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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-28
Highest Of all in Leavening Power-Latest u s. Govt Report
RH!Aa!!! Rskles
ABSOLUTELY PURE

plete record showing the hottest days
ever known here, aud June -. 1892. was
the hottest on record. the thermometer
having registered 81 degrees. The hot
days for other years ranged variously
from - 10 90. The wind yesterday was
light. and il was indeed cool enough on
the water front and comfortable in the
shade.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-28

Steamer Chilkat will sail for Alaska
Sunday, June 50. at 10 a. m. from E. L.
Gaines wharf, foot of Spring street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-28

Every man having a beard. should keep
il an even and natural color. and if IL is
not so already. use Buckingham's Dye
and appear tidy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-28

There will be no more attempts on the
part OF the government to prosecute the
80 members of the American Railway
Union in California charged with par
ticipating in the strike OF last July.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-28

shelves and counters in Butler block.
formerly occupied by City Of Paris dry
goods store. for sale very cheap. Apply
CITY Of Paris. ii Second street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-28
RIG REAL ESTATE DEAL.
Earnest transaction in Several Months
i. \ Moore Consummates a Deal
With Boston Capitalists in Which
loo Lots Changed Hands, at a Cost
Of ~ so. 600.

one 90 the largest real estate deals that
has been brought 10 successful issue
was C.oscd IN this city yesterday by the
transfer % over I 500 lots in what IS
known as Rainier Reach addition. on
Lake Washington. Tbs tract IS one Of
the best sosatcd on Lake Washington.
and Is situated on the line Of Rainier
Avenue RAILWAY Company. This deal
vas contaminated by Mr.. J. \ Moore
assisted by the Seattle Land Company.
and IS only one Of the many success NJ
transactions that has been carried
through hy h3m duriuS the past five years
The Consideration in the deeds as He'd
s,r r,s,aryl Is $50. 0eo II Is the intention
~ the new owners % commence active
announcements. slTCh a clearing the land.
grading she streets. planting shade trees,
et,, during the coming fall
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-28

The old Dominion
Is made - straight Virginia tobacco. pure
and mid
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-28

pet Cigarettes,
TIE old favorifes can now be found ia
every cigar store
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-28

when RAhy was Sick. ~e gave her Castoris.
When she WAS Chili. she criei fo- Cas,ov.a-
When she hecAz,e Ms she chung 70 cas'o-ta.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-28

The Public Cordially invited.
The Miller Relief Corps nil serve lun-h
tomorrow from II Ia . O'Clock. corner
Front and Marion streets. Berries. tce
cream and cske afternoon and evening.
Lunch - cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-28

Delicious puNamish Dairy ICE cream.
Telephone. Its
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-28

E1caTslon % sn0aaAlraie. July ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20

