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Two women, sent to the island for
the same period today, bearing the
same surname. became insane ut the
same hour. were taken to Bellevue
for observation and examination on
the same boat. wore the same kind
OF dresses, have their hair eombed
the same way, and have the Same
vagarics and illusions. This is what
might be called an insane colnci-
dence, New York Letter.
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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-03-25
Notice Of Special Election.

Wadsworth New, March 16 1899.
Notice is hereby given that a special election
will be held at the school house in the tcwn of
wadsworth, Washoe County, Nevada, on Sat
urday, the sth day Of April, 1899, for the pur-
pose Of ratifying an action of the Legislature
authorizing the Board of School Trustees of
School District No. II in the said town Of Wads-
worth to issue bonds in the sum OF fifteen thous-
and dollars to build new school house In the
town of Wadsworth at which election the polls
will be open at O'Clock n. IN and close at .
o'clock p. m. Of said day. All in favor n issne-
ing bonds will vote: Bonds-Yes; all opposed
will vote: Bonds-No. BY order of the Board
Of School Trustees. j. w. O'BRIEN,
Clerk.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-03-25
Our Combination

For the benefit OF our subscribers the
WADswoRTH DISPATCH has adeAacom-
bination with the San Francisco Bulle-
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The Bulletin gives the full Associated
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ers throughout the county sixteen hours
ahead of the San Francisco morning
papers, and by this combination we have
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scriptions be paid in advance and there
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Try the com bination for three months
and we are satisfied that you will renew
at the expiration of that time. Address,
with cash,
WADswoRTH DIsPATCH,
Wadsworth, Nevada.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-03-25
MINING LEGISLATION.

The following is a summary of the min
ing law passed by the last Legislature,
which amends the Act of March 16,
1897:
Section l. Section two of the above
named Act is hereby amended SO as to
read as follows:
Section two. Before the expiration of
l20 days from the posting of the notice
OF location, the locator shall sink dis
covery shaft upon the claim to depth
OF at least ten feet from the lowest part
OF the rim of such shaft at the surface,
or deeper if necessary, TO show by such
work lode o: deposit of mineral in
place. A cut, or crosscut, or tunnel,
which cuts the lode at depth OF ten feet
or more, or an open cut of at least ten
feet in length along the lode from the
point where the load may be in any
msnner discovered, shall be equivalent
to discovery shaft.
Section two in the new Act relates to
Ino indIktuR vi placer CLAIMS.
Sec. 3. Section fourteen of said Act
is hereby, amended SO as to read as fol-
lows:
Section fourteen. Within ninety days
of the posting OF the notice of location OF
placer claim, the locator shall perform
not less than twenty dollars worth OF
labor upon the claim for the develop
ment thereof. and shall have recorded
by the Mining District Recorder and
aud the County Recorder OF the district
and county in which the claim is stuat-
ed a certificate which shall state the
name of the claim, designating it as
placer claim, name OF locator or locators,
date of location, number OF feet or acres
claimed, a description OF the claim with
some natural object or permanent mon
unent, 50 as to identity the claim, and
the kind and amount of work doue by
him as herein required, and the place
on the claim where said work was done.
Sec. 4. Two new sections are hereby
added to said act, which shall be known
as section "a and section 25, and section
a of said Act shall be known as and
numbered section rs.
Section twenty-fonr. Certificates of
location and OF labor and improvements
necessary to hold claims need not be-
sworn to, and are not required to be in
any specified form, nor to state facts in
any specified order; bnt must truly
state required facts.
Section twenty-five. Where there is
no mining district or where a district
having once existed the residence of the
officers within the district and their
places of business within the district
where the books are kept are not pub
licly known, district recording shall not
be required of the locator or claim own
er. But recording Shall be required in
the office of the County recorder in all
cases as well where there is district
recorder as where there is none.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIT
/ ED STATES FOR THE STATE OF NE
VADA.
In the Matter of
PATRICK AHERN,
Bankrupt. IN BANKRUPTCY.
To the creditors of Patrick Ahern, of Wads
worth, in County of Washce and District afore-
said
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th day
OF February, 1899. the said Patrick Ahern was
adjudged u bankrupt and that the first meet
ing of Creditors of said Patrick Ahern will be
held at Carson tity, Nevada, ON the 10th day Of
March, A. ID. 1899. AT ten o'clock in the fore
noon, ut which time the creditors may attA I'd,
prove their claims, appoint a trustee, exni ne
the bankrupt, and transact such other bu>ii.ss
as may properly ,o.Iie b,fUrc said meeting.
March i! I9lg r.. ID kANDERiIE ETH,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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In the District Court Of the
United States.

