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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-04-30
dummy" WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES.

DUMMI WANTS 11O,UUU DAMAGES.
Parker McCombs, the colored deaf
and dumb barber, who was struck by
a freight train while walking On the
railroad in this city on the night Of
April ID, has brought suit against
the L. q n, Company for 81, 800 dam
ages for the loss of his feet. Being
deaf, he did not hear the approach
ing train and was hit in the darkness
and both feet cut off His legs were
amputated below the knees by the
company's physician, DR.. Blakey.
Dummy" as he is called, is an ex-
convict having served term for muir
der,
Feland & Feland are his attorneys.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-04-30

Owensboro's union revival is assum-
ing large proportions Rey. j. w.
Chapman, of Philadelphia, and Rev,
r. A. Walton, of Louisville, are the
preachers.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-04-30

Mrs. Mary Long, widow of the late
Nimrod Long, died at Russellville
Monday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-04-30
DARK HORSE DEBOE.
THEY DOWN JOE WITH THE FOURTH
NOMINEE.
It Took Fusion Fight For Two Long
Years To DO It-Deboe short Horse
And a Weak Brother.

Frankfort, KY, April 2S.-Debo,
was elected on the 10TH bal
lot of the joint session in the Join
assembly as follows: Deboe, II
Martin, ID; Stone, /. Present anc
voting, 81. Necessary to a choice, AZ
But the call of the absentees was
made, following this call, and Black
burn received so. This raised the
number necessary to choice to 49,
but Deboe was still the winner in a
walk. On this call it made 1876 voting
The widest scene occurred when
Worthington made his speech, de-
claring Deboe election to the Senate
to succeed Blackburn. Men stood
on top of desks and shouted for ten
minutes, and the joint assembly adj
jouJned sine die.
Lykins and Ogilvie, Democrats,
and Deboe himself were absent.
Deboe will get is certificate, that is
now being made out. this evening,
and will leave for his home in Critten-
den county on the 4 o'clock train,
from whence he will go to Washing
ton.
Gov. Bradley is very proud man
this afternoon. He stood over in a
corner during the joint session and
smiled as gleefully as a child. He
has evened up his old score with
Hunter.
Attention is now turned to cutting
the pie. Here is slate from a close
friend of Deboe: Collectors-Second
district, E. T. Franks; Fifth, B. F.
Buckner; Sixth, George Lieberth;
Seventh, Sam Roberts. Marshal: X.
j. Hampton. Surveyor of Port: Dan
Collier, with G. NJ. Barnett in the
race.
THE NEW SENATOR.
W. j Deboe, was born in Critten.
den county, Kentucky, and received
his earlier education in the schools
and academies of Crittenden and
Caldwell counties. After attending
Ewing college, Illinois, he graduated
in medicine from the Medical Uni
versity of Louisville, practiced a
while and then took up the study Of
law, preferring the latter profession,
which he has practiced more than
eight years.
DR.. Deboe's first notable participa.
ton IN politics was his election as
delegate to the National Republican
Convention in 1883 which met in
Chicago. Two years later he was
elected Superintendent of Schools in
Crittenden county, and in August,
1892, was nominated for Congress.
He reaped honors in the race, though
defeated, by carrying some counties
which had Heretofore been
Democratic. From 1890 to the pres
ent time he has been a member of |
the State Central Committee. 1t was
N 1894 that he was elected State
Senator Che lis a hold-over SENATOR |
n fusion with the Populists; and |
he Republican members of the Leg.
stature elected him chairman Of the |
oint caucus at the session of 1894.
He is AZ years old and has a wife
md one child, a girl seven years old.
His wife was Miss Victoria Larkins,
md they were married late in life.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALES.

~~~~~~~>~~~~~>~>,>~~~ s<~~<~><~>>~N~~~~~
WEST 120TH STREET.-S. \. supreme
Court. City and County OF New-Yo:k.
Eva S. Cochran. plaintiff. against Fran ,is
Doran and others. defendants.
