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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-01
IN The PUL.PITS
PdIl and His Obedience Subject
Of a Sermon.
BEST TO BELIEVES THE BEST
Rev. VIZ N. Kineaid's Morning Discourse in
Central Union Rev. C L. Pesrsons
Address.
CENTRAL UNION.

Sunday morning at Central Union
Church, Rev. w. NJ. Kincaid took for
MS text Acts 26:19-''Wherefore, oh
King Agrippa, l was not disobedient
unto the heavenly vision
After picturng the scene of PauVs
defense before Agrippa, Rev. Mr. Kin
caid passed TO the theme of his SER
mon: Obedience to the heavenly Wis
ion, the duty of doubt. The first point
being, it is always best 10 believe the
best. Paul had a glorious vision. 4
hundred theories might have been
suggested concerning its nature. but
wherever it came from, it taught to
him the noblest conception OF truth
and duty. He threw aside his old opin-
ions and started on an entirely new
course. Why did he do this? The an
swer is that it is always best 10 believe
the best. \ hundred objections are
advanced against the truth of Christ
ianity. The same answer can be given.
1t is always best TO believe the best
The nOblest explanation OF the uni
which most eXalts man is the theory
that all men ought TO live by.
1t is never best to emphasize your
doubts. Had Paul emphasized his
doubts he would never have been heard
of: The glory of his life lay in the
fact that he emphasized what he be-
lieved, and what he doubted, Empha-
size your beliefs, never what you
doubt. 1t is always safer to accept
that which satisfies our nature in the
hour of our deepest need.
These truths of the Bible are spiritu-
al food Those who feed upon them
are always satisfied and that which
satisfies is presumptively true.
Paul had no reason for accepting the
vision except that it was the highest
and most satisfying truth he had ever
/ known. Each truth he put into his life
! he found that it resulted in blessing
That which results in blessing if it b,
/ given a fair chance to manifest itsel
must be true Can any one accpet tn
/ teachings of Christ and put them int,
practice without being better? Thes
principles are automatic. 1t is Away
best to believe the best. 1t is neve
best to emphasize your doubts. What
ever satisfies and results in blessing
is best.
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CENTRAL MEAT MARKET.
pa Nuuanu st. Tel. 104.
K. SAKAMOT0, DYER,

ANNOUNCES TO HIS FRIENDS
that he has removed from Maunakea to
No. II Beretania street, opposite kau-
makapili church.
Having increased his plant he solic-
it's the patronage Of all.
5O45 Address 2. 0. Box So4-
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PEOPLES
BEER.
Well WE'LL Well

Still they come. Another new firm.
]. II. Ankrom and Herman E. Hend-
rick have formed a partnership IN bus
mess known as the Hawaiian Iron
Fence G Monumental Co. Store at 3l5
Fort street. Sole agents for Swift &
Co. packers. OF Chicago.
Iron fence and iron OF al kinds.
marble and granite monuments. direct
from the quarries. at prices unheard
OF. and large list o; genuine bargains
in Real Estate, which. II examined be-
fore purchasing. will sure save you
money. Call and be convinced.
THE HAWAIIAN IRON FENCE AND
MONUMENTAL COMPANY.
II. z. HENDRICE, Prop.
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CLAUS sPRECKELs. WI. G. IRWIN.
CLAUS SPRECKELS & CO.,
Bankers,

HONOLULU III.
SAN FRANCISCO AGENTS-THE NE.
VADA BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO.
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THE MAN WHO TOLLS

Is the man who ought to have the best
things to eat, because his system re-
Guires it. Workingmen and everybody
else who want the best meat come to
my shop. My place is clean. The
meat 1 sell is tender and fresh. The
prices l ask are low enough to suit
ANYBODY. If you knew how particular
I am to give satisfaction, you'd never
buy elsewhere.
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THE BANK OF HAWAII.
LIMIT ED

Incorporated under the laws Of the
Hawaiian Republic.
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Capital Subscribed ......... 100000
Capital Paid up .....$ $500, 900
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Dewey Restaurant.

