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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-01-28
weyIer May Fight n Duel.

KEY WEST, Jan. ga duel between
General Weyler and Admiral Navarro is
expected in Havana in consequence of the
reported loss of the gunboat Cometa
There has been friction between them
on account of the navys poor work, and
General Weylers caustio comments On
this loss of vessel are said to have in
creased the i'll feeling When they met
last, a personal collision is said to have
been averted only by the interference of
officers present
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-01-28

ALBANY, Jan. 26.-After spirited de-
bate the assembly passed the Lexow bill
for the investigation of trusts by vote of
80 to 81. Mr. Robbins of Allegheny coun-
ty was the only Republican who voted
against it and in explanation of his vote
asserted that investigation was not needed,
but a measure for the suppression of trusts
and harmful business combinations, which
were already known to exist. The Lexow
bill passed the senate last week and now
goes to the governor.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-01-28
Gave Himself Up In Earnest.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 27.-A man giving the
name of James Kelly called at the office Of
Chief of Detectives Desmond and stated
that he wished to surrender himself to the
authorities. Detective Badger asked the
man to be seated, and he had scarcely
taken chair when he thrust the blade
of a pocketknife into the left side Of his
throat and bled to death before anything
could be done for him. The man did not
say why he wished to give himself up nor
where he came from.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-01-28

ELIZABETH, n. J., Jan. 2G.-The Casino
at Crawford has been totally destroyed by
fire. The building was a new one and was
occupied by the Crawford Country club
The loss is $l5, 900, with insurance $40.
600 While fighting the flames four fire
men went out upon the ice on the river
and broke through. They We're rescued
with difficulty. one of them was uncon.
scious, and his condition is critical
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-01-28
Mnior MoKinlex,s sister Hurt.

CANTON, o., Jan. 23.--Miss Helen Nc
Kinley, the president elects sister, slipped
and fell on the ice on the sidewalk near
the Mckinley home in West Tuscarawas
street. One OF the bones in her right wrist
was broken.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-01-28
Frozen to Death.

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-The intense cold
continues in this city, causing great suf-
fering. An unknown man was found fro
zen to death just outside the village of
Tinley Park, on the Rock Island railroad.
This is the second death from the cold.
Several cases of severe freezing were also
reported one or two of which will result
in the loss of hands or feet.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-01-28

CLEARFIELD, Pa, Jan. 27.-Four small
colorcd children named Webb were burned
to death in fire which destroyed dou-
BILE dwelling house at Curwensville near
here The house was occupied by the
Webbs ana another colored family, all of
whom escaped in safety except the little
ones. The building was owned by the Elk
Tanning company which lost large tan
merry at the same place by fire Monday.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-01-28

LONDON, Jan. 26.-A Madrid dispatch
to The Daily Mail says that snow and
rain storms threaten great floods in Spain
Narrowing distress prevails in Andalusia
At .Iaen the people are plundering the
breadshops, and thousands are begging in
the streets. Similar scenes, accompanied
by fights with the police, have occurred in
many other towns, The authorities are
powerless TO cope with the dcstitution.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-01-28
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL November l6, 1896.
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS
LEAVE FREELAND.


