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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-02-24
DIED.

TER WOERT.-On Friday, February q,
ii Ter Moer IN the Ia'asf 7th y Year u
Funeral from his late residence, 1oa Pal
at $3.50 A. NJ, thence to st. Johns r. c.
Church, where a solemn mass of requiem
will be offered for the peaceful repose of
his soul. Relatives and friends respect
fully invited to attend.
BUSCH.-On February %, 1896, Johanna,
relict of the late William Busch.
Relatives and friends are invited to att
tend the funeral from her late residence.
No. 326 Pavonia avenue, on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 25, at 2:SO P. NJ. without further
notice.
s. isss, Emily Emily Mutas' M only daTghtef s1shhfeF
Charles and Annie Collins, aged
years months.
Relatives and friends are requested to
attend the funeral from the residence of
her parents, No. 95 Cottage street, on
Tuesday, February %, at P. M.
p, 1896, Martin. beloved husband OF
Ann Flanagan. aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are requested to
attend his funeral from his late resi-
day, February %, at A. NJ; thence to
ST. Bridget's Church. where high mass
of requiem will be offered for the happy
repose of his soul.
FLYNN.-On Sunday. February %, 1896.
Patrick, beloved husband of Johanna
Flynn. aged 81 years.
COUNCIL nefSe No. ils u c. s' B. L. st. E Vincent De
Paul Society, are invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence, Ne; 5Ss
2s at A. NJ; thence to st. Patrick's
Church. where a solemn high mass will
be offered for the happy repose of his
soul.
GoRDoN-In this city, February 22,i
1886, George c. Gordan, aged 81 years,
Relatives and friends are invited to att
tend the funeral services at his late resi-
r llnGSdaH
evening, at o'clock.
HoRNuNe 6 Saturday, ,dIetra February Ef. e
Berthold Hornung, aged 40 years.
Funeral private.
Please omit overs
KRAIIM- Saturday, February %. 1896,
Relatives lt ives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence. No. $50 Palisade avenue,
Tuesday morning, at ten o'clock.
LA FORGE-On Sunday. February %.
1896, John H, husband of Melvina La
Forge, aged 4S years. IL months and
Relatives and friends of the family, also
Grant Lodge; No. 80. X. of p, are invited
to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence. 113 Glenwoed avenue, on Tuesday
February 25, at two P. NJ.
McKEAN- Saturday. February %. 1896.
Betsy McKean widow of the late
Samuel Mexican. in the 18th year of her
Funeral services at her late residence.
11Ol Bushwick avenue, Brooklyn. Febru-
ary '25, at eight p Nj.
interment at convenience of the family.
NETTERWALD-On Saturday. February
81 1896. William D., beloved husband
Of Annie Netterwald. in the 3Oth yeari
of his age.
Relatives and friends of the family. also
Hudson Lodge No. lag, Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmen. are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from his late
residence. ne Jersey avenue, on Tuesday,
February Is. at two o'clock.
TRISTRAM-On Saturday, February p,
1895. Harry b., son of Samuel A and
Alice Tristram, aged years.
Funeral services on Monday. February
"a at two o'clock p. M, from residence,
214 Jackson avenue.
TRISTRAM Tuesday. Feb IS. 1886.
Oracle b. only daughter Of Samuel A.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-02-24

Iy American army? Why should not
Commander Booth become General Booth
from this time on? Hundreds of. thous-
ands would like to see him occupy that
position, for he is a naturalized citizen
has demonstrated his ability as leader,
and would certainly be upheld by the
American people. This is a large coun-
try, the sinners are not all converted,
nor have all the slurns been reached by
for another organization more democratic
in spirit and better adapted to American
Institutions The Army here needs no
dictate its policy. There is as much
sense here as anywhere on the earth,
and a little more according, TO ,our. way
of thinking. The proper head of the
Army in these United States is the man
and woman who have largely made it
what 1t Is. Ballington Booth is young,
energetic popular and courageous. We
advise him and his good wife to start out
for themselves. Americans admire pluck
and believe in helping those who help
solves
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-02-24
HELD UP BY TOUGH BOYS.