In pursuance OF Judgment OF fore
closure and sale. duly made In the above
entitled action. bearing date the fourth
day OF June, 1891, and duly entered on the
Nth day OF June. 1897. I, the undersigned.
the referee In said Judgment named. VIII
sell OF public auction. at the Exchange
city of New-York. on Monday. the 2s,h
day OF June. 1897. at ~ o'clock noon cf
that day. by John n. Golding. auctioncer.
the premises In said Judgment mentioned
and therein described as. follows:
ALI. those two certain lots. pieces or
parcels Of land situate. lying and being In
the City Of New-York. bounded and de-
pcribed as follows: Beginring at point
In the squtherly line OF One hundred ana
twenty-rhnth Street distant two hundred
and NIFTY feet westerly from the cor
ner formed by the Intersection OF the
southerly line Of One hundred-and twenty.
ninth Street with the westerly side OF
Sixth Avenue as widened, and opposite the
southerly and parallel with Sixth Avenue
and part OF the way through the centre OF
said party wall ninety-nine feet and
eleven inches 20 the centre line OF the
block between ne-hurdrod- and -twentv-
ninth and One-hurdred and twenty eighth
Streets: thence westerly alona said centre
line fifty feet: thence northerly and again
parallel with Sixth Avenue ninety nine
feet and eleven inches TO the southerly
line OF One-hundred n nd-twenty ninth
Street: thence eas'eriy along said southerly
line OF One-hundred- a nd twenty ninth
street fftv feet 10 the point or place OF
beginning.
Dated New-york June TN. 1897.
HENRY ID. MACEDONIA,
Referee.
T. G. s. II. FITCH
Plaintiffs Attorneys
to1 broadway. New-YCrk civ.
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.

at Il. for " have been
Hubert and Washington s D'n s. corner: ter
slx.story and cellar brick warehouse. 7a.iox
owner; + DnksibeTs Of No Union Square.
osth1s :. iio IT Of Columbus: ave; for '''
@ vssnD Ss Ws ~ ~ T wss store 2sx
owner; james W Cole. Of No 400 Yves, 3ist-s:.
Alterations. main oaes:
srss hotel Herman an" Of Ds%
owner; IIorenbnrger & s,raub architects. $50
Sk ND aH With store MAYER ana SssnSss
9: No 90 Hester-at. owner Horcnburger &
,aSn-s, 70 I. q sd-avc: to one ana LOW
owners CHRIS Iohss. Of No 90 westche.'er- ooo
S,S,sye. " corner s5.n,s to ifour:stor; i4e;
81 no o '0 sr oE s' arS ssses
-sS and Es., ys . q sr;s
rs Ea;! eS'h..!; EwneT; G Knoche. Of No sol no
sh hs:s ' So sr'h 10 ve.or and basce,
ssf JAIME. n2s St No Of 2 Ss WE
'' station 80 city ownsr John Duncan
ss,h's,. 10 $50 East to ihrec:.,ory and ta..
mon; brick dwelling; Mary sharpless. Of No ,oo
New buildings, branch office:
ss .% s e for s swG ve q
a's s. Anns-ave; owner; Edward wenn' Of No .s 600
rn 1ssI 81 ROAD 'TSn: IS Of for '
two-story frame DWELLING. with store. 1880:
Frank IIotz OF Van Nest. owner: Christopher L .
Iohse OF n 9O6 Westchester- ave architect. 8'ooo
Ryer-ave s, 215 II n Of Rurnside-aNe. Tor a
two-sory frame dwelling 20x5I; " Y f,izhy. OF
No 223 Eat l7th-st. owner: David w king, OF !, ooo
Ill Jth-ave architect a'-oo
Ash-ave. T. 100 n Of 2i-s,. for two-story
frame dwelling. 2ox;5; Elizabeth Dunn, OF
No lO2 West 0sth-st. owner Henry Courve!. or . .oo
White Plains architect ................. IOUO
Alterations branch office.
willis save No 2sG, 10 a three-story brick dwell
ing with store, Max s Dolhor. OF No East
SOth-st. owner; Wenz. of No l.49 3d-ave. 49,
Koppock-st. n e Spuy:en Duyvil Parkway.
to a two-stor- stable ard carriage house;
bridge archi'ect ................... I5J
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REAL ESTATE.
