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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18

While dumping his load OF snow at the bukhcad
OF Pier A. North River. last hight. Patrick Towner
OF No. AS Park-ave.. Brooklyn. thrown into
the river by the breaking OF tho king bolt. which
caused the cart TO upset. As he backed up to the
stringpiece shouted: Look out. Pat, or
you'll go overheard like man aid last winter"
But the warning came too late and Towner shot
UP In the air. coming down in the ice cold water
twenty feet from the pier When he came TO the
surface his derby hat still and he swan
10 the pier and climbed up on the wagon-body.
He was taken to the engineroom OF the pilot-boat
Patrol where the patr.omen gave him dry Goth.
ing and Foreman Tappan OF the Street Cleaning
Department gave him some whskey and Towner
resumed charge OF his team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18

George Burnett. alias "Yank' Burns. re-
manded In Centre Street Court yesterday
picion of having stolen diamond stud from ex.
State Senator r. c. Walker OF Batavia. in the
ridor OF the City Hall October % last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18

prietor OF a at No 565 Peari-st, in the
american Union Association" alleged fire in
surance company that found TO have
iStence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18

One Of a team OF housekeeping horses owned by
Mrs Baker OF No. 25S Madison-ave. dropped dead
on the West Drive. in Central Park. at Ninety
,o,r,hs. Yesterday morning The team at
,oched 10 n sleigh In which Mrs Baker was riding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18

Edward Mccormick. who was stabbed In front OF
No Bowery last Saturday morning by man
who he said was Michael Foley, alias John OCon-
nil died about noon yesterday In Gouverneur Hos
nitaI Foley has not yet been captured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18

SCOTT & BOVINE. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18

ryo mon who we're riding north In a cabe-car on
Amsterdam-ave early yesterday morning were In
iured in a peculiar accident. Laborers working in
the cable vault replaced the cover OF the manhole
improperlv allowing the corner Of the cover to
overlap the slot. Cable-car No 433. northbound In
charge of John Gilroy. gripman, struck the cover
ana was brought to a standstill with a shock that
shattered every pane Of glass in the windows and
hurled the ten passengers In heap on the moor
and one hundred-andth irteth SITS. Abraham 8.
Arr.son thirysix years old. OF No 26l Madison-st;
East Thirty -nnh-st. were injured by being struck
by falling glass Arrlson received slight cuts over over
on both checks his chin and the back Of his head.
In the Centre Street Police Court yesterday Mag
istrate FIammer remanded j. J. Collins. Of No 1871
East Ninth-st. Brooklyn. until to-day. that the
detectives might have opportunity to investigate
further the charge against Collins OF frauduently
insuring the business OF James Foss' VINO y pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18

Minister Macgrane Coke. who has been IN WASH
iuRton several days receiving instructions. VII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18

Mr. Burton (Rep. Ohio) onered In the fous" TO-
day resolution directing the President 10 enter
IT, n.pot,ations with Great Britain 10 secure. If
POSSIBLE the abroga,on Of the section OF the treaty
OF 1917. which prohibits the building OF war 'e's''7
M shipyards on the great lakes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16

papiere nod tiefer i'm 9reiie iinten, fpenr Tie
BON ben iiegrei3en 8rbaniten ni4t nur Tim
Elm 9utt6eil ibres 8eiiBes, iOnoern audi
our4 bic l1nft4erbeit Der 3uitdnoe I'm ale
6offnung 9ebra9t perben, baB Tie i9re Ser
lutte ie pieber erieben tDnnen.
SEPT babsn fe bieIe 6offnung; bic @r=
tpdblung Mc&inleb's 1T gleidbeOeutenO nit
3uriidfebrenbem 8ertrauen unb elmer neuen
8ele6ung BON 9onbel unb @anOel. Ser
nmi4pung gum 8eferen pirb eine o.
ortige Wirfung auf bic Wertbpapiere,
auf @%aarenpreife unb ben @runbeigen=
tbumsmarft ausiiben. 9ie 8eitrGge, toel9e
Die 8efiBenben in Die @a6lfafie Der republic
fanii3en Partei 5ablen, perben quite Srii4te
b%ringen, unb 3tpar 6rii9te, Die oort
na4 benz gliidli3en SIEGE geerntet tperoen
fDnren.
Wer @elo fat unb UNI ieinen 8eiib be-
iorgt 1T uno troBbem ni9ts CUR Wablcams
payne beitrGgt, Der 1T Elm Sil8, UNI einen
fe6r gelinben @usOrud gu gebrau9en = elm
5il5, Der es pa6rbaftig Derbiente, baB er
bon ben 8rDantten 5erfebt uno 5%er5auif
nsrbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
9ie @mtaelb.oempfraten.

