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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23
A POWDER MILL.
Near Chattanooga, Blown Up---TyC
Mtn Killed and Several Irjured

Chattanooga Tenn. August 22.-At
o'c.ock this morning an explosion C.
Cured in the pant OF the Chattanooga
Powder Company. at OO.tewah, Is miles
from Chattanooga. killing two men and
injuring slightly number Of others.
TIE men killed were.
L. 3. EAKIN ard HARLAN Med
EZKE. bath white men Of family.
The cause OF the explosion is not
known. and probably will not be. The
building in which the explosion %.
Cured which was tho largest OF sev-
eral in use. took fire Immediately after
the explosion and burned 10 the
ground. The less viii be only about
$500, mainly on the building and ma
chinery, as but little powder was en-
hand. The less CT life was small on
account Of the fart that but few en-
pIoyes were in the building at the time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Sutton, W. Va, August 22.-The cam
paign was to-day formally opened in
Braxton county 1t had been known
but a few days that eminent gentlemen
were to be present, nevertheless an i'm
mense crowd had cOngregated.
The speaking commenced Immediate
ly after noon, Hon. Jackson V. Blair
being the first speaker. 1t was Mr..
Blair's first effort in BraXtOn county,
and he won by it the admiration OF all
present. Mr.. Blair is speaker of
force and ability, his utterances being
peculiarly forceful because of the i'm
print Of truth SO openly visible in his
kind, honest face.
Mr.. Blair dwelt at length on the
issues, impressing upon the people the
necessity of speedy return to the
ancient moorings No person who heard
his able address could reasonably con-
cur in the professed belief of Captain
Dovener that there was no issue be-
fore the people, in fact, he made it
plain that from Captain Doveners point
of vision there was nothing founded in
fact to support the issue, very plaus-
ible explanation Of the Captains afore-
said belief. There can be no doubt
but that the narrow gauge Captain will
COLLIDE WITH AN ISSUE
and from the pulse Of the Braxton
people one would reasonably expect
that the ancient fighter might find him.
self being picked from the debris a
hopeless wreck.
DR.. Holt, of Weston, followed in a
lengthy exposition of the silver cause.
1t will be remembered that DR.. Holt
was once the leading Republican of
Lewis county, but when it became GER
tainly known that the policy of his
party on the money question would be
gold against bimetallism, the doctor
came to the parting of the ways, and
was in honor bound cast his lot in
the cause of the peoples interest. He
is an able exponent and his effort here
was convincing to say the least.
You may safely say that Braxton
county may be depended upon for an
increase of 200 in her usual large ma
jority. The people are quietly con
sidering the questions involved, AID
calmly but firmly assert the intention
to stand up for their own rights and
vote for their own interests in Novem-
bar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23
AQUiNALD0
To Govern in the Philippine Islands
Outside of Manila

LONDON. August 22-The Hong Kong
correspondent of the Daily Mail says;
Several American warships will return
here and dock when Great Britain shall
have recognized TIE peace between the
two countries General Merritt and
Aguinaldo have agreed that the latter
shall govern outside Of Manila. for the
present 40 insurgcnt viii be allowed
inside Of the city with arms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23
A SALTY SENTENCE.

Florence, Italy, August 22.-For par
ticipating in the riots last May. Signor
Feschetti, member Of the Chamber of
Deputies. has been sentenced by mil
itary tribunal to ten year llitary con-
finement and has been led from
holding Office for the RI of his
life. Signor Feschetti be-
fore the trial, q fact \ght
in the severity Of tn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23
CONC re IL NoLULU.

SAN FRANCISCO. August PA tele-
gram has BEEN received from the War
Department ordering all the troops Of
General Merritts department remaining
here to be sent to Honolulu with az least
four months subsistence ard n1eoical
supplies and 10 be held there until fur
Their orders
The transports Australia and City Of
sydney are being cleaned, preparatory TO
carrying out this order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23
SChL.Y HAS FEVER.

