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PROVIDE NT LOANS SALE.
Very Small Prices for Jew sIry-S4,l3O for
the Two Days.

The sale of unredeemed pledges left with the
Provident Loan Society was concluded yester-
day at the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms. The
well-dress-d women who had been drawn to the
place on the first day by the novelty of a pawn
brokers' sale in Fifth avenue and the hope OF
exceptional bargains were not in evidence yes
terday. But the secondhand jewellers from the
purlieus OF the Bowery were again on hand in
the front seats. buzzing with lively interest
whenever any one secured an unusually good
bargain.
There were a few valuable diamonds In yes
terday's sale. The highest price of the day,
Sl47, was received for a diamond pin contain
ing forty-flve stones.
i've como here for two days Just to see that
thing sold. though | knew | couldn't buy IT,"
sighed a woman already literally bedecked with
department-storo diamonds. Il guess I'll go
now"
I'D much rather have this lovely solitaire
ring" said her companion. pointing to a number
further down the page. Lets stay and sec
what IL brings"
The ring was sold to a dealer for Sl3l, and
then the women walked out discussing the
merits Of the two pieces OF jewelry with as
much interest as though they had been the pur-
Cheap, nlled-gold rings were a surfeit yester-
day, and they were put up in lots OF from hall a
dozen TO forty each. One lot OF forty went for
S37, and another containing thirty-elghL was
sold for $500, All OF them went to dealers,
scarf pins and collar buttons were sold AS low
RS 80 cents, and The average price received for
Jewelry of this description WAS not more than
Sl.5O TO 81. Gold chains were almost rs nu-
merous as on the preceding day, and some ot
them brought good prices. One heavy opera
chain was sold tor S57, and another Of about
tho same weight brought 500. The heaviest
vest CHAINS were sold Tor from SEQ TO SIS, and
the light weight ones were almost given away.
Watches brought fair prices IL they bore the
names OF standard makers, otherwise buyers
were afraid 10 touch them.
The amount realized at yesterdays sale
was 81. l+J.4l, and the total for the two days
WAS 81, llU.25. Superintendent Hecht OF the
IrOvideHt Loan Society was unable to say yes
tcrday how mucn this represented on the COM
PANS books, but AS the prevailing prices were
low tho amount Ii probably somewhat IN excess
o. this. Ia cases where the articles brought less
than the amount that had been lent on them the
sOCiety stanGS the loss; where t..cre is n surplus
tits refunded 4 the original owners of the prop
able pieces sold on Yesterday and the uay before
there Is a baLnnco % be relnnded.
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HEBRETS TO AID FLECHTER.
Every Effort VIII Use Hade TO Prevent IIs
Being sent to Prison.

Edward I.autcrbach, Chairman of the Repub-
lican County Committee, called Oh Recorder
Gofr yesterday. Later Senator Jacob A. Cantor
and District Attorney Fellows conferred with
the Recorder. II was said that Mr.. Lauterbach
and Mr.. Cantor called in behalf OF Victor s.
corder last week OF having in his possession the
So, 900 StadivariuS violin stolen from the late
Prof. Bott. Fltchter was to have been sem
fenced yesterday morning, but sentence was
postponed by the Recorder until Friday at the
request of Lawyer House. who las been re-
tanned IN the case. IL Is said that u number Of
prominent Hebrews have become interested in
Flechter's case and will assist him to carry the
case 10 the higher courts in an effort to prevent
his being sent to prison.
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for SALE OF 90 Tet-Countru.

ATHOT SPRINGS. VA - For rent, larga ston" house
~ with all modern convrnienccs, with or without
farm OF 1000 acres. Apply 10 l.. DUNN, ego New Jcr.
sey av. =. T., Washington. &.
SARATOGA as a place in which to spanl the sum
- mcr pUssrsses n grcater number OF desirable frn.
lures than any other: II peerless climate, picturesque
surroundings. heath giving springs. n good market,
ana varied diversions: furnished Cottages with all
modern convenicn"es at rentals from S(OO to 81. 5On.
For particulars write to LESTER BROTHERS, sara.
toga Springs, y. y.
'TnE iND!AN NICK HOUSE. with thlrty.sevcn
j rooms and five ares OF ground. beautifully stu.
a:ed at Indian Neck. In Rrauturd, Conn; bathing I'M
surpassed.
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Srl"rt 4uard-Yruokluu.

