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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-04-22
AN ARCHAIC IDYL.

Adown the slopes of Ararat,
BY beast and bird attended,
The patriarch, who'd left the ark,
His sloppy way had wendell.
But all the mud soon ankle high
Grew higher still and higher,
Said Noah: This mire seems stuck on Inc,
But mud, don't admire.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-04-22

Mrs. X. Davis, of Tonstalls Station, Va,
writes: 81 suffered greatly for two months
with pain in my back, and was annoyed
with headache and neuralgia; in fact, l
thought | would never get well. | saw
Lightning Hot Drops advertised, tried 1t,
and was cured by one bottle. l recon-
mend it to all.-For sale by Tazewell
Drug Co.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-04-22
jan IS, st

DISsOLUTION-Notice is hereby given
Othat the partnership heretofore existing
between W. ]. Higginbotham and 7. a.
Gillespie in the milling business carried
on at Cedar Bluff, Taztwell County, Va,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
TIA. Gillespie retiring, and will be succeeded
by J. Ii. Kirby an experienced and prac-
teal miller The style of the firm will here
after be known as that of Higginbotham &
Kirby, who respectfully solicit the patron
age of the public. All accounts due the old
firm will be collected by w. ]. Higgin-
botham. Very Truly
HIGG1NBoTHAM & GILLESPIE.
We, the undersigned, successors to the
firm of Higginbotham & Gillespie in the
milling business lat Cedar Bluff Tazewell
County, Va, having first class facilities for
manufacturing the best quality of Roller
Flour of all grades, Corn Meal, Chop and
mill feed, respectfully solicit the pat
ronage of the public, believing that We
can give as good satisfaction and do as
good work as any mill in the State as to
quality and quantity. Give US a call.
Very Respectfully
w. j. HIGGINBorHAM.
j. II. KIRBY.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-04-22
Straw Mating
VIM & BROWN.

G. W. Vim and J. F. Brown, black
smiths, Burke's Garden, Tazewell county,
Va, are prepared to 90 all kinds of work
in their line, such as repairing buggies
and wagons Horseshoeing specially and
new wagons made to order at low prices.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-04-22
Dyeinu and Cleaning

Alice Johnson is prepared for cleaning
and dyeing all kinds of ladies and gentle
mems garments. You will find her shop
in the Belew property, Main Street, Taze-
we'll, Va. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-04-22
eyes. sir. What next 2"

"Beep him in conversation until
come around and ask to speak with you
on business. Then introduce me and
we'll have another drink. That'il set
tie it. Two drinks Of Dugout City
whisky will make any man feel rich
enough to buy the whole carth."-N. y.
Weal.1I-
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-04-22
4 yrestcrn ruvco Came.

Real Estate Agent (Dugout City,
an.)-Stranger just arrived in town
from the east. Rush around to the no.
tel, greet him as a long-lost brother or
something, and when he explains that
there is some mistake, cover your con
fusion by inviting him to drink.
New Man-Maybe he won't accept It,.
ooh, yes; he'll accept, to relieve you
of your embarrassment. They always
do"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-04-22
LAWYERS.

hJ.&s. D. MAY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Taze.
n well, Va. Practice in the courts of Tazewen
Va Particular attention paid to the collection OF
claims.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-04-22

pARNS d BARNS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Taze,
Dwell, Va. Practice in the courts of Taxewell
county, Court of Appeals ut Wytheville aud the
Federal courts at Abingdon c. j. Barns, John L.
Barns.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-04-22

I II. STUART. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Tazewel,
iva Land titles in Mcdowell and Logan coun-
ties, West Virginia, speciality. Office in Stras
building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
Mr.. JEROLOMAN'S REST.
He SAYS HE HASN'T ASKED FOR DETAIL ''
POLICEMEN TO KEEP HIS STREET QUIET.

