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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-10-01
MADISON MAN CHOSEN.
Joseph w. Cochran Elected President o
Christian Endeavorers.

Madison, Wis. Sept. 26-[Special]-
The state convention Of Christian En-
deavorers today elected officers as fol-
lows:
President, Rev. Joseph w. Cochran, Madi-
son.
Secretary, Nellie Jones' Sparta.
Treasurer. Lottie owen, Milwaukee.
Superintendent department Christian Citi-
zenshp, G. G. Harvey, Racine.
Missions, Prof. w. D. Gibson, Appleton.
Junior department, Nellie e. Harrington,
GAINESVILLE.
Sabbath observance, Rev. J. B. Davidson,
Milwaukee,
Evangelistic endeavor Rev. J. D. Boswell.
Appleton was chosen as the next place
of meeting by a large majority on Il
standing vote
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su;ciae of Charles Schueltge.

Milwaukee,. WIS, sep. Ae io yoors =
- liza eommitted suicide by hanging
GGopellif in the wardrobe of his room at
n nne e. ~ p . avenue early this morn
i in~ IN The body was discovered by other
Occupants of the house and the c ans to
was notified and removed the remains 70
the morgue. ,od for some
+;noo His wife. who lives ut Germa an,
ai,ide NTH streets. survives him. The
,.olm had not lived together for
year past.
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Gets One Year in Prison.

Chippewa Falls, Wis, Sept Is
James Anderson, who attacked Conduc
tor Gavin of the Wisconsin Central road
June % last, emptying his revolver at
the trainmen, was brought into munich
pal court Saturday afternoon and en-
tered plea of guilty, being given
year in state prison.
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FOUND IN THE RIVER.
Sudden Death of j. B. Stocking of Eau
Claire at Hudson.

Hudson, Wis, Sept. 25.-[Special.]-
The body of J. B. Stocking was found
in Willow river yesterday afternoon.
A fisherman discovered his vest floating
on the water and on nearing the shore
found nearly all the balance of his
clothing in a boat moored to the shore.
1t is thought he had been in the water
over twelve hours. None of his rela-
tives have arrived as yet, but it is
thought the body will be taken to Eau
Claire. Letters were found in his room
for his brother and Dr. Johnson.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-10-01
FORMERLY LIVED IN OSHKOSH.

Chicago Doctor Who is Charged with y
Servant Girls Murder.
Oshkosh. Wis, Sept. 2S.1lSpecai.]E
DR. +. w. Winters. the physician under
arrest at Chicago charged with the MUIR
der of a servant girl named Emma Bar
tells, was located in this city last winter
and spring and conducted a physicians
practice, which was made the subject of
police investigation. The doctor left the
city before the officers reported.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-10-01
BALM FOR A WOUND.
Superior Man Sues the Lehigh Coal Conn
pany for $4,000.

pany for $4,000.
West Superior. Wis, Sept. 24ISpe-
cial.1LSuit has been brought by Dellor
Portance through his attorneys. O'Brien
& Vaughn, against the Lehigh Valley
Coal company for $4,000 damages, al
legged to have been sustained by him
while in their employ. Portance's hand
was injured by being drawn into pull
lev. He alleges that the defendant was
negligent in that he was working under
the orders of foreman and should have
been notified as to when the machinery
was to start. The defendants are the big
coal receiving company on Tower Bay
slip known as the ''wigwam" dock from
the novelty of it's apparatus.
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FOUL PLAY IS FEARED.
Mysterious Disappearance of Former
Stevens Point Man.