For the District OF Nevada.
No |, Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge and
Order Thereon. Secs. IA and 3d. III Bankruptcy.
In the Matter of Patrick Ahern, Bankrupt
TO the Honorable Thos. p. Hawley: Judge OF
the District Court of the United States for the
District of Nevada.
Patrick Ahern, OF Wordsworth. in the County
OF Washoe and State OF Nevada, in said Dis
trict, respectfully represents that on the 18th
day of February, last past, he was duly ad
judged bankrupt under the Acts OF Cons ress re-
lating to bankruptcy; that he has duly surrend-
cred all his property and rights OF property,
and has fully complied with all the require
ments of said acts and the orders OF the Court
touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays tnat he may be decreed
by the Court to have full discharge from all
debts provable against his estate under said
Bankrupt Acts. except such debts as are ex-
cepted by law from such discharge.
Dated this 2snd day of March, A. ID. 1899.
PATRICK AHERN,
Bankrupt.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
United States of America, District of Ne.
vada, ss.
On this 2snd day of March, A. d, 1899 on read.
ing the foregoing petition. IT is
ordered by the Court that A hcaring ba b.a
upon the same on the 18th day OF April, A. D.
1897 before said Court at Carson City in said
District AZ !" O'Clock In the f0renoon: and that
notice lhereoi De published in "WADswORTH
DISPATCH newspaper printed IN said Dis
trict and ihsf all known creditors and other
persons IN interest mag appear ut In. said ,imt
and place and show carse IL any they ma 50,
why the prayer Of the suid pct; tior-r should Of
be gran'ed
And II Further oriorsd os the Court, that the
Clerk shall send BY mail % al snow er,t; tors
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WADsWoRTH WAsHoE COUNTY, SATURDAY

copies OF said petition and this order, address,
ed to them at their places of residence as
stated.
Witness, the Honorable Thos p. Hawley,
Judge of the said Court, and the seal thereof,
at Carson City, in said District, on the 22nd
day of March. A. d. 1899
T. J. EDWARDS
Clerk
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-03-25
BORN.

McRACKEN-1n Wadsworth, Nevada, March
~ 1890 to the wife of s.. w. McRaclSen, IA
daughter.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-03-25

