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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-01

Hood, Emporia, Lyon county; W. E.
Stanley, Wichita, Sedgwick county;
E. H. Funston, Carlyle, Allen county,
John E. Hessin, Manhattan, Riley
county; F. ID. Coburn, Kansas City,
Wyandotte county; w. c. Edwards,
Larned, Pawnee county.
At a special session of the Western
Mennonite church held in Newton,
the subject of their relations to the
war was discussed and several reso1u-
tons were adopted, showing that their
members believed in christian nom
resistance, oppose war and cannot
conscientiously take part in it, but
that they may properly assist in TAX
ing care of the soldiers who are
wounded or sick. They say that such
of their people as wish to serve under
the Red Cross may do so.
| A prominent naval official said to-
day that naval strategy consisted
chiefly in knowing Just the condition
of the enemy's fleet. 1t is for this
reason that the condition of the coal
supply on the Spanish ships is looked
upon as vital, not only in foreshad
owing any aggressive tactics Admira
Cervera may be emboldened to adopt
but also in disclosing his chances Of
escaping from this side of the water
now that he has got here.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-01

Madrid, May 25.-It is reported that
the Spanish government has purchas-
ed another vessel to be used as an ar
mored cruiser.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-01

Sixteen recruits for the regular
army were sent in one squad from
Leavenworth South.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-01
CONSUMPTION
PREVENTED
The Doctor Slocum System at Last Pre-
sents to Mankind a Perfect
and Positive Cure for
7 his Fee Of Health.
CON0UERING THE CURSE OF CENTURIES
BY Special Arrangement Three Free Bottles Of the Doctor
Siocum System to All Readers of This Paper.
CONQUERING The CURSE OF CENTURIES
Rem emher, the

Rem emher, the
main point about tue Doc
tor Slocum System is til: I
il has proven by the mos
difficult tests TO which il
could be subjected TO b.
beyond a possible shadow
of a doubt the absolut.
preventative and cure of
consumption, catarrh.
bronchitis, asthma and
all other throat and lung
diseases.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-01

worked before. He felt that he had a
sin to expiate. When September
came he broke down and was compel.
led to go away to recuperate for the
winters duties. He chose the Berk-
shire Hills, and took with him a young
man from the mission who needed the
change as much as he did himself.
They stopped at a farm house on the
road to Stockbridge. and for week
gave themselves up to tennis, walking
and hill climbing.
One afternoon he and Quincy were
playing tennis on the front lawn when
| a horn woke the echoes of the hillside.
The next instant four horse brake
swung into view, gay party seated
| atop of it, the paraso1s and parti-color.
ed costumes of the ladies making a
picturesque contrast to the background
of woods out of which they had come.
Quincy, who had never seen such a
turnout before, was full of interest,
and dropped his racket that he might
be free to take it all in.
Why, Mr.. Lansing, he exclaimed,
suddenly, believe they are going to
stop here.
The next moment the imposing We
hicle came,to halt in front of the
gate. One of the footmen swung
himself down from his lofty perch,
took pail from beneath the coach,
and entered the gateway with a re-
quest that he be permitted to draw
water from the well to cool hot box.
Quincy FASTENED TO help him, and
Lansing began to pick up the tennis
balls, when he heard some one call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20

,oM cents FOR September There was fair
ann l iy demand for old oats. The talent is
s npp on the crop futures harri1g any ac-
oeS@i,,," 70 corn. \ crop Of 1OO.OW.Ooo bushels
c,oen, is considered large one. The quality
OF a. 30 fair bright in color but light in weight
H Nm 271 cars; estimate for Wednesday,
49, eearances 5a %o er 0us9f fb corn later
r., Win it, Pork closed u cents under Mon
saS, lard and ribs ~ cents 10 10 cents There
were rumors here Of yellow fever outDrg 1oTs
and the weakness at the close There were
ca 900 hogs, with 10000 estimated for to-mor-
row. .... - cen,or,her wheat
..ossd AZ 677k cents: calls" cos cents. Puts
9, September corn. 1874 cents; calls "fN
cents.
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REAL ESTATE.
HARLEM FLATHOUsEs EXCHANGED FOR
THE SCHRAMM PROPERTY.

