnhuni ed-and- twenty-second-st. and take
snd u 'a No 9ss Fifth-ave, lour-story prlcK
IN trace ',,.e 25Gxl0O. covering the entire lot
dweihs ..iesehen sold TO building nrm Nos: l,!3l
~ Park ave, pio' 'oo~'"' wan Ae o'
sves on private teiin MUCH, M ol7 Park-ave a
u. hrn brick tenement-house, lot 2ox70. Tor
$Z z2,Vorcs r. Read. John r. Downey and Frank X.
Geoiee ~ have been appointed nominating COM
Houghtvh nart the candidates for directors. to be
mite, at Inc coming annual election OF the Real
Estate E ArriS Hill Company has sold to Mr..
NM No 255 West Eighty-nItn,s Iour-s'ory
W Iasa yelling house. 16xG0xlOO for $2oOoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08

II smD,, new four-stcry house, fully furnished q
esAn renned family location between 7zd-st. and
6fSfh !s:'.Rss et'-svs. $3.50 yearly "kNicxER-
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prAr, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

cu No lso ss 2 Msd cn to William nh W.T.
iarns No. 345 and 847 and 92 10 % Leonard
Dr. .ame 70 same - :. =.
o.; SAM . Nos lO7 10 Ill; same TO same .''''''''
SPRING. Nos sos 10 800: same to same. 1900.
Broaa~n',. corner Greene-st. 2o11xs6.2; same 70
same V,e es and 100: also. No lSI Mer-
sare Same - :. -
oe,- $500 place Nos 10 ana 10; same 70 saiie
NasIi.ss. No Il 10 %: same 10 same a.
Wes' ST. 1854 Z. OF 2d-ave oo.41iV~'~'
IAN, s., : We.,erer 10 Julia Casper -.
Miula' 90 II e OF % ave. lsxlooll; Ihsries
i2Sa 81 - Henry Greenberg and Wife d
hepne' Nos li3 and li3i2. "a lxl0e .xS3 iohlo''''
Bower ,nss and wife to John Heyman' -:
Jonh > 20 f64 n 209x1l.1O; Mary Scnu''
TO HEM erty: Herman schutt TO Mary scnu ,r,,
sarne g .t 10 "a: Richard Quirk TO Anna LUIS uiS
West u.s. 10 II Of 5th-ave 2'xlooo' huius oe
bS;h-s. r.s 10 Walter Chappei ....;....;.''a %
X u"-,rerty: Arthur Graves 10 LA'i''a ~
Crave No 5iS; sanford Sitter to Joseph
,In o" n s $50 II OF 5th-st. COX; W lillian
NOS ,,b ana wife 10 ST Philips Parish hoH 1h
a 100 II OF Spring-st. oVXlVc' JUAN o
sav 81 al TO Julius Seibold 49,,
Ae s1 sna sql map Van Nest Park; Z b Levy
10 william Hoppe 1890
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Gonntrp propcrtp for Sale or Go Get.