LEAVE FREELAND.
8 O5, s 45 936 m, l 40, 1925, 4 80 p m, for Maucl
Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton. Phila-
dephia and New York.
p m, for Drifton. Jeddo, Foundry, H. zle Brook
and Lumber Yard.
6l5pm for Halle Creek Junction,
6ol p M for Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Beth
lehem and Easton.
956 a m, 2 "a, 20. 81 m. for Deano, Ma
hanoy City, Shenandoah, Ashland, Mt. Carmel.
Shamokln and Pottsville.
9aG m, 2 "a, 436, 6 81 m, for Stockton
and lIazleton.
72s, lO5 81, Ii 81 a m, 20 m, for Sandy Run,
White Haven, Wilkesbarre, Pittston, Scranton
and the west.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
l05 n m and 38 pm for Jeddo, Foundry,
Hazle Brook and Lumber Yard.
S3s, 10 80 Il IN for Sandy Run, White Haven
and Wilkesbarre.
1887 I'M for Hazleton, Mauch Chunk, Allen
town, Bethlehem, Easton, Philadelphia and
IL 60 IN for Hazleton, Delano Mahanoy
City. Shenandoah, Nit. Carmel, Shamokn and
Pottsville.
ARRIVE AT FREELAND.
$50, 72s, $40, 10 81, II "a IN, l2 So, 20, s 20,
6 08. 70S p m, from Lumber Yard, Foundry'
Jeddo and Drifton.
rs, go, 1851, II 81 a m, 12 IS, 22O. 52Opm.
from Stockton and Hazleton.
72S, y ~ III 81 a IN, 20, 8 20 d m from Delano
Mahauoy City, ShenaLdoah, Ashland, Nc Car.
mel, Shnmokin and Pottsvlle
wy, III q IN, IL 81, SOS, m, from Pha-
delphia, New York, Bethlehem, Allentown,
10S m from Weatherly only.
,,,5 g56 IN, 2 d. 32s. g. 81 pm, from Scranton,
Wilkesoarre and White Haven.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
89s, lO5 m and IL IS m, from Hazleton.
Stot kton. Lumber Yard, Eazle Brook, Fuun-
dry, Jeddo and Drifton.
=, lO 90 a m, IL 55 p III, from Philadelphia, New
YORK Eeth'ehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
and weatherly.
=, 10 90 III, from Pottsville, Shamokin, Mt
Va! mel Ashland, Shenandoah, Mahanoy City
and Delano
and Sandy Run.
For further information inquire of Ticket
Agents.
CHAS. S. LEE, Genl Pass. Agent,
Phila., Pa
ROLLlN ii. WILBUR, Gen. Supt East. Div.
A. W. .NoNNEMACHER,A Asst g. p. A,
South bethlehem, Pa
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-01-28

JACKSON, o., Jan. 27.-The star fur
nace has been destroyed by fire, caused by
the bursting of the stack. Hugh Martin
and Frank Davis, workmen, were burned
to death.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-01-28

RACINE, Wis, Jan. 27.-At a meeting
of prominent Catholics from many states,
including Archbishop Katzer of Milwau
kee and Bishop Jansen of Illinois, it was
decided to establish German chair in the
Catholic university at Washington.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-01-28

OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 27.-The First
National bank has closed. The liabilities
are 800, 900; assets, 1926, ,000 The failure
was caused by the withdrawal Of the state
deposit Of $4,000,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-01-28

QUINCY, HIS. Jan. 26.-The Mississippi
river is frozen over solid above the city
bridge.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-01-28

over $1,000, 900 Worth of Property De-
stroyed.-several Firemen InJured-Bad
Blaze In Syracuse Ma1y People Hurt
In a Chicago Fire,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-01-28
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


Henry Delgado, New York news-
paper correspondent, died in the San
Ambrosio hospital in Havana, his
health having been ruined by incar-
ceration in prison.
DIR. Tinker against whom a verdict
of $4,000 damages was returned for
alternating the affections of Broker Col
wells wife, ignored an execution and
was locked up in Ludlow Street jail in
New York.
Three colored murderers We're taken
from the Amite City CLa.) Jail and
lynched. Gus Williams, who killed his
wife, was one of them, and the others
were John Johnson and Arch Joiner,
the murderers of the Cotton family.
The two latter We're allowed to have a
fight before being executed.
Edward Lauterbach returned to New
York from Canton. He said President
Elect Mckinley is favorably disposed
to recognizing the Republican organ
ization in M; York by a cabinet ap-
pointment Mr. Lauterbach suggested
the names of j. Sloat Fassett, Serene
e. Payne and General Stewart L.
Woodford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
>-orIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the Com

