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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1897-02-12
Commits sSioner's Sale.

By decree Of the thauccry Court OF
Wayne county, Mississippi, made ON the
ll0h day ul Jrcruh,r. l~li Iu ihc matter
of the prrit,un ct Nh, Mercy L. Smith.
admiuisrJlrlN ot the estate nf 4 g
Smith, deceased, to pay debts due by said
estate
The undersigned commissioner will, on
the 5th day Of April, 1897, sell at pnhlIe
auction to the highest Uddrr l"l rtsh,
hrtwern legal hour, ut the from dpnr OF
the CONT houNt ol jackson county, Ms
slssupi. in enc curire tract the following
lands in Jackson county. Mississippi, to-
vii:
lst "! of 81 AID W. scc. = Is s,rj > W;
NJ, INV! OF set. and set of swt, and WI of
sNt, sec. 3, q 5. I . "; SIT and nwt. sec
10, t e. I cs;e4 of VI, uw4 of nw4, sec.
10, G. + ~; VI Of " see. -, 6 -;
nwt of swf src %, &. r j.w; SET of net,
sec -, &, + ); nj Of nw4; NJ of set
and sc t of s. /, s-c..30 t 6 } W; e! of
Swt and sw3 e swt, sc ;, s. / 6. Lots
| aud sec Is, t 6. &: lots aud 3. see
u. q, 6. Also. On the eighth day of
March, 1891 / viii sell at public auction
10 the highest biddeT for cash at the lront
door of the store house of Jesse Byrd x
Co., in Tie town Of State Liue Miss in
one rutir,. body the following described
lands |, ino in Grr,u. couut., Nis>i,,inni
owit.
0nI Nol Of mol SEQ % t5nr5v
lot3m block 20 in town Of Stltr Line.
Miss in see. 3 + > u.r5w. All of sec
16, =; n.r6 "; ST and i Of swt and
up4 nt nwl and IA If sw4 see III tan
.r6 ". rrl. SCI of 'uwl. and sw4 of nw4.
see. 3 5n. r ": fractional sec. II. IS
n.rGw. srI of sci, sec. 4, t 5n.r6 We
oi SCI see, II. an. re "; sci OF >v4
and uw4 of see. iG.t5n..r5 W: south di.
vision Of trac. see. %. 5u.r6 ". an ! lot
y uI.ul of sv4 see. 5u.rGw ": ali
OF sec - 5m.rG "; WI of Sci sec 3.
t5n.i1 ~: SCI of nrI sec. O. t5n,r1 ": |
Sw4 of sw4 see lU.t5u.r7 w:>iofuvt |
rwI ,u4: ,r} If .wI:nw+ Of sw4 Of see. T. |
t5u.r1 ": .uvl Of sw4 Of sec. II. ; n. |
RI ". VA oI my and SCI of nwt and mel
and "a of /. sec 7.t5u.r7 v; also nwI |
IF sw+ Of sec. l,t5u.r- ": vi Of SEX OF |
see. 3 and So Of ucI. see. . 5u.l7 v: |
>vI Of u,I of sc. 10. t5u.r7 W, and ali |
Of See. II. .t5n.r7
3rl | will also on the first dav of |
NtltI, lNJI, sell az DOIlllt tlltI IOll 10 tine |
highcs, bidder for cash, 1T the door of the |
cour, huuSr Of Wa,ur county. Mi,sissip- |
p. in one entire body. thr following de |
sribvd lands in Wayne county, Mlsas-
sippi: All of srr. III, 6u,f9w,
4Dh. Also the following lands IN Wnyne |
county, Mississippi, in one cutirr body. |
at the Jimr, place aud tclms last above
mentioned tu-wt: All of sections and |
ll.tGn.r7 W, and all of sect ouS "a and |
5.h. | will also on the day and date
and unle, The sane terms last aboy, mca-
toned sell the following lands situated in
the town Of Wmurs5oro. Miss: Lot c |
in hlock3
9Th. Ivill also on the day and date and
under the same terms last above men
Toned sell in one rutre body the follow |
iur InId, m Wayu, comfy. Ms,is,ippi. |
to.vit.
SvIor see 10 t7u.r5w:.,l of see. |
tGn' RS ven! t'nrl. sci Of ur4 am. .ue4 |
of sci ot see a. .l and ii of uW8 and si |
49, "a, ~, 49,. 4 - ~ !
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1897-02-12

