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Argued and Submitted.

In Judge Hughes department of the
Superior Court yesterday the case of
Albert H. Starr against Lucas Kreuz-
berger came up, and a motion for judy
menH against the sureties on the bond
staying execution was argued and sub
mitted.
The action is for damages on account
of Starr having had leg broken by a
falling wall while at work for Kreuz-
berger as a bricklayer.
Chickering pianos. Wiley B. Allen Co..
Try McMorrys Blend coffee. Soc.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-29

Over 1000 persons die of delirium tre-
mems in this country every year.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-29

One Of Marie Wainwright's daughters
will appear in the white Horse Inn
One of James A. Herne's daughters
made her debut in Washington last
night. 1t is getting to be a great sea-
sen for actors daughters.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-29

Maude Adams has drawn more money
in Philadelphia than any star who has
ever played there.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-29

Dr. Antonin Dvorak was recently
decorated by the Emperor of Austria
with the order For Arts and Sciences"
The last musician to be similarly hon
ored was Brahms.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-29

Arthur F'riedheim has recently been
giving pianoforte concerts in London.
He received the highest critical praise.
He is now on his way to America, and
will be heard in due season.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-29

sively upon the commercial worth of
the copyrights he holds, or, in other
words, the amount of capital sunk
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-29

In England, if the London Truth
speaks truthfully, the value of a music
publishers business depends little upon
name or good will, and almost exclu-
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foreclosure Sales.
%@EW ~ YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ ~ New york.. Allen Townsend. Piainiin' ~ss'
lanes n Comisky others Defendants. -, ..l.
In pursuance OF judgment OF foec!os1s, s hsS,.
d,v made and the above entitled so,.
ing date the 9Th day OF June 1892 ne m 9n1. M M,
the referee in said judgment named. VIII sen iii
auction at the New York Real Estate saesio9n' yss
I,roadNay in the Borough OF Manhattan ,iy 2, ,ooa
York on the 10Th day Of June. 1899 at ~ 'S ,rer-
on that day. 10y william NJ Ryan, Auconse9 Is ,sxsrsu
ises directed by said Judgment 10 be 500 anu '''
Ali those four certain lots pieces or parcels Vs-ssI
with tho buildings and improvements the,e,n ns,,s
situate lying and being in the Borough ot "a md se-
CIV OF New York and taken together bounded As ,Ss
scrhed as follows. wit: Begnnirg a. pont 81 slrse,
Southerly Of hundred ana sfNei teen.h ssT
distant three hundred and twenty Eve $50 feet ss,
from Tho Sou, Of said one hunnt $500
seventsenth I@noX Avenue. running
southery parable, with LenoN Avenue one huniles, h-
inches the centre line or the
tween sixteenth ana one
epyenteenth Streets thence Easeriy along sad s.1y
line OF the block hundred uo0 feet. thence iy,sa
parallel with l@noX Avenue. hundred Noo fee sy-
D inches 10 the Southery side ot one hundred "a
enteenth street, Westerly along said Souine nan
OF and seventeenth Street, one hundsa
feet To the pont place OF beginning.
pa'ea w" A''" '1"' EtjdENE H. PoMERoY.
Referee .,
wM PORTER ALLEN. Attorney for Plaintiff ~ w.
street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York cry .,A
nth Street
New-York tribune., 1899-06-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

