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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17

a %%e 1 and % o to Ma'As 8, h S5S ''A'
HuNitgh, samuel to franss life ana wife s:anto9'S
Isaac. loa, to .llonzo Ieets l=.d->', Of 9th
korn. Max 5 to Albany Savings Bank. OF 3davc. 3
Krnker August and wife to Karl Ionnung and wife.
no - East s3l-st Year.. sJ, 900. 49, ~. ,, 49, ,
BOWEN. Caarie> ,tal to George Young Of 9th.
ave and OOtn.st 3 years. SO 600.
sane 20 Ilanneiann Hospital. Of 9h-avc. OF GOTH
L1SyScs f.e 70 slen :. , cS'shead cor of
same 70 same. cor OF AqueductaYe and Noith-st
Ludln, su-an A. to Antoine Mcrsmann edn, etc, Of
fGM-~t OF il;h-aNe. years. - 600.
st. 2a month"; Ic" mot DsqaHSi% Of i''0
May,r Edward :. to Thee Tinpc. No 226 Grand-st
Ma,&n, Dstnla L n.n. to Win Mead. n Of olst-st
NadIsae, I.lrn to i.oa, Eenzlsec, builder, Boue.
vard 91d';i year, ~ 2S oOq D. qboma. Hall
'sl Mce iG o, IO" s ne s oS Msnu.acsurns Co.
- Mitchell levi. \, Freteric Middes o,g Goo
Niebuhr Auyust and anotIcr' to Helene NJ + oest Nc
Philip. Edward to Levi, Morris. 5'th-St W sth-
.. Einaldo Lena anl another Amelia Van Brunt No
30 lids'.st. e year.. $500. r, ,......,., o.,
rt Co. toa aqd 'as sT g ycar soo"o an"
Sal'on. Jacob r. to Charlie, Palmer Westinghouse.
o schulz, Lorenzo 10 John c Boettner 20 is2 East
>, lyman. Ana,rna and another. to John Murphy. 5
Saasr john dnG N.Y. to T rak schmidt
1mfonaNr. Il OF 'fion--t year 200 -,
Nogclmann. Wilhclnina. the German Savings Bank,
@ IcNipgton-aNr Of 1O9th.st. year. $1,000.
same 70 Bertha Keit LeAlngton-aVc, OF iVJ,h--t
year. $1,000.
WNltnhead. Julia and husband. to { welsh trustee
n ilth--t. - Of 0th-aV.. / year $1,000.
W''h-lrr Ah'r. } to Edward Wood. eXor and another
cor ~ LcNlncton-ayc and 9ith--t years. $4,000
Walker. James and others. n Edward Il. Cobb, s
lO7fh--t. e. - shave | $1,000.
Wilson, Henderson. John Wilson, l2Oti-st e or
3D.
Wiinacyr william / and wife, 10 Frances Guion, n 5
S2d~t o. OF Nl-aN' | year $1,000.
Wilson James H. to James Morrow, n ; 13ith-st @ OF
st. Aun~aVo. - wears - 600.
Jcigor Conrad and wife, to John Siney, : lsth-st,
n ~ Avenue &, > wears. $4,000.
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THE RTS.

TRYING To RECONCILE THE Youthful PAIR.
In the suit Of Lily VI. George against Charles y.
George for a limited divorce in which mother inlaw
and a black and tan dog PLAYED an important part,
Judge TruaX in the superior Cont. tried u'-u'cr'>
fully to bring about reconciliation between the w"
vonng people He asked Mr.. George II her l"'" for
her seven weeks old child Wa not strong cnonrh Il"
induce her To- 90 back to her husband When 'h'
looked Judge TruaX coldly IN the eye ana dec Jared
that il was not her Youthful husband was vi,ibl,
arectcd When the Judge asked her If She did not
think il would be better FOR the child 10 hav" father
She declared that She did not think although She
said She had neither money nor property. Jud,f
IruaN then ordered one ont o Tie court room
cAcept the -el and the court officers Z" Try, IL j.
presumed to bring about reconciliation between TIE
connie lie told them that he would not decide ti"
case until they had had two weeks 10 think about h,
recommendation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
VAS THE MILK EXCHdNGE 1LdRhEDF
IT LOOKED AS If THE PRODUCERS WERE PRE-
PAIRING TO DO BUSINESS on THEIR
OWN HOOK.