Trading the feature in yesterdays realty
sales al private contract hut 1t also noticeable
that business in the auction rooms showed cons.d-
cradle Improvement
Philip JesclsOn yesterday traded. for A. c. Hup-
Eel Of the Anton Hupfel Brewing Company. to the
Ernst Marx Nathan syndicate. Nos. 4H and ii5
l. aoN-ave. two nVe-story double hathouses. on a
plot 5px5i a. the northeast corner OF One-hundred-
and-thrty-second-st.. and Nos 45i. i5s and ass
Lenox-ave. three fve-story double hathouses. on a
plot 1.xSi. for the Schramm property at Fort Wash
ington-ave. and one -hundred-an seventy
st. recently reported sold.
ogden * Clarkson sold. for James Taylor. No. 100
West One-hundre d and -sixteenth-st. hve-story
double IA house @2Neoxloo to G. Benenleld the
h4:house 40. ~ East Forty ffth-st.. 2xsi
Martin NetZSer bought from the estate OF Edward
Dcaheld The plot at the southeast corner OF Firth
ave and northumberland nineteenth-st. 0xllV Tor
William Drought sold the new apartment-house
al tho southwest corner Of the Boulevard and one
hurcred-and-f ouriecnth-st. lot SXln. TO an IN
W chanbers sod for Arthur Gos5seh; buildeF
10 Thomas G. Stil.man. No: 70 West one, hundred
anh-fourteonth-st. new hye-story and basement
bii.k ana stone single hathouse. 9oXsoXlooll on
Thc d,ei by which he fortyone Ass9r parcels in
vahabe TO the Goycrnmcnt since the new Revenue
law into operation: over $50 in revenue stamps
" W & T NJ Hail ii,ed plans Yesterday for three
nve-story and basement brick dwelling houses -3x
G5Xo5xfsS - he erected on tho side Of River
side Drive. = feet north Of Eighy-seventh-st' AT a
cos 81 800. 10
Plans w,re also fled by the Harrison Realty
COMPANY for an cight-story brick business building
$6Xg be erected at No. 20 Prlrce-si. at cost OF
So %
In the Broadway salesroom yesterday there was
keen competition for tho northeast corner OF spring
and Mulberry SITS. consisting OF the three ioui-
story brick tenement houses and stores. on LOT Jx
lo7 6x25xlo! No. Is Spring-st and Nos 2ls ana ~
Muherry-st. An offer ~ <ll.6r was made ior inns
property last week 10y firm OF operators. Inc m
cufnLfanccs are 700 AZ auction under foreclos-
ure yesterday the opening bid was $1,000. This was
rapidly Increased by iNis Of S.ooJ and lesssr sums
10 81 90 when the properly was knocked Gown 10
Michael Lapp. adjoining properiy-Ow mex. A.
Peter r. II EYER sold m foreclosure inc TWO HVe-
story brick tenement houses, with stores on iot
25Ns76 80 III Hroomc-st northeast corner OF mo
~ Willatt-st.. 20 tho plaintiff. for S1.Vv
George J.. Read sold in foreclosure the fou. story
stono-frolf tenement house. on lot l6sXHS. no. ~
P.eaeart-avc north Of one Observation-Disclosures
ST.. 90 the plaintiff. for $50. 49,,
Bryan l.. Kennedy sold in foreclosure the - three
thr,c-sfory brick dVolling houses on plot aA1xs
Nos 3D. 81 and 3l6 East Twenty-th!Td-st. 10 j. j.
Lyons for $i 80. -.
James l. Wells sold IN partition the two-story
hri \ cwcllng on lot 2jxlls g. No b>D East One-hun-
drei-and-hIt y-nrst-st. 10 Michael katzhrosM LOT
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NEW BUILDINGS.

