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TJtioa. 8ep. 22,-- A handsome bronte bust of
the late Gov. Beymour, surmounting an Im- posinc ernnlte shaft, was unrolled on the
Broundt of the Munson Williams Memorial
Building. In the presence of several thousand
persons this afternoon. The buit Is tho Kilt
of Dr. George L. lUIIer. Prenlilent of tho
Omaha Exposition, and a close friend and admirer of tho late Gov Beymour. For ten years
It has stood on the premises In front of Dr.
Miller's mansion. Just outside of the city of
Omaha. About a year aco Dr. Miller decldod
that the proper place for It was In the city of
Utlca. where Gov. Beymour was best known
and remembsrod: hence Its unveiling here today. Oov. noosoTolt participated In the
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Oor. Roosevelt arrived In Utlea at 11:50
o'olock this morning from Ittohfleld. and was
tsoorted to tho home of Mr. and Mrs. T. It.
Proctor, where be had luncheon with tho tnom- bersof tho Historical Boolety. At 230 P. M.
the Governor. Mr. and Mrs. Proctor and other
members of the society wore escorted to the
Memorial Building; by tho Twenty-eight- h
Sep- "rate Company and several Posts of O. A. It.
Veterans. Tho momorlal was presented by tho
donor. Dr. Miller. In concluding his remarks.
he said:
"Thirteen years and more hae come and
gone since I attended tho funeral service of
Horatio Beymour In this city, witnessed the
public ceremonials and listened to tho spolnn
eulogies upon his character and oireer by a
long list of statosmen and orators. Mv talk
here
has not b6en one of eulogy. I did
cot come from afar to decorate the crovo of
Beymour with garlands of speech. My Blmplo
duty was. as I saw It. to pay respect to a great
man and n great momory by my personal
presence! on nn occasion which I full of Interest to the citizens of Utlcn. and to myself,
and to do my proper part In this ceremonial."
Thomas R. Proctor. Presldont of the Oneida
Historical Bocloty and ono of tho New York
Commissioners to the Paris Exposition, accepted tho gift In an appropriate address.
Oov. Roosevelt was then Introduced. After
referring to the occasion of his presence In
Utlca and tho magnanimous spirit that
prompted the gift of tho Soymour bust to the
County of Oneida, ho said:
"Gov. Soymour was a oharacter who was
never phased by circumstances. His was a
nature that appreciated material prosperity,
but he realized that creator than this was a
comprehonslva reasoning on tho question of
moral right and wrong. In his message to the
Btnte Legislature In March. 1803, he Impressed
upon tho members that tho Btate was con- fronted by financial obligations It must at once
meet. There was. as many of you romember.
a question as.to whether those burdens should
be liquidated In greenbacks or gold, but sturdy
old Gov. Soymour. with characteristic force.
told that Legislature that gold must be forth-Jr.- ;.
coming to pay up. The debts were contracted
In gold and they shall be paid In gold, said Bey- mour, and they wore settled in gold. That was
a mighty good stroke of determination In
those days, and although it is 20 years old It Is
tl" middling good doctrine "
Rcforrlng to the veterans of the Civil War the
Governor said:
"I see before mo men to whom I doff my hat,
the men who wear the button heroes In every
sense of the term, who when called to battle
for the nation's right rose level to the country's
heeds."
Gov. Roosevelt repeated what ho said at the
county Ifalrs to illustrate tho fact "that a man
who will steal for you will steal from you." and,
continuing, said:
"Mere smartness. It unaccompanied by
decency. Is a curse, and the scoundrel who
possesses the one and succeeds must bo held
just one degree worse than the one who falls.
It Is no way to praise Seymour's Integrity
without referring to the manner In which ho
out out dishonesty. Without decency. Integrity
shall not prevail. The mnn who Is a true man
is tho one who makes virtue count, and if he
has olvlo righteousness and practises it
he can hold his own with the world,
and then again, man must have the eating
quality of common sense or bo rated a confounded fool; and finally, we of this generation must learn the lesson that what counts Is
work. It Is Ignoblo to strive for easo. or for
something soft In conclusion, let me say that
we must hand down to our children as rich n
heritage as was passed to us by the heroes of
1770 and 1801, and let UBshow byourcnurage,
civic righteousness, common senso and resoluteness that we appreciate the glorious country and the advancing age In which wo live."
At the conclusion of the Governor's remarks
'Now will we
Thomas R. Proctor shouted'
load tho Dewey parado." and the response was
was r. vigorous ' You bet "
The Governor laughed heartily nt the out- burst.
The Sun representative thereupon
handed him a despatch In a local paperassert-MRoo would realm from
icg that Major-Gecommand of the National Guard In tho event
of the Governor Insisting that tho right of line
In the Dewoy parado bn given the G. A. R.
Gov. Roosovelt was greatly perturbod and Im-mediately grew serious. "I havo nothing to
say about It now," ho said, "no, not a word ;
first I knew of It."
Following the exercises the Governor. Dr.
Miller and others connected with the unveiling
build-c- f
received guests In the
Ing. The members of the Beymour Artillery
and various G. A. R. posts, which escorted the
party to the grounds, shook hands with the
Governor, who received them cordially and
had a pleasant word for each. Gov. Roosevelt
and member of the committee took dinner
with Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Ford, and this evening
given In honor of tho Gover-a reception was Schuyler
Club. He left at 11
nor at the Fort
for the West and will open the
o'clock
Ohio campaign to morrow,
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nUlZDINO CODE.
Citizens Assail Its Specifications in Many Instances.
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The Council Committee on Affairs of
Boroughs held a publlo hearing on the Building Code yesterday afternoon. Simon Bterne,
representing the City Club, was the first
speaker in opposition to the code. The
greatest objection to the code, whloh he
pointed out, was the frequent discretion al
lowed to the Building Commissioner. He said
tho provisions of the whole code might' bo
section, leaving the
summed up (n a four-lin- o
construction of buildings In the city to that
discretion.
Julius II. Cohen, representing the Boolal Reform Club, requested that the definitions of
classes of buildings be modified and made
Binro definitive.
The Rev. Thomas R. Blicer. representing the
City Club, asked the committee to tnke a trip
among the more crowded tenoment ilistrlots
of the city before reporting tho code. Richard
Watson Gilder asked that the Inhabitants of
buildings be considered before their ownors.
He said that the pooror people in this city wero
more poorly housed than In any othor largo
city In the world.
John F. O'Rourko urged the Immodlate
adoption of tho rode, which, he said, might bo
oxprlenee. Commissioners
amended niter
Gallagher. Morgan nnd Mefiaffertv, Jnmos P.
tho llullders' Leauge;
Leo. representing
several building
Charles lino . loprosenting
societies. nd 1' - Moore, representing the
spoke
Unm"-!'
In favor of
tars,
also
of
Board
all
The hoarlns .ai ndtournod beatO o'olock,
heard having
persons who Mavu asLod to
beettjjresent.
Met Dentil Willi Feeding a Threshing
Machine.
while
Fout Plain. N. T Sept.
feeding a threshing machlue on a farm In the
N'elllston,
of
town of Palatine, Willard Patten
met with
aoross tho Mohawk from this village,
one of his legs to come In
a fall which caused
cylinder
revolting
rapidly
tilled
a
with
contact
the result
with stool fingers, so called, with
body.
Inthe
The
was
from
leg
torn
the
that man was taken to a hospital in Utlca.
jured
where ho died this evening
day.
Flro Yellow Fever Denthi In Key Weit.
Jacksonville. Fla . Sept. 22 -- Key West yhnd
new cases of yellow fever
and five deaths. This sudden Increase In mor- tallty Is due to the heavy rains now prevailing
has returned from Tampa,
tbero. Dr, Porter
whero he had a conferenco with President
Ilnnrd. The officials
State
of
the
IlenderBnn
as Key West
wish to tight the fever harderarebutblight
hopes of
Is below the frost line there
coldor weather to aid them. There are aaow
over Ave hundred cases there
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Neighbor. Mrs. Davis, Her Aecnser
Held for Trial Sept. 88.
Yohzers, Sept. 22. The trouble between
r,
Mrs. Emma E. Davis and Mrs. Charlotte
both of Hill View Park, has been
Four weeks ago Mrs. Dnvls had Mrs.
Borcher arrested, but the complaint was withdrawn. It was said at the tlmo that the real
cause of the withdrawal was that Mrs. Davis
did not wish to have to testify to the
language which she scoused Mrs. Borcher of
having used. Now Mrs Davis asserts that she
never sanctioned the withdrawal of the charge.
Bhe has retained nnother lawyer and Mrs. Borcher was nrrested thin morning In her snlondld
home at daylight, brought to the police station
and detained for two hours until court opened.
Khe was drossod fashionably nnd orled continuously. Bhe isneoused cf violating Article .'110
of the Pennl Code. Sho pleaded not guilty and
was paroled in tho custody of her lawor to appear on Bopt. 28.