was accomplished after the market halted until
s6gr aE V Was M" san by new buyers and shortly
after noon on por that Mr. rras naI5 n GsHe w
beam %hieh cigTea 2cs fo penn nc ne ever h morning
was rather more favorable showing better mMNet at
ErPI &na ri Was asappSinne ITeo teopns
bat isc advance. while Paris and Ierln Were
Southwest, and the statement that The Mnnespos, MIL
NewYork has been Favorable feaure all me Wee
70 h." one for the moment largely sentiment. refec,nr
the influence of the improvement other commodities
hullish speculation Europe has followed me ".Ehe
here very conservative manner Trade i9I fuT,e
,in I 5 ,sb have been light Interior receipts con
receipts oi spring wheat markets today were
Mingr arains rs S5> bush las, Year winter. aSoi
hush against - 5 bush sea6ard recep,s, c>9 G pep
bush Exports. s.56' bush against 'd.i bush During
r COW, MIS- n rnmor that Mr. farIridee had set
5oisc for MAY Some good lines q short wheat were
covered here there VAS temporary CESSATION oi nuNiis
orders and the decline rapid the close was I'M
inactive one load 80 red spa for export a! &c over
May; ailoa May H. My 'nSei "a, 90" 100 I Sr
steamer Sold at 5isc Delivered. CORN The market
w S ie ys at me w5a appcar@i to he almost
@ market o. yman ana r nSi on one ,b In TGga 9r
Trade comparatively light and appeared TO be very
a
c,,o IN Se,, and sarsei Of during the afternoon
light the market closing unchanged to 10 advance"
No quoted DO store. MONT
nal. steamer. 80. GJpigc elevator and llWn hush un-
graded sold a. jIqjl,c delivered :OATS-The market
oats was 4 c more active to-day. prices showing
tendency 10 Improvement. and with the improvement
there developed Nt'le better business. WIN NE aer-
noon reaction grain prices saGgcf on bat mere
was no special pressure and the close AT unchanged
rices 6rop reports were again favorable. with the ad
vices all indicating enlarged cash oats Were
quiet Sales were I3 BUSH follows: CARROTS, 40
}2Ga2i.c elevator $1,000 bush No white 3Gn3ac latter
New York Central. bush track white Gn+lc. and
200 hush track mixed. sc. BARLEY Market dun
Quoted: No = Milwaukee. Ga62c: ungraded Western. 90
l6c...... MALT Market quiet Quoted: Wosie~T. Io0
SEEDS Market active. with fair johhnS trade
Quoted: Good grades clover. s. a0dS9 90: high grades
So 15TS1O -: timothy. g. 9Nd So ~.
We give comparison the closing prices OF the
yious dav and the esponding date last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York Friday Ar-i 10 1895.
COTTON-The market started with an a1Nhhce OF rom
10 points and during the forenoon lmfoN'H OF -
points The improvement was on the coming
of Liverpool in better shape than expected buihs r
receipt of more kilograms from Texas reporting ii'
able conditions there. leading TO the i"r th' w.
drouth would continue much longer ana result IN graz
damage to the Texas crop on the "theT manu- IL - ''I"
thai dry weather Texas If followed wlthln rtt
sonabe time by rain. would lead 70 reduction IN IN"
devoted increase the amount pthHA IN
bales Reports Of an unfaVoTahe character continue 20
49, no c,nditiru Of affairs
weather states that there are no
prospects of rain during the next thrysN hours Erai
all Texas with rain IN slgh
long interest has been made by the cond'on e"
affairs in Texas. In TACT great deal 81 tH' lut
of depends Texas conditions As matters
stand now affairs getting into critical CONDITION
there and day that passes without sNH Soah"s
rain makes The takings for this long &c
count absorbed the cotton thrown over ny
the longs The last few days N"wOrleans has bought
executed FOR Texas people. who ar" best a4
culaed judge Of the situation there The local ieenT
Mn,
and other grains. as Wei as preNlSl are M'N't" a."
much higher prices II said 90 b" not unusu1! mat
crop should experience diy weather al t com
Of the season; hence dfouih ar thlS ~ 81
the year not regarded seriously 10y cotton people rs
one in July August. II * should occur IN those
months II would seriously Curtau the production. Re
bales. against 33lS bales last We"k "l- tas Ias
year Receipts at ports fr ae wee - $50 1a!gs aghS,
Houston to-day bales. agains' Loss laes last
week lO47 bales last year and at memphis. lN' bales
interior receipts for the week were % ~ bales aeainst
73g bales last week bales wear. Interior
shipments the week 724l2 bales against 7oGG4 bales
last week 1895 bales las year Interior stocks 2O> '
bales against 2ils5s bales last week. So bales last
year
Opening range and close today. and closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20

De while hoo, ruled steady. with April and May quoted
~ os I'D Wle & Gray state that the best opinion ~
that raw sugars will advance but very large amounts
b,,o h.en secured Cu1a evidenced by the laTg"
charters - vessels bring II here. The sown Tor
s,g.r l..fs il likey reduced Europe from to
~ uer cont leciis Of til" low price for beet ra"s
The market for refined sugar - without iure 'ians'
ia Loe 81 ouotatons being 80 for granUiaiei. The
demand has pe4red myst'riously 49, 1t sprung up
rbis il q dis,np,iniment - all The people. as u
was hnpal th, The better business had come L. stay
TOBACCO-Therc is steady market Tor seed leaf ana
li,,lc to,,o~ demand with sales follows $50
crop 1922 Pennsylvania seed leaf ?alc 10 cases l2
Wi1,ei, Havana lal3c. iun cases l>9I New England
Havana rr,atr terms. 80 cases. 1872. New England
Havana ia 80. 10 cases Surdrics. $4,000. making
fn,sl - $40 cases Foreign also active sales
INCLUDING 800 lal@ - ue. ana 1j bales
siinatri al CIcG>4 - in bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20

