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Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-23
You Have the Chance.
Room for A

Lafayette Sun.
 Be a live, working democrat.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-23

The pops say they are only cooperating with the republicans and have not joined that party, while leading republicans claim that these who have not been con- verted to their faith are around the mourners' bench wrestling in the straw.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-23

SAVE YOUR VOTE. REGISTER Al ONCE
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-23
Good Advice From the Finer

Ozark Banner-Advertiser
 For the sake of your wife and little ones register.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-23
AFRAID OF THE PEOPLE.

SAVE YOUR VOTE. REGISTER AT ONCE
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-23

SAVE YOUR VOTE. REGISTER AT ONCE,
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-23
STATE DEMOCRATIC TlCKEl'

COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE
 1. F. Culver of Bullock.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-28
CERVANTES
CENTRIC GENERAL
DE PUBLICACIONES

Esta sasa admite suscripcionea toda
slase de obras por entregas, tambien &
peri6dicos ilustrados de naodas, encargSn-
dose igualEnente de comisiones perteneclen-
tes al rsmo; de completar eualesquiera
obras que se hallaren truncas; pudiendo los
sehores que SO enouentren en- dicho case,
pasar una nota del 6ltimo cuaderno quo
hubieren recibido.
Entire los peri6dicos ilustrados que ests
Centro reparte, Ggura.
LA Illustration ARTISTICA
que por 10 belleza de Gus grabados los me-
jores que salen de Barcelona, 10 selecto de
sus textos Y los magnhicos regslos que ca
da tres repartos hace, es el psri5dlco de
mayor circulaci6n eu Espafa y America
latina. Tanabien hemos de advertir que
LA Illustration ARTIsTICA
Va accmpsnada de
Ell SALON DE LA MODA
peri6dico cue gozs fanaa entire las familiss
y modistas.
Fsaile, HeSSsasos Ga.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-28

MARINA 6. LUNA 1.
pom CE. PU UERTo-R GO

/ dueno de este sntguo y acreditado es-
tablecimiento, AZ noso siempre en- meiorar-
10 y ponerlo al nivel de los buenos de Eu-
repa, de nuevo ha instalado sus comedoras
en- La planta baja con cabida para mas de
Glen personals y en- meiores condicion ss
que antiguamente 10 tenia.
Hay habitaciones frescas espaciosas
desde una persona hasta g.; las hay especis-
les para comisionistas con aparatos para
sus muestrarios; cuatro salones de des
canso; esplendidos bahos frfos de ducha
tibios & todas horas del dia de la noohs;
una cantina provista de buenos vinos y IL
cores ; cocina, aseo prontitud en- el servi-
clio, sin rival en- Ia isla; un criado mandade-
TO un sereno pues ell Hotel permanece
siefnpre alberto todos horas de la nochs,
cosa que los transeuntes no tengan demo-
"a Sigma en- su alojamiento: oil efectc hay
habitaciones preparadas.
Asf pues, no dudando MERCER como
siempre oil favor del p6hlico en- general,
amigos conocidos de dentro fuera de
la isla On particular, tengo el honor de po-
nerne Las 6rdenes de tedos ofreci6ndoles
ser&n eomplaeidos en- cuanto pueda series
6til
Su atanbo servidor, JUAN B0Ix.
Torss Kay o 2 Or 1Ee6 ~ slA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-28

DIRECTORIO COMMERCIAL

CARLOS ARMSTRONG; -Comisionista
s importador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-28
GARANTIZAMOS

dictan cen
L. & all Street, York al Pu
ROBERTO GRAHAM Fundcon pedi il
calogos
PonceE de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-28
PRIvILEGIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD

Sobre este amamos muy parcularmene la atenci6n del p1
1co ser La nica Compana del Connene Americana que
Poncede semejante Privilego
pues de POLKA
pmo
la
do POLKA
nc de ca vencdos
dandole OCCASION Poll
oAnuara
VAoR DEL sEGUR0 deducendo samente 81 premo
dos sdeantados COMPANIA
pedcO sempre moesto,
Eo Sc llama proceder equidal vgar los nterees de
Fus asegurados en- bien de sus familas.
a. dereo de REsTAURAR
cutatva de saud
Pago los Pem dgrante
DE VIDA DE PAGO
P nqdad DECIMOs DE0IMO QUINToS
EIC de asegurada auuaes
1JEPIo: 81 POLKA $5OoO
na sean $l5O0.
Habra condolences prvegos mas avorabes para los
gurados que los que ofrece
SOL del Canada?
09phcamos al ntegente pdbco de ea Isa la lecura
et hermoas condolences evitando asf sorprenddos
'onad mas informes de:
Carlos F. StOrer Carlos Mehs Jes6s Ma Laqo
'1'rlnondne. AgenteG General
Fernando RUeyG. T. B. Muller.
Agene soietador. Agente Ponce.
no ait Ponce, Setenbre de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-28
SAG AL A Nj 30
0UTEA-DoLoR

Este preparado iEdio, de gran fama en- el
pals, cura radicalmente los catarros gripa-
les, dolores de cabeza, neuralgias, reunaas,
inaamaciones demas afecciones cut&neas,
etc., etc.
La formula de cada botella indica Ia ma
nera de usarse. A pesar del gran consume
de este preparado, 50 precio sera flo como
sigue: Gaia de "A medias botell&s, pesos
Unicos depositarios del leg1timo SGeG
IGssb6,
L. Cbard6s y O.
Ponce. Fahrsru l9 de 1894 3Trc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-28

La gana del GbernO Csnsd inspection
2 La emission de POLKA
quedando interim lega Ia de6nitvs
GA OCUPACON Wales DESAFOS SUICDIOS REVOLUCONES,
FANDO TODO sINIESTRO, CUALQUIERA CAUSA.
claro de frases aubiguas.
esee soicte e ase
g. Qqs P esPseGcn del assgqEsd asf de
Sc EFECTUE
ado 10 vao de denc En- @bo o la de Companies socedsaes
} grnde entOrpecnnentos peruico de los aseguados
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-28

10 E sgurado puede idi cualq del mund dedica
m
e Tnta das cesia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

At private contract Lionel Froehlich has sold the
four-story private dwelling No. 1l2 East Sixtieth-
st. lot 20x50x00 for Mrs c. Adler 10 Mrs Schroeder
for s245OO; also No. 1903 East Sixty-second-st.. a
three-story private dwelling lot 20x5Oxes. for w NJ
Cannon TO a Mr.. Lndeman on private terms.
Julius Friend has sold for the Resented estate
Nos. 127 12e and l3l Mercer-st, 5Oxo. with build
ings. to a client on private terms -
At the Broadway Real Estate Salesroom William
Kennedy sold. in foreclosure, Southern Boulevard,
100. ssx5oxil22 to Edward w Fox for s5,iss
The purchaser OF the Holy Trinity Church prop.
erty at the northeast corner OF ana
Madison-ave., 1t was announced YESTERDAY was
George F. Doninick with Dominick Deckerman
at No. "a Broadway. Mr.. Dominick said Yesterday
that the purchase was made for an individual The
purchase he declared, was for investment. rather
Than speculation. The property Is TO be improved
upon scale commensurae Win m9de m business n ,s
the specific purpose TO which the property would be
devoted Justice Smyth, in the Supreme Court.
yesterday signed order authorizing the sale OF The
The fve-story American basement house No. 237
West Seventy-second- st has been sold by Charles
one Of a OF five buildings now being erected.
Mandelbaum & Levine have sold to Mrs. Mrs Caro-
hosse w. lot as a5x,la nc for "a about 500
NJ eargebuhr & Son have sold for Adam A i Hemer-
eek the fve-story building No. 2'lss Fifth-ave.'
j. Clarence Davies e. Co. have sold for Stephen
Marshall 137xlO0 on the northeast corner Of one
hundred, and. sixty fourth-st and Brookoave. for
east side OF Jeromeave. 14O feet north OF One-hun-
dred. and-seventy- seventh-st.. to W. II. pewendo'
e. H. Ludlow Co. have sold for John c. Plat
north ~ side e Of West 200 feet
No l43 East Thirtyeghth-st., three story dwell
ing. and for Mary c. Drisler to F. I Murphy the
ffth-st They have also resoid No i4s East Thirty
eighth-st to Mary c. Drisler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

