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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-02-12
Terrible Tragedy in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-An entire family
Of six. father, mother, wife and three
children, were murdered last night by
Richard Klattke, a Lakeview carpen-
ter, who then completed his work by
killing himself. The dead are: Rich
ard klattke. carpenter, 50 years of
age; Kate Klat,ke, his wife; John
Klattke. his father, 73 years OF age;
Nina Klattke. his mother, aged II
years; Nina Klattke, his daughter,
aged 8; Anna klattke, daughter, aged
s: Emma klattke, daughter, aged Z.
Klattl1e used a revolver to do the
bloody work. He was an anarchist
of unsound mind. He had been out
of work for some time, and this fact,
the police believe, led to the terrible
tragedy. The bodies were discovered
in the house early this morning by
neighbor who called to inform klattke
that he had found employment for
him. Each victim had been shot
through'the brain, and the murderer
seems to have laid his plans with the
utmost deliberation and carried them
out to the letter. Sharpened knives
were found beside the corpse of
klattke, indicating that he was pre-
pared to complete his bloody work by
other means, should the bullets fail,
This is the third time a husband has
killed his entire family in Chicago
within less than year On July 5
last. Fritz Hellman. a stonemason,
turned on the gas and destroy the
lives of himself, his wife and four
children. Hellman had been sum
struck. and this is believed to have
unsettled his mind. Less than a
month ago came the crime of Jens
Hansen, alias Peter Hougard. Han
sen. by turning on the gas, wiped out
a family Of wife and five children and
added to the crime Gf murder that of
suicide Business troubles We're re-
sponsible for Ianscnc desperation.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-02-12
Free silver in Teas

AUSTIN, TEX, Feb. 5.-The State
Democratic executive committee was
in session here again today The sill
yer caucus was attended by y mem:
bers Of the committee Silver was
victorius on the one convention scheme
in the caucus 1t is likely the major
ity of the delegates TO the national
convention will be free silver men.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-02-12

Of n Democratic Majority. a Republican
Minority and the Fopulists---TiIlnan and
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-02-12

not Mr.. Carlisle's eloquence abound in
anathemas, notably his denunciation
of "the greatest crime of the century.
Did not Thomas Jefferson, the great
est of parliamentarians, use language
in the Declaration of independence
like Absolute tyranny. "Judg-
es dependent on his will alone. " His
works are begun with cruelty and per-
fdy." Did not our great party de-
nounce certain legislation as "a cow
ardly makeshift::" Does not President
Cleveland himself speak right out
sometimes2 Did he not once say OIL
cially to those from whom he differed
something about, Party perfdy and
dishonor!'
These are but few illustrations and
authorities from high sources that
have fallen under my view-more eN-
perienced students Of political talk
could point to stronger speech, but
these will do. Let men and Senators
stop lying about Tillman's language
and Tillman's arguments. Suppose
Webster had sat silent and maintained
that Hayne was "blackguard!n In
stead of that, like a manly orator, in
the opening of his reply" he warned
Hayne: ''If provoked into crimina-
ton and ::recrirnination, have blows
to give as well as take. Therefore, the
honorable gentleman had better hus-
band pr2d emily all his resources for
taunt and sarcasm" The only an
swer Tillman has had was the ''panto-
mine Of Brice," How like Tittlebat
Titmouse that Brice is. He got to the
Senate by money, and answers argu-
ments with monkey motions. IL the
House of Commons the 'struct lie
Tittlebat used to crow like cock and
bray like an ass. II is to be Hoped that
Brice, like Titmouse, will fall back to
his natural sphere through the loss of
his money.
As Democrat, want Tillman an
swered, but in common with thou
sands, l rejoice that he has shaken to
pieces that political "whited sepulchre'
called Senatorial dignity" The
powerful pomposity which bore that
names was nearest tn imitation that has
ever hourished in America Of English
aristocracy, lordliness, etc, and l
hope Tillman killed it-Washington,
Jefferson, Jackson and such parties
knew none Of it. Had they heard
Tillman, they would have answered or
applauded him. When a Senator
says another is "a dog be is a black
guard, and is unparliamentary, for no
man can bea dog: therefore the charge
is mere billingsgate, and cannot be an
swered. But when a Senator says
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-02-12
THE ONE RIGHT ROAD.
REV. DR.. TALMAGE POINTS II OUT
TO LIES TRAVELLERS.