The Admiral Confined to BIS Home-Sone
Allowed to See Him But the Attendants.
Bridgeport, Conn, August 22.-Ad-
miral Schiey is confined TO his sum
mer home in West Port by illness, and
no one except his attendants are al
lowed to see him. Or have any con-
versation with him. The illness is pro
nounced a fever, the character of which
is not vet knOwi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23
COM NJ ERCE.
Between Spain and the Ulited States
Resumed -. Collectors TO Be In
Struct3d.

Washington, August 22.-The Sec
retary of the Treasury has decided
that under existing conditions there
is no reason why Spanish vessels
should not enter, load and clear at
ports in the United States. Collect
ors Of customs will be instructed TO
this effect to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23
NYsTERIoUsIY MISSING.

Special 70 the EeEsSArf
parkersburg. ". Va. August 22.--
Charles Melott. driller in the Hen
dershot oil field. has been mysterious
Nv missing for some time. On Aug
ust 10. he drew $3.50 and was last seen
ct the hotel. where his trunk aud 9TH
or property still remains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23
THROWN FRosr a BUGGY.

Special 70 the Register.
Clarksburg. w. Va. August o.
This morning Luther Haselton was
thrown on Main street il this city
from a buggy and seriously in1nred-
He had lust purchased new horse
and was trying him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23
THE'WORK STOPPED.

Gibraltar, August 22.-The Spanish
engineers who have been working on
the Notifications at Algeciras, on the
west side of the bay of Gibraltar, have
been ordered to Madrid. and the bat
teries recently sent there have been
ordered to Seville
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23
THE SANTIAGO ARMY SOCIETY.
A Meeting Held in the Palace to
Form an Organization.

GEN WHEELER ACTED AS CHAIR
MANTLE OBJECT OF THE socI-
ETY. is TO PERPETUATE THE
MEMORY OF THE INVASION,
CAMPAIGN AND BATTLES WHICH
RESULTED IN THE FALL OF SAN
T1AGO-GEN. WHEELER PAYS
TRIBUTE, TO THE COURAGE AND
ENDURANCE OF THE AMERICAN
SOLDIERS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23
The weather

wAsHTNGToS. August zz.-For West
ytrasinis--Tnreateni weather. continual
high temperature. aputhwrsfsriy winds
For Western PernsyiYausa ana Onio-
thurgser squalls on the lakes fresh sout
erIs wtutsE increasing.
Mr. q scbnepf the Opera House drt
the ternpera ~ 2 II m
? m 20. y &es a p. n,
Weather "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23
GOOD ORDER IN MANILA.

Manila, Philippine Islands, August
%. 9 p. m.-Perfect order has thus
far beer maintained in Manila under
American control. TIE city is quiet
and seems aImo0 have resumed its
FORMAL BUSH social ACTIVITY,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23

ORDERS SENT FROM WASHINGTON
TO SECURE BIDS FROM THE
RAILROADS FOR CARRYING INDI-
VIDUAL REGIMENTS TO THEIR
RESPECTIVE STATE CAPITALS.
THE WATER AT MIDDLETOWN
PRONOUNCED PURE BY SUR
GEON GENERAL STERNBERG-A
PRIVATE STABBED IN THE STOM-
ACH-NEWS FROM THE VARIOUS
CAMPS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23
HON. }. Y. BLAIR At sutton.
The Campaign in the FiEt Congress
Sional District

OPENED IN BRAXTON
COUNTY YESTERDAY-THEM MEET
ING HAD NOT BEEN EXTENSIVE
LY ADVERTISED, BUT THE IN
TEREST WAS GREAT AND THE
CROWD LARGE-BRAXTON COUN-
TY MAY BE DEPENDED UPON TO
INCREASE HER MAJORITY THIS
FALL-A FINE ADDRESS BY MR..
BLAIR, FOLLOWED BY A FORCI-
BILE MONEY TALK BY DIR. HOLT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23
CHARLES EDWARD PRATT DEAD.

