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New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There were two sales in legal proceedings at the
broadway Real Estate Salesroom yesterday.
William Kennedy sold. in partition. one hundred
and-seventy- -nfth-st, and Broadway. or Franklin
ave northeast corner o. West Farms. west one-hait
Of lot No. 80. map OF Falrmount, two-story frame
DWELLING lot 75xlC0. to the defendant. Marcelia
Pierce. for $3.50. ~ <,.,.
B l.. Kennedy sold in mechanics lien foreclosure
Nos l26 and l2s West One-hundred and twenty :
nnth-st four-story brick dwelling, ot oVX''i' "
James r. Vans for $i22Ss. ~ -
s Carmon Harriet has sold to Williford Dayton
on private terms, four villa plots, comprising one
acre. at Harrington Park, y. j.. Mr.. Dayton VIII
make arrangements at once to erect a handsome
house and a stable these plots, which are at the
entrance of the park. -
have sold for Henry NJ Denton the slx'story apar.
ment house. known as the Tuxedo at the north-
east corner of Seventeth-st.. and Columbus-ave''
John j. Leo has sold the four-story brick ana
stone private dwelling. No. $50 West One-h -hundred-
and forty y-siXth-st lot lGsxD. TO John H. fou''S'
on private terms. 80 ,,
Robert Whcelan has bought from the Simpklns
estate the block front the west side Of Convent
ave between West one -hundred-anJ forty. n
st and hundred and forty -seventh-st plot ls''
Amrusta s Jones has sold Mandelbaum &
Levine the four-story building. No. l'2 est
lot 266xS7S II was purchased by the sener III 1909
William H. Carpenter has sold the property at
the southwest corner OF Walker and centre sts''
for $60Gl0 - ,, - a..
Hernhard Never has sold TO Mr. Thompson, the
property No. 3sS Eighth-ave. lot 2OxiW . -,
II is reported that the H. H. Ludlow eSta.e -,
Creek and Wilkins Creek. has been sold at abou,,
100000 The purchaser is supposed to be an agent
OF one OF the Astor estates . -, A.,
Charles Griffith Moses has sold for MAX MARX uie
property on the northwest corner OF one e-huhdreo-
and -nfty-scconi-st. and Macombs Dam Road
size s5xi07x irregular. on private terms
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
BUFEALOLlTHIA WATER

is limited TO the treatment OF Gout. rheumatism
and that hybrid disease. kheumauc H9u', 'So-
called which is in cOntradistinction TO the Rheu-
natoid Arthritis of Garrod.
81 have had excellent results from this water
in these affections. both in my own person ana
in the treatment Of patients for whom nave
prescribed H. OF course. the remedial agent IS
its contained Alkalies and their solvent proper
ties
Hence it is prophylactic as we'll as remedy
I'm Nephrtic Cole and forming Calcuh, when
due to redundancy of Litiic Acid.
DIR ALFRED L. LOOMS. Professor OF Pan
partment of University Of New York. wrote:
LITHIA WATER In the treatment Of chrome
Gouty and Rheumatic subjects with marked Del
BUFFALO LITIi1A WATER is for sale by
one dozen half-gall1n bottles. $500, f. o. D.. at
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on apple
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
MORE TINE FOR ST. PAUL.

ST PAU. Jan 3l.-Tke ST. Paul committee. hav-
ing in charge the G. A. X. Encampment TOT 1870
received a telegram last night from Commander
,n-C,hief Walker at Indianapolis stating that. at
the request OF ST. Paul he had postponed the call
,,g together of the Executive Committee until Feb
ruary 20 This is taken to mean that 81 Paui
will in the end secure the encampment Ihe Chi,
c.oo and Great Western has announced that IL VIII
grant the G. A. X every concession IL asks az 70
1ates The road has given notice TO the Western
Accusation OF rs Intentions and II Is stated that
fhe Ninnea polls and St Louis and one other road
u,,i follow suit tomorrow. This Will break up
the association and make general scramble ior
business.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
CONVIcTs FOR HOAD-nr.rrDrXc