ILINTON ST. 23~3A-Sratly furnished rooms; APP
y m select table. eQualled by few. ex-
celled 10y none: EXCELLENT ncighborhoOd; convenient
10 bridge and ferry: reference exchanged.
TOLrNRIA HEIGHTS 100 -Eandsome front room,
Y suitable for two. near bridge; convenient for Man.
haitian lines; reference.
ADi on Brooklyn Heights owning handsome house,
IL convenient for bridge ferry, Manhattan, and all
routes On the island. Will give first e. ass
tons 10 gentlemen with best reference: Apply 10 VI.
+. MkESSpS. sun uptown ofice, l,263 broadway.
D~IERKFPOST 81. llJ.- Large and small neatly
L Furnished rooms near city Hall: superior table:
convenient 10 bridge. ferry, and Manhattan cars;
reference exchanged; reasonable.
DIEKKEPOST HOUSE. Montague st,-a minutes
i from Wal 81, Ferry. . minutes from bridge. Amer
lean and European plan; table dhote dinner; restau'
rant: ropninr prices
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Caught While Trying 10 Rob His Fathers
Rnlr.

ROCHESTER,. May o. Policeman Shepard
caught n burglar last night who had broken
into the store Of John Foster at ~ Elm street,
and.was working AT the combination on the safe,
and by quick work got him just us lie was climb
INK out OF a rear window. The would-b be thief
turned out to be n son OF the PROPRIETOR. MIR.
Foster says that on sunday the hoy left home
and did not return I'LL Monday morning. They
hal some words IN lhe store on Monday, where;
threatened to Kill his father, There was II large
hum OF money In the safe. OF this the son was
aware. Young Foster Is thought to he insane,
as he has acted STRANGELY for Some time.
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2ublir 0otires.

most OFFICE NOTICE
-
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I"rcifn m2is tGr The we"i enLlnG Nay 9 VIII CLOSE
'rFoNr''F Tn E a; Ga,T1, at 1G;t S MAiIs s. follows
THrRspAy.-{t l:aO 4. \, Tor ErH9rr, per steam.
i Ta%@ ""y*"C'n', VIA rlsn@",n. c,.',o'Ts, ana
fN. .t HsSni,s.niip t,r5h n u ,%F rrp1, TnTnirhs,dE"iir1 ia II
sATri<RtI ~ t:%g 4 ~ f"r EGAN,@ ETMlrFIE2-
Iilrr. aud li;EIr!sI I>llA. irr ,t~n *
i 2r r"s Must W. e. 'i I,r.,,4 LT! i r.r La La . "a, "nrs !SrTS, y:
at !. u. Tor 81 .i'FR' >%na Iirr'. pei st ~:
dirr@"ci,"t, ,"SE wsrtrin a, a, u, : v ~
SCOTLAND direct, pr str".rrrip ,.rces, a, ia
atIG3oA. \ ,npC!%p.n',ry is Tor GCn2r,.
N for NONw.tY direct, por s~t"n4>hip Norge yet
tiers must be directed per Nor:''h
.PRTNTEp MATER. Sc -Gernnn steamers calling
on Tpln T];"T'2 N3ri.r l &@.r faE ar nna S-1 ana lroci 'efs
kH1arrS'"H fr,n;"i No,t%r &C. d t"T W.T. %!irr hHTtr T.,
snr,"iy AL,r",%',l Ir n,,M Mni'rr ~ =. r%r =;
matter. T., Greet rritr,u anl r.. n,. nj
Sn,'ll> Nl,r sod rr't"l h''''T, &c i"'"''e'
~
Aft, ,c vi w. G. +. S1mc q s fy Srr"" "'"1 ,;pr rI r. IA. n,i a.;
mn,I, ar" "r"rr1 "n i"F "rr n, !T - on n.%"rl ~
within ten minute, Of &c loHr %! ; giiug OF
MAILS S"'" ToK sorr,r Am CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES Sc.
THURSDAY - A. " FOR Brazil, and la PLATA
saa,g. pr ,leOT, q, c"pas from : = nal',morc G.s
,srs fG At E"T,h NJ IFi for iintfHn :' r H'r rsr sitenHm"r,SSise
IriniiHt; atboA y Tor COSTA h,c> !" { Nt"nm-
Tpt|trcntrrry i,S"T. VI" Tor %As%tt y. p. AID
SAGrisG6 Oh CUBA Per ST az sup Santiago;
~sATTRpAY A. 20. AN s"rrl .mcntary l9:a4A
T".ii K,s n" must s,r E" = lc,,s A3!; 70 : .siy,1 , sr:ts 10! '"s
1880, 4 for,. CAhrEGHE, CH.lApAHI y NSCo:
m n;',rT t. RI I, rs e:Ssf g% SH4 ;s-; H"E; & an" =, , e! rT 81
PORToEL Otlrcct n,r ~sren0,,sr 2 south o~nmhria,i
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A LESSON TO CONDUCTORS.
the d., u. AND W. MUsT PAR $1,000
FOR INJURED FEELIN0a.

