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New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.


Auctioneer William Kennelly's stand was the at
traction yesterday for the small investors VINO con-
slider property in upper New-York safer invest
ment than the savings banks.
Mr. Kennedy sold in partition proceedings IN
the suit Of William Gleeson against Mary ueesoh rh
and others No 2sO Aexander-ave., l40 feet north
of One-hundred-and thirty -ninth-st tnrse.stoty
English basement brick dwelling, lot 20xloo.6, to
Patrick Shea for $500; also Southern Boulevard
northeast corner Of Bainbrdge ave- LOT ?9xlOo 10 r.
l.. Marston for s. $50; lot adjoining. 2Oxlo, TO Max
Stern for $780, next lot adjoining. 2oxl0O, to the
plaintiff William Gleeson. for 81 800 next 10y sol ad
Joining, similar size. to E. l.. Marston Tor N'v1'
also No. 2.S27 Washington-ave. two-story frame
dwelling. lot l5OaxS2.l Ii. to James boyian lot
$50
Simon NJ. and Samuel Rosenblatt have sold
through c. H. Diamond. No. IA Wooster-st. three
story frame brick front tenement. with two-story
frame tenement in rear, lot 23xloo on private terms
1t was purchased by the sellers in May 1882, Tor
$500.
Macay & Davies have sold for A. A. Pattou. the
three-story frame private dwelling. No. 332 Pail
sade-ave. Workers, with lot LOOKED running
through TO Park-ave.. TO DR.. E. VI. Morre!l on
private terms.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
SHE LIVED THREE YEARS OVER A CENTURY

Boston. March 3o-Mrs Lucy Thomas. colored.
died here from heart disease yesterday. l03 years
and 10 months old. She born slave on the
Aipheus Roulette plantation Chesterfield County.
Va on May 1S 1892 She was field hand. At the
age of thirteen she became the wife of a man named
Thomas and they had twenty children seven OF
whom are now living Mrs Thomas was the grand
mother of over sixty persons a large number of
whom are Living in Petersburg. Va; Baltimore.
Philadelphia and Boston. She had about forty
great grandchildren, some of whom of age.
Her husband sold just before the breaking out
of the Rebellion. and she never saw him afterward
Mrs Thomas left Petersburg about the time of
Lees surrender and went to Baltimore. After liv
ing there several years. she went to Philadelphia,
and finally she came to Boston live with her son.
David Thomas.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Abbott Austin, 70 title Guarantee and Trust Co. So, 900
MAJ makeT 5 ciaremoa-ave. SIS IT OF l22d-s -on
prsdsn. xsn.' Elizabeth and George l. and Amy
1"'e's iee ist ave- s5ii Of lCe,hst year, $50
Brown Clarence H. to Jacob scniosSer no 5000
p,s, East sho, 11aroso Xe'r To- Pauline Mayors Leah
King and Louis Brush. s e corner s'h-ave 2, 600
Bend tr 'Eii EiaaSeth and George II to ,saS lssaS
riae" R%'' Ks II Of lsth-st aodx5o and other sooo
property - part ysar, YEA mos 10 rn,,ed States
saving Bank. Lexington W corner ''th- n ooo
parne ri ySS'S ySSa G ana VIE Cornelius F Kings
sna soss trustee es@ q ,i c +, Of Psasan-avr
sa,ny % yea5' ,G syi, NJ warner ana another commit
tee Of E"sene Mar!inaehe i22d-st. 22S IT =, ooo
Same @' 70 Max pantnger. n i22d-s $50 It -oo
po,,sr r'eaas%, asS d. to William Rock,elier
ner icih-a and i4ith-st year l'""o
inisht- st. 100 II " q Hudson-s' also lot ad- sooo
c5rniah m1nhs yahn " 70 James Parsha Jackson.
ave. etc lots q to aS block ois Isd ana 2,s ,,s -
90 ssS q "a bSsN s pr msP OF lanas Of James
caser r wiiheimne. to Mary Glsnis n 72d-'', ,,o
p%Sca S A. ccpneiius. %, to Cecilia l. dc Nou6eck.
n5.. Ss .s ss i :sns S lSss '
Ty sS SS RSe e. o OF Anna ,ne Barley Nos % ana IS
pSs:9 ssl:si's q james one No i'' 5000
parup Mary r,G g. 70 rs Saaran 1900
Farrell John s9hn; l? reags years Do"''' '.f 1900
Same same 10 ordssp e,@,n", nonihs ''...., 400
same 10 Walter Schuyler ana another trus-
tees q John, John f"f'e" '''' ~ '. 'V- 1895
CO. ., non a Gavlnrd same property. months. 1870
Fri del John and wife John W Haarcn,
i29th-si. 70 II OF sth-sve 2 mortgages, % 90,
Freeman william D. md wife TO Title Guarantee
and Trust Company, Etonst 22o3 II OF ooo
MOrris-avc. | ''"o"
Fetner Thomas l.. and wife TO the EInigrnnt IN
d, dpS'r,sl ,as Ss'ngs ye,r ran. 4ooo
FRYER George and Marion TO the New-fork
snd Suburban Cooperative Building and Loan
Associaon srs,imsm1. $500
-, ~, rne REYNOLDS sam. property 900
ormmer SssIeS so I. amp OF 2dsse years $500
Ia nm HSwa,S S,n.y. - '%a cCrer i2sh-si year 5000
Hckei Eugene r. and wife 10 Austin kimball
and wife. trustees for May kimbal No 4So East ooo
Same s.s9. to Marsa!e. Love. NO .A'. 1900
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THE NEw-ENGLAND TO FoREcLosE.

