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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-10-01
ETATs-uNIs.

On t6legraphle de Niagara Qu'u'
ne femme inconnue, la troisieme
depuis quelques jours, s'est suioi.
dee en- Sc pr6cipitant dams les chu.
tes.
CHICAGO, = L'Angleterre ct rAl.
lemagne ont demand6 hiel au di.
recteur general Davis, par l'entre-
mise de leur representants. chacu-
ne IN espace de 100000 pieds Car,
res sur les terrains de pexposition
u~niverselle, pour r6talage de leurs
produits respectifs.
PUEBLO, Co.., I'm jeune hon.
me du nom de VIII. Davis, con-
damn6 d mort pour avoir assassin6
lie Z ]anvier dernier, ga mere ct I'm
nomm6 James Arnold, qu'elle await
6pous6 en- seconde noce, a 6t6 pen
du q hut heures du soir, dams Ia
prison de PEtat. a Canon City.
Davis est encore une victime de
rivrognerie. II 6tait lvre le jour
du crime, ct c'est parce que ga
mere ct son beau-pere lui re-
fusaient de largent pour retourner
az cabaret, quill les tues.
Madame Marie Stuckenberg,
une jeune cathollque de Louisville,
KY, porte aux mains, aux pieds
ct au cote, CO que son c%onfesseur,
le Rev. P6re Raft, croft etre les sa-
cr6s stigmates.
On vendredi, en- mai dernler,
Marie tombait cans connaissance,
ses parents la couch6rent sur son
lit ct furent fort 6tonn6s de voir
que ses mains 6taient pleines de
sang. Quand on la d6shabilla on
trouva qu'elle portrait au cote ct
aux pieds des plates identiques q
celle qu'on venait de d6couvrir sur
ses mains.
Les stigmates port6s par NADIA
me Stuckenberg ont la forme de
Tongue cicatrices rouge brun, q
bords ire guliers.
LIE vendred1, lie sang suinte d
travers les plates ct on est oblig6
d'envelopper les mains ct les pieds
de la stigmatis6e ct de lui METRE
une compresse q l'endroit du occur.
G6n6ralement, ellie demeure priv6e
de ses sens, pendant les quatre on
cling heures que dure l'ecoulement
La derniere, don't on a parle, est
Louise Lateau, de Bots de Hames,
ct Belgique, morte en- 1868.
Louise Lateau, a v6cu, Is ans,
sans manger.
Son confesseur lui apportait la
Ste Communion chaque matin. Des
6normes visitaient la stig
matis6e de Bots de Hames, don't le
monde savant s'occupa beaucoup.
nombre de medecins virent
cette file ct sen retournerent sans
savojr trop quot en- penser.
I'm lncendie considerable eau
SAINT pour plus dun demi-million ]
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-10-01
ct vives. Et tout le monde SO pol
terra bien.

