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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-11-08
PROPOSED AMENDMENT 70 CON.
S1|TUT|0N.
Be it Resolved by the House of
Representatives, the Senate
COncurring.

THAT THE FOLLoWlNG PROPOSED
i amendment, of section Il? of the cohsitu-
ton of the S,atrof North Dakota. ratih- To
the assessment, of railroads. cypress COM
panie> freight inc companies. car ruuipm mt
companies. sleeping car companies. din NJ
car companies trlr@ra ph companies and te :
legiSatr assembly of the state of North Ih-
kota. be and the same is hereby agreed H.
and said am"dmenl shall he submitted to the
people at TIN" next general election.
AMENDMENT.
So. Tina section l.9 of the constitution OF
the state of North Dakota he amended tn
read as follows:
10. III property. rNrrpl rs hereinafter in
this sect ON provided. shalt he assessed in lhr
county. ity. township town. village or dis
,rirt i'll which j, is situated. in ,hr manner
prescribed by law; The franchise, roadway.
luadh,d. rails and rollins. stock of all rail
~ o. all empress r"lnp'nl">. freight 'inr com
pani'> car equipment companies. Sleeping
car companies. dining car companies. irIr-
graph or telephone companies ar corporal ions
op,ri.trd i'm this state ana used directly on
Indirectly in the carry ing of persons. proper
" or messages: shall j." assessed by the stat,
and such assessed value shall hr apppr,ionrd
tn the counties. cities. towns. villages. town
ship and districts i'm which such rairoed
companies. express companies. sleeping car
companies. dining car companies. trlrgr" pin
and telephone companies are located OF
through which They are operated as Il basis
for tue taNa at, snr pr."r,Y: in proper
property within such counties. cities. towns
villages. townships ans, districts or over
which amy part of such property is used or
lagos. townships and districts. But should
any railroad allowed amy portion of its road
way To he used for amy purpose o,ner than the
operation of Il railroad thereon. such portion
of its roadway. while used. shall he AS
>t>ed in ne manner provided for the ASSESS
mrnt of other real property.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-11-08

NoTICEOF FINAL. PROOF. Land office
at Fargo. Nd. Oct, !. 1900 Notice is hereby
given that the following-named settler has
filed notice of his intention To make final five
years proof in support of his claim and that
said proof will he made before Oscar ID. Purin-
tom clerk district court at his office at
Coopcrstown. Grig.S Co. y. d.. on Nov. To-
1900. viz:
OLE T. BGTNAN.
II. F.. No. 2ll4a. of Jessie T.. o.. Grigss CO.. y.
d.. for the nwl4 of Sec. No. Is. i'm Twp. NO.
AS II. of Ry. no. 80 W.
utnamc> the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon. and rultiva-
ton of. said land. viz: Charles johnson. Ole
c. Thingelstad. Ole O. Trostad .IenS Thingrl
stad, all of Jessie T.. o. y. ID.
CHAS. y. VALENTINE. Register.
John q. Ole. Agent lu-+
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-11-08
Summons

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County of Griygs.
Ii DiSlr Court Fifth Judicial District
Northern Pacific Railway Company.
pl:,in1 it1
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-11-08

T'ary Rr>>ltr and John T. Odegard.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-11-08

