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customers

Women'S Shirt Waists. The present
sale is the first annual Shirt Waist sale we
have had in New York-in our other store
similar events have followed each other for
several successive years.
Fresh lots from the purchase OF AZ, 9S4 are
on sale to-day. SOC, 75C and 81. Some
should be a half more, others should be
double.
Dress Goods. Yesterdays weather de-
tanned many would-be buyers from the
chances afforded by the reduced prices.
Paris Novelties
Wool Suitngs,
Linen Novelties.
Scores of items are under the prce-cut-
ting. and not an antique among them all.
China Table Ware. Theodore and
Charles Field Haviland Of Limoges send
Dinner Set bargains. Carlsbad Table Ware
and American Porcelain join the bargain
procession. All decorated and made doubly
beautiful by great cheapneSs.
Women's Mk Dresses. OF printed fou-
lardS, stylish, handsomely finished,
ELEVEN DOLLARS.
Less than half their worth. All sizes.
Too great a bargain to last long.
Sterling &lver Purses. Pretty heart
shape money holders, silver mesh and
chased clasp, $3.50 For the chatelalne or
chain. Worth, by every fair standard, 81.
Mems Bitrrie Smts Rapid selling has
left broken sizes in two of the $3.50 lines.
The left-overs-perhaps IS OF them-go at
Five Dollars.
Bicrrles. Up-to-date, strictly high grade
Wheels THE CONTINENTAL, $50;
THE CONTINENT. $3.50. Otherwise
they wouldn't be here at any price. tx
anime them critically. No weak or poorly
finished parts.
La1pu Mowers. The Wanamaker" -
good as the best and much cheaper than
their equals 10 in, s2.25; II in, $3.50;
II in, $2.,5: l6 in, So; IS in, 1926.
BABY Carriages Big assortment. Latest
improvements. Exclusive styles Strong
and attractive So to s2S. A splendid line
of Co Carts.
JOHN NANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart Co,
Broadway, 4th ave, 9th and 10th SIS
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DIR. CORNELIUS OLCOTT DEAD.
HE sUCCUMBED on SUNDAY NIGHT AFTER
AN ILLNESS OF SEVERAL WEEKS

HE SUCCUMBED ON SUNDAY NIGHT. AFTER
AN ILLNESS OF SEVERAL WEEKS.
DR. Cornelius Olcott who was among the best
known physicians in the Eastern District. died just
before midnight on Sunday at his home No 5i2 Bed
ford-ave. lie had been i'll for number OF weeks
His condition on Saturday and Sunday was much
improved and /; was thought that he was on the
way 20 recovery. !, only few hours before
he died that the sudden change for the worse began
and ne sank rapidly.
In his Illness which started with pneumonia, he
was attended by Dr. Charles Oicott, his son: Dr.
Myere. DR.. Janeway, OF New-iOrk; DR.. Charles
Jewett of Brooklyn and DR.. G. r. Butler. DR.. Oh
colt was sixty-nne years old. He was born in Jer-
sey City on January q. 1928. He came from an old
English family and a lneal descendant of
Thomas Scott, one of the first settlers of Hartford
Conn. Dr. Olcott received his early education IN the
academies of New-Hope. Penn. and Lamoertvlie
" J. He began the study Of medicine in Jersey
City in 1913 In 1S49 having finished the principal
course of training. he graduated from the Uni
versity OF New-York with the diploma OF Doctor Of
Medicine. He established himself in Brooklyn In
March of the same year. DR.. Olcott served as
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DIR. COLESS LATEST GIFTS OF ART WORKS

DR. J. Alderman Coles. of Newark whose LIBERAL
ity In gifts Of objects of art TO educational and pub
lie institutions has been frequently displayed. has
presented to the Metropolitan Museum OF Art two
handsome pieces of sculpture. One Of these is the
celebra ted statue THE Promised Land. In Carrara
marble. executed by the American artist Franklin
Simmons in 1874. The plinth of the statue rests
upon a panelled octagonai pedestal OF dark spah-
medieval Latin hymn, "Urbs Coelestes Sion" by
St. Bernard OF cpny the oaeT E is ay n
the Venus de Medci" The copy is considerrd 20
be equal In every respect TO The copy IN the gaety
DR. Coles as executor Of the estate OF his father Dr.
Abraham Coles. of Newark
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} URsrANT to statutory requirement. notice is

