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People's voice., 1898-08-11

eThos. B. Brown Of Westchester, Pa,
president OF the Southern Kansas
Mortgage Co., who recently purchased
the Sumner National bank building,
has let the contract for extensive i'm.
provements to be made on the build
ing from the basement to the roof. Mr..
Brown is dguring on adding another
story to the front part Of the build
Ing, which, II done, will make it ono
Of the best business buildings in the
city. The manifestation Of confidence
in the future Of Wellington by Mr..
Brown is one Of the most encouraging
signs Of the times.
People's voice., 1898-08-11
LOCAL EVENTS.

Tom Hubbard was up from Rome
Monday.
Henry Rethorst was up from Rome
Monday.
o. W. Julien was In from Milan
Tuesday.
Johnathan Macy was up from
Rome Monday.
Alex CarDahan was down from Belle
Plaine Monday.
George Able was up from Perth on
business Tuesday.
W. P. Montgomery of Riverdale,
was in the city Monday.
Mrs. Schuyler Gilbert spent Sunday
with friends in Oxford.
John Wartick was down from Clear
dale Monday Oh business.
]. W. Miller of Argonia, was trans.
acting business In the city Tuesday.
F. NJ. Yeager of Valverde township,
was In the city on business Tuesday.
There is already talk Of a paper at
Milan to succeed the starved.out
Press.
An 81 pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Durham Saturday
night.
George Windsor Of Chikaskia town.
ship, was transacting business In the
city Monday.
H. K. Humphrey writes from Pratt
county that the corn and wheat crops
out there are very fine.
Miss Mollle Davis resumed her place
in Price, Hoge & Co.'s store Monday
morning, after a three weeks yaca.
tion.
Link Fisher is engaged in moving
his family back to wellington from
the Strip. He has rented his claim
out for cash rent.
Fred Duvall Of Ryan, was in the
city Monday aud drew the school
money of County Treasurer Maddy for
his school district.
People's voice., 1898-08-11

,. W. Case superintendent Of the
Ielormatory at Hutchinson, writes to
Deputy County Clerk J. Robert Gil
.a .am .nat he will be here and address
the Populist county convention the
2ith inst. '1'
People's voice., 1898-08-11

The probate court has approved the
sale Of real estate belonging to the
late Amanda Flanders. The real
estate brought 50, ,lO0.07.
People's voice., 1898-08-11

Washington, Aug. 6.-Spain's an.
swer to the American demands was
not received by the French ambassa.
dor up to midnight tonight. NJ. Cam.
bon and his staff, who had been wait
ing it throughout the evening, at that
hour were convinced that it would
not arrive before tomorrow, and the
ambassador retired and the members
Of bis staff went to their homes.
People's voice., 1898-08-11
The Woman

who puts her feet into a pair OF
$3.50 Oxfords taken from our line will
have reason to thank whatever first
drew her attention to our store.
These shoes are particularly stylish
10 shape, and being made In a very
sKlllful manner give broad full foot
with a long narrow appearance with
out cramping or pinching anywhere.
Combined with great durability this
will prove attractive to those whode-
sire a graceful, easy, good.wearing
shoe at moderate price.
BUTTREY'S.
TERMS CASH.
People's voice., 1898-08-11
...ENGLES...
Peace Terms Accepted.