New York. August n. The death
is announced OF charsf Edward Pratt.
founder OF the Bieyql ng World. first
resident OF the Lee he of American
heeImen and pio Elm bicycling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23
THEY I'LL WANT Annexation.
Even the Most Pronounced Spanish
SympathizerS in Cuba

NEAED TO THE UNITED STATES.
A REMARKABLE CHANGE OF
SENTIMENT HAS TAKEN PLACE
THE PAST FEW ,MoNTHS-INSUR
GENTS SAID TO BE GATHERING
PREPARATORY To A GRAND TRI-
UMPHAL ENTRY INTO HAVANA.
FOOD STILL SCARCE AND VERY
DEAR-WoMEN AND CHILDREN
STARVE IN THE STREETS-SOUP
KITCHENS ARE INADEQUATE
Havana, via Key w st, August "a
The situation at Havana REMAINS the
slons and other necessaries of life are
very scarce, and prices continue high.
The colonial government imposed the
highest customs duties, which continue
IL force, making prices high, and rem
dering the situation OF tue poor very
painful. The free kitchens winch have
been established In Havana daily tur
nish about 80, 200 persC..s with food;
but owing to the great number OF poor
in the city without food OF any sort,
the amount of supplies handled by
these kitchens is quite insufficient to
relieve the distress to any great eX-
tent. Women apd children lie about
the streets, pale and emaciated, and
looking more like corpseS than living
beings.
Considerable excitement and discon-
tent exists among the insurgent SYM
pathizers, who condemn strongly all
the acts of the colonial government,
and many Of those sympathiZers are
leaving the cities and towns to join
the insurgents. During the past few
days hundreds Of uniforms have been
sent to the insurgents from Havana.
An immense majority of the Spanish
conservatives in the island and the
natives favor the annexation of the is
land to the United States, which they
consider the only means OF securing
a stable government in Cuba. In no
country has public opinion ever appar-
entity undergone such a rapid change
as in Cuba. Even the most ardent
Spanish residents now favor anneXa-
ton.
The colonial secretaries and a num-
Der of other officials met at the palace
d few nights ago to receive orders
from General Blanco regarding the
preparations of documents and other
preliminary steps for the evacuation
of the island.
1t is reported that the insurgent
forces from the PROVINCES of Ptnar del
Rio and Matanzas are uniting in Ha-
yana province puTpoSing to make a
triumphal entry into Havana City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23
TO BE ARE TED.
Two Women at san Francisco Relieved to
BE Responsible tor h Dover Poisoning.

Be Responsible Tor n Dover Poisoning.
Dover, Del, August 23.-AttorIey-
General White SAID this afternoon that
he was almost satisncd as 10 who is re
spoasibie fer the murder Of Mrs. j. D.
Dean and Mrs j. d. Ewins, and his In
tention 10 order the arrest Of one wo-
man and probably two IL san Fran
cisco. Mr. White has decided not TO
have the bodies OF iirs. Dean and Mrs.
Dunnnig exhumed He said 1t was not
necessary. He believes he has enough
evidence to convict the guilty party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23

To Advertisers ! If the
cost be a little more, the
returns make It up; tor
the Register is the recog-
nized family and holRe
paper in the city AMI
nelghborhood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23
THE STAR SPANGL[D BANNER
Formally Raised Over the Hawaiian
Islands on August Twelfth.

HE CEREMONY OF LOWERING THE
HAWAIIAN STANDARD FOREVER,
AND REPLACING II WITH THE
AMERICAN EMBLEM OF FREE
DOM AND POWER WAS IMPRESS
SIVE AND TOUCHING, BUT 1T
WAS PERFORMED WITH GOOD
GRACE BY THE MEN WHOSE
DUTY IT WAS-NATIONAL AN
TIL EMS. AYERS AND
SPEECHES-A PROCLAMATION BY
THE PRESIDENT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23

LIST CT WOUNDED WANTED.
Washington, August 22.-Adjutant
Gen. Corbin has ezb.ed Gen. Merritt
to send a list Of the wounded al Ma
MIA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23
QUITE IMPORTANT, # TRUE.
Report That John R. Mclean Is to
Enter McKinley's Cabinet.