hereby given that An Act has been passed BY both
branches II The LEGISLATURE entitled AN ACT 10 amend
chapte- Of the laws eighteen hun
dred and eighty-two. entitled IAN Act c consolidate into
the special and local laws affecting
public IN the city OF New York amended by
chapters eighty four and two hundred and eighty eight OF
the hundred and eighyseven and chap
hundred and hiryeght OF the laws Of eighteen
nnety-tvo and chapter five hundred ana
slxy-seven Of tho laws Of eighteen hundred and ninety
five and otherwise provide for the improvement
Of tenements and lodging houses
Further notice is hereby given that Public Hearing
bill vii. be held once Of the Mayor. IN
the city Hall. IN the city Of New York. Wednesday.
May J'h. 1897 $3.50 O'Clock =. VI.
Dated city Hall. New York. April 29th. 1897
". |. STRONG Mayor
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that in making contracts creating public obliga-
ions of any kind, II to the people
whom represent, to see that they get fun VaIue
for every dollar expended" ~
seven years ago and he has lived in Paterson since
he was one year old. He Is president OF the Hnch-
life Brewing Company, Paterson, and has, besides,
largo property interests in Staten Island lie was
in the Paterson Board of Education from 1919 10
1871. ard was Tax Commissioner from 1871 to 1SSl.
In 1891 he elected to the State Senate from
Passaic County, although that county is usually
overw nc lmngly Republican. He has always been
a Democrat. Personally he is popular with all
fla
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NINETY. EMHTH STREET.-SAMUEL ".

~ HoYT ALFRED NJ. HoYT and JAMES w. JACK.
SON trustees for Mary irene IIoyt under will
testament Jesse Royt deceased plaintiffs against,
JOiN o. BAKER and others. decentralization No. q
In pursuance - the Judgment Of foreclosure and
duly made entered In the above entitled action
ing date the 9Th day Of April. 1897 and flied In the
office OF the Clerk OF the city and County Of New York
the undersigned the referee said Judgment named
viii sell az public auction. the York Real Estate
Saiesroom No III Broadway In the CITY, County and
state OF Jew York. the ath day OF NAV 1897 at
twelve cbck 81 that day. by Peter r Meyer auc
toneer tie premises In said Judgment mentioned and
therein described as follows that certain lot piece
situate. Wing aud being in the city and County OF
York shd bounded and described as follows BE
GINNlNG at point on the southerly Line or side OF
Nlnetya ghth street. distant hye hundred and twenty
Ave (S29 feet Westerly from the Westerly side line OF
Central Park West formerly Eighth Avenue): thence
Tgnnnt westsrly along the sogshery line or side Of
Nnety'elghth Street twenty 2Sl feat thence
sou,hsy and parallel with Central Park West Gormerly
Kindred 600 Zee, and eleven p inches 70 the es-
eighth Streets thence running Eastey along sad eentr:
line. twenty-five (20 feet thence Ncr,heriy, and
parallel with Central Park West formerly Eighth Avepue
and part q the throush party wall. hundred
(oo) feet and eleven an riches 10 the Southery line
slide OF Nnetyeghth Street TO the point place u ~
Dated New York. April 8. 1897.
JOHN DELAIl'NTY, Referee
DAILY HoYT a MASON PiaintYs Attorneys. No u
Wnnm Street. New York city.
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- EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES. WITH

~ title Of the and the bidder in
dorscI thereon, will received by the Department
Public Parks its Offices Arsenal Building Sixty-uurth
and Fifth Central Park. until O'Clock
Z. NJ. OF Monday May 10. 1897. for the folowngnamed
works.
No l. FOR FURNISHING ALI. LABOR REQUIRED
TO COMPLETE THE EXCAVATIONS IN EARTH
SOLID ROCK OR OTHER MATERIALS AND REMOVAL
OF SAME NECESSARY FOR THE FOUNDATIONS OF
THE NEW EAST WING AND EXTENSION or THE
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART N CENTRAL
BLASTING AED REMOVAL OF SURPLUS MATE
RAILS. BESIDES PROTECTION TO TIE EXISTING
MUSEUM BUILDING. AND THE CONTENTS THE
BOILER AND DYNAMO-HOUSE. THEIR ApPURTE-
NANC'ES AND CONTENTS.
No .. FOR FURNIsHING ALI. LABOR REQUIRED
To COMPLETE THE EXCAVATION IN EARTH. SOLID
ROCK OR OTHER MATERIALS OF THE SLIDE OF
R0,k EARra or oIHER MA HI g. NEAK i SID
DRIVEWAY AND THE REMOVAL OF THE SAME.
INCLUDING THE NECESSARY BLASTING AND PRO
lection OF SURROUNDING BUILDINGS AND
No B. FOR PAINTING THE IRONwORK OF THE
BRIDGE ACROSS THE HARLEM RIVER. KNOWN AS
WASHINGTON BRIDGE IN THE CITY OF NEW
YORK.
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THE FUNERAL or ". ". ROSSITER.