For sale bv H. II. BATEMAN 4 CT
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Cilnton-st. No - 20xl0o2. Samuel v-ach+ ~
celia FUCHS and another. ~ q-o
Barnun estate AGorrisa1ia v--, nap y par 4, OF
referee, % Layid Marx. -.-....-.. - 500
lStthgs No Pa West lsxao Joseph L O. Brien
ao+5 sal - M = :, F VII 10 l475o
- - 20 Mayer Auerbach- -.--... 100
9ehnS w. 70 richard 6rother ana
ss E1tse = '+9 9, . ...-..---. is 800
5aole.l 10 JoHn L and Joseph A T0scani 10 on0
o- 1. No East 25xl005; Babette Lehman 10
s7T GaIgy sh sIa AID another Us 600
go f.a 70 % f5ederiek Van WICK .,....... 3 500
1870 go No Is6 n : a4s7 = W OF Avenue p Peter
5enlIilel ana another. executors etc. to Ben
2lst-st 10 It Of 2d-ave 2s s1a2: c5are: 1000
55-elus'uFg 10 William Schmidt. ..-.... 40 500
7isoaeNay corner 14sth st. 80 IIxfO0; Richard
c Ssgna9 and a395her EXECUTORS Farr1 IS 600
1.evf Williams to Alfred waEstaft 2s2 900
S0l6-5c- 80 70 - 8 25Tloo Gerson Lyman
S9th- No 20 East. io7xos p HERR " i-nEer
20 William A iteas- a-o
same property: Edward ) Wilkinson ct al ex-
54th-sJ. Nos 2s5 and 287 West a-Ixio0. lanes ''
l7tb ~ niT Ne e. a to John W Queen - $50
81 - -, ~. No III East, 25x92; James Whitfield
1a-L a. 70 'ulr !" Queen 90 600
-' s ~, n 200 Z " y 4tl-ave 25x32; John F
ssh 19nei TO Tao7oa. AdaIas rs 900
George p Kent. referee 10 Joseph Sternaver % ono
'oIh-st- No East. 25x102.e: Edward H Iandon
70 Arthur L T1=sher. - 600
n6tA-st Ne loo East, I7xIOO1I. susan ] Rise
dorf to Alice NJ Thebau
same property; Annie I. Brown 81 al to same
same property William lie Count another.
executors. ooo
ll8r1-st $ . # = OF Lenox-ave 50xlOo 10:
israel Lebov5ttz to William Nick!as- ...-...
lllt4,st No 10 East. 1J-11x1oO1I, Louis II Levy
Liberty-st Nos ia and 11e a 4x52 ,,e,isr--t
Nos 10 and l21 45x59. Front-st No 80 % sx
% A4Irei Nasstan 70 John T Williams 900
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STORAGE NOTICES.
HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Office 200 West "4-h-sr

HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
Office 800 West c4-h-sJ
To Ms NJ. r. Alderman. Mrs. May 2.
Adams Martha Be- lamy. lirs F D. Bond,
". J. BoiEht. Nora Broderick N Buck
ley. BUshman Irene. Eugene ?. Callahan,
A Denis 4 a Dodge or wife Thomas
Eldershav or wife Fraser Manufacturing
Company or s 8. BrowuelI- Louis Freed
man J. 4 GondseI. George Gor1o7 e.
? Graves or Mrs. T. " Eatherlv. " L.
HaEedCr1 OF Rel.P FalrrEout. Mrs Hart,
Louis 2 Howard. Mrs E G. Hun. Frank
keenan,. 2 y. Eendr.ck. Mrs. Mary Lamb.
Henry Ls-e or wife Lizzie Ma pletor. Frank
2 Miller. George H McAcaru- Daniel Nc
Gamma OF wife Frank Nc roszen, Nc
kerna. Joseph. OF wife Dr. rhos- J.
Murphy. VI A Perkins Mrs. Jacob Roo
insou, Mrs. C. 2. Subway or daughter.
D. T H Slater Christian Schmidt. MI
Ton smith 7 r. Studlev. @ G. " Van
Horn William Wagner Mrs. Marv Ward
Thoras x White Aur- r WooGman-
= on and each Of you are hereby notified
thar the HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PER
sCNAL EFFECTS deposited and stored in
these warehouses BY YOU or IN your names
respectively wii be sold az public auction.
and the proceeds applied 70 the payment
cr the storage charges and the expenses
Of the sale said auction vii tcze place
AZ these Warehouses. 800 West Saith Street
New York gtrv ON Mondav. March 9th
1909 al To A ard VIII De continued
each succeeding Monday al me same time
and place. until tlr sale is completed
TTAFGF7R STORAGE WAkEHOt SIS.
CHAS. p. CORBIT Manager
New York. February 18th lsi1
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RUy4W4T EyGLIsF BOY STOPPED.
rARE,s-s Ask The BRITISH CoNsUL-GENERAL TO
SEND HIM HOME.