chicago. AprI ~ ,~pccnu. Wheat continues ON the
move n advanced enough to-day 80 start ~" hlg
short Ptflridgc ~ supposed 90 have covered a.
bushels ~ his short lin" II largely
pnrirlr- market There demand for wheat from
every quarter until Iarlrigc started Then it
looked about holder considered It favorable
Inn. realizing ,p'urd sold between - and
100. and closed AT lSt.. lopkcd II Armour lid a
l.t Holders ~ other followed suit
A. night there WAS uncertainty ~ 10 what ia" i'm
outcome felt that Iarrl~" had
rlu,nl line Iy about one half ST. Louis. or the nrat
limo IN years got up alongside chicago IN Cash
ever, where chicago. Gables were mp somewhat
Receipts W,.t were small. Hoop bushels ~ primhr,
points against 19Gooo bushels last year Liverpool bids
H. Minneapolis lil equal u lc u hu.hel
on wheat Minneapolis concern was reported 70 have
sold Cn.WD bhls
com Jagged an day was M mn" "ary when wheat
was looming but nulllv closed where n dd Thursday.
May opened I5a sold between 3'4 ana '. ana closed
AT ijl Tho receipts ~ cars; IN" estimate Tor o.
morrow. 700 The cash demand was slfhiN better at
though good. Charters were made Tor """' Ih'
! favorable for the movement 'its Wrl'
steady within a range May sold h"'"''n -N's
and 2Ss, closed 91.. Thor" was better chHh dc
mand i00OuO bushels 80 . whit" being reporter s'hl
The feature the pit covering ~ Sh"rts ny New"
York -, ,
Provisions were duh. SLIGHTLY easier at the opening
slightly At close. Al the wlndup PORK was
leisc Thursday. and ribs. @gc over there were
hogs. estimate Tor TOMORROW WAS SUM- prices
! a the yards jc lower go. III roe,
the curb puts May wheat were o'S.c' calls oe7.c
Puts May corn were iJjAc. calls, iOc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
THE STATE or TRADE

p,,,tr,oro Anru 70 -Four Arm: saes. 1880 hhls.
wheat strong * rcd spot and april f."-sc; e NAY.
Cia.c d3i. fitlli steamer 80 : rod ,-,='
southern bv sample. G}aa. - on grade o-t'' 80
stock. 1869 bush. s..e-. i3r"" hush .grn u I
rnixoI spot and April 80 Uina.c. Ma 'pi'"tc' Juy'
5Iisc rd steamer mixed $50 20 S"Htn"fn Tns.
a9i,qJOi,r. 81 yellow. I9f.Hjlc stock az uusu
ea,cs u coo bush oats quiet ana 'isy; No WI
Western. 37d37i.c. ~ mixed 49,, ~ 1H'+' ~,
u-s hish H.e qu.t. ~ > GiU'ee stock. 21"il hush.
IL, hrm with demand. Si"uN" - Grain freight
',rI.. ard butter I'M
Changed. coffee nominal. TO- Eggs quiet II ~
chicago April 1.-THE leading futures ranged ~ '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20

NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

~ Office Of the COMMISSIONERS OF fsihMooNT
PARK, CITY HALL. ROOMS l21-l2?
PHILADELPHIA, April TO- 1888.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS will be reeeiVea 1y tns
Commissioners 81 Paramount Park until IL NJ Octooer J.
1so5 for an ART BUILDING TO erected in Fsirmouus
Park.
The Commissioners Of Fairmount Park VIII aFard wa
following prizes fo- the successful plans ianey
ls Prze-Six Thousand Dollars $4,000 for ne PITS
and specifications Of building that shall be opted
% Prizc-Three Thousand Dollars s3CVO.
30 Prze-Two Thousand Dollars tS2.OOo).
4th Prize-One Thousand Dollars HlVJ0,
Plans specifications be complete in al respects
and must comply with the general requirements ar y.c-
catons may be obtained ty application 10 the oh YER
signed.
Plans and specifications for which prizes are AWARDED
Will become the absolute property u the Commissioning
of Fairmoun Park - ...,.-.
" RUSSELL THAYER,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20