The funeral OF William Wickes Rossiter. president
Of the Tcrr-.nal Warehouse Company. was held
Yesterday a con at his home No 90 Seventh
ave The q Thomas A. Nelson, rector of ST.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church. conducted the
services assisted by the Rev. John Wickes. of At
tica, y. Y, an uncle Of Mr. Rossiter. Many friends
attended the services The pabearers were Cln-
ton J.. Rossiter, l.. V W. Kossiter. Walter X Ros-
sitter and l.. T. Rosster brothers of Mr.. Rosster
and Van WICK and William Rossiter, two sons; f.
J.. Rooster a nephew and John j. Hnchman.
eoE-in-law. The burial was in Greenwood.
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DURSTANT to statutory requirement.. notice

is hereby given that An Act has been passed by
both branches Of the Legislature entitled AN ACT to
amend section five hundred and Of chapter four
hundred and Of the laws Of eighteen hundred and
and to declare the special and local laws affecting public
in the city Of New York" amended by
forty Of chapter hundred and seyeny-ye u the
laws ~ eighteen hundred and ninety-two regard
superine ndent OF buildings Further is hereby
given that Public Hearing upon such bill will be held
the Office Of the Mayor, in the City Hall the city
Of New York. Thursday May 9Th 1891 $50 o'clock
=. NJ.
Dated city Hail. New York. April Goth. 1897.
W. /. STRONG, Mavor.
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DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AM

MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES.-war Department
Supply Division Washington D. c. April eH
proposals. duplicate Will be received here untii
O'Clock MAY 6. 1885,, at which time they VIII pe
opened for furnishing Stationery and MISCELLANEOUS
plies BrOoms. Brushes Soaps Towels. etc), for the war
Department and It's Bureaus and Offices during fiscal year
ending June 49, 1898. Blank forms ~ proposals showing
estimated quantities. required viii be furnished
application. Proposals must be on blank forms fur
nshe Department and securely nclosed In seale
envelopes ndorsed outside Of envelopes proposals
for Stationery" Proposals for Miscellaneous sup
plies" respectively and addressed to r. j. WHITToN'
Chief OF supply DIV
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PROPOSALS FOR CASTlRON PROJEC-
L TII.ES.-Ordnance Office. Department. Wash
ngton April 81 ls97Sealed proposals in duplicate VIII
be received here until o'clock F. NJ. THURSDAY. MAY
% 1897 and then publicly opened. for furnishing the
Ordnance Department T. $. Army. with 1904 more or
ess iron projeces for Siege and seacoast cannon
received for all for part OK the foregoing
Information furnished upon application to Brig Gen d.
" EIlAGLER. Chief 81 Or1nance.
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PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHTING BONDS.
Gladstone Mich. May LIST. 1897.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received by

- the undersigned until saturday May 18th 1897 at
II O'Clock purchase OF electric lighting bonds
OF the CITY Of Gladstone thousand
dollars. .e a., ,
Said bonds will LIST. 1897, VIII be Issued
in denomnat Five hundred oars TO bear six per
cent interest payable annually. due In twenty years
from issue. principal and interest payable al The
American Exchange National Bank. In New York city
The City Council the right to reject any or all
bids.
Further information can be obtained by addressing the
undersigned W. y. NARRACONG, CITY clerk
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il hereby given that An Act has been passed by
both branches OF the Legislature entitled AN ACT 10
authorize the Board NJ Estimate * Apporonmant Of
the city OF New York to audit and allow the claim Of
Adam A. Cross against the Mayor. Aldermen and Com
monalty OF the City Of New York. Further notice Il
hereby given that Public Hearing up0r such bill will
be held tho Once of the Mayor in the city Hall IN
the city Of New York. Thursday. May 9Th. 1891 at
o'clock J.. NJ.
Dated city Hail. New York. April Goth 1897
W. L. STRONG. Mayor.
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pURSUANT 10 slatntory requIrement. notice

is hereby given that An Act has been passed by
both branches of tho Legislature entitled AN ACT %
provide for the payment compensation Rufus O..
Beardsee for services counsel tho Board ~ EGuca
ton Of the city Of New York and authorizing the Board
OF Estlmat" Apportionmcnt Of the city Of New York
- audit ard allow the amount that ma be justly due.
Further notice Le hereby given that Pablo Hearing
upon such bill will be held the ONCE of the Mayor. in
the city Hall. IN the CITY OF New York, Thursday.
May 9Th, 1897. 2l5 O'Clock. r. NJ
Dated City Hall, New York. APRIL 10Th 1891
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ID INSTANT 10 stntntory requirement.. notIce

