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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-17
BUFFALO'S TROUBLE.
Grain ~ShOvelers May Go to Work
When Other Strikes Are Settled.

n ShO may 1O ~
When Other Strikes Are Settled.
BUFFALO. May 16.-The elevators,
crippled by the sympathetic strike of the
monthly men, did little work to-day, but
three being operated. Contractor Connors,
however, says men to run the elevators can
be secured. Mr.. Connors has agreed that
the officers Of the new grain shovelers'
union would be permitted to retain their
offices and that he would give work only to
such men as might be sent to him by Mr..
Donovan, the new inspector appointed by
Bishop Quigley. Bishop Quigley said, to-
night, that this agreement removed the last
obstacle in the way of a satisfactory settle
ment, and that as soon as the other strikes
were settled the grain-shovelers would re-
turn to work.
The strikes of the freight handlers, coal
beavers and bremen will be difficult to adj
just. Every freight dock has its own system
together renders ii impossible for any one
to effect a settlement unless all come to
terms. The grievances of the oar and
freight-handlers and coal-heavers are SINH
lar to those of the grain-shovelers. They
complain of the saloon boss system and low
wages. All freight shipped here is being
handled with little difficulty, men having
been secured from out of town, but a large
quantity is being sent by all-rail routes, so
That this port is losing a lot OF trade. The
public investigation to be held by the State
Board of Mediation and Arbitration will be-
gin tomorrow.
ASHTABULA, O., May 16-The time limit
given to the dock owners by the shovelers
at Conneaut. Lorain, Ashtabula and Fair
port to raise their wages elapsed to-day.
A committee made a visit to Cleveland, and
On their return reported an advance TO l0la
cents for unloading vessels and 8 cents for
loading into cars, which proved satisfactory
to the men, and the expected strike will not
occur. The dock owners also agree to recog-
nize the union to which the shovelers be-
long.
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VAN WICK HOT.
Concluded from First Page.)

received no word from Mr.. Croker since the
Tammany leader had testified TO closed
pcolrooms.
II don take orders from Mr.. Croker"
said the chief. II am chief of police. I
take no orders or suggestions from any
body affecting matters of that kind"
An adjournment was then taken until to-
morrow at 10 a m.
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.L0hn Rurf0u.

PORTLAND, Me-, May l6.-John Burton
died suddenly Of Bright's disease at Peaks
island last night, aged ffty-eight years. He
was manager of the Joint Traffic Associa-
ton at New York.
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Ex-President BouilIa NJ Moh,,.

MOBILE. Ala. May 16-Polycapo BonilIa
ex-president of Spanish Honduras. reached
here to-day. He will not tell OF his object.
but Is opping here Some say he wants
an interview with Drummond. the noted
revolutionary leader. the desire of the ex-
ecutive Of the republic being for peace.
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Special TO the indianapolis Journs'.
WARSAW. Ind. May IA committee
met at this city to-day to arrange for the
proposed electric railway from Losansport
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Bar. Their. R.H. Wind Weather. Pre-.
pm. SIS . 3 swess. Cloudy. 600
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-17

cooler I'm southern and western portions:
winds and probably squalls; Thurs
day fair.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-17

BOSTON. May ls.-Rev. DR.. Edward
Everett Hale has resigned the pastorate Of
the South Congregational Church after q
service OF forfy-three years.
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.Earmer. Rurns pefeat. the TURK.

DAVENPORT. Ia. May To- Farmer
Burns defeated Hall Adali tonight before
1000 people. The Turk agreed TO secure Two
fails in an hours wrestling. time. He only
got one, and that required forty minutes
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Special TO The Indianapolis Journal.
PENDLETON. Ind, May 16.-Mrs. ]. ".
Kerr. wife OF Trustee Kerr. OF this town.
ship. was striker with paralysis last evening
while at the supper table. The stroke is a
severe one and may result fatally.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-17

Beautiful Compilations by Using
Delightful. marvellous results; ~uneQualed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-17

Maximum temperature. 81; minimum tempera-
tDre. s.
Comparative statement OF temperature and pre-
e~ipItation on May 10:
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Montana. Governor to Gen. Merriam

HELENA. Mont, May 16-Governor Smith
has written a letter TO General Merriam
calling his attention to a press statement
that the general had ordered Lieutenant
Lyons, who was at Missoula with prisoners,
TO take them at once to Idaho and to pay no
attention to orders of any one else than the
commanding officer. The Governor takes
exception TO this, asserting that no part of
Montana is under martial law. He contin-
ues: While l am willing to give all proper
and legal aid to the officers Of Idaho or to
the United States soldiers in the arrest of
criminals. 1t must not be that the civil au-
thorities of this State will silently permit
even federal troops to disregard the civil
law or the process of civil authorities"
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PLUMBERS sENSELEsS IN A CELLAR.
Had Disconnected the Gas Metsr-Fireman
Overcome RescuinE Them.