Albany. Jan. $.-Ass mblyman Hobbie OF Wash
!ng,on County today introduced bill authorizing
the Superintendent of state Prisons to employ con-
vets on ne highways Of the State. The BIZ Is. IN
part as follows.
The super .ntenicnt OF State Prisons la hereby
authoriz j to direct the building repairing or I'm,
W"Vemcnt "t NJ least thirty m!os OF highway on
S'nc ira i'"R 'hofpush'af"s ou'- 20 ~ an incorpO-
Idlcl CITY or village. to be- So ccicl bv him in $40
toh5 oi not .'Ss man ten continuous miles each
thr SANE 10 be bni.i rcuarel or improved by the
ihhor - conV.cts sc.'ctcd 10y him from or. u IN.
thfee state prisons. lie may designate the high
WAYS ana portions thereof upon which such labor
snail D. "nploycI and such portions 20 des gnatrI
shall be under his control during the time sl,ch
building. repairs ana improvements IN progress
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
AN INTRUDER BADLY BEATEN
HE ATTACKED A WOMAN AND HER NEW
BORN BABY.
HoUsEFUL OF EssEX-ST. TENANTS GOT HOLD
OF HIM AND USED HIM ROUGHLY-IiE WAS
DRUNK AND THOUGHT HE WAS IN