The Executive Committee Of the Milk Producers
Union continued its session Yesterday in smith Nc
Nell's Hotel and remained in conference until ia'e III
the afternoon. j. ID. \. Findiy one OF the members
Of the committee. waited the directors OF the MIN
Exchange and these men denied that they had agreed
to continue the price Of milk at ~ IL can until alter
conference with thc members of the Union both sides
should resolve to change the rate MI. findlay re
ported thi, fact to the Executive Committee OF the
Union. whcreupon il resolved til 'le 'nioh price
for the present should be = - cents a quart. ana
secretary smith authorized to INFORM TIC 2oV
sections of the Union of this decision
We make the price = = cents quart" said
member Of the committee without regard to the
action Of the MIX Exchange But il is mistake to
say that this i, due to any Welding on our part The
Union is moving all The time ana getting nearer i'>
goal. In short time We expect to take decisive
action that will surprise some of the MIX Exchange
men, They put the price down last Monday thinking
il would hurt IL. Wait a little while and YOU VIII see
that il will lurt them more than il hurts us BIT
we are going ahead slowly because there are some
things that complicatc the suation the lack Of ice
being probably the most serious
What "dccisive action" the MON men contemplate
they would not disclose but the statement that they
are not idle true Their organization grows stronger
every day and it is srmi>cd that the hostile action Of
the Milk Exchange on Mondav NAV have been indaccd
by the fact tina, about eighty cans Of Union milk are
sold every night by Union agent At the Ire station
and that all Of Union milk that come to the 'v
now have the letters II. NJ" stamped on them These
facts may have led to "A desire t. attack the farmers or
ranization before il had thrust It's roots any deeper
into this market All the same, tie members 81 The
Executive Committee dcnOunce the EXCHANGE directors
action in lowering their price as gross biea'h 81
faith
The understanding wa said one Of ne Union
commiite cmcn, that the surplus taNc al the tuul'
and We were to keep back the surplus. TINS We nave
done faithfully since April All mh seh' ~ ,"' CIV
and not wanted has been returned 10 the Farmers WHO
bear the expense The Exchange uicu say milk l.
cheap and not worth = cents 4 puait You never
hear Of the consumer getting Il any cheaper.
Application has been made tN The MIX producers oi
Delaware ChcnanCo and orange counties 10 the state
Attorney General to bring suit t. hav" the Nilk ~
changes charter revoked. \ hearing took place De
fore the Attorney General on Tuesday Judge ca
bert appeared for the farmers and MI Ev. 81 I'm. 'tN
for the Exchange. The Attorney General took III"
papers and reserved his decision.
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NOT 1.-THE THING FOR THE REGIMENT
AS Individuals. TIE MEN MIGHT LIKE TO
TAKE PART IL THE LEE MoNu.
NEXT CEREMONY,

Colonel Appleton put end 10 all discussion about
the propricy Of the proposed trip Of the 9TH EeSi-
ment to Richmond. 10 take part the ceremonies at
tending the unvcng Of the Lee Monument. by an
nounc;ng that the regiment would moi 20 to k'h-
mond Colonel Appleton said last nichi that he
Thought great deal more Importance had been
attached 10 the matter than r. deserved. He denied
that the regiment had expressed a desire u 70 10
Richmond. He thought il possible that some in
dvidual members Of the regiment had expressed such
desire, but he was that official request 81
that nature had been made. He said that he had
received The invitation Tuesday inviting the rcgi
mcnt 10 90 10 Richmond on May -. bat a ilat
Wa~ the day before Decoration Day. he had promptly
sent letter declining the invitation. without con
.Eltin- III" other officers. The regiment had dutic, 70
perform AT the North on Decoration Day. and 'orsc-
Gucntiy II not worth While discussing the qucst
whcth the regiment would have gone on another
OCCASION
Another officer Of the regiment said that Colonel
Applcton'~ action in declining the invitation womb
undoubtedly receive the unanimOu- approval OF th'
Officers and ~ the regiment. lie Thought the men
in the organization would be glad 10 meet the men IN
Richmond who would take pat I'm IN" parade. hui
the regiment. a representative" body, would he cut
OF place in taking part IN "A demonstration In honor
Of any general Of the Confederate Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17

