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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-01-09

Lord Salisbury's claim that the
Monroe doctrine is not a part of inter
national law has this disadvantage:
The nation that undertakes to prove it
will have to fight
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-01-09

New York has more Germans in its
population than amy city of the Ger
man Empire except twelve; more
French than any city in France except
fifteen; more Italians than live in any
city of Italy except eight, ana more
Irish than live in any city, in Ireland
except two.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-01-09

There are some indications that a
new man is more desirable than new
woman. The arrests in New York
City last year numbered 1l2,S0O, of
whom 92,473 were men.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-01-09

There is an ample amount of gold in
the country for all the requirements of
the government, if only the proper
steps shall be taken to bring it out of
its retirement and start it in the di-
rection of the treasury.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-01-09

Carlisle's talk about not needing
any more.reyenue is a good deal like
that of man telling his creditors that
he has plenty of money, and that he
will pay them as soon as he can Dor
row as much money as he owes them.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-01-09

The success of Spain, with its 1900
600 inhabitants, in trying to subdue a
million and half Americans, is not
SO brilliant as to invite similar expert
ments by any other European power.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-01-09

New York will most likely be for
Morton, to begin with, but the ques-
ton of interest and Importance is,
where will her votes go when she
quits fooling and gets down to bus
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-01-09

The military odds against Canada
are IA to and the commercial and in.
dustrial odds are still greater. And
yet Canada and the United States
were not uneavenly matched at the
start hundred years ago.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-01-09

A steel arch bridge 1910 feet long
and As feet wide will be thrown across
the river at Niagara Falls this year.
1t is in this fashion that we propose
to treat our Canadian neighbors to
100000 pounds of cold steel.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-01-09

Boliva's offer of 10000 troops to as
sist Venezuela is one of the drops be-
fore the storm that England will have
to face when she fires shot in the
Western world for territorial con-
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-01-09

Secretary Carlisle's announcements of
another bond issue is direct and
complete contradiction of his state
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-01-09
THE AUDUBON REPUBLICAN.
BY j. e. GRIFFITH.

The present administration is certain
to be remembered for its big and fire.
quent bond transactions.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-01-09

The Cuban army has surrounded
Havana and indications are that they
will compel the surrender of the city.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-01-09

The Extra Defender has been leased
to an Atlantic gentleman who will con.
duct labor paper, it is reported.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-01-09

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-01-09
Sheriff'S Sale.

Sheriff OF said county
NASH, PHELPS & MoSIER,
Attorneys.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains leave est i2i 81 ataton. ~ y as follows an'
- earlier foot Il Franklin ST;
500 A. VI Da.y local to blnaiO. ~ ....,.. =.
N. Daiiy Albany FOR Catskil Mountains
aud Sara to8a. iarlOr Albany. sundays Ciy -
Da.y Albany. Utica. 95t-cuse, hocn' ste
Eursip.. Niagara Falls. Toedo Cleveland ana cnicHs,,
\ ". laly, except sunday. TO tatshl No IN
tlins. Palrz iaNes Mohonk and Minne"a aska' ~
Dany, Saratoga, CalIS-.i. Lake George. PaiIor eaF
4UO l.. VI. DAILY ex -ept sunday. Tor Allany.
GOO 4. VI. Day for Albany Montreal Uu'a, sytac.se
Rochester But,;o. Niagara Falls. Toronto. DetFol
ESQ r. M Daily ,Scept sunIay for Newturg. Albany
saratoga Montreal. - c.
s15 y. VI Daily. except Sunday, for Utca SYRACUSE
Rochester and Buffalo. - -
si5 r. VI DAILY f)r Albany. Utica. Syracuse Roc ester
Rrraio Naga-a Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleveland Ch'
cAgO and St Louis.
Fo, tickets time tabia. pnr.or sleeping accom-
nnodatcus appv city Offices. Brooklyn and New "Fk AZ
Time tables principal hotels t9r otne'
information address G. i. l'AMbFmI
Gen Passenger Agent 5 Vanderbilt ave New-York.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
ESCAPING coal GAS KILLED HIN.

