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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-01-21
Beware Of Continents for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury,

As mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through the
mucous surfaces. such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions from
reputatable physicians. as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by r. }. Che
ney Il Co, Toledo, o, contains no mer-
curry, and is taken internally, and acts di-
rectly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. In buying Halls Ca
tarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine.
1t is taken internally, and made in Toledo,
Ohio by +. J Cheney & 20.
-Sold by druggists, price Is c.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-01-21
Twenty Years of Good Government.
(NeWS and Observer. }


Twenty years ago this month the
greatest man ever born on the soil of
North Carolina was inaugurated Gov
ernor Of the State. Never before or
since has such gathering Of patriotic
people of the commonwealth gathered
to see Governor enter upon his du-
ties as assembled to greet Zebulon B.
Vance on his Inauguration as Chief
Magistrate of his State. He had been
chosen its Governor in 1862 and again
in 1864, when there was need of the
stoutest heart and wisest head to be a,
the helm. When carpet-bag and seal
lawag rule Came to disgrace the State,
the great Vance was sent into retire
ment, and base sons, in league with
robbers and thieves, took command.
They had well-nlgh scuttled the ship
when the white people of the State ral-
lied and put an end to the pillage Of
millions. They needed their best man
to drive out the pirates in command,
and they found him in the person Of
the great war Governor
His SUCCESSORS received his mantle,
and for twenty years North Carolina
has had as near a model State govern
ment as was ever enjoyed by any peo-
pie. There have been no scandals, no
those evils that are SO often connected
with government. The school houses,
which were closed in order that drunk
en- legislators might be paid three hun
dred days Ill the year, have been open
ed and improved steadily and as rap
idly as the people could afford to in
crease their taxes. Two new insane
asylums, one for the whites and one
for the colored race, have afforded
refuge to the unfortunate insane, and
the old institution at Raleigh has been
enlarged. a large and splendid school
for the deaf and dumb has been cree
ted. a. and NJ. Colleges for the prac-
teal instruction Of the youth Of both
races, and a splendid Normal and In
! dustrial Schoo, for women has been
created; an Agricultural Department
and Experiment State established and
placed in handsome building, with
the best State Museum in the South;
the railroad mileage wonderfully ex-
tended; railroad corporations taxed
and checked by a Railroad Commits
slon manufacturing increased an hun
dred fold; Supreme Court building
erected and large State Library col
leCted; the penltentiary made self-sup-
porting; immigration encouraged; safe
local government secured; the Unlver-
slty, which had been closed, reopened
and strengthened; normal schools pro
vided; capital and labor protected
alike; and every interest OF the State
conserved and protected. 1t IS rec
ord for fidelity, honesty, and progress
unsurpassed in the history Of this or
any other State. Mistakes have been
made, but they have not been many OK
, material.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-01-21

There are two reasonable things which
everybody should do; take good care Of
one 5 health; and if lost regain it quickly,
and to this everybody will agree. And
there are great multitude of people who
are agreed that for both purposes Simmons
Liver Regulator is the best helper. am
troubled With torpid liver and there is
nothing that gives relief so quick like Sim
mons Liver Regulator.-K. r. Strange,
Lake City, Fla.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-01-21

The horseless hTetruck is the latest
thing. The age OF the horse is passing
away rapidly.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-01-21

The way TO cure catarrh is TO purify the
blood and the surest. safest, best way 10
purify the blood is by taking Hood 5 Sar
Saparilla the One True Blood Purifier.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-01-21
MUCH IN LITTLE.
SOME MODERN PROVERBS AND PITHY
PARAGRAPHS.

Current Thoughts of Various Writers
Terseiy Expressed-Wit, Humor and
Philosophy COMMUNICATION Get the
Essence Without ta,ing to Wade
Through Articles Long Drawn Out
Easy Reading For Busy People.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-01-21
OUTS AND ms.
RETIRING STATE OFFICIALS AND THOSE
WHO TAKE THEIR PLACES.

