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New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
CRAZED BY CIGARETTES.

Mariana Garcia, Spaniard. thrty-one years old
was removed to Bellevue Hospital from No. iO2
West Twenty -third-st. yesterday suffering from In
sanity. Mrs. Van Zandt keeps a clearinghouse
there. and he has been employed by her as man
of-all- work for the last seven eight years. ABOUT
a year ago he was sent to an asylum. but was re-
leased as cured after two months confinement
his insanity said be due excessive use
Of cigarettes He has been acting queerly OF late.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
NE WAS BOUND TO SHOOT SOMEBODY.

Lexington. Ky. Jan. 25.-Captain Anderson Hayes
=. t1,ndeman several days ago shot and wounded
" - pIock and II Is believed that the latter VIII
"a" uaves Is an ex-Confederate and friend OF
ore. 1ie.rassman ] W. Kendall He became enrage1 al
Consnor, that Hopkins had been seated In Ken
the repo,c He got together ard drilled forty-two
aa en declaring that he would go 70 Hopkns
ana VIII tnHd that the report was false he drew ms
m.nerbox men pistol and shot Black In the shou'dei
III dates arrest.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
uBs pHIPPS's ALLEGED ASSAILANTS.

No,ban Hrshberg eighteen years old. OF No. 23
ras -seventh-st Of the alleged assailants
Of Mrs. Phipps, OF No. 5s5 East seventy-second-st.
.ss arraigned before Magistrate Brann In thS
Csntre Street Court yesterday and committed until
Wnnday when ne will get hearing ,u
Frederick Veidmann whose case mas oeen eek
s "Workvilie Court was yesterday committed py
III II, n,strate Simms in 5000 ball
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
u,r rrNTUCKy sEyATORSHIP.

r,ra,k,ort. KY. Jan. 25.-The two Houses met IN
.,n. assembly at noon for the fourth joint oalio.
JON, senator There is no prospect at the present
time Of breaking he hasRSSTn ssssSsk no scassens @
folloEs; HoT The Popuiisf Poor voted again Tor 'he
rSonulist Bate.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
Az ogJo LEGIsL4TORs DISGRACE.

Columbus. Ohio, Jan. 25.-Representative James A.
Spear of Clinton County, has admitted that he
asked a Constituent for $500 to secure for him an
appoIntment as a guard In the State prison. Spears
con ailments asked for his resignation. Mr.. Spear
came here to-day to tender his resignation but he
was unable to do 80. a. Speaker Sleeper was not In
the city.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
THE BALTIMORE TO BE LAID UP.

Vallejo. Cal, JAN "a board OF inspection mas
been appointed for the cruiser Baltimore. The
members of IT will inspect the ship soon as pos
sible She will tie up alongside the quay wall next
week, land stores and prepare to go out OF commis
sion Her ordnance Will also be hoisted out
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
SHE TRIED TO SAVE HER HUSBAND.
MRS JOHN DRAM DECLARES THAT SHE KILLED
JOSEPH coNLAN.

JOSEPH coNfAN.
Chicago. Jan. 25-There was sensational scene
in the Criminal Court to-day when Jonn Dram
was called up to say why sentence OF death should
not be imposed upon him for the murder OF joseph
Conan. As Dram arose his wife sprans 10 her iee'
and cried: II killed that My husband Is not
entity II. shall not suffer for my crime" The
courtroom was instantly In an uproar
When quiet restored the prisoner asked time
10 consider which granted him. Ne then PLEADED
guilty and was sentenced TO imprisonment for lite.
Mrs Dram told the Judge that she committed the
murder but that her husbands lawyers would not
allow her to testify. The Judge told her her testl-
mony would be OF avail. "a her previous contra
dictOry statements would dlsproVe II. She theh
tainted repeatedly.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
USED HER SHOE AS A WEAPON.
A WEII-DRESSED WOMAN MAKES A SCENE IN
LOWER BROADWAY-HER CLOAK STOLEN
WHILE SHE WAS CHAsTIsINo
FOR THE THIEF.