terra bien.
~
N. Alfred Blais, facteur au Blu
reau de Poste de Duluth, passait
d'excellents cigares aux amis, l'au-
ire jour. C'6tait a propos dune
naissance. La sienne, celle de 50
femme GU de ga flle?,... je ne sals
pas. Les cigares 6taient bons tout
de meme, dit-on, ct tous font des
voeux de bonheur pour lui ct les
stems
***
La navigation est des plus acti-
YES de &c temps-ci t. il en- sera ain
81 jusqu'a la cloture. Les ~vaisseaux
nous apportent lie Charlton des DIFF
f6rents ports du lac Erie pour 25
cents la tonne, &c qui est extreme
ment bon march6, mails lis char
gent 4 cents par minot pour des-
cendre le grain, &c qui est un tres
bon prix. II parait que la coupe du
bois SO fera en- grand, Get hjver,
CONNIE jamsis. De grandes pr6pa-
rations sont d6jA fajtes dams ce
sens.
Tout le monde s'attend q un bon
automne, q un bon hlver. Toutes
les differences branches du com.
MERGE, de l'industrie, ETC., repren.
draient leur activit6 habituelle
Bien que les affaires n'alent pas
6prouv6 le cruel marasme, il y 6
Gu IN l6ger reimbursement, qui
s'est fat sentir un peu partout. Je
dirais bien (me conformant tou'
joprs a la v6rit6) que les affaires I
Duluth ont t%oujours 6t6 de beau
coup meilleures qua West Supe
rior City, mails non, le correspon
dant de la rive de Ia bale men YOU
draft de cette franchise ct pluto
que de l'exposer q dire des chose'
fausses sur ga petite vile naissan
to, je me tails ct rempeche ainsi d.
commettre un p6ch6.
Faux temoignage ne diras
Nj mentiras Advancement.
M. Table Giraux, cure de la pa
ro1sse ST. Jean-B aptiste, est de re
tour d'Europe depuis le rs sep
tembre. Tres content de son voya
ge, IL est aussi tres heureux de 81
retrouver au milieu de ses bon'
paroissiens. gull ma pas vus de
puts trois mois. II a oficie, au
]ourd'hui, a la messe, pendant la
quelle il a parl6 des diverses lieu1
de p6l6rinages, quill a Gu la bonnt
fortune de visiter en- France. II
rapport6 de ce pays des reliques d.
Ste Anne, quill 3 fat v6n6rer au,
fd6les pendant les vepres. II
exprim6 le souhait qu'un jour ro1
6l6ve un temple monumental q ST.
Anne, a Duluth, Oh ION .viendrai
en- foule, de tous les points du con
tinent AMERICAN, v6nerer cett'
grande sainte ct lui demander LEI
plus grandes faveurs tout comm'
q Ste Anne de Beaupr6, au Cana
da.
|. JEAN-BAPT1srE DULUTH.
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Nous prions NJ. Harry de Wal.
lace de vouloir bien accepter nos
plus sincAres remerciements pour
l'exemplaire de son livre know
myself" quill a bien voulu nous
faire parvenir.
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Cette nouvelle du "Travallleur'
ne nous 6tonne que fort peu 4 lE
CLIO DE L'OUEsT.
Apres p6veque.. le pretre.
Apres Mgr Stanley. >. le cure
Moyes.
Tous deux irlandais!!
AprAs la confirmation 90. en- an.
glais, la premiere communion. :.
On anglais.
C'6tait fatal!
A quand la P6nitence, le Maria
pc ct PExtreme Onction. .. en- an
glais???
Tout schisme sc subdivise.
Temoin le protestantisme ct ses
seotes innombrables.
Temoin l'Eglise am6ricaine,. 80.
on plutot irlandaise ct ses sacre.
ments en- anglais, n6gation de rU-
mite, n6gation de la Catholicite.
Or, notre Eglise q nous, c'est Gel
le que nous avons apprise q con-
na1tre dams notre Credo, c'est
rEglise Une, Sainte, Catholique
Apostohque ct Romaine.
C'est la seule que nous connais-
sions.
C'est la seule que nous conna1-
irons lamais: L'Eglise am6ricaine?
nous men vouioAs pas.
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81 vous devez acheter de BONES
chaussures q 20 pour cent DIES
compile, allez chez M. Gruenburg
l2O Hennepin Avenue.
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4fha Dc l'@nfst.
MINNEAPOLIS, Ter Octobre 1891.

L'EoHo DE L'OuBsT nest pas respon-
sable des idees ct opinions emises par
see correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-10-01
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de pOMesthas q larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper. certificates from
the superintendent Of mails.
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9Th

% Avenue Centrale, pendant deux
mois, a partir..d 'aujourd'hui fera
cadeau dun grand portrait avec
chaque douzaine de photographers
"cabinet."
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En- PEASANT.
DULUTH, Mimi, ~ Sept. l89

DULUTH, Mimi, q Sept. 1881
En- ces temps-ci, Oh tout homm'
est chasseur, pretend letre d.
moins, je crois quill est bon de pu
blier Les Commandments du par
fat chasseur. Lon y vera quf
CO nest pas chose 81 facile qu.or
le pense g6n6ralement, en- certaint
lieux, que robservance de CO d6ca'
logue.
Sans rechigner tn sauteras
De ton lit matinalement.
Dams les champs tn t'echigneras
Jusqu'au soir MEASUREMENT.
Beaucoup de chasseurs tn verras,
MATS de gibier aucunewent.
L'euvre de mort n'accompliras
Que dams ties reves settlement.
Les poulets tn respecteras
Ainsi que les chats memement.
LIE CHEN d'autrui tn ne prendras
Pour un lievre devenu grand
Ton camarade tn tueras
LIE moins possible assurement.
Ton fusil tn dechargeras
En- revenant, soigneusement.
Vers huit heures tn rentreras
An6anti complement,
Et n'apporteras dams les bras
Ou'un moineau mort d'isolement.
Observe fdAlement ces comman.
ct chasseur, de gibler to
ne tueras de longtemps. Hoe FAC
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LA PREMIERE COMMUNlON
EN-