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STAT ItEDCCn
TELEPHONE
Brown. Abraham H, to Kate W nandrtm.
lKUist. as, lOBwethsT, lyr
Dnck, Henry, and ano, to Bernhilmir k
Bchtnled, tit av, 1881, n wcor 87th it....
Leonard, Thos i, and sno, to same, Lexing,
ton ar, 17I demand
Kart, Ohii K, to same; Rjbbtns ev, 503 n sv
cor Pontlao Placet demand
Marslnikl, Andrew, to Jacob Hupert, Av D,
21; demand
DitIs, I.eua. to J Blackburn Mlllen 8th av,
w i. CO n lutli st, Itl.vlioo; Hih ev, w s,
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7n.un tPthst, 2nxloo: nrs
Uairll.Jeiae.to Alfred Booth et si. lH7th
st, a , 118
Amsterdam are;
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note
UrNarare, Mary A, to Abraham Uoldimlth,
Rt Nicholas ave, n cor tSHtliat. demand
Jonea, Joseph II, to llinry H Ualnes Woody
creit ar, w s '.'0.1l tt Kemp placet 1 rr
Bime to aatue, Woodycreit av, w a. 251.11 n
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Kemp rlace, 1 rr.
Bea, Andrew, K ano, to Daniel Kram, Cro-toar, we, 125 n 176th at, old lines;
1 yr
Jones, Joseph II, to John W Bailey, Woody-cre- it
.
av, w a, 277. 2 n Kemp pi; 1 rr.
Schneider, Auituat. to Rlverhead SvTlnni
llink. EaKle ar, w a, too n lulst or Clifton it, 3 ym
Beilly. Jainea, to Franklin Barlugi Bank,
, .
421 W 49th at.
Downing. Marr II, to Tarrant Putnam, 30
F.a2dit;tfrr
Btrlppel.lleur, to (loorge Elitet, 92d st,
ns, n252d art 1 yr
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Prtittre, John A, to Irving Barings Institution, lloth st as, S9re 8th art 1 yr
Bowen, Aimer T.to Broadway Barings Initl-tiitio2ii W24that, 1 rr
Ullman., Bamuel, to Jacob Werthrlm; IV W
7th-t4)ra
Wendell, Oirallne and Loula P, to Knickerbocker lruet Co; Avenue A, s e cor (101 h
,
.
it, r.rra
Dcinnaev, Mary Hand William, to Bradley
U iir.et Co, Central Park West, a w cor
tuntil
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et, 1 rr
Wenninger, Carollin, to KIIm B Diwnii;
lTdlh at a a, .114.11 eAuthouy av. new
linen, 1 vra
Mai. or, Toliu.tj Meryl!. I'arolia 112 Fulton
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t. .1 vra
Fame to MDir, same property,
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Mary I Ilinet, to Btm-tte- l
Btewurt, l.llr i ,
M raiildnell 45 C'iirlto-ho- r
t. J vra
Innet Marr I an 1 in II, to Kilt f.Btewart;
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44 1'hitntnpliorat. Wpirt 3 via
11.
Butlrr hath C and Co It
'o Harold
Bnnn .Hat it, aa, 2,ii.lo w rthav.nyra
naufinaun, I pojiold, t JnuaaWiiland ano;
.
.
152 Mactltnit al. 1 month
Ran'o to NY Security & 'lruit Co, 54
Funiotoaatni . r. ItHtrerait. 6 yra
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tame toaanie. ', It tgeraat,5n
- e to Jonaa Weil and Bernhard Marer,
rM irtrin at, c a, 76 n Broome a', alao Man-im- t
at,
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at f a. iron I)clslifC(
Wilson, Mar HA tnAbrah-mBllreracl.'lth
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Can-lin7oli:er, fjither to Martin Eutiel,
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at. Ini'alln
Prttlt, Ledriiid K, to Veroulka1 Klton. P4th
it. 11 a, 22' w West End ar. too . ..
Bauio to (Jtobe llesltr Co, aatne properly, a
rra.
tlplnuton, Marie, to Marion O Fare, M
Anna ar, a w cor K, )th at, extends ta
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Oerrrappl. 1 r
Barlnga Bank,
Orion. Ann O, to Bowiry
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ins Dathmtnav,
Phtlllpe, 'I honmi. to Manraret Jonlao,
Southern Boulerard, n s 200nl8"lhst,
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BATE'.
Court Affirms the
Power nf n Btate Donrd In the Matter.
Lincoln. Nob.. Sept. 22. Tho Supremo Court
y
rendered a deolslon to the effect that
the State, acting through Itslegally designated
agent, the Btate Board of Transportation, has
tbe right to control the telophono oompnnles of
the Btate, compel a showing of earnings nnd
fix rates for the monthly rental of telephones-nn- d
tolls between towns In this State. The
Legislature or 107 placed telephone, telegraph and express companion on thesemefoot-In- g
as regards State supervision nnd control as
railroad companies. An Omaha Populist made
n complaint, asking thit rentnls for telephones
be fixed at 32 a month. The companies tried
to enjoin the Board from acting with the result
stated.
Nebraska Supreme
BK.it. ESTATE NEtrs.
There was a normnl amount of activity in
the real estate market yesterday and several
snles of Interest were reportod. The properties
Involved worevneant lots nnd Ants for the most
part. Tho most Important sale reported was
that of Nos 1402 to 140H Madison avenue,
which woro bought by Joseph Vox, President
of the Columbia Bank.
Very llttlo Interest was evinced In the offor-tn.
at auction yesterday, and thero was no
competition to apeak of In tho bidding. Seven
parcels were sold, all under foreclosure proceedings, and of these only two were secured
by outsiders. Auctioneer Itrau has nsaloof
twenty lots on Columbia torrace. Udgewater.
N. J . schoduled for
The sale Is voluntary and will bo held on tho premises. There
Is n fair list of offerings for next week.
William Trescott is the buyer of record of
stroot. The sale
No. 3d East 8oventy-secon- d
of the property was reported somo time ago.
Leltner l Marks are tho brokors In the salo
lots fronting on 101st
of the twenty-sevennd 102d streets. 100 feet east of Hecond
reported several weeks ago. Tho property was sold by the Philip Kbllng estate to a
client of Erdman, Lew k Mayer
An Important salo of Long Island property Is
reported by G. Smith Stanton of Great Neck.
ne sold to W. D. Wright. President of tho
"Hosiery Trust," the greater part of the
Orlontal Grove plcnlo grounds en Hewlett
Point. The property commands an excellent
viewot the Sound and will be utilized by Mr.
Wright as a slto for a summer homo.
r.
n
avo-nu- e.
Private Snles.
lit
streets.
and
havo bought through Oeden t
Adams
dwelling, 10 bx'.'HU.
riorkson. the three-storNo 108 West Twcnty-socon- d
Btroet. for
$20,000.
Dclanely T Smith has sold for the estate of
double flat 25x
John bchrnmm, the
80. No 854 l'.lghth avenue.
W. II Saul li is bought the
flat. No.
1838 Lexington avenue.
brownstone dwelling. No.
The throe-storstreet. Is reported sold.
138 East Flftv-fiftSimon Adler has sold to a Mr. Goldstein for
flats, Nos. 1472 and
S3H 000 the two
1474 Washington avenue
Joseph Fox. President of the Columbia Bank,
has bought through 8. H. Uroenbaum, Nos.
1402, 1404 and 1400 Madison avenue, and tho
southwest corner of Madison avenue and 101st
street.
bixty-thir- d
&. Co
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five-stor- y
four-stor- y
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four-stor- y
Auction Snles.
At the New York Real Estate Salosrooms
yesterday, Peter F.y Meyer A Co . sold. In
frame dwelling. No.
foreclosure, the
plaintiff. C. H.
8 West 178th street, to the
stone
Tiffany, for J3.000; also, tho three-storfront dwelling. No 150 Eist Seventy-nint- h
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slroet. to tho plaintiff. Rosalie Kolb. for
brick flat. No. 230 West
and the
121st street, to tho plaintiff. G. H. Schwab, for
$10,000
Horbert A. Sherman sold. In foreclosure, the
brick flat. No 285 West 147th street.
also the two three-stor- y
for
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toL W. Pitcher
brick dwellings. Nns 500 nnd fill West
182d street, to the plaintiffs. No. 500 to Sarah
E. Harney for $'".100. No 511 to Cornelia W.
brlok
Slado for $0,000 nnd tho three-stor- y
dwelling. No 513 West 182d street to Robert
Mulgrew for $0,850.
two-stor-
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$14.-(XX-
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flve-stor- v
Itenl Estate Transfers.
7flth it
aiBw Went FndT, 22x102 2;
Jolii CUrli to C) rutw Clark. ..