man and woman. both well-dressed. were OBJ
served in m animated conversation on the east
side OF Broadway. near Ann-st. about o'clock last
night. crowd soon attracted by the loud talk
and excited gestures. and the couple. who evil
IDENTIFY quarrelling. walked over in front OF the
Abtor House.
There the quarrel was renewed. when suddenly the
woman threw off her seaskin cloak and leaning
over, took off one Of her shoes. Before the man
could note her purpose she struck him three violent
blows In the face with the shoe Her companion
attempted to defend himself. and about to
strike the woman. when some OF the bystanders
Vesey-st.
The woman then looked around for her cloak, but
some thief had stolen II. She disappeared down
Barclay-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26

Dispatches received In this city yesterday an
nounced that a special train OF the Raymond WHIT
comb Excursion Company had been wrecked on 'he
Norfolk and Western Railroad at Crooked Rock
near Riverton. Va, Friday night At the once
Of the excursion company. No. 81 East Fourteenth
st.. Yesterday afternoon the managers made the to-
lowing statement to Tribune reporter:
"Our special vestibued 4ullman train' bound for
Mexico and California, left here on the Central
Railroad OF New-Jersey at 10 a m on Friday, run
ming in two sections. and containing apon, 10Y p
sons among whom were many prominent New
York and Brooklyn people. Our represehtatNss III III
charge OF the train telegraphs that 1t struck a
sliding rock which the storm had washed upon the
track None OF the travellers were Injured put the
norter Of a Pullman car was killed. The train was
simply delayed, so far as ! have learned ana tne
excrrsIon will be continued In the same cars we
have received no more definite Information, and 40
not know whether not the cars were thrown
from the tracks. A., .,,,.,. ,-.,,, ,h,s
Among the travellers were the following from tns
city: Miss Emma Brugman. Alfred Hon, Mrs. e..
r. Potts and Lambert suydam; from NJ BrISKyn; a, Ma
Kendall Mrs william r. Merrill. Mr. ar Mrs. A.:
Obig and Miss Wright: from Yonkers, MIS-. James
Renw BreyOOrt.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
CZAR AND SULTAN.
,cTHEREAN UNDERSTANDING
-o,,uENT ON THE RUMORED RUSSO
TURKISH ALLIANCE.

wuAr ABDUL HAMID MIGHT GAIN BY RUSSIAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ENGLISH INDIF-
FERENCE TO THE ARRANGEMENT-THE STA
MEsE CONVENTION NOT POPULAR IN
FRANCE-GROwTH OF THE cONCILI-
AroRY SENTIMENT IN REGARD TO
VENEZUELA - SENATOR VOL
COTrS SPEECH COMMENDED
THE IMPENDING CHAR
TERED COMPANY IN
VESTIC ALTON
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
AN EXCURSION TRAN WRECKED.

RAYMOND & wHITcoMB PASSENGERS uNlNJuREp
A PORTER KILLED.
Roanoke. Va. Jan. 2j-A section or Raymond x
Whtcornb's excursion train. coming south on the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad. was wrecked at ~
o,ciocL Las, night near Riverton. Two Pullman cars
and n baggage-car were burned A coored porter
named Philips was instantly killed Long the engi-
neer and Proper. the fireman. were severely IN
iured The passengers escaped without injury. lhe
wreck was caused by the fall OF mass OF rock
across the track.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26

ALLEGED CONFERENCES OF ANTI-MK KINI.EY
MEN WITH REPUBLICANS IN THE EAST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.