plcated. but IL gets over as much ground and in
much the same way most metropolitan produc-
tons Shampoo Shah the monarch of Persia is
blessed with two daughters Pepsin and Dyspepsia
Pspsin Is an antidote for Dyspepsia When sepa-
rated they were in trouble but taken together they
served TO make the opera a palatable diet for the
audience Faro. pirate chief. had heard Of the
surprising loneliness of these medicinal beau
ties ard his curiosity co excited that he deter
mined If they were really as seraphic as Cos
sip said. Faro. by-the-way. was a man 1900 wears
old and endowed with supernatural power. He wore
corn-coored whiskers and dark curly locks. Tu-
come the royal astrologer had announced that
certain treasure cave existed al a distant point
Ships had been sent out in quest OF the treasure
and Faro had secreted himself in one of them on
lis homeward Journey in order see the daughters
OF Shampoo AT the time OF Faro's arrival at Bushlr
the city was in tumult account Of the missing
snils which were long overdue. Tucome was hav-
Ing hard time because he had wrongfuly told OF
tne existence OF the treasure as the people thought
but he Tss aded by By the chief Of the Shah
win whom he was in league. Faro was condemned to
OF the shahs attendants who had been bribed TO
po oos as as mummies Then there nothing too
a n me end Faro. who made after both Of the
bs5 N turn vas left and determined 70
Ssn az !ound ABOUT this time. and made everybody
Ycdns '4MI r Msc conn in tho mart ~ -.
as'roloser carried OF the honors OF the evening
characters IN the cast In for
Ss share Of hearty applause The chorus
mohaerfliiy arrayed and looked fierce in black
slaves ana Sean to w" Seho ddessH n tss
cave Of ee in VICES t Sss rssaea by sight
docks, weighing altogether three tons were nijed
up IN artistic shape. and when it was ali over the
actors In the opera sufficiently frapna nv
scnoact with the ice 10 jump into heavy overcoats
a Uhce ;;, AS DIT OF realism ii unique. The
pay MI De repeated this evening. The cast was
SShampoo SHAH Monarch Of Persia G. p F. Hobson
ra'V d pirate VINO claims to be 1900 years old
Waits Trcorns the ro,,., .,-., n. D. Sterling
Sestertiuin wealthy .........F A Wilson
sheHel assistant and protege Of Sesertium
Al, p.d.,n . ,,, l. w Valentine
rr.~uou,... - , f. A. Tauchert
ttideous, daughter OF Tucone ........W c Kimhai
commander or troops II. W. Steinhauser
Dysnsrs. z H. 1ngraham
r NJ.
ce,,,,, The =, beautiful daughters Of shampoo Shah
Premier Danseur. ''''''''''''''A' fraser
PaJama.. NJ 49,.
5::.;E Servants Of til. shah h WHIT /
Panialoon $50 n IL rrns
First pirate. r ~, E.,rn
Il. Conklin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
A BOY FIREBUG HELD.
SAID TO HAVE CONFESSED TO SETTING TWO
FIRES

Arthur H. Hopping. thirteen years old. was ar
FIRE Marshals office. yesterday for He is a
son Oh Henry ID. Hopping. clerk. of No. 4S Broad
u. who with his family lives on the fourth floor
1tne apartment-house. No 1876 West One hundred
1a-tnirty-fourth-st, two doors from the house No.
w. IN the same street, in which mysterious fire
occurred on Monday evening. On being taken TO
'he FIRE Marshals Office. Ii is said that Arthur
.essed mat he had set fires No. 200 West One
"unoteo-and- thirty sixth-st. and No. 40 Lenox-
ave. he Is suspected Of having set other fires and
oens IN collision with the West Side frebugs. Ac-
o'u'hs 70 MS reported confession. he is said to
80 stated that while he errand at
"ess drug store. In Lenox-ave. last September
seiea Inc cellar of the building unnotced
started nre and went away
1t Is alleged that on last Monday be startes a
49, a.Nohs some waste paper on the first floor of
'"e apai 'hent-house No. III West One-hundred-
u',ii'' -'nrd-st, and then ran upstairs and told
pa AHcc Roach that the house was on fire Mrs
seseo then entered her rooms and stole her nocket-
iDoon, containing - 90 Among other fires which he
occorr spseteu OF setting those which recently
bnnds s no rs Seyenth-ave. and No. 122 West
WIZ started In the cellars of the buildings
sf, was arraigned before Recorder Con- yesterday
cr1,s attended by his father with William j.
teiI,n a. counsel He is small for his age. but in
mar mar school No So at hundred and thirty
was se Ss ana waived sxamination The prisoner
WINCH w sns d the SS S S.and Jury in
who lives 'sSs Is %%esTfss ct M Mer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
RI-upING PLANS FILED.