We buy and sell exchange on New York,
Chicago. Sun Francisco and other points in the
United States: also on London, Paris Berlin,
Genoa, Bcllinzona, Copenhagen, Stockholm,
and other cities In Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Broome-st. No SO. corner Coumbia-st 25x37;
Morris weinstein 10 William Dudgeon, ex- -.
WiIlls-ave No l45, s. 25xs16: Rufus Cow
Ing. jr. referee Conrad G Strube 1885
i07th-st, 200 IT Of Amsterdam-av 25x
100. II; Emma I TopltZ TO the Home for the
Aged Of the Little Sisters OF the Poor. City OF . ~
Theodore Stein ct al TO Josephine Bleer..... 1900
referee 10 John Goodwin. e.'...'-...."... 1850
100 IL; Henry Seymour and another TO Edwin - ~
Coggeshall ct al........::.......... Zl"
6Jth-st. n s. "a II Of Madison-ave. 25xloo5; . -
Jacob Russak 10 Frank Russak. ............... %2'
~ MAJ Nv l. Edward, '''. .4..".......... l45o
sd-st Nos IA and 76 East. ooxlooll Eliza 20 M
beth Klein, executrix 70 Moritz Neuman. ooW
loth-st No Az TO 446 East. 20 lx92. Ok irreguer;
NORTH Weissberger and another 10 simon on M
Canaiesi No Az s. 2lxa0x irregular: Annie
Van Buskirk ct al TO Edmund D Randolph
Same property; George Van Buskirk. executor 10 70
Beaver-st No 40 n g. Is. lOx9Oxl3 9x0O Gerald 80
Berry 10 Arthur Berry. ~
Same property. Carroll Berry 10 zane. ~
Same property Annie Varet ct al 70 same .'.; !"
l7th-s s. S9.4 II Of 2d-ave, 224xlOo Samuel M o
Gale executor. Charles Murphy. 80 III
Madison-ave. n T. 20S u from n coz Kings
bridge Road. 23xloo; John Twname to Mar N m
oth-st 800 It 2d-ave 21x75 Mitchell HALL - "a
day Jacob Roses and another. - i'oo
Washington-st: Christiana NJ Bohm et al to 4, M
Tin othy g Selew 'i''
a bnrs a. az to George 81 John 775O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. I (speciaD. -To-nights wheat prices
are We over Saturdays The popular mood was 70
'eise on anything encouraging for a rally. there
'e'ns no disposition now al so low a price ana
after so long a decline TO stick TO the short side
II there can be any pretence for buying. May
opened eslkc 10 s8tsc sold between 6sA dSsc and
tsc, and closed at e91sc sellers. The December
closed al ei%c; the July at 6sl496sssc The orange
sVoo Farmers" December crop report was bulhsh
shc The best help the buyer had. 1t made the con
o'uon OF winter wheat 90, compared with 10 last
year II declared the plant east Of the Rockies rank
ana sappy, and peculiarly susceptible 10 injury by
eoio weather 81 added that there was more ny
through the Ohio and Mississippi valleys than even
'he farmers themselves imagined 1t made the
WINTER wheat area east Of the Rockies A62OWo
"a compared with %, 1000 acres harvested this
an The report had the more influence because
80 Aap to-day showed q sudden drop in teinpera-
49, everywhere. with some severe winter cohui-
~, sho no snow The statistics were genera!Iy
.+si' Decrease in the visible OF los0o ousheis'
So shipments Of only 5.435Ooo busheis ana
e@se On passage. Primary receipts were not
A., thrd OF last years. The trade was no'
rally
,h was weak for the nearby futures: STEADY
T may December lost &c; January. Ae TO nc,
a, V'oseo where II did Saturday; December cioseo
Ssc' January at zoe; May 324c to 3z<c Inc
r.
VIZ easing 1t is expected the present cold weather
Increase the farm movement To-days IN
M Noh was $40 cars: the estimate for tomorrow
AZ, samples were Nc lower. The local STOCK
A., bushels. increased 100 bushels. The VS.
b. Increased 10000 bushels. Liverpool was hd
Seaboard clearances were $4,000 bushels
g.. p' thought there more selling out OF long
YIN Tor the McCord account
-, hed their own in spite OF the corn weakness
h.SUe there was capital cash demand 2ooooO
s1s-' es SOLD by one shipper. December closed at
~ May 24c TO 2S7sc. Receipts were zos cars
n M wv estimated for tomorrow. Clearances were
~ bushels. The visible increased 3s4 900 bushels
- 'ocai stock, $4,000 bushels. increased 1900
nv. Aseeo was slow but steady. unchanged 10 1sc
n W saturday December closed at 81 Ssh; May
I'D cash. 81 49, The three points had l4i cars,
'SiDsred with 10 year ago
DIVISIONS were Arm. with more outside trade
D.. Do with the quiet Cudahy buying ETH going on
nakers were sellers on the swell. Pork gained
70 INC; lard, SC; ribs 21sc TO &c. Hogs were &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
Real estate.
INSURE YOUR TITLE.
tFrom ~ T. Press Dec. 81. 1881
WANTS THE MANAGES SHARE.
His Widow Sues for a Redivision Of the
Big Annetta Estate.

FORT LEE, n. j., Dec. @.-The Annetta es-
tate which comprises about half the present
village OF Fort Lee. may have TO be redivioeo'
owing TO the fact that one OF the male heirs
was crazy when II was originally divided. He
was left out and his wife is fighting Tor ms
share OF the property.
II Mrs Annetta succeeds in establishing her
claim it will invalidate all the sales and mort
cages effected since the first division OF the
estate was made. unless the heirs reach an
amicable settlement with her
Much OF the property has been sold since II
was first distributed, and houses have been
erected on II. So much OF the land has been
transferred that the case might lead TO endless
complications
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
60 ubom u man Concern.
WHEREAS CHARLES T. IMBRIE sole part