Is hereby given that An Act has been passed by
both branches the Legislature entitled AN ACT 70 ex
emp parcel Of real OF the Cathedral church ~
St John Tho Divine In The twelfth ward OF the cty OF
New York from certain local assessments Further notice
Is hereby that Public Hearing upon such bill VIII
be held the Office Of the Mayor the city Hall In
the city Of New York, Thursday. May 9Th 1891 at
40 O'Clock + NJ.
Dated city Hail. New York. April 2gih. 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
ON BUSINESS PRINCIPLES.
pArrpsoN,s NEW MAYOR GIVES HIS IDEAS
AS TO HOW THE CITY's AFFAIRS

PATEKSONS NEW MN Or' UT
AS TO HOW THE CITY, Ar Aiho
SHOULD BE CONDUCTED.
Paterson. May (SpeciaD.-John Hinchnhe was
formally indicted into office as Mayor vi
NJ the City Hall this afternoon.
In his message TO the Board Of Aldermen Mayor
IJinchljre said: Il look upon the City Government
in tie same light as If 1t were large commerc'a,
corporation of which the Mayor may be ca
tIe nresident your honorable body the poar9 VI
directors and the people at large the
In the management of It's affairs we shouio oP or
tha ca me rigid economy the same degree OF care
and prudence in the expenditure or the pup,c
money that we would exercise In the mahaSsIiie,,
~ orr nryate fairs We should employ Slilclcnt
number of do the work required 10 pe uone
as compared with compensation paid FOR IKE ser,
vices bv individuals and should always feei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
DUKSTANT To statutory rennlremcnt. NOTED

Il hereby given that An Acc has been passed by
branches Of the Legislature entitled AN ACT
laton Saint James place in the city Of York
Further notice is hereby given that Public Hearing upon
such hill Will be held the Office al Mayor in the
city Hall the city Of New York, Thursday, May
Gh. 1897. o'clock, +. VI.
Dated City Hail. New York. April Goth. 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
ID URSUANT to statutory requirement. notice il

Il hereby given that An Act has been passed by both
branches 81 Legislature entitled AN ACT provide
o bridges the tracks Of the
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad. and
the tracks New York and Putnam Railroad. in the
city Of New York.
Further notice IL hereby given that Public Hearing
upon such hill will be held the Office OF the Mayor. In
the city Hall in the city Of New York. on Wednesday.
Nav 9th 1891, at o'clock i. N.
Dated City Hail. New York. April 2sth. 1907
W. L. STRONG Mayor
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Eraal Notices.
Observation-Disclosures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NV
NINETY EIGHTH STREET.-SAMCEL "


NINETY EIGHTH STREET-SAMUEL y.
~ HoYT. ALFRED NJ. HOYT and JAMES W. JACK
SON Trustees FOR Mary Irene Hoyt under the last will
and testament Hoyt. deceased plaintiffs against
JOHN O. BAKER and others. Defendants. -Action No.
l. In pursuance Of judgment OF foreclosure and SALE
duly in the above entitled action. bear
ing date the 9Th day Of April. 1921 and filed In tho
office of the the City and County Of New York
l. the undersigned the referee In said Judgment named
will sell ct public auction at the New York Real Estate
Saesroom 40. Ill Broadway. In the City. County and
State Of New York, the 4th day OF May, 1897. at
twelve o'clock Of that day. by Peter F. Meyer auc
tonaer the premises IN said judgment mentioned and
therein described followsAII. that certain lot piece
or parcel of land the building thereon erected,
situate lying and being in the City and County OF New
York and bounded and described follows:-BEti1N
NINC; nj point on SOuthery line side Of Ninety
eighth street hundred Cj0O feet Westerly
from the Westerly side line OF Central Park West
formerly Eighth Avenue thence running Westerly along
the southrry OF Ninety eighth street. twenty
five 2O feet; running Suthery and parallel with
Central Park formerly Eighth Avenue) and part Of
the way through party wall hundred 1OO feet and
eleven nD the centre line ~ the block between
Ninety and Ninetyeghh Streets thence running
Eaaterly along said line twenty-five t2J feet;
thence Norther'y and parallel with Central Park west
Hornery Eighth Ayenue) and part of the through a
PARTY wall hundred 400 feet and eleven UD inches
the Souherly side of Ninetyeghth Street to the point
or place Of beginning
Dated New York, April 3. 1897. -
JOHN DEIAHUNTY. Referee.
DAILY, IOYT & MASON. Plaintiffs Attorneys. No. II
william street New York city.
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L hereby given that An Act has been passed by both
branches OF the Legislature entitled AN ACT to amend
chaprr four hundred and ten of the laws Of eighteen
hundred and eighty two entitled IAN Act consolidate
into one Act and declare the special and local laws
Affecting public interests in the city Of NewYork.
amended BY chapter hundred and eighteen OF the
laws of eighteen hundred six In relation the
powers OF the council TO make ordinances.
Further notice hereby given that Public Hearing
upon such bill will be held tho Office Of the Mayor, in
tho city Hall in the city Of New York. Wednesday,
Nav 5th 1897 at 2:lJ o'clock p. NJ.
Dated City Hail. New York, April 18th, 1897.
W. l.. STRONG Mayor
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ID URSUANT to statutory requirement. notice IS