DULL. DAY IN THE BROKERS' OFFICES
AND AT THE EXCHANGES.

Il little business was transacted yesterday either
H. the real estate brokers or in the auction-rooms
Irhe rain evidently kept prospective buyers at
I.orne The record in the auction-rooms was one
ale 10 the plaintiff, one withdrawal and two ad-
Epurnments. ~, ga -, ,c, Was,
hrn,rcd "A nd third-st, two rstcass hve-story
Ivnartment houses. 21XloO, TO a private party Tor
| ;nyes tmcnt. -, . ,,,,,,... par,
sen at $3.50 No. lS4 West ne
~ n row of four recently built. o.
OF hari"s /, SCHUYLER & Co have sold for George
nllenbeck 10 a Mrs. Brode No. lo9 West Sixty
ninth-si., a four-story dwelling. 1SXSoxloV
IN THE AUCTION-ROOMs.
The following the result of the auction oHer-
incs yesterday;
Al Nosiil Broadway, by Bryan l.. Kennedy. NOS.
AZ and N5 West near s. =
sve two ve-story brick fathouses, ruEs West eS,.
- former centre line Of Bloomingdale Noaa
north lt5X29 loxlioS foreclosure SAFE; rnfareo
pnhnson against Mary T. Garrett ct al rSteree:
FYsncis ]. Donohue attorneys Havens q bee PEI
"a the plaintiff al interest on mortgages ""u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-10

and 40 Maiden Lane. D years. ................
Messenger. Grace E. to Henry Messenger. az
guardian. 2d-ave. 80 II . OF 7oth-st.
Phyfe James W. and wife 20 the Seamen's Bank
for Savings. New-York. Nos l2l and I23 Front
Scannell. John I, and wife to Edmund Coffin.
Nos 30 and 80 East 2lst-st. 1 ycar....,.......
Fink, trustee. lots lI6 and III. map Village
of Wakefield. East Chester. 3 years. ...........
Schuck Frederick. to the Mayor, etc, New
York. IS loist-st. 27b # . Of Amsterdam-ave.
seo'S
sherman. Mary s. to Robert Ferns. No 63 West
sierck. Marcus J. and wife TO August Gareiss.
SIS iS4th-st. lao II Of Trnity-ave. 8 years. E. .
Sullivan, Mary J, 10 Maurice Brill. corner
Water and Scanned SITS, demand. ........,....
Venturier Louisa and PasQuale to PasQuale
White Charles + and wife to Joseph Hasseii.
SIS 29th-st, 10 II W OF 7th-ave, 2 years. :. .
White. Thomas r. and wife 70 David Z Open
heimer. 22d-st. 175 II e Of SHAVE. demand.
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~ Office OF COMMISSIONER OF JURORS
~ IN REGARD TO CLAIMS FOR EXEMPTION
II-RY DUTY.
Room l23. Stewart building,
No. $50 Broadway. Third Floor.

Room 123 Stewart building.
No $50 Broadway Third Floor.
Ncw-York. June .. 1871
Claims for exemption jury duty VIII b" beard ny
mo daily my office from q 4. NJ. until T. NJ
Those entitled exemption are cleTGyr"i .iM'r'r,
physicians. surgeons surgeon -deht,H, pp.oi o,ors
teachers in a college academy pubic school ,h,urs
editorial writer's or reporters OF daily newspaprrs
nharmaceutists pharmacists actually engaged IN ,lelr
respective professions and not following any oter
militiamen policemen ard nr-men; eectioh oll
rnsients and city employees and United states employs
actually following that calling superinendenta c,nnuc
tors and engineer railroad company o'her man
s,roet rai,road compan telegraph operators atuly GO
ing duty as such Grand Special sheriff ana ol Nautl
irors and ner.ors physically Incapable 81 performing Jul:
,m, h reason OF severe sickness deafness or other phys
icnl disorder. , -. 60 ,,a,r liability or
rroroI permanent exemption will receive Jury enrol,
requiring them to appear before me I'e
xcar Whether liable not such notices must D" an
:wnr, In nereon II possible and at this once only
II exempt, the party must priis
proof OF exemption II liable. he must also ahWer IN
epson giving full and rame. residence etc etc
No attention paid to letters. -. ..,,o. ,,
All good citizens VIII aid the course or justice anu
eacra reliable and respectable juries ana enuaze .