First class Restaurant. Everything
IN the Market in the way OF DELEGATES
on the tables. Meals at all hours. Csc
A first class grocery IN connection
LOOK HOP & CO.,
5O18 Beretania and Fort Streets.
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\ Model Plant Is not complete with
out Electric Power. thus dispensing
with small engines.
Why not generate your power from
one CENTRAL Station? One gener-
ator can furnish. power TO your Pump.
.Centrifugals. Elevators. Plows. Rail-
ways and HOSTS; also. furnish light
and power for = radius OF from 10 20
80 miles.
Electric Power being used. saves the
labor OF hauling coal in your field. also
water. and does away with hlgh-priced
engineers. and only have one engine 20
look after IN your mill.
Where water power IS available s.
costs. nothing 10 generate Electric
Power.
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COM
PANY is now ready 10 furnish Electric
Plants and Generators OF all descrip-
tons at short notice. and also has on
hand a large stock OF Wire. Chaade
lIers and Electrical Goods.
All orders viii be given prompt at
tention, and estimates furnished for
Lighting and Power Plants; also, at
tention IS given 20 House and Marine
Wiring.
THEO. HOFFMAN. Manager.
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COrRr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Arrellee Division supreme CourtBefore Barrett rat
terson OBren and Mclaughlin. JJ-Court opens al
p. nos. a. So ~, p,. p.o,o1
jr j. Motion calendar called al 1890 a m -,
Supreme Spec LEI Term-Part -Beiore Pryor =
Court opens q 1879 a N. TX parte matters o,..
Silrrena Court Special Te-u-Fart UlBe'0re 1loer
sleeve J-Dyorces. Noj COS, 654 tR5: talS on" no.'
ioGs saa 6,7i tor G973 G974. 15. 6et6 61a. co.
600 $50 sS1 asss G.~3 Ga>4. 'ss5 69s6 ttsI, 0seS
er>a .s.a cool G993 6ep4. tS35. 6ss G.'s o.
6s5 !qsa o,,4 tl7G 1884. 136a. $780, o'GZ el''
$50 GA. 6i5l. JOSS. Clear. - -. $780, w.t.,
supreme Special TermPart IN 1 pa S,a
Law and fact: nos 6l11. 6444. 5tO2 .S-4 o5l 1o.o
eeas Gro C-l4 G1l- Gi3. So 4SI3. b2@1 t.io cNo
6sS5 6i.s, s,i G1G siGl. G22'. t4Sl tolt oo'o
67ni 57ia o717 6220. 5"2'. 671T case unhn-shed- c
elnreru. Court special Ternl-Part Y before Chase
J~tauses to he s-at Part " FOR trial Case un
ssnrere Court Special Term-Par, vI-Befors law
renee : -N,o.s - sent from Special Term Tart l.
supreme Sfec.a' rern-Part VII BEFORE Cohen
supreme C11lr.-Iria Ter1n-part IL Before Irusx
pr.ferrcd causes. i-- 1882 lS,s5 leoS' lo6I
iSsSi 1919 1851. iGo5. lGij6 1854 1852 1904
Supreme Coar,-Tf, Tern Part n Before Scott -
Sos $40 ilS4p .peS 1olfl. lolel slSs. tSlS: lv4o
e,o3 S245 4ls3 l.5.. lllC. isis. 900 lolS. es3o
1882 1852 1850. 1921. 1891. VJ. 1000 lO'"l '-o
Supreme court-Trial Tern-part Iy-Before Book
sSer causes to lie sent Part III FOR trial Case
snnrcn,c Court Trial Term-Part vBefore Dugro
Causes - lie sent from Part III for trial case unnh
isheG -, r.,.. c,.u-,.s
1Ecsiscs 20 tc sent from Part III FOR TRIAL clear
c,,rerna t1l-r.-'fial Tenn Part vi Before Beach
xcs S41c SIT io4u5 1O4ie le43 lc43G. l04ts lo5ll
z3ll 535 slG7 s3Si 100. 955 sci sols 1886 lo'oS
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COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.
Albany May l0-The following decisions were
handed down by the Court OF Appeals to-day:

People rel John l. Fenney appellant. agt Board OF
Canvasser> tieoge Cromwell. aet order
modified as TO provide for recount IN accordance WIN
the forth the opinion ~ the court
and. modified affirmed without costs 20 either party
People. rel the Forest Commission appellants agt.
Frank Campbell Controller ngt sane. orders re
versed ana the r'rnanled To- he Appellate Division
Tor bearing the merits with costs.
Margaretha EckhaTit city ~ Buffalo. appellant;
affirmed judgment absolute ordered against de
PENDANT the stipulation with costs.
Herman r. indebted and another appellants agt:
Nicholas Whaley; Louis II Allen John Mathar and
others. appellants. stephen L. Arens Long Island
Railroad Company appellant. Sudancc l. Elmer tho
Title Guarantee and Trust Company appellants. Jude
affirmed with costs
Idbh!e SparmccchiA appellant Frederick Ioew and
another Charles r IIiue Henry Allen and
another. appellants: Annie e. pe and others Man
Railway Company another. appellants. julia
NJ Phyfe executrH. agi. Metropolitan Elevated Railway
Company ana another. appellants tho National Park
Bank. appellants. AIT: Warren y Goddard judgments
and onlers affirmed with costs
Eugene Clirori Potter. appellant. agf. Charles H. T.
Coils Commissioner Of Public Works and the Mayor
etc New York and the Eighth Avenue Railroad
rany etc. order affirmed with costs: questions l. and
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THE PASSENGER RATES COMMITTEE.

A meeting o. The presidents Of tho Joint lranc
Association .-ink lines Will be held here Thurs
dav 10 devise means 'or improving westoouno
rates which ~ this time are badly cut The Pas
senrer Committee Of the Trunk Line Association
met hero yesterday. and II was decided to appoint
tbis civ IN Nav 70 10 consider the Northwest pas
senc,r situation THIS committee Will take me
Mace OF the committee recently appointed 10 meet
In Chicago bat which FOR reasons then stated.
failed to meet. ....,,..
IN accordance with the request or representatives
OF various southern lines at the meeting held III
Washington last month. A subcommittee was APP
pointed by tho committee yesterday 10 meet at
tho Nationai capital. 10 consider the question OF
ulleage rifes for soldiers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-11
IMPORTS OF SUGAR INCREASING.

Washington. May lo-The report OF tho Bureau
Of Statistics shows that IN April last the imports
OF sugar OF all classes into the United States agGre
gated 406 AS IA pounds. This IS an increase over
March last OF about 100000 pounds and an IN
crease over February OF 10000 pounds. The i'm
ports Of wool Of all classes aggregated in April
1560l47 pounds In April 1897. the imports OF wool
amounted 10 IS 800 900 pounds These heavy imports
preceded by short tms the passage OF the new
Tariff
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DIAMONDS ASD WATCHES.

WATCHES INSURED FREE
We tmake AMI REPAIR all kind. o,
vatch.s. ~lting them IN perfect oIleI ~
crcs-Iv as possible 1. IN. cost il 500 or
- NE WILL. GUARANTEED - Keep "
an perfe-t running % DER one year W! III
or EXTRA CHARGE. whether you drop
II IN q BRICK SIDEWALK or from tne
TEs"TS YOC AGAINST any further costs
mot exceed ng SO Ool for one year.
g. ca 4 YEAR KEEPS YOUR WATCH
II PERFECT RUNNING ORDER.
UNITED STATES OlSI. " a IDHf
STANDARD TINE BY SPECIAL WIRE.
NEEN:'S WATCH STORE,
40 FULTON STREET. NEW YORK.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