-hs runaway career 81 Arthur Harris, well
csssed young EugIishman. eighteen years old was
nTosghr 70 Sudden haLr yesterday He came into
pr- n company with his older brother Robert
harris 0n the Atlantic Transport liner Marquette
TON London, and the steamer was
locked he was takea 70 the Barge Office. where ne
vas detained looking strangely out Of place among
the u clad e-nlgrsnts His detention was ordered
oy Percy sandersoa, the British COnsul-5eneral
here who had received q dispatch from Harrts's
parents. in England. saying that the lad had run
sway from home on the Marquette and asking that
DC - sent back
n Sance-son said thar the Two young men were
ne sons Of wealthy stock broker in Betchworth,
Surrey, and that Robert the older son. on
MS way 10 Kansas 70 engage il ranchng there
Inc younger Harris said yesterday that MS father
hac paid G handsome sum 70 have him become an
ar1lclec pupil ia the locomotive construction de-
lsrErnelt o. Ehe NJr- hEesTeru Railroad Company
y II Horks ~ sOwe. and that ne had worked there
-ef abouT eighteen months He spoke Of desire
u accompany hts brother 10 America and Of a Ger
- pretty glr- 49, The causes Tor MS leaving home
rs father mas ordered that the lads expenses
c-lslEe " hotel bills and passage. BE- paid up 70
80 The older son went 20 the Fifth Avenue
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c0rRr cALEgDARs ron ro-DAY.

-7.eie liyasioEl-supreEne C0urt-Bergre Van BrInt.
49,. zalssgs Patterson y Brfen and Ingraham- j -
.Se12 ! = a. Motions. Orders. Nos. y L. 30.
q = IL 3 q -. -. %. s.. IS 80. 10 ~ ~, -
PItias Court-spscizI Tern-PaEt Before LeveHtrt,
"a eucar called ~ 1870 IA.
-t1e E-4rT-5uec.al TsFul-Earr IL--E3efoTe STngth.
- qpels ~ ld-10 a. TX parte
fa1lrrs=CiaE EsTm--EaFr ILG--Eefore Freeo-
Preferred 49, z59i. 464S
~. al Cases unfinished
fesls gc1rt-SDseaI TeFHI--PzTt Before Bischon.
=. e1c TACT Eof 87B8. 2l5az. Case unfinished
ea~ gelTt-sDeclEl TeEu-PE-f F-9efess Law
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their Uptown
Office No. I242 Broadway % door north
u 31st-st. until o'clock o. m. udVer-
risaments received AZ the following branch
cflces ar regular Office rates until q clock
o. n. viz. "a sth-aye-. e. 2. cor --id-st.
fSa 6th-ave-- cor i2fh-st.. Macy :. utn-
ave and I4th-st. 40 columbus ave. near
West 6sith- ST l0B West 42d-st-. near 9th
ave- 90 Eat i4th-st- 81 West 4-d-st..
between TN and 9th aves LOB East 4tth-
A. gsc 1d-ave barweeu 10th ana IIth
sts i.o2G % ave. ne4g 6Ist-st-. Los lat
ava.
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STORAGE.

OFFICE OF DACB'S FIRST AVE. STOR-
AGE WAREHOUSE No. - 1st-ave.
New-York. January p 1890 The follow
ing named persons are hereby notified, as
the law directs. that the amount due on
goods stored in their several names must
De ,aid on or before March. 1900 az this
office or said goods viii be- sold az public
auction 20 pay charges and expenses Or
SUCH sale Thompson. Nelsel, Williams,
Dempsey. At Richter EruEer. Giles
Bertche- Kuhn Rardsheirner. CRUDE. Oh.
Herman. K Moran. O'Connor Hubner.
Pam. Eschhnrst Iohn Never. HaneL
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= sas announced yesterday in Wall Street that
-9s Corr Exchange Bank would soon absorb the
-1oans Bank with Offices No 300 West FOrty-sec-
mast This makes the NTH institution taken over
y y nc Corn Exchange Bank within the last year
- he previous cQUislrlOns. Lich now OPP
Setsc a. branches u The Corn Exchange Bank,
- Y been the Hudson River Bank. Aston Place
C 1--A snc Broadway Bank IN this borough. and The
a--t-ss County Bank. IN Long Island City The
---t BANK has a capital Of 800 co and sur
- q 6e.ss It's president Is Edmund Stephenson
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LIZ GAs SLrEATL0N-