CINCINNATI TIMES STAR RESPON-
SIBLE POR A STORY THAT THE
EDITOR AND OWNER OF THE
CINCINNATI ENQUIRER is TO
SUCCEED SECRETARY ALGER IN
THE WAR DE PARTME n T.
M'LEAN'S OPPONENTS IN THE
OHIO DEMOCRACY ACTIVE IN
CIRCULATING THE REPORT.
THE OHIO STATE CONVENTION
AT DAYTON TO-DAY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23

Monometallists, Rimet.
allists. Populists, and all
other lists read the Sum
day Register. Why? It
has all the news, and
spends double to treble
more than any competl-
tor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-23
| TIE KNIGHTS CT PYTH|AS
Are Having the Biggest Encampment
in the Orders History.

THIRTY THOUSAND PEOPLE HAVE
ALREADY REACHED INDIANAP-
OILS, AND AS MANY MORE ARE
EXPECTED-WES VI r G. Il,
WITH FIVE HUNDRED UNIFORM
ED MEN IN LINE, WILL BE A
FEATURE OF THE PARADE
CAMP COLGROVE SHELTERS
OVER TWELVE THOUSAND UNI
FORMED KNIGHTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

r.,vev James V. to Ferdinand r Mnra'n. 40 ios
West iG,h st. demand :, ;.,a - t;on,an
ley Betty 3; ana nr pfeI Piace year.......
p.',i, John 10 jules p storm. No II Du'ch-S''
leasehold :. yea, tiottlieb F Weber. ooth-
10 (, W OF lst-ave. > years -: ri,
Powers Thomas I'd ana e,S m.e S Turt COMPANY
nr9er IAN 81 and Boulevard. l3l II TO Amhss.
69mrave. also n 3ith-st. l25 IT Of '"-"'e' q
s,,ry yeaIs Edmund to Katharine Moess
rnrner iGOth-st and Merose- az, 10, a37
"pa sn ., section A. Of Vyse estate years
Love Annie g. to Josephine !, ears
- triA. dc David 10 Bernard Kavanagn. rs
iAaSst $50 Il e II llth-ave, years h'o''-
sSses Marion ". and charles p. to william, s Il
Field administrator yasrs ~
20 It r 81 tO'"r 10 Mer"an,e Trust Company
od-ave. 495 Il Of 2sth-st years % We,
Norman Frank q, to poA o"!'o'.' '..--......
ts mi, " 70 20 German savings Bank. No a'i
West s ss,a 81 and Eugene e. George Wiley.
i 80, cc-ror lo,h-ave and 4bth-s YEAR, -
Ashforth Edward 70 LSe,$ MyF'' ,''"
W. ac,trem 10 irving saving. Institution. No
81 We't ns1,nmIn + spink same property. in
s'ain cehri,sn and Elire TO Equitable I;fe Ne
'o.lh Na' socIcty 10 coz GoI "a ave. years.
hn,ir william G. 10 the Franklin savings BANK.
e. ;27 Colr,landt ave. years . er,e. e.
~
E'"rd 81, 100 g Of Wehsier-ave demand
~. -s,re Vincent and mother 10 Joseph ~
M.,a ~ ks IVES, i25'h- 81. insialments. 80.
Kasaf charles. to Atrsd t,Fsr ''' '''
ainenue ,.c%' - Inv v Her-s,ord 81 al. trus-
tees Monroe st, Rutgers Pace. corner We
,ercr,nn-st jefferson 81 :. llv II oil ho'-
At =
vi.',,t.sr John u. and Katharine 10 Go,iEen
Is LEU ,''H iier,nsn = Eppe orchard st. lo2o It
n ~, Gram. ST. ! ychr. zee =,
~, n o., u,''i .iar,es ) T. william Rothschld
sStl,' 81. o7I 4 = Avenue a. ana "'j''"'"s
T., . vears = mortgages. ..... =, .,,,..-,tt
u 10Y r,rederck ". - william hoinseh"''
y" i'' ae,~ 8, iss3 Il Of Avenue " " yrhIs'.
e ,"'Y ~ - 90 Henry u Goodman and an
Wiz" ',hsr li4th-s, 100 II " Of hih ave, yes,
vcIsrrh;in josephine y. 10 James 'uS"'"'' w
." "a tNavrrI,y Place. years. .'.'''''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
NEW BUILDINGS