Had Disconnected the Gas Metsr-Fireman
Overcome RescutnR Them.
strong odor Of gas awakened some Of the
tenants Of the house at ~ Suffolk street about
! o'clock yesterday morning. On Investigating
they found the pipe OF the gas meter In the
cellar disconnected and lying senseless beside
u two men. who atterward described them
seves AZ Louis Agent and Morris Wilhnski.
plumbers.
While the tenants were Investigating panic
vas started among the eighteen families In
The house by somebody yelling Fire." on the
stairway. Somebody else promptly rang fire
Alarm al the !.rarest box and half dozen fire
companies were speedily at the house Fire
man Hugh M'Ltrath OF Hook and Ladder IL
tried to Iu4l III unconscious men out Of the
cellar and tcl. overcome. beside them. His
comrades had hard time in getting the three
men out, Mr'rGth soon recovered at the com
panys quarters In Attorney street. The other
men w"r" restored at Gouverneur Hospital.
Officers Oi the Consolidated Gas Company
which owns the meter in the house said later
that the two men were not employees Of the
companys. but the men had been released
when this came out, None OF the tenants knew
OF any reason for their presence In the base
ment
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THE CUBA LAKE TRAGEDY.
xrorTtNT DETEL oPMHNTs At THE
I"' JyoUEsT YESTERDhF.

$3.50 a,o,vn That Young Bishop Know OF
u yor.t,on of = stick of Dynamite
-, Disappeared on the Night OF tho
r"rio.Aon-Probably Had an Aooomplico.
c,, Y Y. July 1.-THE inquest TO deter
,rbo exploded tho dynamite cartridge
ulu...usod the death Of Everett Austin at
~. Crbo on the morning OF July held its
-. - ,,.sion in Cubato-day. Three important
,hipRs we're discovered: ,
p,,.,--Thet Gabriel Bishop.t the accused young
who il under $4,000 bail to await the
a.,,lng o, the inquest, knew OF the location OF
nu 'a% y, dynamite that disappeared mysteri-
s,,.iv on the night OF the explosion
a,'d- THAT the chances are MI ore than even
rad an accom- plce. witness swore
10. hare were two fresh bicycle tracks In the
'"" ,Iaodirg from Lake Cuba to this village an
10, of,er the explosion. A rain had fallen an
hour before and the trail was plain.
Th,rd- The time OF the explosion was asoer-
.,tr.d 10 within Ave minutes. Half a dozen
ras,dsnts Of the neighborhood who wers swak-
.,oI hy the explosion testified. and they prao-
,,ceIIv agreed that it occurred at O'CLOCK.
some ~ them thought 1t was peal OF thunder.
nn,,,rd Glenn. IL years of age. son Of State
ror,ritt.eman william J. Glenn. testified to
h,,,.,,s stick Of dynamite at store In Cuba
w.. ~, at,srroon before the explosion. He got q
oa,,v With IT, went homo and fitted ptece Of
,nso and she cap to the cartridge, placed 1t in .
- hox took the cigar box 10 q Workshop In
t es" ot the house and put 1t In largo box
~ IN tbn corner He got the dynamite to blow
II, rs n re4spool on his fathers premises A
NV ,H' Al ! o'clock that evening Bishop
came 10 the house to see Glenn. 8
sawed sbSwsd him the cartridge all ready for use.
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MINING VIEWS.