Meriden. Conn. March 30--At a meeting Of the
stockholders OF the Meriden. Waterbury and Con-
nectcut River Railroad here to-day demand was
made by the bondholders for the interest the
$4,000 first mortgage bonds No money ready
10 pay the interest. and the bondholders will at
once begin proceedings to forec.ose The bonds were
lssuci IN lsSS and are to until 1925 They are
now held by the New England road
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CONSOLIDATION FORBIDDEN.
DECISIONS IN THE GREAT NORTHERN AND LOUIS
VILE AND NASHVILLE CASES

VILE AND NASHVILLE CASES
Washington, March SO.-The efforts of Thomas w.
Pearsall. stockholder in the Great Northern Rail-
rad Company, to prevent a consolidation of that
corporation with the Northern Pacific Railroad had
a successful issue to-day. when Mr.. Justice Brown
announced the opinion OF the Supreme Court OF the
United States The case came up from the circuit
Court for the Eighth Circuit. which ruled against
Pearsan He contended that the proposition to
unite the two systems was IN violation OF the law ol
Minnesota enacted in 1874 which prohibited the con-
sodation Of competing lines Of road. On the other
hand il was the contention Of the railroad man.
ayers tina; the Jaw was a violation of the provision
OF the charter Of the Minneapolis and ST. Cloud
Railroad the original link Of the Great northern
rne authorizing it 10 lease or purchase o'hei H"es
of road.
The question before the Supreme Court of the
United States. said Justice Brown was whe'her or
no, the law Of 1874 was an imparmen, of the vested
right of the Great Northern Company DISCUSSING
the meaning of the term Of vested right tne opo"
stated that in the view OF the Court 1t dio not eA
tend beyond right acquired by or under eNecu'eo
contracts twas within the power OF the
under a general permission. such as eNptesseu ~
the Minneapolis and ST. Cloud charter 10 acquire
other roads to declare that 1t shall not pe useu W
acquire competing lines and thus construct a mo.
nopoly which for 800 years has been heiu Us ns ,s
courts in Engand and THIS 10 Of Ss the Circuit
Court was reversed and the case remandeo, Win % IN
structions TO proceed in dccoruance w' Wy a6
Mir Justice Field and Mr.. Justice Brewer o'sss"'ou
from the judgment Cf the Court ., =. ,ba
court in The similar case of the Louisy;le ana
Nashville Railroad Company sgans. ,ne me Court Of
ha; state ae dSHssHs mOSse cono ana Of
SSSnpan. n" oSio ana southwestern Railroad Com.
pany which would give l. rTaSlsal rs1n m0nSPcM and Me1
me rairSh S ,h Stale brought sui, for an injunction
10 preven, the carrying out Of the SontraSt S a ON '
erouna mr. etb,SSnT the consolidation: BY lease or
purchase Of eompsng lines sses S rGsa Sy the Inferior
SMta,e. M IA ne esusisined by the Cour; of Appeals ms
judgment the Supreme Court Of the thfna I'M iasmeni
o. he Court that not only was the he, hS,
Nashville Company forbidden to purchashe 9hesa ST
naske re Ohio and southwestern was ctxen 'nf of
latter was incompetent TO sell iess Inc RreWer and
White
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
CLOSING; PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston March 30 1896.
rr-popEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London March 30-4 p. m-consols l0ok for ,s,t p1tn
ronsv ana The account: Canadian Pacific. b51 Erie lo
do second consols 7o Illinos Central 9lE Hsacan
orhtnarv 49, et Paul Common 7Gt; New YORK Cehrsi'
SsT. pcnnsyyania 5lh; Reading, s; Mexican Central
new Der cent bonds ia Louisville and Nashville ooss;
AtchisOn common. loH. mn. . -. a,..our,
D. n-Money. TG1 GENT The rate OF asc1ans bs,,
open market for both short ana tnree r r.ntss
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penses. Increase $3063O0: earnings decrease sA-
wv TWO months, gross earnings Increase. SGi9.900:
expenses. Increase. 600; net earnings decrease
All lines of Pittsburs and Erie: Gross earn
ings for month of February. increase sl45 400; ex
penses. increase. NH9O0; net earnings decrease s29
expenses. increase. Sisl.7OO net earnings decrease
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aurion saIes Of Real estate.
BRYAN l.. KENNEDY,