Mysterious disappearance u d HoE"of
Stevens Point Man.
Stevens Point, Wis.,, Sept. 24.|[Spe-
cial. 1-Fears are entertained in this city
on account of the absence of Frank
Bliss. former resident, but now living
at Big Timber, Mont. He left home
on September with trainload of sheep
for Chicago, and passed through this
place on the following Friday. He in
tended visiting relatives here on his re-
turn and was expected to arrive Tues
day, September Is. Nothing has been
heard from him since he passed through
here. Foul play is suspected. His pho
tograph has been sent to the police de-
ma rtment Of Chicago.
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ing the meeting H. J. Killilea of the
Jockey club stated that the club had de-
cided to give the Agricultural society
quit-claim deed of all the improvements
made on the grounds which now amount,
il is said to shout $50 600
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-10-01
BARABOo HOTEL ROBBED.

Two Railroad Men Arrested in Chicago
Suspicion.
Baraboo. Wis, Sept. 24.-[Special.]-
The Northwestern hotel was entered last
night and S223 was taken from Cum
mings sisters. the proprietors. Two
former railroad men here were arrested
in Chicago this morning on suspicion.
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I. o. G. T. CONVENTION.
Officers for the Eighth District Elected at
the Marshall Meeting.

the Marshall Meeting.
Marshall Wis, Sept. 26.-[Special.1-
The annual session Of the Eighth District
lars, was held at Marshall Thursday and
Friday. Officers were elected as follows:
D. G. T., Thomas T. Pyburn, Cottage
Grove; d. c., Jasper Dexter, South
Wayne; D. V. T., Eva Bewick, Burke;
D. S. J. T., Flora Steele, Prairie dn
Sac; y: p. superintendent, Il; Bunkel-
man, Waupun; d. secretary, Ada Evans,
Prairie du Sac; D. treasurer, Mrs. Eva
Frazier, Madison. Rev. w. III. Clark,
grand chief templar, addressed a large
and enthusiastic meeting at the NJ. e.
church last evening.
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MILWAUKEE, MATTERS.
wars in Prison.

,r;lvaukee. Wis. Sept u, Is, : Vas Was
fond guilty Of criminal , ehbfge Pre- Re
ferrea aon os mss to ten years at Waupun'
w Mas lives ut 2442 Center street
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MADE AN ASSIGNMENT

" store inf, of A. ". Brist 8 Son !.
[[ s n lier W F1 Br;st Wis Wis Sept "a
n Ton, general dealers s' ana q son Of Mills
ward an a9; assignment late !, merchandise,
The u ,s Mlls of Millston is 's IN night Ed
John A. Tol are $500 iabiitesa ss.gnee.
are the pri o,man & Company Of c SSi;5oo.
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KELLY CONTINUES AS MANAGER.
Plans of West Superior Land and Inn
prOVement Company.

PrOVement Company.
West Superior, Wis, Sept. 26.-[Spe-
cial. Wv. B. Banks. the local member
of the receivers for the Land and River
Improvement company has returned
from New York, where the board held !.
meeting to talk over their plans. 1t was
arranged that Robert Kelly, the present
general manager, should continue to act
in that capacity and be vested with full
authority to represent the receivers in all
cided to make no change of policy at this
time. but to allow matters to run along
as they have been until a more agrees
siye policy can be carried out
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DECIDED NOT TO WAIT.

Nimmick, the Eau Claire Forger, Es-
capes from Jail.
Eau Claire, Wis, Sept. 2S.-[Special.]
-Nimmick, the noted forger awaiting
sentence in the county Jail, broke out at
II 80 this morning and has not yet been
caught He had gained access to the
Jail office and broke the lock of the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-10-01
RUFUS A. oSGOOD DEAD.

Welt known Fond du Lac Young Man
Passes Away.
Fond du Lac, Wis, Sept. 26-[Spe-
cial. Rufus A. Osgood of Havershill.
Mass. died at 81 Waupun street at 10
o'clock yesterday morning at the age of
So years. The deceased is survived by
his mother, who attended him during
his last illness. The remains We're
shipped to Havershill. Mass, yesterday
afternoon for interment
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.o,,;' ee Years for Buro,

James snn ht Wis, Sept. % cary.
the count eo All who has been nl Tsp
tax 9dsar W It G na0R Mhs
% three years at worms A'orn,ng
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-10-01
NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN.
L. B. Ruka is President of the Boscobel
Driving Association.