Monroe nt. n . 4H.7 Gonverneur at, lrt 8x
40.1x10 8l4l't l'uenolcl, CharlotU L
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Sammls to Mrati C Pack sod ano. Q e
Old Lanp, running throuch Proapect av. w
e, 87. a tenth rt. r.Ox trrf g, Jenny A
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to William Itoliitzek
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111th at, 122 K, 17 10x100; JounCTVIsa
EDO
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to Julie E Wise
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Ramo prop, fleorge Wine to FliJab th Wie
n 4th at, 22iHO. Aaron Moior
AtD, w a. Ill Joaeph
&nd Harry liroadman.
11,050
ana wife to
Lot ass, map Van Niat Park. 24th ward;
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Michael Iloran to Jamti Horan
Ilickorr si, e a at u i lot 77, runs e 12H r, toWestlot 7 x s 40 x w 1 J4 to at x n
cheater. Walter W Taylor to Cameron L
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MaoDonell
a. 114 11 n ir.2.1 st,
Bt Nicholas av. 852
100
21.HXS0, Mary J Spencer to AT Low an) .
Caldwell ar. e IftO n Cedar pi. 50x75, Ben
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Adams to Daily E llradr and ano
114th at. as, llilt w 8th av. 2i!xl0(i 11; Kicb-ar- d
22,750
Clarke ref, to Abraham II Drown
22d at, 150 W, 21.10x98 . Arthur A Catey
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to James T. North
57th at, n 12R.r,tr Av A. lflxlOO.4; Andrew E Burke. Indv and trustee, to Her.
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8,000
man Illnslage ...
Matilda st, s a. lot 201. map PenOrld property. Edmund K Foley to Wm T Foley
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and ano
SHthat, 440 W, 25x100 5, H part, (leo W
4,500
Lewis to Nathan Lewis
BuUers t, r,4 to BS, w s, 74.10x107: Leo-pcl- d
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Kaufmann to Jonas Well and ano....
04th st. n s. 225 w West ICnd av, 75x100.8;
100
Globe Itealty to LcOrand K rttlt
76tU t, ID W. 25x102.2; Jacob Westhelm to
.
.
SamntlUllmann
100
exBB 11,
181dat,ca.415wAmitcrdamav,17
Minna Lowrnetetn, widow, to Marcus 11
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Dioii'aTir, cxr andtruttee
24th st. m, 38.14 v nth av 1(1.8x118.9, F.
.. 1,000
Stnrgea Allen to AbnerT. Bowen ..
21111
114th at. s a.
I it Kt IV, 1H 8x100.10;.
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Onstavo Hctiwerln to Charles lllerman
52d st. an W. 17xl00 S; Francoi Foerster to
Keveney.
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Tnos J
Fulton St. 112. 25 8x82.11x26 2x83 S; John
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Maher to Oeo M Ixivcntritt and ano .
Bamo property, Mary B Tarelro to John
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Maher
Brook av, n w s, llrt u n Sd av, 28 nxPR Ox
Aleornon fl Norton, ref, to Elli-abet- h
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1' II Armar
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1,000
Brook ar.nwi.uiln 3dav, runs w US ex
n 24 UiHUH 4 to Brook av x a w 22 rx a w
Alcernonr)
Norton,
to
ref,
2.11,
Ellzibeth
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FItAyruar
1,000
Southern Boulevard w a, 200 n 187th st,
25x98.1x24 8x102.1. Magg'e Jordan to
1,710
Thomas Phillips
Br stow at, w a. 172 , n TcnntiiKH st 50x
5H.mr,0x5p 1, Chirles Phillips to Marie
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Warner
180th at. 573 F.aa. 20x90 Chaa H. Thorn1
ton and ano, to Bamuel Halm and sno.
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Recorded Leases,
Blrlncr, AJolph.to Andrew Manenikl, Av D
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234, 11 JT
Banhnrach, Joseph, to Thosr-- Leonard and
ano, 121st at, s w cor Lexington av, 4 8.13
1,200
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Mcttitlrr, Bernard, to Henry Buck and ano,
teal, n. w cor 87th st, 2 rrs ....
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Modoc, James, to Herman L Uleicr. 2d ar,
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2109.
Peltach. Ilenrr, to D O Pecora, 114th st,
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1420
1,500
1,600
1.02O
300-42-
INSURANCE COMPANY
or new Yonrc.
11,000
2.600
6,000
6,000
8,000
8,000
4,600
600
2,000
6,000
20,000
gttnl
of the dittj.
W cstchcater County
Salo or Rent.
85,000
ATTRACTIVE house to lease, furnished or unAN furnished!
modern improvements, within nra
minutes or Park Hill, lutnam road, and 10 minutes
I.ndlnw, nn Hudson Rtrer It. R. Call or address
OWNER. 48 Hamilton av , cor. Morris st . Yunkers.
8,000
6,960
Allscollancotis Salo or Rent.
7,800
100,000
42,500
2,000
"The M)on." rltuatcd at
The Ettato known
Ooolta Pulnt. on CUcpape&Iie 11 it, in Dorchester Co ,
JIarf land, coiulntlnitt of a couniiudloun modern
hall,
dtuinu room, imoklng
rontalninic
room cun room, kltchena, neYeii ldronms, bath
loom, tollttri'om and ampl afrntita' nuartera. all
In the best tnUr and fully furnished and equipped.
There are two farmhouaea and la'tib stables, barn,
workshop, storauo and drying rooms on the premises
There are about 1,2( oacrcn of wooded ana meadow
laud surrounded bj water and by wire fence. The
prcmisrs are stocked with Knullsh pheasants and
(jnsll. OTBter be di adjoin the premises and terrapin
arc found
The prnpertr may be reached by boat fr"tn Balti
more, nr by rail to Cambridge, Maryland, thenco by
carrlace.
Tcnuh and conditions of sale and further particulars will be furnlshe 1 by tho underslcned In person
or by letter upon application.
80000
KOOOO
80,000
40,000
6,0f0
900 GIRARD
MORTON
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CORNERSTORE
Eighth aT. and Cftthat. fiutlable for any first class
business
WILLIAM C. LESTER,
1,000
1,500
400
12,000
12,000
12.000
166,000
t)AK
OCT. 1ST.
ON
Good
BROADWAY
UCJ
SYMS SCHOOL.
(C. E.). Cbenilatry (It. S.), Arts
(A. II.),
Alao Thorough Preparatory Courses.
Infantry, Artillery and Cavalry Drills.
Catalogues of
Col. 0. EJIYATl, President.
tt
THE BARNARD "SCHOOL.
Abort 14th St., Writ Side.
NEW FLAflT$36
to S40
Nawlr fnmlihl, six rooms and bath; hot water
Apply
aupplr, exrrptlonaltj ftno. reference.
West 8tb st . or II. II. COOI1EU, 71 Uroadway.
ana gVpartmnitje to 1gtt
M
cUnfur-ni-jhe- a.
oljthkensingtonT
t.
Eight
Park
Ooe Apartment.
Ileat and hall boy terries.
Apply on premlsia or to
II. n.
Si BO
111
Rooms,
st.
El orator.
CAMMANN
Steam
CO.,
61 Liberty St.
CENTRAL PARK WEST.
NOS 18, 14, IS AND IS.
Handsome Apartments of Eight Roams and Data.
All modern conrenlences
Apply on premises or ta
II. II. CAMMANN St CO.,
61 Liberty at.
TO S28.
$22WKST
60 TO
STItEET.
OrfTH.
OH
Six rooms and bath, hardwood, enamel baths: aan
ltery plnmblnE; nicely decorated: hot waer aupply.
with or without aieam heat, attractive foramall
families. II. I). COCHKU, 71 Bioadwa) , or 61 W eit
P8tn it.
NOS. IS, 14, 10 and IB EAST 88th ST.
Modern apartments of 7 and 8 roomi, rents S300
and up. Apply onpremliesor to
II. II. CAM3IANN
CO.,
61 Liberty it.
23, 25 MANHATTAN AV
Ilnlldlnga.
ninl av,fora oNew three
atorv
18, COO
8.000
Between lout and 103d its , eleeant apartments of
six and seven extra larce rooms and Lath, open
nickel plumbing, steam heat, hot water, oak woodwork: decorated to ault tenant. $2 to 86. Janitor.
ef urntolird
Quom & gipnrtmf
8,000
18,000
15,000
12,000
8,600
1,400
nljj
ia grt
East Side.
18,000
8,000
230
2,000
700
1,600
1,000
260
980
980
300
PLACE,
oppoilte Waahlng-tobqnare. Eleuantly furnlahed single rooms,
conreolcncei, superior hornet gentlemen only,
Desirable double, sings
1 TU8T., 120 EAST
1U rooms, with excellent board, permanently or
transiently for Dewey week.
AV., 71 LarRe, handsomely furnlahed
MADISON second
floor, with board, other rooms;
families, gentlemen; references.
new
I
house, all rented, all lmproraments.
Lit 160 deeps atreet pared: 2 blocks from 8d sr.
Alignment paid. KAtPrELACO. JJ av,, ltllit it.