BRYAN l.. NCi~>H'
AUCTIoNEER.
EXECUTORS SALE,
Tn clos. the estate of John HoIsder0es'
." deceased.
BRYAN L. KENNELLY will cell at auction COO
WEDNESDAY, APRIL i, Io0o'
AT ie O'CLOCK NOON.
a, the n. y Real-Estate saesroom. Ill Broao"s''
3S4 and 3S6 Sth Ave-,
NEAR 2sTH ST..
The two desirable fcur-story ard cellar nrdc~ '~
buildings with rear building. size 40'lsxioo'
321 West 2Sth ST.,
The substantial. four story and basement hisn-"'o''
5rownstone dwelling size 20xos
34S West 35th ST..
The three-.,ory basement and cellar brick ana '''''
1891 9Th Ave.,
n W. COR i2sTH ST.. s.u.
Ing with store) size 24llxso.
228 West Goth St.,
The nve-story brick tenement with 4-story o"''''"s
rear, size Of lot 2IlO4xll9.1x irreg
23O West Goth St..
r,y.-.,orv brick tenement with sstory building in rear
size Of lot "a 10l4x9s9
117th st. Vacant Lott,
South side commencing AS IT. west OF FIT" NV''
746 9th Ave. (Leasehold).
The desirable four-sory brownstone business '''''"
with store and basement. size 20x'o
Seventy per cent of the purchase mones
may remain on mortgage for or years -
per cent
CHAs NJ CAMP Esn 1855 Broadway n: Z. 9. pr..s
EDWARD w. VAN VRANKEN. 81 fulton o''' D
lyn n Y, for Executors -u... tAa
Book maps and full particulars AZ the o'cS. srhcsS ~
Attorneys or at Auctoneers 66 Liberty ST. te'ep"o.S
'''' WI SAME DAY.
112 Fulton St.,
& W. COR DUTCH ST.
The magnificent and basement prick anu ~
business building elegantly finished throughout IN haro
wood.
Electric lighting steam heat Otis elevator ana every
possible convenience
135th St., south side, vacant lot'
commencing a1o r. II inches Of Fifth Ave- vasant
lot) size 25x99 II Terms liberal se Y,,.--
Maps and further particulars OF Aucoonee'' w "
St. Telephone 3343 Cortandt
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO AFFAIRS.