-~>N~>~~>~~>~~~>~>~~~-~~S c~>r~~~~~~S~S>~~Ns
SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
OF NEW YORK. -OPHFLIA J. CUTH.
BERT, Plaintiff, against TIMOTHY D.
SULLIVAN and NELLIE SULLIVAN. hie
wife. and ors.. Defendants. notice OF sale.
In pursuance OF Judgment ot foreclos-
ure and sale. duly made and entered in thu
above entitled action, bearing date the
18th day OF April. 1895. !. the undersigned.
the referee in said judgment duly ap.
pointed. will sell at public auction. at the
New York Real Estate Salesroom. No. III
Broadway, In the Borough Of Manhattan
and City. County and State Of New York.
on the 18th day Of May. 1895. at II o'cloc;
noon OF that day. by Peter F. Meyer. auc-
tloneer. the premises In said judgment
| mentioned and therein described. as fol-
ALL that certain lot OF land In the s,xth
Ward OF city OF New York. with the bullI-
ing thereon erected. bounded and described
as follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the easteriy
aide OF Mulberry Street dstan, one hun.
dred ard thirteen feet and one inch north.
eriy from the northerly lin" of PARK Street
md running thence IN an c1S'erly direc
ton, but slightly inclning 70 the north. an
the said lot IL now enclosed and occupied
twenty-seven feet and three inches. thence
easterly and at right angles with Mulberrv
Street Nifty seven feet, thence nor,herlv
parallel with Mulberry Street twenty s4et
and nire inches. thence westerly at right
angles with Mulberry Street eighiy-sou,
feet and six inches to the easterly line q,
Mulberry Street. thence souihcry alons
the line last mentioned twenty two Ssst
and three inches 10 the point or place a.
beginning. said premises being now knovs
as number Forty 4W Mulberry Street.
Dated New York April 10th. 1895
DANIEL. +. lNGRAHAM
RsferA
STANTON & HOPKINS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
81 Nassau street.
New York CITY.
The premises 10 be sold are know, n
number Forty Mulberry Street, and ~
following Is a diagram thereof:
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JOHN n. TOUCEY RESIGNS.
THE NEW YORK CENTRAL WILL RETIRE HIM
WITH A PENSION.

John VI Toucey. VINO for many years has oeen
general manager OF the New-York Central KAN
road. will place his resignation before the direct
ors OF the company at their weekly meeting To-
day The resignation VIII he accepted and' IN con-
sheraton Of his long and valued serV'ces' ne WIN
retire with a pension. Mr. Toucey declined 10 ne
seen Yesterday explaining through his secretary
that he had nothing TO say until his coinmuhica..
Ton mad been acted upon by The directors
Mr. Toucey is over seventy years old. ana MS
lifetime has been given 20 the service or me New
York Central Railroad when the recent recon
st-uctions I'm thr administration or me company
were made ms place as general MANAGER was ano,
,shed and the new ono Of assistant 10 me prtSl-
dent was made for him. 1t IS understood MAJ ne =
change was not altogether agreeable TO MN, anu
this together vl.h The fact that his health IS nov
OF the be-. led hm to apply for retirement II
vas learned yesterday hat no successor 10 NJ,
ofAce which ne holds would be done away with.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-11
JAPANESE OFFICERS FOR Cruisers.

THEY WILL TAKE CHARGE OF THE TWO VESSELS
BUILDING IN THIS COUNTRY
San Francisco May l0-The Japanese naval ON
cas- who arrived the steamer City OF Peking
last night will take charge of two japanese cruis
ers about completed. in this country. One OF them
the Chitose is nearly finished ut the Union WORKS
The other is being built by the Cramps. captain
\ Ka Shiwahara is 10 assume command OF the
Philadelphia warship. Tho members or the pa,E
who VIII 60 East with him are ieutenants Hlraty
Hira Camao and Ushid Captain X. SaYirai WI, WI,
remain hero to take command Of the Chitose. lie
has with HIM Lieutenants X. Inouche. X. kamao
NJ Okunomy and NJ. TsOuchiya.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-11
SALE or STEAMSHIP KIMON.

BOUGHT IN FOR SO $50 PRESUMABLY FOR THE
CLYDE LINE.
Wilmington Y G.. May lo-The Austrian steam
chit, R,,,o, was sold at auction yesterday for
go 20 10 walter Smallbones. agent II is presumed
that he bid il in for the Clyde So amshp COMPANY
T. g. clyde Of that corporation. was among the
Tho Klrnon came here several months ago; was
disabled hy grounding on Cape Lookout, ana was
condemned by board OF survey ana ordered 10 NC
sold
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sim OF 500. 900 FROM CUBA.

Philadelphia, May 1O-The $4,000 in foreign gold
coin. mostly in twenty-franc pieces. which WAS
brought to this city last week by the steamer Iu-
cline under consignment from Cuban bankers to
local banking firm. and which was taken 10 the
Mint Friday has boom assSiyed. and tho gold IN
American money WAS paid to the owners to-day.
The gold was OF the necessary hneness, and the 70
per cent retained by tho Mint officials was also
fff-~ Cd aNp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-11
SCHOONER TURNED TURTLE.

