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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-18
WESTBROOK.

R. D. Woodman, treasurer of the Vest
brook Trust Company, left last night for
few days vacation. He will visit rela-
tives and friends in the eastern part of
the state.
Mr.. M. B. Mason, senior member of
the firm of S. D. Warren & Co, was at
the mills in this city Tuesday.
Mr.. Alonzo Libby of this city attended
the m Meeting Of the directors Of the Maine
State Fair at Lewiston, Wednesday,
Rev. G. G. Phelan has been. engaged to
deliver lectures at Rockland and Camden
October "a and %.
Friday evening Hon. Ella S. Youtcheff,
the famous Turkish lecturer, will deliver
lecture at Warren church Friday eve
ming on the customs and manners of his
people.
If saturday proves a fair day the races
that were unfinished at the last meeting
of the Gentlemen's Driving Club will
be continued and one new class will
probably be added Efforts will be made
to secure the stopping of the 10. so p. m.
and g. 30 p. nm. trains at the Gorham fair
grounds. The races will be called at l. 80
p IN.
Mr. and Mr.. G. Morse Wescott of East
Boston are in the city on their wedding
tour. They are the guests OF DR.. G. r.
Andrews of Stroudwater street.
The football association of the High
School realized good sum from their
sociable at Cumberland hall, Wednesday
evening. ..-s
Mrs. NJ. A. Wescott of East Boston was
visiting relatives in this city and Cor
ham.
Thadeus Ingraham, the burglar who
entered the boot and shore store in Deer
ing, and then delivered himself up to the
Deering police Wednesday, was resident
of this city for number OF years. de
was a young man of sober habits while
here and was very favorably known. His
downfall is greatly regretted by his many
friends here.
F. f. Timberlake. state bank examiner,
was in this city Tuesday, and made his
annual examination of the accounts OF
the Westbrook Trust Co.
Mr. Arthur w. Kicker returned tues
day from North Adams, Mass, where
they have been visiting the past few
days.
The funeral services of the late Edward
Francis Cobb took place at his late resi-
dence on Methodist street, Thursday af-
tenoon Rev. G. G. Phelan conducted the
services
Hon. VIM. III. Looney of Portland de-
livered very interesting address before
the Catholic Total Abstinence Society in
this city Tuesday evening.
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Ep swoRTH LEAGUE.
The Annual Nee ting Of the Portland DIS
trict.

The animal meeting of the Portiand
District Epworth League Will 20 noiu "
Wednesday, October %, at tne oo IN.
street ME- Church, Gorham, Me- Anis
will be the programme: W..
10 a. m.-Devotional service, neS' "AA'
Cashmere n
l0.30-Address of welcome, Kev. H. l., ~ ~
Strout, pastor of the churoh; hesponnIIJg
by the president, Rev. W. Canhan' w
Orchard. xa
11.-Bus mess session; report 2. seoio-
tary, appointing of committees .s eM ~
II. 30-Ten- minute addresses. Inc hp,
worth League and the Presiding Hiuoi'
Rev. Geo. r. Palmer, Saco. 40
IL 40-"The Epworth League anu Cno
Pastor, from PASTORS standpoint, nev'
W. S. Jones, Pleasantdale. Co.,,
II. 5o-Paper, 1.-THE Epworthlan' ooui
Winner" Mrs. Hodson, Berwick
12-Adjournment.
1.30 p.m.-Devotional service, lou w
Rev. g. f. Millward, Sanford.
2-Pai ers. Time from 5 to ~ MlMu'oS'
The Epworthian and the Sabbath, MT. =.
McIntire, Biddeford; Looking On tne
Bright Side of the Epworth Lea AZ. =
Work, Everett. Kimball, Kenne6unk; Ane
Epworthian and the Pastor, Lottle H.
Hill, Goodwin's Mills; Ability the Meas eas
K fa The : Average Ep-
WORKMAN, Miss Mabel L. King, Kezar
Falls; The Epworth Herald: lst, LIS
Place as a Paper; I'd, Its Worth as hep
or in Religious Living, Member OF! the
Gorham League Tho Etiquette OF the
Bible, Rev Robt Lawton, NeWiield.
3-Address, Goods Word Irleo "a -
Demonstration of the Inspiration Q. une
Bible, Rev. Fl. e. Frohock, BidqoIora,
followed by papers; The EpworshM Leag ue
Old Orchard; Shall we Lower our Stand
ards of Doctrine, or go on lnvltlng tne
world to Higher Plane? Charles ..
Lamb, Saco; The Poetry Of the Blble,
Mrs E. S. Baker, Congress street, T. =.
S. G. f.: The Pace and Brains IN ZIP
worth League Work, Miss Ermine Wilbur,
Chestnut street; How to Sustain
Perpetual Revival, Mr.. Geo: Stansneld,
Sanford: Common Sense in EpWor n
League Work, Miss Lizzie Loring,, south
Portland; The Books Utmost helpful to
my religious life, Mrs. G. +. Knight,
Woodfords; The League Finanoe-Ihe
fee, 1t it good thing7 Maurice Bragdon,
Westbrook THE Epwofth League Library,
Miss E. M. BARTLETT. Eliot; Business.
7.-Singing by the Gorham Male Quar-
tette; Scripture Reading and Prayer
Short Praise Service.
7.3O. -Reverberations Of the New Eng
land Epworth League, Rev. =. =. Phelan
another selection by the Male Quartette, ),
S-Address, "Why I am Methodist. "
Rev. VIM. Mast Broderick, ID. Charles
town, Mass. Unfinished business and
adjournment.
The singing will. be under the direction
of Rev. E. G.. Strout and will be inter-
spersed throughout the entire service.
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Patriarchs Militant.