~ missioner of Street Improvements OF the 23rd and
oath OF the city Of New York WILL at MS ONCE
No 900 Third Avenue in said City. on Tuesday, April
9th 1907 al 10 o'clock \. NJ hear and consider all
statements objections and evidence that may be then
and there reference the contemplated changes
and revision OF plans Of the 23rd and cath
Wards under Chapter 2l Of the Laws OF 1887
and hapter Of the Laws Of 1880 the general char
acter and the contemplated changes being as
follows
LIST Two CD sewerage fans III redtoh W tue iVe fo"'
District
ond one ID Plan In relation to the Lower
Third Avenue Watershed. $500
ard Four "a Sewerage Plans in relation 10 the Mill
brook Watershed
4th one % Sewerage Plan in relation 10 the Bungay
Creek Watershed.
Eth one ID Sewerage Plan in relation the Cromwell
Creek Watershed.
9th Four ~ Plans. in relation the Harlem
River Watershed.
Eth One 10 Plan. in relation to the Bronx
Watershed.
Sth TWO ~ Sewerage Plans, in relation the Tib
belts Brook Watershed
Maps plans showing such contemplated changes are
now exhibition In said office.
Louis +. HAFFEN.
Commissioner Of Street improvements 23rd and 2ith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Tie TriD
"A une received their Uptown Once. No. l2i2 Broad
Wav o. 3lst-st. until 8 O'Clock D..
versemens received at the following branch Offices
Office until o'clock D. viz: "a
ave A. $50 i52 9Th cor. 18Th Mays
9th and l}th-st 142 Columbus ave. near West G8h
42i- 9Th 92 East l4th 257
West 42d-st between 9TH and 18th 153 47h-
~ 38s "a ave. between 10Th and nth 026 30
ave- eIst st 10s is ave. near ssth st. go 90
ave near 4lst-s; s54 90 2iO Blocker IT.. s25
Beeckcr-st: ID ave: 40 East 10Th St. Ia2l I'd
ave: e62 30 ave. ~ Amsterdam ave i02 West i2d st
iIe East hist 2n3 East 4sth $40 Hfh COL
9th ave. l. 1872 80 ave. 9th St 2O4 East seth
15s cth-a A. the Harlem Offices: 2o5i "a ave. near
1l3h-st.; Is6 East 12tth-st ~ ave, 233 West
iz5th-et. bet. 9TH and sth ayes 800 w.st i45ih
the Brooklyn Ofces 397 Fulton-s 728 Fulton st; CO
Court-st; IS Broadway. y. D.. 1853 Broadway L. ID. :
LOB Myrtle near Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
Furnished fouscs 60 Get g onnir
Dubllr Notices.
II NGRAVINCi AND PRINTING SUPPLIES.

- Treasury Department Bureau OF Ens graz ara
proposals will be received this Office until =. NJ
Monday April II 1897 to furnish supplies during me
classes Dry colors. oils ETC. chemicals ETC. paper
etc. tvpoeraphc inks engravers supplies. binders sup
Mics hardware plumbers supplies textiles. etc. rubber
goods grocers' sundres and lumber Awards WI be
made only 10 established manufacturers Of or dealers IN
the articles Sealed proposals Will also be received until
the same time for washing wettns cloths during tne
same narod and will be made 70 person or
Arm having established facilities for doing the work
called nroposas Will be received until the same time
for the purchase pulp produced b. the maceaton OF
notes and for the purchase 81 waste
naner and other refuse material during the period
be right is reserved defects and ~ reject any
or al bids ~ parts Of bids with soecfca
ons FOR proposals and further Information desired by
intending bidders will be furnished on application 70
,IN'DE NJ JOHNSON Director Of Bureau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19