AGENT wANTED-FOr War in Cuba
by Scnor Qucsada, Cuban representa-
tive at Washington. Endorsed by
Cuban patriots. ln tremendous de-
mand. A bonanza for agents. Only
$l.5O. Big book, big commissions
Everybody wants the only endorsed,
reliable book. Outfits free. Credit
given, Freight paid. Drop all trash
and make $500 munth with War in
Cuba Address to-day, THE NATION
AL Book CONCERN, 352-356 Dearborn
ST., Chicago. janl29l6t
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BUSINESS LOCALS

Local Notices inserted under this head are
charged for ut the rate OF OccntS pcr
line for each insertion,
Millinery selling at cost at G. Mel
sons.
We guarantee to meet New Orleans
or Mobile prices on Furniture. Mat
ting, Rugs, Lamps, etc. ). Z. Labu-
zan.
Noold shelf worn goods to offer YOU
All goods Of the newest up to date
styles and the prices are right at J. p
Labuzan's.
Just received at c. Nelson's, nice
lot Of boys knee pants from % cts up
10 any price
SEED POTATOES.
Fresh stock Of seed 20.
tatoes for sale. Triumph,
Early Rose and Peerless.
Send your orders to
MERTZ, lBACH & 90.
s,.a Mobile, Ala.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1897-02-12

We guarantee to sell Furniture,
Mating, Rugs, Lamps etc, from the
largest assortment in Scranton, as
cheap or cheaper than any other house
in town. J. p. LabuZan.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1897-02-12
Municipal Sale OF Land for Taxes.

undersigned Tax Colccoro Scranton in the State
Mississippi county, will sell on
FIRST M0NDAY OF MARCH. sT DAY. a u 1881,
the front dorut the house said
bidder, he
taxes remain unpaid Al ta
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Book rad job Printing Of every DC.
srruol neatly eNrrur"d at thS Office
Spul g,ut nrirr~ IN II orre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
ONE-HALF N. Y. CITY
RE AL ESTATE OWNED
BY 40 FAMILIES,
THE OTHER HALF "BY
VERY FEW PEOPLE,"

article
City Ta owners and Ssr s
% vass
YORK c y rhe ae urr sa a
few pay rent ' '
o great holders OF Manhattan real estate are the richest Of the country and tn.
ssS % , %"aS %
@ Manhauan Island real tao buy and sell nothing
fa% great ~n t nu% n s"ns s s ps s1s the 9
o s % d adtSn 1sa s m " o" the property and sharing Wit" each
property aiding to r hiss
Until the Cas Realty CORPORATION made possible able
properly ge oy ibe @ c In nT s hhr s for the smallest parcel Of this
with the result that ha of the real
~ Most the difficulties governing the large miscellaneous
the pay directly FORMERLY pa
realize occupy position toward the local geU
TF'l y, through "a revenue tariff on consumption
m and what interest they do take local theoretical
The sociological effect system actual own
% 11n " nd n s a%Sns s mps s Its % s
So nu r he nS ~ns h c the E sources of eTeme
upon proane island rsa ese a an G nH s based
and people Of moderate safety as the principal
and certain " ine as S NO S method of
cen and % P se n Ms e 4t n an S s%sh as been the
o the price cena a 1nYf f w9 uni Although
b and the highest price paid price psd
not believe that the price of the best real Ultimately rs
oorn shares &c, not only the y
@ pa St S ra s aa never eS eP 5
has Drsrei naS n mnsr of public com
s, Any amount Of money can be invested dollar s. So $50
S SaHss ors and as often desired Profits
money for other The ownersp choice rem besna
sSsmsn may be sent mail & mo a@ ie 2
pub The nooP aG pS pn the most mos profitable
character Its its Estate the ura S paTs
% av %a nee91 n ' by aEs'' when
m Address for printed and full CoRpoRTIoy Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
TIE PRINT-CLOTH MlRKET.

Fail River, Mass. April "a (SpecaD.-Tho cloth
market has been dull this week 172 900 pieces hav
ing been produced and ll,000 pieces sold. The
latter were all odd goods, there being demand
for regulars. These quoted at 2 9-l6 cents-a
nominal price, as they cannot be sold for that.
What little demand exists is for wide goods and
odd counts. Wide goods sold yesterday for
prices which are the lowest for many months.
The market price for regulars figures about is
cents pound and the sales OF wide goods have
been at a lower rate than this, the price ranging
from 1850 10 l7.8 cents pound.
TIE twelfth week of curtainent has now closed,
leaving only small number Of mills to make
up Il lew nOurs under the agreement. The pro-
ducon for the last twelve weeks has been cut of
$4,000 pieces. Since February / the mills have
turned off lsGS.G0 pieces and have sold 100000
pieces. The surplus which amounted TO 1900
pieces on February G. IS estimated now at slightly
less Than $4,000 pieces. NH men say that they
cannot AFFORD 10 make wide goods for the prices
which are offered and are talking OF turning their
looms to something else While the machinery IS
m rly well engaged for the present, trade is as
dull as ever. and II the machinery were running
full time the stock would accumulate rapidly
SIN, II Is understood that as the curtaii-
inent agreement expires operations VIII be resumed
under the old time schedule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
NEW KIND OF BOARDING HOUSE sWINDLI

