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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-07
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

me most interesting sale the Broadway Real
Estate Si!esroom yesterday was by Peter f. Meyer.
In FORECLOSURE proceedings OF an Aston leasehold.
me tease was made by Charles r. Southmayd. Philip
assam ana Henry Day. as trustees for william
..s'o' uhder the will OF William b. Aslor. deceased.
,ne piopSry Is at No. 1i5 East Fourth-s. 4 five
81, p.iCh tehenleDt house a lot .Jx9t.2. ami was
uu",ie..seI 10 me defendant. Louis Besendahl. by
.,.a ~, Scnidder Jr, VINO was the plaintiff IN the
aca.oh ne lease was from May l. 1873 for twenty
fedrs, al an annual rental of 81. 400 The encum-
duceo upon tne properly amounted $.,0J6. TIE
pua!nS was dull. ard confined 10 an outsider
az VIZ Pidinsn VINO bought the properly for $500
James l. Wells sold. in foreclosure interior lo. 100
Ieet west of Vanderbilt-avc and CO feet north Of
hundred seven hist s5 feet to private
!oaa Ni' tlree-siory brick building 10 the plain
ssn. David Is. sckels receiver OF the Harlem River
savings Bank. for $40
H. Ihoenix lnsraham e. Co. sold in foreclosure old
Mac9mD.s Dam Road side l25 feet south OF r
~. w ON : farm. 25Xil2G. being lot No 3l6 man Of
ttnWoQd 10 NE plaintiff, the West End Coopera tive
D,IiunS ana Loan Association. fof 81. 200.
~. = Mapes a Co. sold. In foreclosure Boone or
iLoheftnow-aVe. west side. 30 feet south OF Char.
Travis, for si0). ~ '
., Littery " Stearns have sold for James Walsh
~ nte-story triple fla thouse and stores No 2Oet
III, Hi n.h,a,vc. TO Frances Simmons for $4,000
= har'otte Augusta Drayton has leasel No
90 ntn-aVe 10 the Engineers Club for ten wears
ana four months. The club will MAKE exie1edvo
"ittfsiratonS TO III the dwelling for club purposes
II insch BROS nave purchased the two lIve-storv
uilck teieinents on plot i9iix1Oo on the mort h.
go. ssoinei OF flShth-ave. and observation-disclosures
private terms ''''''"''''' vi"
Mrs Sarah Taylor has sold the four-s;orv brick
anu stone dwelling No 1856 West seventy dftb.s,
lot 21xio22. for $1,000 ST.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD O. NTW JERSEY
'Anihra lite @oal usei Exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Rlock Signals.
O. snf a. or Jct. II is?s

'Anthra lite -oal used Exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block gnals
O. ant
TraiL- lent- station foot ~ Liberty St
For Easton SetHiehen,. Allentown Nanrh Churk &C.
IN ~ ':to r';4S n Fsston> NJ t:I0 I 20 Ais
"a 20 - Fss'~r). 50, q 90 ,i.rfnv-- S,ndsvs
-, T.ta - Eas'on' I'm $40 GnO p "
For W'kest 20 P't's'on md Scranton DIN NJ
i'lo I'm si' " SIN Laws - A " Wv ~ 49,
70 20 80 500 50, poop " i2,5 MES, snn-
For uarr's."-r 10 500 aro II ~ A N ED
40 40 500 5E p NJ ic.'s nigh. sundays 4 10
NJ. fon $50 Go, p NJ 'efs rieht Wv
Tn' sunharv. L.w.sbu-c s-i wii,,msror, a. $50
A. NJ. sW ~ '
H. AIV. psrr. ROUTE
For LONG np.Nru rcrAN GROVE. &c
For Res Part Lorg pr.nch .eh--v PARK o~.,a
Grove. ana points south ~ POINT Pleasant ~
100 A NJ. ~ t.as. AS 5:3s s:fs p sun
Grnve). 900 A NJ son p
Fer lakewood.