Business was brisk yesterday at the auction roons
a large number OF frst-class oHerihss a'''"e
crowd OF active bidders. =,
At the Broadway Real Estate Saiesrooni' a. "a
Miller g. Son offered, to close the estate OF 'isue
Garcia the choice parcel No. 2sl Flftn-aVs'' lou.
story srd arr seventy-two bids had been
made the properly was knocked down to " f.
Is Vest Twentieths vestory Engisa1, 81 basement sSo
dwelling lot ?0x92 to Thomas Doonsr for sSoVI a low
30 West eyesnd for SIS Co., s'' also No. s west
Hers60 {0 SFss stable lot 'S'A
Rnyan 70 Kennedy sold the soutnesat corner Of
Washington-aye. and One Sc yhneder
for p aSo E also west onehundred and seventy
south S o fss sas dwelling and
lots adjoining 6sxloo to Leo Huiter for Sss DIo No
2s morsaee map Of the Arden property town q
West cheser except northeTy 5nd Tss for IS
also plots Nos. 70 and u.s. to the plaintiff Edward
to $50 West Elevenhst two our-story brick dwell,
ncs o1rs.ory brick factory plot 7ssss2 Nc to
400 Broomest touI-story stone front building lot
S w AnderS9n for f al'G an tory
dwelling lot ls7xlOOsls. to the plaintiff, JosePha N;
for @ sso IL Brick Ius dssn sf
73.s TO A. =. Smith for sS.70 ,,..
four-story brick tenement-house. lot 1SSxlo3S. to
william VI. Ryan sold woody CIest-aVe, east
side 81 south OF One-hundred- and sixty FOURTH
ST., plot S7Gxlc0 to Mrs. Louisa Frlcss for S3.lOo
Hiram Rnaldo has sold for L. r. Prendergras to
Stephen Brodie two fve-story double hathouses
Nos 1863 and i65 East One-hundred- and -second-st.
each 25x7OxifO. for $50. 000
W. j. McHugh has sold four lots on the south Side
OF One-hundred -and-forty- ninh-st. 125 feet west
OF the Boulevard.
r. s Ely & Co. have sold three lots on the east
side OF Riverside Drive 600 feet north Of One-hun-
dred "a nd twenty second-st. each 25xS6. for the
Post estate TO Thomas p. Hornsey on private terms
Som Brothers have sold No 70 to IS Walker.st:.
a hve-story marble building to John Livingston.
who gives In part payment some uptown property.
The consideration - understood to be under 100000
The syndicate which purchased the Central Bank
property. at broadway and Pearl-st mas negotiated
n loan OF 81 800. 900 with insurance company at
~ per cent for the first year and AZ per cent for
the subsequent period
The Frank l.. Fisher Company has sold for Fred
erck o. Johanneson. single hathouse. No. 203 West
Eighty -fourth-st.. l9xS5ylOO for about $4,000
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no BUILDERs:-sealed proposals Cor fur:

nishing the necessary materials and performing the
labor Of removing he old shnre roofs repairing
boards and stating the roofs OF Buildngs No ~
and l5 Of the Long Island State Hospital at Kings Pak
n r. be sent by mall OF delivered In up Il
o'clock April 30 1896. TO Jno Deuber Prrsden,
OF Board OF Managers OF the Long fsand State Hos
which time and place the Board OF Managers will
and open all proposals.
Separate proposals will be the came time and
place for removing the shingles repairing the roof
covering the roofs OF the above described budng.
with tin laid with standing seams. s'
Proposals be for the whole be accom-
pained by bonds Of suretes guaranteeing the faithful
execution Of the offer II accepted ~
The Board OF Managers the right reject anv
all bids they may for interests OF the
State. -
The plans and sp.sin satons may b.. forms of
proposals obtained at the ONCE Of l. O. Perry Architect
In the Capitol at Albany. n y or at the once Of w
Sylvester General Superintendent OF the Long Island star
Hnaptal BROOKLYN N. Y. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