ATTY nv seryng promptly when summoned Allowing the'
cIerks to serve" reporting 10 me any AT
temnt at bribery evasion and suggesting names lo e,
twenty and seventy years
Goo absertees, persons temporarily III ana
t-r,te, states Jurors not exempt.
man attend TO his own notice IL IL ms
demeanor to jury paper - announcer 70 ais"ci.
o,,o by fine imprisonment 70 give or
brite. directly or lncii'c'!' III
,,nn 70 Jury service or withhold paper or make
any false statement and every case VIII be uliy prose
cuted "a Jurors
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Qonntrn i1ropertn Jor Sale.


eS nm WILL BUY haf-interest In 00-ac tract OF
w WV land adjoining summer resort. Available for
hotel and cottages Chance Tor quick development with
moderate outlay. Address SUBURBAN. i. .. Box 2,7ls
New-York City.
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Dubl,r Not,res.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, APPEL

the
Appointment q three Commissioner 10 determine
r the ana pG @
property determined by said Board ought to be con-
ss that
aps @ a %
oT e T o. N ssp % asaH 10 Tsr % s
supreme Court Hpselsss Dyis.9a
AK The ss!h june ISL asioSk IN is
Ss heard appon!men three com%'.lSnsT'
after due hearing whether rapid transit railway or
railways In the fad city for the conveyance and trans
:si Boars forth he rcsouions .Sid
q @ a% @ er IN s report 1a S 1fs
said Board made to the Common Council @ said city and
and ps,sa The papers upon Which the
city dasa 2nd day Of r5 June s y.
order designating eight daily newspaper. , pubsnea
sha be given the papers annexed and referred
in said petition and upon such additional anidayits
upon p appics!on de.cfpon q The routes sHd
plan Of I Of the said an % sS Or
Of The said board to the Common Of the CIV q
papers UPON which the said SPECIFICATION viii be made:
Tns STS' Of sf ns o
public Of hi the .s1 and
report the evidence taken 70 said Appellate DysiSn
uch road ought 10 constructed op-raed witch
report. II favor Of the construction ana operation 81
when Sonr na tH sy sa court, be aken IN
consent Of the property owners along the line OF INC s
Da,ei New York June s,h 1897 ;, no,r, ,ouu,s-
'' sIoSERs FOR TiiE SiTy o. S Sly t TonE
LEWIS l. DELArIELD. secretary.
Parsons. ssepar 1,is & o ydr Work CITY.
IS Wall street, New York City
"a lie
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STORAGE.
MORGAN & BROTHERS.

Storage Warehouses. 1872. 234 and 800 West
+1th-st.. nea- broadway separate rooms
Tor furniture mirrors pianos. baggage.
etc. Padded Ysns for moving Ia CIT! cs
country. Furniture. china. oric-a-brac.
etc. etc. packed Uy competent packers,
Estimates furnished. Telephone CALL III
SIS.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ATSns2n samuel and MenTy and wyFs to GsSrf
Me 5 ana anoher 'Tqstees 1 10, sa mas
Of estate of Henry Rutgers. years :....... 81
Appel Jacob. ana wife TO the seamen's Bank fo:
Savings Of New-York. corner o'h-ave and ,
A1SrisSh. ,iayer 5. to the United Trust Company
q New-York. No q University Place. year.
Brown. William T. and wife to the Railroad Co.