,.otb-st No. s7s East. l71oo William o'Gorman :, ooo
william IL and ar a4 coI1ela r. "a ios and io same
map; Louis A. Lehmaier . ;oo -, ,iger
non norton referee the Greenwood Gene =. no
terry %; :; Of catharine st. 25xll57
x25xl171O: Edward Mccall referee to Aora % 200
nh ham conen ii72 It OF ciinton-s % iox
to East Broadway x2s 1ox-' same to reuben % 400
rs., ssr'fRssi% s1Sad%ay No 2s2 to $50 Division.
No 2i 25 Ju,us GUhsI BSsey ct al executors Ils2co
and trustees so-nsr TO Aa+GR s,hs run: io1
5Ox 25x $ 90 II TO street 10 ne' 5000
,sis heman to 400 seHaoKf on 1have 251ioo5 Frank
lin W Gllley and another executors 70 "A'y 1900
,s,h-st san No sai to aso East !sxioss Julius 800
Dreyfus to Julius Weins,e,n m 9na mao viIase Nor
risania runs n e 5Ox l36x oUx 1soo
,o5S l$S John hqSn0sS" l6c 90 csiO Hugh
Getty Dssg: Mf rs :, ai;72 Il.2s sxs4ii
shave s. I22 It Of shst 241so lOx1o"N 2, ooo
Cauldwe-ave. No 500 2oxIzo, oon'rN'' o'... 1900
cfgd%sf6s.i Define: to l7s Rss6a q AIS
ie4th-st. 200 It OF TTlniy rr,n,;y ave 25xi30
i64th- st. 5, 22o 4 OF TRINITY .. ave. 10 $50
ss6 5aGSo No Hea as Vest 25xooS Edward Kearney
to David MSAPini S61AeP ii4th. 100 ii.oo Noses 80 40
Ehrenrelch and another 70 Hugo = va hOsn Fast. 1x
80 II; Hugo Hoeher Moses Ehrenreich ana 800
an another 70 Il is to "a iis no 10 Of S leo
lots Macmillan Morsenthau; - IWsny samuel
y5s: WsTs; Mnalm'llan MoFse'!H.D s.sF 1888 s9s
Lot lss same map to annie ,s ,ns smith i Isl
Lots t5 lsG g g r + 10 's1 s. % S. same map sso
same to GeoTss 1ss f MoOSy o Park ave o,io2s :.
Jere Lyons Moses Newe0rgf orfc, & Arthur W
65th,st, corner Psrk.ave' ''HiVoo' 10000
watson 20 Ss"io 20 10 q block 2sl2 map i7s lots
Bahgate estate; Charles seer " "~ ~ 5000
same property weber to Charles Beer
New-York tribune., 1899-06-17

and a very few Of them are open to critic'srn OH
the score OF ndstinctness or diminutve SIZE
But the exceptional abundance OF the pictures
especially the portraits; the taste dsp'ayed III
securing them. and the general excehehce Oh .,'e
reproduction can hardly fail 10 impress oi'e WIN
carefully scrutinizes the book.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

McGovern John. to John hickey $4,000
.5ms.r SS5"s. fs"i. a. g Leon
ssnS.s a. "a 3 3Ts %sr f. Tss Do los .: $500
Michael H. and 10 PsrfK wesf s2d. 10 IL 1900
smS S1EHss MolH. Rfnh H. No SFSpcsn liz Insurance
CSmPSoy 5Ss ;'' ss aye Il Of . sth-.t i2o"
Mccarerty Rober' and R,SsaTs eoTnsr s2d
ST. secures advances Co
h:rss s to sffRi ef Ts9 10000
smith. Morris H, and another ., to cnaTts M a,sst
ss2: & a :. 'o' sss
same same TO TO chafes Rossnthal same property 5000
ucnslson yss[s iena and Davis. John WI,
ses as guardian No: $40 and sS East 1900
p:c;smS.3e Sas %osas RoSsr Louise Edey No
cohn. Aaron to Mutual l1te nueT St Years 10000
schnugg Francis j. to Isaac Me'Zse'' ''' 5000
Rg.:nSsR Ss[RF snons Mary 5000
EsdSs% ben sss sss . ana SG.
2ie aad 225 Division s,, year. pn,,sn
weinstein Julius and Ma M1H to of Sf'a9n %,1e nsai-
Rs.s rnsn'' Louis. to the philadelphia saving Fund
society Of Philadelphia. No 1877 East 'Sa s'' 10000
% En ct Sd. % to 70 ''s and G'5TfEs Ea.
il: E, dsT.s% say'"s'
Levy year Aaron to Charles Grren al trustees oc.o
nsss.6S etc No ieS g.Gsn GssTT p to y%s% pSdso
part residuary estate OF Rlchstd Duuse'"' IN 100
Estate tear Of sgrpcr..lo1 to @ A,Sany SS say
ings Bank. No 20s Bleecker-st anr 40 no, No a,
Usncock-st. Hancotk-st No ! to SS ana NO ol
S az and TO NJ se g. NO 20 ~ to ps % sS
Ssns' va sye 10 40 its Isu'on'' and No "a s7sooo
to MacGougal-st. years o'''
Cohen Harris and Abraham TO hlLabeth lti"si
Monroe ST. B. w. :. ,................... 1900
Rode william and Elizabeth. 10 the Mutual
Life Insurance Company 6lst-st p I4S'o II a. ooo
OF %ave years. -. ;;,nia Ia. In
Company, ll2th ST. s. io' II Vi '" 4, 400
Same to Frederick " Meyer. same property. :, 40,
Keryin Andrew j. tr. = Metropolitan Life In
surance Company. Ams'erdan'-sNe' corner -, ooo
scSTnitl 'McSsei 10 the Mutuas Lte Insurance
Company. lrt-st. 2o3 II OF let ave. ...
Schwartz. R.sioa TO Eraaci. D,D,s. oldwel- ,oo,,
saiomon, Abe, TO Charlotte Trtus. i8sth-st.
= 3Sl.6 II AZ Alexander ave years. 1900
Same to same i38th-s. 9 g. Ssi.o Il OF Alex
waither Mar and BertnG. TO Justin wohifarth.
1921 ct, 8 $50 II OF Brook ave years.. 1000
Beer Charles II and 6arah o. 10 Richard Webber.
Bathgae estate, secures bond $4,000
Bohlen. Carsten II. to Annie q smith and an
other executors. etc. 1884 st. n corner Me-
pr;ss. Es ave- |sm yssf to aitabie i. Assurance 2o"
Society sf the United States. iath-st.
70T n OF University Place also l3th-st.
II II Of UnSsrslty Place, years. ieo,oeo
piny Madison ave corner 6oth-s,. u year. 5000
Jacob. Bnma l. to Leonard jacob No EsS
MooSy George r. to Title GUARANTEES and rru., '''o"
Company. lot lac to lt9 70. " 70 s5. 90 to S
and "a and Is. map 100 lpts OF MorgenthAu,
&sd Ward mortxaxeA lyesr..~...-..".". 12.0oQ
New-York tribune., 1899-06-17
Robert, Deniei. 10 Joseph Guinet rsFk-~v~ 30
corner eSth-st. 2 year, s...,.......''.-.'..s....
NEW RITILDING PLANS.

