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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-07-02
FAMOUS TREATIES SIGNED.

Several of the treaties that the
United States has made with foreign
nations have been in some way as
sociated with the Fourth of July.
In 1927 the first commercial treaty
with Sweden and Norway was con-
cluded, and signed ON that day. So,
too, the claims treaty with France
was concluded July 4, 1881, but was
notproclaimed until July of the
next year. Jackson was president
then, and William @. Rives for min
lister of France negotiated the treaty.
France agreed to pay $4,000, OO0
francs in claims to citizens of this
country, but to this day, although
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-07-02
Novel Church Services

On Sunday after next, July l1th,
at the Church of the Good Shepherd,
Milford, the Rev. j. NJ. Koehler
will interpret to deafmutes the
morning and evening services. In
the afternoon at 3o'clock p. m. there
will be also a special service for
deafmutes.
The services at 1890 a. m. and
7.30 p. m. will be ineligible TO all,
being read as usual to the ear by the
rector and at the same time trans
lated into the sign language by the
Rev. j. NJ. Koehler.
All are invited to these services
at 1890 a. m, 3 p. m.
Stroudsburg and Port Jervis pa
pers please copy.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-07-02
Irsspsss Notice.

Notice is hereby given that tres
passing on the premises occupied by
the undersigned in Dingman town
ship, known as the Buchanan farm
for hunting, fishing berrying or any
other purpose whatever Is forbidden
under penalty of the law. Any per
son or persons disobeying this no.
tice will be dealt with in the sever
est lawful manner.
GEORGE H. MCCARTY,
July 1, 1897. Lessee.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-07-02
teachers Elected.

The directors of the Independents
district met Monday evening and
elected as teachers for the ensuing
term Grammar department., J. G.
Watson, salary S55 intermediate,
Bayard Nichol, $45; Primary, Lila
Van Etten, $40 Sehoeopee, D. II,
HOrnbeek, $50. The term is for
nine months and begins Sep tember
30th.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-07-02

Board at reasonable rates for five
to ten persons at a cosy cottage, n
miles from Milford, Pa. Nice
grounds. Milk, eggs, vegetables, all
from farm. Address p. o. Box 1877,
Milford, Pa. junestf.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-07-02
Real Estate Transfers.

Lehman, Merritt B. swartwood
to Anna NJ. and Edith swartwood,
dated June 25, Of 23s acres, con.
81 500, ent'd June 26th.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-07-02

Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.
II you want to quit tobacco using easily
aud forever. be made well, strong, magnetic,
full Of new life aud vigOr, take NO-TO-Bac,
the wonder-worker, that makes weak men
strong. Many gain ten pounds In ten days.
Over 400, 900 cured. Buy NO-TO-Bac Of your
druggist under guarantee 10 cure, SOC or
tl.OO. Booklet and sample mailed free. Ad.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-07-02

Something new, a spring tooth
harrow with wheels. Syracuse
plows and Planet Jr. cultivators
at W. q G.. Mitchell's.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-07-02

just try 10c box of Cascarets the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
made.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-07-02

and 200 women-were driven out in
to the trackless wilderness to find u
way as best they might to friendly
settlement, n long journey that was
only accomplished after much suf-
fering.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-07-02
THE WASHINGTON MoNuMENr.

-'NiS WYNN EAi''AeNA t'A N1A AAANNN 'NtA
fering
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
When the cornerstone of the
Washington monument at Washing
ton was laid, July 4, 1913, there WIS
a brilliant assemblage Among those
in attendance were a few men and
women who had been contempora-
ries of the Father of His Country
Upon the platform were seated side
by side the widows of Alexander
Hamilton and President Madison,
both of whom have witnessed the
birth of the Republic. Pr sident
Polk and his cabinet were present,
and Robert G. Winthrop delivered
the oration.
The date, July A. 1851, the sew
enty-fifth anniversary of the Ma
tion's birthday, was selected as the
occasion for laying the cornerstone
Of the extension Of the capitol at
Washington. The celebration was a
distinguished affair. There were II
grand military and civic procession
and imposing ceremonies. Fillmore
was president, and Daniel Webster,
then secretary of state, delivered
the oration, which was one of his
most dignilied, eloquent and impress
sive public speeches.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-07-02

When bilious or costiye, eat a
Cascaret, candy cathartic, cure
guaranteed, 1Oc. 25c.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-07-02

A lot of new straw and felt hats
at W. 81 G.. Mitchell's.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-07-02

fires followed a few years later II
stood rs the most disastrous conhag-
ration ever known in this country.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-07-02
NOTABLE EVENTS
OF JULY FOURTH.
Three Ex-Presidents Died on That
Day,
ANNIVERSARY OF
TWO BATTLES.