lcir.. n =. 200 It W OF Boulevard. for Gve three
story and basement brick dwellings. Ioxto;
ArnouT No rs West iot i-cbii,s 9wher'
1i7,h-st 8 90 n W OF Park-nvc for four hve
II story story brick nathouses, 2Sxss: John Mennis
No .st3 Mnd.son-ave. owner: Adoiph ba'sc"""'
Is5:h ST. corner 5th-ave, for four I'VE s'o,y
brick nathouses. with stores. 2'x'0xh,; s'e,,,;
Cohen ~ Roth. No Al Union Square o"he's anu I
comnrnweal,h- ave. s. 100 II Of Tacoma-st
for n tvo-story frame dwelling. -oxf-' |""''s'
Knluf owner and architect. 49,, :. ,,.
Wyrhinc,on-avc s ., 100 II n OF lIlst-s', i"'
four-stcry brick tenements. 2JxSl. Louis i.u.
lens Of No 3l2 East l26th-st. owner; lno''"'
Graham Of No 12cIs Madison ave. arcnl'e,l 10
Trcmont-avc. :. 20 n OF -, eoe A. 4. Win
mInger West Chester. owner; Charles ''arN'
Of No 1l9 East iIIh-st. architect ,,vo
Vanderoi't-sve. n corner i1sth-st. ior s,c 60.
story and basement frame dwellings,. loohw,
Winslow F. Rizby Of No III 5th-aNe' o"h'''
NJ. Schln. architect. .....-..'' '''''''''''
ALTERATIONS.
lss,h-st 1872 Il Of st Ann's-aye, 10 i'u
sSs '-sst IaS.h Of owner; II Drasser archi'ect,.
viii. ave n corner i42d-st. 10 "A Mes'oS
brick aat-house with store; John SMITH %, ~
6ol East lt2d-s owner; l ii ,yyo s;ory frame
dwelling: Esther Elemod. premises o"ne''
Murray. Of No 2,227 Adams ave- archlteS'' -
64th-st No 23t East. to n fve-stoiy bniok I'm
ment 25x6O: William Bhey. No lO32 isl ave-
owner: Franz Wolfgans, architect.
l6th-s Nos IA and 10 East. to SIX s'3ry n.r
and frame hotel, 3i;GSlot; Young orner
William Jacobus No III 5th-ave. archi,ect..
3sd- ct Nos $40 and bl2 West. to one ana wv
story brick stable: Carl Peter. slS 20
SsrTeG co. n'O, TO foarsory brick
dwelling; Henry Dale, No Wall-st' o""e''
Ogden & Co. architects. $50. ...---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31

Never Christian D. 70 George Fernsch'Id.
1Glst-st % II e OF Cauldwel-ave, years
Monroe. william T. to Allen TOWNSEND.
9
Rosenberg Joseph. and Jacob Fcrnberg 70 soHn
a Brown. 1r. Nos Sc and So Stanton-st ana y"
La Orchnrd-st. years ............ ....'.'..'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC RAIL.
WAY COMPANY

OFF1CE OF THE TREAsURER
Chicago. March 2hh. 1898
A DIVIDEND Of ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE
will be paid May 2nd the shareholders OF
Companyt stock registered the closing OF the
Transfer Books.
The Transfer Books will be closed at 900 O'Clock p. NJ
on the 3st day OF March. and opened at 1000 o'clock
A. the nth day of April TO remain open until 300
o'clock p NJ on the 10Th day Of Apyii next when they
shall be again closed for the purpose of the Annual Eec
and TO e opened again Tor transfers In the discre
ton OF the Presidcn, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
MINNESOTA IRON COMPANY.

