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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
NEW.JERSEY NEWS.
IRON MOULDERS' STRIKE SETTLbD'

THE DOVER IRONWORKS To START UP 40 ihH
RESULT OF CONCESSIONS ON BOTH SIDES
Dover Feb 4 (SpeciaD.-The strike OF the f''c"
ardson g. Boynton Stove Works employees came ~
an end this morning result OF coni'' e"oe
held in New-York on Wednesday, Inc st'ihe va
gan on January %. the cause being the con'Pa's :
discriminate against their former Brooki!' en-
ployes on starting up their Dover plant anu d 'e
duction in wages ranging from Is 10 80 per cent
While no disturbance resulted. Frederick b. hlch-
ardson president Of the company. gave se''sa.
tional cast to the strike by appealing 70 S"e'i'i
During. of Morris County. and to the Dover cry
authorities for protection In consequence Oh ""'o
action the CITY Council of Dover appointed nun ,enx
ber Of special officers Meanwhile Martih 80 ~,
Dyesident of the Iron Moulders' Union OF N9lIn
America arrived from Cinc.nnati, ana mel Ne
looking to a settlement OF the dilncIity d' o'o w
gan. ,a,a ,here aero
present besides Frederick B. Richardson anu ti,a,
dent Fox John Dallas. representing me pdtuuIi
makers; Mervyn Pratt of the Iinsm MIN, ~ he
ard william Perrinc of the Brooklyn branch Vi e
Moulders Union. 1t was agreed TO restore III, ao
Brooklyn scale of wages for the mculders. anh 70
employ Brooklyn moulders, about my Oi MHUi
started for Dover last night and 20 pay tihsiI,ns
g day for nine hours work This was a u eonIrs
sion on the part Of the latter VINO. IN biooh'!"
we're receiving 50 % for an eeht-hour day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
HEAVY DAMAGE BY THE SIORH.

WINDS AND TIDES THREATEN TO DESTROY
VILLAGE on THE SANDY HOOK PENINSULA
Highlands Of Navesnk. Feb 4-The peninsula OF
Sandy Hook and the village of Sea Side. across the
Shrewsbury River been subjected TO severe
damage all this week by easterly gales that caused
the widening of the new inlet and the tearing TO
pieces OF substantial bulkheads. which were erected
10 resist the inroads Of the sea.
The Jackson Clubhouse and the property OF sum-
by the inflow which generally occurs at this time
OF the year The whole village of Sea Side is
If the east winds and high seas continue
and it's hundred Of residents, chiefly fishermen and
their families. are becoming alarmed at i1eir s.tua,
freight station on the beach and tore all the new
bulkheads on the Sea Side banks TO pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
4 WHOLE FAMILY STARTING

Camden. Feb. (SpecaD.-A respectable looking
man of middle age fell to the sidewalk at Sixth
and Chestnut SITS. this morning The bystanders
thought he drunk. and policeman was
called A patrol wagon started with the unknown
man TO the City Hall. On the way he recovered
consciousness. and said that his name Horace
Payne. and that he lived at No 626 Taylor-ave.
He had not been drinking. and the patrol wagon
took him his home. The unfortunate mans
wife and daughter were Ill in bed There was no
nTe or food In the house and scarcely any furnl-
ture. Payne had been searching for work. and
had fallen in a faint from lack OF food The fam
lily had been too proud 10 make their condition
known. Agents Of the Citizens Relief Committee
are nov SttfuSipF, 70 their wants
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CARVING HIS OWN EPITAPH.
A sTONECUTTER. IN APPARENTLY GOOD HEALTH,
is PREPARING THE MONUMENT FOR
HIS GRAVE.