- plcation Of the Board Of Education by the
10 the CORPORATION Of city Of New York relative 20
acquiring by The Mayor. Aldermen and Common
atty Of the CITY u NewIork 70 certain lands On ths
southerly side II THIRTEENTH STREET, between Sew
and Greenwich IN the Ninth Ward Of said
city duly selected and approved by said Board as site
u chapter l9l Of the Laws q 1855 amended
by chapter 30 Of the Laws u 1870.
We. the undersigned Commissioners ~ Estimate in The
entitled appointed pursuant 70 the proy
sions II chapter Of the Laws of 1855 amended BY
chapter u the u 1880 hereby give notice 20 the
owner owners lessees parties and persons
respectively entitled to Interested in the lands tene
ments. heredaments and premises title 20 which =
acquired this proceeding, and 70 all others
wit:
Flrst-Tha, have completed estimate ~ the loss
damage lesees parties and
persons the lands affected BY
this proceeding having Interest therein and have
once Of the board ~ Educaton there to remain for
during the space ~ days for the inspection OF
whoUsoeyer ~ may
Second-That all parties persons whose rights may
be affected hy the said estimate and who object -
the same any part thereof may. within day
after first publication u this notice April 18Th.
1880 file their objections TO such estimate. in writing
with US Office. Room No ll3. the third floor
q the Building No. $50 Broadway in said city
provided by section Of chapter 1911 u the Laws -
1855. amended by chapter 81 y the Laws ~ 1890
parties Directing said Office the 81 day =
NAV 1895. O'Clock the afternoon. and upon such
subsequent days may be found necessary
Thrd-That report herein VIII be presented % no
Supreme Court u the state u NeWY0rk. Special
Term thereof. be held at Chambers thereof.
County Courthouse. in the CITY u New-York. ~ thu
that day that then and there thereafter
as counsel be heard thereon. a viii be made
that said report be confirmed
Dated York. April i7th 1895
LAWRENCE GODKIN
BENJAMIN PERKINS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
Dublie Not,ee

- - ,ha manner bereinbefore prescribed. provided,
however that no resale OF any such conseW and
, heretofore granted shall be authorized eAcep, upon
~ condtion that the shall be subject 10 all liens
and membranes existing on sad ralFoad at ehs u"s
such forfeiture may have been declared -, -.
Notice hereby given that no excuse TOT ia.'t 20
after m. consent local authorities and property
owners shall have been obtained or for failure 70 COM
e,e and operate the same within three years atter OBJ
talning such consents, VIII be- accepted or a'asois
Lawn ~ ' ' ASHBEL p. FITCH.
Comptroller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

f.,s, Ibor,v AprI 9-Cae-Tlereipts iEht ,n
8, as6 ~ good < Oa$5 good butcher ~ gaTo ~
rough fat 81 5olfS3 Hog teccipts 49, e. IN
phis s. 256>5 30 mixed 81 l@a$' =" rs PShs s8%
81 20 Sheer-Siuplv light. Extra - 22HSiH g.o,, -
a. 20 fair - IOdSI p common, 81 JOdf- ~ nsse
SO %. good lambs 81 5odS 10 fair lambs. = 1VHSf
linton stock Yards. Chicago. Apfll w. -
81 -. sfckors ana feeders 81 GOd$i ~ cows ana hnls
- 15Gs5 calves 81 5oqS5: Texans. 81 2'nS" % logs
pcceipa 1900 head. Market weak Heavy pfohlnS anu
shining - GonSi o. common 70 choior - ,,
nigs SiaSi ca Sheep Receipts. 100" h'ai hafket
,cr Inferior 70 choice 50dSf 80; lambs. :" lOpsj 60
- Louis April 9-tat"- Receipts 80 nc'd' Ha- -
dun AMI lower ~ reduced prices Naive n'll" - go
300 head There fair representation - s'l n'Ss
IN salo Tho marie, weaker with prices 30 lower on
eht ana 10, a, heavy. Tho bulk ~ sales We're al - -
@,Si - with 81 - top for good 2l3 ID average ana
gli head Market weak and decidedly lover. Native
nixoJ slTst a.. Southwest mixed. 81 'sbnS" % -
nu0a'o Apru l0.-Caun- Receipts last ~ hours. ~
head: total for week thus far. 100 bead ~ sam" time
Nc, York so head. sale. 20 hcad; market opened
Glow for al kinds and cl sod ru' linrs i.eepts Ia,
~ hours $40 head: otal week thus FER % 80 head
Is i3o head consigned through,
500 head: 10 Now York. -" head on sal" '"o hehh
At oening II market good heavy grades w'r" $50" ana
lower while irs and light grades strong 70" sh"l,
higher. narke, closed steady 81 decline; gn.f NIX.
ami mediums l5dSI -. choic" heavy. - '"I - 20
Workers 81 lOd<5 -. pigs 81 9uHSj TO- rouRs ~ 4ou
90. s,,cs ~ 25aSi sheep and lambs Receipts last y
fnrs 80 head. total for 'hus far. 81 Ip, head
TIM. ~. so head consigned through
no., h.ad. To- New York. $500 head. sai" SOD head
81 opening Of market lambs steady sheen slow: prime
Vol aus 7OnSj so good 10 choice. 81 21Hs1 - ight
mron 20 far 81 75a<j. mixed sheep - 25aSi -. light
o FAIR .0uSl clipped lambs. 81 1888. clipped sheep
15TSl market closed steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20