OINcc Of the Treasufef, Mis- BuiIuIhg,
New York. March "a 1898
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
"A ONE, HALF PER CENT. dise) has been declared
on the Capital Stock Of this company. payable AT this
once on and after April 10TH 1895 to stockholders OF
record at the closing Of the books March 3ls; iSpS
The transfer books will be closed at O'Clock
p M Thursday March 3lst. 1898. and reopened
Saturday. April 10th. at 10 O'clock a NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

isi. g. St. '' Il Of Eoq hsisd l91 ss
1s.ii william Broadhelt To- NAV r Qairk- .Y:". 81
4saT shn SG1 a.. ii'6 6 rn III IT.
VIE Tanny KTaui.. % 1880
100 ADELAIDE X Cuff TO Herman Sohmuc1 and
l5oth-s,. 80 90 West. i5x!9 i: John 1. IIor. to
,s5fs:s, S55 Z Of itl.ay.. 2;.oe:ii: Emma CO.
3D. g. l05 4 Of 4h-ave. hfnii4x irregular.r
2nh Ward: Henry Burpeser sarah Bur
i'i6'f: NJ rs Wss :.s.scS. Aeland.r u Wei, 81.
soh-s 100 II Of ave. 2xico s. Got,li.b
Avenue b TO iie'; sa r. of stsst 90 ioxss
Iiedrich siedenbure 70 .a6s-fns - stdci6ofg 1000
oscar UhmaS S0 To Maurice Hernser
7ad-st. No l59 Eat, 2oxi022. Marx l. Hardy.
45th-st n $ 20 It c Of nave iS.G>i6oj: Ben
sn SP come as ss sg 'G 55G jc% Fsa ::a
iein 70 Eli,e GoetT and another ....:....:.. /
7S s Tae' ss 70 f5ss E S s s 81, @
vanderfoel referee. to Christian Goetl and
sls,-st. q, 5. loGs I. Of 2d-ays, lsaslco5:: ''
Jacob fle!schhauer and wife 10 julius Fiesch- ,
All land IN bioc:t. sounded by i6sth-.t. lc7th-.,.
to josephine schmit 1
t2 ddS,s., I5 4 S. q otRyave 2a'ioo' L'
.s Goa''s Sd 1873 Mes 1ic s israel schos.
can hSSa,S 10 So s5sc Pineus Lowenteld
1879 IA 1a'G $50 n OF Tin ave. 2o1se
bernard Hayanagh TO David Buchsweer.
Moit-ave 3. line. - II n 14Gth-st -
81 9xS0xS2xTj.i: Henry korn 10 Fannie korn l,iOo
Willow ave s corner l3ith-st, lOdbx1Oixlvo.sI =.
1O4 Daniel Nossler jr. to Dora Fernschild. =.
lGlst % II g Of Caudwe.- ave. 2'NDll' =,
George ! Fernschid TO Christian i Meyer.
Washington ave. n :. - II ~ 1th-st, isNloo .,
Jacob Fleischhauor TO Julius Fleischhauer....': ]
Jth-aye corner y1th-st 1n"X2Vo; n'ted
States Trust Company, trustee 10 fGmuhh n, ooo
Same property: Edmund Conn 10 Euphemia ,
..-
Ii7fh-st = s. d. n 81 Ienox-ave. 10oxlOO.ll; ,
Alien Townsend William 7 Monroe. 80. -. !
George Holiday John Roth ....:.....:a...
47th-st. = 1904 q u lst ave. 'isNzvo ~ 20
4Sth Il irregular; Lewis Hurst and another an ,no
c,ec.fors a. 10 Charles Stadler f<VV'
Same property: Charles Siadler - American =,
Wal,,rg COMPANY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. !
,s Nd'si"8 40 II q u Lenox-avc 25xGoli 49,
LAFAYETTE Oney to Nathan WISE. ...........;.. ~"
Warrcn-st. No 81. 23x'5 John Boyle 10 Johh E,
Thompson ............
Same property; John NJ Thompson to Caroline n 200
Trnley ....... 20: a. t-s,ere
Waver.y Place. ~ zoZ, iN'IoN''' 'o'sp '.. 1000
oos ., 10 50 : W corner Park-ave. 2lxb1f 3,
Frederic James to Alva FuddehaSk.
4th-ave 40 n of 18Th ST. lsA's9 Hepe'oa 81 oo
King 70 James O llalscy -. g; -''
3ohst. 100 r. oil ~, ase, Ina fermcs H. $50
Lind ave =, PA II IT lG6th ST. - 49, -
2G.GxS71O ] Schuyler Anderson 10 A'eA"'ue' aCoo
,.a.,ldvell ave No sos. 800 II OF lols' ST.
t,oy ,o,. cara Decker to Henry RoedeI 100
St Marks Place 40 *. 2'xsvo' -" =, o. 3,,,n.
" {, . Of I'd ave 2jx9G .. lst 81. " ~ $500"
T,tra-s s. at dividing line De,Ne,H 90 r
and p map Philip Mnthorne. -N-'o i'N-'''
William r DE Forest to EIDE FOREST e' .4'''''''
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Real estate for Gfebange.
Conutrn propertn for Sale.
SEA GATE,