Red Bank Feb. (SpeciaD.-There have been In
stances where before their death have pre-
pared the coffin In which they wished TO be buried
but Red Bank now furnishes an instance OF
man who has himself carved the inscription on the
erayestone which he intends shall mark the spot
of his last resting place. The man is Corlies w.
Thompson now ffty-eght years old. stonecutter
by trade. who has lived in Red Bank for number
OF wears He is apparently in good health, and why
ne should be spending his time working upon such
a grim reminder OF death is an unanswered ques-
ton.
The monument is large one. hewn out Of gran
tie and work on 1t is now nearly completed. The
base is a piece of rough-hewn granite. surmounted
by a smaller block of the same material. one side
OF which is polished. Upon this polished surface
large letters Resting upon the top of this is a
smaller. diamond shaped stone, which is highly
noshed JTpon this Thompson has inscribed. Cor
lies W Thompson. ex-Chief Red Bank Fire De
partment, born 1890 Then blank space Is left for
The date OF his death.
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STATION AGENTS FATAL FAIL.

HE WAS TRYING TO WARN ANOTHER OF DAN
GER WHEN HE SLIPPED AND WAS KILLED
BY AN EXPRESS TRAIN.
Freehold Feb. (SpecaD.-ln trying 10 warn an
other man Of danger from the approach Oh inc
Pennsylvania's Railroads fast express at Ehshsh-
town this morning. Cornelius r. Dey, the S'a''0'
agent. was himself killed in singular manner
The express which runs from The snore resorts 10
Philadelphia with stops only at Freehold ana ire"-
ION, was due at Englishtown aboI; s:iS. MI icy
was coming down an incline from the high freisht
nla,form as Il approached and noticed horse ana
Sleigh driven by Matthew Lamb. coming dioils Inv
road toward the crossing. As he caie1 10 a ~. nS
stander 10 warn Lamb he slipped and feli by tl1e
side OF the track just as the locomotive was opPV
site him He had room enough In whlch 10 re
down beside the tracks, but must nave RAISED ne
mead AS the pilot of the engine struck the rgn'
side Of his head cutting two deep sashes, ne -
tIlred man was carried into the station ana neu-
cal aid was summoned from the town. BY the time
q doctor arrived he was dead. ,.,- TO-.
Mr. Dey had been the agent at EnGiishtoWh, slncs
1862 when the old Camden and Amooy Kaiit ,ara
Company controlled the road Aooui your !.ais
ago his wife died He leaves three children-Mrs
John r. Quaife, OF Jersey City: Miss Annie Dey an"
Mrs Henry w. Herbert. OF Engls ntoWn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

tn. following new building and alteration plans were
filed yesterday:
..ih-st Nos II and i6. AID st. Nos 81 and 40
West for a twelve-story brick hotel, o'N-Volo'
by Frederick Billings Of No lo BroadNay'
.wn sro, nr'Ner " Mr'sn'. .. 40 100000
,4a;h"s 3 $. 100 II ? OF Convent-ave. for eleven
four story brick dwellings each l6x3o, by
owner; Neville Basse OF No I'll West l'oth ,,,ooo
,. az, 2, Il W o, Convent Tor elgh,
three STORY and basement brick dwellings, ="
iSx52 and 2 l5x52 by Francis J schnusg OF Ne
East 9ith-st. owner Louis Enter. OF No ~ oo ~.
aa5%st %o IS. Vest. for nve,tory brick
~ ,,s6 by william W Gallagher. Of No 1888
Madsoq-ave. owner: Neville & Bagze archi- ., 49,.
,orSIst n s. 2.5 II W Of T,h-ave for two five
story brick flats. 25x77. by Emily !. Felt Of No
2lS West +sth-st' owner; "eV'ie q basse' 4. nm
Alterations main once:
i2th-st No $50 East TO a two.story PRICK dT VEL,
l3rh-st owner; Bruno W Berger. No ioo bible an
House. architect iS"
7thave No & to "a ,ds Wss pr,ck omnsr
iiorenburger & s,raub. Of No 1919 Bowery arehi- n
s,Ssaye No 2iI to four story brick store
dwelling by Frank W Mitchell. Of No 142
West i2ist-st: W @ Jones. Of No 10 Fast lih-
ct architect: King Brothers. Of No POS Bow 49,
New buildings, branch Office;
lsIst-s cor Arthur ave. Tor a tlree-story
frame dwelling and store 2ox4' by j v
VIII rU'' s,ch;tect omitted
I1 mol ave- 8 $50 II OF columbus ave for
two-story fran. dwelling. 22xN by Philip
Fox Of No i3+ Wales-ave. owner: William $500
Dickrr5on. architect 3ooo
Union ave . IA II : OF l5d st. for four
two-sory frame dSeIlings aiHoo y cn Wue
lam 6 Dckerson. architect ..........'.'.... loUo
No alteration plans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
THOUGHT THEY WE'RE ROBBING THE BANK