! The Frisco Mining Conn any has decided to
Increase its carital stock from 2Oo, 600 to 500
wv shares and to purchase several new
:, A new gold camp called Helldke has been
I!cca'ed In the ,arilla VI ounteins near FL Paso.
everywhere IN the district, which ia ono vast
PED OF ore In the p.acer. pieces Of gold as
pig a. reas are found In abundance. according
The ire a the ni,ed Verde. Senator W. A.
Ilark bonanza copper mine at Jerome. Ariz,
was not so disastrous as reported. The insur-
ahee COMPANIES have assessed the damage
uetnw $1,000, and the mine and smelters were
9oly closed few days. The wild stories sent
East BY the Associated Press are said TO have
market.
Leadyille reports the situation In the down.
under control and tho pumping experts state
IIha, oy Sertember the flow will not be over
=; gallons per minute; Several hundreds
% IONS 81 ore are awaiting shipment in the
Great excitement ha. followed the discovery
tain ia is 5I.i1, in tho Chisholm group Red Noun
tors are tockiug In. The vein Is Q strong
s snI continuous assure and aesays have re-
whlch Is being kept secret for the present.
sTG,nnnteruliy rich stuff 10 said to have been
found on the surface.
i men nave ,incorporated the Helvetia Gold Min
~ lps s eHd Milling Company with a capital stock
On The 70 pq 1aar m SSnth
is 70 be erected without delay.
n,Irahk j. Cannon is reported to have com
M Hut'e Group 70 Chicago capitals for $780,
~ ~ several lots Of hiRh-Rrade ore have al
s seaIy been marketed from the property and a
n riau LhiIl was operated with success. 1t Ia
X mopnssn 20 erect larger mill and Introduce
ipe cyanide process for the treatment OF the
oo letters from spokane note that the rise in
II p tSa ara lead has stimulated DEVELOPMENT
Gon Ts CRewelah district The tunnel OF the
Gfenth ATTAINED is $50 Ieet. The vein shows a
large stEe body IT good grade copper ore. over
o0 tee' OF shalt and levels have been driven
I h wide at depth Of 100 feet. Shipm ents
season WAC 'o'''p oo'o'e '''' Gnu VI '''o
Thomas T. Hurley. Secretary OF the Elk
S'otdtlon syndicate OF this city returned from
SruGsslnr '" The San Juan country, Colorado. zee
iSdn% lie saws the mining outlook In Colo
a.. was never brighter than at present. New
AN tSS Serles aresconst acknowledgements TO cheap
w W. .nne reduction OF ores and mines can nov be
SSIrsru at nrofit that only show ore worth
. 'olns oi great width and permanency. and on
Fsount OF the improved methods OF treat
capitalists MANY mnes have been closed by
k smnIter tie-un. There Is no trouble with
sS so j@im.rs however: and Mr.. Hurley thinks a
ttISsnsutuuonalty Of the eiRht-hour law 10 set
Two-thir Of the stock of the Orinoco Com
ed 70 The EXPLORATION Syndicate. wRich In
S5O;ON ,g0o,and have the stock underwritten
~ Jew York and London houses. Part OF the
n.ttG,,nGr OF the Ornoco are involved In the
phny has been formed To work the iron In.
bas eS.s d the ola company John 4. SearleI
baihi ana arrangements are being made &c
nai 10 minimum Of 100000 tons Of ore per
an -.-u nh arYaltv OF l2h cants per ton.
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Plans Filed for New Buildings.

Broadway " =, Sc n 18th st: improvement
TO lofts. solomon Loeb. owner Do Lemos
rides, architects; cost -. 5000
Lexington Az. 30. improvement to club
house; y. NJ. c. A. students Club; Wal
lace Van Doom. architect: cost ........... 1900
Main at, 9 8. 80 Hslpine st: Improvement
to dwelling. Louisa sprAgue, owner Oh
Baxter. architect: cosS ..................... 8oB
Robbins sv. 5p8; i'm prov MT to tenement;
c Cassans. owner: Alex Fowler. architect;
oo@ 80. 400
6 Dckerson, architect; cost. .....':'... 1000
18th st, Il; four. story dwelling; Kuhne,
owner Hoppon 4 Koen, architects cost $4,000
10th st. g. 100 g 9Th ay; six story fiat;
Emil Engelman. owner; Henry Andersen,
.rchitect cost .',..:... a.. 900
1S4th st, Is, e LenoI avi two Ave story Hats;
iteet; cost .,,... $4,000
Jacob behold. owner; Peiffer. architect;
l<eth st, PAS E; Improvement to dwelling;
Fruell. owner: Alex Fowler. architect
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Mechanica' Liens.
Brown av, VS.. 225 n Sycamore at, bo115o;
GenrRe MArhAnZia Natu A GllllnHnAm