isO,bs st. No 6l5 East. for a one -story frame
she'd i2ssS; John u Koeng. owner. g Lohs>
on No pa Wsstchester-av srchitecf. ..-.......
io5th-rt. IS. 100 II Of Psrs ave, for i've
story brick hathouse. 25Ss5'1' " Sanshton.
of No iot Fast sgfh -, owner and architect ....
1iOth-s,. Nos 3Os and 3l0 East. for two-story
brick stable 81 fox27s; scharmann. Of
promises. owner; l. Heinecke. Of No " Bow
cry. architect ...............'. go -.
Broad St W corner Front-st. for A ten-story
and basement brick Once building. with s,ore,
"a 2ss4 sxsS3. Potter A. Teichman. of No 5lI
5,h-ave owners. q Pelham. NJ NO y" oth-
ave. architect .tssssssss.ss ssfff
e,h q, " corner Avenue g. Unionporf for a
two-s,ory frame hotel 1896: Edwin baner. of
No 40 East ith-st. owner: Ebelins. archi-
fecf .......ss.sss.ss.sss 30 f.tf fsfs
Park-ave " a. 252 n n Of p5th-sf. for two i've
story brick fsthounes. 25 2r42. Gunriachi
UOch Of No 20t East 2sihs owners, Pollard
a S,einan of No 10 linton Square. architects
i4s,h- st No i33 West for seven 3's story brck
dwelling houses. i4.exs3. John LEO. ~ No is3
West i25,h st owner architect and builder ...
New-York tribune., 1899-06-17
No. ss 40 40 and "a West ii7th 81.


Nos IS, 40 ~ and ~ West ii7th st. -.
The approximate amount OF the lien charge. 70 -
isfy which described property 10 % son
g. 81 with thereon from the 9th DAY OF !,
1890. together with and allowances amount" Sso
k3l2 wi from the 9th day Of june
together with the expenses Of sale The approxins
amount OF taxes. assessments other liens when -
he allowed the purchaser out OF the purchase "''
paid by the referee is s276 and interest. u.-,,s
The said premises sold subject to me tonos, Al
mortgages: No mortgage for s2i0Co with inetes' -,
per February 24,h 1890; No. II. mortsar ~ ~
SD 600 with interest at per cent from February 70
1890: No Ill mortgage for S2i 900 with interest AZ
per from February Path, 1899 and No. w. IT,
gage for $21 000 with interest at cent nom ro
AIRY 24th 1899
'' W." EUGENE IT. roMERoY.
Referee
New-York tribune., 1899-06-17

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Treur,
"A received at their Uptown once No i2+2 Bfvsav,ss
"a door north OF 3ist until o'clock M adveIus.,
msnts received at the following branch onses At rss
once rates until o'clock p. vix 2of Sh-aNe;
cor 23dst.: 1852 0have.. i2.h st. Maeyn otn~,va "a
and l<h-st; i<2 Columbus West odtS.s W. ~.
i2d Il. between 7th and 9Th ayas.i 80 East kzhSAA
New-York tribune., 1899-06-17
Books ano Publications..
D. Appleton and Company
Publish to-day:
NSN~~>~~>N~~/N~ ~/N~~~N~~NT~~1
ALASKA AND {
) THE KLOMOlKE. (