The Patriarohs Militant Wednesday
elected these officers:
Department Commander and Brigadier
General-Joseph L. Small Of Biddeford
Vice President-CoL E. W. Berry Of
Rockland.
Secretary-Maj. g. L. Bachelor of
Saco.
Treasurer-Maj. G. W. Berry of Bidde-
ford.
1t was voted to hold the next council
in Rockland on the first Wednesday in
June instead of the second week in Oc-
tober. On Thursday following the meet
ing of the council grand field day will
be held.
The secretary's report shows that there
are about 1, $50 members of the depart
ment of Maine divided up into one
brigade, two regiments, five battalions
and 81 component cantons.
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The Pilgrim Fathers.

This evening Portland Colony, No 2,
u. q. 2. F., is to receive an official visit
from Supreme Governor J. Albion Briggs
of Sonerville, Mass, who is making SO.
ries of visits through Maine to the differ
emit colonies. This is one of the first
visits of Supreme Governor to this col
ony for Sc veral years, and it is hoped that
a large number of the members will as
semble at this meeting and give our
honored guest royal welcome. Supper
will be served at the close of the business
meeting; also there will be something in
teresting provided in the way of enter
tainment.
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Concerning the Expectation of Meat.

In our issue of Tuesday last was pub
lished the order Of the Secretary of Agri-
culture concerning the expectation of
meat, and the announcement was made
that the order would take effect the next
day, October 49, But circular was re-
ceiyed at the Custom House yesterday
from the Treasury Department extending
the time before this order shall take effect
until January l, 1896. And the new order
from the Secretary of Agriculture which
accompanies this circular states that All
orders and regulations of this Depart
ment inconsistent with this order are
hereby repealed. -
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.Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can
not reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a
blood or constitutional disease, and in order to
cure it you must take internal medicines Halls
directly on the blood and moucus surfaces.
Halls Cattarh Cure is not a quack medicine
1t was prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years. and is a regular pre-
scription. 1t is composed of the best tonics
known, combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucus surfaces. The
perfect combination OF the two ingredients is
what produces suoh wonderful result in cur
ing Catrarh. Send for te stimonials, free.
F. CHENEY & CO., Prop, Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, price Toe.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE WALTON.