CASES ARGUED ~ TIE COURT or AFPEAL~.
Albany, April 10-In the First Division of the
Court OF Appeals today the following cases were
argued:
Laura r. II. Varicl1. appellant agt the second Va
tional Bank Of Norwich. Conn. respondent. sub
mitted.
The National Bank Of Granville. appellant. AIT.
Jacob COhn and another. respondents.
George W. Zlnck respondent aet. Anna VI N1nns
and another. appellants.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Ncw York,
respondent. agt Edwin b. Woods. appellant.
Frank Brown. respondent AIT. the twenty thlid
street Railway Company. appellant submitted
James BannOn respondent. ag'. the ll"ek r9 street
and Fulton Ferry Railroad Company, appellant. sub
mittcd. ~ =.
Richard V Harnctt. respondent agt. Robert l..
Wcstcott as president Of the Wcstcott ENpre-S Com
pany. appellant , -,
Phllandcr w. Fobes respondent. ast. the Rome.
Watertown and Ordcnsbnrg Railroad Company ap
pcant.
Following is the day calendar for 10 morrow Nos.
sol 76j $40. SCI, 80, 323 325 and 32c
The following case, were argued N the second
Division:
The Fifth Avenue Bank. rc ponhcnt, aet James
b. Colgate, implicated. cic., appellant
The Importers and Traders National banH re- p"hn
cnt ag. james l.. Colgate. impcad'' etc, appellant
Following is the dav calendar for the second ID
vision for tomorrow: Sos. 80, Oh, so, 600, 17D'
SOB and O75.
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plt,incr simon to Jonas Wen and ano. 40. 80 "'''''
En'chmcr. can +. to solomon Marx. : 'o'h-St v"
LcNing'On.aNr = ears. 9-,ouo -, ,,.,.a,s and ano
criwford Wilam H. ct A. to John Mslne So anu ""'
30 MulhcrrR--t 8 wears F-'''O'
SAM 10 Joseph l. Buttcnwcis'r' 7'"" p''p'''
;hiS;rs G,ofgc to The Bowcry savings b'"N'
.-,h =, =, of oLh.aX, | year $4,000. - -a,h -
- '"o,,lrr f. 4 10 Jacob n Newman cor '''"''
ana lVth'N' 4 - III To The McElw,c Manufacturing
co VI /, Miills-asc p Of i35thst mo"u''' "'e7''
5lO.36O . ,..t, ,.,,o. and ano trusecs
.,c ~ - ii6th Il W ~ shave. year. NJ Ouo. .r
Sar,c 60 sane n : sithst " Of oth-aNe' war;
1913 sod , u,,rIo - = 173d.t g OF
Audutnn-a ave. | year, s2,oOO t, ,to and tntere.t
De- Wit a. to d De Wit right u,e o Shu ''''''
..,t, ~ Corr.liu- John DE witt year 70 " Al
,,,r. ll,ur, wife. 20 nora \ '"'"'"' wv ~
M"n.". awrcf,; itlo Insurance Co. 80 80 l'a,ardSt
wears 1900. -, =, roh, Nrrscnthaler
ao,,, 4. al IOih-aN.. n-alments ~ 900 ,o,.t,,.r
,.,u.i lurt.~. and wife. To EdN ~ !Pm'nar,v
and another u Jlst-se' -" "N''"''' ~
% .abrla and another. To Charles Isnca5 'o'
- an' ,r"t,rtv William II. Morris years % W.
-, cIn9g ; Mar f. 70 Fire ONCE Co. IL LeAhsn
ave ,ues isnata and wife. to elias August V0'ui
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