ne directors q the New-Ansterdam Gas Com
pay me- yesterday. bur took no action bearing on
s1sting conditions 50 far they affect the local
u q rates = meeting OF the Executive Commit
= = q the Standard Cas- Light Company win be held
E-st. ~ which some definite announcement may
-l@l-cs Dy the protective committee
- Minority interests IN me Consolidated Gas
--.lpsny represented by George Alfred Lamb have
e1e 10 further move. rhus strengthening the fast
s.gNlEs impression that AL differences with the
-esSfzty faction are ii process q settlement
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BPADISH JOHNSON ESTATE INVOLVED.
SUIT BROUGHT WHICH Is LIKELY TO THROW
100000 WORTH OF PROPERTY INTO
THE AUCTION MARKET

The suit brought by Frederick J Middlebrook,
one Of the neirs Of the Bradish Johnson estate,
will probably throw a large amount Of valuable
Dropertv into the auction market Mr.. Middlebrook
has begun legal proceedings TO have a referee ap-
pointed 50 that an auctioneer may be selected and
a day decided upon for the sale Of the realty be-
longing TO the estate.
The aggregate value OF the real property involved
g estimated al about Sc 900 600 and includes par
GELS in various sections OF the city, in Westchester
County and in Suffolk County
Included in the list is the block bounded by Fly
tenth and Sixteenth and renth-ave. and the
North River with rights TO lands under water.
which is now occupied under lease al an annual
-er-al If ss7 600 BY the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad. the two blocks OF the east sioe OF
TueIftb-ave from Forty-seventh 10 Forty-ninth
81 extending on the west 10 the North River, WIN
isn5s under water wharfage and riparian rights;
he northwest corner Of Broadway ano IWehty-
S-Sr-st extending through 10 the aortileast cor
Ter Of Fffth-ave.. and the street lIe no
T7er Of sixth-ave and Twenty-nrst-sl-' ne noFll-
esst corner OF Elghth-ave. and Fo1r ne
southeast corner OF Eighth-aye ana IhlFty Slsnlh-
- the northeast corner Of Eignth-aVe ana Ihlrty-
.ass-eurb-st with two adjoining PaIceis III ne
srraet and about sevenfy-clght acres u iaHu Oh
l-Ias0Ufs Point Westchester County -,
Mr Johnson lived for q time az ne nor LIleeSt
.o--er If Fifth-ave. and Twenty -hfsl-sl-; II the
bolIse which was for while the nome Oh inc L'tos
Club
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Hnfnrnisheo Apartmenls 90 cet.

r-T.F.f5ANT Apartments bath steam
IL heated throughout not supply: all modern
movements: locality in city $40 10
81 Maruingside Heights. 40 and AID Vest
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REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
BY Levertritt. 7

Supreme Court
Leveutritt. 7.
Thorn Flanaga1-David Mcclure
Matter II fdirClCOCE-EaTold Nathan.
Wiilets Wertheiu -four cases}--Otto H0rTttZ
Buhler agt Spencsr-Wlhur Lsrreulore.
I-ese GiIbetT-Ira L BamberEer.
Bowers RoberT-CSeorEe N Van Hoeser
-Na-x-Nathan Company agt- Bookstaver-Ahra-
l. Jacobs
skinner Innes-Abraham A Joseph
AIT. JenninZs-Arthur D Truax.
De Jonge agt. Beudheim-Myron Oppenhein
BY Smith. 7.
Tradesnens National Bank National Security Com
panv- C1e-l.
Matter % REzs-John H RCzan.
Kellogg Biss-John 4 Rogau-
AldrlCh Duucan-Henry ". 8ookstaver.
Canrever Londol and Lancashire Fire Insurance
Comuany-HamiIton OdeN.
Rogers agr- Styles-Adam Wiener
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Smyth J.
EIeano- P AfcEwen agt James Adair ct aI.-John
French.
Howard y. Potter agt. James Adar ct aL-John
French.
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Real estate.