co,s,.,o. uo,.. ga U.v.o.. n-
MIecieiiar T"is Brusausiy 20 me-. not.
lock. and One or Them Fuils Him over In
MS sect and Carries OF 'i'- nona''-.
inomas u. bulock' whose suit for $4,000
against the T@taware, Laotawanns and West.
yes,srlav pstoro iudo. wy,,am %oa,o ,u
the Norris County Court. in Morristown' N, j..
got a verdict OF 81. ooe. Indigo Nra,,o ,n'
o,o, ,hn ~. - o.S '%aRe Magic IN.
left !. to Il. the amount of damage. The yer:
oict was received with applause by the spec
tators.
~" ~ aes,aent o, suecasunns' ana
= comnnuter on the railroad. He never had
any particular trouble with the road until
70 bis testimonv. bo u.n, a. Iy,notonn ms
80 .ony, ne went 70 Hopoken ana
station in tlmo 10 catch the 3,o5 trnin. on
which he intended 70 ria. % Noun, Ari,,r-
ton, the station nearest to his home.
He had two paper bags in his hands. One of
them contained fourteen pounds of oatmeal.
inc other held two pounds of bacon, come
V Use plant " pound OF French fruit crackers.
.n'.o eahules' ana a roar OF bread. lie climbed
,", .ne forward platform OF the third car from
s.anainE on the platform aud as Mr.. Bullock
bundles into the car Mr.. BuiioScES" XII tGo S 4
car and sat down in the NTH seat from he rcnp
;Ss tide ne >, N II. t a%r, o ss% n. or %,n tic ns .c@ J, a% 4
the seat. Then he took % OF OF Hiii sa ov pEcHese ,0 oa
threw it on the seat over the second bundle
Then he sat down. The next thing he kAew
Into The cur, asking in loud tone: ''"0
Wv here is hei",
Of wnom looked up. Brakeman wenner fol.
lock out. Ilough said to MIR. Bullock "
Mr.. Bullock said Not today" Il"
Hongh. lie testified. replied, ''If YOU were
any gentleman you would get them out of this
MIR. Bullock did not reply to this insult,
and after another ordor, to him g Get EN-
IN n short time. accompanied by John +. Nc.
C,lellep, o"o of the roads detectives. McCiei-
II want you to get out of this car. or else
take those packages into the express car"
Mr.; BULLOCK did not reply until after the de-
SieIlan reached over and grabbed Mr. II B Mf-
l fTsn he Sye srssS:S Th SIrl h Rs threw tho to he, the floor.
titled, and dragged him over in tbe seat
110 10 Z gaIyv 50 mi, th1 II. he ,orr might IT, sSach the bundles;
took the packages and carried them into the
express car. saying as he took them: '"'o '"'
aro houie ""' running 'hs ralroad. we
MIR. Bullock said: You take those pacl.
~SThen the train started. MANY Of IN. ms
seraers. IL was testifcd exn n n sae pas,
the conductor on the way he had treated ~
had To- cnforrs IT. WHEN fba rue ana ne
20 sW v'oS HIp. IiiuI,"ockke f io, the I1 Ira,h reached
was eoing IN cot ~ n. Bnro tioush tnat ne
wanted lis packaSes. "ube i;ol u tnat ne
H.. conId Gel the,S NJ t ,ha ,ouu mn una
Dove. ~ Il express ONCE In
Sr Rul,ocr did mt ro ,fo, a..
until Feb. IL when he Fad to nav n 3 passages
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Is rGuSt hNCE al an ur1rr mate uy Honorable
J F~rrsur'& Sm,t IN, on"uf o." Iustlr tsoFinr supreme
tuuFt ut the Satr 81, SvN Nor,, aA I entered an the
utu day az Aptl, lNHb, Notice ~, u' rely gi,rn to all
creditor, and person. hdNius ,lalmr against 1"ln !,
NrH1uH or tHiTlrs VI i.-IN. -" IN" ruplTturFsh|p
firm ~ Nralon A llyhN, lnt Il. d"tng Ggslne.s a. So u
Tie SAM, WIN the vouchers therefor duly Ntrn 4
Ia tho undersigned tn Assignee ~ -Hlt Npatpu mi
"a a HlIl y AMI Ot suni rru. 'Or me h'urht eft rrr,
Tors, a. tnc nricr OF hts gttorn. y, FTanri, Law tur
NJ. no lTlUdwAN Nrw YORK. city. or or before the
18th day IT july. 1870
Dated, New York, AuTl! 20, lspl-
JOHN l. GlSBURNE Assignee.
FRANCIS LAwToN, Attorney for Assignee,
l7O Broadway sSw York city
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Among the artists VINO have contributed "a
tho Century poster collection is Miss Tourgee. a
daughter Of Judge TourRee OF MayvilIe, y. Y.
who received an honorable mention. Mr.. J.
I.eydendeCk,. who won the hrst pri2e and who
In the published list OF prize winners wa, cred.
tied TO Paris, Is, in fact. ~ young art student
from Chicago whose early training was In a
phutO-cHgrayirg establishment
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black Diamond Express.