Thursday-In the morning the court
took up the case of Elbridge g. Bennett
VS.. Charles G. Davis. This is a petition
for review and was before the court
without d jury. The evidence for the
defendant was introduced and the hear
ing was then postponed to a later date in
the term.
In the afternoon the court heard the
libel Of Mary A. Carter VS. Daniel f. Car
ter alleging cruel and abusive treatment
and gross and confirmed habits of in
toxication. Decree will not be entered
until the end of the term.
Court then adjourned unfit 10 O'Clock
Friday morning.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate
in this county have been recorded in
the Registry OF Deeds:
Windham-LuciusP p. Libby to Melvina
Libby.
Standish-Lucy A. Harnden to Harry
M Harndan, $4,000.
Deering-Fred A. Thomas to E. Vinton
Earle.
Brunswick Oliver E. Thompson to.Geo.
HI. Foss.
ridgton-Sarah j. Estabrd6k to Jean
Baptiste Debaltre 'a9o5'
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Free Stree Baptist church.

AS there was no quorum present at the
annual meeting of the Free Street Rap-
fist church last evening the meeting was
adjourned to next Monday evening at
T. 80 O'Clock
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THE MUNICIPAL COURT.

BEFORE JUDGE ROBINSON.
Thursday Herbert S. Burt. Intoxi-
cation; 50 and costs.
James W. Barry. Intoxication; fined
S. and COSTS
Fred Belcher. Intoxication; fined So
and costs.
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ST., and Oct II, Stanley H. Dyde, aged
q, and Elizabeth W. Cook, aged 81,
Maine General Hospital, and John Ley
den, aged 26, 65 Salem ST., all typhoid
fever
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WEDDING RINGS.

A Thousand Solid Gold Rings, diamonds,
Garnets in a 1 Kind q setting Engagement and
wedding Rings specially largest STOCK Best
Monument Square. ausioou
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The best wearing, most stylish, and
the greatest value of any $500 Mems
Shoes on the continent.
Best calfskin, dongola tops, solid
leather soles, with all the popular toes,
lasts and fastenings, and Lewis Cork
Filled Soles.
Each pair contains paid-up Acct
dent Insurance Policy for 800, good for
30 days.
Wear Lewis Accident Insurance Shoes
once and you will never change. The
insurance goes for "full measure"
Talk with your dealer who sells Lewis
Shoes.
Sold by Center s. Mcdowell
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A particle is applied into each Dostril and is
agreeable Price so cents AT Druggists or by
mail,
MW&Ffnrm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
Good Clothing.

@UR entire new Fall Winter stockis SO enormous
as possible, and to this end we offer the follow"
extraordinary values in the most reliable SUITS,
Trousers, Overcoats, &c.
100 pairs Mems regular $3.50 Trousers at ONLY
90 PER PAIR.
81 nice all wool Fall and winter Sack Suits, cut
single and breasted in sizes 81 to 42-Suits that
were by retail SI2, Is. ID and 20, at only
So 10 per suit
These very unusual, but we can assure our many
patrons and public these suits just as
state
Good first-cass Black and Blue kersey Winter
overcoats 81 to 49, some of these were carried
from regular Sis to $25 Overcoats, offered
TO-DAY at $40, IL, 10 and 49,
These are elegant goods and unusually cheap
We offer rs Blue chincha Refers for Boys to IL
years. at ONLY $3.50 EACH. Warranted FAST COLOR.
We offer large lot of Long Pant Suits for Boys Ia
to IS wears at only PER SUIT These suits cannot
be manufactured day for the oneyS5 90 suit
cHILDREN's BLUE cHINcHILLA REFERS, age
a to 8, ONLY $500 EACH.
We large purchasers, manufacturers and
dealers BY buying of get reliable Clothing as low
or lower than be possibly bought elsewhere, and
when we SPECIAL BARGAINS like the above, they
cannot found anywhere but here
" ANE DDINE
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Contagious Diseases.
The latest cases reported are Oct. 18th,
Ellen G. Corey, aged IL, No. 16 Paris
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CATAR Ri

ELY'S CREAM BALM Opens and cleanses
the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Inflamma-
ton, Heals the Sores Protects the Membrane
from colds, Restores the Senses OF Taste and
Smell. The Balm is quickly absorbed and
gives relief at once.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-18

DIRECTIONSfo for as
ing CREAM BALM
apply q particle of the
Balm aoeu up into The
,sostrils. After a mo-
ment draao strong breath
through the nose. Use
three times a day., after
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REAL ESTATE.
ursINEss AT THE EXCHANGES.

