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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23
GAVE A BOND FOR 500, 900.
Ths Maryland Fidelity and Deposit Company
Makes . Record.

tbs Maryland Fidelity and Deposit Company
Makes . Record.
The Fidelity and Deposit Company Of Mary
land executed q bond OF 500. 900 yesterday. 1t
is said to be tho largest bond ever executed In
the courts OF this State by any surety company.
The bond was given in behalf OF Ernest Ehrmann
OF Atlantic Highlands. n. j., and samuel cholle
of this city. as substituted trustees under the
will OF the late Abraham Schollc. The estate
of which they have been trustees amounts to
about 1900. 900. and the trust must run
through the lifetime OF tho four living tenants,
estimated at from twenty to thirty years.
Abraham Scholle was tho founder Of tho
banking firm Of Scholle Bros. lie died in 1880.
and left his estate in the hands of three exec
uto:s and trustees. Mrs. Scholle. his widow;
Jacob Scholle. his brother. and Julius Ehrmann,
his son-in.law. The estate was left in trust to
his four children, Mrs. julius Ehrmann, Mrs.
/; hrman and Charles. and Samuel scholle.
Mrs. Scholle. the widow Of the ~tcstHtor. diod in
August. 1894. Julius Ehrmann died in April
last and Jacob SchOlle died on June 10 last.
The estate was therefore left without admins
traitors. Lachman, Morgenthau & Goldsmith Of
80 Nassau street applied for the appointment OF
Ernest Ehrmann and Samuel Scholle as sub
stituted trustees. and yesterday Justice Smyth
approved the 500, 900 bond.
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proposals.

NEW YORK sTATE ~cASALs-NoTIcE TO cor.
IS lss7 works. Albany N Y" Wednesday. July al't
Punuan. 70 chapter 70. Laws of 1898. chapter 7o4.
1897. sealed proposals. viii be received by the super
i. e.. Sns,i 0i rl fSsgo August MSass' s s. biz 1877 81, G e. IN Pa 1 o.eiaSi
noon OF that day. for the following pieces Of work.
proposal for each piece Of work hereinafter desiss.
mated must DO accompanied by a draft on some good
bany: Issued BY a national or state bank in good
credit sseds, within ~ p the STAT. psyaole at sight to the superb:
t.,ns Ss o. = per : nae, cent at .S Of . the proposal and will Be re.
of the work: the amount Of labor bond reSaiFe duo" ON
execution Of contract win be 90 per cent. OF the pro-
Torrance OF contract on execution OF contract viii Be
70. soAM1ppLE DIVISION.
For improvinS the Middle Division OF the Erie Cana,
I sTlass = 4, oG . point 100 100 fee fee, we" ss.. Of Of e Main san sslss. RS:S
Bridge c 2, Msw -, London Sa 2 dl,s1nGs Of Sts %,,ss-
from . point 100 feet west Of Main street Road Bridge
coSTRSSST 20. ss. stff1Sif z pI WI osi'.
s ssss f fTs% . s 9o, q ], 100 n e., rs 81 e Dun 6ssh. = q:
,'0e sl'aSs s.. G sseSfD 3 Ed DIVISION RIisai
sriase TO a point 100 feet east Of Batssrnui crSss
coSfR1eT 50: asSn m,isi DIVISION.
For improving the MIDDLE pisision Of the Erie oa1al
~ - A4o~
Duct to 9 point 100 feet east OF the Upper Hollow
Suoin or LOCK No. 80. q distance or $50 milea-
CONTRACT NO: 9e-MIDDLE DECISION.
For improving the Middle Division OF the Rrie Canal
from q point 100 feet west Of the Lower Hollow
Quotn OF Lock No. 81 70 . point 100 feet west OF Cen
torport Road Bridge, . distance of $50 milea,
CONTRACT NO. a7-MIDDLE DIVISION.
For Improving the Middle Division Of the Hrlo
eana. from a point 100 100 fee. west Of censerport ao.1
AQueduct, q distance OF sos miles.
CONTRACT NC. MID DIVISION.
For improving the Middle Division OF the nr4s
Canal from 4 point 100 feet west OF Crane Brook
tanoe OF ga miles.
CONTRACT Nc. se-MIppLE DIVISION.
For raising the towing path OF the Oswego Canal
from Lock No. Z to Guard Look No. 8, and work CON
nected herewith. q distance OF 8. so milea,
Plans. specifications. notices and form OF contract
may DO seen from the date of publication Of this mo-
toe to the date nIed for the receipt OF proposals. 81
ths onice Of the Superintendent OF Pu6,io Works In
Albany. y. Y. and 1t the ONCE Of Thomas wheeler,
Assistant Superintendent OF Public Works IN syria.
superintendent OF Public Works In Rochester. u. 7.
All proposals for the above work must be addressed
70 the superintendent OF Public Works at Albany, II,
Y. and must be endorsed on envelope, Proposal fog
Contract No, -, Middle Division" The right d re-
served to reject any or ell bids.
GEORGE W. ALpRIpap,
super nten lent Of Public Works.
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July %,