ae shows the Road OF Righteousness to be
Ssfap,.in. Pleasant. Hroad, Smooth
and With = Glorious Ierm'n"s at
Last.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-02-12

substitute was agreed to-43 to 81, as
follows:
Teas-Messrs. Allen. Bacon, Bate,
Berry, Blanchard, Brown, Butler, Call,
Cameron, Cannon, Garter, Chiffon,
Clark, Cockrell, Daniel, George, Har,
ris, Troy, Jones of Arkansas. Jones Of
Nevada; Kyle, Mantle, Mills, Mitch
ell OF Oregon; Pasco, Perkins, Petit
grew, Pritchard, Pugh, Roach, Shoup,
Squire, Stewart, Teller. Tillman, Tur-
pie, Vest, Voorhees,, Wallhall War
ren, White, Wilson'S.
Nays-Messrs. Allison, Baker, Bur-
rows. Gallery, Chandler, Davis, Ell
kins, Faulkner, Frye, Gallinger, Gear.
Gibson. German, Gray, Hale, Haw-
ley. Hill, Hoar, Lindsay, Lodge, Nc
Bride, McMillen, Martin, Mitchell of
Wisconsin: Morrell, Murphy, Nelson,
Palmer, Plat, Proctor, Sherman,
Thurston, Villas, Wetmore-34,
The pairs of the II senator's not vot-
ing were announced as follows:
Blackburn (Dem.) of Kentucky and
Cullom Rep of Illinois; Dubois
Rep Of Idaho and Smith Dem Of
New Jersey: Hansborough Rep Of
North Dakota and Aldrlch 0fep} Of
Rhode Island; Gordon DEM of
Georgia and SeweiI rep OF Kew
Jersey; Wolcott Rep Of Colorado
and Brice dem OF Ohio; Morgan
Der1.l OF Alabama and Quay Rep
of Pennsylvania.
The bill amended Was then passed
without a division aud was then re-
ported to the senate-its consideration
hitherto having been in committee Of
the whole.
The vote was then taken on the pas
sage Of the bill as amended, and it was
ssed-yeas, ~: nays, 35, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE0'

BUSINESS AT THE EACHAN"
There were announcements Of sales yesterday a,
18th Tho auct,on-rooms Four auctioneers occup'eu
their stands but only two parcels were SUN
At the broadway Real Estate SalesrooH'' no"
How g. Co sold in foreclosure NO. lsi Oneii 80
to,rs,orv brick tenement house. ot 2oexooA-''fA
% ~. nIa,ntn George NJ Miller, as trustee io'
$500 a,undred-
strong T. Ireland sold in foreclosure ohe-
rd Eioh,v-eiphth-st and William Place. sou."eas.
corner 1875 feet to Bathgate-ave, x9'foNi0~
TO One-hundred- nd -eighth-st Xso u 'a"
Place x346O; also Bathgate-ave, cas-. ST. ,Soy
north Of One-hundred- and eighty , ~
999S to the Plaintiff. Frederick ~ Du Do'' w.
It the Liberty Street Exchange the SAFE oi w.
S5l East one red-and-seventy-iour'h-S"
withdrawn. ~ 90 perrv-st a
6ve.story fathouse 2sx75x97 for Elias Kempner -
Henry C. De Witt for about s5o""; a's Nar ro
Hubert-st a dwelling house, UXJ', ioI sia' ha,t
Eran g. Haley builders have sold four,s t,
brownstone house, 20x56xlO,.S, NO; ~ "est s'e"''
eighth-st., TO Peter Duryea on private tei rror
The Casanova estate has sold to Scnensr q ren
mel the block front the west side OF % o.
between East One-hundred- and hrd ana rtaS, saT
SOC 1t was purchased by the seller lor Sio''" !"
1879 W.. oxo- h,,rared-
d. NJ Taylor has sold No. 1923 West One-hundIrea
and-thrd-st a tEree-story brownstone dweilins
lot 2Ox55xl0O for about $4,000 IT was purchaser ny
the seller IN September. 1885, for &4"o ,,, .o
John j. Sperry has sold to Edward I. BAY ,H
lots on the south side Of East One-huhoreu-a""-
twenty -ffth-st $50 feet east Of Thrd-aye 49,.
The estate OF Edward J. King has sofa 'ilree ioe
on the west side OF Eighth-ave 2oZ feet nor. VI
West One-hundred nd-thirteentn-str " d "u'iN''
F: Gharlier has sold to s C. Blackwell the four
story dwelling No l29 West Sixty-fourth-s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23