WHEREAS CHARLES f. IMBRlE, sole part
w ner in the business heretofore conducted at Number
is Street the city Of New orh under the I'm
name ana style OF ABBEY lMBRlE. died on the Ord
day OF November. 1899. and Ill, a..
WHEREAS said nrm has business relations WIN tI S
egn countries and has transacted business "i'h'h s
state for more than three wears and ,.. u,
WHEREAS The undersigned assignee ana appolhtee OF
said Arm desires The said business ana TO- use
the said nrm name Of Abbey & Imbre. -
NOW THEREFORE,. ]. CHARLOTTE NJ InbRiD an
executrx OF the Will snd testament OF Charles r.
Jmbrs heceased whose residence Ia No. " West l'In
Street IN the city. County and State OF New YORK 90
hereby certify n pursuance Of the statute IN such case
made and provided that am the person continuing he
uss OF and hereafter dealing under the nr name on NJ
hey Imbrie that the principal place OF nutlnsss
said Arm Is Borough OF Manhattan IN .he -
New York County Of New York and state OF Ne" 10TH
Do'e'' wv ' CHARLOTTE NJ. IMBRlE,
A. r..v,r,, ~ the last VIII and Testament OF Charies
r. Imbrir. deceased -. VI
o. 49, o2rd dav 81 November lAb before me PEI.
.onally appeared CHARLOTTE ~ lMBRIE. eHecurih OF
,ta ia,, WuI and Testament OF Charles p lmbrle &c
nsed 10 me known and known 70 rae TO De me me-,
,sai de.rrfbei in and executed the foregoing N
s~ent and she acknowledged 10 me mat SIC eAeeu.oa
,h AS such for the uses and purposes
therein described -, $50, ,o,.rv r,,btc \ Y Co
Cancelled lOc. revenue stamp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
REAL ESTATE.
SALES OF WEST SIDE PROPERTY FOR IN
VEsTMENT THE FEATURE OF
YESTERDAY,S BUSINESS.

Vacant property the upper West Side inquired
conspicuously In yesterdays real estate transac-
tons The sale OF seven story apartment house
a reported price OF ;ls5,Oo0 was also included In
the days Items, but n reported sale OF another
apartment house. the Schuyler. at Nos. 80 and 81
West Forty-ffth-st. was denied by the Interested
parties 1t was also reported that tho old ST.
stephens Protestant Episcopal Church. In Forty
slxth-st. between Fifth and Sixth ayes, had been
sold.
Realty Company to an investor. the, vacant lot.
southwest corner Of sixty-ninth-st and groadwaiy
ao for Se Realty the four
story building No. 1879 Broadway, p feet front pc
yestor, who will make extensive alterations to the
building
Flake & Bowling have purchased from MS Eliza Eliza
beth Clark the vacant lot, D.6xlCO. on the north
side OF Fifty-elghth-s. 800 feet west OF Eighth-aye
John ~ Golding and Samuel Goldstlcker were me
the Junction Of the Grand Circle. Eighth-ave. and
Fftyeghthst, fronting 200 feet on the street pur-
ton sale held by the Emo estate last October Inc
buyers thus control frontage Of 22o,6 feet on
Ffty-eghth-st, 4Os15 feet on Eighth-aye.. l25A on
the Grand Circle, 1854 on the rear line and lco
the westerly line.
Labor q Beringer are reported TO have sold the
new seven story elevator apartment house, lot ox
1CO the northwest corner OF Park-ave. and Sew
enty-fourth-st.. for Leo Wise to William Vogel'
for sS5,OOO This is said to be an investment pur-
Mandebaum Levine have sold the plot. 4oxsS;
Nos. % and Is Thompson-st. The purchaser will
improve the plot by erecting six story 1athouse
KhmS N IS SSs lGa5STs
John A. Murray sold to Caleb A. Hines the three
hrst-st for about $4,000.
NeWYorK Real al" Estate saIesroom yesterday both
OF which were in foreclosure The parcel offered by
John Godns consisting IL 81 .1s two I'VE, story OTSs
Jennings-st.. sold to the plaintiff for $500. The
sale Of the other offering was adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