The following plans FOR buildings and alterations
filed yesterday:
New buildings
Lberty-si Nos a5 and 81. wel.e.siory brick
ONCE building. Thomas White. OF No Lenox- .o.o onn
ioth-st No 20 to S3 East an elgh,-story brick
NO a., sn Vest ei ssd sa'o owh.r 10000
North Moore-st Nos So 90 and 81. a six-sory
brick and lofts by the CONGREGATION OF 81 n an
Marks Protestant Episcopal Church. owner. $4,000
Maron-ave. 10 II n OF Rosa Place. three two
story frame dwellings. by Charles A soeldo ~
linton ave ana iseth-s, s corner nve two-story
frame dwellings. and one three--ssory frame
dwelling and stors. BY Edward Williams Of M
villa-ave. 2ss H. I. Of Van Courtlandt-ave for
one story and lon frame stable. Felix Grmley -
OF No iS1 East ed S;'-s oS c .; ,7oh.. 7"
one-story frame workshop by Francis McKier- -
Robbins ave- n corner isist.si. ON. story ram:
shed by George voser. Of No 400 East 1884 -.
I5lst-s n =. 81 II Of Robbins ave a two-story
frame stable. by same. owner above. 800
Morris 4. 80 II OF 181st-st. four-story
brick Nat: also Morrs-ave. W 8. 10 II 3 OF l61s-
st. three four-sory brick fats. by Charles Ed
and Edward Bssinger. Of No $40 East $500
l53d-st owners Izooo
7th-ave Nos 2 1907 292 by Charles NJ Martin.
dwellings and stores ss' 5000
issth-st Nos sss~sss by Minnie c Kefo. Of
Flushing. Long Island. owner TO four-sory o.o
and basement brick factory ....;...... 80
Tyron Row. Park Row and Centre-st. by the New.
Yorker Stats Zeitung. TO fve-so-y brick Of .oo
CHI, ton@st No So by Martin Grossman OF No lis
East s5h-st. owner, to I'VE story brick fac- ooon
r,sekmsn.sf No 22 by the estate Of Thomas Nc
Carfhy OF No 90 West 52d st. owner. TO i've -.
story brick and lofts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lUo
OF No west i29th-si. owner to three three-story
brick dwellings and stores ................ o,otV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