The State Administration Undergoes
Change-DemoCrats go out and
Republicans and POpuIists Step in
For the First Time in Twenty Years
Men of Different Political Faith.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-01-21

If you are supers,itioUs avoid meet
ing mad dogs in turning a corner.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-01-21

Hoods Pills are prompt, efficient, al
ways reliable, easy TO take, easy 20 oper-
te
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-01-21

Atrick of Canadian girls 10 keep
the hands warm in severe weather IS
worth noting. They heal number of
silver dollars and slip them ln:o a net
ted purse, carrying the latter in their
muff>. The coins, treated in his way,
retain the heat for several i.oLrs and
can te utilized thrust inside the dress
to protect the chest, or put about the
throat, or applied almost anywhere
about the body where the cold is most
sclt.-\ew York ZImfs.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-01-21

With torpid liver and the impure
blood that follows it, you are an easy
prey to all sorts of ailments. That used
up feeling is the first warning that your
liver isn't doing its work .properly
That is the time to take DR.. Picrce'S
Golden Medical Discovery. As an appetiz-
ing restorative tonic, to repel disease and
build up the needed flesh and strength
there's nothing equal to it. 1t rouses every
organ into healthtul action, purifies and
enrchcS the blood, braces up the whole
system and restores health and VisOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-09
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

Plans for new buildings and alterations have been filed
with tho buildings Department as follows
New buildings. main Office: $500 a..
18th st, 2I5 IT 81 Amstrrda an , ior
1--WE three story brick dwellings loNfo; Jonh
+ scharsnh. OF No 2i7 West 12Sth-'t owner a., koo
Bsrcay-.t No e.; for fOur-story brick s store.
SON lessee. McIvane & Tucker. ~ NO 70 .. nv,
Exchange Place architect io'""
asth-st n = i25 II Of shave Tor three hveS
isDrs prof Of No sa2 East i,h-s. Brooklyn.
John Hauser. Of No Ian 3d-ave archi- m oo
,ls 18th. /, $50 Il W Of Lenox-ave; for nve
Nvc-.to-y brick and sone fats 2oxsi: Wliaam
n Hall Of No 265 West 73d-s owner: Neville -. Am
Bagge. OF No 2lI West 12'th-s architccts. i"''""
127h-st. s. 100 II Of Park-aye: tor two i've
jenkins. Of No IS Lsnox-ave owner; Ward 20 ooo
Cunningham OF No 81 LenoY ave architect. S"W
New buildings. branch office:
Franklin-ave. s. 700 IT 81 Jenersnnst' o1 9I
Charles I3arhen. Of No l. 100 Union ave owner; ooo
J Garvin. OF No 3.31i 3d-ave architect. ON"
Alterations. branch office:
three-story frame dwelling: A Brugmann; OF
No llf3 Boston Road. owner; charles NIL . oon
ier Of No 971 East l79th-st. architect ..'.. zW
Alterations. main office: ,,,
store: Adelaide T willets Of Roslyn, Queens
County. owner; II J Hughes. Of No 800 18th , ooo
st. BROOKLYN. architect o."
136th-st. No 40 West. 70 a two:siory ana base
ises owner w Dickerson, architect. looo
Lexington No 2.1i 10 two four story brick
hotel and tcnemen's; Michael MeGra'h 81
l23d-st and ?dave owner p Maher' IT. OF I'M
EldridGes st. No pa. and East Houston-st No
l59. eight and six story brick ana iron
factory; F. and n Lndew 81 No SO
Madson-ave. Cornell c.n
fttS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-09
REAL ESTATE.
A FEW SCATTERED SALES REPORTED BY
THE BROKERS.