John Glanzman of No. 81 Beacon ave-
nue. was robbed of q cents by a tough
gang Of boys who infest the orchard on
Paiisade avenue. He was ON his way de
livering a newspaper yesterday morning
and took a short cut across the lots
known as the Orchard party Of
boys stopped him and asked if he had
any tops or money about hira. He did
not reply. Then they pounced on him
took the 27 cents which he had received
that morning for papers The case was
reported at the Oakland avenue station
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-02-24
PRESIDENT BalNKRRHoFP DINED

Ex-senator William Brinkerhoff, who
has on more than one occasion come to
the help of the Jersey City Club, had
rendered to him on Friday night ban
Quet in the Waldorf Hotel.
A large number of club men and well
known citizens were present to do honor
to the President of the j. C. Club. To
Mr.. Klumpp's speech of welcome he made
an extremely felicitous reply There
were other speakers.
Among those present were -Ex-Ddayor
Charles Siedler, John Klumpp, William
J. TAFT, William H. Speer Jr., Fred c..
Woibert, Sheriff Toffey, William Toffey.
Edward L. Young, A. j. Corcoran, T. f.
Fielder. A. D. Joslin, Lawyer Mount
DR.. Simms, Matthew Tappen George F..
Perkins, Myron Furst. Charles Heumann,
f. Whiting and F. King
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COLONEL HABTER's INSURANCE.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Feb. "A, 1Sss--A
special to the Press from Fostoria,
Ohio, says:-The rumor that the Hon.
M. d. Harter took out S100, 600 life in
surance policy on the day before he cem-
Initted suicide is denied An insurance
agent called at his office on that day ana
Colonel w. G. Brown cook out policy
for $4,000. Harter asked a few questions
which showed that his mind was dis
turhed, but he did not negotiate for IN
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BARATIERI's POSITION.
Bu C,o5le to the United Press.

ROME, Feb. "a, 1S96-Advices from
Abyssinia state that General Baratieri
is concentrating the Italian army near
Adua and is occupying the pass at Gas
ciorka, near March, in strong force. The
entire Abyssinian army has retired to
Osobri and abandoned all contact with
ha Italians
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ENGLAND IN EGYPT.
Ru Ceble to the United Press.

LONDON, February 24.-The Pail Mall
Gazette's1 correspondent in Rome tele-
graphs that advices received there from
Cairo say there is no doubt that the
British Government has entered into ne
gotiations with France upon the subject
of the evacuation of Egypt 1t is be-
ain is inclined to make concessions to
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SHORT COFFEE CROP.

COLON, COLUMBIA, February %, 1895
The amount of coffee of the new crop
received. thus far is much less than is
usually received at this time and indi-
Gates that the coffee cr<2 of Central
America is not up to tsaverage yield.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-02-24
DUTY ON SUGAR.

WASHINGTON. Feb "a. 1sss.-senator
Caffery of Louisiana has offered an
amendment to the Tariff bill, fixing the
duty on all sugars at fifty per cent. ad
valorem with an additional duty of one
eighth of cent per pound on sugars
imported from countries paying an ex-
port bounty.
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FRANCIS JOSEPH TN ITALY.
T2u Cnbie 10 the United Prcss.

MENToNE. Feb. "a, 1sss-Emperor
Francis Joseph of Austria arrived here
today He was met by the Empress
with whom he entered an open carriage
and was driven to Cap Martin.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-02-24
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK. Feb. "a, 1Sss.-For the ss
hours ending at eight p. M. Tuesday
For New York city and vicinity:-Fair
tonight and on Tuesday; slightly colder;
westerly to northwesterly winds.
Harsnestss Thersnometer aseport.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-02-24
FIRE IN JOHANNESBURG.
ls,f cnhle to inc United Prcss.

JOHANNESBURG. Feb. a. 1Ss6.-The
large drapery establishment of Store
Brothers in this city has been destroyed
by fire. The loss Is. $4,000.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-02-24
1NDIANA'S TRIAL TRIP.

8 FORT MONROE, va, Feb. n, 1885,
The battleship Indiana with the Naval
Board of Inspection ezl board. vent is
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TO BE MEXIOo's sAT0LLI.
RI Col5,e 10 the United Press

NAPLES, Feb a. Ss6.-Monsignor
Averardi Bishop of Tarsus, the newly
appointed Apostolic Delegate to Mexico,S
sailed for New York today en- route for
Mexico.
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A CAREFUL SUICIDE.
An Old Bruxlmaiz eE's Preparations
TO Hang Himself Comfortably.