American Liihosraphc Company to the Stat.
n'' 'I raes also ali "i flsnt francSses
A3 ,o FI'','' Il st. "ns c S9' w.s s2ss
Bachraeh aabe.,a to Marie ircccrd 2i-ive.
rs , - MA s. year. ,,,u ,... 1900
oven "' 4pen i t ave. ' Il, '" Of frose
Bri.h,. rirari ana Isle. and wives 10 Real
E',ae Tu', Company > 's'hs'. i'2 IT - ~,
caarciaa. Martin. ana WI. t. jasoS Ms.,n-rs
cerf~i, Jane, il. to Elizabeth Finck No si4
Same to samuel Huston. property. 35i2
cro ,rS william +. to EXECUTORS o, nernara w
;i Is59 i e: s''s"s fS. ii.'" 100000
Sam to stern stern po,nst' - N,Gholss
no-,sase. 10000
Same to same iiaih st, 100 It Of T,h ave.
Same % sane Ii?ih~',. 100 IT OF 7th-a,.. ..uo
Same to Frcicrick O Potter : g, Nicholas
@ ana li' Martha NJ a to Mutual Lii. '"
% Of 6 Md2nar. iss; '1' ye i''' st. 1000
campSe Mssa[e,' to E ,a ApdersSn, u $40
.lng r. N9rth OAK Drive. lat 80. map OF ~,
cor ''S's SAMUEL and wife to iicrman j " Hesase
cSa.e menr II 70 70 Stevenson =" 1--WE iah ''''
ct. 100 IT . q s'h ave- Is years .........; 1900
ss% s';s' .,n: ~ I'd Vs.. s.,s.;. ss. 1893 ssS
nicnarr " Hunt. io6rh-st. 200 It " OF
Fiji. n1:. is,po'd siinSer.' 18th go 49,,
Fowler. jacob to txccu,or. Of John Iiolzierher
deceased s'ihs,. ai' It Of o'h-ave.
Same ThcEla Robe same property. yeas, 5000
10 Elm-st and Nos q and "a Marion
Doyie. Annie e. to Elyahcth Tracy. W corner '''''
$, Nicholas ana ia,h--t. year ......... 10000
West i2d-s,. u. years. ,...;...;:.:...:.: 1000
Green, George W. and wife to = F. And s,sa
=, Of nicecser st. years, 1900
'': 97 II i'c0 or ith "Se,es se 1900
Hoths@"r Nslh%n an" M Ms e the Equitable IL,
w o. Madison ave- =. years $1,000
Insurance and Trust Company: q New-york. ,,>.
SIS i2;,h-s 272 It Of sth.ave years: $4,000
"i' =" IS to 50 ISsrty-st ' eighth part,
Hamilton william sna vie to sarah " Gil
bert. n ss,h-st. 200 II W ~ Amsterdam-ave. ., ~.
Jenck.. Francis H. and wife to Franci. p Furnaid
Krcbs Henry and VII: 70 North Ely,T SAVING.
Mor'', tst is%s SFopsry ao $500
Of % ave- years .r,., 1900
Cp' " corner ioh.aye and asth-st years. 1000
Same to Jeanette Gunther. same property, sooo
s': e ."s :,%. ss$s.;y 1865 zoo
a yeey, D " " .9..................... $4,000
Same 10 same same property year........... 1000
ssa st. 'i' year 10 .'~'y 1000
Stevens. NJ Elizabeth. to Joseph II Jones'
10th-ave. sos II @ OF 2i-st year 600
Sawyer Flora to Mutual Reserve Fund Life
nlseeksr"ss years '...".. 10000
months. mortgages 10000
months 1912
months opp.,'"'.' ...e '.. 5000
inston-ave I2s +, 5 Of raImadse-s, years 1000
i5ith-si 500 It W OF ri, ave- years 'a. 10000
Nsssau-st year 5000
Watt Archibald. and wife TO the Mutual Life In
II OF Lenox-ave i year ............... 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29

with an Ambulance During the Franco-German
War" Imported by Charles Scribners Sons) by
Charles E. Ryan, F. r. c. s. l., NJ Il. c. p. l.,
Knight OF the Order OF Louis II Of Bavaria Is one
OF those books which OF greater interest to the
authors friends than to the general public After
more than a quarter OF century. the horrors OF
a field hospital awaken little sympathetic pain.
There are good pages OF description and there are
many passages which may prove OF use to his
torans but the ordinary reader vii! hardly feel
himself repaid by the perusal OF the book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