THURSDAY, July %.
To-day's market made tho best showing since
tho present revival Of interest In securities be-
gan. The dealings were large. exceeding 450.-
600 shares. and they were unusually well dis
tributed. Thcro was some taking Of profits, par
ticularly in Sugar Refining. and a continuation
OF efforts by professional operators to bring about
q reaction. AS for severa! days past. the element
referred to was Influenced by the apathy OF tho
London market and lower prices for American
securities at that centre. The attitude Of foreign
dealers in securities toward this market and
the constant yet diminishing sales OF securities,
not only by foreign arbitrage houses, but by
other concerns having European connections,
have so far had very little effect upon prices or
local sentiment The conviction is strong that
the English view Of the commercial and fnan-
cial situation in tho United States is an crrone-
Gus one; and there is also very strong belief,
which is supported by events since last Novcm-
Der, that European support is not essential to
an Improvement in the market for American
railway securities. There were indications to-
day that London is beginning to modify its
views regarding tho situation here.
The preeminent feature of tho market was tho
strength Of the Granger stocks. They were I'M
usually active and supplied nearly 25 y cont. OF
tho total transactions. Rock Island was tho
leader. scoring n net gain OF 2l2 points. The
heaviest buying OF this stock was by an interest
identified with the management of the company,
and was based, 1t Is understood, upon tho
decided Improvement in the earnings Of the
company and prospects of unusually heavy
traffic during the remainder of tho year. The
Rock Island system has an advantage over the
other Granger trunk lines because It has q limo
to tho coast as we'll as to the lakes. The broad
ening tendency of the market was shown by
moro extensive dealings In Western Union,
Union Pacific, General Electric. Missouri, Kan.
sas and Texas securities, American Spirits,
Louisville and Nashville, and Southern Rail.
way preferred. All OF these closed materially
higher than yesterday. Erie first and second
preferred received some attention for the first
time. 1t is interesting to note that the dealings
in fifteen different stocks were In excess O. TO-
600 shares. whereas u short time ago 1t frequent-
ly happened that only three or four stocks barely
exceeded that figure. The bond market was
also strong and active, with the heaviest demand
for issues that have been neglected until re-.
Gently or are of q speculative character. In the
stock list Sugar Refining, common and preferred.
were the only stocks In which a pronounced re-
dictionary tendency was discernible. The re.
mainder of the market closed strong at about
the bost prices.
Final sales compare with those of yesterday
as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23
Rea, Estate Auction Sales.

Al the Broadway Salesroom yesterday ]. N. Thomp-
son & Co. sold Nos. 1880 and i632 Bathgato avenue.
near l72d street, four four-story brick nat houses, each
25HS5. foreclosure sale. to the plaintiff. hyron Z.
Burton. for o22. 500.
Richard V. Harnett & Co. sold No. 1884 BathEato
avenue. near l72d street, four-story brick nat house,
lot 2oxS5. foreclosure sale, to the plaintiff. Isabel c.
PhTaner. for $40. O0O: also No. 1896 Bathgate avenue,
near l12d street, fourstory brick nat house. lot
p5HS5. foreclosure sale. to the plaintiff. Caroline c.
Coe. FOR $40. 900.
William Kennedy sold No. 81 Edgecombe avenue,
near 18th street, threc-story brick dwelling. lot
IL. 1890. foreclosure sale. to the tho plaintin, Mar
Saret E. Adriance. for l ,000; also No. l28 Second
tenement house. lot 26.sKl25, foreclosure sale, to
Leopold Adler for IS. 600.
Peter Y. Meyer a Co. sold No. 15N Convent avenue,
near I4sth street, threostory stone-front dwelling.
lot l~5llxs5. foreclosure sale, to the plaintiff. Martha
T.. Ramsey. for Sli.9OO
Bryan L. Kennedy sold No. llS West Eighty ninth
street, near Columbus avenue. tNe story brick fat
house. lot 2%5xluO.S. foreclosure sale, to Julius J.
LYONS for 1gl. 300.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23