George Kapriva, of No 4So New York
avenue, found early this morning note
lying on his dining room table. 1t was
in his fathers handwriting, and told him
to search the cellar Immediately. He
did so. and found his father. Raymond
Kapriva, brush maker, sixty-three
years old. hanging to beam in the cellar,
by rope, which was drawn tight around
his neck. The, suicide first tied red
bandanna handkerchief around his neck
to prevent the rope from cutting his flesh
People living in the house say they
heard peculiar noises in the house at
It was some one coming home and did not
investigate The suicide had been out
of work for a long time, and has been
the police, and said he was too poor to
pay for his fathers burial. The Overseer
Of the Poor and County Physian Converse
were notified The body was taken to the
fmorgUe.
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Chancerv Court Adiourns.

Chancellor McGiH this morning ad-
journed Chancery business because of the
yon. The Chancellor will be one of the
nall bearers
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

At private contract c. A. Bowman SOFA TOT Jon"
Parr at private terms, the property known az 'ne
Guaranty Storage Warehouses consisting OF 'o'
Nos 3ll and Si3 West Forty-hrs covered ny Blk
story buildings. ,.-
Harris Sokolskl e. Son have sold for Nicnoas
Schroeder the southeast corner OF Cherry ana
oliver ss four-story tenement with stores io' io'@
AZ: also for Israel D. Goodman to Nicholas Scnhe'uei
No 10 CatherIne-st flve-story double tenement VIII"
stores 25ixiI4 All on private terms.
At the Broadway Real Estate Salesroom' o"one
& ireland sold In foreclosure No s23 East Sxteent"
st. hve-sory brick tenement. lot 25x92 to Magdassna
ErZer, exccutrx, for 1880: also In foreclosufe 80
80 East Twenty frst-st four-story stos oon o''
dwelling 2Jxl0) 70 Horace Anderson. Tor >o!,vU -.
Isaac V Brokaw has purchased OF William r cocm-
ran the four-story and basement brownstone o"sl-
ing on the south side OF West Forty-fourtn-st, o.
ginning 200 feet west Of Fifth-ave on lot 25xo iee'
for $4,000 This property stands next west OF me s,e
Ct Louis Sherry coming apartment noteI ana reo''"
rant which will be erected by Mr. Brokaw -
James J. Frawley and Robinson D. ROONEY ,h har 20
sold to Peter Kramer the property on the west d OF
Mldison-ave a3 feet north OF One-hundred-and-
nrst-st for $500 $1,000 49,, ,- .,
John j Schwartz has sold for $4,000 the four-sloly
brick dwelling on lot 21x50 feet at No l3l East Forty
nfth-st He is the purchaser OF the fiathouse NO 'oo
Columbus-ave. $1,000. ,,oh.,L
The auction sale OF the thiryfve lots at RoseDank'
Staten Island by order Of David Bennett Ming, uus
tee for the creditors OF Erastus Wiman resuiten ~
better prices than were obtained TOT d "he ''''' "
lots last year - ,,,, .,ohio
Mary G;rossman will erect a nve-story brick stao,e
and storage house at No. 622 West One-hundred-ah
thirty hrst-st.. to cost $4,000.
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.


The following plans for buildings and alterations
filed day.
New buildings main ofhcel:
Greenwich-st No 564. for nve-story brick tene~
ment by Mrs r Duffy. Of No 81 Greenwich .,oooo
I3isi st 8 e go n " Of Western Boulevard. for
Cirossrnan Of No 500 West 13lst-st. owner. 5000
AltcratOns
100 94th-st. John Nutter. lessee. ~
to A fve-story brick hotel. ................ 90
WESTINGHOUSE. No 1871 By George F Cordss Of
No 425 sth-st. Brooklyn owner. Bernard Fox o
lessee. a three-story brick and frame hotel 100
Montgomery ST, n . corner OF Henry ST. by fhllp
Keihowsby and Barnet Levy. II No 235 Henry
ST. story b-ick store and ene- 80
Lexington ave Nos 800 and So7 by Edward Coop
er and Abram Hewitt owners. TO fve-story o
IN" ave n $ 90 It $ Of 5oth-st. by Eastmans CO
Of New-York owner. 5eth-st and llth-ave. to ~
three-story brick abattors ..........'...' ~"
New buildings uptown branch:
McGrav-st 80 It W OF saxe-ave. for one
story dwelling and stable, by William -
Pan Of No 100 Eton-ave. owner ............ 800
Fores-ave. pa II Of l65th-s, for three -oo
story frame dwellDs by Emil sG rae, owner 40"
two-story frame dwelling by william staple oo
lSsth-st No 7ol East. for two nve.siory prick
fats by Henry Muller. Of No 7ol East lS}i-s'. - go
l8sth st. s. 200 It e Of Wills ave for i've
story brick flats ny same owner. >s"oo
I " Jerome-ave. for two
story frame stable by John Mclaughlin. owner 200
FIizabeths Al n s. 100 Z, Of Novelist by Con-
soo,a III Pasquale owner. to a two-story frame o.o
White Plains ave. 2os II Of Becter-ave by
John Mack. owner, TO a two-story frame dwell coo
Ing ave 100 II Of i6sth-st by Annie
Tayior Of No lib Boston-ave. owner 10 49,
two story attic frame dwelling ...,..;, zoo"
Care Of No - lst-st owner to one story 40
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pECORDED MORTGAGES.
Auerbach Mayer :. and wife n the Manha'''