More than $4,000 answers were received to
the circular OF the LehiGh Valley Railroad Of
fering a prize of S25 for the suggestion Of a
name for their limited trains. to be run, begin
ming May IL. between New York, Philadelphia,
and Buffalo, The prize was awarded TO c. NJ,
Montgomery of Toledo, ana the name suggested
by him has oeen adopted. " Black Diamond Ex-
IraSs
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The Northern Paelnc Reorgnnization.

The time fixed by the managers OF tho reor-
Ganization of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company for the deposit OF securities under
tho terms OF the plan expires to-day. The first
mortgage bonds OF the company, held by the
Billings estate, have been turned In, making u
total OF over $4,000, 900 of such bonds assent
ing to the exchange offered In the plan.
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Teal q state fcr Salr-Tong Asland.

ANEI.EGANr BRICK MANSION, with all modern
~ improvements, for winter and summer, and z
ncres OF land: large stahl" and garden. overlooking
tie Sound at College Point, l., L.; 80 minutes from
New York; Will sell very cheap. For particulars al.
dress r.. i. O. box 2.53p, " y.
S.l = zach building lots. 29xiOO. Scldun. Long
',''). - Island, given away M an advertisements
this sum covers cost OF papers, ana purchasers can
take as many as they wish to rnS 81. 10 each for:
open evenings. Call or write mentioning ThC sun.
i. +. BNNSE.
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Ms. mcIsn Rnnrr Enrnpea.

Invitations are out for the wedding OF Miss
Helen Bauer, daughterof Mrs. Joseph w. Bauer
OF l+l West SlXty-ninth street. 10 Mr.. Louis NJ.
Z. IIRasr, son OF Dr. Charles HAase OF Tg4 Lex
ingtCn avenue. The wedding Will take place on
THURSDAY, May, -, The bride will 10 gwen
away by her uncle, Mr., LOUIS ERuer, the man
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for Sale or 90 get-Iuna 8sland

DARGAIN-Nlncrnom house: furnace, range. bath:
ID bnrni plot 1Ox2JU; buildings one year old; eight
TO ten minutes walk from station; schools; churches;
price 81, 800, $500 down. balance 500 quarterly.
II. 7. LIRHY. FrecrOrt, l.. I.
EREETORT, l.. L-Brahd new house: g rooms. fur.
i mace, cellar under ali. attic; running water: plot
60xlsO: Main ST. near station: price s3,3OO; terms
easy.
II. =. LlRBY. Freeport. l.. /.
- ROOM COTTAGE and outhuildings on the shore
9 between Patchoyue and BrIlpnrt. $1,000. owner.
Mrs. ]. MCLEOD. 23l East 18th st., New York.
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Wont A.hor., nu, Coz ON.