1.000-F1- ne
nfin-CA8- U
new 2 story and
basements family houae on beautiful
ttPi)JJU
wide avenue, pared and aewered. Aaseaimenta all
KAEPPE1, k CO . 3d v lilllt it.
paid
basement
Q
and cellar.
houae, loiiaideen:
street asphalted KAF.Pl'ELt CO.. 3d av., taut at.
H
ble
large end hall
1 QTn ST.. as
U rooms, modem Improvements, gentleman or
married couple, references.
)niUHT4H VVFST Furnished rooms, large and
tJ small, moderate prices.
WEH1 (near DroadwayJ-Pleaian- Uy
OTHST..
O Jt furnished square ami hall rooms, every con
venlence. baths, rctereiicta exchanged
for phyalclan: con-IAKTU ST.. 33 WEST-rail- ora
nectlng second floor, otber large and small
rooms, handsomely furnlabed
Haudsome back parlor,
zlKTII ST.. 4 WEST
snltahle for physician, In select boose; also
TtJ
other desirable rooms.
AfiTU
r
andde
ST.. 76
orated rooms, single or connecting, for gen
tlemen.
Y7T1I ST.. IS WFST-Su- lte.
with private bath.
alu Blngls rooms, references, prlvato family.
afe
will let per-- c
A7TII8T..
Illsecoud floor, with family
I manently
bath, to gentlemen.
1QTII ST281 VVEST Sunny southern rooms In
iJ newly and eleuantly furnished reiidence,
dainty table It dealred,
ST.. 140 WEST-Detw- een
Columbua av. and
7ATH
I
Broadway; eleuantly funilibcd rooms, private
houae, alnale or en lulte, all modern improvements!
with or without board.
"
delightful,
healthy, convenient location, finely decorated, 7
end 8 rooms and bath, steam heated, good janitor
service, Apply to owner and builder,
JOHN ERASER. f!81i Noitrand av.
7E AFFORD OPPORTUNITIES of finding aparU
vv
menu ihousekeuptnn,
45 S500 monthly:
baehelor, $16 upward! furnished, unfurnished, with
outenaweringlndnnnltoadvertlaamenta.
hverytblng
Inspected, havefnll particulars. Uefereucra required,
lllgaly recommended board, rooms, suites, many prl
families
vats
MANHATTAN APARTMENT COMPANY,
11B
Droedway, (3ath).
situated on
PRESIDENT STREET,
Brooklyn, attractive, box sloop
house of 11 rooms and bath; In complete order,
newly painted and decorated, for rent for a year or
term ot reara. rent roaaoaabla.
A. B. CRANE, owner, l WsUBk. New York,
HARLEM
Select Cathollo Bnardinc School; thorouah academic and commcrcinl course; open all ) ear, Ttcan-cic-- a
limited fall ttrra becinn STU'T. 7. Addrui
UrotherAUOUST. WoatCntnter. N. Y.
Columbia Institute, 270
6jtf till.
"-
- . ij
-
(V
ttt!J.
:,.
72d St
W.
REOPENS OCTOBER 2D. Collegiate. Preparatory,
Priiuvry Dept a, Optional Drill, (lyinnasiuiu, Ilot
Luncheon, Five Hoarding Pupils. Cataloguo
9260 expenditure annually Including vacations,
cicliialveb; backward individually imtiucted,
bos
genuinely homelike surrnurdlngs,
hnuaekeeplng
acknowledged excellence, oxceptinnal tioalthful
neii, luterviowa by appointment. Ileiupstcid Long
Island.
J'tny School, .15 Hassan St.
NEW YORK
LAW SCHOOL)" I)tvcnt Mn t
of
LL B. lntwo7ara LL.M.tn three yoara.
OEOKUE CHASE, Dcan
Bend for catalonn.
REOTOnY School. New Milford. Litchfield
'iniE
L omint). Conn.
September 21it, 1HU
New management. Adi'rmi
11AUVE7 K TAVLOR.JIead Uaster.
hod"
1
or tllrls
Jk
Yonne Women Cltj
S.
Conntrj.
1ENNINOT0N fN. J.) BEMINAIIY, on Bound
X Brook K. 11 , convenient to .New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Yahliuton.
Bothaexoa Ult fear, fine healthful location.
"Nubllityof character otr conatant aim." Special
care and home cumfoita. limitary airangemeuta,
pure spring water, altctric llhti. Fxtenalve
aad new butldinga costing 9o3,00vl.
lwa complsto gymnailums $2RU a year, or for a
ulto of room $300. Long distance telephone la
Seminary. Write for our new Uluatratcd catalogue.
THOVIAS O IIANI.ON. D D. President,
INSTITFTE TOR OIRLS, Norwalk.
MISS DAIRD'S
29th year: primary, acadorilc and college preparatory conrses. Music, art, and the Ian
(Mages. Careful attention to morals and manners.
New buildings, stcim heat, gymnaalum,
NEW YORK, UTICA.
Piatt's
Mrs.
for Girls.
Scbool
1890.
ZTSSSLZTSSl
alonday. Bent. 11, 18110.
KINDERGARTEN
Tree
Pall term begins
Scholarships limited). Met. Temple. 7th av.. 14th st.
For Young Men Women City nd Country
REGENT-
S-
Oldrat, largest, beat equipped achool preparing
students for llngenta' examluatlons.
For eiery ON II student prepared elsewhere this
school has HUOCEbSl'Ul.LY prepared Kl E.
Claiai a are open to both sexes. Agna range from
7tor& Olaiaea or private lessons as desired. Cniraes
rover the reiiulrementa for anv COM.EOE. 8CIKN-1IFIachool or PROFESSIONAL
achool In tho
I nlted States
Tfiriu Ouaai Oct. Vd, I8UU.
NEW YORK PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
A4A O. OALLUP, II A.. Prealdeut DM of Directors.
EUIL K. CAMEItF.R. Ph. 1).. LL 11 , Principal.
IB WEST 43 1 WTltEET.
Nv
REGENTS
EXAMINATIONS
Ibe Scnftner School hsi already incceaif ully prepared tlioeinndl of Law, Medical, Dental
and other stndents (or the Begenti' examiner
tlons. Fall term opens Oct, 2.
For catalogue, containing Information of
SPECIAL Importance to Stndents, address
Secretary, Senftner Sehool, 18 Astor Place.
w,
uiw pool,
nun in;
MORNINOSIDE IIEIRI1TS,
120TII ST., WEST.
The elementary and high school department open
September 2fith, the kindergarten October 2d,
The Principala will be at the achool for consultation each school day after beptember 18th,
VIRGIL
PRETTYMAN. A.
M
Principal.
Collegiate Sehool
B41 WEST SEY'ENTY'-SEYEVTST.
BBOPKNS MOMDAY. OCTOBER 2
Mr. Mygattatschoolhouie daily . It to 12 and 4 too.
Dullness Colleges.
THE SUN,
BRANCH
""
FORTY-SECON-
T,
ST.
YEAR.
D
STUDENTS MAY ENTER AT ANY TIME.
Office open 8:30 to B every week day,
Vor proiuec'.us addreis
THE PACKARD SCHOOL
101 EAST 33D ST., NEW YOKE.
4
XtigJt.jtNm
ACADEMY.
COR. 4T1I AVE. AND 33l
119 WEslT 13STII
876-Fla- ely
V
HEART
The Packard Commercial School,
iiJiJJJ
Sale or Rent.
SACRED
EXftMlNATSOWS,
81R Park place, near Nostrsnd av,;
near East 188th at
of N. Y.
buildings.
Entrance 12u W.
!2nth Ht 14th year btglns Sept. 21. Mr. llazeu.
lieadmaater, or Mr. Lyon, Associate Readmaater,
P. M.
will be at the school 1.6.
Three fine School
West Side.
IlrooKlyn.
TUB DEWnV APAHTMENT.
two family houses In Bronx. HardInspection Invited.
wood flnlBb. All Improvement.
OpenStinda), Owner tin premises.
Rpglatrred under the Regent
The next term begins September ?
rl
260
WM. C. SIMMONS.
RORERT II. SY.1IS.
(Doth formerly of Derkeliy School).
Opons Oct. 2d. at aa VV. 45th bt.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY COLLEGE,
Cheater. I"n. OStli jear bogan Sept. 13.
Civil l.nglneerlng
to
nnil gkpnrtmcntjj
at low
to rent
offlcei
ratca. Apply to Janitor.
dint
....
tl-
llaverford College Qr.nrninar hcliool,
Ilnvrrforcl, P i.
ESTADI.ISnED OFFICES AT
West 56th St.
ACADEMY.
Hchonl for ISnys,
ltniELI.t;, 3UIN MOUTH CO., N. J.,
Preparea for Universities or uual.iees. military train,
ing, meohauical and architectural drawing; Indi.
vlduil attention, lrlnclpal can bo aeen from 12 to
4 P. M. every Thursday, at lloline Uros., 11 Barclay
at., New Voik.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A
OOOI) HOME SCHOOL
FOR YOITH HOYf
rite Jo- - llluatratd circular to
""dentist" and physicia-
a
IJoroug,h of Brooklyn
BETTS ACADEMY.