FSison; ssr az $780, 6 .SS ss" a.i-,
T: :s:s 3 Il az. F 81 s;s: s' .,.. 400
Flynn william an and wife to , ausss 1900
roinsy Harris, and w ,sa 70 ' sn%
rs!:se ca,s:rlD. ava sar.', y.,l: 900
Mary Tite Guarantee ama yssr $4,000
k cS%p' HnsS SS, - % ana wife VI
SAVINGS r i%suSn M Ss on ws' no sS's
,,I year ,.o;.. and vii. to Georae Ki,ch
ing. ia,h st. 10 It Of 7,h-aye oS yea't '''''
Kay Jeanette q and Charles W r to ,, ,Dm" esd
Ward s ssms"d and wife to iuiu. Beer %,
cor Madison ia,ih years N;,;;on ""
Ia vele Catherine A. and husband ar vdS To RnrKe
w:'iG@ "e AND sys or "pGan'a 'T''f''fs Of 900
M Sfn's patrick j. and Alysh rnyfs % AK
ander Donegan. nth St 81" IL o. o'' 10000
Moore THOMAS /. to the Equitable LIE 90 A's an1
aSse sye and u" 10 100 West 1000
Moore; James and Arthur D. 10 'a"''' Nv 5000
Moore se' Ensenia st. to same sehs' io' # .om
M OF o' Ezsbeth J. 10 same and II 600
M1s sn 4 Alice an% cusave to cor 10 ooo
Park ave and sls St years >.. {, Van Rev,
pen 10Th st. 1915 OF Pleasant 400
uary year Max and wife to william stoyesand. .oo
1884 ST. 40 Il OF Ams us al,e TO- Joseph
Mclaughlin ainsi r a"4 ii,t and St
Msa% %lstn' sarah and william H. Martha
Roby Woodruff ave. lot &c. map OF fa'f 900
Mes 3"i William Albert whs ear. VS. LOO
Brsiow- 2ij II Of Jennings ST. year.. ~
ueNamsra Esther TO John Brown, n
Woodruff ODD 10 II s OF bos'"" "''' 900
sa sns'' to cernont ii smIih Woodruff st. go
222 10 II . Of Boston Road, | year =, liza
si E,s.sn 's &" II 70 Nass'r' :aa 1899
Same a same. property u months 'Irat
Mannheim. Carrie ana WE ,, OF i1'st~es OF Mis-
sIe Dennis no %RS NJ ss
Pitchc Charles Bernard G Murray Lots ~,
las 40 map 100. building lots OF 'har''' ~ 20
Riizmann. Charles l.. 20 MarGaet NJ H"'"' 200
both 81 100 n Of Sd ave. yeats: -''
Rudolphv Jacob and wife 10 the Seamen ; ba's
for Savings. y. V. Nos WD-o'l Fafh-a'e' n ooo
Smith. Walter to Dennis Decker, NO - H''' ,O
S4th-st. ! year ~
Van Rensselaer, Olivia p and kian TO i<Mua
Sands al executrces Of John Campbell NO % 900
West md -o'"''
Wall Emma 70 otto Schullinger NO -oi WIZ os,
5ith st. year - -
"coX Sio hae, - ~ nnii 1900
IA ard wife to Sara W Hart Q y - zoo
Nchoas-ave lois II OF 10th st. years. -'''
Same 10 William spencer and another , ihr
Of Eleanora l. " Gene, : - Nlchol''- ON.
ave lOI.S II Of IJ9th-st year "''''
Same same, lot begins 100 r. OF lo"th-si.
where point passes point in the east line OF ~ :,
Ncholas-ave 81 s from corner 81
With, Louis. the German Savings i5anM O.
New-York. corner 81 Ann'e-ave and I'''h- -, ooo
81. year.................. -''''
same 20 SAM vear '..".. $4,000
Same same. :. 35th-s,, 9s II 81 - AIMS nm
ave. year '''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
BUILDING PLANS FlLEI