Madrid, Aug. 6.-The cabinet TODAY
approved the basis Of the reply 10 the
peace conditions proposed by the
United States.
Duke Almodover de Rio, the min.
lister OF foreign affairs, is charged with
revising the reply, which will be read
and approved at the cabinet council
tomorrow morning. 1t is stated on
good authority that the Spanish reply
will give no occasion for a further re.
sponse to the United States.
London, Aug. 1.-The Madrid cor
respondent OF the Sunday Times says:
''Spain's answer will accept all the
American terms except that regarding
the Cuban debt. The government
will fight this point on the ground
that 10 all other cessions Of territory
by one nation to another the coded
territory has carried with it its own
debt, or the proportion belonging to
the nation by which it is ceded.
President Mckinley will receive the
answer on Monday or at the latest on
Tuesday. Senior Sagasta, in confer.
ence with politicians and generals,
follows the example Of Senior CASTELAR,
in 1873. His objects are two-fold-
to divide the responsibility for the
decision and to avoid the convocation
Of the Cortes. The news from Porto
Rico is received with great disap.
pointment. The Spaniards are dis
gusted with the welcome the natives
have given the Americans and the
news that the volunteers have thrown
their arms down. The general opln.
ion is that it is not worth while to
risk lives and spend millions for the
sake Of territories which are worse
than disloyal to the mother country.
1t is assumed that there will be no
international trouble over the evacu-
alton Of the West Indies. The war
has cost s35O,O0O,OOO."
People's voice., 1898-08-11

We make special mention of one lot of Woolen
Novelties, former price SOC, now only 35c
Another lot of Woolen Novelties former
prices 80 and 4Oc, now only 25c yard.
These two lines are just the goods for
School Dresses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28
REAL ESTATE.
UPTOWN DWELLINGS AND FLAruousEs
SOLD

UPTOWN DWELLINGS AND FLATHOusEs
SOLD
The realty market showed a slight Improvement
/ 'e''erusy' A fair amount OF dealing in uptown
property was reported. and a better feeling pre-
vailed.
Jesse c. Bennett e. Co sold for Thomas J. Nc
Laughiin to T. II. Rix No l5s West Eigh,ieth-st
s aSqSS. S'SS''O0' built by Paul Eue IN 1875, for
r no1sas R09nson Co. sold for the estate Of
2'X;Ss No "a East ThlrtJ -if hist on private te ms
JohannIng to Mr. Minis no. ,n' 49,: Fh-ave
no. ol sixteenth-st. fve-story
of ss @ win stores lot 2Sxioo at reported price
,ss samson wallach sold TO tho Misses Brener No
The Ernsi-Marx-Nst Company sold 70 Louis
r. Delavcrsne tho nve-story nathousa al northeast
corner Of Brook-ave. and MISUNDERSTANDING
nn,m,h-s, taking in part payment three lots In
M M!o on MaT 81 n. has sold for C. Leo TO
s sec three-sory browns,onc dwelling on a
lot l6Sxlm No price is given
ing plans prepared by James T. Ware Tor eight
mode tenement ne houses to be erected on a plot
tween siXty,fourih AID sixty-hhh SITS
Ter .or the " season T., 300 MISE Mrs Mche. camp
II the Adirondack: to Sir Roderick Cameron FOR
wears. IT an annual rental q 800, No 10 West
Thirty-eE hi hist. TO n Mrs. Philps
At the Broadway SalcsToom yesterday Thompson
PRYOR sold IN fore closure vacant plot fOxloo in
ST Nichoias-ave. northeast corner Of One hundred
0nd-foriy- seventh-st to George Finck for ESQ
Peter F. Meyer sold in foreclosure the fve-story
stone-front hathouse and lot 27x1o0ll. No. Il West
Onehundred-a second-s 20 A. s. Cox for s2s 200;
the thrce-story brick dwelling on lot l6x74ll No
+o5 West one hundred: and fortyseventh 10 the
plaintiff for $1,000 and the three-story brick dwell
Ing, lot lsx74.ll. No. 4o9 West Onc-hundrtd -and-
forty-sevenih-st.. 70 the plaintiff for $1,000
Strong & ireland sold in foreclosure the vacant
plot. 26x3+0xl sox3i0 the west SIDE of Broadway
470 feet south Of Kingsbrdge ave. to the plaintiff
for $1,000
" William NJ. Ryan offered the four-story brown
stone 1athouse on lot l6Sxlco5. No 23s East Fifty
second-st, and il WAS hid in al sl4.750
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DROpOSaIS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