Our First TariT Bill Was Fought That
Day-The massacre of wyoming Val
ley -- The Amnesty Proclamation of
1s0S.-Treaties Signed
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Court s,ais.Ssrs TIT. DAY.

Appellate pi.ision-supreme Contributions. Or.
der'.Nos: IL. ~. 70. NJ. Ss. 81. 80, 80. 80, as. ~.
supreme court-specisi Term. Part r.-Motiou
calendar allied az 1850 4. ". Part n.-EI.psrte
P Passsr.; r r! m;%c' ssTo. So,,on.-Sos: 1; 2.
27oo. 27s6. Part v.-ciear. Cases from Part ".
Part vi;-case unfinished. Cases from Part ".
PART vII-cissr. Elevated r. n. cases. Part vii.
ioosl. ssts, looao. lo5eo. Iosas. IoSo0, iotoi.
io.ly' iS.si. io.ss. 1901, ioo.o.. ioss!.. iossi.
lotry, looof. i0osJ. Ioo6s. pioi. sS7y.. iossi.
Noe; 5uas; 'osId ossc, 3iss, leio. oss7, osIi.
si7y..:.vIs, ASH. it5s. Part iv.cciesr. Case:
from Part III. Part v.-ciesr. Cases from Part
~ ~ Part yi'-c.s. unnnisnsd; Eases from Part
1855. o7se. 1874. sstx. sass. oUs2. o529. Uoto.
$3.50. toyi, ao9y. o7o7. $500. 3up.. ssyI. 4iys.
Sy0i. Inquest No. B4s3. Fart ~vIii.-Cisar. Cases
from Part .vn. Part Ix.-AdJourned for tho term.
Part x.-AdJourned for the term. Part xI.-Case
unnnishcd. Cases from Part II. Part xII.-case
unfinished. Gases from Part II.
OF William campheli. OF 1880 A. NJ, viii, OF Annie
Stern. At l0;30 A. NJ: Chambers Motion calendar
called Al i0,s0 A.. NJ; will Of cunigunta Baker. at
Francis McCabc. Freuerick simon. Philip German.
Mary u. smith. At 1880 A. NJ; Mary Mooney. Eliza
rS,n.n,sn; =. : !: ,., =
Paltl.-case unfinished. Nos. 1904. 1850. $40, iSo,
iief,, I.Si. 1850. iSsv.' i tSI Az. sss. ,tss.
lt74. yot5. Part H.-ciear. Nos. oss. ovp. iesi.
1858. 1907. 1851. VIZ. wv, 1870. 500. syi. ss2,
eto. 1871. ato. goo. syo. 1908. 1917. so1. 73s.
soo. eI4, yoI. iys. 900. v7V, sos. ITO. %. ii6a,,
9sO, 1oi. ie2. <05a. Part W.-Case unnnish ID.
snort caIses-Nos. t2o5. $40. 400. Sio2. 2eoS.
Seis. sIso. 1854. 1901, +2os. s2o2. Equity cases.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-22

Lowsnfeid 4 Frazer have sold at private con.
tract the plot, Soxl00. IN the south side OF East
1lYth strect. leo feet west OF PARK avenue. to
Abieman 4 Rosenbaum. who will erect . nve. story
apartme nt mouse.
". R~oseuSweik has sold No. 90 Eas, IlIth street.
three. story private dwelling. lot 20xl0o. for Y.
pohA,ski 20 benjamin Norris. who gives In trade
So.,sAO East sixty;nfth street. three-sory private
dwelling. lot lsxl0O.
Al inc Broadway saiesroom yesterday William
kenusliy sold. In foreclosure. northeast ,ornor OF
Madison avenue and il7th street, three nve story
brick ensments plot 100. lix105, 70 tho plaintiff,
James u. Putnam. Tor vio3, oxo.
II. y. Senior a Co. have sold at el6. 700. for .
Mrs. friediAndsr 20 Charles v. simmons. No. .8i
Ing. 1sxo0xl00.
the oushman estate has sold the three. four. and
nve story stone ana brick dwellings az the north.
east corns OF Hudson and West Tenth streets. plot
boxl0OxYvxe7. to /. y. and u. y. Korn. The cs.
tate has also sold the vacant plot, 25.6xk the
block. No. 4ot West Twentieth street. for about
d .0O0.
Scion 4 wIssmann have sold for MARY L. coster to
Johu Bittoer the nvs. story BRICK building, No. 90
Pearl street. lot o.iixsS.oxl7.y xsi.o.
J. j. Clancy a Co. have solo for tho Riverside Bank
to Louis Wells. No. A5U Columbus avenue. nve.
story building. lot R5xi30: also for Benj.min
woo,, No. SO west siIv .nrst street, four story
private dwelling. lot 2oxiOo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-22
Live Stock Market.