Driving Association.
Boscobel. Wis, Sept. 23.-[Special.]E-
At meeting of the Boscobel Agrlcul-
tural and Driving Park association the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: l.. B. Ruka, president;
George Kruel, vice-president; f. q. Muf-
fey, secretary; T. B. Sarles, treasurer;
executive committee, George +. Hllder-
brand. William H. Pittman and John
Scheinpfug. The report of the secretary
shows the association to be in excellent
condition. The date for the fair next
year will be set by the committee IN
few days.
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Eagles and Deer for Cash.

Madison. Wis, Sept. 2S.-[Special. j
Executive Clerk Coon has a communlca-
ton from friend at Butternut who has
two live cages and a live deer which
he wants to exchange for cash.
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JURY COULD NOT AGREE.

NO DECISION IN the barkOWSkle Damage
Case at WautOma.
Wautoma, Wis, Sept. 23.-[Special. i
The case of Mary Barkowskie VS.. the
town of Shields for $4,000 personal dam
age. brought to Waushara county on a
change of venue from Marquette coun
ty, occupied Judge Webb's attention for
several days. The jury disagreed after
being out all night, standing six to six.
The case of e. l.. Ashly VS.. the Gear.
heart Lumber company of Chelsea Tay.
lor county, for $4,000 for the loss ~
an arm some six years ago, was discon.
timed
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Both Hands Blown Off.

Hebron. Wis, Sept. 2S.-[SpeciaI1--
Nalaska Som is laid up with both hands
blown to pieces by the premature explo-
sion of Il gun while out hunting Sunday.
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WANT FRANCHISE ANNUIIrn
10 be Commenced Asa;,
central Electric s"hst the

Contra, "a mmenced Against tn.
Within 'e the W next Sept fa9a5 23.-[specialL
zen GENERAL Mylrea will be ua VS. Attorney
ely Gtsy Attorney Davidson , pttt;ltloned by
the s . I'll Oshkosh, to commence l act ior the
Cent raihu n1t of the franch;S setlon for
ganiz gained t Electric Railway eomnan OF the
SON and , otboSya years ago by JKan fy,,, o.
in this city Witch h build an electric lne
s ba y, when the comna us only fairly start
aahos OF a receiver went into the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-10-01
LA CROSSE BANKER FAILS.

John Lienlokken Makes an Assignment
to j. L. Pettingilf.
La Crosse, Wis. Sept. 2S.|fSpecial.l-
John Iienlokken, the banker, made an as
signment today to ]. l.. Pettingill, who
gave bond for $4,000, which is claimed
to represent the assets. The bank sus-
pended during the panic of 1893, but re-
sumed business again few months later.
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Marinette Boy Badly Burned.

Marinette, Wis, Sept. 2S.-Georgie
Smith, the S-year-old son of Supervisor
r. M. Smith, was seriously and perhaps
fatally burned yesterday. Dressed in
his night robe he tried to light the kitch-
en- fire with kerosene and he caught
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-10-01
Norwegian Church Dedicated.

La Crosse. Wis, Sept. 2S.-[SpecialH
The new St Paul's Norwegian Lutheran
church was dedicated with appropriate
exercises yesterday. When completed the
structure will cost 5000.
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IMPROVED THE RIVER.
Navigation from TrernpeaIeau to St. 20
Now POSSihle

Now Possible.
Trempealeau, Wis, Sept. 24.-Tsno
ciaL Maj. Mckenzie. who has cb ,ape.
of the upper Mississippi Improvement mt r -
ports that anI al trouble at Telegraph Island
moved by the engineer corps under re re-
mand of Capt. Thompson. By tha e e9ln-
ton of several wing dams a stage Of Gull eaoLr
feet of water exists there, maxine nv nour
cation again possible to st. Pani na ~.
large packets. which has been effectuallp ~
blocked at this point for the past montSy
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COMPLETED ITS WORK.
Board of Control Adjourns Until October
estate Bills.