un SAWS HE HASN'T ASKED FOR DETAIL OF
POLICEMEN TO KEEP HIS STREET QUIET
Acting Mayor Jeroloman, when he reached the
Citv Hall yesterday. was visibly incenseo al INC
story printed In the morning papers winch rep,e
scented him as having caused two pohcs'nen W "
detailed in front of his house IN west ihr.y
,ourthst to scare away yowng cats ana noisy
80. orohs and prevent the streetcars from
ringing bells and the conductors from shouting
60 that the Acting Mayor could not sleep ar'er .
n M his usual hour for retiring Mr 'e.oo"'o',
denied. with some warmth that ne mao asheu
anv police detail Of Captain Krchner. OF the west
thirty seyenth-st station to overawe tnat portion
Of the popuace In the AVN D'S'i''' ~ ~
turbed the Acting Mayors rest. - ...
"In the first place" said the Acting Mayor inc
statement that S p. m. Is my oeoume 10 a p
invention go to bed when get ready nhe any
other citizen of good habits. When anything Is
going on politically or socially THINK myself 'u'"'
TO be able to retire by midnight.
81 live in West Thirty-fourth-st 1t Is true as
has been stated and have lived there Tor many
years but there are no special policemen asss".u
TO the block either in uniform or citizens oress' "
knSwlsdgs s m haSe never spoken and
Would not know him 4 met him: never ocs aSxsu
him him or army p' Rnd H IS ali that n
street. and they were not sta''onea III '''"'
my you never complained to the pocSe ao %
unnecessary noises in your neishoorhooa' MI
"Oh, YES the Acting Mayor replied. 81. vas
chic wwav Ex-Alderman Charles Parks starteo q
t haer Garden on the corner my house ana
covered the sidewalk to the curb WIN % peer wb ner
s6ns Of both sexes who great deal Of
noise I teephoned Deputy Chlef Sor, nhsnr,oSs
speedily Seon on wrote
80 Tho noIice captain and they asked my assist
rid q strange boys on n she v.utng
nuor the ratings INTO yards and converting tnS
block into playground Naturally TOOK Smt ActinS
rhieS Tortright telephoned me to-day that tne
special policemen duty IN our street III was
received at Police Headquarters -. s,o-
The botter at the West Thirtycseven'n rsre de-
tailed to suppress unnecessary noises In the BLOCK
Vans house and the beer garden he objected TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
o, prSJyESS COMPLICATIONS.

~ yorret. and William ]. Liel compos-
,, tho firm Of Bartlett & Leiii' orusei'''
rs, EYftb-aye corner Of Forty -sixth-s.'' MAJ az
n.,arrent Yesterday TO Dr. Henry .. bar'ho
assiei', - u.re empIoyed by Caswen, Hazard d
,,r.ntv wears and started in business OH
-, NV account in March, 1893. as successors ~
r,a,,,d tJavs e. Sons They hao soou ' =.
natronare but had to give long creoi.s d w.
for their money. and were under co"sioe,a
,sa wilson. Baker & Wilson. their attorneys
pehse e. nod started with a heavy burden
80 doh, when they took the place. and their 'raue
"a hoa, affected in the perfumery ana hoVe"S
uro nv department stores and cut-rate drug SUI
The la ,lities are $4,000 and the value OF the dS'e
is not yet determined 49,. no. on
Judse sn,yth of the Supreme Court mas aP-
o,n,ed Henry A. Grady receiver in supplementary
nroce.d,ngs for H. wnslow White. on the app"-
cation Of the National Bank or North Ai"e'..
Mr. White is treasurer Of the Coumola Paper Dag
Company. ~ 1,. $50,
ol.d IN the New-York County Clerks office yester-
day appointing George A. Minasian receiver TOT
Joseph Glatz on the application Of Joseph NJ. Rich
Schedules of August Rolker Sons importers IN Wsr,
Of bulbs and florists suppiirs al ~, "a. Ion momnsl
assets. sis7si: actual assets, ss7ti; individual
Schedules Of winfried Rolker show abil!ties = 600
The Sheriff received execution from Brooklyn
Yesterday against the Brooklyn Biscuit Company
or $3.50 favor Of John H. H sin en- on b, an
the Sheriff found about sao In this city due the
company -. -, a...- -,
odd ana ends OF stock belonging to g. VI. Miller
q Co. wholesale dealers in boys clothing. q NO.
a. pa AZ ,rerth-st for SS3s Their entire Stock was
rcmnys1 from their store early IN the morning of
the 18Th inst. and creditors are still in the DARK
has bsen arrested by Deputy Sheriff Lipsxy az the
instance OF Henry ". T. Nell Co. and was
leased on 81 90 bonds.
J1gn1sni for So 3ql entered Yesterday against
V'tiI,sm F. M!dgey, in favor Of Henry s. Ward. as
receiver Of the American Steam Boiler Insurance
Company on a demand note made by Mr. Midg!ey
a. Juv i 1893 for 1910 with collateral security
cnpsts;inC OF one hundred shares OF Pennsylvania
Hciier Insurance COMPANY, and thirty shares Of
Tsnoher Schenck & Co. The collateral sold
on Nav 6 1896 hut nothing realized OIL the
sale after the expenses were paid
Ts outy Sheriff Whoriskey has received writs OF
reolevin against r. Kothschild's Sons Company.
Manufacturer Of bar and store fixtures at No. 57s
iIroadWay and at Cincinnati. who made assign
fneni on Monday last. In favor OF the following
creditors: stephen Sanford sons. r.7s7: Thomas
Gliver 81 20, W.lisrn T. Hungc!ford, S32s; Frank
a han S.A: Ferdinand Ecker. r42 and Stcnman
r. Never Furniture Company. 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
DOCTOR AND CABNAN SHAfh fhEH'