~s.rs we're fierce competition and considerable ex-
,.'r,snt Yesterday In front OF d. Phoenix Ingra-
CIV" Co. $ auction stand in the Broadway Real
r..,s salesroom for plot Of ground. l2sxlOon on
- ,orthwest corner OF Seventh-ave. and One hun
tns,snd-twenteth-st, which was ordered SOLD under
eisseiosure proceedings. The property sold sub
Fssr was confined TO James McClenahan, the plain
en,s francis A. Clark the defendant, and two OUT
W., The bidding started at 5000. and by small
"a vas raised 10 Nseoo at which figure the prop
nos sas knocked down to Mr.. Clark He could not
en- IrW with the terms OF sale, and TO allow him TO
S.t hour the auctioneer announced a further adj
tnAs OF thirty minutes at the end OF which
Htas Mr. Clark arrived with certified check. There
u nrs some eighty-six bids for the property
w ] Phillips Co. sold under foreclosure Nos.
,si and 1873 Seoond-ave., three fivesory stone and
S.,S fats 81 $780, to the plaintiff. Solomon Bach
r,ch for &l,l66.
..o,v brick factory, @x50, to Hershkovits & Roeh
80 ri $50 also No. Is Market-st., three-story
ss,ck tenement house lot 27xSS, TO John Kenny for
'Ssrnard Smy;h sod lot In East Onehundred- and
,r,h-s, north side. 200 feet west OF First-ave ex-
Fading 10 the south side OF tenth
Xxsoi 10 with frame building. on One-hundred-
..nanlnth-st, 10 Joseph Frank for x025.
~ Y Harnett & Co. sold lot on the east side OF
,,,sryale-sve. 1922 feet north OF Honest. look
y sS irregular. to the plaintiff John F. Sleeves, for
~ / Kennedy sold No. 81 West Northumberland
,,ne,eenth-st, a three-story brownstone dwelling.
Ia i66xlO0ll. TO the plaintiff. Maude Van Buren,
h The sale of the property of the Fifth Avenue
transportation Company. including the FRANCHISE 10
run stages In Fifth-aye. was adjourned to octo-
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EesaI Notices.

9 UPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
Cross Creek Mining Company.
Notice Is hereby given that have been appointed by
final Judgment entered in the above entitled action
Both day Of January 1895 Receiver Of Crose
Creek Mining Company. and OF the property and effects.
said company and that ! have duly qualified as such
Receiver and do require:
l. All persons indebted 10 said corporation to render
accoun, at the office OF my attorneys No i2o
Broadway. the city Of WORK by the lith day II
October 1904 OF all debts and Of money owing by
them respectively and TO pay the same 20
H. All persons having In their possession any property
effects u said debtor TO deliver the BY
tho said nth day OF October 1925
III All the creditors OF said corporation deliver
their respective accounts and demands TO By the
raid l1th day u October. 1895
" Any person holding any open subsis,ins con-
and IN detail to M at the place aforesaid before
the said 18th day Of October 1905
Dated York. February Goth, 1905.
HENRY J. LAMARCHE. Receiver
cardoso a Nathan. Attorneys for Receiver. Equitable
Building. Y City.
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Dub!ir Notices.


dillon ~ such risht. franchise and privilege shall be soa
the OF MY thousand dollar" ssoooo as iauida,sd
damages and no, by OF penalty In the event OF me
failure OF such bidder to funl the terms OF sale comply
with tho provisions OF law pertinent thereto and construct
complete and railroad according 10 the plan or
pans upon the nycd for Us con-
structIon within the time designated by law Cor the con-
completion Of It's railroad Is concerned rs.
all responsibility Of obtaining consents OF property
owners and constructing and putting In operation ne SAID
railroad within three after said consents shall nave
been obtained. 5000.
NOTICE rs FURTHER GIVEN. That the successful bid
der upon such sale will be required 20 give adequate
security BY executing bond in writing and under seal In
such form and with such conditions and sure
ties be required and approved by the Comptroller
for the funllment OF the agreement for the payment
Of the percentage annum Of the gross receipts Of
corporation shall have been agreed 10 by the
said successful bidder and FOR the commencement and
completion railroad within the times by law desg
mated and according TO the plan plans and the
0 fixed for Its construction.
OF bond undertaking which Is required 70
given by the successful bidder is now on file in the
Office Of the Comptroller OF the City OF New-Yo
Said sale upon further condition that all provsons
applicable said railroad shall be BY the pur-
chaser at said sale duly compiled with.
Dated. NewYork. August 2sth. lsDo . .
ASHBEL r. FITCH.
Comptroller
neno Of1ce
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Gopartnsrsblp Aolites