THURSDAY. July 22.-GRAIN- Whcat-spot
was less active and lower. Sales 45, 900 BUSH,
including 10000 ungraded red and spring
wheat and $4,000 No. . hard winter on private
terms for export. At the outports sales of l2o,-
600 bush. No. 2 red were reported for export
on private terms. Free on board afoat: No. /
Northern spring New York, s74ds7iac.; No. .
hard winter, s6sc.; No. . red, sO4dslc. Min
~neapolis received to-day 161. 700 BUSH. against
90 ,01o last year; Duluth 1852, III. against 152.-
$50: Milwaukee %. $50. against 27.3OO: ST.
Louis 81, 600. against 77,7l2; Toledo 43.42s,
against 63.963: Detroit 5,063, against II $50
last year. Futures declined lc. to l7sc. Future
sales $685., 600 bush. as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23
Live stock Market.

NEw YoRK. Thursday, July 2e.-Reoeipts OF beeves,
Dressed beef at 8l.@sc. Y n. for native sides. Cables
from British markets quote American steers at %
1Oc. y 10, dressed weight, American refrigerated beef
at 7S7Hsc. ' n. No exports to-day; tomorrow, $40
beevos.
Receipts OF calves. including II direct. were 5s2
head; III head on sale. all told; very dull. Both yenls
and outtermilks &c n. lower. About 400 head
were carried over. veals sold ut SAG 49, go; butter
milk calves ut e8,s2a. Dressed calves slow. City
dressed veals at sCSl0c. p D.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs, including I car d.
rect. were 5,S&i head; 2Sia cars on sale. all told.
quiet but fully steady on both sheep and lambs.
About 8 cars were unsold at the IN sh. Sheep sold at
eSSe4.30 y 100 ms lambs at e4.50cSo 5.7b. Dressed
mutton. 16SS &c. y n; dressed lambs. 7@10c.
Receipts OF hogs wero Oil head; IL head on sale.
Steady at ei.10@S4.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23
Real R.tate Private Sales.

III. Phillips & Co. have sold for W. 8. Crow q
Taylor n three. and. one. brownstone.front
dwelling. No. 82d West End avenue. 1sxl00.
Lowenfeld a Prayer have purchased from Ellen
Kent. Catherine !. Hurley. and Josephine @. Cain
Nos. 1873 ami 1870 Madison street, four aad Ave story
buildings, on plot 6l.9,a1lo0: also have purchased
from John baltimore No. lS2 Monroe street. four.
story brick building with four.story brick building In
the rear. lot 90. 8xl00.
Karl NJ. Wallach 4 Son have purchased from the
estate OF Y. Brown No. 30 Essex street, q six. story
tenement house. on lot 25xs7.6 also No. go Ludlow
street, q hve-story tenement house, on lot 2bxS7.6.
The reported price for both parcels is about e75. 900.
Daniel Z. Seyoei, as executor. has sold 20 Russell
Sage the property in Seventy. sixth street, north side.
gas feet east OF Avenuo 4. 501l02. for o.. 1000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23
FEk-Rio on the spot was duh but easy; No. 2,
&c. Tho future trading was az followG,