Phis Uc,ot O. " DEPT, 42s Arch Street. Phla
Pa April % isss-s Proposals in irlpeae' ~, w.,
be received here unN II O'Clock 4 " Thursaai. May
b. 1865 for furnishing woolen bankes. forage caps
dravers bickskin gauntlets campaign mas can
vas p1nchos. sUrnfnef un1"fshifis WOO.
stockings stockings blcus" flannel 'v-rcoat lnng
fame blouse lining flannel shifting AMI cop" Inning
nsnnsl kcr.ev. company. i,s, ard reglmertnl books
drums nfes frurlpc;S rvrie-. 10 ard y ounce orok
drilling shelter muslin. fho"f srfp'h-
GERS naane'. jcorG. lAddine "i"ia i.e
drilling buckle hooks and eyes buttons tp' 'otHl
Thread SIR ~ twist Also. for deliver enhrr ~ me
rnilsdeltha Jerersonvic Ind. or 81 Louis MO- pe'c.s
o. The Qusr,ermsssrs Iep.. Axes. axe heves hft'ei'
ns.chs'-t.ly@s camp kettles. pickaycs pcEaN e.,
Eos 10Y ceyery other points VIII be en'I'hihen
pres caa he Scnu fikl Arf"nnl ',pHenhl"h, -
se'.s right % Tcjec; ~ any "r az pr pSds
a part thereof 20 articles N ooesc
pHu.on or mnnufaciyre conditions - qaNy ana pr.
'ueihs IN ne price ~ foreign proiuctinn- or -,
t.ss ne DUTY iner~1f) being Heua! i cHcuiaib 70
oshNs ,,r proposals. etc. appy =, w. ..p % I.
L-HN.t-" containing pioyOs ais - Ae infprted I,.'s
~ MDsry Supplies" ana addressed TO IT. ~ ""'"
V fures Depviy-l uarterirasjer-t General, l. = n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUrrI1Es.-Dc

par,n-nt % the Interior oiHce Of Indian Ahars:
Warrington D. O. March 81 1885. Seh.ed proposals VIII
received rs he Commissioning of Indian Anaiff az
Nos T7-7D Wooster street Sev York city. until ocncN
n. q Tueslay May Il. 1855 for furnishing Tor Inc
adam Service coffee sugar. tea. rice ta"hg powor'
SOAP roceree blankets wp0!on AMI cotton goods co'h-
ing notions and boots and shoes crockeiy
ana school hooks BIDS must 20 made Government
biz rks SCHEDULES giving information for
bidders will furnished o. aspiration az ne Inlnn
Ofce Washington y. g., Nps. IN Non-''' srtt',
YORK CITY No IH2 state street flcsg'. VI; me
Comnissar.es OF subsistenoe. /. : T.. A. 1heyehne'
I<avenworih Omaha St. Louis. st. Paul and Aan frnh-
cisco the pos,msst'rs a. sioux Cy ahuTton A.khhse ,
City Caldwell Topeka. Wichita. and Tucson lids WI
be opened the hour and days above stated hl aoer
are Invited presen; 81 the opening w a. JoNf'S'
Conmlssorer
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