The reaI-cs,ate brokers' succeeded IN closing few
small sales Yesterday none Of which OF espc-
cia, Significance Only two parcel. disposed OF
at auction
W. Il. Taylor e. Sons have sold FOR Charles
Couderf the four-story brownstone dwelling NO.
A. West Fifeth-st.. on lot 2ilo0o. Columbia 'o'-
lego Leaschold. on private terms.
William B. Browncl has purchased through
Charles Griffith Moses the irregular plot In the west
side OF Amster,iam.aye.. where Il joins Sherman
ave and Two-hindrcd- and eleventh-st. 3x'oxb:x
5asx92 feet.
John s Law is the purchaser OF No Is East Sew
-seventh-st which was reported sold In yester-
days Tribune. -
H. L. and C. Ernst have sold to william $. Rosen-
field No IOi East hundred and thir'i-s north,
east corner OF Plrk-ave and Nos. II, 1ls liS ana
story private dwellings. each on lot anont ioS'"'
Joseph s Eimonason Of Edmondson 8 Clark. has
ffth-st.. fourstory private dwelling. on lot Xxx
916. The broker has sold for Ida schultz NO
81 East Northumberland. twenty-six;h-si a thrse-
Benjamin Bryan has sod to L. d. Bahlui Two Io.s
the north side Of One hundred and lori .lourtn.
st, 3,5 feet west Of the Boulevard r"ur-s'o'!
1athouses will he erected
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
The following was the result OF yesterday offerings
Of real estate at auction AT No Ill Broadway; by H.
Phoenix Insraham g. Co.. No 1bs Franklin-st. near
2s7yGN4. amount due $1,000: foreclosure sale; Ben
jamin D. Siman against Della Regan ~ al
referee Wilbur Mcbride attorneys MiEer' fech-
ham q Dixon 10 the plaintiff for NJt -. w., oro-
hundred md twenty -ninth-s, near Sxthave FOUR
story brick dwelling. plot lOx99i: amount due 81
els Doran ct al: referee Henry ID. Macedonia: atior-
neys, r & S. H. Fitch; to the plaintiff for 5000"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-09
PEcORDED MORTGAGES.

Altman. Joseph and wife to George II Byrd. ,o,,,
f Hoss V % sfln1 's to- Moses weinha Osths,
pI l IT Fanny Fl ave to rstcr Aiken
pS SSs his 81 ,' Helene Gilman 100
cdnell OF Mary A. to Henry il barnard
Bainbrdge-ave and suburban-s 81, year. 2'oo
81, SO II Of Avenue T. easehod 400
coHley I'd James # o.a M%Is to Mcaei pa 1000
Conway. julia to Theodore Greentree' iith ooo
baton aSe '' Nary IT and and, waia% Anna II Be
Blois. execurix Of Hollis Holman. II "1- enoo
De Wolf John e. and wife 10 AGA Ind ,,a and
anen 41ih' faeF ssai It Of pteo 1900
Same to same li'th-st. 475s # of Brook 90 oOo
Ea aHs jc Sna' to Isabella Mcccimacl: isis'
Fitzgerald Anna to Henry Alderman.
ec1ior. ETC.. Of Marie Ac.erman IS iii'h- .,
Fostter, Frederick r and VIE to henry d Good 40.
ra m.ai T E1x var T D to Fausn Wilcox
st. 8 W corner sd-ave, years. :......s;.... Iss7
Same to same, . lssth-s'. co. IT OF ID ave- a.,
Fowler Charles : the northern imprQ ,.s.
Company Webster-ave. 100 n OF lS'd-si' ~
rTi.d ksa'i John and vie hudson TODD.
Same to John W Hnaren. same property.
Ha annsa' Herman 4. To- Franklin Wilco,
lsib.!; ol7 Q, ad-a W.ls, y'aT ,,oy. 40
Heess,n IA + Emma ma e to ianos Rogers.
Hall william H. and wife TO Frederick Hack,
= lI5th-s 30 n " " Lenor ave. month. 10000
Haur Christopher j. 10 Eliza III and Miriam
Brown :Si-st 800 n ~ lst-aye. years. 1900
Js,fsor IssdoYe Abraham Stern to GustaNus
Trask. sith Il, 4;5 II " 81 atl-avc, year. 10000
Jacobs Abraham j. and Louis 'ernstetr. enecu-
tors ets Of MARIE Jacobs. 20 Jennie Jacobs
" Oyclard-si. I7s.3 Il ~ Hester Ct years 1000
kehoe john to Abraham stern ana lsidore Jack
son NJ i55 Noffoft 81 biso " Norfolk II. 20
n of stsn;onst. slSi0c yen;. 1000
Isthers Rttsri and vita - the Manhattan
savings INSTITUTION. 5,th-st. 3+4 II " Of
81
Savings Bank, New-Yoit. i1oth- At 2'5 II
o,i,,9sn fohn r. 10 Edwari ana Henry Hrsh
e corner Ansteri1n-ays and ltsth-st year. 5000
Pats. Frederick. and Clarence Kelsey. trus-
tees etc. 81 al To tho Rank for savings New
sa ,nds All II Il II church st Year,. 10000
RisE Henry wife Ia Ephraim Levy. Lots
2ia and s56 map Van Net PARK. gath Ward
Recky ell fIucius 4, 10 the Northern improvement
60, Webster-ave. 1874 ~ Of 1890 st. Year, 500
Reid Walter % william Halle Sons. ll2th-
II no n ! 7ih ave v year. .............. 1929
RubsanL Charlie and Emma. ~ james Coch-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TIE NAVY IN THE WAR OF 1912