rEREsT WILL BE PAID.
p.,,ora March 3o-It was ofacially announced
this afternoon that the interest on the EXTENDED ~
nor cent bonds Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company will be paid on April l. Tne payment OF
the Interest this issue may mean that ai ii'e'es'
charges will be met when due
Considerable uncertainty had been felt among Bal
t,,nor. and Ohio security holders as to whetner or
,ot the interest payments would be made. 1t was
realized that default on April (some OF the oioes'
bonds OF the company being included) "ouio mean
no hope of getting any returns on other oohos VI
the corporation and there was, therefore, oe''er
feeling in financial circles when the announcement
made ,..
payments on the securities Of the Pttsburs ana
western branch which Is operated by dnomaS M M
King as Tasevsf % n. Mo PsS"s and
there Is doubt to the payment OF ine pe n
terest % On the first mortgage bonds. due on July l. 1t
is stated. will be met rv,,,rs IN the wav OF re-
organisation Of the Pttsburg and We:eTn Tt % BE be
done Turing the present year the - & 1e1t M snd
partial Offset to TINS asa 'ns TosSo s9%Rahy RAM
poad bonds and 5000 second mortgage bonds Of
the Pitsburg and Western Railroad ~ Is oouU,n rod
anv r money To- relieve the road Of its assmen.
or should any assessment be levied IL VIII DE e@'
PENNSYLVANIA EARNINGS FOR FEBRUARY.
Philadelphia. March 3o-The Pennsylvania Fai-
road Company to-day issued It's statement OF earn.
ings and expenses for the month OF February ana
two months OF 1885, compared with similar per'ods
of 1895.
PennsyIvania Railroad, lines directly operated
fonth OF February. gross earnings. increase SzS4oo
expenses increase. $52.3o; net earnings. decrease
s1 800; two months gross earnings increase $s1zoo
expenses Increase $506. 400: net earnings. increase
0650o.
Lines west OF PIttsburg and Erie, dHec.y
operated Gross earnings for month OF February In
crease $4,000: expenses Increase S1soo; net earn
ings. decrease $4,000 Two months. gross earnings.
increase. $31.l00 expenses. increase. $S'S0W; net
earnings, decrease, $6.5c0
All lines east of Pittsburg and Erie: Gross earn
ings for month Of February. increase, N0''oW; ex-
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Furnished fousss 90 Crt-Countrp.


TNo RENT.-Newourgho ON Hudson; exceptionally at
tractiye residence. fully furnished. IL rooms abund
water supply and electricity fine stable acres
10 for summer by the year. terms reasonable
before offered for rental immediate possession For
further particulars apply 70 WALTER MASON. No
Walst.. New-York.
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Citn propcrin % fit.

I'VE HAVE VARIETY OF PRIVATE HOUSES.
w and story. In the most select
Portions Of Vest side which we Will
RENT At MOST kEASONABLE PRICES.
call and examine the Houses. as you
will undoubtedly find il TO your interest
lOI WEST 601H ST. 4-STORl.
i3 WEST GOTH ST. 4-STORY.
900 323 WEST l?sTH ST, 3-STORY.
20 10 96 Edgecombe Avenue. 3-story.
Key FOR Edgecombe Ave. houses at 30.
ALL THE HOUSES NOW OPEN
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION CAN 3E HAD.
For Information and prices call at
8T6 COLUMBUS AVE. COR ODD ST.
W. L. HAMILTON.
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4 MINISTER SENTENCED TO JAIL.

101 francs 2ia and exchange
on London 25 francs 20 centimes for checks.
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.