corb Joseph, to the Sew1YoiN SAVING. tAHk q oo
s% Jane. TO Siam" e. I@ s =, ., As so ~
I Jalman' George " to Her,ha W Pembroke No
7cth-st. insalments :....... ...- 1900
pI5nas'd NJ, M'F 4a2 to x the ri: WEI h3ff,
s a. u. @s'ss'' is.n. M'i e Of SG, TIT
poiion JON H. to ne Manhoi,sn IN. Inv. s,
Dgyei. b-np'. J, and wnsm HnIse 70 n.
nsuieyaIt ana .'h s. yfar' w,,.o, 40 Az 900"
i'I IIsirer ns1u ave , yeafs '....'- 1880
lHga,d AOe N 81 !: s Gs' v.sT. and Trust 5000
Mowi, Ernest. to Union Trust cam gs,1s ~,
ssurs e'' ...." 10000
washburn william NJ. to lo~.ph I"uchhsim. 80 - M
Ciese Johi Q to Harlem Savings Bank. nm
k5emer Marin, 70 Assu;' r,sa'sl $ = corner 400
Jo msn' h @na f0' pa ne n.a STATE, ,e In
farancc corrpany of New Yort No. % and 90 90. ~,
Same t., ssrrucl rcyran p-oper'y s-ra-'s
Same 'c' 70 Maze $ Aa.rhsch property Do ,...
w'ins,oin Iuiio. and MAJ, Emile Marray. oooo
10 III East OH .s moths g.. -. 20, BOO"
V,.,, rsisr. I.a..1 d~m,and '..'.'...... ITO
Grimm Mary J. to Erni,a MAY No 81 80,
wiz if.-j John 70 Ellen Kns ana .oo,
Bosch Lena ani ANTE M,rn. 70 Marsar-',a Mar ,o,oo
fotaia.,1 Harris to Emanuel Heilner al No
sam. "a % ,s Aa a@H i o.sni- K
- hs
Save 20 Trasnue ii.iln.r al No co West ,uoo
o i1's nsTr i,' 10 Elizabeth Times ena
other. etc No 90 West 10th st. mn
sane 10 s"'"''"' n"'"' 80 W .'.. 5000
Same 70 Hrali~y & curr.cr 90. y, 90 l<non- .o.o
Mg or @r1,dn e' ST. @las r. Of 10th ave ana g
Nen or Croion-s'. 2oi5 II W Of io'h-sve. nv,
KT T~a.s Albert to neodes,on woerz No 1927
pcIi,S xsviar and Jo..pha 10 william t.rbach.
Ma "9a'n' Paul T. 70 IIash, ron .,m
cs n wv Flora 10 Med; EassT shgman: 500,
pes,ty Roter', III. Greenwich saving Bank 60 NJ.
No Ioa variok year ..,.:.:........,;..; 100"
Johns.n Atnun1' D., r'nj".,1,y race IL gear. s35G
rn.ss H., M %s Sa"sy yss H'y a" 1900
w"9 "s.. I'' ssh i ia 's'Ts. 3"
tn 5nn anf.n. charc. ii ana Edward LAWYER:
MoTtesse In:at,a,e COMPANY Sn,, 's''h'' - 1850
sd,s 10 o. zane Isoth-s OS :, Of Wander ,,o
sd G,,s1 ,g SOM s'1 so,h-s Wander
San" to sam, ears i'on 'O' $3.50
nns .Ssd% No S1a E..l 7a 1890
chs no s'' Hattie G and Luls and EdsaI Dun
mn o 70 iaoh.' srd i2'n"ve extends 10 ~ mn
Manhs;tsp,sye &C. t Ssa'i ronshk..p.,e saw
Hn %s FAM G' 10, and III wr', iaS'h' ,ooo
Mn e ne % =; y yss!.s' 1900
o.ff.a..,.x,an Ifanors r. 20 Cornelius F Kings
land trus,r.' w. .~..........'............ 10000
~, Wli.Iarn C. Gerald Brown. trustee. 49,
. ii0,h AZ iiJ u Of Sth ave. years. 600
us,i,,cl Caspar and knthsrna to chr stan
Ihmsnn W Tlnton-ave. $50 of Willow ~
,~s ~ charles II md Edward A. 10 Ciem'n
,tna l. n yelling. n lSoth-st - II OF van 400
derbl'- ,,." and Kav 10 Independent Order
$50 i.''s ,h-aham OF United States ~ America
Houston St . II OF 1000
Bernhener & Schmid' No lH
a, saIeen lease. demand oVo
rn annie E and Louis =. to Abraham MARX .. ~.
'i."". s,h years <'"J
~ =, samuel and Seiismnn Fuld same prop ,oo,
n uyn
cry y" o., 80 Dentsmin and Jennie to David
h9fmi..s n W corner IGjth-st and FOX IT, q. .oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Southern boulevard. n W Ger Home ~. 2'N1o30x
3G.GNl00. Arthur McMenony and another 10
Marie Eichlrr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
"a ave No .G27 COX Irregular: Morris Weiss and
another 10 Albert Kraus. .......................
Morris-ave " $ - 1t Of l6Sd-st 25xi00: Fritz
Wcs.ncr 20 Adde sullivan. .................
Lot ~ msp Of Unionport 24th Ward Charlotte
ID Allison TO Herbert ] Forst .................
KinGsbriage Road. loi 40 mhp OF Wards
Vile. gath Ward, Conrad i Brooks and wife
Ranks, No 1n7 o(rxsS 6.eo 2xQl a. Annie Fra
-icr ~ r,li,,bn,h Van Arsdel, ard another
1saths, N +. a3t4 ?, . Of RrcoI~sve = 4rloO.
William ] McMuiler and wife to Martha Wells
New or C'r,inn ST. Sc ol4B u W ~ 10Th ave 25r
~ 9.25xs5 4 New or t'roion ST. g. 2G45 n
W - ION ave 25sS6 Qx2aysG 4: Thomas + No
Aycy and wife 70 Herman Me,-ner ...........
ls-ava cor .0th ~, sos. irregular: Ellen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28