NV Yosx THURSDAY. Jan. 2I-Reccipts OF beeyes
were 21B head. all direct 10 local siAu xhtsreraL No
trading: feeling steady. Dressed beef steady at oISa
SIC. n. for poor to prime native aides. Gables from
Brttish markets quote American steers at iuk2iiI<c.
Y y. dressed weight; American refriseratsd beer at
ehsykc. American sheep At sreetc ' D. dressed
weight. No Exports to-day or TO morrow.
Receipts OF calves. INCLUDING - direct, were ~
head. 10 head on sale all told. Market steady for all
sorts but very quiet nevertheless. Fully half " the
scAnt offerings were carried over. Poor TO prime
Westerns on sale. Dressed calves steady: city dressed
vehla. 7tfllc D.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs. Including o cars direct
70 the butchers. were $3.50 head. i5h cars on safe all
told. sheep were slow at generally weak prices;
lambs fully steady. but very quiet Clo.e to 8 cars OF
stock were nn.old At the nnlsh. Poor TO prime sheep
sold at eyR1S.2b Y 100 ba Common 70 choice lambs
A. tf5dSs.oo. Dressed mutton. ba7sc. ' n.
Receipts OF hogs were a,sli head. including 1879
head on sale. Firm 1T S3.o03e4. 10 y 100 na for
State horA
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LheIe were nc. new or intere.ting developmens ~
the market to-day. Tho speculation was quiet and
iocsL and. after nuctusting within q marrow. range.
nights ANAL quotations. Early In the day prices ad.
vanced on higher Liverpool cables. small receipts at
fore the Close the improv.n,snt was lost. Early
tomorrow were larger. there wss come talk OF q shut.
down nt Pail River, and. In the absence OF local sup.
most lns,anc,.; were bigher end fairly active, and
was also a favorable feature. but the ansence Of
local support OBJECT these factors.
CorrEE- Rio on the spot was duh and nominal;
NO. 2. tuc. Sales 5U0 bags Central American, and
WOO bags Maracaioo on private terms. Tho future
trading WINS ma follpNxHs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-22
New ce-,..,.. r.co-por.,.s.

ALBAN,, Jan. oi.-The following companies
wero Incorporated to-day:
The. Eastern PARKWAY Company OF Brooklyn. to
deal ~ real estate: capital, $500. 900: directors-
sherman EyArts. New York; J. W. Brown, Thomas
Monahan. John r. Walker. Frederick W. Rowe, and
Bcment 4. sharp. brooklyn, ami Arthur W, Pierce
OF Woodforrs. Ne.
rhe Metropolitan Amusement Company OF New
York city. 10 purchase and lease on royalty and
produce musical plays. comedies, or operas: CAPT.
tai. $4,000, directors-John y. Harley, William
u. CUtieb. Frederick y. Doremus, Samuel L, Rorke.
and FRANK Robinson of New York.
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Pc = I: :::'s S: ,:;:s'; : :'s:' y: ss Ss. |. y. s.:.s:: g, ...I 4.
::si's;. ss:S,. ne i:.: SS:'; ma ,..c VT a., s ss:s!
far isss weet The export. from, the ports were
most OF the rise. Futures here advanced D TO .
points, but Lost the Improvement. closing auiet but
bnIes The future trading was a. foIiows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-22
Available cash balance. In.
Guiding gold balance. ..e2i