Paterson, Feb (speciaD-A man rushed into the
notice station soon after 10 o'clock last night and
said excitedly: "Some one is robbing the First
National Bank and is killing the Waterman"
The night reserve hurried to the building.
They we're met there by Holt. the Janitor. and the
matter was explained to them. AS they were talk
ing the report OF a pistol rang out from the upper
part of the building and. boarding the elevator, the
notice were taken to the top. The supposed
sassns proved 10 be the Ontario Tribe of Red Men,
who were initiating a member. The cries and the
hurry of the police had spread the alarm about the
CITY so that large crowd had gathered about the
building and all kinds Of rumors were out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Arns,e!n Jennie. 10 executors OF ca;harlne e
Usstcd No 3o4 Fast Gith ST. years. ........ S6.J
Same to George Hahn Goth st. lols ~ Of
ID ave. year y
Amurdson John 4 Payson Merrill. n
Southern, boulevard coo n n Of Decatur-ave.
same To Virginia - Rogers and another. trustees.
n Southern Boulevard. llo1l II n " OF
Eowes John J. ana VIE 10 the Now York savings
Bank n cOth-st. 80 I. Of lOth-ave. < Years 100
Blckerton. Eva y. 10 Jane Rice. No $50 West
Brennan. John J. and wife TO John Hunt lot go.
map partition Lott O. Hunt estate. Van Nest.
years
Bohemian Beney oeni and Literary Association 81
Cly Of Ncw-York TO the Supreme Lodge ~ the
Bohemian S.avonian Benevolent Society Of the
State Of New-Nork. I'D ST. 10 n ~
lst ave years fln
Boilnger. Eugene n 20 John Sohi. crotona-
ave. - II Of Oakland Place. year,.,....... y
Cohen. Harris and Abraham. II Reuben Grunauer.
n corner RvinRton and Orchard alta. months 90
Carlson. Alma Harris Manicbaum and Fisher
Levine, No 80 West 3d-st 3 years..-,........ H.
Crosby, julia to Susan Dyckman Webster
ave. 1855 n Of 70th-st. years. 49,. 3s
Fame to zane. Webster ave- 100 n 9 OF Wend
over ave. years 81
.T.ubb MARY Y. 70 Christopher Wright. lots D6
SW. ai0 800 to as. map p X Willard property
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al Woodlawn Heights. year