Nous lisons dams lie Irayailleu1'
de Worcester:
Une penible nouvelle nous arrive de
West Warren, Mass.
II para1trait que M. lie cure de l'endroit,
III pretre irlandais, a empeche tous les
enfants canadiens qui ne savaient pas
leur catechisme zen anglais" de faire leur
premiere communion cette aimee.
C'est Ia une injustice criante ct nous
nous empressons de la signaler aPOrdi-
naire du diocese, don't nous commissions,
du reste, les excellentes dispositions a
Regard de pel&ment canadien.
Les Canadiens de West Warren Sc plat
gnent aussi de ne jamais entendre I'm
seul mot de frangais a reglise. Eft pour
tant lie vica re de M. Moyes est un Cana
diem %franGais!
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore May 2Fogr dp unshsnseISn Inea teeslPss %eps
i' 1 Ton.s ~. z 4 AZ Jy e. saie Is eoSS
du easy mixed SPOT 7ec the month"; E a9c osS saes
a70s,c. Receipts, s642 bush: stock sl'gGSs%, No
30 600 Oats iruer; NO white Western, Too ios 2al
mixed Western, ole receipts 20o0 bush stoek, iIav
iye quiet No. 3 03c receipts 100 stock steadv
easier good to choice timOhy s13 Grain frelghV sV
steam TO Liverpool per bush Id Cork Tor edes 2 PEI ha ton
ter 3D. August ec6n per pound S52d our nppoinai pn
in sacks Cotton very duh middrg s'sc &
iprovIsions unchanged Butter scarcer and strolI
eyer without change in prices. With corn 81 Dus and @
Sra 81 30 I'm the West and carly for grass FARMERS "
tedne their cattle keep them alive, but hot for making
hutter This the explanation given here OF ue s..ua
Hon Eggs steady 14c. Coffee nrm Rio cargoes ia,, n
1os,c. No T. 1S4d1S2c Sugar-Active demand uh
changed Copper uhchar gcd. Whiskey unchanged
pnnalo NAV 2-wheat-No. hard spot norman
p r dull closing at sl 1is 1000 bush No Sniengo a
Sothern sold at IL 13a c. T. dull closing az 81 TT
~ . do Al IOL Winter wheat dull No red IN
Store 81 io No. white 81 II asked car do Whit on
trsrE sod nj 81 II. Corn quiet but weak No yenoo"
!tss; 7sS No. do 7e No 55S779e &C.. No Sn, 8 20 SSsa
wbite & g" on track 81 d02c No do. eoaeoaS No
mixed xed "a sc Rye dull nomnay 92c for No in store
81 Sods 30 DO winter So s5dsG Mieed easy; coarse
S7@Sc; corn 29d2sci oats e. to o NewinSrrk' n Ke
cg Ppeo hush shpments-Flour, 1900 bbl wheat
Ss7 600 hush; corn 5000 BUSH oats. 10000 bush
Cb,,go Nav 2-The leading futures ranged follows
III
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
Proposals.


NAVY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF EQl II.
N MTNT. WASHINGTON, D: c., MAY J. iiSyl.I
i.d Proposa in duplicate addressed TO the SheI OF
tSe suieau Equipment. Navy Deps tsnt' ,Ig MsSsng;
,0 n C. endorsed proposals for Electric "heIaI,ng
snts Electric search Lights and Electric > ghaiihg
Apparatus' will be received at this Bureau nntl p m
tt for the supply of Electric Generating SETS search
Gabts and Signaling Apparatus. win spare parts ana
material at the Navy Yard, Newlork and Poitsnouth
Ws In accordance with Specifications which, with blank
s1s 81 nroposals wil be- supplied upon application 70
Sn Burcai Responsible security VIII be IequlIed for
h 1eIthful npriormance OF the contract The Bureau
reserves the right to waive inormses ana WI! reject
~ or ali BIDS considered advantageous n the Gov
Sriiuent GEORGE DEWEY. Chief Of Bureau
DROPOSKLS for the erection of Officers Quar-
1 t-.-Oniee Of the QuSrtermaster, ~; $ Military
PosSs Ia tplcat subject 70 he :.Io GsgSl conditions WIN
9th day OF May 1891 for the erection Of three sets Of
Onieers' Quar.es plans and sDecncstlons 70 be
seen AZ this office proposals in envelope marked
Propossis for Erection of onieers' Quarter and Gd
and a. Q. M, L. S. A.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