Norfolk. Va. May lc-The captain OF the steam
er Northampton reports passing schooner. bottom
upwards in Chesapeake Bay on Sunday. not 'ar
from the mouth 81 York River. From tho wreck
ago and debris floating near Il thought she
was a lumber schooner laden with cypress ana
studd!ng There was no living person about her
End no narnc ysihle.
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SUPREME COURT. New York County

SUPREME COURT. New York County
LYMAN Tiffany. as sole surviving Exec
utor Of and Trustee under the Last VIZ
and Testament of Charlotte l. FIX, de-
ceased. Plaintiff. against Nary Z. Sabaier.
formerly known as Mary J.. Hlress -
fcnGant.
In pursuance Of the judgment o, fcrs-
closure and sale made anu entered IN 80
aboye-entitled action. bear ns late The ist1
day Of April. l>9- l. he Yri~rs. gu-d. 10
Referee IN said judgment named. VIII II
az public auction. al the New York Real
Estate Eychans- Saiesro ~. ". II
broadway. In the Borough z Manhattan,
tT,y o.: New York. on ne 18Th day z
NAV. 1895 a, twelve o. CLOCK. noon q tina,
day. By Peter /. Meyer. aucrone@r. ihs
premises IN said Judgment mentioned and
therein described as Toll -.
ALL that &c. ain lot. pi.c- Or parcel e
land. situate m the cry O., New York,
which. on a certain map entitled Map Il
subdivision OF the property ~ Mary -
T TIM and ?2 aea WAR; ia Inc % e y tn:
Register y the County and county O., New
YORK. on the End day ~ April. $50 az
Map number gI5. is shown and t.stin-
gu.shed az lot Number q SIX - B.oc.
ngmb-r four hundred and foriy-".gAi. and
IS bounded and described a fr.lo"-
BEGINNING at "A point IN the Nestery
line OF side o, said Block number iiS
said Westerly Inc or side n sad BOOK
being shown on sad Map as the Easterly
distant Norihefiy be hundred ard thirty
sx feet and eight hundred and nire one
,housandths - a fo1' l3j. 80 r. from 10
point q intersection thereof wiki the SOUTH
erly line or side Z said Block number AS
tsaid Sou;hcrly line or side O, sad Bl9cs
te!ng shown IN sad Map as ;he N0rther-
~ line or side OF Lyon o. Home street,.
and running thence Eastsardiy one nun
Gred ard twelve feet AID one hundred ant
fitty-s.X one thousanlihs q a foot ii2. i53
H.. thence Northeas,warl.y ;aer,y-fys
feet and sixty six one -thoIsan1ths Of
foot t25 o65 ~. thence Wes'wast.y 10
hundred and thirteen fe-, and -i.e hum
drsd and seventy-siN one 'Holsa5eifs a,
foot Ii3 H76 =. 70 he Westerly l.-e or
side o, said Block number as fhe,rs -
Easterly line or side o. southern E'u'--
ward. as shown on said Map. as a,-r~saiH.
and thence Southwartlv ard alcrg 80
same TWENTY-FIVE fee, f25 ~ - the point
or place ~ beginning. =" saif - ether =
said courses and distances a li,tle more or
less Being the same premises conveyed >
the party hereto q, the frs. part hy May
!, Tiffany. BY deed recorded IN 80 o~cs
81 The Register Of the CITY and County q.
New York. in Liber 2.357 Of Convey an'es.
at page 2ei.
Dated. New York, April % 1895.
JOHN DELAHVNT'T, Referee
Davies. Stone & Auerbach. At,orneys 20
Plaintiff. 80 Nassau st. New YORK
The following 10 a diagram ~ The premS-
ses above described:
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STANTON & HOPKINS.



The approximate amount Of n. Hens
or charges upon tho premises 70 satisfy
which the property Is 10 be sold 10
fl2. 700 ST. with interest thereon from 10
SIN day OF April. 1898. besides the cos's
and allowances amounting O. 5000. VITA
Interest thereon from the 18th day u
April. 1895. besides the expenses Of ~
sale.
The Approximate amount ~ the taxsS
assessments and other liens upon the prop
erty. which are u BE- pail ty The referee
out Of the purchase money - allowed 10
the purchaser. II;
Taxes FOR 1891 ........... .......... siss 70
Unpaid water rents FOR meter Of
1879 .-..'.,...c '-''''''' '..'''- DsW
Meter Sept. 81, 1895. 70 August
Meter. August ls. 1897. 70 March
5. 1895. Observation-Disclosures. 227o
besides those since March 2l-' 1896. sri
s,nce March 2, 1888. no, aXei. making "a
aggregate Of &34l.aO. except those net fxei.
10 which should be added the interest On
said amounts respec'ivelr.
Dated, New York. April 20. 1898.
DANIEL 2. iSGRAHAM.
Referee
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NOMINATED FOR 4 FOURTH TEhh.