at woodiawn Heights. year ::.........;.:';, 'i'
DSP.d;o? +, W w %s. n saa wife to Harriet
Eg9er Mch n; and Wfs to cnaa stem 1900
as and Gar 20 Z * 5ss M NJ has s
Friedman THERESA to The Ers5 EycF s@Tns' 10000
Fordnsky Harris aHd wife TO Absal9m B2ch
n MAJ; corner 'o - a''1 .i.......... 1000
HstSeId Lenora r. George c'outt-. Nos us ooo
SANE mesi 70 SSthsfine Storm 3th-s; 1928 IT
nsas an % is %ssi S sh
sSg e man AND section s TO 3css 5 ss. 0
St. IA 10 Is Of C. Gra ASr'S ;2d
Ionss 1? SIN and % K Ss W to Jon. ya Gsr 5000
Jackson William T. to fnnny , IIol% ne as :, exse@,
Trinity rn y, Ave years ira.'s 49,; . 1000
Na sof Nom r nas Ts 10 ana hSEfs 10000
Ks sss f4 nslsncs and oH T to ,hc & 9
kelley eli "" G CERT s'' and william s. No
ss. & a S +. 6 !? 5:sfD sts$ Prospect $500
Iecone' cecie ga to BENJAMIN N, W. bT9iS
v %, io'n-f' 'Vo u j" " ''..'...'.", 1000
:s i' s S s i M % TO c9e5:s 1900
Ish5,s 3, Thomas and wife to John speFry 1900
ss:Eenso1 corner Am''srdam-aye and 10000
McMu!lei. Dayd l. ana VIZ to Ida ! W sney. 800
Mark. sophie e to Alice whinsy l2adst.
I22 II Of 9th-ave, years......-......-... l2"o
Martinez. Aristides. and wife TO Title Guarantee
and Trust Company. corner s9th-st ana 90 900
Masch John, and Hermann Scheubner 20 Phiip
Michel ct al lloth-st. 800 # of ist-aVe' ,.oo
He Zen Hnrssr, No s5s Yves, 4tth~st years $500
Pryor. Allan d. George r Johnson. corner "a ooo
OF 3d-ave and 0sth ST. years ....' Zoo"
Ni Hns'itutidn New York No sst-s /
simon simon Hannah r. to Jacob Kcon. No As East
broadway. years goo <i'""
Shs surs rh''Pr aaa s,is fa'' $500
Same to Samuel We'll, property. months 'n
Schmidt Rosina, to Wliam Rehm. oonn
shields william j. and wife Alexander Had
den i35th st. o. n OF Aexander-aVe' oooo
schultz Edward Edward Burton, lots lbs CO,
il2 and 49, map Arden property. | % Years so-
Steinert e. % Isabella Hlradon. fleas-
Of 2d-st. 3 years. ............. np
stone Alfred W, Judson Todd, corner
o, ,r Edsesonoe ave ana ~ .'.'.. 5o75O
Tremessss GsSs' sna Of lsshs, demand 200
same Smith Williamson same property de 400
VII ina"q John p 10 23i Ward Land Improvement
Company Jenn ngs-st. lot 694. map Section ooo
c. Vyse estate insalments. l'-'"
Wagner Peter. and Robert wallace 10 trns,eSS
9th of Shearith fsrael 10Th ooo
81 los II v Of central Park West, year. 5000
Wash Heights United Presbyterian thurcn
10 The BOARD Of church Extension of the United
Presbyterian Church o. North America . cor ooon
ner Of Amsterdlm ave and 1924 ST. years <o"
Wessau Elizabeth. invidualy and eHecutrlN et
al Individually and executors ana heus o'
lulu. wessau Lima Rossnan. executrx;
etc OF Nathan Rossnan. No - Barrow ST. a. -,
years '''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
uKIyLEY'S INAUGURATION SHOES.