Cambreleng-aye. AS IT n Of Bayard-s,. install
n hs IohR 100 p and Of VIE to Ella Greene
Same same S 4th-st. 100 IT n of rnion-ave
Same 10 Charles + brooks. e 5 4,h-et. 100 Z; n
Darldson. AisSanJer, To- Charles Wcisbecker. g
corner Ansterdln, ave-. and l5Sth.st, ysars.:.
Sane 70 Emile Tan6er' SANE Pro2ery year.
White painsae 900 f f Of Ei1abeih-s
Fc:1n. George. to Hermann II IIingsiag. S 9th
Fitzgerai Marearet f. e he Manha tan Trus,
Koms-Si 227: Il " q .Tinton-ave,. years'.;;::
Hart harry C. and wife 70 the Gcymsna Life
iinnsgTa9ee CSmpany' 3d-aVe 2oo II OF
H5pP RAY tc Elizabeth T Bel. Tnton-ave.
Harris, Barnet, and wife TO Abraham Zubrinsky.
No ico iienI{-sI, 3 years :;......;.:;:;.;:...;;
FISHER, 1884 ST. l2j # W Of Ams,eraam-ave.
Kte5s. Henry: and wife to Charles Wagner. No sis
;,as, Gsth-st. years Observation-Disclosures.
Iad!rski. Eveyl J.. and husband 10 Emile Muir
Isy East Broadway. !ot $50 map estate %
UenGrcS Rutgers. leasehoia. , wears. ...........
Lasky Naika. q Samue. and Eka Brnbaum.
Attorneys, 100 IT Of Stan,on-st. years.
NcLoughi,n. Thomas, 70 Edmund Coffin. No TOO
10 i31 CTeenwicn-st. and Nos l2s and 100 Perry
Morris. Julia. 70 the Equitable Life Assurance
society Of the United states. No a2 West Cs,h-
81 j year
Murphy John. 10 United States Mortgage and
Trust Company e I'd ave, % IT Of 35h-s,.
Mayer Max and William Herzog and wives 10
TILE Guarantee anc Trust Company Nos ils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

xor.A Moore-s 2O2 Il Of w"s WASHING Sst,S
Hs5 ' sossS has6 Gs5 and wife s1
xdo Brsser ana s5TnsT Frcnis. MooTes
aoI Me- So i, Ne i. ana an $S sit ns
f Fsip a0S Ss rsssSsr to iassSs Ksloss s4O
uSyIFisy inc y? sasa';us Monroe ct all
sceors 70 M2ySr a. AuS SSaSHe 2s4S2s Jud
o. ST. : 80 20 SSs. Christian Union. $1,000
'f ka6h to julius BacSra,S. u i.,x:..
ave 10. ass m %srs No Muir iH a Ssa~ sn
other to Thomas Muir 2-S part, :,;,x;-,,;;;
'' roma. Muir e Il to aarsarst Sssoa
:.s; s. 10 POS West; Thomas Muir e, a: to
,I Many Mp; g g PAX a isSxi3 william Rob
er;son and another. executors. TO Margaret +,
st soSir'ss' 265o Il o., 2i.ave. IL GxVs6
josiah II Eaker. executor TO MarSare, E,
sls' ..S Sos s'; 30 and 30 East Edmund Conn and
c7!hs, n 80 # Of iih-ave &5xioG5; Henry
N,cOs and wife 20 George Form. -. $500
%s csh: 3's and # aHo IF 4's' FpS lip
,e @5" s' a. 40 ' s. East. ' Issx;"ii Edwarl
e@psn 70 40 5D e " of ith ave- 75xio0ii Ea-
gene Potter and wife 10 c yo'h ;.,,;ooo;:::
iiS %am lea re ana wife Margaret 20
,;. Fzssrad s Of Amsterdam. ave tx
" Iii; the Mayor ETC. SewHYoTk. Frederick 60 -,
,s sSSIGk $ 200 # Of Ansierdani-ave, 1Sx
cariye Raymond and ns,s wife a G Ernst
Ws:Decr 'G an M S AcHanSsi
,s gsvsas0 75 IT Of 7,h-ave 25xiocl; Flor
S s1' ave- q VS. $ 45ii # Of isith-s 2ax,oo;
Eugene Marquari to John Gussen; oo;;,oao
x2lxgT.G Patrick Ferrigan ct al TO fatr'cN +,
,e5, N y. :sai It Of wesiches:er-ave. 25x
~ dx25xea.G Julia Jahn TO Louis With
cambrelene ave. 42S I, r, Of b Ia Wlism
ld iHS% S. map secicn a. vyse estate Frank Nc
B S99g az Inn = 4!5i ii n MacGnbs 7s2.