A HoI sEFUI OF EssEx-sT. TENANTS GOT HOLD
OF HIM AND USED HIM ROUGHLY-HE WAS
DRUNK AND THOUGHT HE WAS IN
HIS OWN HOUSE.
Charles Singler twenty-six years old. an elec-
trotyper Of No 96 Pitt-st.. while intoxicated early
yesterday morning. was badly beaten by mousse
ful Of Essex-st. tenants because he tried TO at
tack woman and her newborn child. Singler
went into the house thinking that he was AT MS
own home He raped at the door Of the rooms
of Elias Gottfried baker and he was admitted
by the nurse who was attending Mrs Gottfred,
who had recently given birth to a child. The
infant Law in a cradle beside the mothers bed.
When the nurse saw the strange man she asked
him TO go out Sngler refused and grew angry.
He declared that he was In his own house ana
would not e. out.
As he said this ne caught Mrs. Gottfried by
the neck and would have dragged her out OF pea
II the nurse had not prevented him. She
screamed as did the sick woman. and the nurse
succeeded in thrusting the intoxicated man out
OF the room Assisted by repeated shoves from
the nurse. Singler got to the street again Inc
nurse shut the door in his face and went back
again Singlcr then entered Gottfrieds bakery,
in the front Of the building. He walked through
the rear and once more entered the room OF the
sick woman He again caught hold Of Mrs Gott-
fried ana half raised her out If bed. The nurse
pushed him away, and the drunken man reeled
toward the cradle where the baby lay His hand
closed upon il. but the nurse uttered piercing
shrek and. running toward him. struck the man
with cleuchcd fist. As the mother saw the man
touch the babe she tainted
Gottfried baking in the shop below. heard the
last scream. He ran up hastily ana seeing
Singler in his rooms with the nurse trying TO
put him out. he shouted for his assistants in the
shop All three of them ran up. All the tenants
I'm the house had heard the ntrse's screams ana
all except the children ran downstairs About
fifty of them had gathered in the dimly lighted
hallway when they saw GOttfried and his
bakers push Siugler out among them
For three four minutes the hallway was IKE
bedlam. After the tenants had finished with the
intruder most of his outer clothing had been
torn from him. There were three bad cuts on
his head which a doctor said had been made
with "A club.
A GOuverneur Hospital surgeon dressed
Sngers wounds and he was locked up in
Eldridge-st station Yesterday morning, in
Essex Market Court. Magistrate Deuel. fined him
$40 for diaorderly conduct
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adams corn>I,a NJ and I.'lcah = to The ,s,..., Ger
2o2G Il II IenoA AVE. yelis :, - S''ooo
A,as4 ".'' iaSs ina 'S aS r. 'o"' az An~ram %
same @lr. +, same i2srn-., 300 r, " Of An~rcr
,e s"" Tho,p,s S'| ~ n =, SAMUEL \ IIoy,. 45,h
-, -? n = 7th-nve .............. l2""
Barn Mary j. M 70 5 9si , ''%d Mr yre3s @9s"r 1900
Bliss. Grorge. T." John g rarth. n corner Cen
tai rark West and io3is' extends TO 10Th
Irun.r Harriet Theresa Maudle. 40 9o7
niiss c;,'rse. To- John e BARN " 5 central Park
West 275 It . io',hst nstaImsnts s......... 2o""
'i is-h:r i7S Of siayc '', r "'. coo
~ i22 cnurch.s demand 2c5co
utsdy rho,na. and William Haag,man
II Park-ave. demand nd..................... COCO
Bcy. Bella to Euphcma conn ~ aoo West
bacon. iE@Ii,, = and Richard 5. ne United w
ave and loiih i: , years .....,.... 5000
c"n N"l6 M lyman N m r to + fra. sacns 9 Face reT wears $500
cauren Hans G to Roxsnns Glaclus Pas
,n" ny~ rc '" r. of spr,ns ~ M'"e" ' so
c92n 9 os t. In o "c S to onG nG Tin Ssg syc. g,, h
chanrcr " Harry +" the Mutual fe Insurance co.
81 to Brccker at. year. .....,........ 10000
same TO- William + Hayem@,er No 50 to -
cditer john and vie to the executor. Of George
\ Thayer. n o6th- st. 200 IT Of Columbus
c9',cr o. on@ and wit nn,n to the % nr"dsy m c%,sr
bus ave. months ............. 900
Cushman Nathan and lHrimer A. to Jesse G
bennett. Amsterdam
- n Of 18th At. year ........... 1900
NJ ST. i15 of 2l-nve year ............. 5000
. ponnsily Charlotte New York Co
building and Loan Association Kirkslde-
ave- iIS.S n of W"lesley-st. nstallrnts $50
Insurance and Trust co. y, 9 Alhaay st. year 23GO
Frank. Aielinl T. t. New-York Cooperative
Imilding and Loan association. L-ggett-
$50 n Of Prospect ave instruments. G.2JO
Fack clara to Max Straus 32d II. 50 n
Of Madison-nNe years ......... 1000
Tbn,id nj Nif In Trust
trustees Il David Sand No + l7h-st demand 5000
Fri-llander. Albert. to Mary u Pell ct al. No
II md -. years Ia. 80
Same Ia Henry \ Robbins and another.
Tord-st. lots 20 and p, on map made by Ed
ward Doughty. years n. $50
Same and wife to the Manhattan Savings Institu-
ton Nos l. and Bond II. ......... 10000
Finn. Morris. to William NJ Kingsland ID
2ill n n Of 0Ti-st ............. 1890
Friedman. iletti and Max II. To solomon II Kohn.
y,rrs ......... ....... ........:........... 1000
Farley. John r. another William Halls
Sons. s7th-st. 100 II of Riversideaye.
months 25Ooo
Goodn an Rachel ami Henry To Isabella Fran
corner Niia-ave and Potter Place 2
years ..................... $500
Golden bernard al to Henry de +. Weeks.
No % James ST. years s....................... 1000
Callker Charles H. Republic Savings and
Loan Association, n i23d -. 3W II OF
Amsterdam ave. lots insiaments ...:.... 1000
Cass Frank. To san uel II Merritt. Whs
2,5 II Of Avenue e. 5-l2 years. .......... 700
Sam, and wife Jacob Roeder jr. lot ;. map OF
tnionport = years ::.'.'. ooO
Ilrsch. Leon NJ. and wife ~ Henry Wiener.
0ithst. 1910 It Of Madison lave. 10000
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
DULL SESSION OF THE ASSEMBLY