HIGHLAND lIGnT, Macs, May 6,-The steam
sr reported ashore on Peaked I'm bar last night
was the British steamer Forest Holme. She
This morning.
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Eeaal Notires.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW ORK.-rHE
- MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OR NEW
YORK, plaintirfs. against ANGELA NJ. DENIIN. Albert
Melion. Angela VI. DeNiin and Genr.c II. Daicy. as cN.
ecntorS OF Jeremiah Dcvi'n; deceased; J, Nnna I!ous-
sci. as ancilEry executor of William Deviin. deceasrd:
bridget pcrlin, "a surviving cNcCutriN az Daniel Dew.
lin. dCrcas ID: Mary +. J. Devlin. Daniel {. DaNlin,
Angela VI. D"vlin. Jeremiah =. Devlin. William Dcvlin.
Philip Dcvlin. Alice S. Devltn. Joseph A. Dpviin. and
Edward +. Devlin. children OF Jeremiah D"vin. dc
nor: Louis M"ldon and Joseph Nclion. as trustees for
said Albert Mellon and Mary Josephine Mclhnn. mis-
VIII. and rs as-isn"cs OF said Mary Josephine Meldon
under an ante nuptial settlement or deed OF trust
G. Mckndr"w. and Peter W. Felix. defendants Place
of trial. County Of New YORK. Am ndcl summons.
10 the above named defendants, and each OF them:
You are hereby ummOn" To answer the amended
complaint IN this ne CON, aud to serve a COPY Of your
answer ON tho painting ATTORNEYS within twC vty
elusive u; tn" day OF serve, and IN ease OF YOUR fail.
ur" To appear Or answer. judgment Will be taken
against YOU by defau { FOR the relief Demanded In the
amended complaint Dated New York. July is. 1895.
DAVIES. TON x AI'fRBACH.
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
ONCE AMI Post Office address. 80. 81 Nassau Street,
New York city.
To Mnry T.. j. Drvlin and William De>lin;
The foregoing amended summons Is served upon Won
ly publication, pursuant u an order or the Honorable
fr"dorICE Smyth. one rae Justices OF the supreme
Court or the State NJ Few York, dated AnriI =, IsaG,
and hlcd on the sam" day, with = copy al the arpnIrl
complaint. In III" Office Of the Clerk Of tn" city and
County ~ N"w York. at the County Court Hous' IN
was originally Med in said Clerks oflrr o. tn" Ism
day OF July. 1893. nunc PRO tune as OF the 1871 day -
!iNrch. l.ij.
Dated New York. hprilR, 1890.
DAVIES. STONE * ACERDACH,
PlaintInS' Attorneys,
Ry Nassau ST y Y CifY
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90 Ert for Business Purposes.

-
RuILDISGs, stores; lofts, onices, and studios to let
FOLSOM BROTHERS, ses Broadway. cor. rem ST.
CoRNER LOFTS TO LET AT ~ HERMAN ST.
Y first, second, ant top; Just nut in good orlnr.
rutland 6 WHITING. . ieckman At.
MOOR IOxSU and 5ONg9. with power, steam heat.
L elevator; light four Sides, !. 5. & q. +. SIMPSON,
Kent av. and Krap ST., BROOKLYN.
To LET. $50 and TSS Bth nv, near Attn It
- Double fronts: steam heated: suitable for light
businus. Apply to owner. ISs 18th nv.
STABtE TO 1FT-lI stalls. lSa Prince 81.
- RULAND 4 WHITING. 8 Hcekman St
TO LE1,-Thc corner store pul basement room. "a
l Sixth nv, corner Waverlry place good business
stand. Also frat floor at three rooms 1873 WuNrrley
place: VIII put In order. THuENTOS NJ. RODNAS
Real Estate Agent. ~ Fourth Nv.
'To IET-with steam power, one or two floors, each
L 5OSU5; wood WORKING allowed. Apply
JOHN McCl.ANI, 0O2 4.S West 22d st.
TO LET. store : iiowcry. first class business stand:
L immediate possession THORNTON VI. RDDMAN,
Real Estate Agent. 81 Fourth nv.
HTH Az. ssI-ru let. half Of store for light business;
" excellent ncighborhoOd reasonable.
OSTHS ST. 40 wE>T.-Sewly decorated par;or and
.OD basement floors, suitable for choice restaurant
and table d'hate.
CO To s25 MONrH.-Onicos in 10 and ~ pcck.
80 man 81. one with skyllght. suitable for photo
grapher. rutland & WHITING. . Icekman 81.
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DR.. KALLErT

GIIIS AL SEE ~ ant lrN.Fr G|r"l.Hs - men In q
low days. ne charge uuh -.rur q a.rHFl"et s%tr,rtuTa,
nervous %,r'i'tA 'uNt 'I-"t and nauhuo rettorrdi
sudeT M luuY rT. cure Is certain, br.r IN mind pTRN
tice niAkus perfect thpu,AEI, cured yearly. to tn
Dr. HALLETt, the celebrated specialist, 2lh East lolA
ga RsAF % AV,I OsaI advice free VITAE ~ al
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David Robinson, a bricklayer, fell TO tho bot
tom OF the shaft yesterday while getting Oft a
hod elevator in Altman & Co.'S building now
being erected at sixth avenue and Eighteenth
street. His skull WAS fractured and no died al
most instantly.
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WISE, PUTNAM 6 RU9IlEGHAM,
Attorney Tor AsSignees.