A Journey 10 the New Edorado win iin.o M
to the Traveller and Observations on ,ns
Physical History and Geology OF me ''olH
Regions. the Condition of and MethoGs VI
Working the Klondike Placers. ana the Law
Governing and Regulating Mining In the
Northwest Territory of Canada; ny
ANGELO HEILPRIN, Professor of Geology
at the Academy OF Natural Sciences OF fhila
delphia. Fellow Of the Royal ,'eographlcai
Society of London. Past-President OF inc
Geographical Society Of Philadelphia etc.
Fulv illustrated from Photographs and with
new Map of the Gold Regions. lZmo'
Cloth, S1.75
n may fairly be said Professor Heprns interest
and authoritative presents for the first time an &C
general OF the region which has so recently
become famous After extended Journey through this
reeion he now presents results Of his observations IN
Of graphic chapters which describe the features OF
the Journey the Of the country and the fe or
the mining camps To those specially interested In the
practical possibilities Of the region the book Will make
specal appeal Students will find II the hrs adequate
presentation OF the Kondike gold problem MADE oy
ogis will invaluable to prospectors ana
others practically interested.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-17
Countrp propfrtp for Sale.
Countrp 11roperip for Sale or 90 fet

COTTAGES you want Cottage fnr ne sun y - nsa.
1 hava few al very reasonable prices, also rLrr
water Fronts Building Sites. SC, for sale JOSSEr,h
r sOITIREs Real Estate Agent GOOD 'rouhp' 10 -
p o. box los.
Y1rNrsr RESIDENCE Patchogue L l. best part .,
>tar street, one-duartsr mile from depot aouno.ns
sbade and fruit trees: modern Queen Anne house. nne
sar "a rc1ms bat and all improvements stanles ss.
risse. cow and chicken houses over three a''I 80
,,.sn avenings 1ss Schermerhorn- St. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1899-06-17
furnishro fiouses Go Get Conntrp.

FURNISHED COTTAGE, 90 miles down L<ns ls-, 'a-ss,
n near Long Beach. rent for he season, ~
bath: plenty shade and pazzas pos.ps tsx "a
Tribune Office
T ROsFNIIIE y J-Furnished house me grouna,'
\ stable: near station. Particulars ol8 orahse-s''
Newark " J.
UNFINISHED HOUSE a Mount Vernon. y. Nv
II rooms. All improvements: close u stauon, IA
Haven Road; quiet street. choice neishbornooo
garden. Address p. O BOX TO- Mount Nriuon. =
New-York tribune., 1899-06-17
6uburban Real estate.

a oENcy -Non.clair real estate nll kinds sale Ars
a rent CLARENCE r. TI'BBS. Reeknnan 81 ~ y
New-York tribune., 1899-06-17
Go Get for Business purposes.

BUILDINGS. STORES LOFTS AND OF; ICES 70 ls
Is on spruce Reeh man. Fulton John. Maiden lAhs
pey Vesey barclay Park Place. Murray "aTrss ss
Chambers Reade Broadway. Nassau. Nil.an o..
Cin Pearl Water Front. South and many other streea
rutland 4 WHITING.
Beekman 81
New-York tribune., 1899-06-17
ASTRONOMY.
INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTION IN
POPULAR FORM.

STARS AND TELESCOPES. Handbook of Pop
ular Astronomy. Founded on the Ninth Edition
OF Lynns Celestial Motions. BY David P. Todd.
VI. A., Phi. D. Illustrated. l2mo PIP. xvi 4l9.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-17
HANNIBAL HAMLIN.
"A typography WRITTEN BY HIS GRAND
SON.

, rur rIrp AND TIMES OF HANNIBAL HAM HAN,
LIN BY his Grands0n Cnarfs n s es7i gIs Pubshed
Nv subscription Printed at the Rivers'oe ri''''
Cambridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-29
TralnIna Fish Tails.