Madison, Wis, Sept. 24.-[Special.]-
The state board of control has complet-
ed the work of the regular monthly ses-
sion and adjourned to meet October 6,
when the years work will be closed up.
Specifications were prepared and pro-
posals are being invited for system
of ventilation for the state prison, and
these proposals are to be in by October
5 for consideration. Bills audited for
expenses at the various state institutions
for the month are:
State hospital for the insane, Men
dota observation-disclosures. SIC, AS. 20
Northern hospital for the insane
Oshkosh ...................... Is, 739 90
School for the deaf, Delavan. -. 6,564.G8
School for the blind, Janesvile. S,795. AS
Industrial school for boys, Wau-
kesha ..................... 6,24675
State prison, Waupun. ........... 7,4S7. 90
State public school, Sparta. ....... 5,355. 90
Home for the feeble minded, Chip
pewa Falls ..................... 12,26S14
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
Sale Of Cease at aurtlof,.


EIFTH AVENUE. Near 125th Street-Su'
preme Court City and County Of New-York. In the
Matter Of the Application OF Charles a. Trittenton and
In pursuance Of decree duly made and entered upon
the above entitled application bearing date April 9Th 1885,
public auction the Real Estate Exchange and Auc-
ton Rooms Limited ~ 10 IS Liberty Street. In New
YSS CITY on ss b DAY 81 sa s
tonee the premises In said decree mentioned az the lot
20i9 Fifth Avenue New York City, and therein more
particularly described as follows:
All that certain lot piece parcel OF land with the
H c 81 nG
side OF Fifth distant nineteen feet eleven
southerly the formed by the intersection Of
the ssserly side OF Fifth Aysnls With the souhery side
eastery parallel to street
and partly through the GENRE of party wall eighty
feet thence westerly parallel to twenty
nth and partly through the centre Of another
party WALL eighty feet to the eastsry side Of Fifth Ave-
The lease will be awarded to such bidder a. shall offer
payment OF all and assessments which may
become lien upon said premises during the term Of
said Lease % Sy & the term q @
a. the saoH os EACH
said premises the period OF twenty-one years
Court IL Il. sid decree such rental 70 me oSnd
erected lessee is also pay the costs and other
For further information Il the further tsrrns and
particulars OF the lease apply to the undersigned
Dated New York. Aesil IN !sse nrocv rso
swAYNE swAyNE. Referee.
Attorneys for Petitioners. 10 Broadway
100 Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.


Sales were held at both the auction rooms yester-
day. The offerings were many. but the bidding was
not active. and some Of the buyers secured bargains
At the Liberty Street Exchange. Charles A. Ber-
ran sold. West One-hundred- fourth ST.
north side. 200 feet Of Eleventhave plot 50x53e
to Alexander Brothers. for $3.50.
At the Broadway Real Estate Salesroom, Z. II.
Ludlow d Co., sold to close the estate Of Joseph
Foss, the two-story frame house. lot 2x100 In Potter
Place 80 feet west of Cadiz Place, to Mrs. James
wall, FOR $780, the lot adjoining, 25x2OO. to b. Foss
for 700; the next lot adjoining 25xl00 to G. Dunphy
Tor 1900 and the next lot adjoining, 25xl0O to H.
Foss. for $500.
Bryan L. Kennedy sold, to close the estate Of
Thomas Kelly West One-hundred nd Atty second
st. north sde 300 10 feet OF Western Boueya I'd
pot A2x199l0. 10 John O. OKeefe. for 81, 600; tho
plot adjoining, 25x199l0. to the purchaser for
$780, the plot adjoining 25xls910. John A. Martin
FOR $3.50 and the next plot adjoining 265xi91l. to
teenth-s two-story brick stable, lot 2Oxs06 TO Will
lam Wallace. for 1880; also No. 70 West Thirty
sixth-st., four-story brownstone dwelling lot
25xsS9, to Mrs p. Logan, for 81, coo; No 23s East
droriy-hfh-st2 a four-story brick hathouse. lot
ZZxyl. 10 j. NJ. Ftzsimmons, for $500: No 22s East
Thirteenth-st.. threestory brick dwelling lot q 5x-
1893. to Samuel Simon. for $4,000; also, In fore
brownstone dwelling lot l9x100. to Louis E. Wilton
for 1880
AT private contract L. j. Phillips Co. sold for
Henry l. Beers TO T.. T. Murphy the southeast corner
OF ne-hundred d-fourteenth-st and ST. Nicholas
ave. plot ia .2xllS. 5x693xlO0. on private terms.
Terence Farleys Sons have sold since Monday
three OF a row Of five four-story dwellings on the
Drive. which they have just completed The prices
were about $0co0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
FdHT AT TIE n. AZ. A. c.
wv FORMER CLERKS SAY THEY WE'RE AS
sauLTED BY THE CLUBS ENGINEER.