WHEREAS, The co-partnership heretofore
w existing under the firm name Of Ege and otls and
having lie principal place OF business in the CITY County
and State OF York. has been dissolved by the dea'a
OF Jacob " Eye. OF the partners thereof. and. -.
WHEREAS The sad business Is TO be continued IN the
same copartnership name by the undersigned TWO OF
whom namely BENJAMIN W. Otis ard Henry c. la
Rowe were co.parners In said frm and,
WHEREAS The said co-partnership had business re-
latons with foreign and had transacted busi-
ness In this state for period OF three years ana up
wards; and.
WHEREAS The undersigned have elected and DO hereby
business under The name Of sichpor
co-partnershp Eye and OTIS In pursuance o the
provisions Of Chapter OF the Laws OF 1854 entitled
IAN act allowing the continued use OF copartnersnp
certain cases" and acts amendatory Thereof
NOW THEREFORE, We. Benjamin w. OTIS. Henry
c. La Rowe and g OTIS do hereby certify and de-
pursuant said Statute that are the parsons
hereafter dealing under the said hrm name OF
Eye and OTIS and that places OF abode are IN tho
City OF Brooklyn County OF Kings and state OF New
York
Dated New-York. this seventh day Of August. A. D..
1895. Il. w. OTIS.
GEO s. OTIS
c cisye and nd S County r9' of New.york S.
On this 2ist day Of August A. D. 1893 before me per:
sonally came Benjamin ". Otis Henry c. La Rowe and
George S Otis known and known 10 me 10 be the
persons described In and who executed the fore
going and severaiy ACKNOWLEDGED 10 me THAI
~ PHILIP F. HANNAvAN.
Notary Public.
City and County Of Sew-York
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans Of new buildings and alterations
were fled with the Building Department curing inc
twenty four hours ending at noon yesterday;
New buildings: ,
Kngsbridge Road rs II Of West 1s7th-st. by
toaris,6r oSon NEIL S sna "a ea 900 $4,000
%I-2J9 East 3eth-st. by Evan Thomas OF NO zVo 900
East 36th-st. one-story frame shed '''
Lncon-ave. q, 275 II Of Morris Park-ave'
.sare, smith militia, o. NO ~ has. $3.50
o. Nicholas Terrace and Convent aves: between
iSOth and 135th SITS, by Convent OF me sacreu
s S1a-. ..s and Convenave' $4,000
Efyers-st, 8, 1875 II W Of Manor-aVe. by VIII
ffans sa arsi,, Of No DAB East So'n-s' $500
p.ssy rs II OF Contra, hr,ct T1 nnts 1000
norris Park-ave. 3. 25 II n OF Victorst py
ah,onio Silva Of No 2.30l sth-ave three-s'ory ,no
Alterations:
Dathsate-sve. s. 200 II n Of 172d-st by Eliza
story nss% tnrees'ory frame d~e'ns @'u 1900
SIv West 22d-st. BY DR.. 4 Campbell. four-story aoo
brick dwelling ............. ................. sV'
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, Wash.
~ ington. ID. c.. Sept. q. iss5-SEALED PROPOSALS.
VIII be received at this once until " M October 81
soo Tor furnishing and erecting o. the stree, pump.
boiler; and appurtenanees. Specifications and blank
forms Of pr9poss may be obtained Mt this Office John
w Ross George Trussdei. chas r. Powell. comlas-
soners. ID. {.
A pXERrisEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS VoR
cEIvEp AT The UPTOWN oFFIcE. 10 i2ss Broad.
waE % door north Of rhirty-nr.,-st: ana ADvER-
Eshthsvs. e0rass Twenty third-sL; iS2 SyxIn,sye