John Woods. alias Hi. alias Hall. nineteen years
old and coming from Tonawanda. y. Y. is In the
custody OF Captain O'Bren, at Police Headquarters
charged with operating old swinde. For some
time F. 7. Flack. assistant superintendent OF the
New-York Central Railroad. has been receiving COM
plants from boarding house keepers about a young
man, dressed IN the uniform OF a brakeman or the
road. who would engage lodgings. and announcing
that he had Just been employed by the road would
borrow money on the strength OF the salary that
would come 10 him. Captain O Brien was at last in
formed. and he detailed detectives Davis and
Rhaume on the case. Yesterday they caught tho
prisoner at Ninety -f0urth-st and Second-ave.,
dressed In the uniform He admitted that he had
been working the boarding houses and said he
had been a newsbOy on the road and had hit upon
the trick he had practised an easy method Of
making money and having a good time. There are
four complaints so far against him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
REAL ESTATE.
THE CLOSE OF A DULL AND UNEvENT-
Full WEEK.
PLANS FILED FOR A TALL BUILDING IN MURRAY

PLANS FILED FOR TALL BUILDING IN MURRAY
sT-Lors AND FLATHoUsEs SOLD.
week in the realty market conspicuous for It's
duness so far private transactions con-
cerned. and for several disappoln tments in the
tion-rooms closed yesterday with several unimpor-
tant sales, mostly of lots and hathouses.
Another "eky-scra peg" Is to be put up In Murray
st. According to plans filed at the Buildings Depart
ment yesterday 1t is be at Nos. II. 10 and 10 Muir
rays and will be twelve stories high, OF brick, with
q front OF Indiana limestone COPIED with bluestone
1t will S22500o and Will be used for manufactur
ing and store PURPOSES
John. 7. Williams has mortgagsd the property at
No. so and $40 Broadway, at the southeast corner
or White-st.. extending 10 feet alley In tho
sum of $4,000. Tho mortgage 10 In favor OF the
New-York Life Insurance Company. payable In 1901
Charles Buermann 4 Co. have sold for Fay C sta
com. 10 Gustavo Seibert. No. IA Orchard-st.. SIX
John 9. White has sold for John OBrien to A.
Hoofner Nos 5s2. J9i and $50 East Onehundred and
thirty-fourth-st.. between Willis and Alexander
ayes. three fve-story double hathouses. at about
$4,000 each.
Hall J. How G. Co have sold the block fronting
on the east side Of Lenox-ave., between one-hun-
teenth SITS, a0X90, for Philip Braender 20 Henry
Rothschild for Improvement lot, 3xl0O on the
north side of One-hundrcd-and -thlrteenth-st. 100
feet east OF Ffth-ave.. for John Stanton 10 Louis
Lcse, for Improvement. ana four lots, iNlxl0O. on
tho north side of One-hurdred- and siXt eenth-st,
10 feet east Of Seventh-ave. for T. Walsh TO
Simon Haberman.
Mrs. F. G.. Stratton has sold No. Al West Seven
feminist, lye-story brick tenement-house.
c. Nicholas has sold for Il Mrs Munter to a Mr..
Boswell No. l53 West One -hundred-and- sixth-st. q
fve-story hathouse. 25xSex1Oo.u.
Edward Green has sold TO Mr.. Henriques No.
3T West ehundred-and- thirty fourth-st., a Ave.
story fathouso. 2jx6Jxe91l.
Charles Wagner has sold TO r. W. Prtcher Nos.
Alb and AS East one-hundred- bandit twenty Afth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
REAL ESTATE TRANGFERS.