70 SO "
w. r,r--'-r'se To,rs pfvsr p,.x "A
Ps--~ra' an GO
For Atlantic CITY. vinsiani and Rrldgefon 40 81
Wv N-----"'- Roach s~sh-'~h' urhands NJ
Savesnb 100 500 - - TOO 4
S.3s p ~ c'-fn- oon ~ 90, n W
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAIL ROAD

stations foot Of Cortinndt and De.brosse. So,
~,y!W \. W. daily tSuriays 700 \. Nj for MAtCH
III TX and intermediate satiens. ....
rel" A. " dsiiy for ITHACA GENEVA Roc .fIcs
AM the West ard pr pal local points dining
car 70 Suspension Bridge: Pullman ves'buie Sleeper 10
,I.no 4. ". daily excer, sunday. for MATCH
In M ua-rs.u-v
1"'"n "c"~ sa"~ evce-. eur'av.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Gar r,an sv~shued Day Coaches and Parlorcai. Dining
1ncerrc'ce .M"ais la carte
v. VI daily. excep, Sunday. for Easton and IN
40 r. ". daiv except SUNDAY for L. & y Junct
topping only at principal intermediate stations Chair
,":'O y. VI. SUNDAYS only, for Mauch Chunk and
III lIsta,, ard all Intermediate stations.
Ill" y. W. 'sly. evcep, sunday for l.. p JUNO
TON and p-irrira in'a-adrte Pullman buffet
psror c,r 20 Wltesbarre: connecting Pottsvilie.
c.n;Ih ~ VI dn'lv for Eason ami intermediate stations
G'fn y. ". d-'v for Er-FrAro NrArAR. FAILS
srd All po'n's West Pullman Slaener vesthusd Train
re 'ors ro- Pooling sni Harrisburg
BOO y. ". farv rrusCN GENEVA PNcrJrS
Ter WFrATo NrsGsR. FALLS end all points
ra~ :, sleeper TO 'hicago and Runaio Chair
-" !" W: '.rv. except SUNDAY FOR EAsToN ,ni
,sHf,'o'a oos '-s-. s1i'v Sunday fo- Bor-Nn
if.. ~ '-'9-r>-A -o'-'s 'e,-a 5novs. a:o1
r'.ts.- ~ r'i'-7-r a~~o--ooSs'ions %, % au
~ W p-N7Fvav
" R~-erv v Geo Court ae Road.
Tn. 49, o-o@'-- sr-o~ n-ooki~n
Ne"'-Vo-k T-a-s'ar VII call f1r ans shack
tn~~a~" '~o-~ h-.-' --''---- ,.-..,,o,
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON

For Philadelphia week DAYS. 80. 500 Sis 600
1000. II 20 G1'nne carr A. N. I 20 200 ;30. %
tRyr.t rarlo- CaD. 30. 500 Dining Carr. 500. 100
300 p SUNDAYS 40 600 40
(D.nins Can " goo. 400 3 90 Dining Car. 800
r ". - I. night
For Rs,imors ani Washington. week days $50 Sis.
1000 % fo'n-~ '-arl \ 200 $40 500 Dining
Car, 600 p NJ 1873 night SUNDAYS 4:3c 1000 II 10
rD'1irr c'r) 4 ". zoo 500 Dining Carr. 600 NJ.
~ ~ n'rht
Tickets and pa-c-ca- .ea's can b. nrocnrss ~ 'c"' -
p,s-v G., II" 80 crt AS oN ian ,c2 broadway
~ r'N - ras' r"h c. iN Fast t"'th CT OF
81 Columbus Az. Iew York r..i-,
500 rr,,- g
burg The New Transfer rc-'nanv VIII cau SN- and
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO,

Lave Newly Ork. loot OF LdberIy 81, ud5'
CHICAGO = =. NJ and - Is night
PITTsnrR5;: 40. eS sun; sun. .2i' night
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE SIP 10 tDinnns r, G ar,
can m ~ IL night Sunday 10 CDinng Car. II 80
a m. DINING Can. Dining CaT'. Dining Car'' D.
m. II * nigh.
NORFOLK ii.3o daily. . ,,,,
NEW ORLEANS. Through sleeper J."o r. NJ ua''s
tSunday 200 D.. M.
An ,rair. are Illuminated With Pn..ch Light. - -
Of1ce.. ia I72 2ei as il4o R'way. n =. fn 81.
Io7 Bowerv y Y $50 sA Fulton 81. Prookiyn station
~ liberty St e. r. r. ~ y J. baggage cnech-'
srorr ro,ei - des''-p',or
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

"sashington-st. Nos 1874 and 1856 John II Van
ct, on.eh 70 Adelhert VI Van Dohen
-".n-s,. n s. - n . OF 1th-ave. 20xTs: Frei.rct
81 Sauer to Ella f sauer .'.' N''' ''e'e'''N
''t ~ No l6i East; Hattie Iloomng,iale To-
SAM property: Amanda siesel and ano,bcr r. d,
hicha tollcnbergcr. ............ ~
'',n-st. No 326is East, Mary Rafferty, 10 nr5e.f
ca,I", 800 .-....-- ...............