Futures here declined 10 to is points, closing barely
steady. with sales OF 80. 900 bags. Hhvre declined Vt.
and unchanged; receipts 9,0o0i stock 9ss, COOS OK.
change 2 S-lSd., an advance OF 1891. Santos was
Lower cables from Europe and large receipts At Rio
and santos together with the absence Of outside bust.
ness caused the decline here to-day.
NAVAL SroREs-Spirits turpentine steady at 200
strained.
PE~TRoLEun-No quotations were made to-day for
crude certificates here or In OH City.
PRoyrsIoNs-Lard duh but nrm. Prime. e4.900
Sa32aa Pork rather moro active and steady. Mess,
es8es.oO. Tallow, 9iso. Bu~tter-Creamery, Western
loo, Eggs--State. fresh gathered, 12ia0 lSc.
suaAR-Raw dull but firm; so test, size. 9S' test,
8Sc. REFINED nrm at 1.1Sc. advance on high grades.
wooL.The Wool Exchange quotes pulled woods
(scoured basisl, as follows: Fine A, $4,000; A
eupers. BaS3fc.; d supers, 83@85c.; O supers. $50
800. fine combing, 35S37c.; combing, 31@Bsc.; Cali
fornia, finest 400 42c.; California, second, 500 t0c.;
Western. low, 27@ 2Sc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23

There was nothing In the news to-day TO stimulate
trading, and After a dull and featursless session,
prices closed practically unchanged from the open
ing: Atnrst prices advanced slightly in response 20 .
nrmef market In Liverpool Tho oficiRi weather 70
port, however. showing light scattered rains in Texas
and good rains In other sections Of the cotton belt,
Induced some local longs to sell. causing o reaction.
But there was no pressure TO sell. and on small pur-
Shases, prices slowly rallied. Tho signal service pre-
uicteu showers on tho coast OF North and South Caro-
Ina tonight, but clear weather in the balance Of the
cotton belt. The principal sustaining factor In the
situation is the general indisposition 10 sell. The
Texas crop Ia In need OF good rains, and the strength
OF the statistical position tondB to check selling. The
southern spot markets. were dull to-day, but there
and for home
CoFFEE-Rioo on the spot was DUH but easy; No. z,
Ih17lno. Tho future trading YYna IA fnlloMn;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23
1tmmtu1


In view Of the recent legislation providing for the
reduction Of the price Of gas in the city OF New York,
n has seemed 70 many stockholders advisable TO
unite the properties and interests Of the two com.
panies. Such an association OF interest," will enable
the management to introduce many economies, and
to compete moro effectively with tho larger gas COM
panies- II win also enable better service TO be rem
dered 70 the public. 10 IL, therefore, proposed to
form . new corporation. and 70 exchange the shares
Of the present companies for new securities an may
DO hereafter determined. The undersigned will act
a. depositary OF the stock OF both companies, GER
tincates for which must be Endorsed in blank and do
posted with II. and certificates Of deposit will DO H.
sucd.
II more than two-thirds Of the shares Of the ro-
speotive companies are deposited with the UNDER
aligned before September 1, 1897. or other date
limited by the undersigned, II has been agreed that
q plan OF reorganization shall be formulated and pub
iished within thirty days thereafter. II two-thirds of
the shsfes OF both companies arc not 30 deposited, the
share certificates arc to be returned TO depositors. IL
has further been agreed that any depositinF share
holder dissatisfied with the allotment Of new socuri-
ties under such plan, when published. will be on
titled. at his option. to be paid in cash As follows,
al For each share opar sIOO) OF
The Equitable Gas Light COM
pany IN oanh
o. For each share pnr erO0) OF
tho Preferred stock OF The New
York and East River Gas Conn
Cenn
o. For each share (pnr 5000 OF
tho Common Stock or The Now
York and Rast River Gas COM
$50 In cash
A syndicate has been formed to provide the funds
necessary to pay for the stock of depositins share
holders who may not assent to plan.
II holders OF certificates issued by undersigned do
not, within four weeks after tho nrst publication of
notice Of the plan (such publication to be in the New
York Ttmes and New York Tribune. or in any two
papers of general circulation published in tho city Of
New York;. notify the undersigned Of their election
TO cell for cash. As above. they will then be deemed to
have assented to all the terms and provisions of tho
plan and Of the agreement Of reorganization as fully
as II signing the same. and the undersigned will then
deposit said certificates under such plan and agree
ment.
NEW YORK. July 10. 1897.
Central Trust Company of New York,
DeposftaIy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23
2nblir s~Eetiree.
posr , NOTION.