Brown av, " $, 225 Sycamore at 6oI15o:
ana sno ..' :. $500 TO
solomon Multi vs. Lena Price ..,, 27o 90
liam white ct al ,....,..,...,.. AZ b5
John Walker. ....',.'e.'-.' 21o 90
seth ct, 8, 100 W Columbus AZ. 6OxloO;
Michael Sexton vs Samuel Johnpole ct al 1871 ~
122d st. 222 to 22s "; Simons & Moers-
.felder Va Zimmerman K vsiente. -. 7ss SO
Lutheran church apd ano. ,..,,...e....,. 100 90
CHARLES Eggers vs. Mary Redican and Sno. le5 90
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Benmann, Ludwig, gdn. nc. to Moses
rroohnch part, ....... ,.................
Dexter Alice N. to Minna Lowenstein. 80. 81.
German American Real Estate Title Guar
antee Co to Peoples Trust 90. ....,....,... 10.
Hall. Lolita c. to Joseph c Low. trustee. .... 3,
Kilborn Mary d. TO Minna Lowenstein.....
Sire, Meyer L. to Chas Il Stem ............... l,
LasperRes. Salvador, to Frank Abate. .......
The Hamilton Trust Co to aerman-Amer-
ican Real Estate Title Guarantee Co. ...... S6.
Wieho. Christina, to Emily Cook ............ /,
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115th at. n 9, 525 " Lenox av. 25x1oo.11; John
Brown.
1l6th st. 11s W; ChAs Mayer VS. Hortense Clark
specific performance: atty. o Kracht.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL.

Monday. 7Haturdays only. 4DAiIy, except SAtufuAyu
and Sundays.
Ii u EN- VISION.
e:12 A. NJ. and 1868 p NJ. Daily. except sunday. 70
Pttsheld: Sundays only at $500 A. NJ.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket offices at 49, 2s1, 4l3 and 1915 Broadway.
20 Union So. W. 2a5 Columbus av, 81 W. 126th 81.
st. station, New York; 3as and 72e Fulton st. and
lOH Broadway, f. d.. Brooklyn.
Telephone "279o Thirty eighth street. for New
York Central Cab Service. baggage oheofed from
hotel or residence by Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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BY BRYAN j.. KFNNELLY 4 co.
st. Georges Crescent, Twenty fourth ward,
west side 1855 g in a southeast direction from
the In, southeast corner Of Van C3rtlandt Avenue
the Sun and Evening sun Building. Mutual
Loan and Accommodating Fund Association VS..
attorneys; Louis b. Hasbrouck. referee: due
on Judgment e. i Ea, and interest costs and
ments. DC. 5000 and interest.
BY PHILIP A. sMYTH.
Fulton street. Nos. 1O2 and 1o4. south side.
300 feet east Of Dutch street, AZ. SIS0. 1x5O. Ak
80 seven STORY brick stores and of1ces; fore
closure sale. part fee. part leasehqld Isaac j.
Robert s. Rudd, ,attorney;. Peter B: Olney. ref
cree; due on Judgment. SAC, 943 70 and inter-
est costs and allowances. $443. Is and interest.
BY JAMES L. WELLS.
West 10sth street. Nos. 80 and II. north side.
100 feet east OF Columbia avenue. 50x1O0 IL
Hyman Som ct al VS.. Carl ]. Lagesson ct al
Hayman 4 Rosenthal. attorneys; James W.
a MsTf S 5nS on
and interest; taxes. assessments. &c. 1892, "a
and interest
BY SAMUEL GoLDsTIcKER.
East Thirty-sixth street, No 161, north side,
story .stone-front dwelling: foreclosure sale
United States Trust Company Of New York vs.
torney:: George Z. Mott. referee due on jndG-
BY PETER F. MEYER co.
East Eighty-hrst street. Nos. $50 to 166,
south side. 40 q west OF Third avenue, 2Ox1OO.
each; four three-story stone-front dwellings
Sheriff's sale on execution : all right. title and
and since
BY WILLIAM KENSELLY.
West Thirty-fourth street. No 233. north
side 352 & feet west Of Seventh avenue. l2.6x
$50. four-story brick dwelling: foreclosure
sale: William r. Page vs.. William l, A., Gran
itch; william W. Hubbard. attorney: Francis
c. Cantne, referee: due on Judgment. ST. =
309.95 and interest: costa and allowances, $l87
and interest: taxes. assessments &c. 50 and
interest prior first mortgage. $4,000 and In
terest and second mortgage. 800 and in
terest: subject also to lease.
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Recorded MortEages.