"'tn-S, . =. log II . u lsi-ave Tx irrerul,r.
l., 1aNls hsitnrr to Dora Hctiner. .........
ana ''th-st. " corner. 2nI. 10 % HIST :,
li': Hugh ONein and wife ~ I:liz, g ,TarL
is,-aAe 2 oil II Of l25th-sf 2;x7:. Dsvid
~ f"ft"r ana wife To- C;-orgc V Morton
~ iht-iNe ami llIth-si. " corner q, 1xci
40, n mas Thcsfprd and wife 70 I, n Mr,Inin
'",.l-s'. n = II. Il 81 boulevard IGx.r, II .
w Frederic Layton and wife To- Sarah 4 Clancy
sth-avs and i2lst-st NV corner. .t'axae i,.,xi",,
idhS carney and wife to William Gum and
i-".n-s' y" l6J West. Charles q Richie and An.
,m.i'i executors. TO Frank !. Crawford ..... .
isWh-sf $40 n 81 boulevard i5x.r II .
Patrick VI Lynch and wife 10 " Frederic I,vf'n
OWL. Mary Hvnes to Michael Tooan
1859 -. : IL, T. " 4 courflandt ave I.xI,s,
Hu-li'n" Ni''tnan q al TO NORTH TIL and an
Par lot :. map Woodstock. Marietta Fcrr,ra
ana mother - Luigi Ginpcchlp and VII. -
Parcel in .i,h Ward. At Wll.amsbriige between
lana Nn'dlawn Gem ;ery and lands Johu
Bussing. Jr, contains II G.i Loo acres. also
yiT'ci n Gun Hi Road. ~ cas-; Inc proper 4
Now YORK city. contains 2 4Oe- !. 600 acres the
ASSOCIATION Of the Alumni - Co.umbia College
10 me trustees u Columbia College. City Of
Edwards ave. s. lot 10 map seton HOMESTEAD.
Jpnn II Eden and another 10 Sarah 4 Dunn
loi %" map Van Nes, Park. Eohralm n lew
20 Louise Mcdonald .........................
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WEST SHORE r. K.

trains leave W. t2d $. s,auon: ~ y. as follows and
., NJ, earlier from foot franklin ST.:
.Hs,.:O A a. Daily. Local TO Bunalo
ais 81 Daily Tor Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochss-
liz a. 81 Daily. except sunday to ca.skl Noun
i. ~. ~. New-Psltz. Lakes Nohonk and Mirnewaska
Albany Utica. Sara oz. adwel Lake George Parlor
Ia 70 n pa,iy 10. Albany Montreal Utica. Syracuse
"WW"cheser buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Ia + ~ Daily. sxcep, sunday. for Utica Syracuse
n9enppN Daily " Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Rochester
puao Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland CHI
c,vo nd I>ois
80. ,,h o. nj principal hotels and offices. ..
INN y LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
- " 3 Vanderbilt New York
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Railroads.
RAILROADS.
"AMGRicA's oREArEsr RAILROAD"
NETWORK
GN!T,!,!R!2!Aa,4!..
- & HUDSON RIVER r. r.
TUE cAlln 6nAnR HnliuR LINE
THE F0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

s sRoN oHA>p clSrKAL stA:,oS: .:n s TEE:
SssSs En-. 3 r. 4s. ssa :. a n.a i;
o.ao l. M@Dsiiy Fs.t Mail for Peurhk.ep:,e -, Al,
bany. Utica. syra'ue. P"chester Buffalo Niagara
1"'" "o4a1 MEsc,E una,y D1y Express For all
loo p M-Daily southeastern Limited For co sn.