Patrick Campbell a brickayer. Of No. Sl2 West
Eighty third-st.. killed by escaping coa gas In
the basement OF unfinished house at Eighty
third-st. and the Boulevard, in which he was seep-
ing, early yesterday morning. Thomas Fitzpatrick,
of No 1872 Elevenh-ave. who was with him had a
narrow escape The two men have been IN the habit
OF sleeping in the building which Is now two stories
from the ground In the basement there Is large
furnace for the purpose OF drying the walls
Edward Burke. the fireman. found them lying In
front OF the furnace about o'clock. and tried to
rouse them. lie failed to do so and then called an
ambulance. The ambulance surgeon worked over
the two men for two hours. Campbells case was
hopeesS however. and he died within short time
Fitzpatrick recovered sufficiently 70 be taken 70
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
THE HAWKINS EXPEDITION.
CUBAN LEADERS IMPOSED ON BY THE
FORMER OWNERS OF THE TUB-NO
.pPESTS LIKELY TO BE MADE.


Cuban revoutionists in this city yesterday were
apparently unanimous IN declaring that the men
who had sold the rotten old fishing steamer j. W
Hawkins to General Garcia for his hNbusterihg eN-
pedition and had represented the boat to he sea-
worthy. deserved to be punished There was
secret meeting Of the Junta at the As:or House late
on Wednesday evening, and General Garcia went
from his home in Harlem to attend the meeting a
man who was a the meeting said to Tribune re-
porter yesterday:
There was presented the best possible proof mat
the Hawkins was unseaworthy and that General
Garcia DID not know the fact until the boat was
leaking He is not a sailor. but soldier. or he
would not have been imposed On in that shameless
manner Th. men who sold the Hawkins u him
undoubtedly knew that she would not get TO Cuha
ard they made good sum OF money out OF the saIe
of the boat. knowing that she would sink IN rough
water. It plot to sacrifice many lives Ol
course the men cannot be punished. They cannot
even be sued for the swindle. The worst Of II is
that arms and ammunition which cost over $4,000
had 10 he thrown overheard. Such a sum of money
cannot he raised every day. and 1t may be long
time fore General Garcia out with another
expedition.
Tomas Estrada Palma. the president OF the Juna.
had fewer visitors in his Office, at No &c Broadway
Yesterday He said he did not believe that any at
temp; would be made arrest G,nei a Garcia. De-
cause II would be impossible for the authorities to
get any proof that the Generals unfortunate eX-
pedition military expedition. AS 10 henerai
Valer,ano Wcyler. the Spanish commander. VINO IS
said 10 be on his way 20 Cuba with a threat 10 pun
An end to the revolution. Mr.. Palma said; General
Wevlcr was a Governor under the command or
General Vamasoda during the last revolt in Cuba
He has no record q warrior. but made himso'i
infamous for the cruel persecution Of the defence
less wounded invaGs and women. The latter he
subjected to the most revolving acts. lie VIII not
be able as he promises. TO reduce Cuba - subjecon
in two years The war will he over within a year
Ii the American Congress passes the pending reso-
luton. and the people support H. the result VIII
cu!cklv be seen IN Cuha's freedom.
United states DstriCt-Atiornoy Wallace Naclar-
lane sad hat warrants tor the arrest or Hehtial
ing {: pedtion had been .ssued yesterday IN su'h
q css. hc said. we nave got to prO.c that there
was military expedition ht,cd OUT IN ms county
and that !; directed against friendly power.
II no violation o. tho law 81 the United states 10
fight AGAINST Spain In Cuha. II Is no Violation OF the
urut:ailty .aWs ship arms from th.s country %
C,sa. You may load vessel openly with ain'n"-
milton ard Eotchkiss guns and send her TO havana
and no one can interfere with you. TO hold these
peonle for oe'isc against ouI law II Is noc-sdiF
10 prove that they organized or assisted IN orSd'l-
hg q military oapcOlt.or here against a iIIehuN
power. and that is rather difficult TO prove
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