Guiding gold balance. says. o0s.0i6 $685. .ooo
Money in London. 1 " cent. Rate of discount
in open market. for both short and three
months bills, 2M y cent. The Bank of England
minimum rate OF discount reduced n y cent.
rate now ~ D cent. Tho proportion OF Its re-
serve tn it's liabilities 10 52.14 y cent. against
60.65 y cent. last week and 90. 81 sane week
last year. Bullion in the Bank Of England In
creased last week G8l7. 900. and the reserve In
creased Il 1850. 900. Paris adviccs quote 3 y
cents at 102 francs 90 centimss. Exchange
on London. 25 francs 81 Confines. The weekly
statement of tbs Bank of France shows an In
crease Of 2.442. 900 francs gold and an increase
OF 2, 1893. 900 francs silver.
At the request OF q number Of tho holders of
the first MORTGAGE o per cent. bonds Of the
Wheeling. Lake Erie and Pittsburgh Coal Com
pany. Francis 8. bangs, President Of the State
Trust Company; Thomas A. Mcintyre Of Mo
lntyre & .wardwell. and Willard II. Jones OF
Douglas & Jones. have consented to act as .
In the interest Of all holders. Hold
ors arc accordingly invited to send their names
and addresses to tho committee At the State
Trust Company. with . memorandum of their
holdings.
Redmond. Kerr & Co. offer At 115k and ac-
orued interest . limited amount Of the first
mortgage 8 per cent. gold bonds of the Lexine-
ton Avenue and Payon,n Ferry Railroad Com
pany and OF the Columbus and Ninth Avenue
Railroad Company. both guaranteed by tho
Metropolitan Street Railway Company. At the
price offered thoy net purchasers $50 per cent.
The sAlos Of mining stocks at tho Now York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
TODAY Woro na fOIloyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-22
na,.us. sheet or tn. Equitable Life.

The annual statement OF the Equitable Life
Assurance Society Of the United States shows
an outstanding business Of ssl5. LOG. 070; now
Insurance written during the year. $lo7. 0s4.-
insurance fund.-. together with all other liabiii-
tics. Sl73I.480. T8s. SO. leaving n surplus for tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-22
COMMERCIAL COMPEND.

T%HuRspAY. Jan. 21.-GRAIN-wheat-spot
was quiet. Sales $4,000 bush. %unRraded and
and 5000 No. 1 hard spring on private terms
for export. Free on board anoat: No. 2 red.
a65tc. 40. / hard spring, 0e,sc.; No. l North
ern spring. New York. so1s; No. 1 Northern
spring. Duluth, 9lItc. Duluth received to-
day %. 900 bush, against STAT last year;
Minneapolis IS. o4O. against gag. $40: Chicago
$4,000. against 27.0oo: Toledo 6.3l2, against
p,5l6: Detroit 4, 1893. against 2.527; Milwaukee
1890. against 30. $50; Chicago 30 cars. against
lOs last year. Futures declined &C.. Future
sales !. 715.OO0 bush. a. follows;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-22

Government bonds strong. The As Of 1907 and
tho SIS closed u v cent. higher bid each, and the Ia
OF 1928 closed sSdh = cent. higher bid. Rail
way bonds easier. Tho features were Austin
and Northwestern lists, Chesapeake and Ohio
cOnsoll 5h. Kansas Pacific consols, I. r.. Kan
s sn Railw syN Is, WABASH ads. Wisconsin Central
Oregon short Line. ana Texas Pacinc issues.
The more important net declines were In Ches-
Hooking Valley So, Z. to ~. and ds; ~, TO
s0ls; Kansas and Texas eds, u, to 62: Long
Island 5s. 30, to ll3. and Is. a. to 80; Reading
general Is. ~. 10 SIN; southern Railway 5s. a,
TO 90; Ts WsSa psS'! aS i'ss' 4 Z. e ss IA H %i. sss; Y;
Central lists. :. r.. " y cent. TO 30. The note
western lists. 4 Z cent, TO s3lf; Kansas Paoino
eonsols, 7; r, y, to ny; Oregon Short Line os.
soils. I. r.. VI q cent. TO 6sI6.
In bank stocks II shares Of Bank of North
America sold at l32.
Commercial price of bar silver in New York.
6444c. Bar silver In London closed ut 70 l1-16d.
Mexican silver dollars wero quoted At b0kGp
blHc. Imports from Mexico to-day 1871 900
Money on call. lI402 v. cent. Time money.
2 cent. for sixty DAYS, 2H p cent. for three to
four months. and 3 u cent. for ak months on
good mixed Stock Exchange collateral. Tho
market for commsrciai paper IL fairly active.
9t4Q3A y cent. choice and prime single names
At oIf94 v cent, and good names At 400 v
cent.
Sterling exchange was easier for sight drafts
and cable transfers on tho reduction In tho
sion in private discounts. Long. bills. were
was dull and without material change.
Posted asking rates for sterling. S&.ss1S for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-22
OPENING. Hiohcst. Lowest. ca