posi- oFFIoB Norlok-
should be read pAILY.oy all Interested a' chsnss
m fsr SISnr n ~ any To .im the week ending July "a, 1891
F E5a S Ss;sS E !. iSiIpT.' in al ea'0'' At the 0'n'Fa
sAruRpAY.1rHNsANsS S (. u. FOR rIsaANSik, swlrzEa
aTPr. i ana shtl ffAiN ispYS, per .,:ssmssis /.
e e,,coS rs, via :. a siysS,s ddeat srs I iSr e S,ns5 ps =, y :,
spsa5pdsm. yis Ro,isrdsm deter: % p, o & a
difsSS pPss s, ssasSRiqHRR l :; ~ wliseis II T.. deter
a %G X, S s]u ai5sSssd aPsF 1 SsIs'I 4. T KY ior III
+. for sss socHEl SH5s dirsc, sl Per S siss%sS,P cetsca.siSss
=
'fH N Tso,s MATER TER: $ ss,5;sS steamer, ~ ,.sa. .s
Dn na'S Snd sp ssxH rTip hSaro MSsseT Printed int: III %st ter
A.. for other parts of Europe. American and
German German .s Ten non's oa Saturdays S%d Ssa ssEs P siSRSa' S iae
s if.:d TO to carry sST s'i nSii. FOR which they arc Adv'r'
Man: named above .ssddltIonsi isappismsatay
RSsI;. Are r GpSesd .S Ss che asrm pls1' . Of the A% .nd 70:
main open until within Ten Minutes OF the hour
NAILS Il s'i RoE Of s etS4a'F. mi CENTRAL AnEnrcA.
WEST INDIES, &C.
slssni.iie a a,sg Al II from 5Sf fFEEiMi adSlpSls; y 10 Pr (.
NJ. for BRAZIL and LA ,LATA COUNTRIES, per
steamship Salerno, via Pernambuco and Rio de
Janeiro 1etters for North Brazil must be directed
'.per saierno').
sATtRDAY,-At 10 A. VI. supplementary 1890 A.
M for FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA, SAyA.
NILLA, CARTHAaENA, and GREYTowN. per
~steamship Altai; at 10 A. NJ. supplementary 1880
NJ for CAPE HAITI, GoSAIVES, AUX.CAYES.
NJ Md for 54c ehapR Ell fts'G GsfRP aGi''f TRb3 (! te;SS and Al
per steamship Seneca detters for
other parts OF Mexico and for Cuba must be di.
rected "per Seneca ~; at II A. NJ. for NEW.
direct, pcr steamship Portia; Mt II
NJ faunplapneptary 1I.Qn A m for WE'VE.
ZJELA. SAvANILIA, and ARTHA
GENA, per steamship PHILADELPHIA; at ] r. NJ. for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23
IN THE MATTER

IN THE NATTER
The Application OF n Majority Of the:
Directors OF the Corporation OF Kirt-:
land, Andrews & Company, for a Vol:
untary Dissolution OF said corpora:
ton.
ON reading and Ming the notice OF motion, why tn
order made In the above entitled proceeding on March
eoth, 1897. should not 10 amended 30 as 70
extend the time OF the order TO show cause why the
said Corporation should not be dissolved. and on read
ing and Ming the afidavi; OF Abran Killing, hereto an.
nexed, and on reading and hling due proof OF service
on the Attorney General OF the state OF New York,
and no one opposing said motion,
NOW, on motion OF Michael y. O'Connor, attorney
for the receivers. II is
oRDERED that the time for all persons interested
In said corporation OF X TT and, Andrews & Company
TO show cause before John h. RogGn. ESQ, as referred.
on the S0th day of June, 1877. at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon Of that day, why said corporation should not
be dissolved. he and Ia hereby extended until the 9Uth
day of July, 1897, at ten O'Clock A. M. at the once OF
John II Rpgan. Esq. referee, No, lSs Nassau Street
In the City OF New York and IL Is further
ORDERED that this order he published once In
each OF the three weeks Immediately preceding thu
time nxed her In TO show cause. In the New York Law
Journal, q newspaper published in the G " and county
OF New York, and in the "Sun.' a "wgpaper pub
lished In the city and county OF New York, In which
county the principal ONCE of said corporation IL To-
Gated and also IN the Albany Argus. a uswspapoF
published In the city OF Albany, New York.
LESLIE W. RUSSELL,
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Court Calendars rhi. Day.