STAMFOHM, CONN.-01- ST
YEAR.
Prepares for college or bunlneai
Special advantages for aavlng time In preparation.
THE INDIVIDUAL TUE IiABIS
WM. J. DEilS. M. A, dale). Principal.
n.-
IMPROVEMENTS.-P089E8SI-
Business
The National
S cXat,?y
of
Americabait 17th
College.
Li
FouafafJbr
". jandteM.
hurber.
St., New York.
The I5lh Scholastic year began Sept. 5th.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS.
VIAXO
ClIir.DllKfrs DA I Sept. It, Saturday,)
M,
ANNUAL
PAUR.DJrpctpr;
EiV.IL
FEW OOOD 0ICE3 for the Voluntary chorus of
tho&ocletyfor Ktli cal Culture: must have some
experlenco in sight nallng, Mr. Hvm Franko will
examine appllcanta In evenings from tl to 7 at his
rtaldenco, 40 East S4th at.
-
A
Schools of Physlcnl Culture.
SAVAGeTGYMNASIU1vL
DR.
MS West GOth Street.
TENTII SEASON NOW OPEN.
Una
Circulars
and Private Inatructlon.
Touchers' Agencies.
Tenrhera' Agency.
Established J855 .'I Eait 14th It 18SB
oteljs niul
Emiling
Sfjstnurnntjs.
Ilatea, Itouten, kc , call or wrlto
UOlhL 1A1UFF UUUEAU, (111 r.th Av.
, Open.)
(A. P..
mer'cn Plan: E P., European, Op
AI.HAM..VY.HutelTenLyn..F
P,$2up. A l'..4up
Hotel Reunion) A. P. S4 up
do
.. lheCsrmllton, A. P., S3 up
BAl.TIMOItE. Md
IlhllN llli.sMLl.E, N.J Mumeraetlnn CloaeaOct Jl
HUSTON, Mm
Ilotfl Veudome, A. P., SS
lintel Urunawli k. E P., SI r,u. A. P.,$S
do.
do. Cople)1!! lintel. K.P.,I.60Up:A P.f ICDup
BHOOhlAN.N Y..riieSt.Oeorge,E.P
t: A P.llun
Belle Vila Hotel
WIKHDrN.Uuliriio Position .
KKir.ll,KNO .tloyalClarcncenolel.K ptl'A.P. J
OT. BAItlllNOlON. Maaa.. Berkshire Inn. A.I'.IHup
rrnutaci'.iroft Charrolngaurroundlntrs. Booklets
OIIKIi.Nl' IELD. Man. Mansion Houae. A P , $3.50. $ J
(HtFhSWIUll.Ojun , ' hp JIvnl. tioareklvttp
LONDON ( DeVcrc.ranceofVValeaftBroadwalk.op.
Kerning Kensington l'al .now open to the public;
overj thing up to date.
tonlltla ( lift, electric light,
VAehtmluator, high class
Itesldontlal
rnjnnv 1 Hotel,
unexielled
for cuisine, comfort:
Bt.Krmlu sr
,,!,.,.,
,1'l.VlgerlItl
,A.P..$3up,E.P
,$tnp
MONTItFAL.Can
Fifth Avcpue Hotel. A. P., S5 up
NhWlOllK
. E P , S3 up
do. Holland Homo ....
do icliamberaAVV.B'v,ny)Coiinopolitan F K.llup
Nl.wnritdlt N. 1 ,1hn ialatlne A, P.. S3 up.
PHlLADELPHIA.Pa,Aldlne,A.P.3 r,0up.F.P.$l.C0up
do The Lafayeite litest, Ale. and Tdh.) E. P., 1 up
PlfTSBl'HO.I'a .IltlScheniey.Kl' SI Roup: A.P flup
PLYMOUTH. Fng .Drand Hotel, L P.. St; A P.. T
HA1IA10QASP US N.Y., American Ad'lphl.A P S2 r,0
Schadn
YlbNNA.... Highly recom. hotel, Melaal
Arlington Hotel, A P..A
WASHINGTON, D.C ....
The ltalolgh, E. P.. l.f,oup
uo
(,.
t
Sherman Square Hotel,
COR. WEST 7JST ST.
AMEBICAN PLAN.
Strictly a family hotel, choice auttea, furnlahed or
nnfurniahed. to rent by tbe Beaton or year. Culilne
and aervlce of the higbeat order. Bates reasonable.
Location conv enient to all parts of the city.
WALTER LAWltENCE.
French table d'hote, SSe.
Open day, night and Sun
diys. l'rlrate Dining Kooms,
Cou-e- rt
every ovenlng.
Summer Onrden.
llaQTV
UflTCI
I1UICL
7
ll
St.
MAD
West I4lli
iuuoforttu,
rgatw,
&(.
OPENINO OF THE FALL SEASON
for Special Bargains In alUhtly uaed and secondhand PIANOS at
WEBER
PIANO WAREROOMS.
COR. FIFTH AVE AND SIXTEENTH
ST.
Among tbe uumbir ate tbe following.
WK1!1".K,
It N Altll.
lIOWAItt),
IIEELOCK.
IVEHS A POND,
hTI'YVESANT,
SMITH St KAUNES.
VV
CIIICKERING,
SlEINtTAY.
IIUOS.
HAINES
A.
'.. PlSCIIi:R,
J.
COLItY-ORIINEItETtO,
Sltl'LT. & LUDOLr.
Alio a few NEW UPMGHT WEBEU PIANOS,
which am nut lifted in our present Catal igue
Ever Ir.alrument fully warranted as rcpieiented.
INSPLtniUN INV1IKD
lorbi'spondence bulicitkix
Cavalognoi mailed f reo to any address
WEBER
WAREROOMS,
riFIH AVE AND SIXTEENTH BT.
STEIN WAY & SONS,
NO. 109 E. I4TII STREET,
Have alwa) a on hand a large atoi k of
HKCtltD-HAM- I
PIANOS
of almost ovary niako, their own Included, taken In
exchange fur new Steinway pianoe. These Instrument sie In good order, having been thoroughly
repaired by us, and they are otfored at lowest posii
blu prices
of llogua Steinway Pianos,
PO PU LAR PEASE "PIANOS.
100 WEST 42nd KT., juit Went of Oth Ave.
lliabeit fltAniUrd of tone nJ construction, direct
from manufacturpr, eiiy parmentt. faotnrr bar
calnn In used ptanoa, $100 up, planoi rented 94;
Wilts for catalogue.
Wflar? offertne StTCUL BAROAIKS lnillchtly
mod Krakauer Pianos, and othor oaken, eucn as
lO), Rrhumanu 911C. and
liriiiffi at t'JO, Stono
many others. Pianos to rent, 93 per month and up.
KRAKAUER
ir-
TrV Baleamenere making (50 to ITS .week
with our Iwantlful new pauoramlo elbumi,
I liar
In
the Philip- plnea" and "Onr New Posses- alona" YOU can eially do ao Each
album contains 100 magnificent, large
of
photographio reproductions
TVT
f
stirring, pathetlo end humorous
"v7 PPrTr scenes of camp end battlefield,
portraits of prominent war he- roes, natlv e pictures, noted points of Interest, seen.
ery, etc. Thoma M. Andenon. Urlgadler-Oenara- l
U.S.A., says: "The engravings are both faithful
Heavy, ivory finish peperi
and picturesque,"
handsome covers exquisite works of art. One mam
old ir,o flrat day BVEHYBODY buys It: QEK- Onecompleto album (paper
K110U8 COMMISSION.
covert, 12 cents; both albums, 20 cents; eloth bind.
Ing, as cents each; both, mi cents. Ordor NOW;
don't waste time In enrreapondence; money re
funded li not absolutely satlafactory. Catalogue)
free Mannacrlpts promptly examined.
P. TENNVSON NEELY. Publisher.
114 Fifth At.. New York.
tDyJyJ
X.
LJ..
rPr
BROS..
E. I4ttij(treet.
lilt
"
.
. .
AT
OBEAT BAItOAINS
UPKIOIITN
From SlOO up .FASY PAYMENTH llenta SS 00 up
Bend for Catalogue
OOUDON'8. 18H Fifth av.
40 upright planoi. fine makos, perfect
order, fulh narrantod. Sloo up; open even
West Hr.th.st,
ingt.HIliEY k COos, ,
Cnnnor-PranEatab. 1877. Hlgu
RELIABLE Medium
price. Easy terms. Banting,
exchanging. 4 E. 43d st.
in
3HfHf!U.