wv foRMER CLERKS SAY THEY WERE AS
sauLTED BY THE CLUBS ENGINEER
nsht which took place at the New Manhattan
~' Club was aired In the Yorkviile Police
S,a,t yesterday. when Patrick Walsh the engineer
y. 'ne club building. was arraigned before Magls-
"ae orann. charged with assault. The complain
aus IN the case were Samuel SLIDER and Charles r.
"Asnai OF No. 63a Third-ave.. former clerks at the
'iuo On April 10 Mr.. Balantne, who holds a
great share OF the stock OF the club and who has
zen dischargng some OF the old employes dis
mlssed the CHIEF engineer. william Hickey On
u~saIlng OF dickeys dismissal half dozen NJ the
olner employees OF the club among whom were silber
INA rno Marshall, went on strike On Monday night
ana their clothes According to their story while
"a the clubhouse they were assaulted by Walsh
wno, they say. struck Sber In the face and head
Sno BACKED Marshalrs eyes Then he threw them
vnto the sidewa.k. they say. When they got nm fhs
sisrks went to the Grand Central Police Station and
.sAeo that the engineer be arrested They were told
mat they must obtain q warrant from police
magistrate and on Tuesday morning they related
Sneir woes to Magistrate Brann. In the Yorkyille
$$SSurt who issued warrant for Waishs arrest
t tne engineer, who lives at No. SIS East One-hun-
$sla -thirty-hfth-st.. was arrested by Policeman
oS!xe yesterday morning
when arraigned IN court the prisoner said that
= mad first been assaulted by the compliments,
r sa mat he had only defended himself Magistrate
tIo.a.nn. however. held him In 81 900 bail for exam
GGsuon April q. His bail was furnished by W. II.
s"enty-hfth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans were hled yesterday:
New buildings:
White Piains-ave and 5,h-st. e corner. for thrae
three-story frame tenements. BY Levi Mace, a..
Whit 81 w Psinsssre iso It Of i,have. for
two-story frame dwelling and store. by Karoline
Jenchaik. OF williamsbridse. owner ....... 40
" 6nes,,ery frame stable. by same owner
i5sth-st $. 1850 Il OF courtlandt-ave. for two
four.story brick fats. by Francis Thorn. OF a. a
Moshola-av.. ss. 1000 feet n Of Rverdale Lane
by same owner. for one-story frame WORKSHOP
a two-story and attic frame dwelling by Paul
Kappe OF rnonport owner yv,,;,.r,.nr;i.. 10
Tor two two story frame dwellings by Ottilia
Kchelt, o. No 80 sutton Place owner nsr for o'
Ba,n:d. and vasnns BY Frank Lock-
wood Of No 2ii6 vanderbllt-ave. owner 90
Knssbrdxe Road 80 i2 f o, ,ns sven sy
Herman Hampe. Of 8-ave and 1s9th-s
...........,'......' '''''''''''''.'''''
1.awrence.I No "A. by Joseph roerst. Of No SO
Lawrence-st. to a three-story frame store and
7,s.sve ana iith-a e corner by the estate Of
William Rhinelander No 100 west itth-sI q
s sS b store 1sD sns Marin Of No
2 100 Arthur-ave. TO one-story ana auto or'e~ a
vssn,ine.sv. and iss,h st. corner by the CRY
OF New-York. to threestory and attic frame "a
c, nIspns. No is. by Frank white Of No
7cs Putnsm-sve. 10 three:story brick bakery. so
ew-Bowery No So by William Craft. OF No
249 St James Place. Brooklyn TO nve-story ~
,.S,hs Nos Is and is East by the city o. New
York to three-story brick public school 20
New"YorS to iwo-story brick public school. s
woodrufY-sve, n s. rs It Of Lillian Place; by a.
E.sdg 70 u.s. si ss as NspSs i iss
I2d-s to fourstory brick dwelling Ing IA
los waverey Place to a .hree-story brick
dwelling .........'.''''.''''...'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
GoFF CRITICIsEs BRANN.