Bleecter-st. Nos 2ss to 2oa: Charles F southmayd
10 Alfred l. White ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
spring-s;. Nos - and ~ Ferdinand II Mela ana
wife 70 William Il Rose. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Greene-st Nos III and 49, Alfred Barnes and
wife 10 William r Rose. ..,.,,...,.,.,......,..
Sprng-st, Nos IS and ~: Alfred Barnes and
wife 10 Ferdinand n Mcla. Observation-Disclosures.
Lafayette Place, Nos -. Il. 10 and q: William
II Rose and wife 10 Alfred G Barnes. ...........
Same property; Ferdinand IL Mela and wife to AL
fred 9 barnes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Brnomest 3. GO II or Ridge-st 20NGo; Eugene
L Brlndage. executor. 10 Mary \ BrOwnel..
Goth-st No l0i West lsxl005. Eva ii Hatch 20
Mario J Mahoney ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
+Gth-st. $, I'D II Of 9th-ave. 55xi00.j Robert
!, Harrison to Church OF st Cornelius city OF
NrW-lOlk ................... ......'''..''..
Same property; the trustees II the Presbytery OF
Nsw-York TO Robert l. Harrison. ...............
9. 2ij II OF 6th-ave. 50x022; Richard "
Buckley and wife TO Robert McCanerty. = part
sth-ave No 2,43g. lj2.6 u of l3pth-s
23Gxio0 Arthur Carey and wife to Lovina II
btIk'H sss.'s''s.'.'
Brook-ave. n corner l4Ith-st 2i.1lYS9 10; John
Cotter and wife 20 Frederick Hoops and wife.
1C2d-st, $, 1856 n OF Prospect-ave, 22x95;
Frederick Mccarthy To II. r. Sachs. .,......,
134h-st, n g. 40 II g OF 81 nn's-ave 1J0xlOO;
Emil Mueller. ct all. 10 Frank Y Rucke. .....
Tinton-ave n s. % II Il dividing line lots
Marshall ct nj 10 Eleanor l. O Connell...,.,,
Mnforl Place 3. lot I4G map Section c. Vyso
estate: Nellie Rice TO Emma O'Neill. .........
Fordham-ave, n =, 1901 II W Of Main-st, 50x200,
Frederick Hoops and wife John COtter..
Commonwealth-ave, 2 .. lot IS Block +. map Hud-
son i. Rose. Arthur JunSmann and wfo 10
i>ilEdOell baum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Bach Emanuel c. 20 Minnie Fisher two parcels
al Bay Chester. 2ith Ward. adjoining land ot
New-IoTk, New-IIayen and Hartford Railroad
Company, and n line Of Fordham and Pelham
aves. contains l6.ss acres years............. $40
COtter. John TO Elizabeth NJ and Charles VI Cau.d-
well. W corner Brook-ave and l41th-st. in -
Same 10 J Friedrich Hoops. corner Bay
ave and Main-st. ana Fordham-aye extern
sion. 3 1901 Il " Of Main-st J0x2O0 10 Bay
ave, 6OXoiO. | year. ,
Dorand. Mary G.. and wife TO Emily Q Gebhard.
lot No 93. amended map 0f Brentwood Park,
Gleason. Sarah J. 10 Annie W O'Connor. No 2ls
East sOth-st. years OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Goodwin. Edgar r. ct al heirs OF Samuel p
Goodwin. to Grace + Glaze. n l7th-st, 2eO.6 .
Harrison. Robert J.. 70 tho Equitable Lie AS
surance Society Of the United States, s 10Th
st. 100 q W Of 9th-ayo years. ............,.. 10
McNulty. John to the Franklin Society FOR Homo
OF lot No ~. map Of Monterey, also part OF
said lot instalmeltS.
Mela Ferdinand II. TO Julius 1Dewenthal Nos rs
and 70 spring,st. years ~
Gardiner lot Ala. map OF section OF tho Vyss
estate years ...................
Smith. Kate. to Emilia b Hendrlckson. Alex
ander-ave 68.S II n Of l3Gth-st. D years.
Sachs Hannah r. the Produce Exchange
Iuidlng and Loan Association 1631-st.
1856 n o OF Prospective. nstalments .,.....,
Same Frederick Mccarthy. Same property.
Spring, Anna, to Frank vettel eith-st. 100 II
Of lst-ave. / year .....,..,........,,..,,...
williams Edward c.. TO Mary ) Todd. W cor
ner Prospcct-ave and Ritter Place, year.
Same same, prospective. n W corner Freeman
Wright. George. 10 Emgrant Industrial Savings
Bank. No 81 Iexlngton-aye | year. .,......... 10
Company Nos 877 and 80 Broadway. cor 80
Whte-st, years. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ofo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
WITH QUEENS AND ROCKS
PLANS FOR CHESS MATCHES AND TouN-
NAMENTs THIS SUMMER
LrGIsI.AToRs or ENGLAND AND AMERICA ~
COMPETE BY cABLE-NoTEs OF
OTHER MATCHES.