l. hereby given that An Act has been passed by both
branches OF the Legislature entitled AN ACT prQvldng
FOR and regulating the carriage Of passengers across the
New York and Brooklyn Bridge and affecting the rates OF
fare therefor
Further hereby given that a Public Hearing
upon such biz will be held the ONCE Of the Mayor IN
the City Hall. city Of New York. Wednesday.
May 9Th 1891. 2:30 O'Clock T. NJ
Dated City Hail. New York. April S0th 1897.
W l.. STRONG. Mayor.
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DubIic No!iees.
U1Ii0diP6ssIfSS FOR MATERIALS AND WOI

4 REotrpFp FOR BUILDINGS ArPARATus. FIX
TuREs. ETC, At RIKERs isLtEp NEW YORK
CITY viii he opsnad the Once Of The Department OF
Correction SO. AS East 2cth st.. on May lith, lsoI
For narticulnrs see City Rec1rd.
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Proposals.
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CDRT SCHUYLER, y. V, APRIL II, 1871

EUKT SCHU1LEK, \. T. All 1T 17'''
l. Scaled proposas In tplicate for the construction
Of concrete retaining walls and repairing cause"ay ana
,ood 81 For, Schuyler " y will be received al quar-
nse,crs onice at Fort schuyler y y until May Gth,
AZ p m. opened site. plan ana spec
da,ions omen Tor inspection Envelopes containing pro-
posais viii lie Endorsed Proposals for repairs 20 aus
NV and road at Fort Schuyler. y. ". ana addressed
Al a. KRAl ENBUHI, md Artillery. Qdariermas'er'
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NINETY -EIGHTn sTREET.-SAMUEL \

~ HoYT. plaintiff, eeainst JOHN BAKER and md
othe's defendans.ActicN 40. T. In pursuance or the
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
entitled action hearing date the 9th day or
1897 hed the Office Of the Clerk Of the Cny
and County York T. the undersigned. the referee
in said Judgment named will sell at public auction. at
tho New York Estate Salosroom. No III broadway.
in the city county and state OF New York. on the ith
day OF NAV 1891 twelve o'clock OF that day by
Peter +. Never Auctionee the premises In said judg-
mentioned and therein described ms foows;LALl,
lot piece parcel 81 land win the building
thereon erected living and being in the city and
County York. and bounded and described fol-
BEGINNING at q point the Southerly line
NInetveGhth street distant five hundred and
Westerly from the Westerly side
line OF Central Park West formerly Eighth Aver
ming Westerly and along the Southery line side
4 Ninetveghth street twenty-five (2) feet: thence
ming Soithery and parallel with Central Park West
Formerly Eighth Ayenuel and part OF the way through
marty wall hundred no0l feet and eleven uD inches
tho centre block between Ninety and
Nney-eghh Streets thence running Eastery along sad
centre lin, tw.~ty (25l feet thence Northerly and
parable, With Central Park West formerly Eighth Ave
nue., and part ~ through party wall one hun
dred lO0> and eleven I'D inches 20 the Souherly
line or eide Of Nnetyeghth Street point or place
OF beginning. -
Dated New York April = 1907.
JOIN DELAHUNTY. Referee
DAILY HOYT & MASON. Plaintiffs Attorneys No II
Wvapn street. New Yor civ -
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pnblir Notices.

NOTICE-Estimates for dredging mt the West
~ Thry-four,h street section on the North Rive IN,
Of Docks AT Pcr A. Battery Place y. r. until - O'Clock
noon tuesday May 1lth 1891 For full particulars SEQ
CITY Record Copie. for sale at No. 2 city Hall.
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~ the temporary pier site Of pier old AZ. y. r..
near the foot Canal Street under Contract No ~;
boat landing at Pier a. y. r. under contract No jsi
will lie received ny the Department Of Docks at Pier ~
battery place y r. until 10 o'clock noon Tuesday, May
ith 1897 For full particulars CITY Record. Copies
for sale n No. city Hall