Lambertville. Feb. (SpeciaD.-There was placed
on exhibition in this city to-day. by William J. Scott
a boot and shoe manufacturer here. pair of shoes
made for and to be presented to Presiden,-eect Nc
Kinley, 10 be worn by him at his Inauguration on
March T. Mr. Scott, the day after election wired
Major Mckinley his congratulations, at the same
time requesting his measurement for pair OF shoes
A few days ago the required measurements were re-
ceived Mr. Scott at once began the making OF the
shoes. They Will be forwarded TO Major Mckinley
at Canton, IN a few days Mr. Scott Is an earnest
Republican and ardent admirer of the President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
REAI. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Madison ave No 257: Abertina T Russell to .,no
ss aos 70 sS Harris Mande0aum ct al to 1000
laa, lima st. s. IS It Of shave 81 exo9ii Mary
w, Mott 10 T ss 10 Low Of Grand isoueyard iesx
90 IL John b Pine referee. TO Margaret Heenan l2""
i g JS SSIiTr F T6GG To Are
I42dst. 5 :, 1875 10 # Of Grand BGneva,d 10" 10
,. sss n'.s' a5 's'S OF st %Ss' s
sf SrsT kOD? @r 'f ft H' Of 4a5 Nellie
Iae@nT TO- Max c,rr- lG5,he runs 421
to centre line Of ave eDS another ex 8,
w. etc W'' Thomas as Il fconnor .........
los and lls, map Arden property Kari ana 1000
sh hhTa is 81 75 T, Of ih,s ssxIo5s Bridget
Parker to the Sfv-YOrk Building Loan Banking 100
Pleasant 1888 s of 2d 50 es flGD
T:,s s. ri i So a 2 s % to R 'a'1Ra Fas
East sn'f Bloadway No i5 Jacob to Hannah n
rf S'%o: 10 ais; Henry Frohv'er to Msndsl 100
BsthS sr@ Of wsshns'G ~sss,. sf5
p Gons 7s$ Of sheriff ST. cls1ioO
aasys "n corner saT 81 sS ;SSsss6 George
Iohn:0. I: o Aen Of 1. rye xio 10 Phnp
Mfss =, al to I'1s m's'G ana
con, rad Is Es Ct H ,n f <onn ct al to
,s Sf5rgds No $50 West, Henry aad wife to
,s Msy G COW. ok 10
Lot io9 at centre lin sei be, s7th ls,s s3d 80
Of G s,'svf sas l"' to the E ss LIE
surance Society Of the United states 3;,,n, ~
cG 1,mts Hay and d. vie to John Raker..
Essex~st. No Sc; Harris Cohen and wife to Abra- +,
sa ham properly Spefn Matilda I al to Harris
s7. c %5:nas sbd sn5 ss1''
pras s1 hc XG s7 s. went1e Brdgema ard
wife to lola b More a9 pa,S SnDhf part Richard
i'1 nee 3 S to Il Hand ,,.s,,i
iss srsnas to- %, Je 2 'F a"'o'' 30
12th-si. $ 5. par, lot $50 same map; Lizzie ano
A1h@%y I os. E o 15", ss to
pN wtnam 81, 900 II Of Anthony-ave, 5osx
100: Arthur x swany and wife to Cora +,
cr erSwsI i. i5f, Of belmont Place 25sioo;
John MailIn to James Malon ,s, =, .s,e,,:
FT rd%srd a'f sentndf referee cne'ey Rich
co ariSn SLIP s. 81 It Of Front Slip s7x43;
Warren z Dennis and wife to Marietta Bel o,,,,.d
Henry. TTs No I27. Mende Alderman and wife to
p arnry franT 30 q Of ifoome-s 2oxloo Dina
w X" T to rs ,on" Gsps coe to the
e Iron 'Dn'S sas II OF rxing,onave, 71ioos;
.7 sohe wi.segS5 o :, Of 9d-ave 2aico5; Jacob
7,s,-si ie'n'e - # Of coiurnbu. crioas;
sarsh Cape Jesse DSnSST AZ. s,,cs.
No ZIG West: H"nlanln NJ h"IhHhh
wife Henrietta Kahn. .............
Amsterdsnn- ave 3a.11 II n 81 13stil-s HxlD.
Waller n Warren wifi 10 John q Baker.
" % Amsterdam ave. Z1xlp,
-,"Grge "'s"" a"1 1900
ia gn,,,'. scb,lz 70 Henry Maiier $3.50
park-ave . pa Z. II 1891 st. %. iIx143 gx1Ox
ia3; the Northern Improvement Company 20 49,
Margaret Is CerruN So
Madison ave Nos 40 10 400 and No 81 East
IOIst st: John A IAtchen 20 George + Johnson.
sd eaT"a"se corner es,h-,t. sooxs3sx5oo1sso
Allen ID Pryor John A Ltchen. ............. 10
o2d-st 100 n Of let-ave 25xlDs; Rosa
.,muel * Konn and another $1,000
Gertrude Kec,ey to LYMAN SOM and another 300
q " ~ Amsterdam-ave 5Ox1OO,
srence l. oianson to Gertrude Keeey..... $500
ne Dmond to Isaac Roimsn ............ 1880
-nths, q los II ~ Central Park West AK
1.r.,; y, Peter wagner and smother a3oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
WILLIAM BERRI NAMED.
MAYOR wURSTER ANNOUNCES HIS
SELECTION OF A BRIDGE TRUSTEE.