CET LIST OF REAL ESTATE AGENTS HAVING
II property along lines OF
Railroad Northern P. R Of y J, New Jersey < New
York R. r. and New York, Susquehanna & Western r
R. together with of suburban districts time tables
Erie Railroad Offices. 95T
Broadway. York and 331 Fulton street Brooklyn
lTONTCLAIR ~ j. REAL ESTATE
VI Office opposite D. l. & " Station.
WILLIAM ". TAYLOR and 4. 3. HOWE
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san FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. Feb. 15.-The official closing quo
2 -inr.s for mining srocks to-day follows.
REAL ESTATE.
TRANSACTIONS AT BOTH ENDS OF
FIFTH-AVE.

TRANSACTIONS AT BOTH ENDS OF
FIFTH-AvE.
Transactions in Fifth-ave. involving properties in
both the northerly and southerly sections of the
avenue comprised the important news in the real
estate market yesterday. A corner in the lower
part Of the thoroughfare was sold. while
ners fronting Central Park the dis
posed of. Part OF the latter transaction recalls the
trade involving the Nevada apartment house. 5
another parcel which figured in that deal has been
resold.
Boehrn & Coon have purchased from the Bert
estate the northwest corner Of Fifth-ave- and
Twenty-second-st. a plot 239x100, with five story
and basement brick business building, private
terms
Frederick southack & Co have sold for Flake &
Bowling the plot, 5O.5x100. at the south corner Of
Fifrh-ave and ne-huudred-and-ni nth-st., part OF
the property James McCreery gave in exchange for
the Nevada apartment house; they were also the
brokers for Maurice Uuternyer in the sale Of the
plot Of four lots. 10o11x10O the north corner Of
Fifth-ave and One-hundred-and-ninth-st Charles
L. Tiffany is the buyer Of both parcels.
Folsom Brothers have sold DR.. F. Il. Van
winkler No. . West NInth-st.. for so go.
Bernard Smyth & Sons have sold for c. ".
Luyster the four story brick and dwelling
house, 25xeo. No. IS West Eghty-sixth-st- for
about $4,000.
Carl E. Ranrup has sold for A Farber 10 Theo-
dore Brink the TWO four story double hathouses.
25x90x14O each. Nos. L51 and 1523 Westinghouse.
Leopold kaufman has sold 10 Wilmer A. Bald
win old buildings, Nos. % and 225 East Thirty
1rst-st-. plot 23xI00
I. J. Phillips & Co. were the brokers in the sale
OF No. 10l Riverside Drive for Clarence True.
The offerings az The New York Real Estate Sales
room resulted thus
BY Peter 2. Meyer Co.-Nos. 32l and 323 Third
St north side. 120 feet west OF Avenue D. +0x96,
seven story brick building shers sale of all title
which Neudorfer & Osnowttz and Jacob Osnowitz
as survivor had MAY 20 1896 since e
Rawlings for s. coo: No Madison-ave., side
SO feet north Fifty-thiTd-st. 26X95 four story
stone front dwelling house; foreclosure, to the
plaintiff for $1,000.
By Herbert 4. Sherman-Creston-ave east side
274 feet north Of observation-disclosures fourth
ST, I25xlc) four Two story frame dwelling houses;
BY McVickar & C0--NO- 80 Frankltn-sr- south
side 1917 feet east OF HOuston-st. &-2gx67 AK
q 2x57- three story brick and frame building;
execurrtx's safe. 10 Henry Benann, one Of the
RUsber & Babcock sold for Mr. E D. Hays No
90 West One-hlndred- and fourth-st three story
T7riyate dwelling house 16.sx50xlO0 private terms
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ton mentioned for the Liberty. Cedar and Front
81. parceI Is Szz1o.oO with a s13s.000 mortgage
eco Of which sl25o9o is mortgage Mr. Williams
VIII IT. Is SAID erect store and office building on
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Hllscella

xvTCIFTTE ENQEISIA, Vioette Exauisa. Volette
E.vq1sfst tine Of the Erandek products In Perfuu
-, Always in stock LAMMEs, ". 5Ttl-st 9Th ave
yrnfurnished HOUSES 20 Let s.'..sssst...
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