Recorder Goff in Part I. General Sessions. yester-
day criticised Magistrate Brann for the latters ac-
ton in fixing bail in excise case. John j. Mooney,
OF No IS Monroe-st bartender in the saloon at NO.
IS Monroe-st. was arrested Sunday. March 49, for
alleged violation Of the excise law When arraigned
IN the Essex Market Police Court, Magistrate Brann
held him In 500 bail for trial. When the case was
brought before the Justices OF the Special Sessions
they said they had no jurisdiction. and sent the
case to General Sessions. When Mooney appeared
before the Recorder yesterday the latter sad THE
magistrate of the police court had no authority TO
fix bail at 500 in this case. The law makes IL man
datory to fix bail at $1,000. You must furnish that
amount" Mooney pleaded not guilty and sent out
Tor hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
Gunntrr propertp for Sale.

(>ORNER BRICK STORAGE WAREHOUSE. tenement
u arc stable In Hoboken for sale. now leased to nrs-
g. cent net per annul price,
SiG cr0: must sell J. p HAYES. No. 12o West 23d-st
TNIIZApETH N. J.-For sale-Residences In best loca.
~ ,,ons: all improvements; in good order; *4Np ana
,ds iott r. Chewood. IS Broad-st. Elizabeth. N j.
IN 1onnectIcut hills overlooking the willimanc VAL
Lev. large house containing 10 rooms HARDWOOD
Tn.b heated by steam open re places broad piazzas
spring water throughout etc. extensive pens 70.
horses and cows icehouse, stone hennery na cr,ie
mems residences are by large hotel Is 20 De Du
in the vicinity this spring: this Is rare opportunity "
nur cha valuable property a very low price
For and particulars
p g. wHITMORE.
Hartford. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16

4 THE RESIDENCE OF WILLIAM WINTEE Eox
II THIRD-AVE. FORT HILL. NEW.kKiGhlt o. u.
Threestory Cottage containing TEN RooMS %th p s,J
room large closets ana cornmodious she'd Double fa1io
Dining Room and Kitchen on lower floor: seven Bed
rooms. The noorins q Of Florida Pine Two LOTS ~ a.;
from the upper windows House in perfect repair a
minutes walk Of trolley cars Inquire on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
AN ARMENIAN MASS-MEETIyG

~. mass-meeting Of the citizens Of New-York will
ne'd at chickering Hall Tuesday evening
~ under the auspices OF the Armenian Relief As
,s~~on IN behalf Of the Armenian cause and the
~ % Christian nations in seeking the enlighten-
s"o elevation of their feow-creatures through
IoSsS ny iabors Among those expected to be
000aomss - vartan DfLoyan, refugee from the
49, ~ massacre. and w. W. Howard, the special
'{I1S svrespondent and relief commissioner, who
S ~ netrated Armenia and has just returned
second perilous journey.