THE BOARD UNDER REPUBLICAN CONTROL AND
THE NEW MEMBER LIKELY TO BE MADE
rREsIDENT-MUCH SATISFACTION EX-
PRESSED OVER THE APPOINTMENT.
Mayor Wurster yesterday morning appointed
William Berri n member of the Board OF Bridge
Trustees in the place of James Howell who died
recently. On all sides yesterday, and among men
Of different political beliefs were heard words OF
the warmest commentator for Mayor Wursters
selection Of Mr. Berri, who il regarded we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
THE RAILROADS. APPEAL LOST.
A VERDICT AGAINST THE LONG ISLAND RAIL
ROAD COMPANY AFFIRMED BY THE
COURT OF APPEALS.

Word was received in Far Rockaway yesterday
that the Court of Appeals at Albany had given its
decision in the appeal Of the Long Island Railroad
from a verdict Of s28.o0o granted to Jameson &
Bond, Of Oceanic.
Tho firm was the owner Of large ice plant at
Oceanic In 1894 II was firl by spark from
a passing railroad locomotive. and was totally de-
s,royed Suit for damages was begun in the Queens
County Supreme Court. and a verdict against the
railroad for s2S.rO was given
From this the company appealed. but the Court
of Appeals affirmed the verdict for the plaintiffs
v,ifh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor The Trt
<, une received AZ their Uptown once, No La Broad
way. I'll door north OF 3lsis,. until O'CLOCK ~ IN, az
versemens received ~ the following branch Offices a.
iesuiar once ,as UNI, 90 .'ovs y, i,,h a. Wscv',
dh-ave i4a Columbus ave- near West GSts
st 100 a2d st. dhaye. o2 East lath ST. 2os
West 42d st. between 9Th and sth aver le East Am
a., 33S 3dave.. between 10Th ana nth SITS LON sd
ave- 6lsst. LOS is ave. near Seh st: 40 ~
ave, near 4ist st.. .5k 3d-ave.: ia pleecker-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05

Real estate Uantco.
w ANTED.- Building on West Side. between Battery
w and Christopher street sunahe Tor factory OF
foundry purposes with office; convenient TO piers state
terms also regarding heating and lighting offices, &c
nrompt investigation and decision given Address MAN
tFNTTRER, Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
Real estate for g:xrhanae.

.
90. OnO EQUITY In 2I-soot Columbus ave store and
NIL. UUU HAT and hands me residence on upper 9th
ave want uncncumbered farm or country seat near CITY,
brokerage paid OWNER. Box SO. Postoflce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
Gounirn properln for Sale

Goumtrn properln for Sale.
BERNARDSVILLE, N. j. residence. aas c0"N' aS
rooms beautiful grounds old trees purcst water
mountain scenery elevation 40 feet hour from New
York ENANpff H. SChl'Eh, ! wall At
11oNTCI.AIR RESIDENCE. Upper Montc.air Station
vi "a rooms bath, steam heat, conservatory, beautiful
avn Price fil Terms 10 suit purchaser Photograph
ana plan % owners Office. GEO. W. HOSTWICK
BIS Pearl-st.. New-Nork CITY
a ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The TrN-
received nj ,heiI Uptown ONCE, No Lag Broad
way north OF 3ls until y O'Clock m. adj
versemens received a! the following branch offices
regular cfce rates until o'clock via 25i sth-
ave q ed st 1872 eh-ave.. cor I2,h-st: Macy's
Ath and ithst; N2 Columbus ave near Yves, Goth
i0A West <2d 6h-nvc. %? East 18th IT. 2S1
West t2d-st.. between 7th and sth svesi
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unfurnisbeo apartments 90 Cst.


yI,iE pALHOtSlE. 80 to ~ West 59th-st Absolutely
dreproof and fronting Central Parh. choice s'lSe
apartment OF 10 rent from May l. Please apply to
Janltor.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-06-25
FROM POVERTY TO WEALTH.
Roma n tie Event in the Life Of n
Half-BreeSl Indian Girl.