Az A. 2oa; Katherine Hermann TO James
suydam, yrs, ,,... ,,... .... ;.,...,:,,:. .
Blocker st. 1877; Joseph o Clement 70
Adolph NJ Bendheim. VT. .............
Blocker ST. 49,; Joseph q Clement 70
Adolph NJ Bendheim. yr.,.....,.....:.:
Broad At, II " cor Water At; WIN EVerden
u Samson LSchmAn and Ano eXrs. &c, 2
yrs ....... ...,.....,.. ...r-r,...
Columbia o., 80 Dora HAft 10 Philip and
Katharine Weber. . yrS ............ ......
College AN. e cor Ii,i st. Albert ROther-
mel to Edward NJ BurRhard, yr. .,. ...
Grand boulevard and Cpnruurse, near lS2d
At. present lIno-, Anna VI steers to the
American ~ANluss Bank yr .,...
Hirksd" AV. e =. G44 81 II wellesley 4; Edith
Kratmer T. New York Cooperative Is \
l. hssO, n. instAllA .... ...-.... .--
LenoN az. Nv cor lAlst At: LYMAN and
Henry SOM, also solomon Rothteld, to
tn. Mutual Life Ins % OF NY, IT.,
Lexington ~, " cor l1eth %; IAAAc Mayer
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Mrs. Ramsey Sent to a Madhou.e.

Mrs. Grace Edith Ramsey. who killed her
husband, Harvey j. Ramsey. by cutting his
throat at the Garden Hotel on June rs. was
found insane bv Jury In the General Sessions
Yesterday and was sent to the Matteawan asy-
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Lois q 'iS5 Sf ~ 5iSsi iSis. map ''00'
Bathgate estate: Emil Goldner to Title
Guar ntee and Trust 90, yr. .o.:..u... 5000
to- as S aI 2s 81 sIr ao
Orchard vt. 1874; Margaret jaeger to Samuel
81 H"nss1 VS.. "a westchester ~; Lnd.
wig iIohne to Albert Rothermel. yrs. 4.oo'
sShmPt to sii.6.,h sShm na'Gp rs re.s 400
villa PISS 1909 College avi Adam Kecfer M,
hs5s% ss'G ". R @s.l Ksdfofd 10 tho
rSns sSyi r sa I1'tttn sa nsion az:
LIST Az II. " cor s1d at; Diodrioh steins to
Samuel Greenbaum and ano. trus. &c. b ~,
sdsy 50 to 3d. Michsci Adrian to Geo q
9th ay. ala Susanna V Gahilii to the Mu. o.
7th st. ms 8. as To- A. e simon and Betty
Kst1enstein eta to Frederick and Eliza ,,,
9TH ' ST, cor ili,b at ,,.o inn stns ''
100 7th sS LA Ian r. and StfI Moore to
s August sY opprnhssm.t demand o'o
Title Guarantee aud Trust co. 3 yrs, 800. a2oot
18th vt, 8 " 8, 3pI. # n W I'd av; Anna NJ and
Emu Winterroth to New York Savings 40
18th 81. 5, al " ist av; Gerson Lyman ..
aad st. ~ and itS f jalu. Drcyfu. to o'
Joseph Buttenwieser. demand. ....... %7,oo
77ths So. lb7 I'd av: Simon and Fannie -.
q. :? % s'q = %m h'Ip Rogers to ZOO
1otth 4: - i2Sw Vest End Az; Charlotte - ~
~ bhiru 10 selinh Hess, 2 yrs .,...:. lo,oO
1osth st. 8. 100 I'd av; David Tullooh,
any,. '.'. $1,000
ct al BY sdn 10 Geo II Byrd. yrs. 'e' 5000
Paul Mayer to julia D Plant, yrs. 1900
Henrv ~ SOM Ger t sn R hyman and
the Mutual Life ins co Of \ 7. iyr'.'... a2.oo
1Hoth ct. II =. 400 W Lenox Av; Lyman and 400
the Hutuai Life ms Co Of Y iyr - 1900
14oth ut, n g. 525 " Lenox av: Hyman and
Henry SOM, also solomon Rothfeld, to
the Mutual Life lns Co of N Y lyr...... 1900
1tlst st. ss. 100 Lenox av: LYMAN and
Henry SOM, also solomon Rothfeld, to
the Mutual Life Ins Co Of N Y, lyr...... 1900
Hist at. SIS. $50 W Lenox av; Hyman and
Henry Som. also solomon Ruthfeld. to
tho Mutual Life Ins 90 Of n Y, / yr....... 1900
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New York and Boston All Rail.