Die 0ffentli9e &nnabme Der 9rdiibent>
f9afts@Ganbi0atur ieitens Der bonn eSSnbiaz
napOlifer Gonbent aufgeiteGten @unbioaten
lit 81 2ouispile erfolgt, unb Die 9drtei Der
@utgeIb@0 emotraten lit bumit i'm SelOe.
DAB fe bur6 Die 3uitimmunggz0 o peI6en
8rDDer @lepelanb's, garIisle's, 2amonts
aro bes .reten Miniiters bes %ynnern 5runz
Gig getpifermaBen Die @eibe Der Nbminiz
%itrdtipn ~empfangen bat, fam i6r nur Mtg
Ii4 fein. SO febr man aud o%nnebmen
burfte, baB Der prdffbent ouf bie1er Seite
fte6en niirOe, 1T es angenebm, nun enbliG
iiber feinen @tanbpunft @etpiB6eit gu ba=
ben.
Die 4nnabmereben 9almer's pie Bud
ner's 3ei4neten fi3 bur9 Shdrfe unb &irz
&c, unD Die Sen. 8udner's nod ~beIonbers
bur4 Die 8etonung Der QusfObnung bes
Rproens unb Sioens aus.
Nae Dieienigen 9emofraten, pel9e glauz
ben, baB iie i6ren alien Demofrutii9en Par=
teigrunbfdben unb i6rer parteitreue etfpas
Derge6en, tpenn Ite fir Mc&inleD itimmen,
miiffen fir PuImer unb 8udner timmen.
9enn oiefe, ni3t 8rpan unb 5etpaG ober
8rpan unO @utIon, iinb Die e~in5iaen tpirfz
lt4 oemptratbi9en @anbibutem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16

N~ationdle6re uni6dbbare 0iente ~Ieiiten; tie
iinb %piqfommen, breifa9 niQtommen, unb
bas 2anb i9uloet ibnen pdrmen 9anf fir
Die .uneri6iitterli9e Sreue, tpomit tie, einem
gr0Beren Sbeile ibrer partei gum SroB, fir
ebrlt9es @elD unb 8e9tI6affenbeit elm
fte6er. @inii6t unb Priifung treten in biez
fem @a6lfampfe an Die STEELE bon 2eibenz
I9aft unb 9arteigett. Parteiborurtbeile
iinb in elmer &riiis tpie bieie Don feinem 8ez
lang. @tr biirfen uns ni9t in S9mdbuns
gen unb Acknowledgements gegen Oieienigen
ergeben, tpel9e in Der 8~ergangenbeit gegen
uns paren, aber iebt nit uns Derbunben
iino in benz patrtotii9en 8eitreben, Sreu unb
9lduben bes 2anbes gu bepabren unb bic
@6rli4teit i'm Dffentli9en unb Pripatleben
our95uIeBen. Wir biirfen feinen brapen
Utann aus unierem Eager treiben, lonoern
foqen ieoen bcr8li9 piGtommen betBen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
@rnan,s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