Albany Jan. 81 (SpeciaO.-The session Of the As-
seinby to-day was poorly attended ana un'nier-si-
ng. Ike al the Friday sessions this year The
Senate was not sitting. rlpp.e Of Interest was
caused hy Mr.. OGrady's motion to advance his
blu providing for III" payment of the balance due
70 n" r"spAp"rs for the publication Of the general
laws Of She STATE ior last year. Mr. Kempnor OF
New-fork asked II this bill referred I'm any way
TO the rcmhursing of The a bany Evening Jour
nal' for printing alleged to have been done FOR the
Constitutional Convention under a contract which
was abrogat'd 10y tho Convention. Mr. O'Crniy
an wcrfI That u had no connection with that
that # was made necessary by an underestimate II
the printing expenses by IN" Controller. The bill
advanced TO third reading
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
filed Yesterday
New buildings
Sheriff ST. No 81 six-story brick stane by Fat
rick Connolly Of Sheriff and Delaney sts....' Sl"~
Lorl.ari 81. :. Pa n - Pelham ave- a one
story frame stable and shed, by hose loher oi 400
lNith st ana 30 lave. 49,
Forest ave. . s. 1896 II - idist 81, thIes
story tenement. by Ann TyrreN. of NJ s'l ou,
TintOn-aVe ""''
Elmwood Place. Franklin ave. t"o Two
and a half-story frame dwellings, by Lena Sci 400
No 21S East Sith-st........ o'o"
Poplar st. n s. l7J u 4 Main-st one-story 20
frame shed by William ! Arrow ..........: - !"
Amsterdam and l12th-st. ~ corner a tNe-
story and basement brick hui'd'n". ty the hlne
for ola Men and Aged Couples, oi ~ ~ west Gao ooo
4sth - '''.'''' i'''0
Alterations;
Carhcre.ine- ave =. l75 Il n Of issth-st by
Rose Toher of iN4tn-st anl 3lave. 10 a two ooo
story frame dwelling. ............ ...:'-::: ~"'
73d-st No 173 Fast by Daniel H"ay. Of No 2oo .oo
Tas' T3l-sf. a four-srcry brick DWELLING. Io
Orcherl-st No U2. by Esther Cohen. OF No 30
Clinton :our-story. etc. brick tenement xoo
and school oDo
New-I}owery Nos II and % hy Gardner estate
No 472 Granl-st. 10 a two-story frame workshop 100
5lsi-si. 40 III East. by New-York cry 20 49,
.,urstory brick public school. .................. 800
Clinton Place. ~ 20 by Marie 4 Walter, u No
2i9 West l2th-st. 10 a tireesto and basement
brick store and oflce bulding..... 1900
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
ERAsTUs WIMAN's ROSY VIEWS

HE SEES IMMENsr BENEFITS ~ coNsoIpATIoN
Albany Jan. 3I.-scnator Loxow. chairman OF tho
Joint legislative Committee on 'ho Gronfer New
YORK received the following telegram from Era.ius
Wiman to-day.
'I'fase grant opportunity ai public hearing to-
morrow IN hf.ef space 20 prove.
"Flr-t. 'it c0re ,ati % alone VIII arros, serious
d.cln- no" apparent 10 The foreign commerce of
second. that IN manufactures Ncw- York without
con 'llai'Dr cannot successfully compete with tho
cheap GOWNS ln Jersey. Pennsylvania and Counecii-
cuf.
Third. that hy consolidation homes may Doc owned
hy average Nat'-'atu'~f. now utterly impossible
within limits OF 'hr city,
Finally that these thioo essentials 20 continued
-rrafn .s~ i'''irn commerce. manufactures and the
nope OF property one Ipl"nc expectation ~ Amor
lean cuztn-A.i1 aii these noeslll. - consollda
ton ahd llr absorption of Staten Island whose
geographical advantages. denied 10 N.w York can
a. me avert thc d"cadcncr alr.1ly threatened"
Senator Lexow Informed Mr Wman that lie
would De- heard.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01