Supreme Coust--Genera Term Recess continued
calcldaI. Nos. to 81, callsd AT II oelocA.
sSS!s S. ~ S5 a7 1e'T %5 ia. ns S"
ls5 ~ c7o 81 or $50 GSS ga 90, gsg ''l'
. supFe% Cos it Spsea a., T-fsf Ihioe l9F'"
Supreme couit-Clrcuit Part I-Adyolried unti April
supreme c3ua, eg rar nne2,s LaW ,,,. ,J IL
ks94 l52s. l9.9. $50 lii5. 49, ii5s. 1885, 1875
supreme sScqraeireqt- ray Ili-nefore Beach. 4
1905 1913 1911 $50 l5,o 1903 iG2G $3.50 1903 ld.j.
1866 1873, 1855 1879, 1850 1851 1872. 1853. 1857
Case on ke,nod. " London Assurance yo,po'ton
10 80 a. m vii Of Wade i''' L"opola FOR plolair
wills 81 Robot StanicAbauf, Helen och'll, \ - Don
Wood. 10 a. N; +. f. Pri.oms. L. t. snittcrin, John
Iiankc Elizabeth Barry and Henrietta Kothcnhoh 10 -
sope5lcr coa. spec ,. Trrmpefore TruaS 1-No'.
suor 400 Senr lax erm ar P PVT J
superior CcurtTra T.rm-Psrts II and III-Ad ourned
'' Common Plea Special Tcrm-Before Allen, Motions
co1 1GS5 iGs e59 1871 SOL d 49, iSs5 a.
90 1901 ti5 H., G72 ; s9l r. Dan. r. ,a,ourocd until
Common rless Eqaiy Term Before Larrcgore S 10 10
10, 81 "a. 60 90. 81 - q. -, ~ ,,o,,o..
c co1sSPGr osi,asNI Ss%
xos Us rs 40. $50, 7o7 200 ST. go, go $780, 1872
''9 tiiy 'y Tca Part II Before yan wyycN
JNSSs ssg ss5 s9s @os ool 5o7. sos 9oe oi2 'is'
CIV co1rt-lTa 1ern-Isrt " Before McAdam. C. J.
3cur: Of Oyer and Termnc Before Andrew j. and
and assistant District Attorney Macdona-No- to 30
co%r, of General scssions-part -Refore Smyth: r.
ard Assistant Distct-Attofncy Dasis-No- :" 49, IN
Court Of General scssons-rar III Before Mart3e j.
and Assistant DstrictAttogney JciomcNo' to ~ in
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United STATES SUPREME COURT.

Washington April 10 IN DC supreme 'onrt Of 'h'
United States today the proceeding, were "s FOL
lows:
No. 2G1- Columbus Thaw, plaintiff in error agt.
More :. Fall, and other. heir, etc. Argued.
40 9Gj-N Walton FaIrar. administrator. etc, ara
other, appellants, aet. John Churchill, tru.ie', anu
Others
No. COB John Churchill. trustee. and othc:s, ap
pellanis agt. Walton faTat. administrator &C.
Argued.
No. 27l william Ferguson and ohcr-. appellants
act George &. Dent and other. order Ia re con
tinued. 49,
Cnis plaintiff in error, agt Samual H. Million. sub
mittrd.
No. 275-Nr-. Elizabeth Norman and others appel
lant-. agt. John A. Juc.ncr and others ArcIcd.
The day call for to morrow j.: SOS. 30, ~,
27e, 279, go 14s, 23l, 80. 80 and 2-4.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