business was fairly active at the Broadway Real
Estate Salesroom yesterday The parcels sold COM
prsed miscellaneous class Of realty. situated IN tnc
uppcr west side ard the lower east side OF the city
Philip A. Smy;h sold. in foreclosure, West One-huh-
south side 27' feet east OF
tEhth-ave l2JxS9ll. vacant, 70 'he p'dii''i' i|'u
schwcgler. for s2liJO.
Richard \. Harnett & Co. sold. In foreclosure
Scvcntieth-st the northwcs: corner Of Avenue a.
a four and five story brick planning mill and factory
lot GSxlO04. to J1hn B. ireland for $4,000
Golding & Whuchouse sold. in foreclosure NO 5S'
Grand-st A two-s:ory brick tencmcn-house. lot
25x7. to the plaintiff the Society for the Relief Of
Poor Widows and Small children for $1,000
Peter f. Never Il co. sold Nos. and West One
two ive-sory apart
ment-h,uses each 25xGsx9s1l. to Jonathan ~ Glass,
for $1,000 each
Theodore Rcichman has sold the two iive-stor,
,rick tenement houses Nos. and % ST. Mark S
Place, the former 2ixllocx24xl%6 and the latter
2cxoO They were both purchased by the seller In i'i
FOR sil2625.
Gus,aye o;eiscr has sold the southwest corner OF
the boulevard ard West Onc-hundrei-and-io -iorty-srV-
rntL-st pl1t -, % H. for $1,000 to Dwyer N rag
Peter j. Mccoy has sold 20 jacob Hess TWO ,;s iots
on tie Wet side OF Amsterdam-ave' % iee' "o' !"
Z one hunCic.l-.li- thirty -rinth-st , Co., o
Ab~rnam MARKS has sold to cent Of stern q
Rnshmoro the nosihwes: corner OF Amsterdnin- "a n
ln., ~ tne avenue ana four on the street. 49,. 49,.
Joseph Beck las sod to hc Vsn,a Ii RrosySv nd ami
Na,ker-st tw' old four-story buildings, plot oN'9
fcct Tho present buildings Wal be torn Gown anu
a .rv.n-Stor, nu lding be erected on N" S'tr.
io.n + CLANCY 4 co. have sold Tor hr. itke, OF
N.st S.xf,-,lghfh-st. 10 feet west OF Crntsai
T,-% Wcs, f1r immediate Improvement. to Was-
ncr x al.acc. buii ie's. -, 80
,;r,rn, < TAy.oi the brokers IN ne ex
.hl Of tn I.rxiugton-ave. ana forty-thirl l-St'
corner for SO s. East Forty nintn-St rep2r'.a %
f.r.iay Tine figures saouli have been NH"" io'
tha corner ana $1,000 for the Forty y-nnt'-s''
J1rei " Bel has sold ten lots in One-hundrel- J.
eud-,ln,,ecrth-st north sGo c.ghty-nNe lect .dst
of Icrox-aNc.. I'D builder. who w.II erect TO"
OF fourteen thrre-siOry dwellings thereon.
Henry Norge. thag has leased the nor tneast cor
me- - S.xih-av,. and S,venteenth-st, '.xV'. H2.n
l..ura \ D..an0 Inr q period oi ten years; VI ~
N.rxentAau now controls. with this leatenoIn the
,,s:cry 'front.' on SNth-ive. between 7eNehtr'h,'
ard Echf,~nth -. lie Intends 10 make IMPROVE
u.nts to sU.; prospective tenants. .-
g. H. C.crpr a son were IN" brokers IN the So 81 =.
10 Uirsh Brofhcrs of IN" front 2ox-c. on the cis'
s.a OF AmsicrGa.n-aNr.. running ir"i'i '.' nun
f,cl-tnd- fort y-serond 10 Dne-hundrrd-inl- o1tl.
thrl sis ana also for The sale for pF - " .
Wooley 90 tie same Ann. of the loi -'Nl"-. Oh
tn south side Of seventy 10 icct west Oh
Wrst Era-av-. . :, ,,,,,o
iN..au Hiihier la SOD. through NJ j. McMonee-
"a, ia. fh.te--f1iy hrOwns.unc dw'linS - e."
Vest EiShty-riuth-st, % g. rect. ior ABOUT '-''V'
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
COURT cALrXpARs FOR TO-DAY.

