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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
FITS ASSESSMENT REDUCED.
TRENOR L. PARK WINS HIS CASE AGAlNol
THE ASSESSORS OF HARRlSoN-AN
OvERyAIJED ESTATE SOLD.

Award Peck counsel for the assessors o. '"e
.n,,r a, Harrison. in Westchester County. yeS'er-
nay consented 10 the entry OF an order reducing
the 1897 assessment OF Trenor L. Parks rear estate
q, tho town OF Harrison. Mr.. Peck agreed 10 re-
duca the assessment from $4,000 TO so'w ana
Yauas " Hustled OF the firm o. Hustled Hus,eu'
accounted the valuation on behalf or MT PARK Inc
assessors valued Mr. Parks house and MY acres
=, land last year at $4,000. Mr.. Hustled ootaihed
,vr,. q, ccrt,orari FOR a review o; the assessment
o,a Harry C. Henderson was appointed re'eree.
rho orser reducing the assessment VIII De ehteIeu
th,s week and Il 10 understood that the 1919 as
s.ssuoen. will be placed at the amount agreed on
The assessors Of the village OF iarry'o"" me-
Lac, evening to consider the eighty-one pro'es's
nied With them on Tuesday. They decided some OF
the complaints and granted few reductions. ou'
4, ,s expected that when they file the revised ro
,educ,ions OF several hundred thousand dollars VIII
have been made. ~, pro,
when a Tribune reporter called on M. Brown
clerk OF the Board. yesterday ne reios 10 arioM
him TO see the affidavts, as he believed they were
nov No. n,blic records Mr. Brown said he would allow
no one 10 examine them. and ADDED mat ne WAS
s,lISnr 10 make a test case * necessary
A. 7nnortant real estate sale. which VII! nave
hearing on the Rockefeller suits was nh1e III
North Tarrytown yesterday the Henry Il i;ui Tous
isss estate OF thrtyone acres on Prospect ~ vas
soId 10 W H. Douglass. OF New-fork ior sSV"
although the Mount Pleasant assessors vaIue1 II ~
fIs I'm This would tend 10 snow that the isocke
rsijer nd is also overvaued Is claimed Michae
Marin chairman Of the Mount Pleasant assessors
Wood Hail as M Rockefeller does not desire his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
OFF FOR HER SUMNER CRUISE.
THE scHooIsHIP ST. MARYs, WITH EIGHTY
CADETS. STARTS FOR GREENLAND

After a long delay. caused BY the war with Spain
the schoolshp ST. Mary's began to cast on her mes
yesterday morning preparatory 10 starting on inc
annual summer cruise. The boys expect TO get as
Tar as Greenland anyway and If the war is over by
the time the vessel gets there they Will go 10
Europe for a cruise.
The complement Of the ST. Mary's 10 eighty
CADETS but she has twenty-five offcers and crew,
all OF whom are competent men on the sea who
are to instruct the cadets and who will take charge
Of the vessel IN emergency.
There was a large number Of tho friends and
relatives Of the boys the ship yesterday morning
including a number OF young women. The cadets
al liberty said goodby TO everybody they met, while
several officers were al work inside selecting three
cadets out of FIVE applicants for the places that
had not been filed.
The first stopping place Of the ST. Mary's Is to
be OYSTER Bay Practice will be engaged in there.
and the vessel will then proceed TO New-London,
Newport Boston. Portland, Halifax and Greenland.
Off Greenland the vessel Will await orders.
Lieutenant Howard Patterson Is in command OF
the ST Marys He has been specially detached
from the New-York Naval School to take command
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
"WHTTEC4PPERS" ~ OHIO.
1AwrEss PROCEEDINGS RESULT IN FATAL IN
JURIEs.

Chilcothe Ohio Jun. s.-Two men arc 'y us ,,t
anoher ,s seriously injured rs the result Oh VIZ
nrank NJ eighteen young men OF tbs city inv
started ont on Il "whitecappng" expedition 10
avenee the alleged wrongs Of woman anu Nv,
OF them are now in jail. George Jacops mas @
living on the farm OF Mrs. Allen. wido"' JuS'
over tho line In Fayette County.
He was ordered move two weeks ago. o"'
raid no attention to the notice. and last night
eighteen Of Mrs Aliens kinsmp assembled 70
eject him They proceeded to the house ana t'ieu
"a hreak in the door. when Jacobs fired shotgun
into the crowd. The heavy charge took cnect IN
the abdomen OF Dean HiGy. inflcting ia'"
wound.
Jacobs fired again, and using his gun az a ciup'
broke the arm OF William Everha-t. He was
overpowcred at last bound hand and foot, gasged
and dragged across field to some woods. where
he vas tied TO a tree and beaten into insensibllty
His household goods then loaded INTO d
wagon Jacobs was thrown in with them and the
party started away.
In the mean time Mrs Jacobs had escaped from
the house and given the alarm. posse or neign-
bors was quickly organized and started in pursuit
They overlook the "whitccappers' and captured
five Of them. Jacobs was nearly dead when re-
leased from his position. and is in critical con-
diton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
MASONIC TEMPLE CORNERSTONE LAID

Boston, June s-with impressive ceremonies the
cornerstone OF the new Masonic Temple. at Boyl-
ston and fremont SITS. was laid this afternoon by
the Grand Lodge OF Massachusetts. Tho pro-
gramme as carried out included an original hymn
IN opening. by w r. Hyde; Introductory address
by Grand Master Hutchinson; Scripture readings
and prayer by Grand Chaplain the Rev. Charles a.
Skinner; reading Of list Of articles placed within
the cornerstone; the ceremony OF applying the
jewels: the bation Of corn by tho Deputy Grand
Master. Albert L. Harwood; libaton OF vino by tho
Senior Grand Warden, Frank w. Kean; libaton OF
oil by the Junior Grand Warden. Henry s. Rowe
The Grand Chaplain invoked the blessing. and the
working tools presented TO the architects
The proclamation that the stone had been well laid
made by the Grand Marshal, Henry Is Dun
ton The historical address by tho Rev. Ed
ward A. Horton. The ceremonies closed with sing
ing and the benedciiOn.
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xnrIcE OF SIMMONS.

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NETWORK SUPREME COURT. COY =
Try OF NEW YORK.-Ellsha Z. hlp
hard and John p. Beal. PLAINTIFFS. against
Robert Idndblom, Defendant. summon ,
Trial desired in the County Of New forS'
To IN. above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned TO answer ,ne
comniaInt in this action. and 20 serVe d
conv ~ your answer on the plaintins at
torneys within twenty days after the ser
v,ce ~ this summons, exclusive OF tns gay
~ serv,ce. and in case ~ your failure 10
snnear or answer, judgment Will % TAKEN
against you by default for the renef oe-
nanded In tho complaint
Datet Nav 10Th. 1903.
CHANDLER, TAYLOR GLOVER.
Plaintiffs Attorney
Pos,oflcs address and ONCE, No. loo
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan Ne"
York CITY.
To Robert Llndblom. Defendant:
Tho foregoing summons Ia served upon
Won nv puhlication, pursuant to an order
q, the Hon. Joseph I. DAILY, one 81 the
ru-ices Of the Supreme Court OF the
state OF New York. dated at tho city and
County of Nev-York. the sth day og June.
n iSQs ard rled with the complaint
in the ofNcs ~ the Clerk NJ the County OF
York OF the Borough OF Mammalian.
and city Of New York
Dased at said borough ard city the ech
day Of June, 1895.
CHANDLER, TAYLOR GLOVER.
Posror,c. address and ONCE. No. 100
broadway, Borough Of Mammalian. C1'y
~ New York y. Y.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

>e~-~~-0>.~c>-~|>-~NN-N >>~l11-S>-@>>>
Cl-pREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. John G. Crawford and another.
Fl,,utIns against Adam Schwaab. IT,.
and others. Defendants
In pursuar-e Of Judgment OF foreclos-
ure and sale. duly made and entered IN me
above-entitled action. bearing date SON
LAY Of April. 1898. !. the Undersigned, me
Referee In said judgment named. VIII sen
at public auction At the New YORK HsAl
Estate Sale.room. No. III Broadway, In
the Borough ot Manhattan. city o. New
York. on the 2ith day ~ May. 1898. at J!
o'clock noon on that day. by Charles A:
Bsrrlan. auctioneer. thu premises directed
by said Judgment TO be oold. and therein
described as follows;
All that certain lot. piece. or parcel OF
land situate lyinz and being in the six.
tenth Ward % the city OF New York and
known and distinguished on Map OF
lands IT. the sixteenth Ward Of the city
Of New York. the property OF the heirs
81 Mary Clarke. deceased. made by George
r. Smith. City Surveyor. and dated April
q. 1897 "a copy whereof rs on file In the
once OF tho Register OF the city and
County OF New York). by the number two
hundred and nfteen (2l5, and bounded as
follows. beginning az point In the South
erly line Of Tyentv-slrth street distant
i've hundred and t~erty- Ave feet esstersy
from the tOuthcast corner OF Ninth Avenue
and Twenty-sixth street. running thence
eastrriy along said southerly line twenty
Ave feet. thence SoutherN parallel with
Ninth avenue nincty-eight feet nine Inches
TO tho middle Of the block between Tween
ty-ffth and Twrnty-sixth streets and 10 a
ooint equi distant from che two. thence
Westerly parallel witt -wenty-sixth street
twenty-five feet. and thence Norther.Y
parallel with the Ninth Avenue ninety
eight feet nine inches to the place OF be-
ginning.
Dated New-York May "a 1898.
V A. ELSBERG. Referee.
JACOB FROMME ATTORNEY FOR Plaintiffs
No % Nassau street, New York city.
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last mentioned order named. will cell =
public auction In the Real Estate sa,sss
rooms. Ill Broadway, in the City Of No
York borough OF Maphattan), on the iIst
day OF June. 1898. at IL O'Clock noon On
that day, by william II. RyaA, auctionesr
the premises In said Judgment entered ani
therein described as follows:
"ALL that certain lot. piece or parr.,
OF land. with the buildings and Improve
ments thereon. situate. lying and bs,nS
in the city OF New York. bounded snS
described as follows. viz: COMMENcfSd
al a point on the southerly side OF On
Hundredth street. distant seventy-6vs
feet easterly from the sOutheasterly cor.
ner OF Ninth avenue and One Hundredth
street; running thence southerly. ana
parallel with Ninth avenue. one hundrsS
feet and eleven inches; thence easteriv
twenty-four feet six inches: thence north.
erly. parallel with Ninth avenue and par.
Of the distance through a party wall or
hundred feet and eleven inches to ~
southerly side Of One Hundredth street.
thence westerly along the southerly id
OF one Hundredth street. twenty four fsst
six inches TO the point or pace OF begin
ming.
erty to be sold:
No. ~ West Tooth Street.
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NEW CORPORATIONS n THIS STATE.

Albany June s.-The following stock companies
have filed certificates OF Incorporation with the
Secretary OF State:
susauehanna Valley Telephone Company TO
meet Binghamton with several villages In Northern
Pennsylvania and In Broome and Chenango coun-
ties New-Yor State; capital stock 1900. Direct
ors George IL English OF East Windsor; John T.
Pierce. OF Alton; Charles 5. Butler. OF Nineveh.
and others. .
Auburn Loan Company. OF Auburn; capital, 5000
Directors. Levi FlsOhn. OF Auburn. Samuel Harri-
son. Of Ithaca, and Nathan Is. Packard. OF SYRIA
Rochester Camera and Supply Company. OF Roch-
ester capital $1,000. Directors. Henry II. East
Harvey u. Carlton. +. u. Morgan. Horace Mcclure
and Charles +. Iovey. OF Rochester.
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AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

oooooI4NN.N~o.N>~N N-NoNNNN~~0~~c~~~o
~ PURSUANCE OF an order made the
Path DAY OF May. 1898. by Hon. Martin
/. Slower. Justice 81 the supreme Court,
Notice Ia hereby given 70 all creditors ana
persons having claims against peorgc W !.
'oi. lately dong business at 10 East
IAN street. Boroush OF Manhattan. cry
o, New York. to present their Gains with
the vouchers therefor. duly verified. 70 the
subscriber. the duly appointed assignee for
IN. b~ner, 90 creditors OF the said George
". cole. a, his once. No. 81 Nassau
street. Borough Of Msnhattan. city Of.
New York, on or before the 10Th day OF
paiet New York. May 28th 1895
CHARLES ALBERT PERKINS.
Assignee.
ROLLINS g. ROLLINS.
Attorneys FOR Assignee.
70 Nassau Street.
New York CITY ard County.
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Ninety-tnlfd SIrtet' ~, a
The approximate amount OF ths s 40
charge 10 satisfy which the ao 40, 40, "a
scribed property Is 10 he sofa y Deer aaj
with Interest thereon from the -o,n, al
Of MAY lsas. togethcr with costs ana ~ ~.
iowances amounting 10 S3ss42 VIZ, VIII 10, 10
teres, from the 9th Gay Of May. 1888 IT, no
gether with the expenses Of the saie ,,snti
annroximate amount OF taxes. assessiii.S,
ar other iierr upon the said propet -,
which are 10 he allowed to the pursS Gu ~
AM ~ the purchase money. or paid os u"
referee. is sos. ~ and interest. ,sas
Dated, New York CITY. June Isl. 80
6ANCEL d. HAMBURGER nsas''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Tn. approximate amour. OF the len @
charge 70 satisfy which said properly
IL sold is s3.24I. % and interest from Nay
9th 1898 and costs and allowances
amounting 20 5000 Al. with Interest from
Nav 10Th. 1875. and the approx'mats
amount ~ the rentals due 20 the iancioraa
under the lease above described IS siW.
with interest from May |. lsss. ana az
approximate amount ~ taxes ana W.
rents now a ZEN upon said premises u
1894 ~ with interest.
PORTE V. RANSOM. Referee.
The foregoing sale Is hereby aijourneY
10 Jun- 18th. 1898. at the sans time ans
place.
Dated June It'll, 1895.
PORTE Y RANSOM Referee
ALEX AMBER T. GOODWIN.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
No. So Wall Street.
Now York. y. \.
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20th Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above de-
scribed property Is TO be sold Is 81" 2os 90
with interest thereon from the 2vtn day
OF April 1898. together with costs ana
allowances amounting to S334.19. with ~
tsrest from April 3c'h. 1898. together with
he expenses Of the sale. The approximate
amount OF taxes. assessments. or other
Hens which are to he allowed TO the
paid by the Referee Is $459.57 and interest.
Dated New York. May 2 1898.
n. A. ELSBERG, Referee.
Tho sale Of the above described premises
Is hereby adjourned 10 wednesday. the
18th day OF June. 1895. at the same hour
and place.
Dated New York. May 9th. 1893
N. A. EISBERG. Referee.
JACOB FROMME,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
No 90 Nassau street.
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

The approximate amount Of The lien %
charge upon said property. 10 satisfy
which said property IS to be sold. is nine
teen thousand two hundred and thirteen
So 100 dollars. with interest on eighteen
thousand eight hundred and seventy nine
dollars from March 80. lsy. and with In
terest on three hundred and thlrty-fou,
35-l0O dollars from April 18th. 1898
The approximate amount ~ taxes ana
water rents. liens upon the said properly.
is one thousand and sixteen so 100 dollara
with interest"
Dated New York. May 18Th. 1898.
SnLAS B. BROWNELL.
Substituted Referee.
TOWNSEND & NAHAN.
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff.
i3 Chambers Street.
New York City
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SURROGATE NOTICES.

WOODBRIDGE, ALF'RED.--In pursuance
OF an order OF Hon. Frank 7. Fitzgerald;
Surrogate OF the City and County o,
New York. notice Is hereby SVEN 70 al
nerons having claims against Alfred
Woodbridge, late Of the City OF New York
deceased. to presen, the same. with vouch-
ers thereof. 20 tho subscriber. a, her plac:
o, transRct.ng business. the ONCE OF
Gwi!lirn a Meyers, No. $50 Nassau street.
in the CITY OF New York. on or Se,ore
the 18th day OF December nszt-
Dated New York. the nrst day Of June.
1898.
Administrative c. {. O.
GwILLIM a MEYERS.
Attorneys for Adimnis.ratriI.
$50 Nassau street. New York CITY.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUN-
Ty OF NEW YORK ELIZA CROIIER
PIKE formerly Eliza T. CrozieD. Plain
tin, against l.. TASNE\BArM & 60. "a
corporation created under the avs Of the
state OF New York) and others. Defend
ants
In pursuance OF a judgment OF fore
closure and sale duly made and entered In
the above entitled action and bearing date
the 10th day OF April. 1893. and of an
order made In said action bearing date the
10Th day OF Nav. ls0s. I. the undersigned.
the substituted referee IN The aforesaid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
WAR MATERIAL FOR SALE.

CANNON. TROJECIlLES. RIFLES,
EQUIPMENTS, uniforms; large stock
military goods Tor field. fertilization o:
naval serv.c. ready FOR immediate delivery.
RANNFrMAN. 40 Broadway.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Of Hon.
Frank T. Fitzgerald, . Surrogate Of the
CITY and County OF New-York. notice 10
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Samuel @. McIllree. late OF the
City OF New-York. deceased. TO present tho
same with vouchers thereof to tho sub
scrloers at their place OF transacting bust
ness, the of'ics OF Williams q Ashley. No.
2OI Broadway, In the City Of New-York.
on or before the 30th day Of June next.
Dated New-York. tho 2ist day OF De
cember, 1897. JAMES r BARROW.
HERMANN MOOYER. Executors WILL
JAMS 4 ASHLEY. Attorneys for Execu-
tors. No. ao7 Broadway. New-York City.
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WATCHES on INSTALMEyT.

FINE DIAMONDS. Watches: weekly pay
ments al. goods guaranteed WATCH
SUPPLY CO.. Maiden Lane. Room ~.
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED.
SEND Us your old gold. Jeweiry. &c. Wa
rend certified check for fDll value there
OF. Bank reference. Established 1922.
GEORGE y. JOYCE. 90 Fulton-.t
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FLOORS & POLISH.
LOST.

LOST.
RANKBOOK No. 3O8, 63I OF tho Union
Dime Savings Institution 70 missing
Any person having a claim 10 ); Is hereby
called upon 20 present the same Tthin zen
DAYS. or submit - having said passhooN
cancelled and now one issued.
BANK BOOK No 305. 22s OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution IL missing.
Any person having claim 10 IL Is herc1l
dsys. or submit q having said paSsh1ok
cancelled and new one issued.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. coCNI
~ OF New york.-charles Z. Cur,iS -
Others. as trustees under tho last VIII ~
testament Of Henry Cary. deceased pa IL.
tirs. against Isaac Mayer and oths"
PENDANTS. =, ,o->-
In pursuance IT judgment OF ",
closure and sale duly made and en,e.s ,ss
the above entitled action. bearing Cav
9th day OF May. 1898. !. the unae.s w,I
tho referee In said Judgment name Wy
Real Estate Salesroom. No. III brSa'"ra1....
IN tho Borough Of Manhattan, IN n ,ne az
and County OF New York. on tnr -. ,hat
- June. isas. at II o'clock Noon ~. the
day by Peter F.. Meyer. auc,lons.';, 70 be
premises directed by said judsnrssnn,,r
sold. and therein described as to.oM, NJ
All that certain lot, piece or pa'T.e.,~
land. with the building me- - york.
lying and being In the t1ll oi 80 20
and bounded and described as iouONs, y,
Vii. pe,tnn,nr AZ the corner formed Q!
tho Intersection ~ the easter.N sIue ~
Third Avenue with tho nor'hr'y st
Ninety-third Street. running then0 s,,estv-
erly along the noiiheri ,So s's s.s, thence
northeriy parallel with Thlri A..hsif
twenty Ave ,25) fee, eight and one Tn
,Si.b inches: thence westerly itl hnsI ~
Ninety-third street and par, s OK, w "a, d,
through party wall ninety w. ,hsrv
the easterlv side Of Third Avenue. rTssIj
southerlv along the easterly side OF -.
Avenue twenty,five (25D feet eight and On
half ,sis, inches 10 the point or psA
beginning. BEING the same premises wsycf
We're conveyed t. the said Isaac MsSsso6
ana Julius Fleischrisnn by John r'..nhsr
hy deed dated the sixth day or peer'Hp De-.
1902 and recorded in the ONCE o, The T Test
lister 81 the city and County OF Nsw "a
on tho sixth day Of December. NJ FINER
block series 1Conyevnnces, Section o Inr,.
L. page Il. and indexed under h,os a.. clty
her 53o on the Land Map OF the u"
OF New York ,sos
pafei. New York city. June LIST. lesS
SAMUEL. u. HAMBURGER. Reief"~
HAYS 4 GREE\BAlM.
Attorneys FOR Plaintiffs.
f4l broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York city. .ss
The following Is diagram OF ~
property referred TO In the foregoing no''''
OF sale:
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STORAGE.

THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. lGj-l6T- lGS West 32ds Stor-
are. moving. Telephone 1G4 3Sth-st.
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=, .,o G, >f,rvs He was admiral OF the Haytian
nent during the civil war there; ,. -. .,,,,,n,
Tho St Mays has guns and plenty OF aIninu UNI
49, hr, enc does not go out looking for Spanards'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

METROPOLITAN Storage Warehc'l-e and
Vans 202 and 20s Mfrcer-st.. branch Of
fee, LOS Broadway. corner 44th-st. FUR
n.ture removed. boxed and shipped Tee
0No,e Spring 4N
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WIRE SCREENS.

~ Ss>e~~>>c~>>>> ~, - = NNcScSr<
PATENT METALIIf WEATHER STRIP
co. "a West 23d-st -Fitlins fine resi-
dences our specially Write FOR catalogue
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-JoV s-cord-hani
wood ard iron working machines. fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex'
changed. GEORGE d. EDDY. JOS Nadi-
son-sc
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CHIISOPODISTS,

-~~>o>>~~N~>~N~c~oo~o~N NoNo>~~~N>N~N~N>-
DIR. LEVY. Is Lafayette Pace. and
West 2ith-s'. cures corns. ingrOwing
nails and hun!cns
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MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

JOHN c. GRAUL. 1871 West go s.. o!d-
est and largest store Q. ITS KING IN
~-enter New York.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25

consul asssiOckhoim. 20 b. consul gen.
eral N Stocs sholm. Sweden.
Oliver J. ID. Hughes Of Connecticut,
now consul at Sonneberg, 10 b. consul
az Coburg, Germany.
Henry H. Morgan Of Louisiana, now
consul al Hergen, 10 b. consul at Aaran,
Switzerland.
George II. Jackson Of Connecticut,
now consul AZ Cognac, 20 be consul As
La Rochelle. France.
Edmond z. Brodwiski Of Illinois, now
consul at Furih. to be consul at Solin
gen, Germany.
Richard 7. Greenock OF New York,
recently confirmed a. consul at Bombay
10 be consul at Vladivostock, Russia.
Herbcrtz J. Hagernan Of Colorado,
10 BE- second secretary Of the embassy
at 81. Petersburg. Russia.
Rufus ] lane Of California, to be sec
retary Of the legation TO Nicaragua
Costa Rica and san Salvador.
Charles VI. Crum Of Ohio. TO b. con
sui at Pretoria. South African republic
Victor +. Nelson Of California, 10 y
consul az Bergen, Norway.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25

Washington, May 2t-News from
Admiral Sampson and Commodore
Schley Is looked for at che navy depart
ment every hour, but 10 one at the de.
partment appears ~ be able or willing
20 say just where she news is 20 come
from. All tha, can be positively asoer.
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