OTHER MATCHES.
Now that the championship match between PITS
bury and Showatcr is a thing OF the past II WIZ
no interesting TO see what the future IS likely 10
brine during the summer months To begin with.
,bere Will he an international Parliamentary match
which is scheduled TO be played In the middle OF
Nav between the British House Of Commons ana
tho United States House OF Representatives, Inc
Americans at first thought that this wouiu oe
match 10 be played by cable ON five boaros' each
man in Washington and in London 10 cohuuc' hls
game solely. 1t now. however. appears 'hat inns IL
10 be a Competitive match. for each man WI" ger
one or two advisers. The scheme was proposed by
the Rrltishers Americans should kick against
this way of playing as II would require too much
time TO play the games Moreover the m6'ch
would lose much Of its interest II the contest -
not arranged on the man against man pTlhc'pc'
on Decoration Day the team match between tho
Manhattan and Franklin chess clubs 10 De pIayeu
by telegraph telephone Will ABSORB the ih'eIe''
of chess players in this city ana PhiNaoeiphha
Both clubs eXerting themselves 10 secure Strung
teams in order 10 carry the Day
The first international womans chess cohsieSo
will be opened in London on June %
For Julv and August there is the great Berlin
tnternatiOna! chess tournament. Latest reports 10
hand say that there is every prospect OF us oelhg
arranged and 1t will provide ample excitement
throughout the chess world
Chess-players In this State. however, Will look
forward 10 the meeting OF the New-Aork o'"'e
association at the Thousand Islands. The Iouiha-
ment Committee Is sangulne of being able to ar
range an interesting meeting this year IT, uere-
fore follows that there IS plenty OF excitement In
store for the summer months What the fall is
going 10 provide for us shall be examined next
Sunday.
Steinitz played the following two games with
schlechter in Vienna:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
WEYBURy IN HIS COUNSELs CUSTODY

Mortimer Weyburn tho mining engineer. living al
the Lincoln Hotel. who arrested late Friday
night on suspicion that ho had administered dose
Of choral 10 Edward Fesser who lives az the Alpine
No IS West Thiryth!rd-st arraigned in tho
YOrkville Court yesterday On a certificate from Dr.
sutphen. OF Roosevelt Hospital. stating that Fesser
still at the hospital suffering from the effects
of choral Magistrate Simms decided commit
Weyburn for further examination to-day.
Shortly before the adjournment Of court Henry w
Mayer OF the firm OF HOady. Lauterbach & John
SON appeared In court and stated that Weyburn was
a client of the FIRM who knew him to be respect
able man. He was then parOed in the custody OF
his LAWYER until this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

Plans for new buildings been filed
at tho Building Department as follows:
New buildings main Office:
Mirray-st Nos II 10 IL. for a twslve story brick
eqid t Pg 10; a1n Wc1Ra " White Plans
y Y owner; Clinton IL Russell Of No 81 Mas 49,
and Ave. corner FOR three four
story brc, fats. - iN95 and 2jNs6, Dexter .
= iirsnson. OF 40 los Fulton st, arch,ects $1,000
Han -. =. 100 r. W or le 9 2He rog r9gr
Emilio Vgnaz. Of No 3iS East ll4th-st. owner:
Solomon u Cohen. Of No 2o3 Broadway, archi-
l,Gth- g corner Amsterdam ave, Tor i've
atop brick llt -'A'0. Daily q carlson OF No
No 2i7 l2jth II. architects 10000
Sd ave- ~ lG39 g corner eists IT, ior I've
pert. u No lllG 3th-ave. owner; schickel &
Dtmars Of No III 9TH ave- archects......... q 900
Alterations. main Office
Henri st. 80 100. to three-sory and base
ment brick tenement: j / Buestone. ~ No 10
Pikc-st. owner; Hugo koeher, % No 50
broadway architect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
2ih-st No 2id East to a t%o , htlek stable
er; George Fox Of No 40 West 3ith-st. arch!-
Isth'u \, tIi West. to a thrce-story and base
ment nncE ana stone d nri W d ig ing Gas
Peter NJ coco. of NJ 59i Barton st. Long Island 49,
architect. 900
Barcay-at No 90 10 a f.Ir-story prick ana
store. u Arthur Aycrgg. Of No l02 Chambers
II. owner Daniel Burgess. al Arlington, y j. ooou
PARK ROW No IL to a four-story brick office
building: Joseph Pulitzer. owner. Frederick JAG 1900
OLSON ~ SO 1888 Hroidway, architect....... 1000
New buildings If'nch office
Jackson-ave. s. 400 It n OF is7th,st for a one
Arthur Boehmrr Of No l''th-st and 3d-"ve' 50
architect % - ,rans, 'o
tenement - Ix55. Mrs wllhelmina sherman u
Nc 500 81 ave. owner q Miller ~ No ol 49,
East Go,h-st, architect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Morris ave. No $50 for a two story frame dwell
ing Isxls: Thomns Lynsky, OF No ~ Elton
ave. owner: A q pegnewie OF No ss2 Norris ooo
No alteration plan. nied at brunch oines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
FOUND A LOT or COUNTERFEIT COINS