AT7sIae cor,ecr, ~eiore rrusv j.
supreme coui-sIecia Tcim~i4r, Ii-Defore Pryor. J.
SGTF suSTs pens at S F. "a %''
man. J-Motiors: 'enway IS s'e.n"S? ."s1' s,-
Supreme ,ourt--sleoial Telm-rar lV--Bcfore Beach
J.iase on. NJ l5io weed ~. hagi4son ~ d"> '"'-
suprem. Special Terr,-rsr y-ne:ore Law
unfinished
Sup em- Court Special Tcrm-iart VI De'or- Ma
Lean J-Cases &c be sent from Part " FOR ral case
supreme Court Special Term-par,s VII anl vlH-Ad-
supreme coqr,Trial Tcrmrar; llInetot. rrsrln'an'
supreme c9ur,-Trial Te,m.PaTt Iil-Ie;ore Dusro J.
supreme cour.~Tr,a Terin-rart Iv-Heforc sedSwick.
J.-No G3G5 Gerey VS. National Ice Company ~ aa,
supreme Cour,-Trial Term-Parts and vI-Adoune.
supreme CourtTrial Term.ran vlimBe'ore Glide
sleeve Nos 1894 1892. 1871 2o7t 2o7s, lI''. 1874
Supreme Couft-Trlal Term-Part vrI-Hcfor- Book
JCass 10 he sent from Paft VII or risL Ca'e
SuDTs cou,,T!'a It. II Ts-rar ; @ & & Gc; ;:.
sHprems cour,-Tral Term Parts X anI XT-Adjourn~i
supreme cour,-Appellate Term r~,ore paly. = J.. NJ
% Noa 4s a % 5o 81 81 % a 3 ;c Z: Is 5o % Gi e.
surroga,e's Cour'-CAamhers- Before F'7gerain. So
Alfred Forerty Ammeli Mu;i.r william Biiss liam N
Harris. Herman s"fke Sarah II H'Ihnn At 1880 a. m
sur'oaa,ct tcufi-Triai Tc1m-nt'orc Arnold. SO
G,y couri-G.ner Tern Aa,ournea sin. de
city Court-spec'aI al Tern-Iefo.e O'Dvycr Court
opens q a n Np'i1nS NJ Ia ?.
CITY COuri-Tr'al Tcrn-!'ar's !. II. III and IN-Ad-
iourned for the term.
REFi.rEi-S APPOINTED.
supreme court
ry Truax. J.
Perkins I.uiden Henry Sc!r.i't.
Morgan I'att--f;rOvonpr 6. Hubbard.
JaaVn P.k.-- Maurice = fon-n.
Matter OF row.ll-Ben amn Yates
Natter of James Forrest Charles \. Hos..
Bird Reid-Terome Buck.
Jackson Builders Wood W. 90 Eugene Iurnin
~ Pryor. :.
Higgins Askey q cases)-ror'e V. Ransom.
Hussey Nan!ey- Samson lA,lmGn.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
PROSPEROUS ROADS IN MICHIGAN

Lansing Mich Jan 3O-The Michigan earnings
Of railroad companies for 1896. in q report made by
Commissioner Billings yesterday. show that up to
December the earnings were s2S, $50, ,sI6
pared with SIC 2OT for like period OF the previ
Gus year an increase of S.13 per cent In November
last Michigan earnings were $2CCS,3OS S2Gz6O
greater than the previous November.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
OSEPU KATZ SENTENCED FOX BIGAMY