Hermann Julius the Meropoli,an ,@Nings sayisgs
Bank n I56h-st 100 # " OK unon ave 1910
and adjoining property year, yts,rsnt = Iniusrlai
Savings Bank corner 143d-st and Wills sooo
"a ave ,,dn year Gertrude y e. to bernard Hart.
3 goth -, 400 It Of llth ave. also 'o'he' oeI
22i-s and 10Th ave months ip,,,,,rr,ond
Hlgers Jeannette ct al l 10 WSu sns At years. $4,000
Same 10 Joseph Thomson al executors e'c' o, 900
No 2O7 West sotir s. yeafs e. tienrv r
Same and william II,lSers. husband. 10 u"nIs
Stevens jr. sOth st. l25 II of AmS'e'''"' sooo
ssm ave to SANE soh st. 100 It Of Ams'er- 900
Krng Emma ana husband to the trustees OF o. ooo
Smith College. 81 IA West 0oth 81; 81; = :, a. n;
Same 10 Rosa wen, '''" st. i.'..... '"i' $500
Iaue Charles and wife to Mary l. Keene. s ., ooo
4yth-st 2,5 II of 81 ave. years ooo COW"
Same to Frederic Mld''rooN ~ f" 80 22OOo
Lowe sarah r. and William " to Lizzie sares.
g guardian, n, @.'' ysrs ri'" - "' ....... 1900
Lewis kcharI V and Henry l. couser. and wives
300 It W sth ave. years. io'o"
Lew Aaron to Jonas We'll ard Bernhard Mayer.
Nos 2Ge and 2Gs Cherry-s mortgages install n ,oo
Langbein. George F. to James Bradley. s5th- oo,,
st. 50 II OF West tnd-ave years .....,.... ~"
Little Mary J to Kate 5 Bell. Amsterdam 40,
ave- $50 Il = u Rantal-ave years .......... 4U
McManus Mary. Thomas L McManus " ,oo
7th-ave and l3lst-st. year ......;.... Low
Paulina = Rea, same property, ana
liGthst 1915 II of - Nicholts-ave' year ooo
mortgages - '''''
Same. and Patrick II. her husband - , Thomas
Smith, IN ave I9l1 r. : ~ l3lst-st - no o.,
Same to Thomas McManus n isistst . II . oooo
McManus BERNARD. and wife o Maurice ! Suli-
van G4th-st 800 Il W Of 9ih-ave. notes: l'V
Msssn' sss nsm|amin' 70 marrs S''s 8c6
Men Stephen r to the Metropolitan savings
Bank. lot 1l37. map Of Wakefield year...'.' i'""
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
BILLS SIGNED by THE GOVERNOR

Albany, Jan. 3l.-The Governor to-day signed the
following bills
chapter h-fonhrming the change Of name of tho
Jennie Clarkson BAPTIST Orphanage OF New-York
Ciiy. TO the Jennie Clarkson Home for Children
thapt"r Eafying the elections % Councillors as
members OF the Board OF Managers OF the buffalo
Historical Society each year since 1851
Chapter -L"galizng the corporation OF the VII
lagc Of MiddlevIic. Uerkmer County
Chapter ll-AppropratnE S2l. 400 for contingent ex-
penses Of the LEGISLATURE.
Chapter l2-AuthOri2nr the County Clerk OF
Kings County 10 appoint two deputies to serve In
The NNuntY Count
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
GAME PROTECTORS FOR wEsrcHEsrER

Albany Jan. 3l.-Thc Fisheries. Game and Forest
Commission has designated twenty-five special pro-
tectors for Westchester County. This Is a great or
number than is serving in any other county In fact
the only other county which has made application
for the appointment OF any considerable number OF
special protectors is Franklin. which has twenty
The special protectors receive no salary from the
State. their remuneration being derived from fees in
Of violations OF the law and percentage OF
penalties following upon the conviction Of the Of
frpde
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
CHECK on FOREIGN COMPANIES