p,rrherc pernard ct al to L Haas, o35 Dyision-st,
yeaTs T2To VIM E. to slegrst 90, MOrrsania
/ year. $1,000. o. 51stst w ~ sth.
Costello. Patrick. TO NJ Seaman . oi'''" w " ~
Glossy Francis o. to West Side Savings BANK III "aS
same Ss0 to Stenan, 251 West 97th.s nsolmencs,
Cougo. Giuseppe, to Baker, 1o7th'St' OF I'd
ave Ch ~ Kennev IS Henry.st. OF Clinton
'' beans T AftGGT W. to W Bell s5h-st w Of sth'
ave year e mortgoges. $1,000, 10, N 70 "a man
F1oguet Pauline, TO falrchiIu' lo' ~ " 10 -"P
GoidsteIn' samuel to NJ Berger n cor Delaney anu
Lewis IS instaments' - 100 Campber. 11oth.st
Hammiu Mary /, to Huston. o;have' OF '2d
jung jacob to j Castles, sad'st Of 2d'ave'
Kcefe Richard J. to Union Dime Savings Institution
n 43d-st W OF sth-ave. years s221,eU, .. n MONTH
Iebow.tz, Israel, Cohen 81 Shefih's'' "oh'ls
Martin, John to Kruger, cor lstaye and S'th'st
Mooney. JoHn TO- Martin. 90 Roosevelt-st, year
McFroy. Thos H. TO Maxwell, Brookine-st e
OF Marlon-ave. years. 81 300 e.,,o- uo,,, . ~ .
Proctor, Patrick, 70 Harlem Sa'1S0 si 200 ''A'
15Sth.st. n W COurtandtave, year Sl,VOV; w., .
Pollock GeoTgianna, to y OShea, DO Warrenst.
mos RosendorT Moran. to Grenhart, 90 FOrsythst'
Raduziner. Adolph, to s DOrman. Dvislon''t' of
stone Thomas, to " Campbell 4iS West 27th-st. 3
satcnsten' Reuben, to Hecht. 55 Hes,erst years.
$4,000 ., t,,,.,,,
Road e Of Mct'omb's Dam Road, years, 5000 80,
Thurkaugh. Mary 70 G Schmtt II S o5d-st OF 10TH
ave months $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo May 2.-Catte-Receipts for the past "a hours
27GO head total for week thus far, 1l,GO0 head; for
sane time last week, II $50 head consigned through
$50 head of which 2 220 head to NewYork; on SALE
sO head market opened quiet but easy no very good
steers here closed cay; good stll-fed bulls bd az
a. coast Go light steers, $50 n. IS 10 butchers
common to good SO 3odS4 90. Hogs-Receipts for the
past "a hours 800 head total for week thus far
6sso6 head for time La. & week SsS25 So ,oS head
New.York on sale, 800 head held over, $50 head !;
market very dull and unchanged closed dull Workers,
GOOD weights 81 15ds5 25 few extra selected. SIS 80
light 81 90ds5 10; mediums, 80 20ds5 % pigs, "A 6o0
"a 75; siIips s4dSi 40; rouehs lower at sia$4 -
:tags S3ds3 80. sheep and Iamhs-Reeelpts for the the
mast "a hours 500 head total for week thus far 100
head for time last week, Al 500 head consigned
Though 900 head Of which 3,200 TO New:York; on
sale . 500 head market opened firm. cor'd nrm an
soid. wool lambs, 70 best, 20 2odtS: clipped
as 25ds7; wool sheep. s5 50d%7; clipped, - !5dt6
Chicago May Tho Evening journal ooo reI,rts I
steady prime steer s6d$G 80 good to choice S9dS2 80
hcsers s4as5 cows " so 50teS 80 lIosaReteiP3ts
ccpmon ~ 5odSi 10 packers and mixed - 80 Soae 20 30
a. 9Ods5 shcep-Receipts 5000 head shipments. 1000
Market s1dy native wcters. $6 25ds6 go medium and
fair natives S5as5 so: Westerns, So 9Oaf6 30 Texans
- 1oas6 10; lambs 87Gs7 35 ~
St Louis May 2-Cattle receipts. 200 head; ship
ments 100 head Market steady good 70 fancy native
steers sjGS5 fair good do S4dS1 10 Ickan' ana
indians s3 j0dS5. Hogs-Reccipts 200 head ship
mcnts 600 head. Market strong; fair TO choice heavy
a soG45 10 MIXED grade- - 4oasi % Light far to
steady good to choice, "a ioas5 9o lambs soa*' 4o'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
ID ROpOsALs FOR MISCELLANEOUS sup.