Appellate Dlvision-Supreme Court.-Recea
supreme Court-Speoial Term.-Part Motion cal.
endar called at 1880 A. NJ. Part lL.-EK.parte mat
tiers.
Surrogates Court Chambers No day calendar.
For prohate-Wills of Nellie 3. Munson. Marcus Ra.
din, Julia A. Woodward, Catharine Dugan. Jennie
Stcinroich, at 1880 A. N.
City ~COurt-Special T~erm.-MottonL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23

steady but iuaetivc. New feeding, goa
sOtc, cost and rreigb! to Buffalo; 3st| 83c.
cost and freight TO New York; mailing, 3sdt i2c.. ma
to quality. Sales 90. 1000 bush. for export. Rye-Was
In fair demand ana irmer. State. 4O@4lc.; No. 2
Western. 41s+li2c., cost and freight 10 RuYalo
Sales $4,000 bush. No. / do. at 42o. cost and freight
to Bunalo. Corn-Spot " as dull. Sales "a. 900 bush.
including $4,000 40, 3 mixed at 3Sirc., free on
board ahoat for export. No. 2 mixed in elevator.
81 lac; No. 2 mixed delivered. 5000 at 32a.c. AT III.
export. Futures declined isc. Future sales 22O, 900
bush. Us follows:
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The resolutions OF the Commissioners OF the Sinking
Fund. 'xempting said Bonds and Stock from local
taxation, were adopted pursuant to the authority Of
an ordinance OF the Common Council approved BY
the Mayor October 9. 1880. and section 1877 Of the
New York City Consolidation Act Of 1889.
THE PRINCIPAL OF AND THE INTEREST on
H ABovE.DEsCRIBED BONDS n STOCK ARE
PAYABLE IN GOLD COIN OF H UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA, OF II PRESENT OF
WEIGHT AND ~FINENESS. AT II OFFICE OF THE
COMPTROLLER OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CONDITIONS
provided by Section l46 OF the New York city Con
solidation Act of 1859. As amended by Chapter los of
the Laws of 1897:
No proposal for bonds or stock Will be accepted for
less than the par value OF the same.
Each bidder must deposit with the Comptroller In
money, or by certified check drawn to the order of
the said Comptroller upon q State or National Bank
OF the City Of New York. TWO Z CEN OF the
amount OF the proposal, including premium. No
proposal will be received or considered which 10 not
accompanied by such deposit. AL such deposits will
DO returned by the Comptroller to the persons max
ing the same within three days after decision % 70
the highest bidder or bidders has been made, except
the deposit or deposits made by such highest bidder
or biddeu. II said highest bidder or bidders shall TO
fuse or neglect within i've days after the service Of
written notice OF the award TO him or them, 70
pay to the Chamberlain OF the City OF New York
the amount OF the stock or bonds awarded to him
or them AZ their par value. together with the pre-.
MUM thereon. If any. less the amount deposited by
him or them. the amount OF such deposit or deposits
shall be forfeited TO and be retained by tho City
OF New York As liQuidated damages for such refusal
or neglect.
The Comptroller. with the approval of the Com.
missioners of the Sinking Fund, shall Determine
what. II any. part OF said proposals shall be 20
cepted. and upon payment into the City Treasury of
the amounts due by the persons whose bids arc 40
cepted. respectively. certificates thereof shail DO
Issued to them As authorized by law.
The proposals. together with the security deposits.
should be inclosed in . sealed envelope. Endorsed
proposals. for Bonds OF the Corporation Of the City
of New York" and then inclosed in q second en-.
vehope. addressed to the Comptroller of the City OF
New York.
For full information see City Record
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Tesal 1utires.

AT A SPECIAL TERM OF THE ri COURT.
N held at Part ]. thereof, at the County CouH
House, in the City of New York. ON the day
OF July, 1897.
Present:
Hon. Leslie W. Russell,