New buildings main office:
% is Ea sns f %, wss Ere Or EnH H1
wood. y J. owners: John = Leo. OF No i'' e., %
s5hsi. ' 40 300 East. for story brick aa,:
e5xs2, and stegmayer Of No : Sy0 East $50
Lexington ave. corner 18th st for ,,, hyr
story brick Fat and store l6nx74,S 81, Mie nae
%s1s'io2.; main once: ,,,...,ory brick .,or.
ii and ry Gue liz o Rosa 10 MeIi "' Of 80 %.
owner; John II knubeI' Of No 90" DIN ave, 3
lihsi 30 west to three..tory ~ brick s'Ose
John Franklin Of No III West iiith-st' .
New buildings. branch oiice:
18th st. n e corner ID ave. for a one-siory frame
II Hsnnberser Of 80 So Mslrose ave. archi-
ro re-. ISL It o. cedar place. ioc three
three story frame dwellings is.ex45: lanes g
Es1 o. q e. No. foi Fox 81 'o"D De
I69ih st. =. 72ii It Of Union ave for two
st sfo yo irs sgs Bps,on ave owner Dickerson
Of listh st and I'd ave archieSt, ip,isro,d o."
for a three-story frame tenement. ?2S52; James
ensm Of Of 70 70 IA s M MsoTa e as Sc
is5e st, ie5 :, Of Jerome ao ave ave for two
,os e sss VEST sMeISf T' John
Of 40 io West 42d.t ar:h,tsct TO- ;o,, 80
sy 81 r. o. a2e R9sS
q 30 ~ ~ E' 5; .sH 3 Sssera'"
Anthony corner lsoth St, Tor , one sh ana
iner' Of 30 s1s East i6Oth-st owner; ceverdon
rnlfe avs srcn''ec'n loo +, Of cornell ave- for
one story frame dwelling 2ox4o; Auguse Ferber
Of No 400 stebblns ave. owner; John faoe'' 9
,e anf" St, = gil 4 ., Inlan for tsq-
story frame dwelIins' 2ox49; Thomas 100
Sd St. s. 50 It Of washington ave for ,,, ,To
sn5 MSl saf o s2sy RAW awrence R6sr. no
81 North is-s, Mount Vernon architects ,inr ''
Sa iHo story frame d~eiIns isa2s John Ryan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

McAdam. Donald. 20 Emma NJ Brewer l'oth-
81 7465 n 9 u Franklin ave. j years:
Brouwer Evelyn r.. TO William Wilcox.
corner Delaney and Mansin sts. note.
Parnes Hattie r. 10 the Seamenc Bank for Sa,
incs Of New York. Ijth-st. Sl1 II OF Rlv-
crside Drive \ yearH. ....s.....
Ruek Charles to Edward and Henry Hrsh. =
corner 7Gth-si and Riverside Drive year.
Raven Virginia 10 Josiah q and Henry VI Ward.
ov.ci,fors etc 81 George II Ward. : 13,d-si.
so II " OF 5ih-ave. 2 yeare. ..............-
Uiorteer~n Charles and wife 20 Edward + Burke.
10 gO7 Jenerson-st. Twenty third Ward years
same 10 Jane Thompson. same property months
crane Charlton W. q catharine \ u Able :
Uoih-sf now Cathedral Parkway. iGbt II " ~
Grand boulevard years ,..................
Insurance and Trust 60, No 40 Front-st. ] year
fame and wife to Daniel J Cotton, same property.
Ns1r....s.sss..sst '''' -
Uop.gan Alexander 10 Citizens Savings Bank of
New-York n y llth-st. $40 II " Of 6th-ave.
year .........+-.... 80.
Deutsch Fannie, and husband "a Maria Hopper.
No W fitt-st, l year. -......,..-.
De wit Henry G. and wife and Martha Mag
nussnn t. Abby 4 Potter w 90 Perry ST. =
Davis John and wife % Ferdinand Forach. .
i5Ofh a. 800 n " - Amsterisn-sve. months
mortgages ..ssffs -. go st.F''''
= lcar Heen NJ 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
Company 30 ~ West a2d St year ........+..
Eisn@r sophia ana David l.. % Louis Hasihn.
IS 95th ST. 2Os It e Of Columbus years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