254 iox3G5x2i7.a; Alexander Davidson and wife ,
Paris h oi o47 map ylage wakeaeld 7,hs';
Peter schweickeri Maria schwei :ker' to..
Mapes estate: Alexander GOwdry and wife to 7,o
Ii na 10 b HcSu 4. sane map; Emma zo
rams, AImsir0ns $ $50 Fl Of Lenox-ave iaxlooii
William Lyon and wife to wayland Benta- ,
MN ~ ii +; s Of es;h ST. a5xioo: ~ 49,
G Perry as executor. Jessie Meyer 2o'Wo
Ign, 81 t Wuoni Ivon exchange
s,aI Bsh} Sd IA 70 rs IT Of shsi 20
II x irregular: Charity Solscohen to Lucia ,
,o S&hsn corner West End-ave, 2xl7i Ernest
e Schneider ct al to GnIye Hay asiSs To-
Augustus Gareiss and wife 10 sierck and 4, .oo
MSdisonsi 10 aoa Louis Gordon wife =. ~,
Chebra Ezchaien anshe Nolosn. 2oooo
Same property Levy Minsky and wife to Louis .. ooo
22 Sgdon l75 # Of shave 75xss .; sarah
Hewitt 10 fnon 15S r. of stanton-st 25xloo5
Samuel Bernhaum and wife 10 Malka Laskey. y
cTss,on.ave n W s. Si5 f, Of Hirhbridge Road
75xl25 Joseph Goulden 10 Isabella A Goulden 4.Ooo
wfs1nf's[ Frank IockwOod and
Louis Gothod. ..........;;........... IL
Jackson-ave. E = S # of le5,h-st, SAX irreg-
uar 20 Forest-ave: Louis A Schneider and wife
Lot No 4s7. map 4iS lots Haigh, estate: Irving
Washburn, referee. TO E Levy............... lao
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TYPEWRITERS.


HAS 1T NOT STRUCK YOU that 500 Is
100 much 10 pay for a typewriter? You
can get the BLICKEEsDERFER, guaran--
teed .he best for s35. Call and examine
Or send for booklet. BLICKENSDERFEN
MANIC. CO.. 1872 Broadway. Room b.
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C0uRT NOTICES.

IN CHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.
To Eva Sarfaty. c., ~,
BY virtue Of an order OF the 'our' ~
of the date hereof. in cause wherein
Moses ID. Sarfaty II compla insnt ana YOU
are defendant. YOU are required o appear;
plead. answer or demur 10 the biIi OF saiI
rcomnloInnnt on or before the third day OF
auc,,st ne.t' or the snid Ri will be taken
as confessed against you.
The said bil Is filed against you for
divorce from the bond or nhtrimony'
HENRY !. BuDD. Jr..
Solicitor for Comp
No. IOI Market street, Camden, y. J.
Dated June 2, A. u. 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-10
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second-han nd
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought ana ex-
chanfed. GEORGE u. EDDY. 39S Madi-
son-st.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
HELP WANTED.

Male.
WANTED.-Men 10 learn barber trade i;
only eight weeks required 10 complete !:
new system; guaranteed competent 10 work
anywhere or open shop az your own; posi-
tions guaranteed In city or country II de-
sired. Write for catalogue. MOLER
BARBER SCHOOL. 81 Hudson-st.
:35 A WEEK and expenses paid statesmen;
staple line. experience unnecessary; per-
manent position. THE W. l.. KLINE CO..
ST. Louis Mo.
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LOST.