i PLIES - War Department. Washington, D. c.,
April IL 1891. - Sealed proposals. In duplicate will
be received at this once until O'Clock y. M, Monday
June 1891 for furnishing miscellaneous Supplies con.
sstng of brushes, Soaps Towels &C. Sc for tie
War Dcpa and It's Bureaus IN Warrington during
June 80 1892 Flank forms
showing the and estimated quantities reourtd To-
pneation % this oniee BID. VIII be consldered each
"Proposais ali Supplies
and addressed 70 ". Il. THoRP Supply Divson War De.
partment " -
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
Nsw prblirations

Eighteenth Edition post paid. for 25c or stsmps.
THE HUMAN HAIR: Why II Falls Of :
Il Turns Grey, and the Remedy. BY Prof HARLEY
PARKER. A. n. LONG & CO., Job Archst Phila.. Pa.
"Ev1y one should reaf this little book n-Athenaeu.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- Trustees OF the New-York ana Erooklyn Bridge. n.
their Office 10 WOshing gonst brooklyn, N y up 70 10
o'clock noon Monday May IL ls9 for the steel and iron
form in Brookya and OF the RoadFays in NewYork, CON-
Specifications and full formatiog-may be had and
general descriptive drawings examined upon application to
the EngineeTs once 79 Washing Brooklyn third
noorl on and after Monday, MAY I, 1891
The Trustees the right 10 divide the work pro
posed for 10 contract for the whole part Of and %
reject any or ali Of the proposals Offered.
c. c. MARTIN,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent
prooklvn 1891
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04

ROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
TRANSFORMATIONS department Of the Interior,
q n$3o H9Srsd Ada HpGa 6 4e h bids
nSlt be submitted in separate enveopssl Bacon Tiqo1 our
CSai%g apssta q to ne Indian Affairs
and 81 woostcr-st, NewYork VIII DC reeelved nut
F. Endan m Service about bounds Bacon goo coo
pounds Reef the hoof Zoo Ogo R31ndp p6d nSt Be @
Corn 10000 pounds @ c0ee ore 10 100000 pSgadas
o lG9o nGs FsSd e. o6 SSST po1 ROqHGs d go bas
Mess PORK 9atmSa @ 900 pPSHdi nn O1nd; 0@S
noyse 600 ySs Esnoiis is5oSd pounds Fine 10000
soap 100000 poynd snga ana 3l1001 o pGgMe Me N
yards Drilling Soo yards noo pnc FIRE? from all s5 s3pg &
@s SSssSsa SSSo sSSS.
yards. i. 6oS SsOyn Yards hickory Shifting yards Calico
Shifting 5000 yards Wnsey t0oo yards, CiCSebfngI
Groceries & SSd long list Of miscellaneous arces such
as Harness Pows kake: Forks etc. ana tGf s9oet
waSo9s as may be required adapted to the climate
the Also transportation for such OF the ar
es goods and supplies tnat may 9 s9' must S b made out 2
10 Dc blanks Schedules showing the kinds ane
Of Sd tSe nd spd and gross 81 al
other goods and articles togethef with plank
0ndSn' terms 70 BE contfact
poutes and all other necessary i1structons VIII DC uI
alshed on aRpGaaHSS99 M aGa S9 @oostors Ne%YorE the Com
@ssaes Of subsistence H A. at GheyGane 0dcagT SId G
on s. Dakota Arkansas CITY Caldwell ToEeEa and TS
WSsa slSed By he oveTnment any and az bids
INV part of any these proposals are invited undsr
0ysOO that W be opend az the
above ara bidders are a Sss must no p9 h. I
~ eeted checks or drafts gp3n some % @ Snea sae'
t a. least per cent amount OF the proposal
n j. MORGAN, Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
Gcafhers.