NAVAL ACTIONS OF THE VAR OF lslA ron by
James Barnes. Author Of For ,Sins or Or, C Snr,
ton T. Chapman. PIP XIV eS'. Harper q
frothe,s
This /. A very handsome book. It's blue cover
A. dotted with anchors Of gold ana Its DAINTY
illustrations IN color are the perfecuon OF war
at see in miniature Mr.. Barnes's sketches are
vivid They give the reader the very pleasure
which tn. author confesses that he took IN writ
tny thono. They exemplify anew the satisfac-
ton which human nature takes in nghtmg IT'S
battles over again But those who look Tot
much more than the interest TINT belongs 10
mere battle sketches well done will not ma IL
here The naval battles Of the future, 10 jugs
from the way the modern battle-shlp LOOKS VIII
take on more than ever the aspect OF oueis.
Even in formation ships Of the same coiors VIII
ne so far apart that they Will LOOK isoa'eo'
The conflict will he ship to ship except "he"
some masterpiece Of the sea goes through
whole squadron Now. the War o. lSlZ was pre-
erniuently a series Of naval duels. Ine cro"ue"
encounter OF vas1 fleets, as at Trafalgar was
unknown To H. II taught important lessons IN
eunnery in the making Of ships Mt for batue' IN
sailing manouvres, and in other particulars al
,oos, ,nn,n,ers BILE But the idea of first line
Of defence the inspiring idea Of English na'aA
history is absent from 1t.
EXCEPT on two interior lakes. the American
Navy prevented no invasion of the country Inc
National Capitol was burned in descent vi
The enemy by sea upon an unprotected COAST
The SIEGE OF New-Orleans was only possible De-
cause the American sea power was not strong
enough to carry war into the enemy's own mar
bors similar invasion Of England even
EQUALLY Inflated would have meant the mo-
roenta.-y suhiusat!cn OF half the island What
American sailors ala in 1912 was to give the
world a splendid object lesson in gallantry ana
skill. in victory due to pure fighting. bat tne
very perfection o. this romance in American MS
tory Is misleading One could wish that some
keen disciple of Captain Mahan would give 'he
country a minute study Of every lesson tha1
can be drawn from the experience or a "a<
that was very brilliant. but perhaps trine IN
conclusive from the point Of view OF naval Sc'-
ence and Of consideration for the future OF 'ne
country, In the next naval war IL VIII 'aAo q
long list of victorious ship duels to make up ION
"a disaster like that inflicted by Sir Peter Parker
and General Ross on Washington City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-09
Giin Gotele.
Dnbllc Nctlres.
oNNoccONo/NrNNSroN/H0T TT.Srrr
(1ODpOR ALTON PROPERTY FOR RENI.


NORPORATION PROPERTY FOR RENl.
" PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Thai INF iI
COMPTROLLER OF THE CITY OF NEW n Ohh WI
oyer for monthly TO the highest bioners au ,,,d,
- yr,tten nropo ais at Room l3. Stewart fuilu'hs
cock noon for the pieces parcels OF real estate o
ionong n the Mayor Aldermen and Confnohai'y Vi 'e
city Of New York. situated $500 ,. ,Yo,s,o, and
ON the Eas; of Pitt street between Houston anu
On both Sides OF wiet, street between Stanton and
On West side Of Sheriff between Stanton and
Houston streets. ,. ...,~ a,. De,
streets. 5000 - c.,~ 4. De.
" street now known as the Houston Street Park.
Also.
IN eouth side Of Hester between Suffolk and
Eseex streets
On North SIDE Of Division street between Suffolk and
q, Esr side Of Essex street. between Hester and Di-
vision ~,
ON East and sides Of Norfolk street between Hes
ter and Division SITS. -.
side OF bunoik SuSe'' oo'"ee" iies'"r III
vision streets.
On south side Division street. between Cansi and Jof
On North sids OF Canal between East Broadway
AMI Division stssft,
ON ". At sds III JeGsrsoa street between East broadway
and Division street, nov known Division Street
Park,
The (onD,oiisr ths right reject bid
For fsrhes particulars in regard to the property
ouire at tho Comptroller OGtce.
AsHRFht T. PITCH. Comptroller
Co.nDtroiier's Office July s, 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-09
NEvYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. july 9. 1897.