MtE .--.-t..--'''- ID. ~ 7op 10
I4.' --..+-.-..''' -, ., -
september ...-....' ~
.i.rt rii. f.r =,
ga E.-ff G2' '-til
I'll. 80 $50 go
b.. h."i f''-
90. o.. ..... al. 2. ...,.. Flour t'rt strong
- ...t .. ,.r,...a Bake arI N"fr l"i.
... ,f.r.,. IN, .,r.,t .... 1854. t"t .I' q in" -
...... ,..... ,...l.. s.. .r3.rE wheat. ''f'l -
l ,--,..t.-. *. = ,.-- ls'.fs,.... 81. . OATS 80
-. ...' 90 h-i y o. barley. ,t.. rlan.. So
r.'-.t : .,.. r-nr tu..tnt e..+ s. - nominal
q, .t.- r.f. ...i.. U....i. S. pnsb u ifF
= = 80 .-. n.,.i $. 3. as, .r short ,''It slides
'.,.'. 81 -. d -. ..~. Ii.f'ris' finished EHri-
- ..,,... ..., j. A. s. II. rran4lt'.I. - IT,.
! 49, .,,t I'D. t.. lIr...i 3D. 10 4..f FOB ty OBJ"
~. ........... .,. 81 h.f.-I
~. y. . .. ID, ... I..,t.r fi.f.., vts rrrr.
-i ...,. f-.-r .....r.. iE4l5.
y '.iA ...
ess. . 90. f-..- Dr., H.. ..,I.. i.., ffm. win.
a. '.t - .. ,.4fs. r. g.. s,a., ;. 7orS- ~.
- =. a. e.. .,.-. s.fS. - l.., gttI"-.
=. -, ID. '- f.... s.. :. 90. 100 r.lr - .tu-
...,..r S,l.-S .. ..,. So 20 p.- boo. stles & 80
.... ....-...,... o.. ., s. ECO iIt fl.. =. ~
,., r.. . . ..-.I. ....... il ODE. r.rlr4. come
... ...f .... ... .,.. ,........r SIfs. .f
a.. ,..,, r.....t. Uerf Hut lr.
-.......t ...... ,.. ... .,Ir,.t iu..t ana
......'l 80. y, :. f..,..i
,.... .. +I... -.I..
., t.' ...- r.. . ru.,,l' l, g., w..
..,'"' 49, D.. .t,t ",- S. = niN~i
-t> . ...,.i ,-1.- ~ sii... ..r g.
. .. , -,,. .., =. . f..,-l D., arrive.
.. , .l nv s.. 3 Whit, elevator A. 1913. I.ra
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fest an0 (cuno