Seattle. Wash, June Emma Kro-
mer. half-breed Indian girl. poverty
stricken and an inmate of the refuge
home in this city, fell heir to 5000
through the death of her brother in Cal
ifornia of consumption. She is the daugh-
ter OF Boston, Mass, white man named
KRONER, who came west years ago to
avoid scandal in his family affairs. and
settled on 100 acres of land at Port Gard
ner, now the townsite of Everett Kroner
died nine years ago, leaving Tulalip In
dian widow and two children.
He left will bequeathing all of his
property to his son, also half-breeJ.
The boy got away with all the money
left him from the townSite purchase en-
cept $4,000. which the girl now inherits.
her mother being dead.
Kroner came of good family in Bos-
ton. His brothers are now reputed to he
very wealthy, engaging in the Wholesale
boot and shoe business.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-06-25

Spokane. June -.

Spokane, June %.
Dealers suffered from a lack of rasp-
berries Yesterday. owing to 1t being Mon
day, but there will be Increased amounts
in today. Prices were firm and steady.
few changes being quoted,
Following are yesterdays market quo
tations, wholesale prices being given UNI
less otherwise stated:
54e; biuestem, bulk, poe: sacked, sc.
clear shorts. 3d. straight bran. per ton,
ST. No. feed oats. s23M24 per ton: No.
milling oats. Sage; chicken feed. per
s12413.
Fruits-Oranges. Mediterranean sweets
$444;O; Havana seedlings, $4m460: Cali
fornia lemons. choice. $3.50; fancy, "a: ap-
Piles, eating, xM1. %: cooking, S5M90c: Wal
la Walla raspberries. $2m2. 50 crate: straw
berries. home. H.0@l75 bananas, s225@
215, Snake river cherries. 50M75c per box ;
gooseberries $l.25 crate; peaches. 81 per
box.
New egetables-Potatoes, &c per lb as
paragus, &c per ID; cucumbers 81 dog; new
peas, 4c: dollhouse lettuce. Zoe; Memphis
tomatoes. 81 crate; string beans. Sc per
ib turnips, 4oc per doz bunches; beets
40c per dOZ. punches; cabbage $2M2L2c ID ;
rhubarb. lc per Id; spinach, &c h.
Observation-Disclosures, 20M25c per cwt /;
beets, Coo per cwt; turnips. Coo per cwt !;
carrots COO per cwt; California dry onions.
2lac.
Produce-Creamery butter, 4O-lb tubs
1Ic: 8. TO- D-lb tubs and prints. 1s12c lb
dairy butter. nc: cheese, fun cream, lie:
California, lie; Yakima comb honey, l5c;
California honey, l6c; ranch eggs, $3.15
mt
Provisions-Medium hams, 1lizc: heavy,
11l2c; breakfast bacon, &C. dry sides ba-
con, 6l4c; smoked shoulders 6lac; picnic
hams, &c; lard, and 10-lb pals, &c: 50-lb
pals, SAC.
Meats-Steers. live weight. $3.50: dress
ed. S.5OM6: mutton tcarcassb. dressed. 5i2
m6c per lb hogs, live, 3iaM4c; dressed. 5,x
M6c per ID: veal tcarcass), dressed. 5n6c
per 10. Retail-Beef. choice cuts, l5nlSc
per ID: mutton. l2l2d15c per lb; veal, l212m
15c per lb pork, l0c per ID; spring lamb,
15c Der Id.
PouItry-Old chickens, live weight, per
10. Sm9c; spring chickens $2JGn3.JO per
dog; ducks. 81 per doZ.