ALBEMARLE.
S. Russell. jr.. Middletown
A. II. Chatfield. Cincinnati.
Miss +. Hyman. Cleveland.
Sir J. Hickson. Montreal.
The Misses Hickson. Mon
troal.
Miss Fortesque. Montreal.
J. NJ. Randall. Boston.
5. b. Sexton & wife. Hyd'
Park.
Z. w. Box. Philadelphia.
r. Cheyney. Philadelphia.
". w. Pritchard & wife
Glasgow. scotland.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
Z. S. Martin. Boston.
l.. b. Packenlswek. Du-
buque. la.
c. b. Jackson. Hard Brook
Ala.
E. Grazier. Scranton.
J. L. Johnson. Austin, Tex
O. II. Hart. Denver.
NJ :. Thompson. Washing
ton.
j. r. Riley. Omaha.
W. J. Roddy. Rock Hill. s
J. J. Hayes. Philadelphia.
W. 6. Smith, 81. John. Can
C. Z. Mckinney. Chatta-
nooga. Tenn.
W. A. Armitage. Leeds
England.
BRUNSWICK.
W. II. Fitzgerald. Rich
mond. Va.
P. 81. Fitzgerald. Rich
mond. Va.
J. c. Chapleau e. wife.
Quebec.
Colonel e. King. sherbrooke.
Mrs. Clagete. Washington.
The Misses Clagete. Wash
ington.
T. X. Young. Manchester.
W. Johnson & wife. Boston.
W. White. Bethlehem.
GILSEY.
r. l. Pitheld. Philadelphia.
r. b. Taggert. WATERFOWL.
+. w. Coburn & wife,
Carthage. y. Y.
A. j. Msckinson. Norfolk.
Va.
j. y. Borcornt. Penis. Cal.
W. C. Taggert. Newburg.
G. n. Adams. Cleveland.
GRAND UNION.
". B. Kinney. Boston.
{. J. Davis. Montreal.
S. Parrish. Philadelphia.
s. b. Church. Seymour.
Conn.
J. y. Murdoch. Boston.
y. s. Power. Grand Rapids.
Mich.
f. NJ. Johnson. Pittsfield.
MARLBOROUGH.
o. II. Briggs. Providence.
A. w. Randolph. Richmond.
Va.
S. Lit & wife. Chicago.
n. +. Mccarthy A. wife.
Oswego.
n. II. Doyle. Baltimore.
u. e. Pickering q wife.
Newark.
W. NJ. Jackson. Augusta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

d-st. No PAS East Hulda wttner and hu'-
1en"S-avs and I1sth@st. corner. 90 5x4iiox ir
regular John z Marsh and another. executors o.
77th-st. No 1871 West; Edwin W Taylor to Anna
7., n Sym no So West; william Baldwin to
same Sne'T property Irene N baldwin to william -.
77, 5sldw's No Isl West James Giliie and wife
a, to EdT N Sao East East catharnc Frech 10 Gath
arine Frech. as executrx. ETC. OF John Frech' o
sses.'e sam: property: France. MeMaain and
s j E es.ss:.s g.
Lot wd nS 1ag % rsF.r e p Peost
SI Inna Company B. Of Edenwsd to Edward
s,.Ss5 Il an; h:;:%
Emil oO ~ to LoS sssas
and other properly. indennite Flora Marks 10 4.
p; John reirand is5 II Of jenninss-si 2osioo;
Rose Robin TO- Marie EmTa p:,x IVES; 90.
20 e # Ssn'I and r wife to Charles
ts.s e Of w Weed Ep 20 SiSeG 2
70 sSsais sas1y
Centre line 18th and l20th sts. l75 y . Q, I'm
Harlem ra'' Creek xSosie1; Lewis Phillips to Vic
77 TOR su No iss to is1 West Lydia Bliss to
chs aags 10 s siss William N'ckia' TO Fred
77 sssa S 10 ise to les West James Chile and
wife TO Lydia A Bliss. .:.:....'.',;:..
West Broadway Nos IA. 146, I4s: William Van
Pelt jr and wife to New-York Wool warehouse
Ludlow st. No 81; Joseph o Brien and another. .,
executors. Albert Hochster -, ~
He cSsri.s co :: 70 E 8 S <, SS
sssch, Ncc va srS q rrsSsT;ek Parker 10 .ne
Broome-st. Noa ~ and ~: Sophie Con TO Charles
Wnite :.
Broome-st. No IS: John Boggs TO Huld Witt
unnston..t 70 n W Of wooster.st. asxas
Warren Dennis and wife 10 Wesley Bush.
13th-st. No 40 West; Grosvenor Hubbard 70
18th a. . .. iei. 10 II " Of eth-ave. 1s.ioxioSs;
Henrietta M De Ruyter ct al Ia Same
Grand-st. n corner Tompkins-st l5ox Irregular;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
npoWDS SEE THE "SHAH."
,,vyA A. 23D REGIMENT. PRODUCES ITS
NEW COMIC OPERA.