The following plans for new buildings ana ALTERATIONS
fled yesterday:
New buildngs; - H.. .ou,
li3,h-st n g l5O II Of sth-ave. two hve-stofy
b,ick na'f by Henry ha"Nes' o' 'o ...... $4,000
i4ith-st. n S. 30 It Of Amsterdam-ave FOUR
threo-s,o-y and basement brick dweinnS. Dy
L 8 unsrch. OF No 2~ a'i''.a.. west i''.". 10000
owners o =, "a, ,yc three-s,ory
brick and frame Office shed and coal runs, py
the Rhnelsnder gs ld o2e es,ae ehry 1900
Unon-ave = l75 II OF l52d st. four-s'ery
brick ten. tenement oIer ~ James '... M''" 1900
Union s. o. h same p, owner 10000
Alterations: ooo =, a., r.,,u q. n,
of No 32a Wese ennr ,9oad' and 1000
Crend-sf Nos 273 and 275. by David ], rhhnps
ct al Of No Is East Snh-st. to t"o-sory ,oo
rinfrr-ave = ISL n OF lb2d-st by jacob
W,iler, ,.6,;NS Of MS VA ln'on ave. ~ 1000
clinton place 40 80 by Fernando r Walker, ot
Coumt mtus-Sye ana 30 ,os'-s' ~ "a '..... 400
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:. DE WAULTEARSS, Auctfoneer.
SUPREME COURT SALE.
In partition under direction OF
GILBERT W. SPEIR, Esq, Referee.
No. 5 Plntt ~.
lot 23xsO.1. irregular
ISL Centre 81,
10; 25x52 SKIS sx523.
IJ Centre ST..
lot "a Ix54. .6isx2o 1i+x5s.S1
GORE LOT AT JUNCTION OF
Centre 81. and City Hall Place.
1l.6x6xl2.
500 City Hail Place;
cor Reade ST.. running through 70
llard Is Cn~~bsr. G,~y a.lr. FACE, "a; usA
E nna 60 q 80 go ensssr an eaTf ST. esnla
lot 269x1isx2s lxii9
6O6 md COS broadway,
s. r. Cor. Houston ST.
225 West 22d St,
lot 49, 1x9s. .3xi2 4x20x3. 81.
3O4 and 900 Canal St,
IS and 50 Li.penard St.
lot 81. exec 8x38. l1x6s.4
81 and SO Cha nmbers ST.
lot 501hx743x5ox752h.
36S BOwery,
lot "a DISQUALIFICATION
- William So,
lot 0Ox6s. 1x2D lx679.
02l r. Ninth ST.,
lot 2l 2l.oax75x20.lox7S
I66 and l6S Spring So
8. w. West Br0n0Woys
lot 81. 2xt7 GA x34. Al x66 ~.
AAS md $50 seventh Ave~
lots lsx60 and ls ltxisxO.
Beverly Apartm cnt House,
y. w. Cor. Lenox Ave. and l9Sth -
lot 80 llx75
60l Sixth Ave.,
lot I9x6O
8. DE WALLTEARSS Il CO.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
TUESDAY, MARCH 81, 1885,
Al ~ o'clock noon at the New-York Real Estate Sa1"
room. No. III Broadway.
The AbOve.McntiOned Premises.
20 PER CENT. MAY REMAIN
For book maps terms, and further particulars Apply s
the Auctioneets III BROADWAY Ge.ephone caii %"
GILBERT NJ. sPEIR. ESQ. REFEREE
PHILIP L. WILSON. ESQ. Guardian ad i''en
STANTON 4 gibson. ESQs:. Attorneys for Walter
G Gibson Guardian ad liten y MIsn, ~ p,.,..,S.
DE, WITT, LOCkMAN a. DE WITT Fiam''"s
Attorneys. IS Nassau ST.
n g. WOI.BERT. AUCTIONEER.
r. AZ Ncntgomery-st.. Jersey City, a. -
will sell at auction M. on IhNrsday, HHsn -,
the premises fine brovrnstone residence oio
St Jersey City This fire location mouse 70 ~ e.rx
condition. all improvements; terms easy. s~s
purchaser permits inspect premises OF auc'ohee'.
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
DWIGHT school,.
- will occupy new building i5 West i3d-st.. near
FIfth-ave about May |. 1890
' Seventeenth year begins September 30.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31

1,O35 AND 1887 MADISON Av.
Four-story brownstone dwellings. each 20 IT, Wide.
One has large buffers pantry extension, sanitary
cellent condition Must be rented this season; no
reasonable oer refused from responsible parties Open
Tor Inspection from 9:3O to $40. and be seen
without permit.
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For Young Ladies.-City.
vi SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
FIREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING
100 AND l62 WEST 74TH-sT.
COLLEGE PREP .tRATIOS.
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6orses ano Carriages