While digging for sandworms 10 be used for fish
ing bait along the banks Of the Morris Canal in
Jersey City yesterday. CLOCK Richenski. seventeen
years old. of No 107 Warrcn-st Jersey CITY
brought TO the surface an old satchcl lie was
surprised when the bottom and many oliver dol
lars fell OF IL. The money was counted md
was found 10 amount 10 500 in silver. For Il short
time RichensM thought himself -!ch but soon
his hopes crushed, for II was discovered that
tho siiyer dollars counterfets of the series
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
"NEw-YoRKER HEROLD" IN NEW QUARTERS

The "New-Yorker Eerold" has just moved into
a new building. at Nos. % and q North William
S.. and Will celebrate the occasion Tomorrow af-
ternoOn by reception at which ex-Postmaster
Thomas l. James and Joseph Howard, jr
president Of the New-York Press Club, will make
addresses. The new building Is eight stories high
part OF IL being rented out for ONCE General
William Mayer and his partner, c. ID Woelfsam
ore the founders Of the paper in it's present form
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

Of 1892. Tho police were Informed and they
OF the opinion that tho money was turied where
LACK" Gill was the leader. The money well
made, and close inspection was required 10 show
that il was not genuine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

CORRESPONDENCE
Solution 10 No. 1856: 90 Kt 3
Correct solutions received from Courenay lemon New
York A. H. Baldwin Norwalk, Conn; Joseph Jones.
il. Friberg, Lynn. Mass Harry G Martin Brooklyn; j.
George Schaefer, Wsppinger's Falls n. y; the Rev.
Louis H. Baher West Hurley. n. y; No Name, Of
Nowhere: J. A. McCreery Brooklyn: H. p Daniels. New
York l. W Engberg. Brooklyn the latter also claims
correct solution Of No. 49,: Amateur New-York
COurenay Lemon, New-York, forwarded additional
correct solution TO No lo5.
J. J.. INSTRUMENTATION position shall DO examined.
J. l.. H.. Westneld Mass. Kt-kt o. K-B: a
Kt-B e. XXI: g. R-K ch. K--B 2: L. Kt-o oh.
k-B 8. g. P-Kt Q, mate
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(Lt5, Than 81 Per 'q"arr feet tt, anran.)

Ooit!G ss invites inspection by parties de-
WIZ string suites OF medium-Sized Of
fees of its rcmodcled building, Nos. 90, 90
and Ga LIBERTY STREET. just east of
Broadway, opposite Real Estate Exchange,
in center OF real estate trade; elevator,
steam heat, light and all conveniences. 1t
is believed that many will prefer the quiet
of a medium-sized building to the turmoil!
and loss of identity in one of the modern
sky-Scrapers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
SECOND GAME-KIEsERIIzKY GAMBIT.

Latest reports from ST. Petersburg say that
Tschigorin has won four games. Schifers none.
while two games were drawn. Here follows the
score Of the fifth game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

Black-Nine pieces.
X on O B o: Kt on Q Kt 3: rs on Q 5 ana Kt g.
Ps on . r 5, Q B 2. X G. X and r O.
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Furnished Gcnses Go Get.


UNFINISHED HOUSE To RENT for the summer
months. C,ose Riverside Drive and In the neisA-
borhood OF lOith-st Hudson and PalisaGes
For particulars address Ii. w. Box - Tribune Uptown
Once. i.2l2 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

A SPECIAL FEATURE OF
"A HOTEL LURAY,
Atisntio City, " j.. Is its heated Sun Parfor the
Tsplanade with unob.ruced view and connected
with thu Hotel by an enclosed passage.
JOSIAH WHITE n SON.