at PoSrShsps iIa bsns uica "s
100 "n p S sufio c,,r, special for p.,roi,
land Toledo Chi ago Stops at I'ougnkessps.'e
Albany. Schenectady. Utica. Syracuse f'cnes'e'
3:3op -Eycep, Sunday. Yves, Point Poushk'ep''s
4.3O M-Dailv Nortt ,hor. Limited. Due nstror
30 NJ; Chclro = 30 '" m stops al A''""'
600 DAILY For Albany Troy ,,,i.s Ad'r1osars
Fails ceversna T I'll Detroit chicago cincin-
oa" Montreal FIR md S'ss9s foy 'u'as''"
1870 MDsiy For RnfaIc Niagara Fails, sS Gsvs a,
ooo PGsstSrep;. slbany ard T,,ca "a, passenger,
only for poni. FAN Brook Railway. via Lyons
o.,."nr ard ,,r Rochester c., s.. o.vss, WATERFOWL
ordenshurs hurr'" Niasars FANS ciey.lana T To,
ledo Chicago escep, Saturday for Cape vincent anu
1910 ,r cncsso , ard pr sseoo,
sunday neht sunday nights. Chicago s'eepers leave
ooc ',i a,S a ,!a,n M-psv escep, Sunday
Pi,t'rsd via Harlem pyis,on and tn. p.rk-
A': ; q %:'.T' Rs'ss yosKrsss ao,, On
6r r' as run run ss ycrhcr
ns m' y. Road , yss The only line running
Tssnsr rsSc. Cars g; Trough n1st trains
a aGl az nroad~a, 80 Erc,dv .,S
ton Nsvyork Sss and 7oo Fultonst and los Broadway
from hotel residence By the West
'0, yor r,S?rsiS ToT ~cary cropcr DANIELS
General MANAGE t;enerai Passenger Aean'
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DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN X. Il.
StutIons In New-Nork. foot Of barclay and

DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN X. Il.
stations In New-Nork. foot of barclay and
CbristOpher streets. .
CARS. pINTSCH LIGHT.
Direct route I, NEWARK RLDoMFlEip NONrcfAfS.
THE ORANGES. Summit Ba nardsv lie Ba.k i;
o, pOys 5 s rrnyP s SE NJ 2i AXE
MotNTAiN washingi P'lr I.'PSRi'RG EASroN
scRANToN, PlT,TssTosNa 5MyI,iI~MrS5n,TRE $.STi:
COKE r, nAEsMTox X@oRn HoR Rf~p M M;st
Vile. 'TTiCA RICHFIrIp STRINGS cor,,and
sYRAct-sF OsWrGO ITHACA OWrGO =, MIRA
CORNING. BATH DtNsNIrI.E Ri'rrAf.O ami ali
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST -"
500 4 M-b1NGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
10 100 a M-'caf. Car. BuTEALo SCRANTON BiNo.
CJ'sE and OswEGo EXPRESS Pullman Psr,or
Cars. Connecting nj Buffalo with trains FOR chlcrso
100 PP' p EM..Gafe Cs9s sCRANToN W,LvEsp,Rnp
400 p M-sCRANTON wfLKrsp RpF and pf.yM.
Of-rH FXpprsS Pullman RuN~' Parlor Car "
7:so p " Darv,--Rurso v"siLmeG Limited Exor.s,
Tor scRxNToN. ,nINcEAMrON,. EI.WipA RIFF.
Rm~,io with trains 'o- rhicag, ard pon.s w.st ~
'''o TCT 1TEAcA r'rrrL syn '''--~r ana 0sWrGn
FXpRFss Pullman surs. seepers w
rrci,rTc AND p''LTM'N .C'oNNOn ATrnvs NJ,
1ro sSr: T,.H. s Rro,sav,y
OK ave- NowYork: zoe and 100 Fuo- St, ana
inG Rroadwav T'-"@r'vn. Timetables giving full infor.
nnau tr =, ~o>,ps~v viii call ,or .rs
ehcck r,~ra~e to'e' rss'Nrce 70 destination
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Nem publications.
~~~~>''-""'~'''''>''>'''~
A PPLETONS'
~ POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
NOVEMBER
THE MORAL STANDARD. Prof William n.
slowing the arbitrary nature Of the theoloEiea ana
sociai standards of conduct and the ioscai ohai -
scientific ethics
PUBLIC AQUARIUMs IN EUROPE. Illus
trated Bashford Dean.
r,..c-bes the aouariun,s Naples Amsterdam Paris
Berlin and Brighton. and tells how their reais"c e"ee
produced
TUE EMPLOYMENT OF THE MOTOR AC-
INVITES IN TEACHING. Prof Edward
r. Shaw
How n manage healthy children who 'cant keep still
DOUBLE PERSONALITY. Prof. William Ro-
maine Newbold.
scientific view Of cases such as that represented IN
DR.. Jekyl and Mr.. HYDE
NOTES ON BHILS, BURMESE. AND BAT
TAKS illustrated. r. w. Shufeldt NJ. D.