:, .>.n .oREIGX TEACHERS AGENCY
SnpnlSss p1oe-sors Teachers Tutors. GoveInesses'
&C. 70 Eol' SeS SYS1oTTSG.FuEToN % Tnion Square.
A MEXICAN SCHOOL BUREAU has BEST TEACH.
a FES any locality all branches NO FEE for reeis!'
tlation Form stamp. p. V. HUYsSOON W. 14th.se:
A TUTORS Professors. Teachers. Governesses Of al:
"A branches supplied 70 unlversteS coll schools ana
schools 70 partnts Moieth
sUSken. MIRIAM COYRIERE Room IL 100 oth-sve
A LADY TEACHER Of Eocutlon and Physical culture
n CDeisar.e q college graduate, would like engagenenIs
In schools Tor 1901 and 1892. Address LlNlN"S4ON'
i. o. Box 2,926.
N RIVATE TUTOR Yale graduate. recommended by
II pev mr. Wm NJ Tavlor: "a successful TEACHER. emil
nentlv aralined." Address A. EVERETT STONE, 40
East 52d-st.
r1NI0N ItIICHEISS1 AGENCY supplies scnooi oiheef.
Il with teseaers teachers with positions. - -
H. NJ HARRINGTON Prop. 81 Lafayeste fi.' ". 4.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
proposa ais,

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- Trustees of the NevYork and Brooklyn Bridge a.
their Office 179 washngton-st; brooklyn ~ H. up 20 70
IL o'clock noon Monday May H. 1891 for the supply anu
delivery OF about s72 600 feet, b. m. Of lumber.
Schedules and Specifications therefor and fu inorina'
tion NAV be had upon application 20 the Undersigned
The prices submitted must be by the thousand feet or
the piece each proposal be endorsed proposals for
Lumber and accompanied by certified check for ten
per cent Of amount 70 be returned TO all but the sue
cessful proposer. - - ,.,-,-, 4, -
The fight is reserved Increase or diminish the guam
above called for and to reject any or all of proposals
offered. - - ,,,nr,,-
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
Dronbivn Nav
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE

New.York saturday, May = a,
M The ss, s.,s 6G ss.ss re
Exchange and Auction Room wns xSr reached the Of
q, ,3s7, 600 ,,s,, an AUCTIONS.
70, tho n,esent week ending with saturday M Ma{ {Sei
the following public auctions aGdt,n, AZ Room;
TO-DAY tMoNDAY), MAY 4. .,,,,r
Foreclosure sale lot 2oxl0O5 and 4story dweind ipd
%0's soS S'ss @ 5.tSS q a 20.
block fG%St nS ssTy essTee at ig 20
MSss 2Sss is ~ % Ss Of s2a Is9a
log ssS ,s on sorc o ssxsssSs sSSs
i27 It Of Muifod-st Yonkers Ad%1iSMsS'ao2 Mo ao2 East
sSis ioS.st o. Cs 70 e DsoS o. isEayc pad S'''''
TUESDAY MAY 5.
eIHy Ss. ots sss and gS g0w west Si
lot isIlssG$ IL, lsf YtSt po Of s1d
o on Rngsbdge Road crGss;' ,s5 Il lG Ienos
S Ss f"S ot :SsS 'p ss: s'' Es: o
SSs and 4.,3Hy aSnSS dwelling 90 IS
5tSayc public plot Of IA ana q SeS5o eoSsress eSa
erds s plot Of and d4 oSeo s;tSy cTsnf S
isSSioc5 and sstOry house, No 1Ol West 7i'''' s.
boulevard LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.
ots OH' 5Sd.s 22o o6ave lot, 2SxlOo is.avc sne =
story g hs0;e sos about sO2 Fort # HsmiiIsn Sn
9Th and 0sh sts and CoyenhOyen Lane New'Otfech@
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6.
s@ DRRtGs RSs % '1S o
3PSS nEoufn lC Cx6o toy dwelling 10 q
tso 70 # t Of o;
at executors sale lot 2ox rreg x75Nloo n sd da5t
4haye pilot q ava land Of fPcdSs coe ana plot
Of stOy snd sGusf 5oR SRf rfes CSsz
5dso Ps' RSaa ESG: EGaS S pSs a9s
Hn 6t 81 xso and BUILDING s No .t9pS 2py
dYsIq 10 ,s5 S5 %ss tSry 9Rsf tRsns q M Past
2547 II Of 1staye plot % q land SS East cd
s. OF LexnGtOn-ave lots 252x abpuS o iyV Si a.cb
Kngsbrdge Road cor dsth;st o.d l9r
BROOKLYN PROPERTY
Executors sale lots 1s1x1OO EACH and 3stoy dwell
ings Nos 313 and 321 Lafayete-aVe, s. OF "rauS''
THURSDAY, NAY z.
Foreclosure sale lot 206X10010, and 4.stoy 6uilu
ing NO 400 East IL ith.st $40 f. OF 1stayei i9T1 ~
r. Of 1sothst blot Of land i99Ioxj2Xirreex55o and
i.story buildings Boulevard, block front between
4Sth and I9t6 Partition sale lot 2S99x2iNiGU aO
Tot, io IS 7xCi and Gstory building 80 $40 isy 3s
fSSS5. and 4,stoPy iSS2 dwelling No. q west S't9s
; s. 2O5 It Of 0th-ave Public auction, ot I2tasS ta
ST; lot 19xlO22 and 4story house no 407 East 1ii
st. ms 81 OF 1stave; plot OF land
lis and 3stOry house Ogdenaye corner oreha w To
st plot Of land 50x271 and dwelling ana s,aoie oba 1
bout-aye running through to Bainbrldge.aNc
lots, 25x100 each, and cottage on Nofn'S'' " ~ "
Terrace-aye, Mount Vernon, N Y.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
lots 1s2x05 each, and 2-story dwellings, NOS 500 u
400 2d-st, S, Of 0th-aye
FRIDAY, MAY 8. ,,.,
Foreclosure sale plot OF land sa lot 9S
and 3-stOry building No 1o1 Avenue b. s. 2So IL o.
10th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
DROPOSALS FOR BLANK POSTAL i.as.s N1Iha DoI4.

And MONEY ORDER DRAFTS; Pestolce 4,I DepsTHs sH
PosALs wifi Be received at this DeDSrt%ent % @ ,s6 IGt td ~
furnIsbenr ali the ''Blank Postal Notes" and Money
Order Drafts" which the Department may order oaTRg
narod NJ our wears commencing the 10th daY OF Aug
Ist is91 The Chief Of the Bureau OF EngrayinG and ana
rnting of the TreLsuly Department Is required D the
ovsons Of the second section Of the act OF March 3 1883
70 submit estimates this work Ia competition with bid
therefor blank forms Of bids. wisn full speclhca
tons sample Postal Note and sample SS SDl
1tendent OF the Money Order System: Potohce Depar
ment Washington D. G. The right 70 t9ect any any oa & or
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
Giir propsrtp 60 fet

Giip propsrtp Go fet
DESIRABLE 3-sTORY AND BASEMENT
HOUsE. CORNER MANHATTAN AVE. AND 115TH
ST. TO LET AT REASONABLE RENT
Apply on premises at any hour, or ]
GERALD Il BROWN.
E1uitable Building, 120 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
Business propertn 90 Eei.
Citn 11ropsrtp for Sale.

Citr propsrip for Sale.
FOR SALE.
Soma Very Desirable Investment Properttea
CONSISTING OF
Private Dwellings, Tenements d Factorie"
in all sections Of New-York
Also a few choice building and MANCfACiohAu
SITES. Nj
Apply to
GERALD II. BROWN.
Eauitabie Building, No. 120 broadway
~ NE HOUSE SOLD OF ROW OF SEVEN three'st1y
" and basement brownstone boNstocp prNse pn, y RS"
cabinet finish open plumbing, and all latest
All risks OF rejected title and LAWSUIT VSes py ss
avoided and absolute guarantee OF title assuIed Oy e
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANis , poieyy
Of title insurance, issued without expense " pglDasu
time of delivery OF deed RoBERd, WAtL.AstE.