-- OI.O DR. OniNDLETanADlTATB
I'NIVEltMlTy OF rilECHY
Nkvv iokk,
MEDIU KL DKPAlt rilliNT. M'. YEABs A l'ECIALlrlT
IN DISEASES OF ULN. OLD Dlt, OB1NDLK has
leen longer i atabllahed and haa had more experlenco
of
than am otliei advertising phyalclan. citr papers
prov o tl Is. Under hit aclMitlnc treatment blood and
skin diseases iialuln bonos, red spots, sore throat
and mouth, ulcers, painful snellinga, kidney and
bladder complaints, scalding Inflamination, gravel,
undeveloped organa. weak Dack. loet vitality, are
speedily, permanently cured
Men about to marry
should ruuault OLD DB UltlNDLK Every Impediment removed UutTerera, do not waite time viait.
lea,
In
akllful ih)alclana Bimember, OLD DB.
OBINDI.E never fails. OFFICE urEn 10 YEAItMat
171 Heat f.'tli at., tietweeu OtU and 7th ars Advice
free, Uedlclne si, Houra, U to u, Sundaya, 9 to J.
OLD DM. UREY, 45 yenra n specialist tn
dlienaxe of nwn only. Quickest permanent cure
guaranteed In nil tho dlaeaaeapeiullar to men, blood
polion, akin diacaici, kidney and bladder trouble,
weakneaa, nervoua debility, errors of vouth. bad
drLama, undeveloped organs. Impedimenta to marriage, Ac Consult old Dr. Drey nrst. he Is the old
eat ratabliihed and tbe longeit In practice of any
epodaltatln the dty Offlco nvrr ttr, ycara at 120
Kaat 17th St., near Union S luarn Hours li to n, Sundaya M ton Seientlllo treatmont, advice free, Uedi
cine only SO conts. No charge unices curecL
1'ERMANENT
CURE In dlaeaaea of men, datigeroua caa-- a solicited, relief at once: those deiiring only
treatment ahoilld call The leading
sperlaltit. Dr. Bouichu , 141 WEST S1S1 ST.,
V to 11,7 ton.
Sundaya, 10 to J,
CONBAI) SSANITABIUM.-Sclenunc.aklll.
A-D- R
lul treatment of all dlaeaaea of women, private
rooms, uverr convenience and appliance, consultations, u A tt to w P. M Call or write ror booklet,
127 West 47th st (late 117 i lei 3330 Brlth.
MItS BFINHAItDS SANlTAItlUU. "Etab
Dlt llahid
Ik'u, female Irregnlarttiea aclentlUcally
treated, single, married. 10HVVeitj7th st
SIRS UOIILUAhN B new method of mating
DB.female Irregularities, palnlisi, confidential.
711 7th ev . marlHlh.
tlllAY-IILIN177 West 47. near Broadway;
eitabllihrd 1HHO. aanlUrium; nurses, home
treatment for women;
Crowe cure. lrregularT
ACYIBST., S2fl"VItST-- Dr.
O tics st once, without vain or medlslae; f ,. f 10.
ty
!&M
"Fight
';
rfl
B
.
sSJsai
W
wanMl
for outaldes steady work
BTO0PA0K it OABBET. 60 Walker st,
f olderl; paaterai glrla te
BOOKBINDERS-Ua- nd
J. V. TAP! jtrcO., 9 Bond su
YVANTED-Absolu- tely
reUable and'thor- ougbly competent rook and laundress. Cham
bermald and waitress and coachmen; eaon musS
know their dntlcs and be willing to properly attend
tothem; competent aervants who can be relied upon
will be well trailed: muit have the hlglieat refer- tncea: onlcea need not reply. Address HELP, P, (X
box 184 (Ireat BirnngtoD, Mass
wanted on Wlloos and'
UMBBELLAS -- Operators
Steady work
ABNOLD, B0H1FF k Co , 268 Church st
ANTED To capable girls as cook end laum- Vlf
v
dress, and as onamberraatd and waitress. Ad
dress slating references, experience end wages, Dos
51 Dobbs Ferry, N Y.
Sonustic
frvnt Wanted.
,' $2(Tto $00 wattreeeeZ
French, Oerman and Rngllsa
cooka
C'uAUBEltMAlDsT
ladles' maldi, nurais, French nursery govemcaaes, 15
kltcheiunalds, 40 cooka who wah and Iron, laund- reaaea who do chamberwork. chambermaids and
raitreiaei, butlcra, aecondand third men. grooms,
servants In all capacities wanted Immediately. Mrs.
L.Sr,FLi.ilVV. a2d it. Servantv' entrance, 352 Oth
av, telephone call, 1811 18th at
Iv- UAUUEBMAID AND WAITBE3S to go to Bye.
- ;,. .,ainall family, referencea required.
MRS. L. 8EELY.a52 8thav.
pIIAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS for a family U
V
bummit, N J,, references required.
MBS. L. BCFXY, 002 fith ST.
QUENCH NURSERY GOVERNESS for three chit
and have
drcntmuitbe thoroughly competent
good referonces.
MRS. L. S1.ELY, 352 th ST.
to go to Bar Harbor; Protectant;
must be first claaa and have references.
MRB.L.BEELY,3o2thav.
In RnfBsld: must have
LAUNDRESS fora family
MBS. I- - SEELY. :i52 nthav.
be thoroughly competent
1ABLOBMATD Must
references
MBS. L. SEELY. 362 Oth av.
CUAMBEKUAID-Mu- st
be able to
do plain sowing, good wagea for a family one
hourfrom New York. MRS. L.8EELY, 852 alh av.
COOK; alao a Protestant pantry and
PROTECTANT
X parlormaid; good wagea. fatnllvin Princetoni
rcferenrea required. MBS L BEELY. 85- -' nth av
COMPETFNT WAITRESS to go to
'PHOROUOUI.Y
J- - short Hills, N, J., good wagea referencea
MRS. L. SEELY. 362 Bth av.
Must understand her work thoi
WAITRESS referencea
requlrod
MHB. L. SEELY, 062 8th ST.
Wanted
Innlt.
WANTED
ft. 8
est and intelligent men;
in.; 150 lbs. or over; with good
references and $15.00 for out- fit; for conductors and motor- men. Apply 9 A. M., 40 State
Brooklyn Rapid
St., Brooklyn.
Able-bodie-
hon- -
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5"
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AND BEAUSTRESSCompetenti
(VxVHAMBERUAID
referencea. A. F box 623 Sun uptown offlco,
1266 Broadway.
?10JIPETEST COOK-N- eat,
willing and obllglngi
beat references. D. II., box CIO Sun nptowa
ofhco, Uor, Broadway
pOMPETENT PABLOBMAID AND WAITRESS
yj VVases, $20, good references. I. N box 619
Bun uptown ofllce, 12e',Broadway.
I vOIMt AND LAUNDBES8 Thoroughly competent.
Vv M. T, box 017 Bon uptown office, 1286 Broad- way,
PERSIAN COOK-Wa- ges
126; best references. F.
H , box 620 Sun uptown office. 1285 Broadway.
aTCOENUAID would like poi itlon with flrat cook
orchef. references. E. W , box 621 Sun up
town ollice, 12M5 Broadway,
fer.
Frst oTass, wagea 20, good-reLAUNDRESS 8.,
box 622 Sun uptown office, 126S
Broadway,
children; competent; good
NURSE For young
best references. E. M., box
Inn uptown office, 1206 Broadway.
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RaIej.
German gentleman, age 31, de-sires position as instructor or
tutor in German. Is an expert
horseman, and would give lessons
in ridino; or driving. Served dur-ing the late war and can furnish
the best references. Address E.
V. W., box 152 Sun office.
YOI'NO MAN would like a sltuaUon as driver of
a delivery wagon or porter tn wholeaale or re- tall atore not afraid of hard work or loxig hours.
1. F03TI It. at!4 Park av.. bat. iBOth k 117th sts.
by an experienced accountant
POSITION WANTED
public accountant, have highest dais
referenco as to ability, Ac. Address A, box 182 Sua
omce.
7ANTED New Englaud agencr for manufa
it turer. by au encrgetlo bnslncss man of 10.
with ten yeara' experience as raauacer and handling
anloimen. hlgneat references. Address P. O. Box
2UIK1, Boston
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TIEAUIt VNDEU AND LINER
FIN- IN-- H AMPLE CUTTKIt OPEIIATOO
ISIIEIl TO IIOI.L OtlLO LINES-CAS- EMAKEES. J. V. TAPLEY CO., 0 UONl St.
WANTED
EXPERIENCED FUB CUT- A A
TEBS;good positions fnr flrst-claa- s
work
men. Apply CO. OUNTUEB'S SONS. 184 Bth aT. N.T.
youngman
cd
ABTIFICIALFLOWERS-Experienand calculating.
O., box no Sun uptown, 1266 B'way,
Boy wanted with some expert.
"IJOOKBINDERY
J enrs on cloth work. Address J, B.. box 1T1
Sunomte.
badges; best sale out. 102
JT'AKIRSto scllDewer floor.
st.. second
XrANTED-Blickamlths
et
and tooldresiers
MOBSE IRON YtORIS CO, foot 28th and
7lh st , Brooklyn
ANTED FItst class gUas cutters.
