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RTSJNESS ENBA RRASSnENTS.

A LARGE CLOTHING CONCERN GOES TO THE "A'''
IN ROCHESTER,.
pocb..,.- \ " March 1.-THE assignment Of the
Arm of Rothschild Baum Stern. ore OF the largest
wholesale clothing firms in this city was h'eu !"
The County Clerks Office AT $50 O'Clock 'his morn
ing Julius NJ Vile is named as assignee Inc
,,a abilities are between $4,000 and 100000; no pre-
ferred creditors The firm was doing business at
No. l2s North ST. Paul-st. The failure was great
.,,rya. IN business men. who consider the nrm
20 be one of the shameless, In the city Persons con-
variant with the affairs OF the company h"i "o'
dreamed Of a shutting down. The captai h'ooN wa
nl.ced at $4,000 The Arm possessed ample mans
md en,oved unouestionabe credit un'n recently.
Last summer It took an interest 10 large 'e.A.'
,ncornorated clothing concern in Chicago, which
v,e their debtor 10 @ considerable amount ne re-
tel business generally IN Ch'caso vas nn9rontan
was among the losers In order to st Soe he
stream Of the Rochester nrm ireeS Sra
Then came the tight money marke %n'cn aape' 10
the caused by hs' a'n wseSs as5 wHen in
order To- meet It's obligations ne nrm was com ON.
PEELED e make hS Srn the members hoped to
Themselves conditioned on ge.ths uS ~ t,o 900
pensve lease OF ne Chicago s,osv rSnv word came
year ;caso that the store had been subrcnted
They then 6 aecif the b 20 Of 'I their
Without preference II Is undersood that the SIs
m men,s in NewYork City but some paper of the
Arm il held In this city, - I'M. h,
Henry r seymour who for many years mas neen
az ~ the city's established hardware merchants.
vh,s morning fled q general assignment 70 seymour
n Curtia The liabilities foot m about No'~
Ba,h ~ Y, March 1.-THE announcement OF ,h'
,.t.ure NJ w. w. Allen late cashier of the First Ma
fiona, Bank has caused considerable excitement "a
on,pcis, circles here. Allen was the principal
sockhoder In the Hammondsport VINE rssvsr
vesterday The liabilities sn3ooo ana the ASSETS
sS%w prownel & Co.. hardware dealers. Of which
Allan ~ras the company" WAS closed by the sner.H
torirht on chatte mortgages. Allen was also inter
sstod in numerous other enterprises. q large n"mir
Der Of pereons are interested as tndorsers OF Ills
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ne GAVE HIS LIFE FOR 4 DOG.
A STATEN ISLAND wATcHMtN AID HIS PEI
WE'RE CAUGHT on TREsTLE

A STATEN ISLAND wATCHMAN AID HIS fhi
WE'RE CAUGHT on TREsTLE
>..,.. cr,c,ser foriy-A,e Years oil. ard the riSnt
r.,chron emp,oved IN shipyard ~ jphh H.
st,r,, IF Port Richmond. Staten lslana "aa IN
.,,,Iy killed yesterday morning while erdsaNo r"s
"a save the life OF a dog which Kept MN COMPANY
=, righ, when he was on watch. 1t was at g."
oc,oc,; when Omonscn quilt work and statteu IOi
him home In carey-ave.. West Brighton" Inc oos
WAS trot:.ng along his heels when they arrived
At IN. trestle OF the Staten Island RAPID transit
1t was necessary cross this trestie to 20 to ,ne
ROADWAY which Led to the mainiani; Inc IniHpe
- ~ apnronching IRAN was heard. and before
tbev had heif CROSSED the rest.e the tram was Cos
a. hand CJmonsen looked back to see II his aoS WaS
safe but IT had become frightened and lay down OF,
the blanks In front Of the engine. Onohseh "as
nabIe with safety 10 go back for IT. 80 he LAY
down and endeavorei 10 reach for the pup lne
yocomotive struck him the Side OF the heaG crush
inc his skull and killing him instantly Inc "0a
G,nonsens body was sent TO his home. A ",dow
md two children survive him The engineer OF "
train SAID ne saw the man enoit 10 save ''' ''"'
but he coud not stop the train IN time
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800 East sfst-st. to hve-story brick tenement
Broadway and 26,h-s corner. by the spof-
r ford estate Of No 70 Broadway. TO six-story
sdavs 10 10 b., Mrs I5bbie Rykert Of No
1911 McDonougb-st. Brooklyn. to q fourTstor'
brick store and rat ,;:cto;.a;, % So q
Rivervew Terrace. TO four-story brick STORAGE
honse e'c IA -, hv i,cnsn Topitt. OF Nj IL
Fast 6sth-st 10 a fve-story brick warehouse
Webster ave $. - II Of Hath st. BY Eliza
beth schmd. Of Webster-ave and 11ith-st 70
3D. and Cortlandt ayes. " corner. by Abraham
Boehm OF No ~ Maiden Lane. TO three story
6;h-avc No 91T. by John l. Ionneie. OF NO -
h East Geth-s;. TO a three-story brick store ana
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"UycLE PETER" HARDEy DEAD.