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Al Adam. TO Benjamin Holmes 1si-ave. ooo
B sS6T FAME to GIN Mer as 500
csss. ws,o 9sA'i to F c Reed. Manhatian-ave
corner ll7h-s years ii.:;o, =. ~ a. 2ooo
AVE- w e"rne- a4th-si lease............. 6ooo
cnphnv Mo $50 &c coumtus-ave Years 2ioOo
5as I, o. sth-ave years.'".........,...... 1000
and anon sno6sf THion-%%s IS of Daw 400
Sane % same. same Pfopsriy. l'oo
asii!aon No 76i sth,ayc year 49,, "a 5000
s5s }?ss ssd wife % f"G" sHaS sa1
Hssel. MARY Mary N, and another iS Edward il Ian
,; ssl.s of AID f@ ahese Piece S Mo~ South
BGuGyaTd 10 = n,.s 81 States ie.h Trust Gom
" psay' St~-Yors. 2d-svs 5 4o4 IT Of On M,
Kssios Kate John B9ssinF. = iiads'. $, 1000
lS SsS rheodC Of 10 M6Sni Mor REAR
ISOLATION ii3d-st soo.6 # of Alexander .o.o
murray aTT James xsnss =; al to Monson
Sane io', same shave 255 Of ii4'h- .. 900
MsigSy' Minnie < and another Mutual Lis
Is,s: ,js r'F q s e e.
c.h,!n. Leopold si%o&s cherry 10000
Sane to nee,s%an same :, DT'psPf ur.er and
sHSR; Marcus ssssaior an' Ts We rs
Pax s cbsr %oT's g he MSfaa Liz, Insurance
sSgsmnany', New,i ork' 4o'hs'' o. NV 1900
Park Charles 70 Edward pIsns" aMa 1000
Rob- Ssmne w. ana ~te 10 1s,psne i''Do $3.50
Schmidt. Oscar, and wife 10 @ W Thorne, N
terror LOT, centre line between 93d and pam s,s r,,
$50 II Central Park West. conhleral security
sulzhecher. Johanna, and another 10 A Is Ans
tacher. 65th-st. 100 II OF Lexihgoha'e' a no
shse,er Rudolph j. and wife TO j. shaeier
snc snothsr as trustees '1'ns' 10000
Smith. Mary E. 70 w Judge. suburban-st cor es,
A2,n PHILIP and wife to hannah 'N... $500
Trenkmann August and wife 10 Title GuaIanles
s2a qT Trust o CSr1psny No i Years :. 40 10000
Kelly Hugh % A Mss, i nIIfsA' 1900
Roberts. Max. Levi Mace. lots oo9 ana o'o' ooo
map l@eonia Park. years 49,: .,.nre
Wat sara 70 se Rose aS nssr. A's"Ue 1000
"o0a1raIc Charles Il 20 5'1n vear 1000
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,lnfnrnsbr6 Rooms 90 Get.
JOTEL BEREsFoRD corner SlM-st. and Central Park
West.-One choice suite rooms and
bath from October also, suite Of four and
bath all rooms outside and fronting both Central PARK
and Manhattan Square. The best location on Man
haitian Island.
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FInanc. Department comptroller's once.
AQUEDUCr COMMISSIONERS. OFFICE.
ROOM 200. STEWART BUILDING.
NO go BROADWAY.
dds OR PROPOSALS for doing the work

dds OR PROPOSALS for doing the work
I'D and furnishing the materials called for in the ap
proved forms OF contract now file In the office OF the
Aoueduct Commissioners. for completing a Highway o.
crossing the East Branch
OF Reservoir %" in the Town OF Kent. Putnam County
New York will be received at this Office until wednesday
September 49, 1895. o'clock m. and they Will %
publicly opened by the Aqueduct as soon
possible the award OF the contract TOT
doing said work and furnishing said materials VIII be
made by said Commissioners as soon Thereafter az prac
tcable.
Blank forms approved contract and the specinca
bids proposals and proper envelopes
for their nciosure form Of bonds and all other norina
ton aimed ut the above Office OF the Aqueduc'
Comm ssioners application 10 the Secretary.
~ JAMES C. DUANE. President.