the Spanards do not The result is that santa
tion schools and other public interests are sadly
neglected, and there is little hope or prospect or
improvement.
One of the very best municipal systems in
Europe is that OF Italy. which dates from 1883
only. but bears the unm.stakable impress of
earlier French influence. Under il each COM
mune-village city-Is ruled by a council elect
ed by the Intelligent people, illiterates being abb
solutely excluded from the franchise. In the
larger places the Council chooses from its num-
bers Junta, Executive Committee. and n
Syndc. Mayor: in the smaller places the Syn
die is appointed by the Crown. The Junta is the
working administrative body. and. as rule. 1t
does It's work we'll on business principles. The
extent and splendor Of Italy's antiquities have
seriously impeded progress in the construction OF
modern buildings and streets. The genius OF the
people, however, seems progressive as that or
the Spaniards is reactionary. and wonderful I'M
provements have consequently been effected IN
all the large cities. such Turin, Milan, Flor
ence, and. most Of all. in Naples and in Rome
itself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
IL.
FRENCH INFLUENCE ABROAD.

For obvious reasons the municipal systems
OF some other European countries are modelled
closely after that of France. Especially is tins
the case in Belgium, Holland. French Swl'Zer-
land. Italy and Spain. Perhaps the most marked
variations are those which have TO do with the
electoral franchise, and some OF these present
features we'll worthy of study by American bal
lot reformers In Belgium. for example, the Eng
lsh system of voting-which in America is callef
the Australian-is in vogue, with certain valu-
able amendments. Thus rubber stamps are placed
in the booths for instead of pencils for mark
ing ballots; and instead of letting friend or an
officer accompany an illiterate voter into the
booth. different colored inks used for printing
the different lists OF candidates the blanket"
ballot.
The most impressive feature OF the government
of Holland is the attention paid to sanitary mat
ters by virtue Of which that most crowded and
least favorably situated Of countries is made the
most saIubrious in Europe. There is no pre-
ponderance of deaths there but 100000 births
year to only 10000 deaths. In the last quarter
century the increase Of population has been more
than 80 per cent At the same time the proper
ton OF the whole people living in towns and
cities has steadily increased. Indeed. 1t is in the
largest cities that the death rate Is lowest. In
the whole country it is 10 TO the thousand. but
in Amsterdam, with its nearly haIf a million IN
habitants only 1876 to the thousand. and in Rot
terdam col and In The Hague 1863 In these
cities the birth rates are respectively 3l6. 1853
and 31.4 to the thousand. and the birth rates are
steadily increasing, while the death rates are
decreasing Ten or twenty years more Will see
the one twice as great the other. In such
circumstances. in the face of the old maxim that
death rates increase density Of population
increases surely says Mr. Shaw. modern san-
tary improvements and administrative methods
are indicated beyond ali controversy with
harsh and capricious climate and with great
difficulties in the way Of thorough drainage and
satisfactory supply Of water. 1t Is nothing short
OF q brilliant triumph Of sanitary science and
enlightened municipal administration that
the urbanization Of Holland seems not to have
been attended with any OF those phenomena OF
physical mental or moral decline that have been
regarded In many quarters as inevitable results
Of the growth Of cities"
A deplorable contrast to this Is presented by
the former Lord Of the Low Countries. Spain.
ignorant and reactionary. repudiated under the
restored Bourbons the admirable French system
introduced by Bonaparte. and relapsed into
Middle Age darkness. After numerous revolu-
lions and changes. 1t now has provincial and
municipal autonomy almost Identical with that OF
France. But the best system In the world Is
worthless unless the people live I'D to 1t. That
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
BUILDING PLANS FILED