80 # Of , sSSSs i D3nesan 'Onn $4,000
Madison st. 80 aG2; Angus Brown. referee to 900
p, Norris stan aye corner 10Th s.. a;ixa5 sx21
100. George Lowther ct al to Henry Iiirsh ana
w an 3'Rg nd ave- s. Gi5 It Of 7dth l5axioo;
Jennie rGwD ,, 70 E." K wa@H and wife
TO George Edgar dz anna anG en TaTser to Ernst win
I5c, AVE- st. 80 : 200 # " Of Amsterdam COX
e91i. Ferdinand Forsch and wife to John ,n
AI DaEs 4. or Eagle ave . Z Of John,
ST. 25xloo; Mary iiust to Dominiek Perry ana
same Ece property Dominck Perry and wife to Mary
c mdsn ave- 5. 100 # Of jefferson st, 2sH
iG,4; Charles niorkesren and wife TO henFy
Mallebio ............ .''''. .,
soii: charles Bjorkesren and wife TO Henry
c M,liSp aSe corner Jefferson St. sos2o:
rd 10 same ga 2iiii +, Of Broomc-s l?s 10
joseph 20 S'"'v oD DO jr and another to the
Same SJ pr6periy the brooklyn and New York Ferry
Co. to The MAJ # ETC. S OF 7t Sl iisxoso
sarah Dwyer and another to Ghsrles Wn r.1
oeli Van saan and wife to Bejamn
Ki hly9% Road e s. $50 II Of
marked l. near Poe t9 o agS M6rrnw
Same property; John J Morrow to John cham
r Gr' y ana ,t WI lls and i4o map building lots Of
charles 4 stadler. I'D Ward; Bernard Murray %
an ara wire 10 ,;o r. Of shave. o3xiooii
i- i@2d-.t i2a IT e Of shaw S:aisai jams
,a HtGn "n ~, W. Of Sthave 25xiOos Lazarus
F. Munzsheimer and wife TO Laura f Keim. y
rrcai-s s. a2io # Iackson-st i22sad2; g.,
a Ma Kos ~ H" IL and 49, block 3d. map Pelham
PARK 2iti Ward: joachim Dau to Matilda
27. ssii' s. Si # " Of 6th-S,e 25soSe. Mary
Barrow SGos st. .o 10 io e. Marsafct Ryerson
,, 95hsT to Jams N oS @ ave soxoc H. Alex
cnesa@ Iall ~ MSf" s, ard 'I Ih;T
2eh st. n s. lci It Of ION ave. 5xosa: Thomas
j. Moore to Eus .na NJ Moore s;.,, ca :;
InTgr 2 Genrs run. Ts S' Ga ISn MSofs
qgq .2 2oohsr 90 + Fo%s az SG So: Sssc Michael
eea st. So" va gai I %e:' 3 %Gcph Muller
ssh WeG * % west George Edgar :, al to Az
.A Fpstr' h isa2 n Of 9Th ave- ieioxiooi:
10Th ST.. Is Il Of iih ave 7sooii:
, sa ), Hahn ON sns n"Sasr eS M sas Si' 20
seph I. Butrenwies and wife TO Julia casper 200
ie gene 81 DTinn' Tefere to Patrick oian AND
FIR ?,hcf St, iGs RI Of an ave. 25xdoii Fran
els KENNEDY to Chrlstia,n Wilhelm. r. 500;
Julia Casper to Ida Rose. i2'2'o
Eff: III All Arthur s'Ser ana wife to John Il
riyerslGe Drive e cor 18Th st, 25Sioo: Edward '''
IIlrsh ct Al 70 Charles Buck .......i.::..;;...
s.s St 40 A West George Edgar ct al to Helen
MSiro s.,fSr cor lead s. ios7tss,os75s:
l75th ST. p r. 7iG5 n Q OF Franklin-ave c5xi4s
Abraham Enselhard and wife to Ronald Me Goa
isct ih st. s. goo It " Amsterdam so,oaii:
I2l,h St $50 T. To, Of ION ., ave 2'1ioo IL Na'-
6saS Ferris ,ya to aDr o feTI 1io ,;ham
Fish and wife the Mayor. etc. city New ,,.o
lo sirE st. cor nloominsdale Road
Romaine Brown and wife to Charlton W Crane. 10
All tight THE. etc. TO Boomngdae Road; James
Rogers and w!is 10 James ,,o,, pee+lng i; i,r.s
lar; Catherine u Able Charlton W Crane. 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
~ THE AUCTION ROOMS.