Albany. Jan M.-Attorney General Hancock to-day
gave an important opinion the question as 10 the
right Of foreign marine insurance companies IN
transact the business OF inland Insurance I'm thi
State. He holds that the companies can only
do business on the ocean and rot enter into Inland
transportation The marine companies have been
doing inland transportation business and the
fire insurance companies and tho big express com
panies have been protesting against the latitude
allowed TO them
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
BUFFALO LlTHIA WATER

SPRING no. .. have made use Of this Water
f)r Gout In my own person and prescribed II for
patients similarly suffering with the mos; de-
cidel beneficial results. take pleasure in ad-
vsing Gouty patients t. these Springs"
Dr @. w LAWRENCE. Resident Physician.
Hot Springs. Ark
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
COLONEL COLE MAKES A DENIAL.

Albany. Jan. 3l-Colone Ashley w. Cole the Gov
ernor's private secretary. said to-day: "Thc state
ments in some Of the New-York newspapers that I
am about to visit Brooklyn upon any mission what
ever. either public or political, Is preposterous II
has never been intimated or thought OF by the Gov
IT, II II were desirable"
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
DR.. JOHN ATTFTELD, the celebrated London
chemist. says:
BUFFALO LlTHIA WATER

Is strongly commended by its remarkable
purity
DR. ROBERTS BARTHOIOW. NJ. A. IL. d..
professor Of maieria medica and general theia-
peutcs in the jefferson Medica! college, Oh l".l-
adelphia. &c:
Buffalo Lithia Springs, Of Virginia contain
vol defined traces Of lithia and are alkaline
This IS used with great advantage IN Gouty'
Pneumatic and Renal Affections.
1T is the best table water known 10 me- anu
have some experience OF them all
DR.. ALGERNON 5. GARNETT, Surgeon Ge-
tired) L. 5. Navy. Resident PHYSICIAN ho'
Springs. Ark
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
Proprietor, Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va.

local examinations ani set aside any that nay hc
improper hy Ike unanimous vote
When removals arc mad" in he classified scrvic"
reasons are 20 Doe i.el To writing ani mad" public X
The person removed desires o.
The rules are made - apply 20 all colnilc. having
100000 population or over
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
CHANGES IN THE CIVIL SERVICE LAW


VICE REFORMERs.
Albany Jan 3l-Asscmblyman Sanger. of Oneida.
to-day introduced bill to ogulate and improve the
Civil Service Of the State. 1t prepared and IL
indorsed by many Cv!l Service reformcrs through
out the State and in many particulars il Is IKE the
hill on this subject which Mr.. Sanger introduced last
wear but which failed Of passage. The bill was in
troduced year by the subcommittee OF the Sen
ate Judiciary Committee which Investigated the
operation of the Civil Service laws That biz
signed TO remove defects In the existing Civl Ser ice
system which the committee had discovered. ana at
the same time give full effect to the Civl Service
ate by a vote OF % to 3, but was defeated In the
House The bill has since been modified. : not TO
apply 10 towns and villages and the smaller counties
and in several other respects The present bill diff
from the existing ClVll service law IN the ioi-
lowing respects:
The commissioners to be appointed for a stated
term six years. and may be removed only for
sons 10 e furnished In writing and after oppOr
unity for an explanation. Each Commissioner Is
give his fu time to the service and to receive 5000
annual salary.
Competi,sr examinat tions are TO be held for every
nosition classified The Commission may leave GER
Tain classes for positions In the unclassed service
exempi from examination. but must state in their
renhris the reasons for each exemption. Section y
defines the limit beyond which the competitive rules
shall not be extended though this by no means limits
The registration OF laborers on the plan now In
force In Brooklyn and New-York Is prescribed FOR
ali cities and for the State seryice and civ, o,.
The keeping OF rosters OF all state ana CITY en-
,,oy.s and of those Of classified counties IL required
and 6scaI officers are not permitted 10 pay salaries 10
anv one not properly enrolled. ,,
The State Commission is 10 have closer super Nsio
~ tho civil Service OF cities II may appoint local
commissioners where a Mayor fails TO do so. remove
local commissioners for malfeasance Dy uhai,ou. ,
vote and with the approval OF the GoVerhof' ie'e"
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
GUESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.