three-siory brick dwellings. 1s.3xe6; Clelsnd
Bros. ~ No 2.0U6 Bathgate-ave. owners: Henry $500
kopp OF No $50 East 1G4h-st architect. 26.OO
frospeci-avr. Freemsn-st. 10Y Two
thfeestury frame dwellings. 2ix6j and 3fx2s;
Edward . williams. OF NJ iact Rcston Road,
owner william II Hopkins. ~ 40 l.3Gj Boston . -.
Lncon-st 3D. II ~ West Farms Road.
for 0-p-strry frnne dive ling. 2Ox30 Joseph -
Gleason Charles Minnv architect. 2Wp
lst-st 30 - . Of Waite Plains Road for
thr-e-strrv frame dwelling. 2jsf0 Antonio
Eu--u. Of No cS4 West l1lst-st. Owner; william -
VI Rome architect NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2so
Potter. Place 20 n = q 1erofne-sye for FIVE
Mary ! Costello. OF n 1881 Stebhins
owner; stanley \ Dennis. Of No $50 Nassau-st 49,.
hronltcc; "o'o
ALTERATIONS.
Robbins y. - 81 i5isi-st. a
story frame dwelling. Ellen LAWYER. 40 Gl2 -
Rohhins-a,e owner: . + f.hee a.chiiect..... 5000
1924 a.. ~ n 81 a,e. two-story
g hncy owner. g Baxter son. 80 2.jso Sd $500
Riverside Drive. f.. loo 4 n - Fan IT, O.
two story brick ana stone restaurant. 7
Hroeter ~ - West du'h-st ovner. J \ Hays. -
80 l.i2f broadway. architect .......-........- "VD
"Gil 81. NJ u West. t. four--try br'cS tacn
olor apartment house. with s'ofes. IN Living
ton Morristovn. j. owner. Clinton y Russell . ooo
18th e.. Is ave. 80 four story trl'k
tenement. with store. estate = II T. Ninthl"r
40 2iG East H1ustnr-st. owner. kurtzrr * 600
II M architects ....'''''' 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28

.-e nYc- ~ the Secretary. Wsshi:g'n. l.. G.
Anil lSgs Sealed proposals will y" received AT the
OF - o. the DIsbLrsine ce:. until = m ihnrtnhy,
Xa for furnishing supplies during ihe fiscal year
49, I'm. 70 1850 ss follows Stationery laboratory
lunrer and packing boxes fuel painters plumbers ic~
forase. car etc. nOw~r2oS. c,"anins
csrp~ts: Telegraph hardware. nafs: instruments
mans purchase = paper fuN IN
.rroar f-r shed on APPLICATION he Dl-bGrsng Clerk
or ths Weather bureau. BIDS must H. scaled ana 40
dressed 70 the Secretary accordance
WIN "- 49, JAMES WILSON Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28