The bright weather brought large crowd the Roa,
Estate E>hancc yesterday and the property offered which
was suitable for investment readily sod. Nos LOG
and los lch.st consist OF two hrccstory frame
buildings. 2ON5t Tho gross rental is 500
year the bidding ran up from $4,000 % $4,000. at
which pfc' i. Knubt the buyer no. liS West
is foursoTy and basement brown-tone
dwelling; Ia ldclng from $4,000 to f'2'''o ~
BodIn TIE buyer. 22S East seventy NNth..t. %
iour->ory brick tcnrmcnt-hOu-c on iuh lot, SOFA Tor
No., io5 io7 and 100 West Forty -nrst-,t.. between
Nafh fonn ayes ths-e fOur-stofy dpubl" tohc
ia'It hoi~ the bidding from ~ 600 :" ~ 900
,,-or- Browne Wa The buyer. 40 Il East fy,e>
e. !. fo!r-torF brick house lot lGNlOo Inc nd
ding .tpfrd BE- $4,000 and ran 10 s3ssoo a. "h'.
important pieces Of property sold was Nos ~ ana %.
PcsIl-.t On lot q NJ. The property consist % a
nN",'ov rick Dulins. Yielding r.nta 81 S--3o ',a.
the hu,es ior ~. 800 40 110 Fast lipn,th--t Is a
mrcs,st3y hrown,toe Pr.a lou, 200 o" 9 30 rSe
,cnd.- thrr.toIy and basement brek house.
on lot l. py.j vent 70 g. ". >po9nrr for =. 80.
plot s5NfnO In On.-hundred andfoty ir-tst and ST.
Nlch,a ave brought @l'o 90! nom 'n'ri' - i'Sr@ a.
2i0 iIci4'f--t. bIookyn tirc-t" anu Da''l"V nil-
va. noI-c sold for - 20 l., Mrs. Rosa Kenny 40.
loSI Palk-at,. Ave->tory nat on luh lot bF2ush'
so 700 fr1. w norhm Jc1 Fast Onr-hui lri dand-
cl,,rnfh->t for.,nrr hrOwu-tluc tenement house, On 4
10: 21NlO1. wen; ~ !. \. O'Corm3n ios - .o'.
The PARKWAY" -iy-siorV ai"ftWrni-h"u>'' on p9D
Ihr bidding from $4,000 Z" ~ ',,2o Ot.i.iY
Brothers the buyer Nos lV' and lo' West Srs-
mt, -econd--, withdpwn having been nr'tioplY
sold a. private s1eNo. 100 for Fi-olV 20 H. w 'aldn-
d't and ~. lc7 Tor 30 coo TO Dr. White
There has been ~0d at private sale 70 Judge y an
nirnt tho four-orv hrownstoae r"~h,n no. 10 East
Nr. H'ak" his hr"..'nrr brick 'sdencr NO. ~ Wr't
Ienthsi lot e5No5 for 81 600; also ior Mr. Hu.h,an
huadr.d and.twcnuc'h.st and LenoxaVe.. lsoNs5. on
priNat" terms.
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amounting si67. 25s OF. completed. In the re-
pairs Of streets 2s square yards of pavements have
been relad. Repavcmcnts have been authorized and
nearly all scvenytwo different streets
and ordinances passed BY the Common Council
for psNcmcnts payable by assessments on slN-sM
uttown streets mart Of which are also under
tract The system has been extended ana now
includes 3i33 miles Of There are now In use
on the public places Of the city 2Oi'O gas
lamps 81 electric lights. and l26 naphtha lamps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17

The Aicermen's Bridges and Tunnels Committee gave
another public hearing IN the CITY Hall the Fast
River tunnel scheme yesterday. Alderman Dowd. chair
man OF the committee. presided. Captain Thomas Cuum
spoke for tho brcklayes .tonemasons societies and
advocated the tunnel. EN-Secrctary James Hurley Of
he Loncshoremen's Ocean Association, Edward H. Amm
down, Of the Chamber OF Commerce and Captain w. H.
1honpson, formerly OF the White Line urged the
passage Of the resolution granting permission for the
building Of the tunnel. EX-Aldernsn John J. Ryan pro-
~''eo On behalf OF the tfuckmen against the tunnel.
another hearing Will be announced.
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appPaTSEPS MEET To rOUP4PE NOTES

The Board Of Appraisers met in the Appraisers
Office Laight and Washington sts., YESTERDAY. There
were present Appraisers Marvcllc ". Cooper. %
New York: l.. ;. Mctcalf II. Louis; &. +. Kimball
Detroit: G. VI. Lcavy, san Francisco: J. q. Leach.
Philadelphia, and Assistant Appraiser l.. A. Dodge
OF Boston. The object of the gathering Is to liar
monlzc the appraiscment VI goods arriving at tho
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Mr.. GILROY'S QUARTERLY REPORT.