. SCENE OF BEAUTY IN THE ACADEMY OF
Musrc-A SUCCESSFUL PERFORMANCE
WHICH WILL BE REPEATED.
,t,.r weeks Of painstaking preparation Company
80, ora Regiment Dramatic Association presented
-. rau comic opera The Shah Of Persia" at the
.,oaemv Of Music Brooklyn, last evening. 1t was
- elaborate performance as to color and costume.
"a nothing was wanting in the way Of scenery
h,ch was rich and artistic In fact the theatre was
nlace of color and beauty. The young women
heightened this effect. or rather made It, for their
light dresses and ribbons brought forth strong
.sm,nder Of a graduating class in June. and there
,ere much Joy and pleasure throughout the evening
All NJ Company and some others took part In the
,lav and the performance was generally creditabie
The audience was not only not critical, but was
liberal with applause.
The authors of the play Robert B. Smith. who
wrote the book and H. T. MacConnell who did the
musical part. THE Shah of Persia was down as
nree-act comic opera. 1t abounded in jokes and
many localisms Its plot is somewhat long and COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

piled with it. that full compliance with the terms
OF the statute would require the running of all
trains which now pass over the Second-ave. and
Third-ave lines in both directions the Subur-
ban line. and that such thing is Impossible Of
execution. In a recent reply Colonel Hahn wrote:
The company is disposed to provide for the COM
fort and convenience Of its patrons In the Twenty
third and Twenty fourth wards so far as 1t is prac
tlcable to do so The problem, however. In prac-
teal railroading of COMPRISING the traffic of two
lines Of railroads. already overtaxed upon single
terday Mr. Lippod said he was going to apply for
mandamus in few days TO test the constitution
atty of the law see If II could be enforced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

I. II. Vines. Roanoke. Va.
ID. Cardmeel. Columbia. :. G.
l.. Springs. Columbia. s. {.
Mrs. G. Wyatt. Richmond,
Va.
f: s. Belden & wife, At
lanta. Ga.
II. 4. Waterhouse & wife
Providence.
a. II. Taylor & wife, Provi-
dence.
W. f. Rode & wife. Kings
ton.
L. Q. Smith. Philadelphia.
+. 5. Martin. Chicago.
NORMANDIE.
Senator d. b. Hill. Albany.
II. Montgomery & wife.
Buffalo.
Z. NJ. Coats. Springfield.
Mass.
General r. Brandreih. Sing
Sing.
Miss Z. Bell. Philadelphia.
Miss l.. Bell. Philadelphia.
Mrs. ]. Gordon. Buffalo.
r. Gordon. Buffalo.
DIR. J. c. Groffnoud. VAN
couver.
f. E. Jones. Rome. Ca.
W. T. Brown. mford,
Conn.
j. Davidge. Binghamton.
]. A. Delehanty. Albany.
Miss Thomas. Boston.
o. G. Fessenden. Stamford.
PARK AVENUE.
c. W. Hallstrom e. wife.
Boston.
II. J. Carlson & wife. Bos-
ton.
c. II. Hughes. Baltimore.
c. X. Rowzee. Washington.
l.. II. Jones. Cleveland.
r. II. Huey. Watertown.
T. c. Johns. Chicago.
S. D. Bradford. Southport.
n. e.
J. ". Marder. Chicago.
A. II. Snow. Indianapolis.
ST. JAMES.
T. n. Harlow. Garner. Mass.
Mrs. G. L. Hodgdon. Bos-
to..
Miss NJ. z. Haines. Boston.
+. NJ. Taber. Chicago.
+. Theis. jr.. Wilkesbarre.
W. G.. Iathrop. IT.. Boston.
!. n. Hall. Philadelphia.
WESTMINSTER.
A. G. Badger e. wife. Bos-
ton.
s. Yell & wife. Montreal.
Mrs. J. Gordon. Montreal.
T. Ford. Pittsburg.
Mrs. J. Lynch. Lakewood.
Mrs. W. Durbrov. Lake
Mrs. z. J. Smith. canajo-
harie.
II. Bailey. Pittfburg.
Mrs. 7. T. Hall. Detroit.
Mrs. r. II. Scott. Detroit.
c. J. Burnell. Hartford.
r. 7. Lange. Wallingford.
Conn.
W. J. Lewis. Scranton.
c. r.. Kline. Beechwood.
Penn.
NJ. Reid. London.
". A. Plimmer h wife,
Pittsburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
THE REV. DIR. RYLANCE IMPORTING.