Peter Harden coorcd. nnety-hree years Oh.
OF Flushing Long Island died suddenly at 2 p. m.
yesterday. at his home In Flushing. lie hdd or'h
ayinp for a week but was able TO go about the
,ous. lie was n widower. ana leaves seven SOUS.
Peter Harden was well-known character nbo n,.
pa,er" MANY wears ago Peter had charge or the
pumping station on the shores OF Flushing Enyi
tnr wafer which was arrled from tho ponds TO ire
beach. and there deposited IN huge tank. feder
became known TO many people "hi'c al the "'a"o"'
but few of them alive to-day.
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LITTLE CPIPPLES CARED FOR.
ITEMS or INTEREST FROM THE THIRD A,AVAI.
REPORT ov THE HOUSE OF THE An
Nl-N,Gr;TfON

REPORT ov THE HOUSE OF THE AN
IMMIGRATION.
Among the many well-known charitab" lrstu-
for Crippled and Incurable Children. No. . West
ine:y-fourth-st under the care Of the Sisters OF
the Annunc!ation OF the Protestant Er'~conal
church 7. was Incorporated in 1893 and opened
in May OF that year by hc Sisters o. The Annuncia-
ton o. the Blessed Virgin Mary as Their mother
house and also for the reception OF crippled and IN
durable children.
The third annual repo-, Of the institution recently
nubIshoa speaks well OF the noble work DOVE. The
number Of patient. in the house at tho time of The
admitted one was discharged. one died. leaving In
the house thirteen patients. TIE child that was
discharged y -ciurned 10 i's parents. the treas
urcr's report rs that there a balance or
sto2 IS on hard &C.: October l. 1894 and the doratioAs
received since the second annual report amounted
70 1925 90 leaving after deducting the expense
for maintenance las; year a balance 10 credit %
81 pos A. Manv valuable gifts have h'ea recel ,ei
for the cbapels Of the institution during INC year.
among ;hern being sacred vessc. *. q brass cross
brass Gospel desk brass candlesicks. Drass amps
and be autifu embroidery. An additional ware mas
Uttle patients have outGrown the Original Iini's OF
the wards The crownnS Work OF inc insttutoi
during the year the securing inrhlsniny ana
onenlnR OF ST. Elzabeth's House. at tsE"FnahA'
81 mford Conn The property is valuab 'o ana SIT
mated on range OF hills few miles norm OF LODE
Island Sound and the buildings arc well h'teh i9r
the purposes OF summer nome VI" 81 thr WI ~
~ tho house was entirely furnished by N" Prndens
Futuri Society. Of Rutherford. y. j. All me httr
pat!ent. were taken to the house last SInnsr anu
returncd greatly improved IN health Toe sisters
under who's, care the unfortunate children are de-
sire 10 build a proper chapel. separate from their
ney home at R!verbank.
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for new buildings ana alterations
Ned with the Bull ling Department yesterday
New buildings:
Elliott .. Is n n OF Morris 81. a two-s'oiy
"na "a attc , W. s aWsns r Uy $500
cTcns HOOK PARK Sor sroe 5000
10Th st. No 1919 West q story brlck stan,e AN"
lofts by sarnh Lewis OF NO ''' VICE.. 5000
Eagle ave and l8ist-s = corner n'e :, ~
brick fat and store by James os'e" 81 ~ $1,000
Hampden a. n 3 100 II Of Grand ave; tnree-
s,ory frame dwelling by Jerome Reilly OF NO 40.
206 West ss'h own ns =; ;c M,nn.tcrd- ave
three s,nry frame road and dwelling. by Ar
thur s%srey OF A''""" e77o
Broadway No. s' br csa wsTehSu.s 100000
Alterations: 60, r,, -. A.,
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FOR GOVERNMENT RAILROADS.