soS +, Fi5 a5 esa.I 9o Of f52a Edge
DeH ts4 9es Matthew. to Emile Murray. No
ADAMS, James. James Adam and Thomas Mar -0
IN trustees, etc 2sth-st. $. 35o It Of LIST
M. .,,-55ts William q cierrnania Life In
'ise ,1I+PanS' Hstn-sr 5. 2lo 4 OF 9th
Schmidt. William. TO charles a T4ausburg. 2lsi-
sherwood, Nancy L. and another 10 Emigranr In
dustria Savings Bank B2d-st n $ 1870 # 9 Of
Ag o;5ea War, MaEy 70 stasrt wing and an ~
Brother. Richard to George Ehret, 2d-ave, e s.
CoEsey. J9an + TO Farmers Loan and Trust Com
race and other prope--v sifof7Iny Isa- q
Meier Charles. 70 Eleanora L 5 Cenc. No q Le-
smith. Annie D, woman's Hospital in state
Of Nsv-Y9rk 54th-st, s, 62.6 # W OF Mad
Reed ed !, Ralph l to William Rankin. e2d-zt. :
Fame a2s-j to same ian same ProP2srty year as
30s T. OF Boulevard, years. ............... IL!
Or eher. Mary to Phillpiaa sisse1berger, CoIuu-
Gutenberg AdoIphus, William L Condir ct a.
trustees. No IS Goerck-st, and Nos a22 and s2+
DeianCey-sI. 3 years
T7scani John L and Joseph A. 70 Alexander Had
Friedho1 John P. 10 Irving savings Tnstitution
177th-st. or T-ernont-ave. corner 3d-ave.
Ehr-nan. Benjamin to peter Gomme and another.
Dvgyer, Margsret 70 American Mortgage COMPANY
Jackson-ave. corner l5sth-st, 3 years.. -;
No 10 West 10lst-st. years. .............. IS,
steriarn-ave, corner 1osth-st. years.. 81,
ave, n corner 1I4th-s5 3 So,
Schnoeriug. John, 10 Union Dime Savings Institu-
rion, West End-ave. corner e+th-st, years. 5Ot
Farrell John. 10 James McClenahan - al trustees.
etc Broadway. n = corner l4sth-st. year--.... 24
Fer-wagen, Edward c. AuKIste CIahren, HoUs-
Il 1898 4 " OF Bedf0ri-st years l0t
Seaman. John r. 10 Henry SchwarZwalder, guard
ian. No SO West 65th-st years. -....-... 15(
75 EN- 20 " Vest S2h 8s a:5e 2sat 81 a. nus
sperb. William. r and Anna C. 20 Frances
Leask. guardian etc. Broadway, easterly corner
Hyatt-st, 200 Il Ashley-sJ, etc years D.
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renee Causes to be from Part ~ FOR trial c.a,
aIonaay Fsbrlass 1900 Mart Vi-Ad'0urned
g7S9 supreme EeTsfed fsro. ggeTPa yIT-Bef F
PsfsTred xo 1 a7o efq os,I McA dam
Supreme CoIrt-Trial Tern-Part TIr-Before Beach 7
5a17 ss2s issss t sss 500 500
1910 31SS 6S57 COOS. 4TI4 597s ass7 554e cas-:
Supreme cou n TerFaEs Iv-Befare MacLeau
finished -'''' Far' III FOR trial Case IN
supreme cou It TsrnPart v-Before o'Gorman
causes 70 be sent from Part III for trial case IN
supreme couT1--Trtal Tern-Part vII-Before Glider
E ok sos 30 LES Day calendar: Nos $50
<922 ios t.l9 41iS 2255, Sal. Ass 46Il 9s52 BOA
supreme Court-TriaI Teru,-Part vIII-Before Truax
Causes 10 be sent from Part trial Case
gBss'e 70 P s sent q eT P- ar Scot
SPsse 10 Se sent 6 TeD 3 Par x Pggo
pre7,e CIrtTriai 1TsT, VI 2T tT Ia 5tf
Causes 70 be sent from Part trial
supreme court-Trial Term-Part xII-Before Slower.
auses to be sent from preferred calendar for trial
surrogate's Court-Chsmbers-B Before fitzgerald s.
Notion c3lenaaT called At 1890 Wills for probate;
Maria 5iin , Joseph 9 Hoagand. Beverley c Duer.
Pearson MarsaTetha Bieke- at 1850 a
@ 19s1 54 },e ss TerBefore Thomas s
city cogrt-speciaI Term-Before Mccarthy. J.-Court
opens a. - a. n Motions 1890 ..
Nos ss7I. I1e4 7ss 1880 Eass 1913 1910 2OIa 8sO2s
us 4oo 412 1875. 2o52 3a6 223s 223e 224O 2240ia
CITY C0urtTral Ternn-Part II-Befors Fitzsrnons c.
2223 2224 2225 e22s 2227 222s 222a 228o 228i 2252
2a. o 15sd is 5os s s2E sf aa nan
POS 39ss 2lo2 aio5 aiis si2l aia5 5I2s 5ss5 2ss4
city cogr,-Trlal Te=nPar IvBefo5e Hascan IL
4oos, 4i57 clear
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MACH<NERF.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and sx-
changed. GEORGE 3. EDDY, 39S Nadi-
gun-Gt.
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ADVERTISEMENT and SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor
The Tribune received az their CproWn
Once No. .2s2 Broadway. q door north
tlsemenls received At the following branch
Offices al regular Office rates uniil : o ciock
p m, viz. % shave. s. e. cor I'd 81
l52 6th-ave cor 1eth-st-- Macy 3. oth-
ave and fath-st. Ia columbus ave-. uear
Vest G6th-st los West 42d-st,. scar dth-
ave. 90 East Isth-st-. 81 West SIS,
between Tth AMI sth ayes - East 9TH
st ! 83s ad-avr between Tdth and TIA
SITS. i.02d sd-avs-. near d1sr-st: l.Tns lst-
ave. near seth-st.. go Shave. aeAr 4lst
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