, Curious STREET BARGAIN SETTLED IN
po1JcE COURT AND \ PAwNsHoP
M Ramsay. Of the Manhattan Hospital; Daniel
powers a cabman with stand at One-hundred-
and-twenty -hfth-st. and Eighth-aVe', HuM",u
Frederick a private coachman' oil f'eu D'
\ l. and Mrs. Louisa Smith OF NO 20 r-aS'
Enr,vafth-st all appeared at Yorkville court
,or5av morning on "A complaint Of Policeman
DooIev NJ the Old Slip Station. Their case was
neculiar one. Mrs Smith and Frederick had been
out driving and had suffered more or less from
runaway accident. in which Broderlcks mead was
cut The couple went to the Manhattan Hospital
ord Dr Ramsay dressed Broderck's wounds. He
wanted the doctor to go home to Red Bank with
him. as he still felt ill., and offered $50 for the ser
y,ce After considerable persuasion he induced
DR. Ramsay to enter Powers's cab. and the three
we're a e sNtha a~"Y aHa the party
stopped for refreshments and the doctor asked for
hi PPoid watch and chain for security. The doctor
took them but Powers heard the conversation ana
considering that he was like to have to 20 with
out his pay demanded share In the spois, too
This led to a general dispute The voices OF the
men rose clear upon the night air, the soprano or
Mrs smith Joining in at intervals, and Policeman
Dooiey hearing the din. considered it his duty to
d dav no 5nS wf this Whole tale was told
''This seems to me to be an eXorbtant zee re-
marked Magistrate Crane to the doctor when he
DR. Ramsay 'fIe offered me that amount"
YES but he didn't have the money"
"He gave me his watch and chain Tor security
I'll YOU have any claim on him you can sue him
civilly but you cannot keep his watch and chain,
Broderick said that he was willing to pay both
the doctor and the cabman. although he mad not
offered to pawn his watch and chain and share the
proceeds between them. Magistrate Crane con
nearest pawnshop with his watch.
h b b orr table Mn anG the cabs
man picked up one saying, I'm satisfied Or
Ramsay took the other without comment and the
.l,ot. rtts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
THE VAN DEPOELE TROLLEl TAi@-'
,,r,rr6,7r OF A RECENT DECISION ON THE CLAIMS
OF THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

EFFECT OF RECENT DECISION ON THE chAi"'
OF THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY.
LAWYERS Of this city who were retained 10 aeue
IN. case OF the Van Depoele trolley patent oeio,.
Tho United States Circuit Court OF Appears sa'u
,oe,erdav that the decision which was announced
on Thursday completely disposed OF the s"eepihs
claims which have been made by the General r'e.
,r,o Comnany. and would be Of much interest 10
abroad men in all parts Of the United states,
rha comnany has obtained many in)unc"ohs
,s, Tho use of the troey-poe. which connects
tho ton of a car with the electric wire oy
ooronan,es which did not want to pay the ro!",.y
,raer the Van Deroele patent. The poie' WIZ" ~.
.-ouo,, and swivel attachment. costs about 70 pu'
under the terms of the patent controneo os t.'
Genera, Electric Company royai'y Vi 'i
rnanded for its use In every caS Wallace the other
,n3sss concurr,ng the Van Depoee p a,e,nio had
,arsd invalid because the same ln r. Rnnoeje
6nen described in earlier patent 70 ran so broad
~ ra ,ert which is declared nVaho was 80 roiiev-
+bat n covered any means of connec.inss electric
ina a yi.h the under side of an overheau waua.
ire and it was considered one OF the mos Somnanv
WI VII, rnnerties of the General Eiectrlc Cpnanv
TIe perrcessful legal fight against tne re ndn-
n,as made by the Walker company III ''e N'
was 'i nS The Hoosic Railway Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
, JoBN JONES GETS A NEW NAME.