BANGKOK No. 2G2. 04S Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing any
person having claim 10 Il Is hereby call'd
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook can
ceiled and q new one issued.
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Proposals

proposals
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
,'' East ON! Mew s.5fs' Jun. a. 1897;
NOTICE.-PrOpOsals are advertised Tor III the
~ City Record to be received until 1880 "a, A. 81 ~ io'"
N1OTICE.-The Department Of Docks VIII sell
~ a, Public Auction premises certain buldnss ETC.
block and soHpda BY ASsnae including
Factories June 22nd 1907 at II Ssock a. anncaon at
i pis4 "a zee North Gs RIVER iSFsT''' ''"'
OFFICE of Lighthouse Engineer. Third DIS,
" ,rtct Tompkinsviile. n. Y. May 20 1891 Sealed
proposals for furnishing about 1000 barrels 5er ioc
pSTa J%ne ~ 1877 and then publicly opened
furnished application TO Lieut. COL d. r. iiH''
A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall St, New York
May 5 ;s s pFSp?sa' JUNE in 'iPe's
e Tss s %si magic
or affsp sT ay 95 n s' of Or
con [n of ana dhm the
duty thereon being equal SPECIFICATIONS blanks and in
aSa t. saHs rSTop % e Ss y
&c., S%HS s g sS and ''
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMAs
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viii be received here until IL 9coe NJ wa June sr ar
Plnr: at For; fanc,rl. y. H., according - pans an !
10 bidders FURNISHED application. L. s. reserves right
reject any or all proposals - ., &C.
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LIMITED STATES ASSAY OFFICE at New.
- York MAY -. ls9I.-Sealei proposals. will be re
cey.d until IL O'Clock Eth 1897 for furns shiny
supplies during the ending Jun. 3Ofn ls9S emb'ac
ing Acids B,rax Charcoal. Coai. CrUciies Copper lale
Sheet Lead Pipe. Schedules aud blank form
with informal condtCrs quantities. &c VIII he
furnished on application Bids shoull be endorsed Pc
posas FOR Supplies. and will b, opened a: the h9ar
Tho rio 10 re-
served ANbI'-" HH''N' 9u'-''"'''"'"'
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n une received NJ their Uptown Once" No La. Brood
north 81 3lsf St. until y O'Clock D. m: al
yertscmcnts received the following branch chces at
regular office rates until o'oocL p m W.; ~ hth-
ave 1872 9Th 18th st; Macy.
Cth-ave and l+ihs; li2 ColnHbisave near West d6tn
ST. IO6 Vert 42d-s Gth-dve. ~ East 18th ST.. 2Ji
42dst. between It'll and sth etcs; 100 Fast 9Th
St 33s 3d-ave, between 1Gh and 18th SITS. lO26 3D.
ave. Gs.st 7os lst ave. near %'ths': $50 "a
ave near 4st-st 5ji I'd ave: 30 Bleec'cr st: 80
Bieecker St; zoos 81 go I:as 79th-st ia2l 30
ave Gee 3d-ave a3 Amsterdam 400 West 42d st.
East I0thst: 2Os East ish-t! so 9'h-nve; G'l
Oth-avc 1852 80 ave 9th ST. 2n+ Eas. Seth ST.:
l,Goo Broadway; 1913 81 ave; l22 sha l3ls 2dave
7a3 At the Harlem Offices: 2O" ID ave. near
119,h-st. 1876 East l2ath St. near 3dave 243 West
i25th-st bet. IN and Sth 800 West li5tl
the BROOKLYN Orccs 397 Fuon-st.: 126 Fulton-s'.
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y ict Tompknsyllle. r. Nay 20 1877; srusn
cement will received here until II O'Clock
noon June Is 1891 and then publicly opened
furnished application 10 Aieu" W. 49, - 'NN''
Iahfh house Engineer.
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DRIVER Bottled beer wagon. expert
enced. large trade in West Harlem. with
best references. wishes position n hrst-
c.ass house. V. FAHRENFELD. 25I+
Sth-aVe.
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