A popular description OF the physical appearance and
mental traits Of three Eastern peoples ,,. ~
Other articles the Crater Of Mount SHASTA; Inc
Abundance Of Animal Life shells Glusirate1' o NO
traedy Popular Superstitions Science In Wheat growing
Evolution OF Insect Instinct; Deaf and Dumb sketch
ES,;or's Table Scientific Literature; Fragments OF
Science.
80 CENTS NUMBER; $500 YEAR
D. APPLETON & CO., NEW YORK.
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ERIE RAILROAD,

,,,,,~n ,,,ins leavu New Jrk. toll "l Iuan1S-.-
.. tnL,xs ana uyv minutes earlier rom " est ~ ~
M.--V esiID uisd Express Daily foe ~ svssv
EUU S,nsnamtou t.flNI tunAlO, thasioru. yanss-
Town MsaUvilis and tbs Vest Arrive buIsls
SIN ~ Al HaglVr to Bu1alo.
- ~ 10 M.-Vestltuicd Limited fast ua. DAILY solid
S(JO ram for Chicago Via Chsutauf.d1 LAKE, arrives
Cleveland s:<O A. NJ. Chicago 3 r. ~. Sleepsts
70 Chicago Cleveland sad ClncinnasL psniaS
~.on :. M;-nunao and c.syssea v,Sisslsd aI e..
fcrd is < ~ Jamestown s53 4. NJ, Sieve-
land lis p. ". siespers 10 Buffalo and cisvs-
land making direct connections Tor Detroit
Chicago and the West ..,- 60.
8:45 P.ls solid 'rais e ch!sasS si.sp:i:, . Bui-
uucKETs. 'Lo:AI TINE ,CARDs AND a., r,,Idi;HsS
sseonmo'ss.is9nss s a. in S and 81 IVES: iSsth;s
Ghanf"rs and West ssdst. ferries. New,Yox; $50 ard
ticboksn ana Jersey City station westcott Exprs cA
~ ana checks baggage frrn hotels ana ss"osse~
AantAnation.
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for new buildings and alterations
were ned yesterday:
New buildings. main Office:
No plans for buildings fled al the main Office
yesterday
Alterations main Office
Washington and Bank fts. corner 10 n two
story brick stable and storehouse. by II ~ u
Huntoon. address omitted. owner ............ $3.50
Grand-st No 212. three brick and
stone hotel by Herman settelmeyer. OF iGist
~ and Caldwell ave- owner .................. 100
1l5th-st No $50 West. Manhattan
ave, 10 fye-story brick tenement by T. Her
ring. estate. OF No 40 East i2ih-st. 100
lst-ave No TJs. nve-stOrv brick municipal
lodging house. by Charles Soldier. Of Nos 1924
IiDerty-st owner Observation-Disclosures. 1000
No plans for new buildings alterations were filed at
the branch ONCE yesterday.
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Gorses ano Carriages.

.,~c,.,--~>~-~o>~-->-~~-o~-- nv ->-
TEAM black and bay carriage horses for sale; ahont
\ IL, hands. together $500 VIII sel separately
a Hack 500 and bay for slJu belong TO
III, Gown New resident now giving up bis stable
ASK 10 see them at fooihS si"bi-Eh' -'' "o@t
S1thst.
u1op s.IE-Morgan cobs. years: i,3 hands; extra
IOr,sc actors without blemish A-k Tor Europe
Team Mason's Stable. PaIk-aNe ana 'stn-s,.
WEST 10Th T.--lrivate stable TO let: elegant
i annnin,ments FIVE stalls and box stall
carriage liz harness closets including living rooms
90, cnschrnan rent So open for inspection without
,crroit . 10 10 a. m. TO . p M .
permit " q. W. BASHFORD. II Wai-st.
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FURNISHED Apartments Uanlco.

r,,vIIy or ADULTS require handsomely iurn'sn"f
I<'> ~. less than family sleeping rooms
room ming kitchen etc, Tor seas 7.