Ine Developments IN tnb Wuttt U tpuhy were
ali OF n bearish character. and prices declined. Tho
has.sP 20 IS sap, ns,. -; 70, l s..s Wheat e.: ,sDs, ,Sa, ses,v. &c.
n nSs,.a 1GGe, g , sHu ;s. s sslS h lcns sssT. .S Ss; , ssesa ,ofsi
Price carrsnf. weeks report ws.bsarish. and NEEDED
ii,ss iess: was T;soysrsd ssiSI: g. clos: on scysTiSs
siissS Ss; q Pan; ssy.Ssss e % &C. on wSss,
The Northwestern receipt. were 2ss ears against s77
,Hss " ssd s ana IN IN i .smp ssTs ~ WIN a., fs' a Sa'n .sT re
WI AZ, Torn In liverpool, was steady. ,uhicato re.
d, 70 tS@SrrcS are estimated a! $50 and ais. cara
and lower. Liverpool esSiss, came dissppoinSIns. led.
lower on spot and unchanged "a ~ lower for futures,
's" %sas , Sps isaS'sss sslpsIs Who SoaaSi s '%s.as
s %h. .s' i rs,,S pS q, Nc y css.I. there sss we're ~hs's on e ,n :s m.s Iaa
Slcn,s rs Z cont n nssnce TT Of tho rs' favorable SrrtIst cs s,aaiimssy e.
Loais led the advance y,sisrdny was NOT 70 .trons
n 1nIs ss mOrnln e. and sSn %d Sns ,5 I,eT 1s .ns IRE . s,H,c , n wh was
reported Yesterday ana ne ,S DAY before could Q tac no. 6 es
s lime 90 g ~, ,SS Sss, ins I SSy:s! se'p ,s, ,Sos sss%. rr I, .o'S &c
pretty good demand for wheat. - so t 6nn turning =
Sissrs SSsS, s seS r faiS. a6S.c sSu' lush 81 o." and DGV closing fS:n wr con-.
]IInIn oa = s Cash .s ssSw we'd. . . sli Ssrs rS se TI Z fiG ass
i sns ,@s S + spd rat .s% s ss0 Sn ,i ar ioM s.S. c1 ia,a S!s:f iSr s tSs
sSSus io SS; o'S Trs Ia. Z eG iIns,, 9 ess % snd Sa, s,, were n., wcsk
and about The :. , only gr tsins ~ &C., sssm. e ,S%gPoEt the
"fftocn"SWas. gslss. Ruysrs wsrs assins sons..slon.,
owing 10 tho decline In wheat. Holders, however, r-
main nrm. Sales e,iO0 bbls.
heceipIs''"''''' '''''''''' '''''''''''nIupo luvnD
Exports. ..'.'....,.. .E,Ofl 2o,SSI
Winter In .bbls. --supsrnue. se.o5asa.o5i No. 9 extra,
~, gb@o2. 40; No. 1 extra, * yOD % b5. clears, 81. 10
@si;toi s%ira,ghts. f44G@S4 n5i, patents. sL;s0S
$500: city mills for West Indies, o.; NH Feed.was
short, go MS. 5oSe6c.; mlddilngs $50 to 100 ns.),
0%I GSi4es!s iss'e so, ."as'h here rs's Vas unchanged, with
s sIssi e GS,%s,S: 1Gs &C. ssp. .s.,s .sd ! g y g Cor :Din gsas
New orleans and Cult, 7s.Ibc.. against 8 y.isc. last
xaIesd idos, New orleans sold 0 200. Augusta 9ss:
75 bales Liverpool advanced i'a2d. on the spot. with
sales OF 1000 balesi futurss there advanced ! to .
ssitsay.i cloths. not msch. doing Tbs BOMBAY
$4,000 lsst year; %shlpments 20 the Continent,
5000, against, none last year, TO Great Britain, none.
against 1000 last year. Augusta received today 3ab
bales, against. 6iOlast week and 1855 last year, Mem.
phia SOB. against b0l last week and 821 last year
b. Louis 100, against oo4 last week and AZ Last year:
year. Memphis s6lppsd to-day I.Soo. 81. LouisR 800 and
Houston, A.tss bales Houston expects t9-morrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-22
proposals.