W
A. O. ORIMM. 48-4East lBth it.
Plumbers
and coppersmith's
al
WANTED
IRON WORK B CO, foot 20th and
27th au , Brooklyn.
iJituationu Wanted
KH
'ZvS
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SM
UMItnELLAS.
SEtti on umbrellas
TTPPKBS AND BUN
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1B99.
fall" resMts
BOULEVARD,
i,,
Why Not Make
UA. M. to 13
AND VIOLIN
Country.
fStrrrt,
IS Went
c!r York Clly.
MOth Year unrtnn Sntit. U7th.
Ulshcl&sii.rhato schnol for boi from 7 to 20
yetr of nco. InilUltinat attontlou si von boi
whofe uuoatlon b&s bin Irregular. Lare f acuity.
QiuUeUlum. Laboratoi les
VAN DTCK STUDIO Itl'ILDINO, 080 8TH AV.
303
AIX
and many other advantages.
CU or write for prospectus
ASSOCIATION 1IUMNES9 INSTITUTE,
add Ht. nnd 4th Ar.
Conducted tV prominent business men of New
York who take a personal Interest in all graduates.
Students enter at any time. Individual Instruction
In all commercial studies. Exceptional advantages
and moderate tuition. Reopen. Sept. C. Day
sessions. I) 80 to 2 o'clock, send for prospectus.
ami Schools.
Hoys & Young Men City
CERLACH
ltonrdlne;
MX IMPROVEMENTS
3
ALSO GYMNASIUM,
Normal
ColICQfis
FIHKPKOOF.
Lester Studio Building,
Sntlifiod T.lens.
Reach, Frederick B. va George Hescls and
. 189.68
.
ano, 68 W Hint st 1H91
Preautty, Mi holas and ano, va Thomas O
Steven" and James Hinaon, Briggs av,
.
88 30
w a, 177 n Tnria at IHIilt
Co, ra Wm M Hrne k
Oeorac W, Martin
....7,000 00
Co Brovdwy, a wror Olthat 18jl
1
pome
Hint .
4,083.50
Bnilth. John R, va
Person. Urrtu 1, ra Kaufman & Glass,
1,98200
Bleecker aecor Joh'aat 1H Ml
Patrl(
1, vi svmitel Ruaaell, 1,810
Brennan,
. ..
66 00
and 1 112 Parx ar 1899
Betr. Thnmaa P. vaOeoT Arnoux, 113th at
45000
aa, 2CO w 7tU ar 1899
Gowdr, .lames va Cha-- A Foss, Lafnntaine
16.00
ar.es, 38 a ISOt'i st-l-
JJ
Or
SUITE
BoroiiRb of IJroux Sulo or Rent.
1,800
1,800
uu
Arthur William... Principal.
STUDIO.
ARTIST'S
ROOMS --
Lis Pendens.
154th st, s s, 100 e Columbns av. 180 8x10011:
va
Roa Wlederman Ac) Edcnr Coles A et al (accounting
ntty, Marx M.
and ennvet ance.
214 and 26H, Thomas A Mattland,
Front at, 24
eior, Ac.etal rs John Pcttlt (to set aside deeds, c),
ally, JEAikloy.
Ildth et. a a 100 w 3d art 12BX1O0' Christian
Haters va John E Rchatsmith Building and Contracting Co (to dec are litn, Ac), atlje, Mosa k F,
70n-A8-
BUILDING,
Nassau stroot.
F. ZITTEL,
Agent,
On Premlsrs.
Altman
frrec Michael Orlffln
80th at. n w cor Lexlnaton av. 32x100 8- - J FredWm It Porter ct
c,ra
committee,
eric Kernochan
al: atty, II F Miller.
9. Bradley
2Tth et. n a i7.a w 7th av, 24.8xn8
A Currier Co v Roh't L Aikey, et al- - atty. Otis k P.
Weitcbeater Turnpike road, n a adj land of Geo A
ProToat and J W Taverner Weatchater Clara A
linage, nnd inn. admrs, vs Amanda E Farrlngton;
ally II D Lent
Lerov at, in, Hannah Wool vs Edna Brewiter and
ano, atty. O Poremua
Av A a n cor 82d at 25 8ifl8, Max Kobro vs
Anna Markham et al, (correction), atty, LSFInn,
Oft
1711
A
INVITED.
Apply to
W I, Allen.
1172-117-
t:J
School,
Dwight
43l
ItKADY
IN8PFCTIOX
Foreclosure Suits.
ar, 21x100 11: theTrtti-fee118th at.
of the Leake and Watt" Orphan llouie. City of
N Y ra George Holllday et al: attr. J M Knox.
sr, 410x60x
lesth it n s 10 1 va Waahlmrton
et al; atty,
Joieph
AV.
THE MUHKKT.
Thoroughly renovated: elegantly fnrnlshed large
and small rcoma, service unrUrpaaaedt moderate
pricea, Ublo boaid; referencea.
4ln ST.. 31) WKST.
Beveral large, beautifully furnlahed rooms, with
private hatha, largo rloiets and oviry convenience:
exctptlnnal servlco, table and appointments.
mo.
large alcove
tSTIIftT, 127
room on second floor; other dialrable roomi;
tablo gneits accomnipdatcd
WEST Prlvat family. Uandaomo
IKTH ST., 227
xty
larce square room; ilrnsalng room: bath:
parlor, dining room, auperlor tibia and sarvlcc;
gentlemen; references.
A liTll BT , 69 WEST Two handsome connecting
XU rontus; second lloor; other rooms, best tablo
and service, refcicncca.
KQTII ST., 1120 V, EST LnrBo"double rooms, very
deilralle; excellont tabic; references.
Park--- .
yT8HINGT0N PLAcnrrn-Overlookl- ng
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Parlor: alrmle and double rooms ncatlv fur
niehed, superior board references exchanged
For
RENT.
OFFICES forFOR
occuuaner.
13uth at. (10 and (12 E. Chas C Emenon vs
. .
T9.44
Cath Van V alen et al
Cannon it, Ht. Michael Hanlon vs Max
.
60000
Krakoweretal
Wm
WVaughan
Grand at 4I6'4 and 417,
2,878.20
vs SolLcltcnbergctal .
HHtb at, ns, 100 w Madison av, 100x100,
105.50
Dnnato Lunk tn Benlaroln Knover rt al.
81 th at non w; Joioph Slraby rs Jehn Dos
. .
.
0 50
and 0 F Elinnx
Webter ar. n e eor 174th st, Soins- - the
Philadelphia and Boston Face Brick Co vs
.
..
820.08
Auguita Ilerwin et al
Cannon at Hit W'ledbiiah t Schwartz rs
.
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800 00
Max hrakower et al
Same prop, Kapclanbn Broa va aame W .- 235 00
led98th at, n a mow Park ar, looxino,
bnah i. Schwartz vs Degf ner k Lelman . 1,500 00
181th st. a a loo vr Amsterdam av, 176x
237.87
161, M BHonptfcSonvaDan'UMnrphy
UNION
?(t
Algebra and Oeoraotry, Arithmetic, Bookkeeping,
Penmanship, Commercial law, Stenography. Typewriting, Kuiiliah Grammar, Elocution, French, Herman, Spanish, Yoral llusir. Physiology, First Aid,
Meihanical and Architectural Drawing,
Musical.
West Side.
BUILDING,
for glusiltujtt JuriiojJfd.
West B7l!l Ht.
OPEN OCTOItER 3d.
.110, .118, 320
illf
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
(To
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WEST SIDE BRANCH Y. M. C. A.,
Long Island
fM
1S'nB
&0C8fc Wattled.
duolis.
14S to 149 South Eighth street. Brooklyn.
the celebration: superior cnslne and service.
Business, Stenography, Typewriting, Preparatory,
11CE.26TI1 T, Laraeandsmallrooms: excel
ltegenta' and Civil HervlceCouraea Day anl Even
A lent
board, special terms for season; central.
UENItY 0. WBIQHT. Principal.
Ing Sessions.
AD180N A V., el -- Hoarders wanted; larce and
Schools of Languages.
small rooms; steam heated; opeu plumbing;
centrally located; triuilenta.
SPANISH.
AV.,
suites and single
OKRMATT,
FRENCH,
MADISON with
or without private baths; breakfast
ITALIAN, Etc.
optional; referencea.
The Iterlltx School of Languages.
1123 Broadway, N. Y.
73 Court 8k,
AV.,
parlor suit,
MADISON rooms:
Special advantages for visitors to
otber rooms en suite or single; '
Paris Exhibition.
favblonable neighborhood.
ATTOItNEY AT LAW,
(City 2. ml GJiStutr.
$2,000
40,000
2,000
Enat tide.
FOTt DEWEY WEEK.