=" ,ur m,nths Location on or near flt'h Avenue Sl'
hsicv tod street Address, WIN t'iins anu '''''"'
RUSTIC. Tribune once
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RECORDED MORTGAGEs

Biumenberr. Henrietta. Muriha Garry W
Whit Plains noal. lot iss, map Il fenneii
canavotio John y and Mary J. 70 Iuison : Todd
IS carmin' ST. - I; Of Beiford-si. No So
coreeii. Emily and HAIRY. to the Mount Morri,
e p5s,S Tqanf snl Loan As.oss,ion ''
Clark Eliza = ana husband to Thomas Lyons.
ia5ih 900 = iceea ave. 7S e''.'''' 80
Day oman ~ - William Brown. executor
81 ps,.s : satecck. " corner Willow
Dunn sarah 4. t, Mar, T. Eden Edvard,-
=, ave- bot i."s4. map - s.ian Homestead var. l.:
6anlar ave- os ,f'''i q, s2i. '' ,ear ~
'i Ensr ,sf . 's. 5 n %, ' 81 s, t.ar IL,
'inoc.a'e. Lnlsi. and VIE O. 'he hachmnnn
81 ,'s map sPP;ny M@ s'-. sn .,eG r, par w:4
stock Ia Z y q cii;ioa =, demand ..... =
' ias5 N &C. E.s ana s: S., t Jsn s's'
Haas. John y. and VIE % M,lsne Bieier-
Hs 5,,. 5G.rs,s,, ne ,ss Gsoss
map par; Of Hun, estate astsimen,s ..',. a:
'0 saHsf r, M as and % id. ns'' ssG.
K and 4o rs 4 80 VIZ Tf c g ' f9.s9n'
MsDon@s I xs., to ESss@ Levy LOT 80"
Norton. Jar,es. % TIL. guarantee ana Trust GO.
OMAR CIV Nen. 70 tie New York c,op.r,,i,~ co.
:, ave. a7s q n Of Pelham nead ln.tanenif -
thon;-ave. 7so # d southern Boulevard !
Roger. James r. and wife Francis \ FL
Meyer, Opdyke-s 90 II Of kAtonah-
ave. wears. ...........
Rinckhon William =. and wife to Robert Muh.
i1fis iN5 = o. ~ 10th ave. years. 100
Siefke Louisa. Il ri - gner Van Horn. n
ner Prince and south Sh-st.. ! yesr......-... "a
Siefke. Henrietta T.. TO same corner Trirc~-
81 and South 9Th ave YEAR. .....-.....-. 100
Souihard Frederick II. = al 20 Mar Frost ct 81.
executors. etc. No 152 West 20th-si. and Nos
40 and 400 West c2i-st Secures DO
schnugg. Francis ]. - Lambert Suydam.
iOisi-st ~ n ~ ;th ave months ....... 1875
Tooian. Michael to Mary : Haynes. Nelson
2.ris n n - Deroc-si. 3 years. ...........
The College - 81 Francis Xavier 20 the Em,grani
Industrial Savings BANK. Elizabeth ST. 49,
Il u Bleecker -. year. ..-.......... 900
Tlldcn. MaTmaduk" and wife - Mary 7. Reed.
guardian Gertrude g Reed corner Madson-
ave and i2vih ~. years .-.. ....-.-....-..- 900
The estate 81 Low to John \ Sievar: al.
trustees 81 the Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance Co. No - 10 80 Mao1ouga.-st.
years ............. ......................... 100
Trockei Joseph. ard wife - August fSIdemann.
= l50h-st. 400 T. " OF 'ourtlanit -aVe year 10
Won Dohlen. John ". 10 Claus Hannemann. Nos
1874 and 13i Washngior-sf. ins'afnen's. 81
Gum William. and Andrew Grant IN James
Carney, corner sth-ave and I2lst -. year. 23J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-07

Tho second Sunday in November mas peoo".S
.noun rs Bible Sunday and nuinpe' - 10 ,h,s
will preach tomorrow upon iiD.e Wi, B,hle So
cy shows that distribution last ysas T st
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-07

IT,, -, ,be ser-centennial of DR.. Storrs's
III 'p 90 prooblvn. Dr. T. l.. Cuyier says. III
-, t,,a,gA,,st that 1t is rich and remarh''oie
"rch in great results. and remai n nthar
n lis production of such discourse sysr Known him
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-07

president Hervey of the Teachers college, haS
.ars, charge of the graded Sunday-scnooi VI III,
new Manhattan Congregational Church. nv IT,
,, $50 all classes as in secular educailon, M
WI. a,,on Of DR. Stimson pastor VIII tahS ptn
nn Monday evening with addresses oE uarcdiph Of
I2rooklyn and others.