Joseph Katz who pleaded guilty to bigamy. wac
yesterday sentenced TO five yeare in State Prison
by Recorder Con- IN General Sessions The Re-
corder gave him the full penalty.
"You ought TO remember" said Katz. that /
have two and a half years OF unexplred sentence
to serve
''You ought TO have remembered that before you
committed your crime" retortcd the Recorder.
Katz was the who accused Albert A: NeIis.
the real estate agent OF No. Zjl West seventy
sixth-st OF killing Mrs John A. Runne;t. and then
denied his statement.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
RE(OEDED MOKTOAGE9

Bath Edmund !. ana wife 10 Thomas Lyons.
corrcr 1t ave and SON -. year ....::...: $4,000
Idc" Ins. Company of New York.
Hath ~. 2i5 Il Of lst ave. year .......... 1000
Castle. Mary 4. 10 me United states Trust Com,
Ia1y of New York. i2oth -. 10 n W Of -
cromar charles. and wife to Frederick Boss
p Aithnr -. il3 II n of Kingsaridee and W"st
Farms Koai year .......... ................ 100
Cohen. Herman. and wife to the Title Guarahte-
and Trust Company. 40 i37 West 7,th-st
:,ahIn,an Isaa. II. To- Mayer Goi,mih No 2os
East 2ih-s months ....................... 1900
iibro No l27 East 1Ioth-at. yeais.......... 1900
bowling. Mary. 10 Ercn Wales No ~
St., corner Park ave. = yarn .........:... 5000
England. Clara l. and George +. T. Gertrude Eng
lanl ci,h s,. 2iS9 n Of ~ ave. years. 4.243
Friedman. Yeite to Philip sternbach.
I;iirdse ~. lots go and so map ~ James
other property. year y part....-........... 10000
Frecst. Ella u. 10 Albert n Vrcelnnd. n i73d-st
10 II e of Washington ............. 500
Foote. Margaret !. and Emerson. TO Mary
Chaoim. Beekman IT. ll3li II e of Nassau
cierding Julia IT, and iicrjamn r Mceks guard '''''
ians "f Bertha Is N~els. n Samuelst lot
80. map Of East fremont. y"ars............ 1000
Godst-n. Father :. and Herman. t. the Bank
for Savings. New-fork Gs,h-st. 3l02 II
of 3d-aye. Yeas 1000
Same Henrietta LoTeling. property
Goodman Israel d. 10 Elizabeth $ Rogers East
Broadway. No -. 8 years observation-disclosures. 1900
German. PHILIP. and wife 20 Ambrose stozeaber-
ger. No ~ Riyington-at. ana $50 chrystiest.
Harris Amelia 10 Selma Berry : 37thst
l2j II of Dih-ave. years and months. 1000
Iiornn. James and wife Thomas Kegan
lGsth-nt. %6 Z, ~ Boston aye. months. 1000
Jancway. william II. to executors of John &
Meyer. deceased. No 30 cty Hall Place years
Klein, Benedict A. and wife u Thomas j Ridden
corner lst-ave and 4oh-s years ...... 1900
Kearney John. 10 Walter Taylor lot ~. map
OF Archer property. towns OF East and wsst
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
WILL BOYCOTT JOINT TRAFFIC LINES.

ST. Louis. Jan. 3O.-For time the trunk-line
railways belonging to the Joint Traffic Association
have been under criticism by the members OF the
Merchants Transportation Association. OF this city
The matter to a climax last night at meet
ing Of the association. a resolution was passed
without division that the members OF the assoca-
tion would not bill pound OF freight Joint
Traffic lrcs until the latter amended certain OBJ
tectionable rules.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW,JlRSEY
anthracite coal used exclusively
Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals
on and after November II. 1895.