Professor Frank s. Mcvey lectrrcd on TIE GOV
eminent Ownership OF Railroads" before the Schooi
Of Social Economics. No. "a Union Square; iast
ni.-ht The professor advocated that the rhiIroaus
should he controlled by the Government INA, rnE
land had tried 1t with success, ana he 40 not src
v,hv the limited States should not follow the ex-
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Conntrn t)ropertp for Gale

TNIEGANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
~ modern residences In delightful
old Hartford Conn., facing Bushnell Park built OF grar-
lie and speekled brick spanish tile roof copper valleys
hardwood finish wire ath. kttch
en- department third noor plumbing by Santos Co. after
plans ty sanitary cngineer indirect steam
heat hydraulic freight elevator and dumb waiter In fact
modern and complete in every way; Mckim. Mead
Whre N Y. architects: photographs and inspection on
application to
100 rearlst Hartford Conn.,
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day we uepa .',.,. .,g ~ c.r.,sna cacas,
=. II Assn. ua-,ra .. Inv Inv fSl'algioh.a
W: , y, r'''''' =. -. .,'.rr & VIII. ru,
" II rare.et , iH''l ,s', land. VI
c.nce. ,.-..,.-. cae.,~r II.
I''' 0' wrm,r@ns rre,- NJ N'''s N'''''''''
D. H. Ihom n ann 90. \ II .,-,,,-
=, J.. ',.-.-~t H.. nm nd Sti''N Qua ''''''~
W.. n.,,. - rtriseelpi,,
&. p l@war WIFE. colo
= = t.''''o'. N-I'''p'F' J. Nv '',.,'' N'e''''.
F. Keier. Monu.sL Tier kinss'on y S.,' " nd
= d sh.rwopt' saii,bury. Va
NJ 49,, ro-,l,na , ''"'''' 90
vi J Morrhcat snray y e.
u = Eo'l s, hS'i usS,a Gsm scms Xs
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Mnler Loron''' ,,,e.,,n b. !. ''''' S'''''' -
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J - ''""''F' G. knishi; 70, ilen''.
A. < Harper M'''.a'' 8 i:,nsaa,,' iai..a.lpai-
r e coh5 Wv Bciforl = irt-'.' 70 ,,,
Mas, ,...,.ont SD, conn.
r. I Hsr.y. ire",s ~, X H'abfoue@' Wood
Y Mnrco, 50, s i;a- ucn, NJ. s'hrourA. Wool
somr-, Aia. ''ini' " ,y.nham. Kansas
RHrXSvIoK IL, ,,.m.n co.a
., 60. ,,. r. """'; 80 NE"
20. u,.o r,r.,,.s rG''" W,,o,a. n rr,,a.nc.
/. - min. rstrs >, ,o,. w e.. Baker l'o''-
W. IL i""'"s j. i"''''' NJ pe,.i., r,,-,v..u,
pi'.a . 81, ., 81. n.n.i.. .r..,,.-t",
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anse. . < o.. '"' ''
j. X, Afnoii '''aNd -. pt.,.a.,, Ma
+ e Newman Washing W. i. Castle. Springfield
u D'h@'e'g, ht~t"h
4. l.. Overhaul Washington I''uI VThnEr' "
L. { Oic",' Washington - - e., N ,.'is iai
I.yrprvT lS =. 80 i..ti..a,,,ttila "''
III + Nv, .~r,T,.e
Y. Proctor. Washington. Ia " pnr,,,s 4. ,,c -Vra-
rss,on '' cuse. ,,, ,,
W H. Never wife. New :, ,oss,h u '
port.
H. Il. Staples. Stroudsbufs PARK ANENl r.
Penn n II ROGER. Hos.or
W. r. Dyor wife Bali L. T Powers q Wiz 30.
ton
&. Stem & wife New -lI ~ Noosv,td V'a,o-tu.
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CHESTS LEADING HOTELS.