The following plans for new buildings and alterations
filed yesterday:
New buildings.
l36th st, = = 20 II Of Brown Place. by John
Binnon, Of No. i.+0t Park gave for five four
story brick fats $SJOOt
Boulevard, between s7th and Ssth SITS. by
Anna NJ de Montsaulnn. for five story
brlck dwellings, soWN
Alterations.
23is-st GOO II Of Park Road. Spuytcn Duyvl.
b. Henry Kroger. to two-story and attic
frame dwelling 1900
Gth-ave. No 5O7 by Pauline Meyer and Leah y
King and Louis : Brush. No .i25 broadway.
to II four-story brick tenement and store. IoC
Houston-st No 267 East. by Of Wolf
bronchial No i.270 Madison to a five
story brick shop. etc Observation-Disclosures. JOI
i3sth-st. No 25o West: by the Equitable Life
Assurance Society, No 100 broadway. To
three-story and basement brick dwelling. 2pt
B,eeckerst No All Anna Gray TO four-s.ory 49,
lIorato-s No 30 four-siory brick public school. lO0t
Over-st No 30 four-story brick schoo ...... 12OOt
Pearl ST. No -. hvestory brick school 1OW
Pearl ST. No 2g3 four-story brick school lOO(
Cark-st No :. four-story brick school. ....... 1OOt
Alterations for stated amount to above schools by the
city II NewYork
Frankin-st. Nos 30 and 2i2. by W l. skldmore
Of No 40 West 52d-st. to nve-story brick
Warehouse ''''.'..''''.sss'.ssss~..'. goo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
SECOND notice.

Apart from Paris and Lyons the cities ana
towns and even the villages of France are or
ganized and governed according to UNIFORM
system, dating back to the Revolution, thoueh
subjected since then to many changes. Inc
Revolution swept away the last remains OF leuu-
al!sm and seignorial rule. and gave to all places
a simple form of popular home rule. Each i'u-
nicipaty having 500 or more inhabitants was u
have a Mayor and Council elected BY the peopie'
the Council proportonate In NUMBERS 10 'he
population. Amid all the changes OF the century
the pr,ncipe of uniformity has been maintained;
and that Of home rule. though often obscured
And sunnressed Is now once more recognized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