''i chac- oNtil to jacob Ia"-"ve 'o.' 81
s5.7: Aur,iste Ab!nser to Augustine AIbinger /
Brook-ave and l35;h st. corner 50xo0.i Her
Rohrs and VIE 10 Richard Neville. .......
14'th-st 10 s2a East: Bridget McNerney to
CHARLES l. Goeller also
Bostonaye. . or 81 IT Of Teasdals
Place. 20sG5x9NI3 Thomas Kirby and wife 70
Jennie vandervoor, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
South road. cen.re linz lot 10. map Country Club
Land Association West Chester; John c Fur . 49,.
David spero -................. 5000
I2ih-s. Nos 81. ma 80 East: Moses strauss
and wife Amelia Levy. -. ......... C7.OOo
Both e. $, 8t5 n > ~ ath-ave eoNoso John
loizd"rber ard another executors. 10 Jacob
10Th ave. n W corner sai st. 2.exi5 Daniel Grin
non and another executors 70 Rose Mosbacher $3.50
l+ih-st n 3. 100 n Of shave. 25NlO3 /. Will
lam II Jackson and wife to Neu-York Savings
27th-s, n e. IG45 It W OF lexington ave 2ox
osn; Isaac II!c's and another executors. to ,.oo.
Same property Mar Rostwck ct al. to catharne
47th .s s. go n W Of iith-ave 2sxs4x-xsi.s:
John Cort.Is TO Thomas Lenane and another. 49,
o7,h,rt. !, rs It . Ams,erdamavc 25xiocs:
Jacob M"ssncr and wife to Martin caufleld ~
7is-., $ >. 3oi T, " central PARK w.st 2oxio,o:
67ih 81. n p 10 II W Iithave jo,iOo5. James
liuii"r. referee 70 Henry krets and VIE 1000
re-, rSaron to Israel II sc6ioss. $500
Same property. Israel VI schloss and wife IN Rob-
ss,i.., SO iss 2 r. n-.aiway 2,.ico5: Levi.
7p'i -., n :. 20 7, =. OF 81 ave. 2osl92s; Leo
poid H"nr'r md wife Rose Fields ....... 1880
liph- 81, 40 60 East; Jane. w Ke'cham and wife -.
10 Frank y Rose 1000
We'll ana wife to Frederick W Ho,chk.. -. $1,000
iis,h s. :: i"o n o. sh-, Cs isisioli; ., mn
Riyersii. Drive. corner Josh ST. 5oxloo; At
las Improvement Company to Henry / Davis. 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29

11oth-st. No oO3 East. for two,sto5pye p %ns
workshop by Henry Heine. OF NO ~oo N' 800
l1Oth-st owner
Norris-ave and 14sth-st corner, ior i've W.
story brick tenemens ard stores by Josep'"e "a ooO
Hunter OF No 354 Motave. owner ''o
,n3ds, and West Boulevard. corner. Tor tnree
6ve-sory brick fats. by Adolph II Meyers VI ,Ao M
No pit 125th-st. owner ....' --''~~
1sod-qt nd I'non-ave n corner. Tor nve tmi
sory frame and store and dweiihs' o. soo
by John Cotter Of No AIS Mott-ave owner. o'"
c,ommonwealth- ave- e s. 40 and 100 IT g OF west
Farms Road, for two story frame a"en
by Pauline Daiber. OF White Plains Road De a M
tween 18th and 10th aves owner. '..'''.'''''' WV
Alterations: . ,,,-,.. ....,.
OF No 297 6th-ave owner, TO a nve~story piicn soo
Southern boulevard and Webster-ave. e corner,
by NJ A Baker Of Bedford Park. owner. 70 -oo
two-story frame and dwelling. :: i''o'
eoth-st and Avenue A. n corner by 81 Joseph nm
Asylum owner. a FIVE story brick asylum. o'o0'
7ls-st No 115 West, by Donald Mitchell, OF no
sll West End-ave. owner. TO hve-story or'cA ,co
1asth-st. No iss West by George Godward.
OF No 2i0 l3Sth-st. owner to a FOUR ,oo
Unlon-ave. No 1.032 by Marya NJ Landenourser.
Of No 1882 Unlon-ave. owner. to two-s'ory aoo
frame dwelling OH :, "
and Lexngton-ave to three-story bricK hoeeI. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
filed yesterday:
New buildings:
Sd-ave. No 2.332, for three-story brick store
ad-ave owner $4,000
story and basement brick dwellings, by Paul u
Push Of Nc 0Ss 81 Nichoas-ave. owner...:.... 10000
Amster1sm-aye. between i9ist aud t02d ss for -
RsmS.st: Of Ams,esaam and ie2d.., owner 1900
Tremont-ave.- =. 81 II q Of Arthur-ave, for
three three-story frame dwellings and stores
avss. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29
Qcncrrrs.

4 COLLEGE GRADUATE 81 large experience desires
"A few private pupils IN Latin. Greek or hng
lsh: references given. Address X L. Conant A. H. ~
81 s, brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29

Max Osterberg's Synopsis OF Current Electrical
Literature for 1885, is index OF the more impor
tant articles in American English. French and Ger
man periodicals last year. dealing with electrical
science. 1t is a convenient reference book for a
limited class Of students Van Nostrand publishes It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29
brief description OF some new apparatus by Profes-
sor Scripture himself.