IT.. la,5sr~ hotels had another good days hn-I-
,.ss v.,.,rlav despite the torn. Nhi." TIE ~
rivals were 10, a. numerous a. on ~" preceding
a.. ,h. denarturc< were fewer
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Gtbocl Gstn1ie,.

A -:EPICAN A~D FOREIGN TEACHERS 49,
.urrltes p.a,-s--rs T.Tc4-rs Tut rs EoN"fnr'~es
,o tol.go. schools ard Families. Apply 10
49, Nrs Nj J. YOi- SG-FTLTON. - Union Siuare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-12

OsT Bank Book No: 1883 ssamen. Bank Dor Ssy
soppei and cancellation applied for Please return to
Ran
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Qcnrhers.

>>r~,o>~~~~~~>>oO>>o>I>r~>-Y>o
<,Of. f,fv;A GRADUATE d-.t~- additional liil-.
< PREPARATION 10y regents ana eoieS" "--n'' Us
b.oAf.s-d Duai.s a' attention. AVIS
s.Ift.-Tr.r,. B-.1Ivat.
<p.Dr-.Tr ~ Yale ara Columbia for vrlt" fe1r1
tutor n we'll known ili's wants 10 tonn pup :
sp-ral experience college preparatory "''1''""
WINTHROP. Lac Broadway
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Rowsen Ellen % Charlotte wsatherley. Nos 2oZ ono
and 9. West :sa !, ";o..yS Is y.sl. f isSSs
Ta Exon to 1 %Sf to Las B.insen
iioh-s and Madison ave ave: = yt ANAL. Hennns.
bS.'ft sIss son awe N ii7t iIsdS ,oo
r,s gsaT Melinda. to John poaadsan trustee
etc. !, Of lot 'sT. map OF Wakefield 200
conn. Isaac :, Henry With no IS columbia 20,
and ,b adonns a sIp 70 % Fa9snans FoscS
oC,h rs Of c2uu sS,s. within
D2 7s AsfIs1 Of west s Enisys $500
Ds oSsrss af Ra dina H and Loan 70 @
Aysn1e iss n o. ,:, ,'V wes f Fame. install
in~n,s . mortgage i"""
Ism Of 's'pS,n' ;i2Sais'
Fischer Mass to John t s,,"e ct mSnsss 800
company Of YORK isth-ai 1873 fl Of 10, o~
no SrSsG isiGor TO Edward 7 Hunt, executor
"a and f'' s.s IVES, ssa Years 100000
n Escns T. TO o. 5, Thns 1900
Her Katie ara GsOTxe ,I to Mari ga,.le' 1000
sam. % ID .am not 81 ma; 4As r os ST. sam" map
E. s: L 2 d fs'Sa,". Ta''e"
S Sss So T Edss and. %'s sane
s'm i.d to the , s5asl $50 ts''s' OF %s-avs
Jones' ,r' Maria. to Max stIn.r oo'hs' as # ,,o
Ks.. Of louis 1.' and nd wr TO hrne, saia No
Kahrs Herman. George J Bradsh and Amy
Sanford, n 10oth ST. 1875 It OF LIST ave. ~.
Knhhorn John and wife Barbara Paul. n -
SprnY Place. 1904 It W OF Boston Road ! year ow
LEVIN Mendel. to Ienh ton'r. No 81 Norfoik'st o,o
Mo.s ara'' Joseph 10 Oscar ,Tschirky, No l.sel
Rroadway and No 80 G;h-ave also. part or -
2ao broadway. lease. demand .,...,:. Sooo
Miller Augist and wife 10 John oNcrp'ek NO a.,
NcWalters Mary. 10 Alexander Johnston
Seth-st. 300 II W Of Central PARK west mo
tha
corner etr-ave and 2eh-st year loOU
Pollock John J. and wife 10 Margareta, Ann /.
Carrie and Richard Allen. n Minetta Lane, ..
80 OF 6th-ave years ana mcht ms os i"''
finth G ~ ssor 10 N" wears .'..".... 1900
Panxburn jeremiah. and jeremiah, jr. to t'iIa-
beth Pu,ney. Charlesst, ga II or Green .ou,
prov,i.r Rosa and Simon. Clara steermann,
An,hony-ave. 100 n n OF Burnside-aVe o ooo
Reading Thomas. and wife to Henry Meser, W y ~
Pleasant ave 3I3 u Ct li0th-st. years 5000
nv,n Elizabeth. New York Cooperative Build
ing and Loan Association. n Hriggss'. LOT . -
l62a map Of tacoma PARK ins,a"ents i.r ~"
snce Society OF the United States. No Finest 80 49,,
sa,t lS' wiian W. and wife the Bank for
Savings NswYork. corner Park-ave ana =. ~,
schwsrz Gustav a. and wife to Sarah Harlow.
cxecutrix etc. Of John NJ Harlow i46th-st. . -,
IIO n W NJ S, Nicholas ! Vears i2oo'
Same me- 10 william II Hail. s i4sth-s'. 40 #
on st Nicholas months. ................. In,
Smith Malcolm. and wife to Charles Smith.
Monroe 81. i23 Z, Of Warren ~. years. 10"
| The Rector etc Of Calvary Church. to the Central
Trust co. New York. No $40 10 JAG East 23dst' 80 ~,
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Gurina Resorts.

VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA. HOT SPRINGS
DELIGHTFUL RESORT. OPEN ALL THE iEAH
800 lee, Elevation thr hot springs Na"s''
on CHESAPEAkr < OHIO RI
No Infectious CONSCIOUS DISEASES irenleo;r
SPECIAL PULLMAN TOH THE SPRINGS leaves rem,
syivana Station Ne~-York 500 T. NJ. WEDNESDAY anu
saturday and arrives Hot springs 9lo next mo,niss;
Pullman Sleeper Nsw-York to Covngtob Va and bunet
Parlor Car toving;on Hot Springs. daily pinns Gar
ION Ncw-York. - -.
Meet wonderful waters In America for The cure OK
Ehernatisir. and Nervous TROUBLED Bathhouse WI
der advisory supervision " resident ply sicaas OF chs
actor and recogllzed ability ar9 experience VIZ w
Faith Co.. w, For circulars and information apply 10 r.
H. SCHOFIFI y. No Madison-ave nm. 49,,
Excursion tickets AT G. & o. Ohces 10. ana
i3a3 Broadway and on es Pennsylvania r. X
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s"5 , cana ssn SIP .fs 14o Hen $3.50
iismpy ! win o. Isaac COIN" r 1... 81 600
R 9lna har5 to H leg "r Of vinsicn 2ox
irregular: Sender Jarmuowsky to Louis Jarmui-
GS Sss. Jones. st. 10 3d. Samuel Hes;
Jsssph NewSS5s q, a, a,5.loo
s$s::s N's S. S%' EAR" f'1
On Ns,s Es: e
Inferior ay. @ %s SsGf +, nsn s
Ripley 70 George Read "a; oa;
c'a s5 a Sss3 w S.S ard T;s 70 wa%
oh P aye ana ga ST. corner sa5xioo: Francis
Huliihan and wife to Jonathan e Ham0ien.
sosn st. "'1' :. 225 IT Of ,i-aye ooslocS; John
sqds 10 sies wet Aae BsSsT to susan
Broome st; 40 "a: Henry wife
s7ti-st No sSo west: Frederick " schabDehar
l1,h-,, n s. rs I, c Of shave 25yss Francis
G Van wosrt ct al. executors 10 Francis q Van
Same property Iohn V Van woeri al to Fran
BTss;s. lot i.os2 map Iaeonla Park Levi ~,
6,n- IT s. lot 10 map Of unlonport; Edward
ttasht r. inilvidual and executor etc. 10
Cross st. n " corne. MnneiorJ ave. 5oxloo:
Thomas Darlington and wife to Benjamin +
Sd .i. lot 81 map d lnIonpor,; loox:ls also
Nv corner Avenue and 4,h-st. l00x2i6: James
III G nkln and wife % 'dtharlne T. Allison
81 a. 10; ~. and 6th-st g. lot ll3 map II
lnonport cntharinc T. Allison to Katie Iieroid BOO
IL jenkins to Theodore { cross ...'',.. 72Uo
Ilst st. No 2iv East: Albert cyriax and wife 10
Madison ave . : corner iloth St. o,aioo IL. Louis
,rn,'on and I'd wife 70 Wot Bonso s, ,o 10 -
J Bradish AMI wife .; al to Herman kahrs...... SWo
lVyth ~. 2i5 n = Il lst-ave Sx0tJx il
regular: Elizabeth Brad.sh ct al 70 Herman
ooth st. eoc It OF central Park West a,xiooii
Herbert Mol. Johnston to Mar McWalters
Manhaitan-ave n corner llSth ~. 25x.,3, Eugene
& Potter and wife TO Joseph Hasseli .........
10,d 1t. 4. 2G2.G n W Of Columbus ave lssx
iosl.t 2a26 q " OF Columbus ave ispx
100 II. VIII am Bcgart and wife To r Voth
i3ath-st. 2Ij II E OF ST Ann 5oxio;
Josephine & Carpenter to John Entwistle
Sane property: Josephine Carpenter TO Eugene =.
Hawkins. -......-.... .-...-.....
sprirg Pace n s. 1906 Il u Boston Road b3
lDiSji sxiO0 Louisa KonemGnn ct al 70 Louise :.
ana Kate eros and John kuhiorn ............. i
A. n $50 u of l~tth st or lst-si.
ia txiSx-xlS2. William d Dubois to Lizzie pu ,
i7oth-st : !. 1901 T, " Of firlstow-st 25xi2sax
2Ixi2T. Hermsn Waner and wife 10 Friedrich .,,
Mott-st No II. Dpmntck Gaussa 70 Genevie's ,
Mn.tra Lane. ~ Il 9 OF SHAVE. u
irregular. Benjamin + Bovine and wife to John =, ..o
e3i.si Noe IA and 3i6 Fast: Henry s,''er'ee &,
.t Al 20 the rector e,c. Of Calvary church. .... /
.Jh.s, Nos 10 and 20I West; josephine VI ioVeu =,
tn Eliot G'rton ...-...-:... ,;.:;;;...'';;
Rive.-a,. adjoining land OF William
Norris ~ 5 OF tercme-ave. 9ixl0,Nio' James
A Striker nd wife 70 william y clark
Elm-av- W = lot ~ map South Belmont; WIN .,oo
lam + Au.rbach and wife to Matilda sessman' '''
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UGnelMa 5tnco!s.