A. the New-York Real Estate sa.esroom the iol-
lowing parcels were disposed of yesterday after
noon: .,.,.. .aio Nos 5Oe
BY L. j. Phillips & Co., partition sac, NoS D D,o
and 51S East Seventy siNth-si.. one-stor! lrd'ie
Office and vacant lot, 5OxlO2 10 Samuel Rosenfe.der
by bryan l.. Kenncy. foreclosure sale, NO; SIS SO
East Seventy ifth-s. 2,xlO2; fonf-sors s'o"e "o"'
tenement to j. H. Rogan. for @.Iio ~ -.
Nv William Kennedy foreclosure sac, NO 30
Wy, End.ave W5xi0O four-story stone front
6welIing' 10 Elizabeth Dennis, plaintiff. for $1,000
aisn 10 lois Avenue 4. foreclosure sac 2oX,ss
dve-storv tenement. to Hannah Greenehaum pam
By Philip A. smyth. partition sale. No 2li East
Sixiy-socond-si 1S9xo05 three-story proWnsl 80
private dwelling To Mary s. Simpson, FOR St42s.o
By peter T. Meyer & Co. foreclosure sac lie TIC
bot ave each 25xi00. three two-story frame dwell
ings south OF Clark-st.. to y ,Srsiissberg io1
sri 10. also the northwest corner or InlrdaNe anu
1bir,, fbird-st iox565 three-story brick tenement
with stores TO Michael r. and Frank J. Breslin
,laintins. for 5000. 49, $780, 49,.
By Peter T. Meyer g. Co. No. i5i West Forty.
seventh-st iS9xl0D5. four-story ana basement
hrownstone dwelling. TO j. iIulligan TOT Nl'IN' aiso
nd eighty hrst-st 30 feet west OF me
Roulevard 25xlO0. vacant. to d. Shulneher loi
81 OpD; also Wadsworth-ave. - feet north OF one
hundred nd vcnty -fourth-st. one lot OF three
dnsde). 25xl0o, vacant, to ID. Shudener for wv"
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"a WEST GOTH sr.-FOR SALE.

II w F.S I 10 III SI.-FON SALE II.
exceptionally House 20 feet front extra
deep In Al order hrst-ciass plumbing. ready for I'M
mediate occupancy entrance street close 10 Central Park
against railroads and nulsances One OF the
bargains the West side Early inspection invited
Terms to suit. Apply premises or to
J. ROMANO BROWN CO.. 2t5 Columbus Avenue.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTs.-choice location. elegant
w private house handsomely decorated, with private
,iaile. OWNER. lNi Relde 81
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Daufiua 5rbools.

= a TExANpER MACGREGOR, Mendessohn Rooms
West 5Sth-st.
Strictly private and private classes See circulars
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SELLING HOMES Az ELMHtRST'

Card Never & Co.. OF No. 60 Wnliam-st. nav
recentIv biilt and sold than one hundicd
houses at Elmhurst. Long Island ana nave tWeh t
inspection The houses are OF the pest utsit'
trimmed in hard wood and equipped win an Ins a,
csf improvements and range in price from s.oW 70
81 200 on TWO lots 25xl0O each Inc l oJa,Ion ~, -
central and offers the best OF transit iach'ueS ~
and from New-Yorli Brooklyn
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PROTECTS AGAINST
Law Suits.
From ~ Y. Eve. Post. Dec. TO- 1898
- A. Al. tar (tty In nd Title Suit.

From ~ y Eve Post. Dec. 40, 1895
IAN Atlantic City Land-Tile Suit.
TRENTON, December 3o.-Papers IN
a suit to recover land IN Atlantic City
worth about 100000 have been fled with
Vice Chancellor Reed. The land was
originally owned by jeremiah LEEDS. the
first settler Of Absecon Island II de-
seconded to Andrew Leeds, and he died SIX
years ago At his death. II went to his
widow by will and she sold the property.
Before the death OF Andrew Leeds his two
sons received the deeds Of the land from
him, and they sold II TO DR.. Penrose
There are over 100 buildings on the prop
erty. and the title. are affected by the
suit
THE Chancery Court will be called
upon to decide whether the deed or the
will holds"
TILE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY
(146 Broadway. n. Y.
oc,... &c Court St. Brooklyn
onices N f. Cor. 5Sth st. & Ith. Ave, \. Y.
l150 West 12Jth St, n. Y.
CAPITAL, -. S2.5OO,OOO.
SURPLUS, S2.OOO.OOO.