An Improvement noted last evening in the
condition Of the Rev. Dr. Joseph II. Rylance. rec
tor of ST. Marks Protestant Episcopal Church. at
feminist. and Second-ave. Inquiry at his home,
No II Livingston Place. ELECTED the information
that the doctors Illness was not OF a dangerous
character. and that he would not be long absent
from his pulpit,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

,.i Mary e.rvey E, al to Duane STEELE tai
iGs William Johnson aE1 10 ,Ss Biosdwsy iS
same meve nr"nnr, Co. 10 part .....:. $4,000
same property: Laura camdsc and another to 1
same property Thoma. sanderson and wife to ao'
s1ssss &c 70 !s%. part.
9assr eta al It to william If SSfss ssne; 24.lol
Lyman ma rSny saa ss to i EVE.
sT csa lcl Meyer e S Rss fns.,
same property: Robert II Ernest to Charles Meyer
7o,s:. +, E Of West End ave. !4s.lco;:
lot n %' c To M sna s r % 100
west 2 and bomp.S S5 ana N,r runs
wes Lot End Sen' Hs ns e's 3. and Sh s 1870
Riverside Association ................".....s.. 1
40 T% u to o. Gonvena ,, Ho"ll Charles Rich
Same property: Joseph Guinet and wife to same 100
sss, ave ave Nos lo2 70 i3s Robert and Ogden
B91levard W s. being lot 97s. map Of Trinity
2sihst. No East, and rear par, Of No 10 East
se .sth,s st; sane ne to same Nominal
zoos; John c umberheld and wife TO Maria l.
7oih-si. No go West James Bricn and wife to
~ charles l S7n =, Wa, "a %5oo
Margaret RI RoO e, Ss % John 1% Money s a
West 40 St: James II Smith. executor.
ssihs, 'ae iis # Of lstave a7xioc5: /. ''''V
II Ward referee to Edward R De Cirove...... 1900
same neutrality-suspicious.. 5000
5ith-s ST, T. ass II OF 5th-ave 25xIO0.5 sIsaac
Odel to Edward La Montague. ............... 10000
Lexington-ave No 1,3ss Josephine Schmid
Henry II Sherman. .......................... $1,000
122d-st. n i5.6 II " Of 81 l4x71.l0; George
Schard and wife Jacob Weiss 1000
112ih-st. l2j II Of Gth-ave 25x100.1l;
Mitchell Valentine Charles Ast.............. 1880
Evelyn Place. $50 II Of Jeromeave. ok
100: John Craighead and wife TO Asa Roath 10
Southern Boulevard {, lI5 II . OF ST Ann's-ave
50xl20.4: Edward Jacobs. referee 10 Louis
-
Madison ave. S 1911 II n OF 132d-st 2)xS0:
Edward o Brien. referee. 10 John f Slmons.. 1000
81 ave No 2.166; Elizabeth Croker and another
10 Maria Mctann
1l5th-st n s. $50 II OF 6th-ave 25x1OOl1.
William Scott and wife to Moses Ehrenrech
West End av.. No G95: William Nicholas to
Morris ID Stevens OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
13lst-st g. 1915 II OF 7th-ave I6.sx991l:
Annie f Valentine John Russell. 1871. 1920
115th-s n $50 Il OF Lenox-ave. 25x10011:
116th-st. No 3l5 West, Eliza ] Hayes Walter
l4sth-st. 100 II OF Boulevard 60xeo.1I:
Joseph OBrien and another. EXECUTOR. 10
William T I-ahey ............... ............ 1900
1S3d-st. 172 II Of Amstcrdam-ave elk
104 11x97 5xl04 H. Same Carl Ernst. 10. 800
Kingsbridge Road corner 172d-st. 1O0x121.3x
g46xSs.6 John K Nandervoort 10 Louis l. Hil. 100
Kingsbridge Road. 173d-st 104 I0x
Il.Syl0ox2O John Vandervoort 10 Clifford
turner <sU