Auerbach Mayer $. and wife to the Manhattan
savings institution. No. 90 West sO'h ST. ="
Adema Thomas. to Sophia Gruensteln. no la"
Baum, Max g. and wife to Everit Macy $
list ave SOB Il n of lOath-st. years. 800
cain Joseph n and Susan TO John VI Hughes
n : 2sth st 80 n Of Gth ave. demand
Davies Alice to Archibald " Pohl. lin
ST. 2o3 . II Of St. Nicholas ave. collateral
security ....................... -.
Herschmann. Rosa and David Bleer 20 Judson
Todd 7lst-st, 2T3 n Q OF Avenue a. year
Ioughran Thomas. and wife TO the Emgrant IN
dustrial Savings Bank. : s 52d-st. 20 II OF
7th-ave. | year ................ ..'.'., $500.
Pollock. Ann 4. 70 Lily " Beresford 81 al trus-
tees 7sh-st, cor7er Amsterdam-aVe
Same and husband 20 Welcome Jarvis. trustee
W corner Amsterdam ave and 7Sh-st. $50
corner s2d-s, and Riverside Drive. year.
Robbins Rowland A. and wife 70 the uniied
states Trus, 60. New York. No 0e2 9th
years ...-.... 49,.
Rogers Lucy D. 70 Pincus Lowenfeld. " Nadi-
son-ave. SIG Il OF s1st-st. | year........--.
Same same same property year. ..-,.--.
Schenck q Schichte. 20 the Greenwich savings
Bank Jones-st. 1884 II Of Blocker s.
Won Ganther. Theodore. and wife 70 Arthur
Smith n : G2d St 40 4 Of Amstsrtam-a'e.
D years .........'... ''''''
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Sealed proposals fpr furnishing the necessity ms
terals performing the labor ~ erecting aAi An
petinc steam heating and Nsrflang apparal. fof ns
brick cottage female cml loves f'r he Maintain ras
Hosptal al Wards Island =. Y 10 cent 0' mall ~
delivered In person ~ oc,ocN 3 m. " ai Az
gust nm 1925 to John McAnern~y. Acting te-fent q
the Boari II Managers irhatfan state tosfin
az No | Madison Avenue. N-V York Ci'f. A. Which W.
and place the Board = Managers VII receive and psa
all proposals.
Plans ana specifications be len and blank 'orrs
II proposals. obtained the ofice Z . Perry A1s-
tect IN the Capitol Albany. Y. or = ID. \
Macdonald. General Superintendent = the Hospital 4"
No | Madison Avenue New Nrrk civ
Parties biGlng This work must - persons m ~
the steam heating business 47c =
proposals must - for the whole work. and 30 a.eT
parted by bonds ~ sureflfs Claran'"eirg ie ta'
ful execution Il tho offer n accepted.
The Board u Managers rserve the rsh' - 'rie't ~
STATE John VI ANFRNEl.
Acting President H,arf q Ns1Ase's
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

I2,,h St n 3 i75 n Of ist-ave. 5ox irregular;
Isaac |, Miller referee 10 Eva Rogers ana
another ............. ~.
Brook-ave g. 1911 II Of lTsth- st. l'-sHfD
Nicholas Eckert and wife 70 Jacob Damn ana
3G,h Il 8 $ 80 n W Of 3d-ave. ix3?.8. sophia
. Witherbec widow. 10 Anna van Nest 'ah-
o =
Nadson-ave. W g. T43 II OF l0lst-st. 26sx9o;
james Frawley and Robert Rooney I" r''e'
Kramer ...............- ....... -. =.
.l.en a. No lT3: sophia Gruensteln 70 Thomas
Adpna
an a, d 900 n v, ~ 3th-ave. 25Vl0o.5. VIII
lam r Cochran and wife 70 Isaac I'rokaw
Matison-ave. =. JI2 II OF Hlst-st. I'.oN''''
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Lam 5rbools.