NOTICE Is rEEEaV GIVEN. rur'uant to law, TO
y the creditors uf e. orgr J.. Kent. Mary Me Anulty
or Nc%ultN, Mary j. Nruilinr or McGuincss. An ;Lstl
EueInt, August okuSnI, sarah McElpRvy ar SlrHn e,
hct,uaNl, George ltiir, iiridgvt ar lritCct VI. suit,
van. lHurs N'tlrpy. hhrv 4, sullivan. bHvid Law.
Irnrc. Nury 2. Walsh, William 4. q. Blanc, CnaTic,
Scrn'II'. MAY Il. Eckrrt, John II, CAamirrS NincrnEp
Mnrluo. Ann ip'""iN. Isabel VI, Doyle, Margaret
fruhl. ca. AVsu,u lHS"rlot. Patrick Cronin, John
N"dw Et,rNy, MarN E"nr'lpu. Max Messuw, Louis
Wnltcr. } vClyn n, Munro, Frederick Shaw Jane Flynn.
Celeste Il. HlLcuvk, William iuues, Patrick HAYDEN,
deceased, 70 present their claims, with ne proper
llV Nassau 81, IN the city uf New York, on o. before
Dated, NV ORR. Nnrcn 2ith, 1890,
WILLIAM NJ. llpiS, Public Administrator &c.
AImiulIU aior, sc. az the above named drcedcnt'.
IL rIRsVANCE NJ an order made by tho IiunorahIs
! IrrIuT 81. >uNtn, o." g. the Justices 81 tue Su.
Irrm" tnlr a. the ~ to al Sew York, on IN" 2lst
d.Nt Ann l~Nb, uotrrl i urr"bi given "a an urr'
sons AaN IL CairS AGAINST 'uhn Nay and ~. NCI, l..
Hl,rA lHfutN tu nv lUsinrss IN tue CttN OF Sew YORK
I. der Iur fTr rlllU % MAY 4. psrh, 10 present tho
snur. VII" the yuurlrrs therefore" duly NrTiilt d, To
III" suhsCTl rr, ne hGIN nl'pr nt"l assignee of tho
snil folu MAJ and Francis T., rl,uh composing tho
hrm II NAV ~ p.,Ca, for the hrnnlll OF their creditors,
at his pla.r ~ tra rsuctin hustncss, car" ~ Charles
M"N' r. Attorney, y" ~! william street ln the city OF
New NOrE, On oT l.iurr the 2Ath 'iay ~ June, 1880.
~ ~ JusiVH j. ZIMMERMAN,
CHARLES MEYTpS 4 j. GEOEiE FLAMAER,
AtturI"NS Tor assignee,
~ william stTt ~,
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Dwelling HOUSES 90 Ett--Citu.
ATHLETIC DwrLLlNas.

w Wo AND ~ WEST S0Ih ~
These dwellings lust completed. contain all modern
improvements strictly nrstciass in every respects
purchasers wishing n thoroughly artistic and perfect
home are inyitcd to examine these dwellings Apply
on premises or to
JOHN q. PRAGUE, Architect, ~ Liberty at.
DEslhAhLiE, HOUSES. furnished and unturnlsIed.
i, ln d~esrnh!c LEGATIONS, rent ~, 200 to 10000,
FOLSOM BROTHEtS. s2b Iirondway, cor. 18th ~.
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Furnished pousts to grt.. nruuhlun

7 ADY on brooklyn Heights. near CIT, II Nj. owning
II house win lot. the same furnished, rrsrrying
rooms. with hoard, for family OF -four. for part rent:
excellent reference required. Apply NJ. 4. McKESSON,
Sun uptown ONCE, l,2bj Broadway.
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Dwelling 1iousrg 90 Irt, a,ew srySta.

Al LONu BRASCi vicinity For ront, desirable
n furnished cottages, every location here.
WILLIAM LANE, Long Branch.
A sBURY ARK N. J., - Desirable furnished cottages
N for rent; send for list.
MILAN ROSS, Asbury Park. y. J.
FURNISHED HOUSE nt = ainncld. n. y. for rho sum.
L mer. Apply to Architect, 30 Broadway, room lip.