7 OST-Rank Book No. .7O6 Bank for savings. 80
IL Fourth-ave. New York. Payment stopped Please
return book Bank.
7 OST Bank Book No C3l.26. Bank for SAVINGS. 40
IL Fourth-aVe. New York. Payment stopped. Please
return book Bank.
4 OST.-Bankbook No 2il.olo Dry Dock savings
Bank. ANY person having claims upon said book Is
present the % the bank within thirty
DAYS the said book Will b. declared cancelled and
cNtnguishe< and a issued In lieu thereof.
T OST-Bankbook No 80 OiO On Dry Dock savings
II Bank Any person having claims upon said book -
called the the bank within thirty
days the said book Will be- declared cancelled and
exunguished ana a new one issued In lieu thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20

sheen and lambs mixed. 6s 10 at 81 40: State sheep
Wikerson c Sherman 900 Pennsylvania sheep' - ~
r. Urpe: i7o Colorado sheep 92 n. at - w. -, NJ,
H. Mcpherson 4, Co 1895 Michigan anps. e. ~ 900
8, 80: loo do H. 81 49, lto do "a no. az % ~ "a w.
Michigan sheep. S n, at 81 go - spring ''' " ~ -
Nj Collins 80 oho sheep 100 II. at s. 20 d'' ia 3D.
s. 20. , no, ho,l None for sale
~,,n,,oii e,eadv al 81 90 s. - per 100 10 Gun
M i.,ssd Gnor for light weights. steady for DINERS
H n, the Who'll" range
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
Isaac r. Brennan. Clerk
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the ap-

- UPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of the ap-
- pcation ~ The Board Of Fire Commissioners Z
the city = New-York On behalf Of tie Mayor Alder
counsel the Cooperation II sad city. relative
curing title certain lands Al the n0rtheastery
u fremont ard Morris avenues, IN The Twenty-f'orh
buildings the OF he Fire Department. sad
under and l. pursuance OF the provisions q chap
We the undersigned Commissioners u Appraisal in
the abo'e-enti,lei mater appointed pursuar % ne
notice lessee hssees parties
persons respectively entitled % interested IN the lands
sought 70 be- acquired IN this proceeding and 10 az
others whom u may concern. 20 WI;
and damage 20 the respective owners Ie>sees paroles
and persons Interested in the lands affected
tbs proceeding. or having any interest therein. and
In The orlce Board u Fire Commissioners
Of New-York thee 70 remain for and during the
space OF ten days Tor the Inspection ~ Whomsoeyer
!; may concern
Second-That az parties persons whose rights may
he affected by the said estimate AMI who may object
after the frs, publication 81 This notice Apr llth $500
~, ~ n,- n,Scs Room NJ llg IN he hind a. n ~
stewart Buidlns. No 80 Broadway. in said cry.
provided by Section u Chapter ~? u the Laws q 1855.
by chapter i3 Of the Laws q 1924 made
applicable 20 this proceeding. and that We. the sad
said office On the 24;h day * April. 1895 AZ 10 80
o'clock in the .reno n snd upon such subsequen; days
Third-That our report herein Will be presented to
the supreme Court ~ ;he state Z New-York. az q
In the County courthouse IN IN" CITY - New YORK on
the i3h day II MAY. 1875. the opening x the Court
ha; DAY and thar then and here or As soon there
made that the said r.por! b. c'narmed
Dated New-iork April ?h. ls?5. .
EDWARD l.. PATTERSON
commissioners
ISAAC b BRENNAN C.ers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20

/ made 20 the Board OF Railroad Commissioners, q
the State NewYork by the Metropolitan street Rail-
way Company and the Sixth Avenue Railroac company
under the provisions Of Section 100 Of the Railroad Law.
for the approval the Board Of the use Of an under
ground current electricity motive power, the
following routes to-wit LenOx avenue. between Harlem
River and 10th street: 10th street between Morning
side Park and River Manhattan avenue, between
Ii6tb street and Tooth street lOth street between Man
haitian and Columbus avenue. Notice Is hereby
given hearing the above viii be mad before the
Hoard at Chamber Commerce 81 Nassau street.
New-Y York city on Wednesday May LIST. 1898. al II
n m ' G r DE FREEST Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
MT TO statutory requirement. notice

/ is hereby given that has been passed by both
Legislature entitled and worded as follows:
ACT provide and maintain nautical school Tor
tbs ~ New York and to therein the present
nautical school maintained by the Board ot Education OK
CITY Of New York.
hereby given that public hearing upon
DO hell the Ofce Of the Mayor, IN the
city Hall the city OF NewYork On Monday, April I'd.
1895. at D. .,,,.. =,
1Signed) WILLIAM l.. STKON", Mayor
Dated CITY Hall. New York. April 18th. lS:j