tAn,hrsci,e coal used exclusively
s0S5 On raaSNs ana ,sf AaiS%sS soSsHss1 9.3 ,
Trains leave station TOT Of Lberty s.. a.
70 sG G:I: s TO tfS Rs9 s g. to '?'sS0 sS 800
Fer WiHes6arre Piiision and ScrsntSSn e:lo A. ~.
e nssass e tso sssf's' Il 5S
@ 90 80 80 sS SSS so o. r. r. 25 M ush i;i' night SUNDAY"
For iiafris6grg at 4so. 500. si0 4. ~. 10. 80
.19. 500 ~ r n: i2:i5 night sundays 100, $780,
pS s. H. 5 5s s S s"f T. X sassss q; so
.ALLRAIL ROUTE,
sis ssfdays 3s9 = sssF' Ocean Grove and A'SuF
FOR LAKEWOOD,
40. s:io A. NJ. !. As, $40. $40 p. NJ
Barnesat. 80 si5 A. Il. i:45 i4O 7. NJ
for Atlantic city. vineand and Bridse'on. +;3o A. ~.
40 p. NJ.
FOR LAST LONG BRANCH
i:5o x, as 40 p NJ sundays, 9eo a. NJ. 40
Heash sesSrsh g and Hsn@nd, g; Ea;s
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHLADELiHIIIA; HIN c4ny nALTiMoNE AND
II r; 81 Ss f4lna:I2aH a 4rs rss S ssS s aSi
s5 s' n'S. sSnaay5 80 go 20 go ,S ,SSns cS9 M
i1nors and washnson week : day SO 500 1S igGo
cars 4. NJ. $50 800. GOO Dining carr r. NJ. Il u
ss s and m @ @ . Ss T '@a:e @ a '' g'
West l25h St. 25l columbus Az. New York Court -,
The New York Transfer 5mpany VIZ ean f9r and cheek
baggage from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
D..I LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN n. n,
stations In New-YOrk. foot Of Earclny and
ChriatOpher streets.
VESTIRUIED TRAINS, Pl LLMAN BUFFET
pJNTSCH LIGHT

Direct route - NEWAKh. BloOMFI ELD. MONTGL AIR.
THE ORANGES. summit Bernardssi.le. Bas~.ns
ton Dover, stanhope. NEWTON. BCDD,S AkA:
MOT NTAIN. Washington PHllIIPsBCRG EASToN.
MATER GAP. STROUDSBURG, POcono Mountains.
SCRANTON PITTSTON WILkESBAkkE NANTi-
COKE, DANVII.I.E NORTHu uMl}ELAND. Mont
rose BINGHAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH, Wter-
Vile, UTICA, RICHFIE1,D SPRINGS, Cortland.
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO ITHACA. OWEGO. EIMIRA,
CORNING, BATH DANsvILLE, BuFFALo and ali
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
726 A. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops a, principal
stations ...
90 A. M-BUFFALO, SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN,
UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE and
OsWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet FaIlor Cars con-
meet Buffalo with for Chicago and points
90 T. M-SCRANTON. WILKESBAkRE and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet parlor
Z 90 p. M-SCRANTON, WILKESBARRE and PLYM.
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars.
so0 II (Daiy).-Buralo vestbued Limited Express
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BUF
FAI.o Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects at
Buffalo with train for Chicago and points west
$50 2: VI, Daily -BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON. UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS.
Pullman BGSet Sleepers -
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at l4
PAX Place 40 Broadway Tickets at fs'ry stations %,
Broadway. III 4thave l2th ST % West 2jth-st.
cs5 Couinbusave. New York 33s and 26 Fulton ST. ani
1913 R-osdway Brooklyn. Time tables giving full inor
nation At all statcns
WESTcOTr EXPRESS COMPANY will call tor and
check baggage from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
RAJ. rsrArE rNANsrrKs.