8rDQn's Nnna6merebe i'm Mabi1on
Square @arben in Seem Oort 1T iebt fein
4nnabmei9reiben 9efolgt. Gr beeilt it9
barin, 1einen unabGnberlt9en @nt19luB an
3~utiinOigen, cine @ieberpd6l ni9t dnneb<
me1t gu tpDlet1. Damn folgen cine Weenge
IdDner Pbraien iiber bic @teibbere9tigung
a1er MenI9en unb Die pfli6t Der Gegie=
rung, ale in glei4em MaaBe gu f6iiben. gr
ipri4t ii9 fir prompte unb frGftige 8Olz
itret1ng Der 9eiebe aus, fpri9t a6er benz
Prdfioenten bas He9t ab, ii9 auBer tpenr
bon Der 2egislatur ober benz @ouberneur
gerufen, in Die bGuslihen 4ngelegenbeiten
zines Staqtes ein5umif9en. Damn greift
er bic ausgabe bon Bombs in 6riebens5eiten
an, bebauptet unfere Hegierung peroe ni9t
i'm Sntereffe Der Steuer3a6ler 1onbern i'm
Setereffe 9erer gefiibrt, tpel9e baS @elb
al&sgeben, ertldrt es fir cine @efa6r, tpenn
fi9 8anfters 5ufamment6un f0nnen, am
na4 8elteben ben 94ab 3u Ieeren oDer gu
fiilen, unb giebt als Waittel bagegen bic Sim
lDfung Der 9reenbads nit @tlber an, BON
beren gin3tebung aber unb griaB berIelben
bur3 mebr Nationalbanfnpten er abfolut
ni3ts ipiffen min.
Ser %fOnItige SnbuIt 1T ni6ts tpie cine
unf9reibung Der popofratiI9en 8latform,
unD idgt nit tpenig anberen 0orten bas=
lelbe, mas bieie iiber bic Nll fre6terbaltung
Der Wonroe%9 ottrin, S9iebsgeri9te fir
Interchangeable, @inpanberung, MiBz
brau4 Der geri9tli9en Ginbaltbefeble, qee
gen @u4er, fir f~trengere 8egeIung bes @fz
ienba9noerfebrs unb @tntreibung Der S6uGz
ben Der pacific@8a bnen fir 3ulaFung Der
5erritorien unb bic Sc lbitregierung bonn
Sitrtct Columbia unb BON Mlasfd, fir 8erz
befierung unierer 8aferpege, unb fir Gu6a
iagt, unb legt cine befonbere 2anae qeqen
ben @totlbtenit unb lebensldngli6e Mnitel=
lungen elm; er min fir iebes Qmt einen Be-
lttmmten 4mtstermtn geIebt Ieben. Gum
S4luB ertldrt er, baB bic Carthage Gee
benio4e lei, 10 LANCE Die @elbfrage ni6t beiz
gelegt, nnb i3lieBt in e9t 8rDan'f6er MeiIe
NIT Der falf4en %8ebuuptung, baB Sob unb
Silber bas 9elb Der @erfafung fei.
&af cine 8epeisfi9rung gu @unften Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
sat ,o6 u.andes saor tn st,,sti6t.