N-Ew-YORK Day school. 12O Broadway.
Evening school, Cooper Union.
LAW SCHOOL } Dwight Method Of lns!ruc-
Hixh standards GEORGE CHASE Dean.
n y l.. EVENING LAW SCHOOL
lNs Formerly Metropolis Law SCHOOL, opens oct l.
1895. Ii. b. after three years evening course
TUITION. 500. NO INCIDENTAL FEE. -
Address for catalogue. REGISTRAR. University. wash
tnSton Square Fast.
Vice Dean CLARENCE d. ASHLEY.
207 broadway. ~ Y. City.
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Gotels.
Buolncss Opportunities.
coo

81 Onn TAKES LARGE INTEREST N w" va iolns
Z,OUU lshed newspaper ofcr ten Ne''s 81 coated
a business At present 4 q, rr sio"" Rea str,nage
IL miles from New YORK.. hest aheiuss nn,ns pageri
vicinity. money desired 10 establish casrse
cnn"ls,o, % ON purchaser take nnanea ~
r,.n' v.i,.5 n, "a 40 and no additions necessary
drr.x INVESTMENT % Tribune Building
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Qrncrers.

UIrRNAN DRIST,TR a NJ. Ii. r.. COLUMBIA.
Ii FAST 49TU ST PRIVATE INSTRUCTION during
summer Successful experience preparing students for
Collage Classics Mathematics French and German
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unfnrnlsheo 6ouses Go Get.

~>~N~N~N>No>N>O>O>~>reoo
y exceptionally nice house. ST. story front story
"A rear No i54 S7th- built for estate. rent
s ZOO years lease adjacent 10 Central Park and RiN-
erside Drive. can he seen time. POWER. Sth ST
md Columbus. ave.
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mo RI.ILDERS. Scaled nrono.aI. ~ furnIss.

ing the necessary materials ana PERFORMING ne .o@
for erecting and finishing kitchen building f ne VIZ
haitian state Hospital wards Island. y y r mS
senf hv mall or delivered n Ip % " 80 80
m Monday August l7ih lNb . nm " Anern.y 80
President ~ he Board - Managers = tn~ Mann@as1
state II 'spi'ai m NJ MAIDS Avenue New l'fH y.
which time and place the Board - Managers ~" "
ce've and open M proposals -. a
Plans AMI tpschca'i ~ NAV be seen ana thN .,st
proposals Obtained ~ the Dfire % - Perry. A. nlc-
in The f,,pliri M Albany y y br = Dr 4 - Macfa,
aid General Superirien!e lent 81 the sr.'a ~ 10 !
Madison Avenue New l'tk tiS -.
Proposals must b f'r fhe shre work an - a..ssI
panied bonds sure'e~ glaranteen ~ me iA'A'
execution ~ the offer II accepted 81,
The Board n Managers reserve ne rshi ~ sl''t -.
S.afe John " ANERNEf,
Acting President q. Arl - Mafss-Is
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CONTRACT FOR DISPOSING OF l.l"hi