FIRST CLASS new family hotel.
strictly drsprOot all the comforts ana
ccuvs iences. delightful ROOMS for singie
men. WITH HOT AND COLD WATER
STEAM HEAT AND ELECTRIC LIGHT.
FOR So PER WEEK UPWARD; cannot oe
squslled. references required. HOTEL
ROLAND, 59th-st and MadtsCn-zTe-,
block from Central Park Entrance.
THE NIBLOCK. 81 and 30 WEST 32D-sT-
Elegant furnished rooms with board
central location. near Broadway.
62D-ST-. 81 EAST. Handsomely furnished
second floor front room with board;
fourth floor back room; running water.
TOTH-ST I3a WEST We'll furnished
hal room. 70 gentlemen reference
4JTH-ST - WEST.-SiceIv furnished
back parior, suitable for physician; also
other rooms; superior cuisine; table guests
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PIANos AND ORGANS.

EMERSON PIANO co. WARERCOAiS
: and 10 East ll-h-st-
OUvRIER BROS. 13 East i4th-sL-
Pianos 20 Tp3t-S4 per Usonth-Ano sotd
On saey- oavrnents- slightly used from SlOO;
Tunirg-Repairfng-
SEVERAL. NEW PIANOS at bargain
prices $3.50. New pianos 20 rent E4Xper-
tuning a specially. DEWEY & CO.. East
14th-st
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nIc,rs TRANsFERREn

.pcE DOWNTOWN PLOTS TRANSFERRED.
The deeds in the transaction by which the John
Anderson Tobacco Company sold 10 Jehn / VIII
Jams the property Nos ia ana 1Io iiDei y 81 ana
il---@ t.,.,i-e rronsrtv Nos lls and ~ Cedar-st
iHs - as Tronrst were recorded yesterday. Mr.
Ttams gives IN payment Nos 2l4 ana 20 Church
- 5exl0O six story business a,t9 ne 80 Dy
mnany The Liberty and Cedar SIS pPl y OF II
regular ~ ~. -, and measuring about IL
and 20 aepth from street 20 street The considera~