Public Works Commissioner Nllroy sent Mayor Grant
yesterday the report Of his department for the quarter
ehoing March 81. His total expenditures for
were soeOS05 81, divided follows on Of APP
p'opiiations. $685. 60; local Improvement fund
Ao,oi2 o. special and trust accounts. $50. 007 81
ing the quarter siXty-sx contracts amounting To
sefGl2 81. were entered into and fyseyen contracts
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Mr. BEATTY Nay EMPLOY WHON he CHOOSES

The new street Cleaning Commissions asked Mayor
Grant Tuesday to define his powers with regard
to tho employment OF iahorcI~ his dcnaitm
The Mayor sent the following reply Yesterday: " II
appears 10 that the powers az tn" Commissioner ~
street Cleaning over the appointment of alorcr, IN
his own department absolute and unqualified. and
permit him prescribe such tc,t~ Of l seal fitness
10 him may seem proper
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Id KnpN.ALs rNN Ml.OLLLANLOUs srP-

i PLIES Var D'lal tuIfiii. Na-lif irii - e. AllI
IT, I-Il -I,a IIoiD-tls. Joe duplicate. subject 80 ug
usual conditions. slll bt received 81 us Office nniI
o'co,k u. DID,. MONDAY. MAJ 80. 1850. fD4 lui+>hin.
.AiI-relanrou, Suppl'7 consisting o EIo'm- Bir-h''
~o., Towels fof Tine Wa D. fnfIit dih -,
Itu.,a, Washington. during o." r-eai }'ai ending Jun,
so Is3 Bl.nh forms o Proposals showing %, l'"' ana
uuAuttf. required tDe't'i with iD-iin -pls
bidder. VIII &c. iu.A4rhru ou i! e. t4, "i''
considered each Item separately. BrHi-
thu q OF formal a'' flin - "nj Aiu
Vail %" made until t'nf4t's
uaA., an appropriation from which the upnl'a ct'd Tor
pufcin-cG Proposals must h' iui"is'd on The out
If ''fIufn-ll- io Miscellaneous sup
plc.." aud addl,,-cd Z, VI. r. IHOKf. ,hif supply
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various ports in order 10 cquazc the assessment of
duties all over Tn, country. No business Of i'm
poTtancc done Yesterday. The session VIII
probably last three weeks.
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SiorhQe.

AT MORGAN & BROTHERS, STORAGE WARE.
"A HOUSES 232, 234, go WEST ATHEIST. NEAf.
HKoADwAY, SEPARATE ROOMS FoR TuIsyIIUKE.
PiANOS. BAGGAGE. &C; STEAM ELEVATORS;
PACKING AND SHIPPING; PADDED VANS FOL:
MOVING; INSPECTION soLICITLD. TELEPHONE.
1l3 BOTH.
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i DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON. y. e.. Apnl T.. l-nu
proposals. duplicate. subject . %" usual c"n
ditl,- fiji received TINS Office until oo!u' n
THURSDAY. MAY 10 $500. for furnishing niato4' IS
for th. War -, Iaftncnt and it, Bui'Hu- n washing
t,n dwiug The neal year ending June 80. le'i.
Blank forms Of IioIo-n~, ~h"w.ns tA' i:'i7 a"d
.tIt,d quantities required tptrh' I'm circular fciHt
lnr thereto viii b. furnish apIi' alton 10 t "h'r
nd. will considered each item separately. lhNc'le
, uotlrrd tina. award formal arcri an'e Of Auf hid
under this r'I-,eit VIA d." mad until 'nne''-
uks an ,ppnirirtlpn from which she supple, c'd Tor
IAN hc purchased f4oIu-a- must h' ind"s'd 81 the "u
Tide ~ th' ,nN. oi",ni- To- >'u"n,iN anu "u
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New.YorlS. "Wednesday. April 1G.