STYLISH private erougham perfect ordea fooa % .sn az
"A new lady leaving city at bargain cah h,ren De Inn
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Same to Fernando Benaer. 12oth-st. s s, ,.oo
HSS, @ # psr,a G5 Ayengs TO saes Is Ms2nn ay
Hya Sn. cn and us %''s s6m1sag Sr 5ns S IS as
Ks,iSum. Ssans Angelica ard Edgar is;ssl,a
Bh ngsrn id}aVns Ward years 5000
Kisht. nht.'t Alonso ' B. and wife Henry Weber;
Block bss~sSs st or and PESf sgs av 10000
Levoy Beniamin NJ and VIE to Ausgs,a r. ains 5000
uson iihs Mary : to the East River Bank 200
S i3h-st 229 It OF Gth-ave year ....;;.. -; ''Oo
Lsi Bsians SeFsla aad Loan R haf
LANCER. Henry. to Arthur Thorn s6th-st' :, 40
ii5 Il Of loth-ays ,,a ysars IS ;;barne rewes
n 5othst. So # OF iOth-ave. years ana ,soo
Moore 20 noNSn Marian. to Fidelity Deposit COMPANY
Of MARYLAND i2dst 100 IT %, S.i lien 5000
McKelvey. John Elizabeth E Smith. No oo- ., COO
Thorn 5 sedswlck-ave. 1876 # n Of Perot- 400
MsyeT s yfals Harry to David Mayer Brewing corn,
pany W 5 White Plains Road. lot ST. map 900
M1nson r a' sarah Harry Samuel ssnG Day 6
ns iHn lana af' of 'rfsDs ThaGdeus Rolf 1900
Same to William Iowrdes same properly. ~" $50
Nammacf % Mary ii, the Emsraas ,ss InSusrafl 3, al
PSg Wilhsm ana waie s,e.st 10 ins,aments s775
peasey' Emma to Campbell Ford & Hance. W $ nooo
ndy brSs Ia H. to map s
''fHne Enesclin Place 1883 of Lisbon Place 900,
scSasn6crs ysiTs Morris: and wife to MGcabs
send. trustee OF Isaac townsend . o" 1000
port. years :. "a isa,c
Sawyer Flora. 70 Edward oppenhei1mher % ysar 1880
Me'zger lfoa 81, 49, iO ~ " vear'... 2OC0o
Sackett Mary 4 and Charles A. TO Isaac Lowns-
= S 3ast and n 2d-st. lot 81, map 'nipnr p
Place So 4 OF iStnst' dar "ooAi'o. anu $4,000
Townsend. Amy C. to same same property ~ $4,000
vaD poF o.sn ye"J john and wife to the Equitable
Assurance H Society ETY. OF the United s'a'es ~ 1o5Oo
Same to same Nos Nos las and 100 west o''s. 1900
Williams John NJ. the Seamens BanK ior
saynss New-iork' & W corner west ~ .o.. 1000
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C,tn RraI gstate for Sale or Go Eet.


NOR SALE OR ro LEr.liio Madison-ave. an ere
pant fourstory medium size dwelling, win puer D
nan,ry extension, price, $50 900 rent 500 by
PN''' ]. e. LENlNESS, )? Liberty-st
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Fortyfour Drawings by Harry Whitney McVickar printed
in colors with accompanying text Large svo. Cloth
Ornamental. 81 100.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
ALSO BY Mr.. McvICKAR:

OUR AMATEUR CIRCUS. or. \ NEW YORK SEASON
Twenty Colored Plates. With Explanatory Legends
C,hons ouarto bound In SILK s. o. In BoxD
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
Jnsirnrilon.

HARPER BROTHERS Publishers New-York.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31

TIME MISSES EIYS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
s5th and s6th Streets
New-York.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31

THE HAND OF ETHEL
BERTA.
TIE WOODLANDERs.
FAR FROM THE MAD
DING CROWD.
THE MAYOR OF CASTER
BRIDGE.
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New-York tribune., 1896-03-31

T. G. woIBERT. AUCTIoNEER. ..
r. AZ Montgomery-st.. Jersey CITY, -, "a -.
vii, s.,i q, auction al D. ~ on Thursday, April "a %
The premises the nne brovnstone residence 5lS .aIcn
St Jersey City This fire location; mouse - N e" INC
with all terms easy 70 su's
nurchaser permits 10 inspect premises Of auctioneer.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-24

Go and see "The Deacon" at Costello's opera house, Thursday night, July 30. Popular prices only, 9 and 35c.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-24
TuELAWN PARTY NEXT WEEK.

\ p.r@@aut social happening in NcW- towns summer life is the lawn party which is to ocluT on Thur,day of next wcrh. July t" This will b. conducted by the ladies of the Congregational church on the grouud~ Of L.r. Morris in Nc~toHu Street Small tables will bc arranged about the grounds, and ice c5yam with cake will he served. The be~r of homr made candy in abundance will be for sale, with lcmouad" to make life bcarabIcifItb bra hot day. The place is rouvonicnctoa}I.a and eho social fcutur" t- no ema" part nr tn" plea u-o. T.nt all the poop,o r.m.. Tn" 4r.Wa7 will be ready at o'c5oy> in tfr aflrrnoon ard continue open through tue evening. if the duy prove stormy, tue party will be held on Jhc lir-t clear day.