ram lot AZ. map Of property Of campre'e"s 400
ct al FordhaT 3 years. A.
Shihles. Ella v, to Bernard Lyncn W nv km
thony-ave. rs II Of Gny-s years -. 49,.
s'amier Mary r. 10 the EmlgraD lndmstrrs, Va, Sas ,
ngs Bank. i23tb-st. ." n OF "'h-'''' 800
Thornton Charles II and Edward a. and wives. 70
Clernentine ]. d yelling. Washinson"e' aoOo
81 n e OF l1tthst. years.......
Same 10 Ernest q Steiman and John isrn.n'
trustees = Washlnrton-aye ana i'f"- ooo
The Builders League OF NewYork 10 BarDara % ooo
Evan. 2 126th-st 100 n Of Irnox-ave, YEN '"'
Van Ripper. Charles To Michael h HaGery e, a.
trustees etc Of John McConvif. prospect xoo
ave- n n Of iSisf-et 4 years "'
Same same. Prospective ~ ~ III i""'"- ooo
=
Same same. Prospect-ave. loo II Oh i'is' soo
ri. y years. ., - -
Game same. Prospective, III IL OK ooo
1yth-sf. = years. =. !, -
Same to came. Prospect-ave. 10 IL "i ooo
Same tn same. Prospectave. 20 ~ VI ooo
Waters william and Barbara. TO Tweifth Watn
Savings Bank ConmOnweah-aVe l3'.l IL ooo
~ West Farms Road. ! year. -VVV
Same TO Charles VI Curtis and Adophus RAKE ..o
came property. years II Wv
Walker George II. and wife to Elizabeth .oo
Thomas lot No 3G3. map u Unionport; years <""
it,on.erc Charles and wife TO Harold bro"n o- ooo
n corner s:d-s, and Columbusave. years. i-"V"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-09
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING, ETC. DE.

L partment Of the Interior. Office Of Indian Anairs
Washington D. c.. June II. ls97-Sealed Proposals m
dorsed proposals Clothing Etc., the case may
be. and directed the Commissioner OF Indian Ana,a
Nos II 70 Wooster street. New York CITY, VIII %
until o'clock Of Thursday July 10 lSs.
goods Bids made Government blanks
Schedules giving all necessary Information for bidders
will be furnished upon application 10 the Indian once IN
Washington Nos. II ana 20 Wooster street. New YORK
CITY or 1.2u State street Chicago Illinois Bds VIII
be opened at mentioned and bidders
invited TO be present at the opening CERTIFIED
CHECKS.-Al bids must be accompanied by certined
checks or drafts upon United states depository OF
solvent National Bank least FIVE PER CENT
Of the amount of the proposal W. A. JONES. Commis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-09
Grbool Aeenfies>

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ ,uuplics Professors. Teachers Tutors GovernesseA
&C. 10 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union SQUARE
MIRIAM COYRIERE'S Teachers Agency supplies PRO
NJ teachers governesses etc. In all depts
schools carefully recommended $50 5thave cor Oth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-09
ITO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals for furnishing materials ana anal
for finishing kitchen buildng az
Isilp erecting and finishing building Tor "a snd
power and heating plant at Wards Island nesu ndns
and hot supply for kitchen punstc
at Central Ip a. y and for the installation on s'1 1ic
wiring and fixtures for kitchen building at Central T
Y NAV be sent by mail delivered In person u w
1 D. M. July 10Th. 1901 10 Henry f. Rowland ISL 'Hos-
dent az the Board Of Managers Manhattan staW us.rA
pitaL No l Madison Avenue. New York city when '
81 Managers win open proposals -. ...,,cs q
Separate proposals must be mace tor eacn 49,
be done. ,.,,ns q
and specifications may he seen ana ts,scf
nh,aned a, the ofNce Of l. q. Ferry IN
in the Capitol az Albany y and at the ons vvwyorx
Hoard OF Managers No. ! Madison Avenue. He"-'
city a.. -, o.. ,.tect any
or o., Az oos - 'e' ""' HENRY f. HowLANp
~ President OF Board OF Mansss~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-09
The HALCYON,