PROPOSALS FORS SUPPLIES o THE NEW YoRI
i NAVY YARD, January ", 1891. Sealed proposals
indorsed I" Proposals for supp les for the New York
Navy Yard. TO be opened. January sd; 1891" will be
received at tho bureau OF supplies and A. counts, Navy
Department, Washington, L., G., until " o'clock noon.
January gb. 1897, and publicly opened immediately
thereafter, TO furnish at The New York Navy Yard I
quantity Of screws, hard ware, lumber, paints, car
donate ~ potash, gold leaf, white lead, tools, smevy
cloth. and saws, The articles must conform 70 the
Navy Standard ana pass the usual naval Inspection.
Bank proposals viii he nlshed upon application 70
tho Navy Pay Onlcc, New York, T. 9 attention OF
manufacturer and dealers IL invited. Tie bids. all
other things heiug equal, decided by lot. This De
par,osnt reserves The light to waive defects or TO re-
Jcct any or all titus hot deemed advantageous to the
Government. OWL rEWAlf PaymasterGen'
eral, u, 8. n,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The following pro-
~, posal, are for work TO DO done In tho Department
~ Public Char ties:
Proposals for stone aud brick addition TO Boiler
House, Black Wells Island.
Proposals for erecting six twostory brick and stone
pavilion DOrnitorieA AlInshouSe Division, D. l.
Proposals for the erection OF "a Central Kitchen,
Laundry, and DorlnitOry Building. H. l. Almshouss
Division,
Proposals for materials and work required for alter
alton or two buildings at n. l. A,mShous, Barracks.
For further particulars see CITY Resorc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-22
4tnal Notirfs.

A rTENTIoN is CALLED To THE ADVERTISE.
N MENl IN THE. CITY RECok commencing
ON the luth day o; January, 1897, and continuing
therein consrcaiively for nine 80, days thereafter. OF
tile confirmation ny the supreme Court, and entry In
the Bureau OF Arrears, Of the assessments for OPEN,
ING And ACQUIRING IT'LL 10 the following named
streets In tne resp ctivc wards hHroln de ignAtsdI
NiSETEENTH WARD-s1D STREET, between East
End nv, ,ay. ~ and the Eost RIVER. saith 81, he
TwENTl.THlkD wARD-BARRErTo sTHEEL
'TT@@ENTSFoGRfa, W~Rsb"fRxvERs srRzsA
from Webster av' TO JsESme az s,rou ou.,.u.
City OF New York. binaucs Department.
ComptIoilers once. January 10. 1901
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sosror oEosTso o~uorArfoSe.
btd- <skedI Bd. Isteh-
Dos q Aib.. .eoe 2lo lam Bei Tsf.ei eIs
boss Ae.'163k lea West Flee. 23h 23K
Chs CON-. lo2A 103hlGen Eleo D. TT 78
Che pi".."i06S 1903 Bos 4 Mon. ] o2k lo2h
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Rea, Estate Transfers.

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,ao;h 81 81. s0s: sth ay. lsips. i. John Won :"
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ior, export sew is.a,n.. sssSs.e. COS, and
Hys-was dull. state, t~2dS1ec.; Ne. Western. 4sr
9Svc.. cost and freight TO New YORK. Corn -spot
for export. No. . white. 10000 on private terms.
ON hoard snoaI No. z mixed, in sisvstor. 1000
at 2s,tc. Futures declined Nc. TO Nc. Future sales
l0b, 900 bush, as follows:
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Gltrtions aud Meetings.

Ome~ Of the
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, a. PITT8-
BURsh RAiLWAx soMEANxv
For tho purpose OF a sp,eiai meeting OF the stsck.
holders of this Company, to be held at the ONES OF the
Company at Kids Pa, on Thursday, Goth Of
Mar h next, at l O'Clock +, ~, tue transfer books of
the Company viii close at = Il. NJ. on Wednesday,
February 3, and remain closed until 10 O'Clock 4. 4.
on Monday. sth February next,
ny order or the Board.
NEW YORK, January 30. 1897