Nearly every one Ia. seen the
pretty eush tail Eplf asa that have
feur o. eve. ~ aometimea more. long
Navy. niBy talia. bat very few pea
pie know tlsst bat very few - them
are born thas waY. whsa ths hitis
gold fan are very. very young their
eeth u A. etear as eiasst - that
Que ean sse every bone ~ their tiny
boilsa. Al this tins ne fss that
are horn WHh tsQ Or more tails are
pet - themselves, and they qusrF-
locking ala Jap. win Hreat mHnai-
Tying glass fastened IN front - h.a
rye ard wfs sharp toalH handy.
reaches DOWN under thr water and
cats the tails n To pialn little hsh.
and then fhrea - fDaF ~ these taAas
are tnirei or Is the back bone IN
TIE place where The pre- eAa cut on.
and fastened sheFs b tiny band.
area pAtI tats EeeN fast
Tnn Jaranfee. who are very skill
fuI n aiesr things u fnia KIND. nov
ne aness geld fsh ~ the world sfa
n = n very gssoa business. f1r very
nne nas 81 thss kini often hstne "a
much a. 80 - tsfa. and one wss
sotd n1t long ago ier EieQo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-29
AN EXCHANGE
OF LOVERS

TOLEDO. O.. May 70 The little
town Of Malinta. west OF THE city,
haA became famous tn day on ae-
count OF the unheard-of proceeding
between two brides exchanging low
era just before tho wedding cere-
mony.
Frances and Mary nlneomh, the
daughters % a weli.tp.do farmer
we're the afiiancod wives Of two Full
toa4 county young men. Davis hen-
dice and Frank Benson. They had
decided 20 have a double wedding on
Thursday evening and relatives were
there from far and near.
The younH men, bearing their IL
censea. reached the Dipeomh resi-
dence shortly after noon. when. TO
their aatoniahmeni. Mary, the young
sister. was nowhere 90 be found. Sub
seduently her sister found her In
her room. weeping aud dlaconsolates
Pressed for an explanation, she con-
fided 10 her sister that she could
not marry Rendlce as Nne loved Ten.
son better The elder sister while
anaHed. remarked that she thought
Just as much Of one as she did OF the
other. Mary alyiy hlnted AT an sxs
change OF lovers Tho sisters dis
eusacd the subject seriously. and the
young men were called 10 a confer
encc.
A a result. a change was agreed
upon. and the young men FASTENED
10 the county seat % set the licenses
changed. Meanwhile ths guests
were wondering why the men had
left the house. They were amazed
when. after che hridekraams' return
and the LEGAL minister called uppH
the two couples 70 stand az for the
ceremony. they observed that the
general Ahtft had occurred
The parents % the bride demand.
ed an explanation after the refrmuny
proceeded. after which they express.
81 themselves satisfied. aud all snd.
"a happily.
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uae M her nervous force. Women
not only are made ~ by their avn
troubles, but by the troubles of other
people.
Take a man who asks woman
So marry him aud abe refuses what
does hc DOE Go and Het ~ over ~
Not a bic Ut II. lie may feel little
blue Tor a time IL he hHH Epno 80 faf
"a 10 consider thai there was only
one wamAn IN the world for him,
bat he goes on with his business.
and probably does not lose n wink
OF sleep or his appetite. uut Il n
quita different matter with the
Girl
"A man has asked her to marry
him, and she has refused because
she doesn't cafe fer himi wouldn't
marry him under ans circumstance,
iiui notwithstanding all this. she VIII
probably he awake al night after
she had refused him. lose her appe-
lite, perhaps and be thoroughly
miserable and used up FOR several
DAYS. on. yes. | have seen Il often
enough
why, ! know 81 one ease whore
a eih refused g. marry Some on II
whom she had been very fond, but
emily AZ d friend, he felt badly. too.
but abe vas an entirely broken up
over the afair thar SHE fen into a
nervous condition. couldn't sleep,
couldn't eat aud vas iii and mlsrrs
able FOR over = year Why. she had
hardly recovered IN time 10 accept an
Invitation % the mans wedding
Yes. we women are miserable Great
uffa -
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USEFUL THINGS.

Gloves are made 10 20 on the hand
easier by the use OF new stretch
er. which ls Of similar shape 10 those
now in use. with the exception thas
one finger is hollow and contains n
powder which ts discharged inside
the glove when the stretcher IL in
operation.
In n newly patented door check an
elastic roll ia seated In concaved
pockets in the door and easing. one
end being attached 20 the door and
the other 20 the lamb to twist with
the movement of the door. forming
a cushion which reslsts the closing
Of The door suddenly.
There arc no flies on the baby
can be truthfuiiy said by the parent
who supplies his child with coach
such a. has been invented by Mr..
Rrause and Robert e. Brockhouaen,
Of Railway. ~. J. Under the canopy
81 this coach r. n fan which IL OPP
Grated by power supplied from the
wheels 40 the vehicle a. pushed
along. The transmission Is effected
by a flexible shaft, which ~ carried
through the tube supporting the
shade. under which the fan blade re-
volveE.