MILLBROOK. DUCHESS CO.. ~ l.
VOW OPEN Easily accessible. Unique In Design.
Offers all the attractions comforts. and h,
~ arst-cass city hotel Perfect cuisine. electric hs
nrivate and public baths golf links ideal bryce o
Music three times daily. Pamphlets on appicatioh' H.
r ROBERTSON JR.. Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-09
OROPOSAIS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

l. PHILADELPHIA Depot, Quarternaster Department,
42s Arch Street Philadelphia Pa. July ls97-sealsd
Proposals in ,ripcate will be received here until II
United states Quartermasters Department with 2 2S
Afuskrat Fur Caps 500 pairs Arctic Overshoes; 5000
nairs Ruckskin ciaunets 800 Rubber Po1chos; 1,tO
Mattresses 400 Bedstead Bottoms 10000 Yards Burlap:
~ Ruon Toggles for dyeng 5000 yards OF 80
inch Cotton Duck. Samples can he seen at schuylkll
delivery other points VIII be enter
reserves the right TO et, or accept
any all proposals or any part thereof Preference given
10 articles OF domestic production manufacture coid
tions OF quality and price Including In the price OF for
eign productions manufactures the duty 'hereon) being
equal. Bidders state dates and quantities Of their
proposed deliveries Proposals TO be accompanied by the
reoured guarantee 10 per cent. OF the value OF
cles proposed Blanks for proposals Will be furnished
bv this ONCE upon application Envelopes containing
nropos,ls TO Endorsed Proposals for Military sup
piles" and addressed TO JOHN V. FUREY. Deputy Quar-
termas,er General, United States Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-09
GUNNER Resort @nioes.
Conntrn Boar0


TNOREST HOME-"Gsm Of the Catskis' Windham
~ Y w H. BENJAMIN. Pro. Churches telegraph
daily mail. Terms moderate. Reference. DEAiNG 81
SMITH Lac Broadway.
MOUNTAIN VIEW FAKM.--scenery unexcelled. elevs-
vi ton 1000 large rooms pleasant walks anl
drives. For further particulars address Mss FANNIE
GRADY Dandy Vermont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-09
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES. WITH THE

~ title OF the work and the OF the bidder In.
dorsed thereon Will be received by the Department OF
Public Parks. It's Offices. Arsenal Building. sixty.
fourth Street Firth Avenue Central Park. until
p 81 OF Monday July IL. 1897 FOR the following
named works: .,,
No l. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING WITH
TEI.FORD PAVEMENT THE ROADWAY OF PROS
rECT HILL ROAD. between Pelham Bridge Road and ne
northcyly line Pelham Bay Park in Pelham Bay Park
In the City Of New York. ,-,,
No. 2 FOR REGULATING AND PAVING VITA
TEI.FORD PAVEMENT THE ROADWAY OF MoSHoLSo
AVENUE between Grand and Jerome Avenues. NM
GRAND AVENUE between Mosholu and Jerome Ave
nues in Van corands Park In the cry OF New YORK. ,ru
No g. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING Wli5
TEIFORD PAVEMENT CERTAIN ROADwAfs ~
MosIIOIU PARKWAY. between Van Cort;and Avenss
and Webster Avenue. In the city OF New York. ,-.s
No. l. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING, Wig Wig
MACADAM PAVEMENT THE ROADWAY OF BOsioSx
ROAD IN BRONX PARK. between East One Hundreo
and Eighty nrst Street and the eas,erly lire OF bronA
Park In the City Of New York
For particulars see CITY Record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-09
DROpOsALs For FURNISHING SAND

i AND GRAVE!.-Oice Of the Commissioners, d. g,
Washington d. C.. June "a. lS9I.-SEAI.ED PROPOSALS
will received AZ this office until IL O'Clock July -.
1897 for furnishing sand and gravel 20 the District ~
Columbia. Specifications blank forms OF proposals and
JOHN " ROSS. JOHN 81 WIGHT wM BLACK.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-09
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ii furnished: bargain; reason o'he' o''uPa
MAXWELL $50 West 34th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-09
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