vp,,h a stroke OF his pen Justice ODwyer in the
civ Court yesterday wiped out Of existence one OF
the many thousands OF John Joneses In the United
s,ates The official consisted OF order grant
Ing to John Jones an insurance broker. OF No $50
West Twenty third-st, permission TO change his
name to Arthur Seymour
Jones. In his petition. told the Court tina; the
name John Jones caused him great embarrassment
and pecuniary loss. owing 10 the great number OF
John Joncses In tho United States. lie further
states that he his posterlty will Inherit property
from rels tives living in England and II they should
try TO trace him out under the name OF John Jones
IL would cad 10 endless confusion He says ne
expects get married and does not want his bride
10 meet with any OF the embarrassment or annoy
ance he has been subjected 10 under the name Of
Ia nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
coop OUTLOOK FOR FARMERS.

Henry clews has made the following computa
ton on this years wheat crop, as compared win
the crop Of 1896: This years winter ana spring
wheat crop will aggregate 5o.oooooo bushels. as
aean.t last years crop OF 42'.eas47 bushels. which
shows an increase over last year OF 7ZSioooS ousn
ola. last years exports Of wheat amounted to 49,
600 900 bushels; this year they Will be at least
ia no 400 bushels The New-York Produce Elk
change price OF wheat this time last year was
s,M cents a bushel as against the present price OF
saIa cents a busheI. which is 2o& cents bushel
over last years market price, This additional
price is equivalent to s1oa 10000 additional profit on
the crop which will nure largely to the beneht OF
the farmers. ,, r ,nor.o,,
contributors TO European consumption. are threat
ened with crops deficient as to their becoming
Importers of wheat or -four during the mex, lew rev
months This will have most important bearing
IN the future price Of wheat, especially so as the
visible supply is now 100000 less than a year
ago The Agricultural sections OF this country are
assured prosperity from this showing and this fur
nishes a guarantee Of good and profitable business
to the railroads. These favorable conditi6ns' TO-
gether with the stimulating effect or the new
tari cannot fail produce commercial activity 70
the Nation such az we have not experienced since
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
BIG FIRE IN A FACTORY.
PROPERTY VALUED AT ABOUT 10000 DE-
sTROYED-GooD WORK DONE
nv rIREMEN


A fire which threatened much financial loss and
destruction of property was discovered last night
on the fourth floor of the brick building at Nos u.
"a and qS Elizabeth-st., between Grand ana Hester
sts and one block from the Bowery. The building
Is one of the factories Of the American biscuit
Company. and formerly the works OF brncH-
erhofr & Co.. makers Of crackers and biscuits pc
fore that concern united with the company. Inc
structure was erected thrty-nve years ago. AND oc
cupies front OF seventy-ive feet In Elizabeth-st'
and runs halfway through the block toward the
Bowery.
John Cunningham, the night Waterman. discov-
cred the fire blazing on the fourth floor. and with
the help Of Thomas Crimes the engineer VINO I'VE
at No. POI Grand-st.. near by. and some othel EN-.
ployes of the place made an attempt 10 put oo'
the flames with the apparatus with which inc
building Is supplied. Their efforts proved uha'an
ing and they were forced to call upon the Fire De-
parment for help. ,,,., .,at,on
sent in an alarm and third alarm was r1h hEo ~,
few minutes later for flames were bursting ing nnop On
e eve f hand The fire was a stubborn one to han.
die and seemed as II all the 9 Tnr onS ee lime
epneared as II the hremen made no impression on
the blazing mass OF wood ana nour. pu' az d,rec
on Of Chief Bonner that the flames were confined
wholly the top floor the damage b 10 the the place
S Ssow de Geps Nons 81 the buildings in the neigh
bOO damaged s S s any With our aeou.
thousand barrels being stored there a Sen ruined
that al Of this stock sxrn nsI Up on the
floor to which the fire was confined rnnr. and is
machinery is mostly on the iG Experts placed the
g Ga dy. not at S SsSy and although
the official estimate s Of , the CONSUMPTION s,Ge Of the
tory is about five hundred barrels. -, ~. vork of
Among the interested spectators q seyferlic and
Second Assistant Chief Campian OF tn atonnins In
Fire Department, VINO are 'ei"p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
THE COURTS.