JOHN HAMPTON BARNES,
1,000
r, 201 w 6th
1 4RTU ST., 460 TO 404 West, fear Convent av.,
wide strfet, Sl.OiXli alao at 168th at. and
Boulevard Lafayette, northwest corner, just ebove
Urand Boulevard, lUixi; flneit vlewlu citr.
23D BT., 246 AND 247 WEST.
FOR SALE.
1,000
80.000
20,000
...
gptntfflttt
uni
Colttflcji
SHOWER BATHS, SWIMMING POOL,
88d St., 10 East Elegantly appointed house near
fith av.. will accommodate few tranilents during
11,000
20,000
2,000
l,
Telephone 176d Oortlandt.
Furnishes careful appraisements of real
estate at regular rates.
Apply to Bureau of Investment,
37 Liberty St.
lfeehnntca' Llena.
Eagle av. w a. 2" n out it, 100x100; Henry
830 38
Lcimer ra II H, Dederlck, Jr
0
Rerorded Mortgages,
Field, Arty O. to Cath A Carpenter, Morris
ate. wa. ikub 173d it. a rrs
Isaacs, lUttben, to Caroline V Aitor; 11th
at, n a, 248 U w Broadway, r yra
Btrauas, Abraham, to Frederick Herrmann;
..
USt hit a a, i5oe id av, installs
Her. lot 149,
Knanf. Charles, to Hunan
bluck D, amended map Mapea estates, It
.
irs
Same to Jauies I Coma, lot 478. block P,
amended map, Mapca eatite, a rs
Jenklui, Thomas J. to Edward Oppen- heimer, 6th av, w s, 40.11, n 133d at, 1
.
.
.
month
Drought, Julia, to Kdwvrd Oppenhelmer,
Mbai, n wcor 127that. 1 month
Wcndel, Chaa 0, to Fritz Wendcl, 050 lOlh
.
ar, demand
Otten port and ano, exs and true, to
Mutual I.I to lua Co, Columbus ar, e s,
.
.
50 nn UBtti at, 5 yra.
North, Jimea K, to Arthur A Uary 22d at,
ISItWeat, jyra
Otten, Dora, and ano, txa. kc. to Mutual
Life Ins Co, Columbus av, e s, 25.11 n
PHth it, 5 yr
Fait, Kuillr L. to Oermauis Lit Ins Co,
BtNlchoUsav, aecorllitkst, 6 yra..,..
beth-room-
....
cor:
Cedar id and Tr.ultr
dwellinc anl .toron, Ftrltnand Hecht,
. .
owner: M J Girtln. architect, cost
15ftth at and Trinity ar, n eeor, three-stordwellinc and atrrea. Ferdinand Hecht,
owrer. MJ (lartin architect, coat .. ..
16nth st. n s 25 v Trlnitr av: three three.
itory flats, Ferdinand Uecnt, owner. M
J Oarvln, architect: coat
16ctli at, n e cor Cauldwellar; three story
dwelllncr and itirea; Ferdinand Hecht,
coat
owner. M J Garvin,
Eagle -av.w a, 1(0 a lolm at. two thrce-ator- y
flatsEhellnc Co, owner, M J Oarrln,
architect, coat
Arthur av, o a. 50 n 180th at two atorr
dwelling, P J Owena, owner, M J Oarrln.
architect: coat
Cauldwellar and CVfar Place. e cor, two
thrve-itnrflat"; William Manx, owner. M
I Garvin archttcc'.roet
..
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Briitnw'at, w f, 1 00 171th at. two itory
dwelling, Herman Waiter, owner. W C
.. .
Dlckeraon, archill ct coat
ono story
it. roalRthW av, Wakefield,
litgreenhouse:
illlam NellsDit, owner; T W
. .
lllngrme, architect cost
179th t, na, 120 w Webster ar. tool home,
F W Wilcox, owner, W C D ckerion, arch-itect- a
coat .
. .
tn ofllcea D
Broadway, 078. Improvement
n
A Kane, ownT,
k Giller, archi,
.
tects cost
Forsyth st, 164, Improvement to dwelling, John May estate owner, ccst
Ifomton at. 181. Improvement to
Eat
dwelling' Carl Frai ck, owner; C 11 Meyers architect, coat
Morris av and A"h t a w cor. lmprovt ment
to dwelling. Fannie Lomaa, owner. C 0
Clark, arrhlti ct. eoit
84th at. 41 F.lni'irovememt to dwelling, B
Onlbr, owner. C W Miller, architect, cost
Stlth at, 234 E, iiiipruteriirnt to tenement. J
J llubsmlth, owner, T W Oriel, architect,
coat
8th ar, 8(t4 improvement tn dwelling and
atore, B B Tracey, owner, eoat
Flm at, 2r0, Improrement to power house,
FdiaonO. owner and architect) cost.,,
Bid si, 121E, Improrement tn power house;
.,
Fdiaon Co. owner and archltoct; coat
28th at and 5th ar, n e cor; Improrement to
ofllcea: 1) II Oonld, owner, C II Blchter, Jr,
architect, cost
Handsome Tire Story American basement
stxe Si50 nnd large three atorr
house,
itlnlng-ronextension,
Tarqaet Floors,
Thoroiitlily modern.
Three
CO., IIS llroadvray.
E. II. LUDLOW
THE LAWYERS' TITLE
...
Tlnns
to HEiisra?
No. 65 West 68th St.
0,000
2.000
2,000
6,500
gtu
gyttTbg goiwrt to
850
888
Bctk'nan, Henry It, truntto. 4c, to Caroline
11(1,000
I, Nones
Iitventhal, Minna E, to Albert L Lowen- .
.
nom
atelti
8 000
Fcbmnrc. Frsnrla J, to AnnaBlinck ,.
.. omitted
Welnstein, ltaeli'l, toTbd Htato Bink
Chatterlii, Walter T v. ano, oxers, c, to
H"nrl-tl- i
nom
and Margaret 8. Mnart
Firth Av Iruat C to SrlveFter Popo et al.
.
10.000
Ir ttc(2, Izr. aaaii'na. 2 mortirairea .
.
..
Stanley.
to
nom
F
MarvF,
Marr
Moorhnuae,
lalen Thompacn Corporation to Howard 8
8,000
Buwna .
Roosevelt, W Ftnlen. excr, a c, to Fifth Av
nom
TiuatCo, aaalgns 2 mortiraced
1.000
Blerwlrth. Albert II, to Sarah M MHler . ...
ntm
Btanlei. Man F, to J Blarkbuni Miller .
D
Davlea
omitted
Lewla, RlrhanlJ. to David
Lnwenfeld, Pincna, and Wm Prager to
.
.
8.100
American Mortirign Ca
Roth-chllBophlo toTltlo Onarantee and
33,360
TrnatCo ,.
a
.
cBufwt.
With Immediate possession I unfiirnlshed
nr nnrtinlly famished! to BTllICTI.Y rnt
TATE VAMILY.
AsalcnniPiita of llortcngea.
1
Lowenfeld .V Prager have bonght eight lots,
with old sheds, on Second nvenue. Sixty-secon- d
$nl
19.000
8,784
8,925
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Bspalred. Seal Saeruei and
iCap.a altered Into faahloueble uarmenti, lateat
atrles at very moderate prices. BARKER S, 111 W.
ItUtb st.
"TTiUBSBemodelledand
gmsluecs
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hanee?.
UOITSK CLEAnTnTaDBENO VAT- -'
INOBDRKAU, 148 Weet2ritlllt.
Will lend to d
all kinds nf house cleaning at short notice; bestdtr
refsrancea, send for circular. Tel .HtlHsthit.
opt and
.
'5
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C
from 3I West 08th it,
OK BEWARD-L- nst
IJ51.X.U on Frldiy, irnall I lack dog, no tail
lakipperktx.). No uuc.tinn. aiked,
roposlah.
1R0P08ALS FOR Bt'BRKR BOOI'S-Ph- lla
Depot
A
(j M Dep't, 1428 Arch atroit, Pnlla , pa , Sept.
ID, lolil'.
propnaal.. in triplicate, will ba
received here until II o clock A. M., Monday,
Sept 26th. 1NUU. for fiirutaliing thla Depot with
3, 4(h) pairs of rubbtr bouta. conforming to sample
at Schuylkill Arsenal Eirly dellvenei are enentlal
and blddera muit atate with what rapidity they can
maketbein
Ooverninent reaorvea the right to reject
or accept any or all iiroposali or any part thereof,
Preference given to articbi of domaitlc production.
urmanutacturo, rondiliona of quality and price (In- eluding in the price of foreign productions or menu- farturea the duty thereom being equal. AOUVRAN.
TEE in Kipdnent ot the vatuaof the boota muit
accompany propoiali L'NOI'ARANTEED BIDS will
not be conildered Blanki for prouosals will be fur
Envelopes oontatntng
nlshcd upon application
proposale to be endoraed "Proposals for Rnbbet
Boots," ana addrened to Lieut Col, JOUN Y.
YDltEl', Deputy yuartermuter Qimral, U, B. 4.
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