coNGREsMAN VAN vooRHIs HoNoRED By HIS
FELLOW CITIZENS.
GAINESVILLE. Ohio May 1o.-At tho Republican con
vention OF the XVIII District to-day H. C. Van
Voor1s was nominated by acclahnation for Con
gress for the fourth consecutive term.
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ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY SECOND

ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY SECOND
Street supreme Court. Ne" x
County.-lsrael steinhart ans others. -
surviving executors % ard trustees or
the last Will and testament 81 Henry go.
bart. deceased. plaintiffs against rllNS
HARi.ID and others. defendants. In p.f,
suance Of a judgment OF foreclosure az.
sale dated January Il. ls?s tAy ma'
and entered In the above emitted arl.o.i
!. the undersigned. the referee ~ we so
Judgment named. Will sell AZ pubic sN-
ton. at the New York Real Estate -.
room at No. III Broadway. IN the ''-"ly
OF New York. on Thursday. the rin'',en.I
Of May. 1898 At twelve clock
as directed by said judgment ana tnr,'t
described as follows: All tina, certain
piece or parcel OF land. tog-heF VIVA
buildings and improvements theNI
erected. situate. lying. and being II ~
Twelfth Ward Il the city OF New ~
and bounded and described as follows re-
ginning at a point on the sou'h-riy -
o, one Hundred and Thirty second Siirt..
distant two hundred and ten feei eas.t.y
from the corner formed by The int-ise,s
tion Of the easterly line or side OF FL.
Avenue with the southerly side - ~
Hundred and Thirty second stree, -
ming thence southerly AMI psfS.lel W..
Fifth Avenue. rinety~nins teet e.eNsn
inches 10 tho centre line ~ me oo,N
thence easterly and parallel with 80
Hundred and Thirty-second street t,y
feet: thence northerly. again pafa..,. WI
Fifth Avenue. and part ~ the distance
through a party wall. ninety nine zee.
eleven inches TO the southerly side az ohs
Hundred and Thirty second street ara
thence westerly and along the souinel,
side OF one Hundred and Thirty secoh,
Street thirty feet TO the point or place ~
beginning. Said premises being also Known
by the street Number II Fast one Hun
dred and Thirty second street.
Dated April 90 1898
AUGUSTUS II. vANDERPoEiA Resers~
HUGO $. MACK, Attorney for PLAINTIFFS.
No. 7 Hickman Street. New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-11
DYNAMITE NEAR CANAL LOCKS.
FEARS THAT DAMAGE Is INTENDED AT sAUL7
STE. MARIE

STE MARIE
Sault Ste Marie Mich May lo-Ffve sticks OF
dynamite with fuses and caps. havo been found
about Ave- hundred feet from the locks. II Is
thought that the Government has information
through its secret service that attempt Is to be
made TO blow up the lock gates or pcwer-house
which would cause a loss OF millions OF dollars
Later another stick OF dynamite was found with
tho flso partly burned. The guards. which VIII De
doubled will not allow any one on tho docks after
dark without ,nspection ard sailors not allowed
to leave their boats when locking through.
Two suspected Spanish spies have been IN Town
several days who are being closely watched by the
f.,lic
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DRT.SSNAkING.


.--COUTTRIERE FRANCHISE.
Formerly with stern Bros, latest Paris
designs Tor summer. dinner. carriage, re
ceptlOn and wedding gowns. bicycling ana
gol, suits riding habits. tailor made
gowns at reasonable prices; short notice.
ladies' material made W. Nine. BENZ
T'EAU ANDERSON. IS 9th ave. near
iSih-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-11
DELAWARE AND HUDSON OFFICERS RE

At tho annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Delaware and Hudson Railroad yesterday. all tho
old officers were reelected. The annual dinner FOR
no officers Of the road was served after the cleo
ion and another dinner for all the employees In the
Nev-York City Offices Of the road.