FrOntlnG AtIlntlC H''hy'
Within area New York
Ideal restricted site and select settlement.
Combining ocean beach still water. highly developed
with every modern improvement. within 80 minutes to
New York by special private boat service or many Bur
face and elevated railroads.
taco. and additional plots being offered for I'm
.ment upon exceptionable with sales subject to
approval.
For particulars OF ground faie and rental OF cottages
.nny 10 NORTON POINT LAND COMPANY FOB Mon
,acue ST brooklyn 100 Liberty St. New York WILL
IAN +. RAE CO.. General Agents
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AMERICAN MALTING COMPANY.
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CO..

li0 Rroadway New York March IL. lsVS
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO PER
= CENT. been day declared by the board o.
Trustees payable April 1885 10 Stockholders " record
on the closing books al 3 T. NJ on March
81 The book. will I've opened 10 4. II. April J.
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rxrxo LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTH
AA-D ERS 60.


New YORK, March rs. 1895.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS Of this Company
l. vs,l J.. closed az TWELVE O'Clock SATrR
nav ,he ID Gay April preparatory 70 the annual
be he'd the An day o. May
rsrn snd will reopened On tie moInins q IkIDAf.
EeA ". - ~ May next r. d. WORCESTER.
INV W" N~' Treasurer
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TT A. CHICAGO RAILROAD CO.
OFFICE OF

THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
NO. MONTGOMERY ST.
san Francisco ca. March 10. 1898
animal meeting ckho1e:s OF the southern
pa.ec Ccmpanv for the election OF Directors Tor ne
ensuing FOR the Transaction Of suih cihet ous
r.ss s NAV be brought before the meeting VIII be he'd
ono company. IN the city Oi san ran
cisca Cal on Wednesday the Gth day % APRIL 1873 az
twelve O'Clock noon. r,....e--
PIrstian: 70 a resolution Of the Board OF directors
49, So ,-ansfer books company Will be closed
from twelve O'Clock noon o. Sal hAIch -oth 10
~ e,cock A. II Thursday. April eth:
"' ~ Z. c. WRIGHT. Secretary
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Gounirp properip Go Get.

y Large i4-room Colonial House, In perfect order:
-, st,fion all improvements. $3.50 Also six ten
~, .r,rtments near station. all improvements $50 10
"a, ner month MACY 4 DONALDsON. Nutley. y j.