PKUFOSALS viii be received at Bnreau OF
a., Engraving and Printing Treasury DeIa:t nen,'
Warrington d. e.. until O'Clock = ~. Nay - IH''
shd then opened. for WASHING WETTING Cl.JI IL :,
or purchase O; PULP produced from rnacefati ~,
se N etc an9 for purshase Of waste d.cdi
year beginning July l. ;sas. Blank forms and o,".. ~,
,or1aiion VIII he furnished application ClAI III
81 JOHNSON. director OF bureau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28

~ supplies ard Accounts. Navy !I.par'inenL " arr
inson H. e.. until IL o'crck noon. MAY 10. lt"s ana
puo",y oitned Immediately 'her'af'er t. furnsm ~
NE New YORK Navy Yard n quantity ~ tv"polh,pp,'
apples beans. coined beef roast beef, salt t"e'
Nh-'t njuf ham mutton. evap0i3i"d peaches pi'"''H
81, PORK rslsins iice sausags s'up sugar i"'
uinaoes tinn'd vegetables ard viacs1i BIa2k ifw p
tas :" be furnished upon application 10 the H"ly Int
vnte New Ycrk. EDWtH STEWART. Paynias'er "e"''"'
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i1roposdIs.
DIIRR0POSAIS FOR MILITARY sTPPLIEs-

DROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
- Phna Depot. Q. u. Dept No. 1928 Arch ST.
Phla Pa. April 81, ls's-seaied ProPosa!s IN fripii-
cate will be received u2.l II O'Clock \. NJ. Mon
cav Ma "a 1885 furnishing this Depot with 5000
Wc.en blankets 50 Forage Caps 10000 pairs Drl-
,ng Drawers 1900 pairs Buckskin Gauntiets. ~ 600
MIS- Ieggrs new shade q color t. possible % 90
toncbos 100 90 pairs shoes Cotton Understands
10000 Crossed Raes $1,000 Crossed Sabres. u 900
c,ossea cannon. 200sO Cap Letters 2Dpco Cap Nun
bsre 3 Cap Rufies. 100 Axes. 90" Ak helv"s 800
,sfs COMPANY Books - Kegimen'a Books, 800
Drums 400 Drum S..Hgs. 1000 Camp Kettles. - 40
MOSQUITO Bars 1000 PicksXes O1p Pickax heves 900
sbc,sis lorx handed ShoVeis. short handled 800
Tr,rnp~ts Standard samples can p" seen al SchuyiSl
I-s.,sl Bids for delivery ~ other points VIII be enter
tsneI Bidders can submit bids for smaller quantities
than called for and they are informed that upon IN"
,,c,dv ~ deliveries viii depe.c the award -
rarv deliveries essentls Government Reserves night
g. ,s'ect ~ arce.t all proposals or any part
therSf Preference given 10 articles ~ domestic pro
ducon manufacture. conditions - quaniy ana mlce
T,cirdi,e Z, mice ~ productions
fac,ures he d9iy thereon) being equal Blanks for
&C., s,ecfcefiors g.. VIII h~ furnished nv this
o~ce Envelopes containing proposals 70 he Endorsed
.Pronosals FOR Militia, supplies ana addressed n IL
col JOHN Y FTREY. Deputy Quarterr"as'er General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28
Brook!rn proprrin 60 Get.

mo IF,r-7l6 Marcy-ave brooklyn. opposite Tompkns
| perk three-s,ory and basement brownstone corner
.e partially furnished. he rented BY responsible
nsrv r 500 psr month references required open for in
fpActon u to Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28
FURNISHED Gouscs 10 Crt-C cnnirn

BERKSHIRE HII.IS.-To rent. cottage. 2ls hours
ID from New-lo sharon and lakss lie Conn 4.
fuy furnished modern Improvements; situated between
with - land. fine view or
tho ItchNeid and berkshire HIS. COS Wet I7th-s'.
yI,O yrNT. At BERNARDsNIILE. y. j.
i one i.rgs. well furnished house. fine lawns. with
Ia-Gersr. co.chman's Also another fmal"r
furnished house. with fine stable L. II. SCHLEY. :
Wall 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Irlbun-
\ renewed at their Uptown Once. No l2t2 broadway.
Tor ,orfh o'clock p. ertise
n.nts received 1T follow branch Offices at regular
rsce until o'clock r.. 29f Sth a. .
cDr 2sd-.t 1872 cih-aVe.. 18Th St, Macys Wh-ave
Columbus mar West C1tl St 100
~, 4od - near ~ East lttn st. 30 West
42I st between and 18th i5s asi 9th at l33s
y5ave between 10th and nth sits. iD26 3l-ave near
1i., II 7os let seth Go Sd ave. near
a., q, s5J sa-aye Bleecker- 81. Beeckerst.;
as "a ave :40 19thst: LOCI 30 Gee 81 ave.
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NEW BUILDINGS.