S,v.YorS. "Wednesday. April 1G.
Tho following s,lc- held at the Exchange and
Auction Room To-day:
S--tnlv building. with lo.-. shave. - ~ n
~ 5lth.-.. lots 2jslOO each; j ftrh. 81 bNDVu
5-storv building with lot. Nos ~ ana 10 f,arlSr
Of Rio1d--' all Nirrrg: J. spar IT. J-'uu.
3.-fort building with lot No loE ',r ,hNI nay
s.. II 13th.-' lo' .o>io. and similar hudnt wlti
It, 40. loo adjoining above. lot 2oN'l .oNlN"N'Fi's'
J. Kinr,l. $50 SEQ
i-~tory building with io; no las West 72d.st :.
- 9thaAt. lot 2cNlQs@; \ Nodinc 30. 900
f--fofl hulidng- with plot 81 lana sos ~, 10
ic9 We-t list. 5. of 9thaNe plot SiN79'
g Blown t31 600 . 1900
similar hulding with lot 80 eos East 'gih do.
100 "a ~ ad-avc lot 2jAlO22 {, shane" ~" 'OV
i--tory dwelling with lot 40. l. Eat D'th-~t. "a :.
Of 9TH af'. lot lGNl00j e. Qnick. ~ 500 ,,,.,
i-,ioiy DIV riin, with lot No. 800 rA,t llite.ss'
~ ed-a'e ,ot 2s.iNlonl; J oEorn9n' ~, w.
. story d"rllnc with LOT. so. ll6 Last Nu'n-tt.
co. if'-nsr. lpf lS.tNi022: u lo".ter. rl1.oO.
3~ofi h'r-" with oi No 81? East 2!A-'t II -. " OF
.d-t'e lot if..'N'" y. 4 W ~rOpn'r - l'V
5--forr building Win ,o'. so. log ParkaNc'
So 90 ~ ll-ti-t ior 25Npo: W Bo.hm. $4,000
1-fif... ~,. fNr'.ll q O'IltrI. $1,000
Co., g.. apartment house with Not oi land 70. -
W. .2d..t near Hth'''e plo, ''flV-- . I''"F
EtDthff. <l5f.15O.
nj. o. b''ia.nr vi.h po, Of land. Mo- 30 70 25s
We ..fh-f ~ ~fh-,fr Wr. ADJOURNED 10 Alfll =
Si' - f'- buildings wen lots No>. and Eat 9th
~ Oh ~ 5tla,r vas Adjourned TO MAJ H.
BEooKLYN PROPERTY.
3.fofv h.H-. WITH lot No. eiG Bergenst. =.
o. Nr'in-.-'. ot 2o>i0o, Mr. Rose Kenny. - 27j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
ID EOp0SAI.S FOR ARMY SUPPLIES

1 once Purchasing and Depot tanHl--iit. Amy
building 80. 80 Whlt'hli-s. Ncw-Yok city. Apfii -
is9p-S,al,d proposals. ln trpilcar. hJcct o. 'r usual
,oud or VIII be- received at this office until 10 ocln
a. M. on 1huf-dn, Nat H. ls'u. ipr fufnishLe such
-uu,c- - be required bs -nr Subsistence Depart
mint United state Army. Subsistence Stores i"i!'d
.f roui candles -Alt. coffee gI.'n. Java. Mona
.c &c. &c. Subsistence Property apel steel i'1is
nuud mra-ui,s. &c.. &c.. So. Pf'f.srncr sl',n 10
ali articles 81 dono-'lc Production and manufacture
FOR such details schedule. Information win conditions
lists 81 articles. quane~. kinds. mode, Of Iackn- &C.
a. this Office Ih' right J. ft.ftrd To- 'I''t any
or all pop"'d' tn'clopc. containing bids ,ho1ld To-
marked 'Iolo,a To- Subsistence supplies. ol'Wl NAY
l5 1880 and addressed To the undersigned {" BILL"
L. = \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
SEALED pRNpOsALs will be reeciyed at

- office 81 Supcfnfend MT of Repairs. T. = Public
buildings New York CITY. and opened at O'Clock " ia
he 18Th Inst Tor furnishing al materials l'puFH anu
labor make certain alterations dnu -
lair- TO plumbing la basement " the /. = G. II ana L. o.
building TN. city Ia accordance with pHn- and spec M n
ton. Each bidder Mu-t ~tit the number oil "o. ing
In which h viii complete the work under p'nif OF
fofciting dollars 10 90 daf for every daN IA ~
thu number stated Each hid must be- accompanied
with certified check for hundred dollar. dI"Nh -
o the Treasurer 81 the Initrc static The ght -
reject all bids H. reserved The specification can
be and additional Information obtained ny apply
InIlN v MAIslIA Ill! Smuc.lntnnhnnl 0I N-InlI.