THE SUIT AGAINST MRS. RICHARDSON.
INDICTMENTS amounting to $1,000 recently OBJ
tanned nv Rollins & McGrath. attorneys, against
Mrs Emma Richardson. widow OF Joseph Richaro-
SON who lived in the spite house" in Lexington
ave. Mrs Richardson moved to have the )uog-
ments set aside on tine ground that the summons
and complaint had not been served on her
The testimony taken in the matter was hieo yes
,orooy bv r Mcmahon referee in the County
CLERKS Office The original suit was for legal ser
vices rendered by the lawyers for MIS- riona usT,,
Richardson. brother of her husband Inc w,ro W
alleges that the proceSs-server made an error IN
serving Mrs Fannie Smithson her sister ilsteau
Of herself which assertion is corroborated by the
sister in an affidavit. 80 . ,s.,eod
The process server. Robert NJ. Leonard. identined
Mrs Richardson the woman he served. Mrs:
DIX rSson however testified that she was not at
home on the day Of the alleged service, but was
sick at a friends house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. FRIDAY. JULY q. ~"


PORT OF NETWORK FRIDAY. JULY - i~'
ARRIVED
Steamer Paris from Southampton sighted on s"S
HeG. msh' so! at So e m July
southampton and chereOurs s wn %d:e .m ,s nsH
a mSe anS ps...nse ss"s To- Old
Steamer Alsenborn. Charles Baltimore WIN "'''
steamer Ben.fac,or. Townsend Philadelphia with me"
to s w1nsm Msnhsn.. ,T, Walker Philadelphia, July a
in ballast to Hogan sons sou,,,mp,on July 10 an
sandy Hook N. J.. $50 p. m-wind "s'' ~"
breeze; cloudy
Steamer L. Gaseosne ,Fr. Bsuascn. H.yrssH ~.
Steamer Holman Newton ,Br). Andsr'0s' Aaf~''p
steamer Aurani. CBr, Mckay. Lverpooi-v sF'ss
s..smer Pora 9ar Farrell. Halifax and St 'osn'
'T Steamer Alta .Br Norris Kingston sa''H'llA '''-
f s,.a@er 1rsara dr. Boothby 0sssow-Hsnesrs
s;ss": . HG;,sn rSf: ss H0P Egsoss s''ss Nv
steamer Christine DAM Larsen Oa'e'
Steamer rningvaiia DAM. Bersntren cOptnh'se'-
fS Steamer " sursundi. r. vsla. Mar'eille'-J
"e Steamer Colorado Br,. Wilton. Hu-sand'r''n
son Steamer Mobile (Br. LAyand. London-Ne"-f"'
Sn sgss%.r eG Easn @ Matthews B.l'mOFeB0~''
steamer spasrnd:m Dutch. Wander Zee F'''e''-
VIA BouiosnMe eBr, Johnson Deptford and Bso
ou Steamer psiS co.D Bauer Hsmburs-H'"ssv
S,s.mer RIO Grand. Staples Brunswick-c Na'
steamer Gate city Goosns savannah-ocesn ssr;.-
Steamer Cherokee. Pia't. Charleston ana 'AeS""''
s,..msr uysndotte Davis Norfolk and Ne~po" ~"
oa pSm' Inbn Ensii. Bragg Portlsnd-Hors,o Hs
ss,n oreS; Admiral Sterling Rio Jsnero-i''
Norton cs Ic Burrm Bn. Trefry. Melbourne"
Cameron zson Co Ger, Homme. Duolin-Pe,er wHsa'
Sons. ,cn
s,.u.,. cuv.naot,e for Norfolk and Newport. NJ.
Rio rsnds RrSn.Sass s SSsrSssss Thurns. @ J:
nie ETC. Damani !oer, i1upn ra Antonio vega PCrA
deaax Alfred D sGI,s. t IMSr GLASGOW ass.
nsrn, Wilhelm B!rkedai Nor. Kjose' Justine
soil Pernambuco "a. srr.wrps
THE MOVEMENTS OF srTA"
FOREIGN PORTS
Hamburg Ju,v a2-saied. steamer Lueissn 10"
nt Genoa Jul July 3 m-A'r'v'd steamer Fua- 90"
rotterdam july aisaed. steamer Elise Mario '''
Hi i"nssn S July steamer Potomac ' ~
deT. ,2a,d July asp~.ed steamer Mesane % ~
lnna ia,' Tor s' N.w"Yo.K o., .,.., p.o,,cs,.sS
Prawle Point. July %ZPa:,s s steam,
Hsmburs july %. a m-Arr'Ved' steamer r''
'osr schmidt n Ss,~Hrrived steamer DID, sas
New y. A Ssa isI I'm I'm pV%s
'u% SsSi. July sis.:a .;ss%sr Calico ''''" F''~
''s% r." j. sIs lSs N..myA Bo E.
XidsTs.y. July as-P....a. steamer ccu%e!. -
iivsrpooi july 23-Arrived. steamer CampAna
WaIksr Nsw-york. via Queenstown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
BROKERS' COURT INVESTIGATION.

Douglas g. Jones. stock brokers at No "a Broad
o, we're recently mentioned in connection with the
dealings OF certain alleged bucket-shops IN 'h's
city 1t was alleged that these places la"'" w.
.,a,. Douy,as e. Jones made public the following.
which was addressed to the governors OF the STOCK
Exchange: -. .,,,r1 arneared in the
81 49, which II true, would renect on our
standing as members o. the 6%mt ae's every
Sac,sv that YOU may desire to aid you IN invest"
eating and dsproving same ,sra ., Thurs
THE matter, It is said. was cohsioereo a. AN
DAVIS meeting of the governors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-L II. Chandler U. 8. NJ ana a. farvy
RUSSELL of Baltimore. EVERETT. b. buroahh'
u g. A. FIFTH AvENUE-General D. L. ne'i
o,as ~ wiItesbarre GRAND-Major II. 8.
Marindn Engineer Corps, U. s. A.: Surgeon-Gen-
eraI Charles NJ De valin United States steamship
Brooklyn. ana Lieutenant NJ. B. sanold' iSth In
fcntry, u. S. A. GRAND UNlON-Lne neY,
gibson ~ Edinburgh HOLLAND HOUSE,
Priest Lehmkuhl and DR.. Georg Neumayer %
Germany. MURRAY HILL-Mme Il. +. bou...
of Paris. and Edwin F. Uhl ex-Amoassaoo Wv ~
Germany. Of Grand Rapids. Mich. PARK AVE
NIIE-The Rev j. H. Detries. Of Princeton n. d.
ST DENISE L. Phipps, U. S. A. sAvof0Co,1r,
mel Hugh Johnston and r. A. India; WALDOn -,
-Toru Hoshi japanese Minister ana SeTIr1n3 -
Ieeation X Matsui. OF Washington. W!NDSCn
Normace Richie. of England. and J. NJ "or'n'hs-
ton, Of Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
TENANTS WANT MORE TINE.

Tenants OF houses In the five city blocks which
ara ~ he taken for small parks on the East Side
are disturbed greatly by the notice which has been
nosted on the houses giving warning that the
houses are to be sold on July q. and are to be
torn down within twenty days after August l.
uanv NJ the tenants. particularly the shopkeepers'
Inciare that the time is TOO short to permit them
~ and new places and they are 10 make united
10 iiII 10 Aciing- Mayor Jeroloman to extend the
a s3o Tor moving until September ]. They are To
nv h a mass-meeting this evening at the New Py-
,horos Hall No III East Broadway for that
pTbe Willett Street Park will embrace two blocks.
nv ,a,m,oen Houston and Stanton SITS. and the
RRis,o~ street Park will embrace three small tr-
ane,,lor blocks at Divison-st- and East broadway.