1 IEXASpER Mh'GEF1OP. $50 a.. --., ,
\ N.n1sls.hon Rooms 100 ant ins Wet 'ih -
Private rs-lAA and cArs"f ~ daA'4ns
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Gounirn boar0.

80.
TNlDERIY GENTLEMAN Invalid can have 90 nome ,
n - mile. out use o horse and carrlhse no . o
fIaricr. Address ". u. NJ. Box 2 Pearl RIVER '''"
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Gunner Resorts.


/,APE col, -Wychmcre summer Cottage harwichpp,
~ Mas Completely furnished SANITARY, sa,s, ~,
b,,hroarns warm hah.n2 forest; rentals s<o' ny
circular. j. II East hIth 81
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Drooklnn Real estate for Sale.

BROOKLYN Real estate for Bale.
~>~~-~~~o~~~~c>~~~~>~~~|>~ =, rs.,
II OR SAI.E-Booklyn Park slope: Carroi-st' nsas
u 3thave. modern dwelling. cao'"e pars
throughout, Of the handsomest dwe,nnss on arrs.,
slope price, $4,000 For full spring iist .hS .as
and best Brooklyn apply a. ~
800 Flatbush latter once ope" e's"'-s"
LEONARD MOODY. Real Estate
nor sALE.-Brookyn house on PARK sc2e scs on
near 18th ave 81 b. In perfect order price ony
SIG 900. this house to sold bargain For our tuli
spring list largest and BEST assortment IN
once open evenings. LEONARD MOODY Real Estate
NOR SALE Brooklyn: Al location IN stuyvesant on
trict sty and bas swell rom h hsw .sa or,m.n IN
prookiyn apply at 20 Court-st and y9 ta1po.hSse.
ist,er Office open evenings LEoNAHD "oo"'' ""'
Estate
I>oR sAIE-Brookiyn: schermerhorn-st; Al location;
stv and b. this property Will Dc sofa AZ
asa sscriGse For our spring list the largest and
hest assortment Brooklyn apply at 70 Court ana
efra Flatbush ave latter ONCE open EVENING" IAroN-
ARD MOODY Real Estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-12

Repeated inquiry at the Traders' Fire Lloyds for
ne original papers on which the association was
kxAnized encountered refusals from the attorneys.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23
lectures to Farmers.