CONIRA'I fok plSi'HiN" ". -,,r NJ
~ HOUSEHOLD REFUSE GATHERED BY l"H
PARTMFNT OF STREET CLEANING. .- ,,,,,, ~
The Cnmmlss ~ Street cleaning desire, ~. ~
ention {, the that he i about reeve ,,,.s -
n-i,ilrse picking the light hJNsrh''
rbbs tother garbage. ashes AMI stree 49, sni
hy the Department - street 20,
deposited in that Departments yards IN i.He''"' -
- the city. ...,. "a, rrc-
posal. security 20 be- paid In ty Niilrfs Al
terms and conditions ~ the l.ntrac NAV % a
The orlrr ~ the Department - street ,1eanins No
Chambers Street -, ,e,s prv-
Attention Is directed AZ, ertseneni =, ~ IL
posed contrac, appearing IN The cry N'N'
orrci,l organ ~ The cry
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" ~ mn ~ '"'i.'' l''l'""'' -.
INK tho necessary materials and Te-f'rm,rt -. Man.
erecting and finishing laundry building fT q
haitian state Hospital ~ Warts Island y ~ .,,,ck r.
by mai delivered person up % s|., A.
n isth, isqti John Nctne,,.rh
President Of the Board - Manages n t 80 tsty
state Hospital No Madison Avenue Nv ~ re-
which time and place Tire Board q MA'"e'
ceive AMI open an proposals , .,,,k forms
Plans and specifications - s'cn ana -, tr-ni-
or proposals obtained AZ the once = J. A" 49, 2
tec'. In the Capitol A. Albany. y y nf n .,t..I Al
Macdonald O. Deral S.p,riniend"nf = '"' Ivy
No Madison Avenue. New York 10 ,e-orn-
Proposals De- FOR the whole w'fh avs faith
panied b, binds u 'wo snreiies guaranteeing w ''
ful execution - the ~ r. n accepted. . ...., sny
The Board 4 Managers reserve me fish -. q ,ss
all bids they may deem COR NJ -, ,,.r.p~ry
State. i'fN ~ y, v,nagers
Acting President Nnafi y MAn'tN-
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Go Get for Business pnrposea

BUILDINGS STORES LOFTS AND OFFICES TO LET
ID on Chambers Spruce I}eekman. Fulton John. Maiden
Dey. Barclay Park Place Park Row. Nassau WILL
lam Gold Cun Pearl Water and many other
rutland & WHITING. Beekman-st.
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Con,ltrn lrroprrtn for Sale.


JNOR SALE.-Stock farm Of 200 acres 20 miles from
Il Phundelphia: plenty Of and timber. railroad
sat on on property. also suitable for town site For par
ticlsrs address II GUEST. BOX s3. Philadelphia T. o.
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pnbIit Notifies.
mr. $500.
HEALTH DEPAnrMr,

~~~~~~~N..'.l>'I,>, -->.'~ - - >>>~>Ye.s>~~~~
HEALTH DEPARTMENT 's'<sa
nROpoc.rc view York, August q In
bulsnce station ard vaccine Iaboratorv a. e "~'
sf"et commencing about 355 east of
and County OF New York "''"'e {, cy
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Gin Rral estate for Sale or Go Let.

NOR SALE OR TO IET.-The elegant stone front mod
II nrn dwelling NJ. Io4 81. Nichoasayc. near West
I4hthst All convenicnces Rent. sittO Inquire OF
l.. X BINGHAM ~ ROse-st.
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THE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS VIII sell a

L nue,,c auction IN ,ne premises Angus list ~"
II o'clock noon. Nv Woodrow Lewis su' - y, ne
buildings machinery etc IN fie f0fiiefN l'. 500
block between Rank and B~thune streets NT'' 49,
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Io STEAMHEATING CONTRACTORS.-

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THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
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PROVIDENCE llNIE

FOR DOsToV WORCESTER the NORTH and EAST
The Rhode island ana Massachusetts, leave NEW i'lEi
90 Y r block above anal ST. a. j.. -" ! ~ dai
excent sundav. shortest rail ride. FINE ORCHESTk.
o. each steamer W -. . nm
81 ,,nts East MAINE AMI NEW-HAMI
III. lea.e Per 30. y. r. daily. ~ 9 = VI
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Suburban propertp for Sale
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STEAMBOATS,.

Finest and fastest steamers in the world
Daily except sunday =.
Leaves Rrooklvn Fulton s.. Thy Annex y A. NJ
New-York. Desbrosses St Ier...'.'.'sfoo 4.
22d st. Pier.........:: p
For Albany landing Nonkers West Point. Newpursh'
Poughkeepse Kingston Point. tatskih ana huasoh ,,,
Direct connection on the Kingston Point DOCK VIII
trains for Cask Mountain Points and FOR lakes Mohok
and Ninnewaska. At Catskill with the 1tsk ol a,-
Otis FL Ry and Mt. ref 1rts Inc usudI con
nections al Pokeepsie. Hudson and Albany tor poims
North East and Special Saratoga trains; hr1usn
Deshfosses s. PER West q - III
Y Transfer Offices and other principal ticket ofces