As s% n" The P Hp.S sny Fund or Ss Doc. s:
40 80: West 5ai-s; wears $4,000
' s,sas and isd do Xeu5urSsr ',iS-sf 20 AS
Burby. wnslow L, to Allan Holder Anthony
n@ %y F 51rnr so Herman Locnen,ha
sGih-st lsi Il OF ist-ave years. 1900
'f rint st. f Na 49, g H HeaTs anu D'N 1000
CimIno VIC and cnterna Antonio cimino. 900
sam, "ts s Maria ' rsilssrino same property
c:s:s cG4ile. = E; Es%S@sF uoer'' 5000
Cochran William H. Wallace Peck. lots 30.
ri 49, 25S rs. 2cl map Isaac Dyckman. o.,O
pansel,h Maria to EI,rabe,h Husart. 42d-s' No 0
p@wG Henry G and Martha i; Magmsson. a.,
rdsar co N and f Theodore KHAN to john
Duncan. 72i-s,. ic2 IT e Of West Endave. 90 -,
rIecE Rosa. to Fanny Leopold ; ii6,hst. -
iii.s Il W Of lStave. I ~. Years ....,a...; oVo
Pauline = Reynolds n ioorh-sr. ia IT OF ,.,o
mduIroyG jennie O. to susy /: wood. ia'h ave- ~,
% 10, is2 map nap w YS m is,me wing. sank
York. n 3s,h st. i25 IT " Of ist ave. 20,
Hal. william W. to Peter !, sweeney. Riverside = ~,
snon or d pysi f0 ana Adam Sa ST. to Ros%"na
smith is' t. 200 It Of On n.r;s years; 1900
sS' st en l to r e hy and Trust CO.
al ave- NS 1871 years....'............ 10000
K~hoc Mary. to jacob Ruppcrt n 1921 st. 49, 49,,
Levy M Ma ks" AND WIFE to clarence Tucker =. al
trustees. George W Tucker. " luth ave. ~ II
~ 52d 81. years -o'"''
Levy Henrietta and bernard. To Caroline Haes-
loop. = 9Th 1T. 1874 IT OF Columbus ave. -
i'-"'
Lawson Jacob Adeliza r Sahler. 9th 81.
OF West End demand .....:.... 1900
Iowenthal. Herman and wife to the Dry Dock
Savings institution. n :, Isl II . OF lst-ave. oo,
Maddox George j. and wife to Mary Il Pcte. uus
tee Samuel j POte l34h ~, e3. 10 II Of
Alexander 30 years 2,WO
OConncll Maurice a. ard wife and another
the Bowery Savings Bank. Tooth ST. 80 II
OF ID ave- year. 3 mortgages. ........,.... 1890
Pasinsky, Henry. and wife to Mary 4 Hecker
guardian No liz Henryst. 81. 500
Same o John II Hcnshaw. game property, )
Sullivan. Patrick T. and wife to Twenty third
Ian Improvement Company. No ass
Section \, Nyse estate. ! years. 600
John. and wife 70 Jacob Lawson
" End and 0fth st. 3 1000
Same to same y End ave. a line
OF block 93d and oath sta. $500
Sawye. Flora John NJ Cornell Wooster
st. 100 II Beeckcr-si. instruments. a. 233
Stone. Aaron and wife To the Emgrant Industrial
Savings Bank. both st, 2l5 II OF LIST ave-
LOW
Wehrhahn. Emma a c. to Dietrich !. Wehrhahn
n list 80 n Of 3d ave years..... 1000
Wolf Charles the Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank sd st. 30 II " OF 4h-ave. year.. 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23