T LAKEWOOD. y. New house. Of y rooms Tor
"A electric light plant and all modern I'M
fine situation; 10 minutes from railroad sta
ton Address Po-toffce Box Az. Lakewood. n. j.
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A nvrRr1sEMENTs and subscriptions for The Trt-
a une received at their Uptown Once No i'z'z road-
60 III door north 3lst- st.. until CLOCK D. n al
ver.emens received tn. following branch ogses q.
- .iar ofboe rates until o'clock D. m. WE 20 Sun
ave- = cor ga ST.: 1862 0th-aye.. cor l2th-ss Masys
etave i..hs l42 az near s
Wcsi S2i 7th and sth ave. 100 East ,a IN q
ave- los is.ays. n sa S'o az
2oos Sd 2!o East 7a,h,ss ie s2l 50
sdaye g American 80 tSS ossave ssi
az az a Ns'. liz ave 9th a East
1s ohrsxe 4, the Marsm oces osi .ys n:.,
;SS,h".t fa8 East f25th-st. near ID ave ~ YVES!
,iisshss brt IN and 9Th ayes; a3O West it3th-s
he brooklyn OMEGA so7 Fuison-:t 128 Fulton
court-st: IS broadway. f. D.: LOO Broadway' ~ ~
Linz 0yrtie ave, near Broadway.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Clark. Eliza c and another to james Nsss Ions
c'onarosver Alfred TO Rosab.nce de Line Ma'e''
corner Vyse-ave and Home-sf yea
csa,ns,i Walter f, 10 Rufus r. Graves
enspgsN es. isS n Of 5th-ave. instruments. ;.,,.
rsSs Henry. and wife 10 Margaret haui''''''"
n isI South-st, ! year. --.... -. - ~
raWceti, lsaoe 70 Frank LsskT0% year
,,sn,rtctts1u Thomas B, 20 jacob Leitnsr,
Teschester-ave 49, II OF ioo,hS S,ns. IN
s.i,u,jon. n $ i50th-st. 40 II OF Cour'an''-
usm,so John. 10 Conrad II Jordan. Nos lilo anu
ilsA, B9wesy i yea n Edward W Nichols. n .
9th.s, 80 {; Of AmsterdaIn-aye. year IN.
ue,s1rrack Margaret a, 10 the Enis, a.i' - =,
~ ss.rsai savings Bank n . l06th-st. 40 II "
OF 2d-ave. year ;;;c:,tr.r and wife No IS
Barrcw-et. years a a,h-st
psuthsr. Louise II. 20 John Moensr. 500 s'h-S"
i-TS n Of University Place. lease noi3, -.
eosrnck Herman. ct al 10 the Bradley Snrr ',e
Cnrnnany Limited corner southern poN'e-
~.rS and ST Anns-ave, / year -. -.
esibold. Julius and wife TO New-dox -, Ok
sys.sxe IAildnc and Loan Association. lot ~
man Mount Eden. instaments -...-'.''-'''''-
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BuuDIN0 PLANS FILED.


IT.. following pla1s for buildings and aterauons
were fled yesterday:
,. csw 18th md 2sth sts and East River. Belle
80 grounds for @ two-story BRICK ooller ahc
laundry house by the M1y0' owners $4,000
Same property for two-story oia'sa "o.p 5000
HosDa for oS same 5000
Alterations. main ofice: 49,. .u,..
park~aye No ss4 to a four-stofy brick dweliine'
sy Mrs Wharton. OF no . -. "e.' "- 5000
TSW buildings uptown branch:
me- " 3. 81 II n OF 1c9th-st, for a three-story
n,1: dv IA :na ,s ssI1t snge. '" 1000
1urume-sve g. 1857 IT S Of Van Courtland'-ave
fur 4 three-story frame dwelling. by Mary Az.
Costello, No 2ess Si-avs. owner soV"
1nu4r1s-av and l52d-st. Q W corner. for two i've
soy br1ok dafs by John Ellard. Of oth-avs 4, ma
and yo0th-s. owner ,r, ~.
sar''sUsy hams tenement. .! Ma.saf'' $500
Ikeep5onx uptown branch: g..
M Schuyler Road 100 II Of Throgs meek
y Gnad 10 a two-and-a-half-story frame DWELL I'M
he By De r Wisneau. owner ...... ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08

RICHARD v. nARNETT a Cos xust dS Ter,
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON. At THE ERE REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE mp ,h AnSTyos ST hoo"' 0' ~
y ord.r n W Emlen Roosevelt. Esq, Trustee and
3OS CANAL STREET.
5-story and cellar brick store building ana 'o' 20
400 HUDSON STREET;
,vv attic and cellar brick store pudns win extern
sion covering lot p 6x99 1x24 6xii0n
~ iOa SIXTH AVENUE. .,,.
n... We~t pth-s 3story and cellar pIch Htofe ou'o
"e~t tcs .ith extension. covering lot 2ox7!6
DOVGLAs ROBINSON Co., I'q'' "s'A''' ~
erty 81. .-n,,rx ~. Astorncys a Wall u.
EoosEyTlsrr, ; e ,S8EDE Ed sa'7s US"ty u "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08
FURNISHED apartments manfeo.

FAMILY OF ADULTS require handsomely iarnisnea
apartment. not less than mve iamy ep s scssoc
~ four months Location on or near Firth Avenue ana
Ss,av "a street Address. With terms ana location
RUSTIC. Tribune once.