The record-union., 1896-02-24
A DISTURBING NOTICE.
Result of an Alleged Error in a Pro
bate Case.
The Supreme Court Asked for Writ
of Mandate Against the Su-
perior Court.

Judge Johnson, having refused an ap-
plication made by the attorneys for
Mrs. c. P. Hensley for an order (nunc
pro tunc) in the matter of the estate OF
C. p. Hensley, deceased, directing that
notice to creditors should be published
for the period of four weeks, the attor-
neys have notified him that they will
apply to the Supreme Court for a per-
emptory writ of mandate requiring him
to do so.
1t is claimed that the attorney who
conducted the proceedings on behalf OF
the administrative failed to have an or
der entered in proper form for the publl-
cation of notice to the creditors of the
deceased to present their claims to the
executrix of his estate. The order did
not designate the time for which such
publication should be made.
Some six years having elapsed and
innocent parties having acquired rights
through the natural order of admins
tration on the estate, Judge johnson
holds that it would now be wrong to
make an order disturbing them in their
vested rights.
1t is said that there are hundreds OF
similar cases on the records of this
county, and that if the Supreme Court
should grant the writ prayed for IN
the Hensley case there will be almost
endless litigation in other cases.
The record-union., 1896-02-24
AT THE TARGETS.
Regular Weekly Practice of the Local
Military Marksmen.

Military Marksmen.
The following scores were made at
the military rifle ranges yesterday:
Company E-Lieutenants Fields 43,
Hughes 40, Sergeants McMartin A.
Gunter AZ, Corporals Nutting 46, May
berry Al, Howerton A., Perkins 43, Pri-
Yates Moon 43, Roman 50, Thompson 80,
Busicks SO, Joe Fleckenstein 40, Groen-
eveld 80, Derman 40, Harkness 80, Cut
ting Al, Gardner 40, John Fleckenstein
43 Showalter Al, Tyler Al.
-shooting-Editor of "Olympian"
A. Sergeant Gunter 43, Corporals How
erton A, Perkins 45, Measure 43, Major
Wallace Al, Privates Thompson Al,
Hardness 40, Cook 43, Platt 81, Cutting
A. Morrill, n, Perry, Company B, First
Infantry, 40
Company G-Captain A. E. Stearns
40. Lieutenant H.W. Rivett 43, Sergeants
Klein 40, Guth 40, De Finnes 81, Benteen
%. Corporals Wray 80, Blair 49, Pri-
Yates Schardin 40, Peck ~, Johnson 80,
Cook 80, Striplin SO, Eldred 36, Mil
liken So, McElroy 81. McLane 33, Richer
80 Woods 81, league 80, Aine %, May
49,
Pool-shooting-H. w Rivett A, ]. A.
Blair A. G. w. Johnson 43. J. L. Guth
43. P. Cook 43, f. Striplin 42, r. De
Finnes AZ, J. A. Klein 42. - McLane
40. J. p. Bean 40, C. Peck 40, w. I. Wal
lace 80, ]. NJ. Milliken 80, W. Wack-
ford &c
The record-union., 1896-02-24
CAVALRY EXERCISES.
Troop b Had Very Busy Day of 1t
Yesterday.

Troop B Had Very Busy Day of It
Yesterday.
Troop B, Captain Cooke. turned out
early yesterday morning and went out
the Freeport road four miles, then east
to the lower Stockton road, and thence
to Oak Park, drilling on the way in the
movements of cavalry on the march.
Arriving at Oak Park at IL 80 o'clock,
the troop was put through field evolu-
tions for half an hour, and did exceed
ingly well, considering that most of the
horses are green and lack that fre-
quency of exercise in cavalry drill to
accustom them to the bugle-calls and
the flash of sabers
At the park a commissary tent was
pitched. and bountiful luncheons served
to the men during the afternoon There
were frequent drills through the day,
and the beneficial effects of the exer-
cises were clearly discernible as the day
wore on.
If the troop was only able to take out
the horses weekly for two or three
months, the command would very soon
he up to a high standard of excellence.
A great crowd of visitors were at the
grounds yesterday and seemed to be
much interested in the drill.