and the voice of its Government will be feared ana
respected. ,s ID. Iowa NJ
The great political parties shouiu Ies IN tbja
country helm them to bury their differences IN inns
rcsnect and guide them to a mutual understanding
in matter so vital to the greatness OF Inel, vT"
try. 49,. W. IL
brooklyn. JAN 10, 1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Pn ts t sa and WIFE Of Aisns Il '.'
Fay caharins Robinson 70 :b AVE E@ sHicG5:
charles + ruhrmann and wife to augusta 40 go
Handle $ 423 IT Of sth ave 25x2ci4 to
sal St; rfich to Mary i Lou !, axss,
chiries W Sloan. executor. to Mary Kuh and :, 20,
Bani@Y%ri. corner Gih-st H. sxs7.ixloo5x
1851 Frank l. Smith and wife to James ,co GOO
al fi nHe s. ;s It o; oiih ST. 25xSo Thorn m
Sd ton ave. wsrTs" rs 5 10 5 aS"sy
Same e'' pTGpe r a. j. SAM" Crane as
trustee to SANE j.; a,.s ;., herman
'' Lnwsnha and nd ~te G to Fannie 1880
& and 90 w, IL II, S Nj 1I. Huber 1900
1884, N%smsra TO- Maeiaena Kat. H. $50
7. nGGs'' ). H'n iss Il Of Avenue A.
Mara M,na'a 30 70 wIa az %21s a%s oAloo
Jacob iIcrt and wife to Nina Lustg ;;;.;.
t ~ dart. iii n"uisn6ec ss snry ysa
Hubert IS ,,i .It , OF 70 c Ssarie. + cosss
P,ne-st No rs: Allen Tucker e, al to Richard
rsrryl sa.' No 90; Charles Kempner Charles Il
Same property: George Il cosse Henry IL
witt and another ,; ;.;;o
R Tssr ssseny to SS'pSF Hall all
sh asn s and hissr 10
co %1'e :, :. ~, Il Of Central Park West.
ioo.s william Z Dner ana wife to Annie b
ION Mat ave W corner $50 st. ie7 irregular
Frank Arnold. referee to simon Adler ana ., IN
"a s"s ST. :. vi It Of west Enaaye 2axio22; :,
George Edgar ct al Bened.ck, Fischer ~
i2d No 81 West. Elizabeth Husari TO Nara - ooo
i1,t Ave. N@ ~ FRANK N'''-'' 1870
Maitland ave. = i75 Il from Mapes-aye 5ox 700
100. Ella VI Mapes 10 Daniel OConnell ,s,,:. 'oV
Webster ave n " corner li9h Il. 100 4xl33"x
Irregular Robert j Murray. referee to Huy :, 90
I.o, isb map Section A. Nyse estate. 30 Ward
Land Improvement Company t. Patrick SUI 40
Ivan and another. 49,
Benson ave s. 80 II of K@e st. 29N2SS 70
"cuior to Maria l. Mason. i"'
81 Ann's-aye. 80 It OF Rae-st. % lxb1 lOx
2iX3o3. Maria l. Mason TO Joseph Peser and OK
VIE IA, ~
guh sis 2i.sXi00; also 9th ST. 100
~ West End ave. i0xiOcs Jacob Lawson g,
las;h st. No west: Patrick II Lynch and wife . 40
Crotona ave. $. lot AZ. map Ryer homestead
njsitOx2ixio0: Isabel Fawc';t to Annie T. La W.
scone.d ave- s. abou, 900 II W Of Main-st: Mar
tin Keogh and wife 10 Jerome Bei.......... $50
Lots and =. map Park. Riverdale I'D Ward
acres. and land under water: Kate
Spsuldng a executriN. To Margaret Thompson - -.
schley and another. ................ 1900
Lots II and ~ map part Of Downing estate
Jeremiah icaiy George Stoz .................
l3sth It. 100 n OF Mott Haven Canal. 2Jx
%. DIN stephens ct al 70 August Belmont
Seaman ave. lots go ~. 2Js. 2Gi map
estate Isaac Dyckman. 18th Ward. Wallace Peck
wife William II Cochran. .....-......... $3.50
Clarence II Brown 10 Leon Tman. ............
Grand boulevard. :. - II Il Of Hath st. Tx
lon. William T. Ludlum t. the New York In
vestment and Improvement Co.................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
Hurtion Sales of Real Cetate

VALUABLE improved real estate for sale. by order Of
Supreme Court. Lot NJ 1865 Water Street New-York
,ity ai-u, front 10y % feet. with four-sory brick
building thereon. near Maiden Lane In the centre OF
VIII he sold at Public Auction at the
Now YORK Real Estate Sacsrooms III Broadway the
an day ~ february. II o'clock by WILLIAM KEN
NELLY Auciioneer whom apply for terms AT Room f.
III broadway haS. meni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
OBJECT LESSONS IN THE
CITIES OF CONTINENTAL EUROPE.

MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT IN CONTINENTAL
EUROPE. BY Albert Shaw Svo PIP 90 Inc
Century Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
Qfnlilrrs.

>,cr>,~ee>c-"O,"~~
u tutor in we'll known families. additional pupils
special cNterenr" college preparatory instruction.
WINTHROP. l.f2 IrcadwaJ-
WASTED ladies teacher kindergarten: teacher Eng
w sh. mathematics. eus-rn"ss French. plano. con
traifo apins church gentleman teacher German draw
INK MISS DONONANs Teachers Bureau 20 T.. itth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23

and all fear Of further cholera nvasions has
been dismissed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
Dantina Schools.
Real gsiatc.
NEW. YORK REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGE CERTIFICATES.

Now o,rei by TIE Lawyers Mortgage 1nsur-
ance Company.
per cent, for permanent or temporary invest
mcnt.
Emch certificate assigns an undivided
interest In IA specific Bond and Mortgage
on New-York city property described therein.
Guarantee Of payment Of principal
and interest.
Title insured by
Lawyers Title Insurance Company Of
New.NOrk.
Certificates registered by n Trust Company and
assignablc on books OF
Lawyers Mortgage Insurance Com.
pany.
Apply at office OF company. 81 and 80 Liberty
Street