=, Nicholas Place NJ II. Frederick schucs and 9,
we to 'aa'.'s .s. ,.; lIssG' g ii,.. casr,.
~ si ,s,.. t. i>.o.ela hahn ........... 10
s.mc rnl.riy i,,slse " I..e =, - 80 k.hn
iifh ,t p g. :~n q q Am-i"ttaii. ave. TX q,
nsS a.. + n - - s.. = p.,i.' 's,' 80 ".'
i'' ioi s.sae ri IL T. ,i.r,r Il ''' si 20 saia1 fr,
va. l.nd 49, e. corner o5th--'. i"lixio'.
,c nasd WH' AMI wife 80 a'-m'ni h s'"''' =,
,d. G''.1 n u corner "a isn~ a,ou, i'9ii - =
In l','',' az ai,o1 to s. S'cdoA' ia'..''a' ' o
io,,n .,. T., Icol It = I co.amsa' a'' ,,,s ~
no',. y ............. 2co
s. &na's ave W o. q It n q i'e,n -, 75'ioo
D.. go ii-auan Q, William Hetnan .-...... .... !
B,,os ave - ie.il It u = l'e,h II. 81 lo'l'. +,
l.orr,ai~'.., " s. IL, II = n of Wcs'cA-rter
aye 49, ,, -, en- ''S' '''' wiz omitted
''s a,,' .,s VIE ini, W., .fI aa',arr $500
- .. -. T. n ..en.r 4. 2,si.2s. Ja'~ph
.i. -. ~ ' i.5 is., Ti'a.,ay M,Siaa.n 20
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: .i - iea l.., George i-.rt.n. r,f.fre to
raie i;n.i,f4 TO Clara l. England ani ""-
is.-@,r " csn,r ,'i st. 2s,l'o. jonas Wei .. oo,
aa.a,c .. s. fl. Abraham .,aac, ana We
ioi.' 't So q; r. %, Madison ave. 5s,i'o H. 49,.
Mo-" A't.s.'n asa i,,,I I''s 100 H." William
.li.ir g.f'[er. io s.ion y M~nrnacn .' se2oo
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io,th.a' e. 40 u u -. as" 2",l'' II J'h" q,
iisu s, y, - fa,'. i>op~ Ia'r' 90 Margaret 100,
waci-., So aa, william J r,n~ ard another -
ncsde-s No - cnarie, 81 Reynolds ana VIE TO ,,,o
,'I.on'st ''a.,i''' \ -. Peter Fuch, to- william
usna -, ~ -. fn.pnu~l io.iolse.; AMI wife
John y Klc.It dr. ""V
~. ION r.i~f,,afn ....................... 1850
a,,a-s' n - io5 f. y of have 2I.,ee.o.
Jonn J Tosin 70 Michael Tobn .;.,;.. /
+ Brandt To- Minerva R,ckefeller. ..... .......: !
lD-h ave. conner 3lsi -. *iNHo0. John
.oeg.r ami Wy io Moser Arndstein. .......... !
isi ave " corner :-'h ~. 2aA15 Francis Hem
"a e. ~ ~ v'es,. Cq.aflcs f Iiauerdo-t sni
mother eAs-ufYf- Michael SvicN .......... !
-"v Kr.rn,n ...."..".... .............. 10000
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r Iioey \ drew WICK ana another. .......... 2'"o
r,2 peter ilady TO Richard g ITait.... omitted
vie TO- Ra hc isr,tson. ........... 1900
la9 T, = ac i ', ,,, Is % o.2a fas5 ss
WELLINGTON ave. " H. so2 T. . Il Is4,h s., 20 *
II, xtOsllDc. william walsh 10 Cecilia r lap
,,.t t ns iio f. o 81 Washington ave- inxioo
Anh'a, ave " 5t.ii It n Of i.erry st. Xix
7c1,l7xsls. John u lieas and wife to Arthur
l. Il; ana 10 map Norih marble I'm, i2h
Ward: Perry = Williams and VII" 10 Joseph .
OH s. n s. NJ It of Avenue . 5cSloe d'nion
p't 100 map Of Arden property. Walter "
Tay.or ana wife 10 John kcainry. 1GOo
e,tate = william Adec. 4oxicp. Elizabeth cin-
r ' "niSr i'ra sn,er ad,oinng ciy Island in Long
Land Land. sound & iI5 acr"r ganted 20 Ientnmin
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
TILE srPREME COrRT CALENDAR

Washington Jan 3o-The day call in the tntoi
States Supreme Court tomorrow VIII he as -
lows: Nos 5gi 473. 72i. % ana -.