BERKELEY. CAL, Aug. 22.-Pro-
fessor E. ]. Wickson of the agrieul-
tural department Of the University.
left yesterday to deliver lectures
at the Farmers Institute of San Diego
County. He will speak at Ell Caion, Fail.
brook and Fullerton upon "Recent
Methods of Pruning Deciduous Fruit
Trees" "Semi-Tropical Contributions TO
Civilization "The Agricultural Use of
the Imagination" and california as
Dairy State"
On the 18th Professor Hilgard and Mr..
Shinn will leave Berkeley to attend in
stitutes from August 81 to Septemb Der 5. at
Pomona, San Gabriel and Santa Monica.
The professor will speak on "Origin and
Formation of Soils "The Soil and the
Plant" Work of the College of Agricul-
ture," and Influence of Soil Upon Tree
DeveIopment.' Mr.. Shinns SUBJECTS will
be ''Apples and Pears, "California For
ests''-illustrated with photographs-and
"Some New Varieties of Fruits"
Four of a Kind.
NEWARK, CAL, Aug. 22.--Runaway
horses have been in the ascendency here
this week, but the drivers have all escaped
personal injury. Miss Kitty Roach's
pony was the first. and it did not stop
until the cart was demolished. Mr..
Robie's colt ran away next and smashed
carriage. Frank Rogers animal fol-
lowed suit and destroyed wagon. To be
in style the Chinese vegeta ble- peddiers 8
horse upset his load and ran off.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23
ANSWERS TO coRRE sPoNDENTs.

A TWENTY CENT PIECE. A. B., City, A
2O-cent piece of 1875 is worth only its face
value
PROFESSOR RAMsAY-E. 6. g., Livermore, CAL
The address of Professor William Ramsay is
London, Eng.
FRoGs-F. L. II. There is q market in San
Francisco for frogs. The price depends upon
the size. The large ones sell from ST. Is to
ST. SO per dozen.
FREE CoiNAGE-S. H., City. BY 16-to-1 free
coinage the Democrats aud Populists intend
that silver shall be legal tender for all debts,
public and private.
1T HoLDs GooD-G. NJ. e., City. II depart
ment of the Superior Court of this City and
County should make an order that man pay
his family stated amount monthly the order
would hold good though the family moved
to Oakland.
SOLDIERS VoTE-E. a. B., City. Soldiers who
are stationed at the Presidio can vote in the
precinct within which the post is located, pro-
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23
THE KNOWLES ESTATE.
A Capitalist Who Scattered His Money
Among Many Concerns.

OAKLAND, CAL, Aug. 22.-The ap-
praisers of the Captain Josiah N. Knowles
estate have placed valution of $lS8, ,028 38
upon it. He carried life policy of $50. 600.
Among the stocks helo by the deceased
were:
Farmers and Merchants Bank, 10 shares,
vaIue $1,000; Union Trust Company, II hares,
$3.50; Pacific Surety Company, 10 shares,
$1,000; Saratoga and Los Gatos Real Estate AS
sociates, 6215 shares, $3.50; Inyo Marble
Company, $50 shares, 1926; Giant Pow
der Consolidated, 712 1-15 shares, $10,-
700; Meigg Construction Company, so
shares, $3.50; Pacific Mail, 400 shares,
$1,000 Vigorite Powder Company, 100
shares. $1,000; Capital Investment, 5 shares,
$1512 so; Pacific Mail, 200 shares, $3.50;
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Com
pany $4,000; Horseshoe Bar Consolidated
Mining Company, $4,000 shares, $500; Con-
solidated California and Virginia, 1920;
Giant Powder, % shares, $685. California
Vigorit Powder Company, 100 shares, $4,000;
San Francisco Gas Light Company, 100 shares,
$4250; Edison Light and Power Company, 100
shares, $3.50.
Interests in the vessels Glory of the Seas,
Beividere and J. D. Peters amount to
$725o. There is SIG, ,348 93 due on open
accounts. The balance is in real property.