0ie Die 2efer bereits %tpifen, tpiro Sendz
tDr Palmer am Is. September 70 Sabre ali.
9as 1T fir einen observation-disclosures
baten ia Elm 3iemli6 bobes Otter, SnbefIen
1prt9t INN Niemanb peber Die geiftige np9
bic f0rperli6e 6rii9e unb Hiiiigtsit at,
pel6e CUR 5iibrung zines tbattrdftigeu
Mabltampfes nptbpenbig 1T, l1no peiter,
ais Dem gemeiniamen 5einbe Nbbru9 gu
tbun, 9e6t ia iein @brgei3 unO bic 9offnung
9erer, tpel9e tbn aufgeitelt baben, niGt.
Nber felbft tpenn bas l1nmDgli9I9etnenba
ftb berpirfli9en fO1te, feIbft penn Senator
Pdlmer Dur6 einen pirbelpinbartigsn um=
i3pung Der Dffentli9en Meinung ms DsiBe
9aus 9etragen fperoen 1olte, tpdre Die Be-
IorgntB, oaB er ieinen Nmtstermin ni9t
tpiiroe aus0ienen %t0nnert, ni9t gera0e grpB.
Oenn er itammt aus elmer langlebigen 6a=
mtlte. Sein 8ater purbe 90, Iein OroBz
batter gar 10Y Sabre alt, unb erlebte ben
i~iebeniG6rigen &rieg, ben dmeritanii9en 8e=
freiungstrieg, Die fran30fii6e Rebolution,
er JAP Napoleon iteigen unb faQen, unb naA=
Dem er bies 2anb bonn f9mdlen Streifsn
am atlantii3en Ocean gum groBen jteine
bon Sceun gu Ocean bate pa9Yen unt
empprblii6en iebeu, f9lug in feinen lebten
Sabren Der Bonner bes 8iirgertrieges All
5ein DIR.
Man fiebt, Die Nusii9t, baB Sreunb 0eir
unferm alien Palmer in nd9iter 3ett eineu
8eiu4 abftattet, 1T ni6t beipnbers groB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
McRtmleD iiber Die @Mt9eIS-9 eMtO:
frGfeM.

@eretn3eGte republifanif4e 8GGtter baben
Nqerlei an ienen 9ut9elbz0 emofraten gu
mdteln, tpel9e t6eils unmittelbar, t5eils
mtttelbar bic republitanii@e Partet i'm
Sample gegen bic 9opotratie nnteritiiBen.
Sang anbers ais bieie &rittler empftnOet
unb bentt Mc&inGep felbt. @r bat Oiefer
Sage an bic i'm beIu@snben republttanti3en
3~eitunssleute bon ObtO II. u. folgenoe Oor<
treffli9e Mabnung 9eri4tet:
Die republitunii6e Partet itebt in bic
fem Sample ni9t alein. GOnierpattpe
Mdnner aGer parteten belfen ibr. sic 3dblt
au i6ren @erbiinbeten Diele Der md9tigiten
bempfratif4en 3eitungen unb Der 6erpors
ragenbten 9emotrdtsn bes Sitens unb
8efens, .pel6e benz patriotismus unb Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
8 Seutf@=

-Wober3ebr Seut6 d.
lanb bas metfe Pferbeflei9 9
ga9 elmer foeben enlightenment Stattitit lau>
tet bic Nntiport: rSn Berlin. Die &ei9sz
6aupt1tabt lit bret Wta1 70 groB, ols 9am=
burg, perbrau9t aber adt Deal 10 bel pfer=
befleif9, als Scenes, MGbreno in Sam6urg
ndmli9 nur 951 Pferbe i'm Sabre 1895 se=
f@la9tet murben, fommen auf Berlin i'm
1etben 3eitraum ni6t peniger als 1920.
4aeroings barf man fir Berlin ben 9roben
8ebarf bes 3oOlOgti6en @artens an pferz
befleif9 ni9t auBer 49t lHfsp
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16

6reiprdgung bat Ii6 6r. 8rpan biesmat
nidt eingelaiien. @r erpd9nt bieielbe ni6t
einmal nit Diretten @orten, 1onDern fpri3t
nur bon einem 6alt, ipel6er Dem 5orti6rei=
ten Der alIgemeinen 9olOpdbrung geboten
neroen ion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
Gd9li9e uub w09entli8e
,,cSAinOtS Stats
uuo
20 CT gS c It e so.
9tbnunemte mts GreiIe:

Sn gbico9o burtb Die Srager ms 9aus 9eliefert.
SooebIatt Der Npde ......... SO. Is
5d9lide Nusgabe uno Ser gSetenA per NSoGe.. 0.2O
9a9Iibe &nsgobe per Sobr ............"... $50
uno Scr @eiten" ............. 1910
Ser Weiten" Der Sabr.......... ... ........ 2.6O
WD9entli6e Gusgabe per a6r................ $50
Guspdrtige @bonnenten per QOt in ben Ser. Staaten
iOpie Ganaoa unD MericO:
Gdsli1e @usgabe per Sobr. $500
sSer Nelten@ per 200
gSo6entit3e Gusgabe Der abr............... 200
SINS 4usfanO:
@anabn unO 1tericO ausqenOmmenl:
Sd9lt6e ausgabe. per Sabr .$15.0 90
gBo9enblatt ODER gSo6en=g9efeu .............. 300
Somntags=g8efen nit pS6ers uuO Grnt1...... 3.5C
3aQeblatt uub Ser @eiten4 17.5C
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
INCREASE IN THE COLLEClI"N" o.
.>.co,., AGING RETURNS OF THE HOS
PITAL SATURDAY AND ,,
TRIBuTIoNs - PATIENTS Al
ST. IUKEs

The reports that have thus far oeeh 'p""e ', ~.
80, ,bo collections taken this year TOT 'he ~
,Io.o,,o, Saturday and Sunday Associa'o" W."
ors,derahlv exceed those Of previous years ~
,.a,,. renort can vet he made, however as NAM
:. en-. churches defer their accounting uh''' az,
-. a., sunday in tho New Year. In order 10 al
"a =, onnortunity for giving TO those vi III,
o.rrnoo,,ons who were unable 10 be present o'' 'e
last Sunday in the old year 49,
f.eorpe Maccuiloch Miller. president OF '"e a."
.o.,.,,op said to a Tribune reporter yes'ei""s
1.-The reports that we have go TAR ieoe'eu ~
.,or.h comnaratiyely few are distinctly encouras-
ing In every case they show an NV.
o .roouraeed TOO at tho general gain In strength
%" " 49,. ossoc,a,ion Is making. The number OF
us aux,liaries Is constantly increasing. ana nor
"a ,noro NJ our best citizens are joining IN 'he
n,,.m.r. The women auxarcs too are nolhs
y ,r.a, deal of good work They plan 10 'a''e
s,nno and although II is too early to say that
tbev will be successful in this enor' tnei' aS''7
ance Is exceedingly valuable. The COLLECTION poAe'
that we have placed different points IN 'ne o''S
sre not now yielding as great returns as 'ne'
Aid AT first but perhaps that Is due 10 the TACT '
they are no longer novelties.
ovarious other organizations have adopted 'he
same method Of raising money. and douo'iess '"''
much of the money that formerly ca'he u "''
Rrt we are getting larger contributors tnah ever
peone give more generally. and in other ,Wa!s !,
Sneaking of St Iuke's Hospital. Mr Miller ss saiu
thai ali the beds now available in that institution
are occupied. and that as a mna,tr o nnder its
roof as the old hospital had ever .a m
Later on he said there will be more peuS sdP -
be corrospordnglv increased. But. in spite OF ,l:
fact that MANY people had objected 10 the present
Ste Of the hos1a as Of 700 s managers in selecting
The site had are ady been demonstrated
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
proposals.
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PROPOSALS ron

1 FOR
PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDING
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received until January
for the PUBLIC PRINTING and BINDING for the year
opsned before and Of he made by
the Joint Committee Of Congress on Public Printing TO the
the committee reserving Itself the right
and all bids judgment Of the best interests OF the
Detailed schedules Of the description. quantity and
quality required accompanied by samples and
blank proposals and giving the regulations with which
bidders must comply can oe oDned by ADDRESSING IN
The contracts will be entered into for supplying such
quantities Of as may be needed during the year and
The estimated quantities set detail in the sched-
S. oo6 resrns machine finish printing paper. 2ix3s
1900 machine finish printing paper. asx4s.
"a sized and calendered white tinted
$500 reams white writing paper. various sizes and
24Oo ream- colored writing paper. various and
1900 reams paper. various sizes weights.
1900 600 pound: Of Of s. Ss., plat plate no,os papsr
lis 900 pounds nne coated wood-cut paper.
ms sm; @s@s 5%as p ys50u' sizes and weights
10000 pounds artificial parchment various sizes.
10000 sheets cardboard. various colors Sizes and
900 sheet. bristol board. various colors and
1000 reams ledger paper white or blue laid
or wove various sizes and weights.
5000 resms second-ciass ledger pape. white blue.
2.7oo rssns tissue and copying paper '"'
IS reams blot,ins paper. any required color
10 rs.Is: "a. s,.S Sapss n:Is. z SC s,a ,ou,
$50 rsam. typewriter paper. various size. and
eSS rsam: cap g;, letter ter and an, note paper
200 shseis parehment' Is H2i'
Proposals wii be received for rsams or
ny direction Of the Joint Committee Of Congress on
TIL. e. BENEDICT.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
Tuesday. December 2Q-p. N.