waies-ave g. 1875 II g OF i45th-st, for two three
story frame tenement houses 22x52 Henry Rick.
No 45O Wales-ave. owner. W Ringrose, ar
chltect .....'....' 80 -.
frame buildlnes-stable 80 4x24 4. dwelling
house i5sxie4 Dempsey, No o5o west
32d-st owner; w Cole. No 403 West olst-st,
5,h-ave and llOth-st n g corner for a three story
brick hotel. lO4. 7xlO0; Joseph Oussan, No lis
Fast 31st-st, owner '''''s' ..''
24th-st Nos 1903 to Ill West. for seven story
brick warehouse, J0xl03.l0, II Homer No
30 West 6sth-st. owner; Harding a. Gooch, No
253 Broadway. architects ;......'':..
Elsmere Place s r. 225 II W Of Marmion-ave. for
two story frame and brick dwelling house,
p 3x5O.6; James Cotter. premises, owner: {
Clark. architect.
Crinton-ave e g. 100 II OF l76th-st, for four
two story frame dwelling houses, 2i.6Ko3.o.
II & Clark. No Ils East i'u-s' owners
9 Clark, architect
Penfold-ave : :, 100 Il Of southern Boulevard.
Tor two two story frame dwellings, 5
" II Bolton owners; & Clark archtect.....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Guldera Meme 10 Ernst Marx-Nathan Company
i SToSN-sV y.,rs corner OF 500 90
same 10 same. Brook-aye corner St Paurs :, ~
Same to i same BrooEeave. e. 342 It St
Paul's Place end four adjoining lots l2oxlO6 :, M
years five mortgages, each. .......... Nv"
Pereme AbSam 90 Lsd9 3 aSE:o. a 5smand 1900
Adeson S'f Thomas and Moses Stone to Charles
Earwicker. Nos l4O and l42 East l7th-st' IN M
Brown s Jane A. to Mary walker, No 100 West 81 ~
Peters william Il. to Bmlgrant Industrial
ings Bank No i4s West 66th-st, / year. 1900
Gelker Adele to Equitable Savings sossy
strubel. Conrad C, 70 Elizabeth clifford Wills ooo
R ave NO r 1so TO- seamens Bank for savings
65th-st n s. "a IT OF Madson-ave years. 3D."
Hofeier David to Leopold Blum ct al trustees :, 70
Roosevelt. Augusta E to the LAWYERS M o.
ss aiprsncs SoPsan' o.n.a.e $500
Alien Ethan. trustee, to Mutual LIE Insurance. n.
Company, 47th-st. 100 It Of shave; also ~ ~
4eths ST6 e Q! s,hI AVE. sssr, %"
se iIS II Timothy 90 G. 10 Ambrose Ely No $50
Nenmani %oTs, to Conrad stein 70 East
same met to same SsarN No Il East sdst 1900
Class John. jr. Sarah Powell. Nos S3o and "a, N
s 90 " Ella O. Wits same property X year. 1000
Murphy Charles F, 10 Pauline Wolf. No 800 East M
Raac Rs EMILY yndiS to Elisha and Webb
and another, executors, etc No $50 West list ~ M
R = b, Ia, 70 ,5 M?.sss Com
st JShn. Ge 7as % S7hust 1900
KEEL " wa so7 a .0 so etsIsve 1900
GG0dwn NJ S0s ~ Vest e aS sst.t 1000
Arthur George W. 20 William Sturr and an
other trustees. Elton-ave. % II OF 10th 80 ~
psnneoke Edward. to the Board OF Home Missions
OF the TEesoy N % yysst ss,h.t years 1900
De LENA, Estella A. ct al 10 Emgrant Indus
s STia Sa yeas nanh " CIV - 400
Otto Richard F. 10 Sarah L Horn. Washington -
ave = 400 II Of lT1st-st, years.......,.,, lloD
Bsy Zs,.e sI A.n TO AP Ne los 1900
Mclaughlin, Sarah. German Savings Bank. - -
l85th-st 8 2 Tnton-ave, year......'..... 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
petiiicn in Bankruptcy.
IINITED STATEs DISTRICT COURT for Did

southern District OF New YORK. In the Matter Of the
petition OF Antonio Mascoveere 81 AL 20 have Francesca
Aiello declared Involuntary bankrupt summons 10
Inc above named Francesca Aelo: You are hereby sum
noned the District Court Of the u y OF Al via.
m and FOR the District OF New York 10 be hee4
M the Post Building In the Borough OF Manhattan
city OF New York said District, on the 9th day g
January 1900 al O'Clock IN the forenoon 20 appear
plead answer demur 10 the petition OF Antonio MAS
Giuseppe Mognocavelo and Carmine Laico IN
our aid court praying that you be adJudged bank
rn and in case your failure appear plead answer
s Adjudication will be made against you accord
ing 10 the PRAYER OF the petition. HAYS GREENBAUM
q HERsHFIEI.D. Attorneys for Petitioners once ana
posi- ofce address. No i4i Broadway Borough Of Man
haitian city OF New York To the above named Fraa-
cssco Ai.o: The summons served upon you
by publication pursuant TO an order OF Hon. Aaason
Brown one Of the Judges OF the United states Dste
onrt Tor the Southern District OF New York dated the
asth day OF November 1899 aud ned with the petition IN
he once Of tho clerk OF said court in the Post Omes
Ruualns in the Borough OF Manhattan City OF New YORK
Usvs Greenbaum Hershhed, Attorneys for PeutionsrA
esisd New York November 2sth. A. D. l1So