Mrs Julia Reese COLES has put together IN DOCK
entitled Authors and Writers Associated win
Morristown" quantity OF material which Will IN
terest readers who to know more about the per-
sonal history Of some OF our towns than Is ahorded
IN tho usuaI textbook Mrs COLES Is an Industrious
writer. and has packed great deal OF data within
the covers Of her book II Is published In Morris
town
One would not expect on picking up lomo VOL
ume Of IA pages on Sewerage and Sewage Purii-
cation" TO find the subject treated elaboratey Nor
has NJ ~ Baker who has prepared such book Tor
D. Van Nostranu & Co., aimed to give much de-
tailed Information. But the reader can obtain from
a perusal OF 1t excellent general idea MI BAKER
is recognized authority in sanitary engineering, and
safe as far as he goes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29

Students in electrical engineering and assistants
In q station where electricity is generated for num-
Der OF lights will find II. c. Reagan jr's, Brush
Arc Light System" d convenient handbook 1t deals
chiefly with dynamo construction. but also touches
on the incidental apparatus of a central station.
Norman w. Henley & Co.. of NewYork, publish It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29

Between the newspapers and magazines great
deal OF interest has been excited in stellar science
among people who never expect to study II profess
sionally yet experience a desire to know than
they do already. and WISH II possible TO observe for
themselves even In the most modest way some of
the wonders they have heard described Hence
there is a distinct field OF usefulness for little book
Ike Fowler's Popular Telescope Astronomy" pub
lished by Whitaker The secondary title Of this
volume. How to Make Two-Inch Telescope and
What to DO with It. indicates Its aim. The author
Is college professor and most Of the seventyeight
duodecmo pages OF the book are devoted to descrip-
tons Of sunspots, lunar geography. the planets,
Following the example Of Wundt modern psychol-
ogsts often make experiments to ascertain the
age length OF time required by people to perceive
and report a sensation (of color. warmth or PAIN
after the means for exciting 1t have been applied.
Another line Of research Is into the possibility OF
deceving these persons into thinking that they
not employed all. Such phenomena are called
illusions or Authorizations In normal life. Errors In
Judgment as to lo' Of objects OF different size but
equal weight. Of equal size but different weight.
may be similarly designated. Volume ILL., from the
Yale Psychological Laboratory, edited by DR.. Ed
ward w. Scripture. contains account of some of
these tests by Dr. c. f. Seashore studies Of fatigue
by DR.. John NJ. Moore. and experiments on the RE-
action-tims" OF dog by Edward N. weyer. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29
GRAND SUMMER TOURS
TO Il u r. p Il

Leaving New-York July 4. and IL. via the grand
Cunarders Lucania and Erura. visiting England and
the Continent Europe remarkably low rates:
thing fr,t-class. Pamphlets and detailed itineraries pf
THOS. ". HENDRICKSON. the we-known Tourist
AGENT. 339 Fulton brooklyn.
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Proposals
>~rS~v~S~~~~~~~~~~~>S,>>S~~ ~~>>>~~~>~~~s~~~~'S
LONG ISLAND STATE HOSPITAL
TO CONTRACTORS.
ROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING the Lon

Island STATE Ho,pltsI; BFSIEyn Mn r.sn n,h TOT
ceved at the ONCE Of the Board Of Managers Of said Hos
Street in the city OF Brooklyn until lth day OF May Mt
which they will be publicly opened by said Man.
ayers. Right reject any all bids Ia reserved.
For further information specifications and forms Of Con-
tracts apply to W. T.. Sylvester NJ D.. General Supt.
the Hospital Clarkson ST. and Albany Avenue Brook
Ign. JOHN q. DOCBERT.
Pres. Board ~ Managers
Ions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29
Gountrn 11ropertp 90 Let

mo IET-One hour from NewYork two yer,
/ houses near station; must he seen 70 We aollar;
rent one hundred and fifty and three huna NUM- a, low
also Furnished Houses for season or year. "
'e'"'' c. c. CAMPBELL. Metucnen ~ -
mo RENT YOUNGSTOWN. cottage. s.,ricusrS
modern improvements. near station for S.w-York.
.1asr... ar call on c. w. Wendell. % Reade-si W."