Several factors contributed TO a stronger stock
market to-day. the more important being an
easier money market abroad. lower sterling ex-
change rates. and an advance OF lAa2Nc IN
wheat while Of smaller importance was report
from Washington that a diplomatic settlement
OF the Cuban controversy was under way. Gable
reports indicated the end Of the high in the
money market incident to the end of the year.
and quotations showed easier discounts both in
London and on the Continent. the easier money
outlook having a favorable influence upon the
foreign security markets. American shares on
the London Exchange advancing l.d Il per cent
In this market arbitrage houses were moderate
buyers and the course of business showed a
gradually increasing buying power throughout
the day Large offerings Of accumulated sterling.
against which very little demand existed affect
ed sentiment favorably, and traders who have
recently been hammering the market were forced
under the stimulation exerted by the
days developments. The volume OF business
was small. but was distributed. and brokers
who have long watched the market with despair
and pessimism were led to believe that turn
in Wall Street affairs had begun in earnest.
January rise is expected and predicted in many
quarters. despite the growls Of the element which
has been advising short sales as the only safe
operations to conduct in the security market.
With few exceptions the entire list of active
stocks closed at net gains. Atchison preferred.
American Tobacco, Jersey Central, Rock Island.
Burlington. st. Paul Consolidated Gas. Louis
vile and Nashville Kansas and Texas preferred
and Northern Pacific preferred advancing la Ia
per cent Despite reports of new legal proceed
ngs against Manhattan the stock advanced
more than per cent. closing at a net gain OF ..
per cent. In to-morrow's market the course Of
this stock will be watched with interest. after
the close of business to-day order was granted
in local court requiring the company to show
cause why II should not be restrained from pay
ing the dividend due January |. The efforts Of
the person or persons who are endeayorng TO
prevent the company from paying unearned divi-
dends are now taking the shape OF a concerted
movement by certain bondhoders to force the d.
rectors to show from what source and upon what
grounds the company has been paying dividends
I'm years when large deficits have occurred as the
result of the roads operations Delaware and
Hudson was weak on further talk OF a dividend
reduction, and Sugar Refining sold of at the
opening from last nights closing price. although
ruling firm during the day in spite OF the reports
of aggressive competition by large coffee inter
ests The close was strong at about the best
prices OF the day.
Closing prices for last sales of the principal
active stocks. compared with the final figures Of
Yesterday were a . follows
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
RECnRDED MORTNAGEs.