Y. Z, n IT. Z TT, II r. am cONnectlon
From Grand Central Station,
Leave, By way OF Dus.
E.u4 An, Springfield aud Worcester $50 ".
1000 AM THEW London and PrOVidence8'oO n.
llu;O2 AM.,"New London and Providence 4i26 PM
l2;Ou NJ, Springfield aud Worcester 800 PM
IL: p NJ, Air Line via WillmAuur 500 PM
Loo NJ New London and Pr violence. ! 90 NJ
300 Pm ,"New l. nhou aud Providence $500 M
400 NJ ,"'yringhrld and Worcester. 1880 PM
$500 +. VI. ,-N"w London and Prov drncel 90 PM
$1,000 J. VI ,+Springhrld and Worcester $40 AN
II2 90 VI .'N"w London and Pr evidence - IS A NJ
ERuu- dSily. Inrnling SInIal,
ttPay state Limited all parlrr cArs. fare o.. In
clldmg pArlur 'arEeIi.
iAir Line Limitel. arrives aud depart from Park
Square station, Boston Return service same hour
and by same route. IWilI stop At 10Th ST.
Through pArlor and sleeping cars by each traiE1
Q. 7. HEAPSTEAD. Gen. PAss A0s1A
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FOrecloanre Suita.

at Nicholas av. q. rs n ] 18th st. 75x1oo: Charles
EsSers W n Security and Trust Co: foreclos lien
atty, b Kelly.
SD at. SIS, 226 West End av, 25x1oo.b: VIM
Vaughan VS. Morris Mandelstein ct nj; httys Edward
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

SCHEDULE IL EFFECT MAY IL. 1899.
FOR TIE WEST.
Leave New York, South Ferry Witch all TerminGD.
and foot Of Liberty street. Time shown Is from
south Ferry. Leave Liberty street minutes later.
daily. Except sunday. sSundAys
CHICAGO, 1870 A, NJ. liberty street only. Sl;20
P. NJ. and -l2:lU night.
PIrTSBrRG. "I:3O A. NJ. ndberty street only1.
CiSCiSNATi, ST. louis. .s,6s A. NJ s6,6S p. NJ.
~12:lO night.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
EWAsUINGION. BALTIMORE t7ib5. ~p;bb DINER,
"1l:25 A. NJ. Diner. t12;b5 P, VI, Diner) .l:26
diner. -2'55 {" Royal Limited. axcl4siyely Pull.
man Tram. Dncrj. 400 Diner. -56h p. NJ Diner
and ~ IL night. NORFOLK. tl2:5h P. NJ.
All trains are illuminated with Pintsrh Light.
Offices. ll3 lT2 2hl. iS4, 1924 broadway. rs
Union 81. W, 81 BOwery. y y 388 Fulton st., 1870
Graham ay.. brooklyn: Whitehall Terminal and Lib.
destination.
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Railroads.
NETWORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY,

Trains leave foot Of ", A2d at. as follows u6 min
utcs earlier from Franklin stJi
Tx a. M.-Day express for all stations to Os-
'oC wego: Connections for Lakes Mohonk, Min
newAska and KlamCsha Parlor cars
Q.I 4. Mountain Express to Ellenville. LIB
az - erty and intermediate stations, Lake Kane
shA and White Lake. Parlor cars.
.n0 4. VI. saturdays onlyJ-Stations TO Ellen.
.OO Vile Rockland Lake Kame-ha, and White
Lake. IArlor cars,
Ok T.. M.-Vestibule Limited. Stations TO FL
OIL - lenville, Rockland. Lakes Mohonk Mime.
waska, KtAmeshA and White Lake. Parlor cars.
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". - caGo daily Stops at Mildlotown, Liberty.
J.. Manor Walton, Norwich. Oneida. :Oswego, Niagara
FAlls. Wagner sleeper and Reclining Char Car
tsoatE free through to Chicago via Wabash.
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L broadway, \. Y. y. Y. Transfer Co. checks bag
gage from residence e. destination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-18
Auction SAILOR.

At the New York Real Estate Salesroom yes
tfrday Peter F. Meyer a Co. sold. in fore
closure. the f1ve-story stone front dwelling,
leasehold. No. 10 Beekman place. to the plain
tiff. Susan Daab. for 5000.
BRYAN l.. Kennedy h Co. sold, In foreclosure
the two-story brick building. No 80 Vande-
water street. TO Catherine Walsh for $S.925.