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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
FORECLOSURE SALES.

OF NEW YORK. Mar; A. Walker.
Plaintiff. against Lillian Julia Rollins ct
al Defendants. Action ~. one
In pursuance of a JUDGMENT or i"rr
CLOSURE and sal. duly made ana entered
IN the ab,ve-cntitled acton. and bearing
date the DIST day ~ lunr. 1891
/. tn, undersigned. the R"f~ie" IN
said judgment named. VII, s"el at Pubic
auction at the My nors nrl' r;s' sbe
CIV o. New York on Friday. the l'th
day %, september 1885,. at II o'clock noon
OF that day. by d. Phoenix lngraham q
Co.. auctioneers the premises IN Saiu
Judgment mentioned ana thrtr'h "
scrbed as follows; ,,
ALI, that certain piece or parcel OF lana.
situate. lying and being In the twenty
fourth Ward Of the 'l'y OF New YORK
bounded and described ms 'ollows; bt
GINNING at ii stone monument IN me
westerly side or line Of Sedgwick Avenue
distant IN a line p-asured along the west
eriv side ~ Selgwlck Avenue eight nun
arel and nineteen and % lW 'Sl'.".' tr't
noriher.y from the corner formed by IN"
Intersection 81 said westerly side u srdg
wick Avenue with the easterly side 81 an
av-nur nov called Riveryiew Terrace.
formerly called Heath Avenue; running
thence northerly forty Ave degrees west
one hundred and ftty-three and VI iW
nJ3.Gil feet to q stone monument. when
monument j. distant One hundred anu
twentg nv. feet from EiVerview Terrace,
thence on line parallel COR nearly so'
with Riyeryiew Terrace west Forty rNe
degrees south one hundred and sixty hVe
ana Il 100 n6J ~ feet 10 land now or
late ~ FOrdham Morris. thence in an
easterly direction a.ong land now or late
or Forlham Morris. one hundred ana
eighty seven and % 100 nsi.33, feet -
pOlnt on the westerly side Of SeigNlck
Avenue ard thence in a nOrthory direc
ton along the westerly side OF Sedgwlck
Av-nie one hundred and three and u 100
,io3.l9 feet to the point or place or De
ginning. Together with the appurtehaiicrs
thereto belonging.
Dated New York. August 26ih. 1897
LAWRENCE GODKlN,
Referee.
MERRILL ~ ROGERS.
Attorneys f1r Plaintiff.
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rgr rJHT BOiRD Called TO ACCOUNT

The Fire Board received two communications
yesterday from the Central Labor Union ana the
International Association of Machinlsts. demand
ing from the Board its reasons for letting the
contract for the building OF a new hreboat. az an
.vners g. % 5000 firm in Camden. y. d. az
~ lime when 50 many machnsts and mechanics
are Out Of employment The Board VIII reply y,rs 10
~, ali work to cost more than $1,000 must be lei
~ the lowest bidder. and that In this case the
Camden firm outbid all the New-f DIX hr"s
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( ,ising Architect Washington. n g. August 10.
,s,- sealed Proposals viii lie received this 81
nce until o'clock r. NJ the ath day OF September.
.g and opened Immediately thereafter. Tor all the labor
and materials required for library IN the court
ynor, ~ the l. House and Post0fice at New
yo,E y Y I'm accordance with drawing and hpecnca-
lion COPIES ~ which be had at this Office or the
once of the Superintendent Of Repairs IT Now YORK.
y y Each bid must be accompanied by certified check
sor sim mott less q. the amount 81 the
,,oAsi Tn. reserved reject or all BIDS
and =, waive anv defect informally In bid shoui
he deemed IN - the Government IN DO
An proposals received after the time stated will lie
turnd TO the bidders c. T. KEMFER. Acting supersis-
ing Architect
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MERRILL ~ ROGERS.
Attorneys flr Plaintiff.
III broadway.
New York civ.

or NEW YORK MARY. \. Walker:
Plaintiff. against Lillian Julia Rollins 81
AL Defendants. Action No. Two.
In pursuance ~ a judgment OF fore,
closure and sale duly made and entered
In the above entitled action. and bearing
date the 2ist day OF June. 1897,
/. THE UNDERSIGNED; the hef"ree IN
sales Room. 80. III broadway. In the
city Of New York. on FRIDAY. the l'th
day - September. 1897. at IL o'clock noon
g.. auctionee-s the premises in said judg
nent mentioned and therein Described hs
follows:
All. tina, certain plot Of land situate.
wing AMI being In the twenty .,on, ,
tingulshed as lots Numbers two. three
-Four and Ave on map ofihe property be
longing 10 Mrs Mary a. walker. situate
at Morris Dock: 24'h ward. Ne" fork
city. made by Matthew OK. {. f., dt,si
y. Y. December Ith. 1883. which SAID
lots taken together are bounded ana De
scrlb.i az follows: BEGfNNING at "A
point on the westerly side ot Seds"loR
Avenue distant one hundred ana th,e.
and "a 100 feet northerly from the point
where said westerly side OF S-dgwlck
Avenue In intersected by the norther.y in-
OF lands now or formerly be'ohKlhs 70
Fordhnm Morris: running thence westerly
af right angles - Riverylew Terrace one
hundred and nfty-three and 81 100 'lo3.oll
feet 10 A ston. monument set at a point
distant one hundred and twenty -nve ieet
easferly from and AZ right angles WIN
Rlvsrvi.V Terrace. thence northeflN paf
all-i with Riverview Terrace Aforesaid one
hundred IOOi feet: thence easteriy AT
right angles 20 said Riveryiew Terrace
one hundred AMI thirty two and 90 10
132 20, feet - the westerly side ~ Seig
wick Avenue. and thence southeriy along
the said Westerly side ~ Sedgwlck Avenue
one hundred AMI one and II Ion 'lol II
feet T. the point or place Of beginning. be
said several dimensions more or .ess To-
g-ther With the appurtenances thereto De
longing. ,.o-
Dated New York August 26th. ltn,.
LAWRENCE GOnklN,
Referee.
MERRILL. & ROGEEs.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
III broadway.
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GEORGE w. ALDRIDGE.
Superintendent OF Public Works.


~ ton. y. Y. H.. Aug, o isa'rsealed proposals. ~
trplicae will received here until ii o'clock a. NJ.
sem % 1891 and opened. for construction Of Ad
mniSra,lon Buildings Shops and Sorehousc. win necee
say heating gas piping and plumbing T. =. reserves
right accept reject or all bids or any part there
81 Information furnished application Envelopes con
tanning proposals should be marked Proposals for PuOc
BuiIdings al -. Hamilton and addressei capt j. IL
n
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" Third District. TompknsvIlie. \; r. September
Proposals VIII he received at mis- ofce un
IL ociocs y Tuesdsy thu l4'h day 81 ssprnhrr
FOR furri Mineral OH and Lard 81! OF the
quality required for the United states lighi-ouse Ser
,c~ Specifications. forms Of proposal and Other infor
nation may obtained application 70 this ONCE The
,iyht is reject all bids and 10 waive
any drfecis :. :. SNOW. Commander. l. :. NJ In
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

-Noooyoo~~.oo.NoDNoO NNNNNoSNosN~(~~%~
AN excellent opportunity for a bisht
man young p:ef-rr-db. with n modrra.e
amount Of capital. To join Thoroughly
first class business man In taxing Inc
agency i'm this country flr on" Of the laig
est manufacturers ~ Europe. the manu- p
facturrr In question furnishing ali stock.
'he capital required IL for PERSONAL AMI
who cannot give un.Ncepiionable r-f-:
ences a. to character and ability. Ad-
dress. with fun particulars. =. %. Box i+5.
New York city.
ADDITIONAL. capital wanted IN innori
and luilling material business. good
dock ste. no brokers. Address Box ~
r..-al.l.r.. llnLl..
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DlttbPOSAL.

DROPOSAL
Bids for supplying Long Island state Hospital with
Fresh and Salt meats for period ~ six months rom
october ut 1897 will received until noon Of the 10Th
DAY Of September. 1897.
Bids by other than saughterers ana ac"hl PACK
w. TRUMAN J. BACKtS.
President.
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,.r,,. PILES IT THE CTSTGM HOTSE

Now rules were posted in the custom i'ouse !es
"'"'' - ollocting on the Wal-st. steps or
H. bn,ldng or from soliciting business IN ,ne
ioluil"@, snd ;hev lo not like the new rules
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RECORNED MOETGAGES.

Bohm. Iuus and Minnie. 70 New.Yok LIFE T.
he'derman Henry anA Jacob = Ge.rs,, al"'- ZOO
Barry. Maria T. to Thoms. / Reyned- Sc corner ,oo
Cheevers. Mary and THONGS 10 he Mutual i%l I
li fS' awe and S"@ 5Is u 1000
Same to Theresa A Reekling. same property. l ,oo
Same to Joseph Bauer same properly. y.ar.. 2o"
o' oSSeT 's'f iist6-s st. rs i Of
Same to Mary 4 woodcock iisih st. 800 IT ooo
Same e' 20 ON lo Sne b cote trustee etc. is;h-st
324 # Of ,thpaye years i;s :, "a. o = '0'O
3S,ve 3 Years ........'...'......... 1900
same 70 Mar; COOPER iisihs St. a's IT e Of ,,ooo
caprano' Chares 10 he by Dock savings In.,i-
SANE 10 Frieierika Iildenbrand. 4dh st. l25 oo
Anhon' Emily. to Fanny R G Ely s5'h st. o,oo
1913 e q 2h LAY ai- nl year @ "1sr4nc Il cousr 'oo'o
Monr9e st; 10, ic4s map estate Hend- . 900
rinkelstcin jacob ana Mary. Q Louise starring.
S9s 20 M Snd ss M; rEmas Am1 sass real Eia
Title Guarantee Company. n Teasd"le Place o. .o
same Iat' to Petty y' souiari & Walker Realty
paGy N same ops'Ty ,a6 Sssapa . 10Th st, 90"
235 IT Of Madison. ave 3 years ;:,....... 1870"
H:' Min." rs H's @ of ave- S" 5000
Ksesan Mary to kaehoi ES'k e,, corner Ave ,
Xeryan Ma,,ngw G. to brsaey cn, ,;,, COM
pany; s. Nicholas ave, corner ll''h-s' 90 c-e
Kro ,D,,n Philip to the corn Exchange
Tlnion-aye 7i6 # Of lome st. years. {"
Iaveile Martha g. May i Stuart. " Hoe ann
avenue. 1873 II VI Home ST. Years. "'"'
Sane Hoe 81 OF avenue. 1913 II -oo
Home St 3 years o'"''
Lcahy. Michael J. 10 Emi, Levy. Boone $50
81. 40 : u l,5d ST. year. ........... ="
Nah-r, Maria to Valentine Hammann Perry
81. lot ~. map lands OF William Gilbert, =. ooo
Ninth Ward. three o'VV"
Manning Daniel Y, II simon Haberman,
7th-ave and ll6'h-st, loOSlVo llxlloo o,-o
10 ST Nicholas xGJ.6x45l. demand ....... 3.h"
James and John shea 10 simon l)anzig
and Cab KutZ = Dawson st, cll! II
Prospect ave. | year ........... l3'""
McIaughiln. Elizabeth. to Jacob SchlOss~r II 40
corner "a ave and l02l 81. y months l,"u
Mcmahon Terence and wife to August lorr-
mann II al. trustees. etc. of Emily Ruosah' y. 90,
Sd years. -i'""'
Morse Daniel +. Title Guarantee and trust
Company. Nos 50 Pear. :, ana 81 Bridge ST. NJ ono
O'Connor Mary A. and husband To Jere J. Rob
tnson al. trustees etc. No 3|2 East ''h ~ ., 40,
Size Louis and Fanny r 20 the IaMyers
surety OF New York. " ."'th - o-o
1867 II Perry ave. secures nni"ttanins. e,I -
Smith William r and Clement II. 10 Nilnnin
Goodwin. Perry ave- iGo2 II or Ola Road ,.,o
:, months
Tobaa Josephine |. and Frank II, TO Daniel mel
shaw : s2d ST. 80 II o. columbus ave 400
Wilson william and wife 20 John : HnfIrT.
south /, Of lot -. Prospect iill estate .oo
Fordham. year. ~
Vale Elmer q Jessie +. - Charles u mn 600 ooo
Nos West 18th 50. years ''''''' '''"O
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Beach ST. No "a. and No 80 North Moore. - PIX ..
VI, 10: Susan White to May Fi,zser.id ,a:t 81
heads ei Wnthr rom Ana ch ham and WIFE 10
Aida r. c6anleI Emmei 50 part a.;a:s; "2'd
" ciS away KS sx5s. S' E%s s' Vale ana
10Th s s ~ a.a s' Ras axlcO Eaa6e,h Me
i22i-s' 10 III East. Pix irregular Thomas J .,
Mccshll TO Charles Naarien. ..;-,.....,.... 5000
schlosser and vii. to EixsGeta MSi..ashn.; 2aooo
@ asssh ssS6 6hf fs,nsa '% 4s
NSss.ss iss ? MaTy Mcco or 10
iyns Lyon .; 10 :, - pro.ac, ave 81 icx
,esSlos exe2 2S29.s Simon Danzs e, al to ,soo
linton ave, W 5. 74e II Of Home st. 1880. 50,
s los S s"c ap Marlin "fiiS d Kc"sn sna VIE
2sS tn ST. an' ne. J. "s'' Nest 4oxsss Edward "
Van lngen and wife to Elmer Is Yale
Louis Frsnksnthaer and wife to William %
Msnhn,a -, ave- ~ u II 10 r. n 81 lois =; nix
i@ H1ri.s ii spencer 70 81 = rsr,,ass l
is"x,at; William Smith ct al 10 William -o
cssi@: Max tioidn@r to Petty soa:ara Walker
T.s.ise ra@s si's 6 Of p Trinity ca ave-
psny 70 Max Godnrr. -. ........,,::......
III It - " !. lot DC map village Williams
bridge. 5osili: caihariIe i'm to J"cob Ie"de-
Same property: george iIea,lry and VIZ
SANE Sroprr'S: Frederick { Decker ami wife to "a
Perry f St s. lot = map lands William v On ,oo
bert. Na.entin- Hammsnn TO Maria Mtner; -. Io'"c
Boone s. 80 Of l13d Il oON'2 5x3l Tx go
$40: Emil Levi and wife t. NJ J LIAM. ~"
n 70 of luh 20 lON'@l.
Frances Marx Jac III Manneschmdt ........
7th ave. I. 81 II OF 1924 ~. - loxlOo; 49,
Joseph X + PoyntuI 50 George W Eggers. lvo
136th 20 II u Willis ave, lVONlVi;
Theodore VI Berthe 10 Charles II lIuglisS
9th st. W 32i 22.'2 70 OF sth ave. .1lo
x,s g. Bernlid Goodwin and wife 10 Mary \
G6ih- Central PARK West "px
10 * irregular: Thomas & Kinney referee !" ,o,,
American Loan and Deposit Company ........: i-'"p
ssifa1t 40 '' "''' 'ie",, ..'-... l3oo
18Th n 2i9 Of 1st 2SXlO33 Jacob
Msnnesc hmiit and VIII, t. Frances Marx.
4th ave. : 40 II n ~ 18th -. li2N.o ,'uii"h
q Hrinckelhnr. 81. 10 Joanna WyckOn NO1!ey !
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MACHINERY

= = = : :
AT REDUCED PRICES. 900 second -hanl
wood and iron working machines, run!
guaranteed, machinery bought and *
changed GEORGE b. EDDY. 39s Madl-
g. =
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Court CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

, Arnela,e Divlsion-SunTeme Court-Rectss.
Sirr.u. Court-Special Tern-Par Before Siover
Cont opens 1870 a. Nos. !. Taylor ae'. lay
~. = Sh.,er agt Barter. g. Weiss ag Hass: linck
ar, McAy5y: g. Macintosh agt. Armstrong, Peope
a. AIT pafsock: :. matter OF zimmerman; = flHNe
az Ahram. .. Evans agt Fsrrar 10. matter OF New .
York Piano Case Company; H. Bremen ast. henderson.
y Cronn aet Cronn; 10. Cohen act Cohen "a H,o"i.s
act CrsWes. IS People. etc. as Harder. 10 f'in as'
sargent Granite Company. ~ Courier agt TTaphagen
l. Brann ngi Branu: -. Coyles agt 'owles. ~ ~ a.
,7aair sorrYavy srf Maeder 81 Fedstein agt Macf
lane. LEV agt Lennon; %. Taylor sgt kohnei ~
11Ysc at Wght: % Kelley Lynch, 70 forgotsion
ar McKcon. % Sivits agt. Knapp -. Andrews agt
Nv v.r' Extract Company; 20 Richard agt kass'ois
wiz. - Wallace ag Gillen. 81. Huhe ag Manhattan
'r,ue Foundry: 20 Martin agt. same 81 Browning agt
Juffy 81 Bernheari Federrol 30 olcoit ag ROW;
:G poorlc etc AIT Ms,ele b. Weston agt Goodrlch'
rs Ianh agi Hartweu: 81. People. etc sgt New fo'k
R,st1n Insurance Companv' 40 Welch ast 'oIrfi' -
matter of Chesterfield Farm Dairy company 81
N,Nernev act, McNernev; a. McMullen aet Mrtropol-
tan s,re. Railway Company; ~ Yellow ZINE '1mpany
prt Atlantic Lumber Company. "a truman ae' fepe'
81 Walsh O'Gorman >, r.. voooh
Srrreme Court-Specal Term-Part ll-Beiore beach
f.,u-. orens AT 1910 n. IN parte matters -
c,~roVs;e's -t'hambers-iSefOrc fUz2erad.
,.-ur, oncps a, 1890 a. No day calendar Wis TOT
,rota;ei Ann Pidgeon William J Randall William :
ia,ies William !. Thompson Charles H. grimm al
1890 a. ,,ca-,, Cow,
,rons a. 10 a. m Motions o; 1890 a m
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LOST.

LOST. Bankbook NJ. olis sos. Bank ''r
Savings 80 ith ave. New YORK. pay
W IN, .lnnn I'd kreas r.fntn n-u- - lonE-
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dwelling: Hannah Lee owner: H. Schumann. Of -.
No 497 East li4th- ST. architect .............. UV
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DREsSMAISING.

oco-oON-oc/~~ >~.~->>->>~~>~-~"~o~>ss>'
A a. -COt'TUR iERE FRANZ AISE:
Formerly with Stern Bros. latest
Paris designs for autumn, dinner. ca
rage. reception and welding so"ns' D.
cvclng anu golf suits. riding haDfs'
tailor made gowns az moderate prl'-s'
short notice: ladies' material made up
Nine. BENiTEAT ANDERSON. 23S cth-
ave. near 18th -
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET.

sTlf AVE. ~ A number Il newly deco .
rated rooms 20 1T uniurni-h"d' taule
l.nrl II AesIrel
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0ountrn l)ropsrtn Dor Sale.
MN p mn - ~ ~ - NJ ~
SEA GATE.
Restricted Residential! Sites.

This unique situation within Greater New Y tk 'front.'
INK ~ and GiaN~srnd hay. + being dr
veloped with social surrounding and select
settlement consists Of Ia with about
miles beach and bay front and substantial
ali eadv made. with mac ddamz' roads
water and restricted nom
nuisance crssibe 10 New York. combined Win
iesrabiiy. well known men have erected summer
We invite inspection u the property passes
yacht from New York mailed on approval upon appl
cation 70 NORTON POINT LAND COMPANY. ls' Mon
faglIe 81. BlOnAlNn.
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Excursions

,,>~>>>>>>>>1->>- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Manhattan Beach.
Trains leave FOOT EAST Bath ST.. week DAYS. e ID.
$40 740 go II 90 A. NJ 1910 and half hourly Lao n
10 TO $40 500 and bali hourly from $40 70 =" y" "a
r. " Additional trains Race Days {. l. J. T., INV
T. NJ. ion y. NJ. ParIor Car.
EXCURSION TICKETS. 20 CENTS.
Trains leave WHITEHALL ST. week days. hourly
from Sic NJ. 10 and half hourly from Iit -
9io. 1910 y. NJ Additional trains on Race Days C.
j. e. 1910 A. NJ. 1910 =. N. Saturdays I2;+o r. d.
EXCURSION TICKETS. ~ CENTS.
RoCkaway Beach.
Trains Ieavs r.. 34TH ST n. r.. week DAYS. $40 sd
$40. 1850 A. NJ. 1920 100. 2:20 $3.50. 40 80 wv.
!?o $40. $40 r. ~ Additional trains Saturdays Sn,y
i5o. 2;aO $40 =. NJ Exc. from 3tth st.. 4Oc't
from brooklyn. 3Oc.t East y. ". I5c.
COney Island.
CULVER ROUTE.
Trains leave foot WHITEHALL ST. via Bay Ridge
and sundays 30 and half hourly from 1910
A. t. 1910 =. NJ. Last train leaves coney Island
II 10 T.
EXCURSION TICKETS. 20 CENTS.
Long Beach.
Train. leave foot East saith ST. n. y week days. 500
$50 1000 1880 A. NJ 100. l:50 $50. $780, 40. 80
$50 $50 1000 +. NJ.
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Drooklnn Droucrin for Sale.


l'ok SALE BRCGKi.TN--TD dose an estate. large
ranGiartyrIHs pisn'. extending rom Gowanus canal
: Sinh-- shout - q. 10y -, o.. si'l b. scld IL"
y f-' f1lN .JvD"f 'nGu.r"
CFtS. II brTNIT' < song Ia2 rAsseu-s'. =. Y. cry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27

REFEREES APPOINTED
Court.
Slower. j.
Matter q, Gruner-GeOrge Iandon
BV Beach. j.
King AIT. Graham-Sydney J. Coweh
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
By Slower J.
Samuel Te'ehaum agt Edward Koloart-John j.
Broen. 49,,
Jo.eih Abrahaus ag, Samuel spiellbereer-james j.
Meals.
Before Beach. Y.
John Forbes agt American publisher Corporation
Ih.ip llathawaN
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NEW YORK STATE CANALS.
Notice to Contractors.
Office of the superintendent of
Public Works.
Albany. \. u, Friday, August 9Th, 1897.
Western DiVi

Pursuant chapter ~ laws Of 1890 chapter ~. laws
Of 1896 ana chapters ~ and j79. laws q" 1884! sealed
proposals for work On the
Western Division,
will be received hy the Superintendent OF Public Works
at his office In Abanr. y y. until
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1rbarhlu Real estate.
>~>''''
. / Gi--t' = TOR All. THE OR, %GEs =: ].
. .sDI.i-'.WH at fernnta>f il, Dr,.~itH
eN,Ty le-e-ipIi.. ~ais fca:. J. }. HAMILTON *
O.. 80 t'.-l tav y. =.
or ~ s.crtoa:r rerl estate rI Kinds faie
- 'LAFf.%CE D. TCPBs 3 Hickman st. New-vofk
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WORK WANTED.

- ADlATE MASSEt'SE from Paris;
thoroughly understands massage. mag
netic and electrical treatments. PHYSICIANS
reference DE NAIl,ETTE, l'J West
iJth-st.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED BY STEAM BY
HAND or IN he floor. Careful CAR
PET CLEANING CO.. l,53s Broadway. al
- l23 East 18Th ST. coz BRANDT.
propriAt0rs Telephone 1872 3sth
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-08-12
Annapolis News.

Ed. REGISTER --Prospectors galore.
Lead has now been found at two points
here and still the work goes on.
New floor should have read new
plauer in my article of last We re-
garding Funk's mill.
The only evidence Of prosperity we
have noticed has been in the g. o. P.
papers.
If the Republican, pays more than
FIVE cents a cord for its editorials it is
losing money.
Reverend Atkinson failed to meet
his appointment here to-day He was
detained at the campmeeting.
Will and Ed Curtis came to town
this evening.
About four years ago when Cleve-
land called Congress together to dis
mantle the Sherman bullion law
..Crux" prophesied that the then re-
cent Democratic victories would be
lost sight of in the overwhelming de-
feat of Democracy. We cow want to
make another prediction. In Novem-
Der OF next year the people viii rise
I'D as one man TO re5uke the hosts of
mammon aud smash the trust incu-
bator.
Thos. johnson of Piedmont was in
town last week.
DR.. r. T. Miner was in town yester-
day. CRUX.
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Glover Gleamings.

A very much needed rain came Fri.
day evening Also q good rain San.
day night
School Is progressing nicely, under
the management of Prof. Sumpter.
Among those from Glover who at.
tended the camp-meeting at Pilot Knob
Sunday. were Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Scog-
gin and daughters. Misses Lena and
Clara, and Messrs. F. H. Sampter and
Allison Tins.
Mr.. A. Huff. Of Ironton. was in Clio
yer Thursday on business
Mr. VIII Bruett, and Miss Maud
Highley. returned to their home in
Pennington Saturday accompanied By
Mrs W. L. Scoggin.
Rev. Joel Lewis. filed Rev Profittt 5
appointment az the lower church Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. W r. Mitchell re-
turned to their home IN St. Louis.
Wednesday.
Messrs LIVE Pearson and Johnnie
Dunn was in Glover Sunday. There
seems to be quite an attraction for you
boys.
Judge Hill. of Belleview. was in
Glover Monday on his way to Annapo-
lis.
August 8, ~. AUNT WILLIE.
We are prepared to deliver spoke
wood-ready for kitchen stoyes-at
S1.00 per load or FIVE loads for S4.50.
CLARK MANUFACTURING Co.
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School Beard Proceedings.


IRoNTON. Mo, August 4, 1897.
School Board met. Present, ". b.
Newman. President. in the chair. and
Directors W. T. Gay, P w Whit.
worth, ". H. Fisher and c. s. Russell.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
The following bill was allowed and
warrant drawn on the Treasurer for
same: W. G. Fairchild, for supplies,
81. 90.
A bill from I. S. Lopez & Sons, for
six chairs, was presented and referred
to Incidental Committee for investiga-
ton.
4 communication, with certificate
enclosed. from r E. WiIkerson, was
read. certificate was file and contract
signed. Also, a communication, with
certificate enclosed. from Ida B. Lark
ford, was received. Certificate fled
and contract signed.
The Incidental COMMITTEES was in
structed TO have the school houses
scrubbed and cleaned ready for school.
September 9th.
No further business Meeting adj
jOurned TO meet the 1st Wednesday in
". b. NEWMAN, President.
w. &. FAIRCHILD, Clerk
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Marble Creek Items.

There was a good rain fell here Fri
day, which raised the creek so fast
that the school children could not get
home without help. Mr.. George Blu
ford's horse fell down in the creek with
him. and he had TO wade out and make
the second trial before he got across.
There has been considerable sick
ness here on the Creek. Mr.. Boswell
has been quite sick, but is better. Mr..
Andrew Campbell is on the mend.
Miss Rebecca Matkin is visiting
friends and relatives on the Greek.
Andrew Beans went to Black Noun
tain Sunday. What is the attraction,
Andy?
Some people went to the camp-meet-
ing Sunday.
Most farmers are done making hay
on the Creek.
Mr.. Sheers' steam thresher is COM
ing in soon.
Some of the farmers went down on
the ST. Francis river fishing, and some
one ate up their grub.
Little Jack Homer
Sat In a corner
Eating Christmas pie;
He put in his thumb
And pulled out a plumb,
Saying, what smart boy am l?
RATTLE HEAD.