Alexardrc Nathalie TO Bank for savings. New
York 18Th 1t. II of 5th l year. $31.J
Aud. George II. o Jennie Walsh. trustee Joseph
4 Quin. n corner Park ave hn1 l3iih a.
Cooke Edward. 10 William 7 Hockey. n lid;h
st 100 II Of Brook ave- months .......... IL
Conron John r. and Joseph 10 James II smith.
n corner Amsterdam ave and slst 81. years. 15.0
Glare Margaret A. Walter g Rollins. n sum
nit st. 464.3 II W Of Williamsbridge fond.
Diller William r. and wife 20 New YORK Life
Insurance Company. Ggth 81. 40 II of
Central Park :st. Mortgage 4 years. ...... .4.O
Davies Martha NJ ard Ellen H. TO the LAWYERS
Mortga Insurance Company. No 81 West
Fordinsiy Harris and wife to Lewis T. Bach n e
corner Lexington ave and 1929 81. months. -
Fei,berg George l.. and wife TO Katie Wendell. 1r.
= y l6tth-st. 22j II OF Amsterdam ave. days.
C;ottlelmer Edward. 10 Philip Paul ~. acres e
land a; ; " corner lands OF New York New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Company at
end first wsl'e from crossing Of Fordham and
Pelham aves. years ...;......:.::........ 90
Grady. Edward. and wife t. Mitchell Valentine.
West Farms To Westchester Road corner
Forest-si. years :. ;.....;.-.... ~
a3d st. n of West End-ave. | year,. 1910
Jackson Charles X. to Charles f. Appeby. No
iio East 3ist ST. Ia part: months.
- west End-ave. 755 Il 5 Of ssth-s st. years. 1910
Keller. Kunigunda, to John Phillips.
tor. etc: lot ING Block Z. map property Of iIud-
Levin Solomon. and Joseph smolensky and wives
10 Christian Hoefer. No Is Monroesi. 3
years ...................... r.:
and John J Downs. No 525 Ienox-avc year. 2;
Miller Solomon. 20 the Mutual Life Insurance Co
os NewYork. io;hst 255 II g Of 3i-ave.
Mortock Henrietta. to Dora Fernschid West
chestcr-ave. :. ic0 n ne OF cnion-ave.
Nouiett Maggie. and husband to Geors. Mcc 49,
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
Miller and another trustees - Levp Ns,sase Z Msr-

Miller and another trustees ~ ievinn We,1ose-
shall dec.as ID. lJith ST. 70 II " VI '
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81 20 n . ~ Amsterdam ave, !esl-.. car
smith Eliza J. 20 the t.miGrant lnaus,'d vear.
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. : Riverside ave. 81 I II n OF rom -; aI r
Turner Lucy T. and william {. to hicns'u ,.ns AZ
T.yns.nd Il . corner 9th ave ana li"'" ~ "
rlpnd - . - rar,and
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Turkcr william and Josephine, 10 ",r''" VS.
pnsc trustee. lot al, map section - '
Estate 23d Ward. : years -, ,rore
Tu,Lor william j. q 23d Ward Lana i'P'''N
rnent Go same property. ycar. -. - I'm
,yor6s Elizabeth. to William Whit.maii. = ii'"
9, ,n7 2 n II Greenwich-ave. year ,;,c,
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v,shlu-n Morgan and wife 70 Julia ' Va
n, Nadlson-ave 115 II n OF 3i-st ~" ""'
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New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
DAVID BLAKELYS BODY HERE.

A
TIE DEMANDS OF THE ACCIDENT IN
sURANCE COMPANIES
Bradford Vt Dec. 29.-As required by the acci-
ao,t rin.urance companies which insured him for
sc- O,M the body of David Blakely. the manager
Of Sousas Band exhumed here yesterday ana
sent to New-York for the purpose of an autopsy
on September 80 In this town. his summer nome
Mr. Blakely ran his bicycle into wagon oreakihs
his collar-bone and injurng his spine. lie ded
In New-York on November I. as a result. ms fam-
ii, asserts of these injuries. After examination
i've body will be returned to the family lot mere
mir Bakely carried life insurance OF S"""" ou'
this IL is understood is not in question.
roroner TuthIn received information yesterday
afternoon that the body of David Blakely. when
Vas dsinterred at Bradford VT. had reached TINS
ci,v and was at Eckelberg's undertaking estao-
Nshment. in Eighth-ave. Coroner 1u'hH gave
permission yesterday afternoon for the removal
NJ the body to the New-York Hospital. Inc au, u,
topsy will be performed al tne lattrr PpSH c
ocInck this morning by Coroner 5 fhySicidh
O'Uanlon in the presence of Dr. Herman bisss'
nafhologist of the Health Board. ana Dr iruue''
of the College OF Physicians ana surgeons