ec5 n CT Lenox-sve. for fon'
ii.ln- 49, brcx tenements. 23Hs4lO r MOI
Nv Nv 81 30 % West ii1th-st owner ''oH
architect
srson. i0a n " ~ lstave. for 'W4
AMI Cs s,' ., G NO az Ess,
su ..h cwnsr: {; Pelham. ~ No DOS ON
ave arehiie',; O; +, Of is2i st. for four
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CfcurSicns.

CfrurSicns
CLARK'S HIGH-CLASS PARTY, MAY IAN
Room left for three passengers 10 join this
select party leaving by N G. Lloyd. via Genos. Petty
strictly limited. a very comprehensive tour covering e,
ufs Central Europe. r. c. CLARK III broadway ~ l.
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HmA. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
@c111EznSV TO PARIS. LONDON. HAMBrRo
=. Bismarck Apr IS eAM a. Victoria June iG An
= Bismarck Juno ? An. r Bismarck July y. M
I,rs cabin. 500 ..cond cabin tt5 up storage $50
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
y. Y.-HAMBt re- DIRECT
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crl.s. 10 NORWAY tn. NORTH CAPE and sPTrz
BERGEN by Hamburg American Line TWIN SCREW
EMPRESS STEAMER AUGusTT VICTORIA FROM
NEW YORK JUNE 10 From Hamburg July
FOr further particulars. apply 20
HAMRl'RG AMERICAN LINE 81 Broadway. y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28
financial nlcriines.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the An
~ nual Meeting O. Stockholders ~ The New York.
Chicago Railroad Company for he election OK
VIII be held at =
O'Clock A NJ. Wednesday. May fth. is9s at M
F. cox
CANADA sOr-THFRN RAILWAY COMPANY
THE TRANSFER BOOKS Of this Company
Will be closed o'clock p. m: on Monday. May
"a fsgs preparatory Annual General Meeting of
ths Fharehoders. 70 be held June LIST. 1895 and VIII
be reopened on Friday. June 3D. 1855
" CHARLES 7. cox. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28
Che enrf.
Eeeturcs ano Mccilnas.

Eeeturcs ano ltleein9s.
U>HE Thirty Anniversary OF rhc PRESBYTERIAN
Home for Aged Women will be held the home.
40 Eas, I'D street. to-is' Thursday. April 2sth
nal, ppe, three O'Clock Addresses h" expected. An
earnest invitation IL extended 20 all our friends
QUARTERLY MEETING Of tho AMERICAN
" rNsTTTI'TE NAV 5'h. NJ l5 West asth Street n
6 o'clock p NJ WILLIAM 7. PEOPLES. Secretary.
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Spring ncsorts.
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL.
CITY. y. ].

ATLANTIC CITY, y. ].
Virginia and the Beach. This elegant new hote ~
orsu for the HIS the finest rooms.
single and en- suite. with bath: having to windows
each. with fui and unobsiruoted view. Every modern
con' enience Heated throughout steam Passenger
eeva,Os II the seet. The table beautifully supplied
with best dnd the service cannot be surpassed Morn
ins a.J e.enns by the Hotel Orchestra. THE
GRAND ATLANTIC management will offer special IN
dut emenS N t-ims To parties visiting here during tue
Spring Why not enjoy the pleasure and Injuries OF
large hotel moderate rates? Write
and Illustrated BOOKLET. CHARLES Z. COPE.