The arrivals at the leading hotels were numerous
YESTERDAY and the Offices and corridors filed
with guests in the evening. 1t by far the best
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
BUFFALO LITHA WATER

with great conhdencr IN Uric Acid piathess.
G7ui. Rheumatic G0ut and rheumatism
"Whcu travelling IL Is my habit - use this
water rs a guarantee f0r getting pure water"
ology AMI Practical Medicine ia the Medical De
or the past four years have used BUFFALO
rights Disease ~ the Kidneys occurring In
eft"
Druggists ana Groccrs generally. or in cases of
thc Springs.
tion. Springs open f-r guests from juno 18th to
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01

". A. Coleman. Chicago.
G. ". Potts. Philadelphia.
+. A. Banks. Boston.
ID. Sayer. Philadelphia.
NORMANDIE.
General S. f. Olson. Mime
apolis.
u. y. Bates. Worcester.
Mass.
Miss VI. s. Mitchell. New
burg.
Il. +. Shakespeare. Philadel-
phia.
". II. Candy. Trenton.
c. 6. Roebling. Trenton.
T.. NJ. Bartlett, Warsaw.
+. l.. Charles. Warsaw.
T.. :. Davis. Middletown.
Conn.
Mrs. +. s. Hayden. Water
bury. Conn.
Miss Hayden. Waterbury.
Conn.
Mrs. l.. Burdict. Tarrytown.
+. :. Olds. Rockville. Conn.
Mrs. J. WinterbottOm. Chi
cagO.
W. y. Caldwell. Holyoke.
Mass.
PARK AVENUE.
/. Elting e. wife. Pough-
keepsie.
". Robinson e. wife. Mas
sapequa. Long Island.
A. J. Russell. L. s. A.
A. NJ. Billings. Chicago.
J. Il. Carroll. Springfield.
+. II. Sickle. Fort Plain.
y. Y.
W &. I@;chworth. Buffalo.
Il. Williams & wife. Sea-
ford. Del.
s. o. Field. Boston.
!. Cockcroft. NOrthport.
ST. JAMES.
@. Bardin. Nyack.
w. $. Douglas. Philadelphia.
j. Gallagher. Philadelphia.
q. Wychoff. Elmira.
II. l.. Copley. Elmira.
II. ID. Porter & wife. Bos-
ton.
l. Drayton. Fall River.
Mrs. II. A. Brayton. Fall
River.
II. Scovell & wife. Utica.
Mrs. c. II. Manning. Wor-
cester.
Miss J. Merrick. Boston.
STURTEvANT.
l.. II. Carey. Philadelphia.
-. {. Babbitt. MOrristown.
J. NJ. Pettingill. Amesbury.
Mass.
J. V. Cheney. Chicago.
J. J. Lehnen. Rochester.
F. r.. Baker. Lynn. Mass.
WALDORF.
J. a. Glenn. Philadelphia.
G.. Peabody. Philadelphia.
q. -. Widener. Philadelphia.
j. X. Cowar. Baltimore.
WESTMINSTER.
c. Robinson. Scranton.
l.. :. Perry, Auburn.
Mrs. J. A. Perry. Auburn.
Miss T.. NJ. Perry. Auburn.
c. ). Price. Philadelphia.
Mrs. g. W. Paintar. Hemp
stead. Long Island.
W. l.. Ross. Sparter. y. j.
A. J. Bale. Baieville. y. J.
II. F. Folk. Sparter. n. J.
II. NJ. Lewis. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
BUFEALOLlTHIA WATER

has signally demonstrated It's remedial power in
Gout rheumatism, Uric Acid Gravel. and other
maadics dependent upon the Uric Acid Diathc-
SIS
1T not only eliminates from the blood the de-
letorious agent before 1t crystalllzes but dis
solves Il in the form Calculi at least To size
that renders its passage along the ureters and
urcthra comparatively easy"
DR. T. =. BCCHANAN. Resident Physician.
Hot Springs. Ark: