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NEW BUILDINGS.

60tt-et n 8. SO II " OF West End-aye. Tor tix.
st,-y h-icx Nathcuse 44xD22: Hubert
Hsr,,c o: No 64s Madison ave. owner; Town
send x Hardo. architects .........:........
15sth-s. Dad boulevard Lafayette. for six three
s;ory and basement brick cwellisg -houses. 2Oox
b6 10 1x54.s and 4G.3xa2 Francis .Schnueg. OF
No East 9sth st owner. Louis Enter. OF NO
IS East Gsth-st. architect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
<4;h-s:. No 5i6 West for hyIe-story brick tene-
ment-touse. with store. %xs7.4. Fropcis
Seagrist. Of 70 1871 West 5sth-st. owner. James
" Cole % No 4QS West 5Isf-st. architect. .....
44th-sf No $40 Vest. for a hve-story brick tene-
ment- house, with store 2xsT.4: Francis ) X
Seasrist owner: " Cole. architect ..........
S0ti~sf corner West End-ave. for eight
story brick and stone hathOuse. 6OxIl9: John
Westcryelt, OF No A. East i0th-st. owner; Henry
Anderson OF No l.1So Broadway. architect
Fui,on-ave W corner 173d>st. for four four
.tnry brick .enament-houses. 2s.5xsS9 and 25x
rs; Morris Marks. Of No 179 Broadway, owner:
II Snaliheiser architect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
etI-et n s. iO5 n OF sth-ave. for a history
frame shop. ~ ~: Joseph T. Dobbs. Of No 12i
0th-st owner and architect. ...................
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FORECLOSIRE SALES.

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SUPREME COURT. County ~ Nsr Yyt
WILLIAM Herr P.a.nur, sxs--
HARRIS rORDINSkY. - a.. De.sn.s-,,
In pursuance ~ judgment u -.
closure and sale duly made and en,s,..
the above entitled action. bearing date ~
9TH dav u July. isgs T. tire gntesaz-..
the Referee IN said judgment narst =.
sell al pubic auction A. the Nss Ten
Real Estate Salesr00u. 80 III BrosirJ
In the Borough - Manhattan, GIG ~
County 4 New York. IN The ?ni er 4
August. 1895. az y O'Clock noon q "a
day. by Philip A. Smy-b. Agc,i1re-,. ~
premises situated m s3.d coua'T 4,
shown on the following diagram. G.
the said Judgment mentioned and ..s-is
ns follows. ALL those Two c@-tsE "a
pieces or parcels u and situate ~
borough OF Manhattan. IN the Ip..
Ward u the Cts u New York kros- y.
distinguished on map BY J. ?. B5:ra
CITY Surveyor. q land formerly r9<a
20 Samson Benson and BENJAMIN vrsts-
hurgh, which map bears date ssp,s,tf
1925 and IL row on f.ie IL the o.s I
the Register OF the city ard cogsv I
New York. as Lots Nos. 2I6 AID 81, "
is part Of parcel No. -. which sal %
are together hOurded and described a. ~
lows. VIZ: BEGINNING Al a poini a. ~
southsr'y side OF one hundred aat 50
tenth Street distan, two huncret a.
sky ,2eOD feet sou,heasteriy from me .
tsrsectiOn Of the eastery side q Fl'a
Avenue with the southerly side Of %
hundred and sixteenth Street. rin,.s
thence southeas,eYiy along sa!i ecstssrv
side OF One hundred and sixteenth stSa
fifty (J0) feet. and thence souihwes,ssr
on a line parallel with Fifth Avenue 80
hundred lOol ,ees. more or less. 70 -
centre liue Of the block between one Is.
drsd ana fifteenth ard one hundred ~
sixteenth Streets. therce nor,hves's'r
along said centre line fifty Cys feet, tasts
northeas,eriy 90 line parallel with I'm
Avenue one hurdsd 400 feet more
less, 10 the point or pace o. beginning
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

37th-si 80 IT p OK II Weliman ... $40 O
Maurice Reid 20 Benjamin Yates rerecordea % A. ii'
64th-st. $50 II e OF Amst ser ~, MichaeI f
loo; william han"'h ""u "''e ......... 800
Lots Ss5 and 1886 block /. amended map Ms APE,
estate HuGscn 7 Rose and wife to Ernest Mui- g
4,Is-s; s lso +, W Of 2d-ave 5oxoo5: Charles -
d B,irrli referee. Jeanette X Name 40"
ls7thDsi 80 iiO to I2c West. i25xes II: William
Wilson to George sGhn:Sn s' 2oo n to
Soii nern boulevard x2CO. George johnson to
5snPs ra'.e' s eSlheT rams ahS ci7c Nj
Ax cISsa e co.ser 5,s-st iosxi02e Mary
Thompson to Mary E Thompson :-'os:: .;oo
Rysaye 1871 f. Of nsrnsdSays: 2S1b" 20
Uestosester-ave n 5. 2s7 It Of prospect ave
,ioosioo Charlotte !. Cauneld to Elizabeth COL
rf in5@ Ne 90, sdsioix irregular; Max
81 I NM 10 r r 40 70. e ok; Alice G
nen1orest 10 Augustus Van Horne ,,.-.. 40
'I KENNEDY to Jane + Kennedy p part -. 40
sar,e properly: Jan Kennedy to Harvey l. Ken 90
,s ssc 275 # Of 7th-av. 25xos1i. Louis
Stern to Hattie l. Campbell :oo...o'ss..;oox
i ssh. st. JACOB Hess 10 peane Realty comPSsTny
RsToaa q, s Eic ,s 2t Hess to o. coTneia
Pr rSsSS ave s. 90 IT Boston Road. AK 90
I79th-st. 100 II " Of Bathga'e 80 $1,000 ~
Washi2gion-avTe w. Da, mar, ........... 2J
sIs # e T ResnsT to- Emma lESa'
son,SeTp Bouievard s. i75 {, Of Penfold-a axe
5Cn130I. Charlotte J. Cauheld TO Eizaoeth Col
iaS.vs e So; 5ss map Wakefield iooAi4
s,s sosS cs'sy e % S9'ns5th ish'
'' SMITH sa 10 wife 70 B'syid ssay
H9s p. % 'Sd oA an' a: No trustee 70
Gabriel Mead ct ai.........'' .''.'''''''''''
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~ UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE
SHORTEST SEA TRIPS OUT OF NEW YORK
Deislfui Old Point Comfort, Norfolk Newnor,
Nswr. Petersburg, Port.mouth Pinners Point richmond
Virginia Beach, Va and Washington d. G. rrs,rh, All
passenger steamers sail from North EtveT 49,
Weekday excert Saturday. a: r. NJ and SATURDAY a,
4 Il. 81.
" /. GtILl.ACDEU. Vics Pres't and Trafnc MIR
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ALTERATIONS

Riverside Drive. correr 7Sti.-,. TO q one
story brick office: John T. Miller. owner; Julius
Mgsckw;z. architect -. i
stone school acd Offices: United Charities OF
New York owners: James y Baker architect.
6s,h-s, 8 y 329,r Of 8d-sve. % three-story
ana basement brick clubhouse: Wyandote Cub
Of \. 3f East 5sth-si. owner; chsrles Flynn
1lf,h-s, No J2J East. 10 tvo-stcry and base
meat trick and frame synagogue; harssaret
CisIk owner: Neville and Baggs. architects.
,s9tI,-s. 8 . corner 81 Ann's ave- 20 a four-stoIy
bricx tenement. 2xe6 Fr.z Selte owner;
Wenz Of No 251I 3I-ave architec.. .... .cosr not
o,Ssn-:ve No i.;aO ~ a story frame dwell
ing WITH store; Mary Kress. preIpisss. owner;
viii a O'Hcs. ARCHITECT, ..........''.'''..-',...
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DROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND STRAW

West Point, " Y. July 49, Is0s.-seaied proposals.
Ga ,ripllcate Will be received here until ~ o'clock
Aurusi 1895 and then opened. for furnishing Forac.
and Straw required during fiscal year 1899 I. re-
right 10 reec; all proposals part
thereof Tnfarnation furnished upon application En-
veloyes containing proposals. should be marked Proposals
for Forage ara Straw. and addressed WM r. sPI-HGIS
II
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Croposals.
~~oo-No~NoNooNoo1VNooOnO
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

Phila. Depot. .. ". Dept. l.i2S Arch street Phila
Pa. July r. 1s9S Sealed Proposals. in riplica,e
'eccved here until II O'Clock A.. NJ. SATURDAY July q
1898 furnishing this Depot with Axes IIelves
Boots: Record Books. Camp Colors: Color Belts Knit
Summer Drawers. Drums. Drum heads. SHARES Sngs &
Sticks Flies Flags: Canton Flannel; inckskn Gaunt
lets: Berlin Gloves. Campaign Hs.s. cork Femets.
Hatchets. Hatche helves. Camp Kettles Pans Mos
quito Nets. Music Stands. Rubber Ponchos pick
axes and Heves. Dark Blue Flannel Shirts Cotton 4
Woollen Stockings; shoes; shoves. Spades Stencils
Tuimues a Crooks. Trumpet Cords: Tent Poles A. pins
Cotton tniefshirs: Whistles Bids for delivery AZ orhe
points will entertained Samples be seen al Schuyi
I'm Arsenal Government right TO reiec, or nc
cep ali proposals or any part thereof Preference
articles 81 domestic production
conditions quality and price dncudng the price OF
foreign productions OF manufactures the duty hereon)
ing eaual Circulars Bidders. blanks &c Will be fur
nlshed by ocs Envelopes containing proposals to
be endorsed 'Probosns for Military Supplles' and ad-
dressed 10 Lt.-Co JOHN v. FUREY. Deputy .. NJ Cen
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FOR SALE,

~N>.O~< Nr-N<-0rDN~->~(~ =
FOR sALE-Ten R.I.P.A.N.S for cehu
at druggists: ono gives relief.
WATER COLOR ARTIST has number OF
pictures on hand. will sell cheap. work
nrsi class: orders taken. Address NJ. Is.
C.. Box 10. Tribune Office
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p<RpITToy SALE.

>~~>~>~>~.>~>>~ cory
SUPREME COURT. NEW iVhHH .r,l.g
TY.-JOHN MADOLE. Pls.h,nn.s
JAMES VI. NADOLE 81 a., 1919, 1879 fst,-
In pursuance OF an interloc u'ols a s,:
mon, ~ partition and sale duly U.s. h.
entered in the above entitled action .,.'S'S-a
18th dav II July. 1875. |. the unne.'ie ~
referee IN said Judgment ran,,u. s,s.-
al pubic auction a, the tNcna.s N ~
room. now located at III hroaassy. wa
Borough u Manhattan. 'ity OF ~: % Al Z
on the 4,h DAY - Aug psr,n A
O'Clock noon on that day by r' .,o-ss,...
Smyth. auc'ioneer. the pfs -. ,ssv1
By said Judgment 9 be SOD, am Wv
described as follows. 100, u
An that certain lot. piece or pa, ~
ground. situate. lying ana ps",s ~ a.
Ninth Ward o. the city OF ". eer,s1
,ingu.shei on a map or ehain 80 Grsss-
lots surveyed and laid out between "
w,ch lane And Factory street rs's ~,
stephen I.ud.am city surveyor, an. a..
October ist. ISIS az LOT 10 n,xls-
bounded and described as foHos~ v,.vssi
ming on the nortnery siie ~ Al .
street formerly Hammond . .tts IN
corner formed by the intsrsec,iss 1,orn-
westerly line 81 GFesn"ie" a..ing tssaes
erly Greenwich lanep. ana tuhh ..ss,r,rsnj
westerly on Eleventh stree, ,se,cs
Uammond street, twsn;y-1ine ise, ,..,ssy,sa
northwarilv. al right angles VIE ,,xhp
stree, Ciormerly Hammond sus s,s,,.. slt
Net. thence easfwarily. and pa'aa. .,,,r,crs
Eleventh street NoriretD - asesss
street,. twelve feet 20 v'ee""n thsnc
s s%r'n along the inc ?; S's .ssy
avenue formerly Greenwich 's a. Ib,.slnslas
one feet 10 the point OF plasse Il ,sss
Dated New York. July Il. pSowy.
fhALA ~ Refsrs<
SAMUEL. Campbell.
Attorney FOR Plsin,in' ca,
81 cedar ST. y. : cry u n. TX
phe following is diagram ard ~
erty ,o he solA. being Nos' 80
GNenwich avenue;
80 f.e,
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DRESsMATSING.
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COUTURIERE FRANCHISE.
Nine Anderson.

COUTURIERE FRANCHISE.
Nine Anderson
22s 6th-ave.. near l5th-st
Fine French dressmaking. latest I'm :
norted models for summer gowns la,est
skirts and sleeves: aides own mhteriaIS
made up: remodelling; short notice sum
mcr prices. cut this out.
DRESSMAKC R wants more engagements
childrrn's dresses taken. 2Jl2 Flleue
Place. Newark. y. J.
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MOSQUITO AND INSECT En-
TER NINATOR.

sALLADE'S EXTERMINATOR Instantly
kills bedbuys. moths ants. neas. reaches.
Bottle. PC. Halt gallon. 81. Gallon. 81
SALLADE & co. 80 W. 2ith-st. y. l.
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NE ee Of re Ign Sh, Muse 19'Pee' ss rompkns
opened furnishing supplies for the Lgh-hou,e Es,ab
lshmeu' IN accordance with specifications copies ~
which blank proposals ard other Information may
be bad upon application TO T. W. SHEPARD. Captain
L. q. y.
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KINDLINC WOOD.

A.-SPECIALTY made supplying families
with kndlng wood at reduced prices.
Families ordering now save money. CHAS.
HlMMEL. $40 West <Gth-st Telephone.
4l2 3Sth-st
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STORAGE.

THE GENITAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. 49, iG1 -iGS West 3.d-st. Stor-
age. MOVING Telephone 1Gt 3sth-st
NETROFOLtThN Storage Warehouse and
Vans -u- and 2"i Mercer st branch Of
hcc SO Broadway. corne- f4th-st.. fur
nliure rcfro.ed. boxed and shipped. rele-
phone. Spring iG6
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" ACVINEN Y.

AT REDUCED PRICES $40 secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex.
changed. GEORGE II. EDDY. COS Nsdi-
son-st
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ADVERTISEMENTS and ,ssln lupI

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S o. s.. viz. sSi SIN s aye :. Mscys ~
is2 Sth-ave;. cor, IAN n,ii',,nbas-sss:: r. r.
ave. and iith~s,,; ~. u ,' ass~si.. ne:ssA
WEST 66th-st.. ,vo ws' NJ West 10
ave ave. " ~, n,S and STA AYES: 10 10, s "a
ee'"ii'sss s % ave. between a, 20: y
Cs, , near sp,h-st. $50 Sd ave.
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HELP WANTED.

Female
WANTED. Drawing teacher: terms. Al
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ave. and lfth-st., l42 Columbus ave, near
West d6th-st.. 100 West t2d-st. near 9th
ave. Ne East lith-s'. o5T West 42d- ST..
between Iih and sth ayes $50 East tith-
ct. LBS 80 ave-. between 18th and nth
ats. i.o'' I'd nenr tist-rt. I, 70s ist-
We. near sath-s' $50 3d-ave. near lisi
At. S5t sd-avs.: 20 Dlercksy 81.
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Guburban Real estate.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A CacN(Y -Moptclalr real estate. all binds. sale and
"A rent CLARENCE y. TUBBS. Montosir. ~ j.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

IRVING PLACE, 14.-New corner house.
new beds. tiled bathrooms: filtered water.
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LOST.
LOST or STOLEN ankbOok No. 6.J2S
Of the German Savings Bank. In the city
Of New York. corner ith-aVe. and 1@th ST..
issued 10 Hermann Kran er. All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same
II not returned - the bank on the l2ih
day - August. lsas. duplicate Will be
issued.
LOST or STOLEN. handbook No. 331.37s.
~ the German Savings Bank. In the city
81 New York. corner ith-ave. and ltth st.
issued 10 lnternaiiopal Piano Makers
Union Of America. All persons are eau p
toned against negotiating the same II
not returned 10 the bank on the i2th day
Of August, 1925. a duplicate will he Issued.
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n M. viz pa sth ave. =. 2. cor. I'D st.
l52 9th ave. cor. i2ih-st, Mays. 9Th
av" and 18th st. li2 Columbus ave. near
West GGfh-st.. loo West I2l St. near 9th
ave: ~ East lfth-st.. 81 West i2d st,
between Tih and sth ayes. l59 East 18th
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forage NOTICES.

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STORAGE OFFICE OF METROPOLITAN
STORAGE WAREHOUSE 2O2 -2Ot
Mercer-si.. New York. June 30 1905. The
follow ing named persons are hereby mott
tied that storage charges now due on goods
stored ia their names must he paid on or
before August 10Th. 1898. or goods viii be
sold ~ public auction TO pay charges. No
ticc ot time ard place Of sale VIII be- given
hereafter Arthur 7. Gum. H. Taylor, L.
Mcy 'rs II. 4 Sherman. /. Cameron, Nina
gle fhciffer. .. +. Burrows. B Shapiro
snrah +. Brown. Waiircn & shape. W. s.
persar. =. q. Evans.
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i- Greenwich ave. ~tfG
The aperoxlmste amour, OF Zen Isr ca -
rates ss' is es6 so loo Dollars n w 80
r ~, ~ be added. The taxes h.. n' % *
s ana 70 a.:e.smsnIs nO@ . ,s r' parss.ss
The approximate an, SeroS an . al prrrss v
inheritauce ,aS 80" .ni Is 20 BE- gso
the reAres out OF PRATT IN A. pRon.,SS,;s
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HELP WANTED.
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YOUNG NAN with large acaus,ntanc.
with private families Ia sci. our teas and
con"es. Address. giving age and refer
ences. STANDARD TEA 90. i6a Front
-
NAN WIZ Suburban place; horse.
coz. garden, cook. laundrtss. SIS. Cali.
IN minutes West Shore ferries. trolley
DONALDSON. Ecrewatsr n J.
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The approxlmate amount a. ire he,
charge 10 satLsfy which tie above desa,..s
property is 70 be sold IS Foir ,hs I. "a
four hundred and for;y-one and 60
dollars (S4.ssl2D. with inieres, -, ~.
from LIST day OF July. isss. tcse'n.1 ~,
costs and allowances. amounting " -,
hundred and forty-two and q ip a. >,
,so42 81. with interest from July =,
1898. together with the expenses
sale. ina, there are no taxes o. s'
ments unpaid against said PREMISE 90,
The premises are sold sunJest
mortgages on which there was due O. =
lst. 1895. for principal and ihtsrs..
sum OF Thirty Thousand six hu,a,. ~, \
thirty-hve and 44-i0o dollars ls"ors 80,
with interest on Twenty thoussnd, s a.. a
$50 .OOOl thereof from July lst. ~ -
the rate OF five per cent per sah AN .s.,-i
on Ten thousand dollars $1,000 "a
from July ist. is2s. at the rate u
cent per annum. ,sos
Dated New York. July 9Th. lss-
WILLIAM J. LARDNsn..
WOLF. KOHN & ILi.MAS.
Attorneys for Plain,in.
303 Broadway.
Rprough OF Manhattan.
New York Cfiy.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Carer orea Susan T MaDes GO,, asTs 6, oOo
'Cens' s, 'S Siohoas-aSs Dol I, Of isis,s
Same g'i to John V Haqren same pTopsr;y year 4''
a.aiOs go IT Of AmstefdaIave month 1000
Ps s@ Ns @ f East sS c.nSs H'noop
Same pam g L, Hurry ana Others trustees
Parker Jennie 20 George Iss Johnson extends '01 to
S S, Ale'd RonIeyard Years ...... 17ON
Same same corner Southern boulevard ana 5000
w alfssnaeJ Ffsncs T. l to carrie Warren ..
s1s5s so.e p 20 ehasss Gilman Fulton
SsTeep s5 Peer 4. anf %aeT 75 II sroadWag
1Metropoi'ap HaeD, eas.hcids; demand 1SeS
same II 10 same az Stu ave- a9ii i4shs, 90 ~,
Same s's to same cor and 14sths' de o. M
sa GIs"a to same. cor Shave i5oh-st - M,
same yeer to same sth-av. 80 ii IT 15othst,
Sane sFi to same 80 IT or sth ave 1000
Same s'T to John Hesren, shave extends 10000
Same to sane same me" PrSPeITiy s,rin year ishs O'
Ulrich. John to Jonas Wei snd Bernhard Mayer .so
erxn lOi Ros s<' to m somas ss's $50
smith jacob 4, ct al David Morrison. Nos 81 nv
300 800 Sd,a's yea Mary j Sleeves.
Washine,on-ave old line 200 IT $ OF is2d-st' I'M
Miller year Nellie B. and husband to Gideon Fountain
Briggs ST 1854 n g Of Southern Boulevard . nm
ye6rs
McCaNrey Margaret 4 and John J. 10 Robert
81 al executors. etc. " corner bIooh- "a non
145th-st 3 years -''NN
same 70 same " f'0'N ave- - ........... 1000
R1ych Whlism j. 70 ssndsnrd a. 3 Years 5000
Spears. Elizabeth NJ. TO Samuel Keller. los -
16 H. map Classon's Point. 81 ave. e 8. I'll
n 155th-st: l2th-st. 32o II OF 2,nS.e
ilstA-s No ~ East: ID ave. s. lVll IL ooo
Of l22d-st l year ,oa -
Petrie Albert W J. 10 Emma FLOYD. NO Two - m.
A. years ,o.s 80 ~
stanton Agnes Henrietta Peis E lZth-aVe' sor
fyG n " Of 3d-s,. Wakefield. wears ""
R,ege-, Mary 7. and Peter l.. 10 EMILY Mon1oer
ger Z I>sgett-ave l73 II Of Prospec'-aNe' on
wears ro1h a
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-04-21

A permanent exhibition of American
machinery has been opened in Lima,
Peru, by President Pierola.
Prince Victor Emanuel, count OF
Turin, the nephew of King Humbert.
is about to start on a tour of the world
by way Of America.
There have been several severe
earthquakes in the vicinity of Libeo-
chawitz, Leitmeritz and Kiaffai, Bohe-
mia, and many residences have been
destroyed.
George r. Tinckler. the English rum
ner, ana Mullen. the Irish champion,
contested in Il two-mile race at Dub
lin. Tinckler won by twenty-t yards
in $3.50.
During the stay of the United
States gunboat Marietta at Valparai-
so none of her crew We're allowed to
so on shore, because of a fear that
they might have trouble with the Span
iards there.
The existence of 4 formidable con-
spiracy in the imperial palace at Pek-
ing has been discovered and the lives
of some of the highest people in the
empire are in danger. Progressive
Chinese are indignant at the virtual
sale Of China to Russia.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-04-21

G. L. Tyler has been confirmed land
office receiver at Seattle
The New York presbytery has ac-
cepted DR.. Briggs resignation.
The Democrats IF the Sixth Indiana
district nominated DR.. Charles "A. Rob
iEson of Fountaintown for congress.
Duke George of Saxe-Meiningen has
just celebrated his silver wedding with
Helene Franz, the actress, who is his
third wife.
George Augustus Sala's widow has
gone into bankruptcy, through taking
upon herself her late husbands debts.
Sir Henry Irving's eldest Son has just
published Il life of the bloody Judge
Jeffreys, in which he tries to rehabili-
tate that worthy's character.
Walter L. Miller, young colored
lawyer of New Haven has been form
ally installed as president of Princess
Anne academy, in Maryland.
Miss Estelle Dickinson, who is win
ming fame by her paintings in Paris. is
the first native OF st. Louis to win hon.
orable mention in the Paris salon.