with stores o5rs5 7; Dora scheer, No 307 west
1llth-st. owner. Horenburger sirauh. Arch
soth-st. Nos a46 and s4s wet, for i've story
brick fat. 33xsR.5: Lppmann Friedmarn. No
az shave. owners: a T FrinSle; architect
Drive p Z, S,, Of s,tnr RI n..H
23No5 and 2iNG> : William and T Hall No
~ East Ii'h - owners: A Welch. NO "C
5th-a,e. srcfiiect
hess building. 36X9l: Harrison Realty Company
Harrison y Y. owner Neville & Bagge. No
2l7 West l25th 81. architects. .................
Vanfam-st. No .? 10 90 FOR a tvo-story brick
Church. owner: G Hasht. No III Broadway
architect ............
sGih-st. " corner Lrxing,on-ave Tor Two I'VE
story brick flats. with stores. S2x91.2 and 3o3x
50 2 strauss & Rothschild No 100 East $50
-. owners. q Pelham, No % oth-aNe. archi-
i7h-st 80 4oS East. for {. two-.'ory brick store
52d 81. owner. ! " Regelmar. architect ......
Brook-aye. 100 q Of l4ath-et. for two i've
story trick tenemenis 25x14 John Gelse on
No 10 Prospect-ave. owner. r Weber. IT,
Bailey-ave. " $. 81 II ? of McComb's Dam Road.
for n tvO-stOry frame dwelling 2lX4l6. Misses
Humnel kirrshridge. owners Ahnemann u
Is2d-st corner Sedgwick-ave. for a two
story attic and basement frame dwelling. 4er
-. William - Peck 81 No 3lt West 1t4th-st,
owner. William X Benedict. Of No $50 5th-ave.
Rosolac ave :. i25 Il Of MansIon-st. FOR a
two story frame dwelling. 2OV35: Charles Grass
mann. 81 No ~ 2I-aye. owner. Ehelng.
Rose1ale-ave . :. 10 Il n ~ Tacoma-st for A
twos.orv frame dwelling. 21xi5. Joseph Tesoro.
of No l@S Jeferson-ave. owner and architect.
n three story frame dwelling with store 20x
80: Thomas l. Newman. owner and archltect....
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bauer Francis 70 Adeia Kuster. No ils East 9TH .no
na ST. ss''. AaFa,c To- FLORENCE crosby ON
corner 5th s., anl Avenue u. lnirnp.rt Yea,s --'o
hrc%s,er samn'i y 20 ''''''s'"a 900
conn'rs Iaomas - T. Msig TSirI ears 1900
v, ave s~'dfnr-' l' ~ ANA q MOE n iesn-st
Gr e. ' Hcr'cri L. - william II Ila 40 80 ooo
Cirrc"5aar Hae to same. 30 1859 i"Einston- eooo
r4sey jonas Il ct al to the Mutual ~" In
s1raaoe COMPANY iois'-st. 80 It = Of Lex 10000
r.necnha Hc s' and VIE 70 fremont building
and Loan Assocailon Fox-st {" IT OF ,ooo
shwaitenhsre John and 2d F'anE o ( % section Of
- Nyse iai. 30 w Tiri,t Monias 20 Bfd-
Us q Curacr 60. = Mofris-a'e. 1910 " % i,oo
, i.q,n = tan ggi' 70 Louise ccR n sot
son street, go It from road leading 70 White
f Mey ln' 4sPo o.af q Nec y, sS o 700
Lows Chares 81 AL 70 franklin M1 eSrn4r i is,n
y: ~ ~ Y ssl- eng zoe IT r sth-aye
psSa; fra an to Abraham GoIism',a I'm
225 II from IF Lax Ayr,e r s Xos 10
and lis Broadway. y part: year "'''
" H1aman st. i25 It 5 y Jas'bst Iear..s 1890
Acre. Go'Ee = to y N1 i5s y5ars 100
Fischer. Masiicua. the G-rman savings BANK. 100
KIM r@' Ma a1S 49, to ReTnheiner sShma No
nly We" fse h' "a b TappeT 4-' So 4si
re ,i'0' tf ra 'r To jacob Rupper, as
cor Lexington ave. etore lease demand 80, 4si2
H2 M., y f TO 1aS M3TAs a rs 100 and 10. 1890
Martin Orels J.. = the irving savings Inst
luton lolst s.. - Il % Wet Lnd--'e' y ooo
Anderson charles A. 10 Frederick q Potter.
i.s3 J. 81 4l5 Il n Amstefdan-ave years 90
Kce Frank T. susan w Wigsne Z al.
executor. ec. u l1sth-st. 100 II " 81 Nahs- ooo
wosth-ave. years oo'
Nlckes stephen II. = Tluii slfasse l"tAy-
eiie-ft. nelng = of lot 4'l map a Union ,,oo
Rp,o,f;:eE 'h'njamn. to william Robit1ek.
linton ave q II n Of i51st-st. years....:.-.. 1900
Kce. Frank 7. 70 John Maonsey s i1'th-ef' ,ooo
Rarglo John Il. Frederic Mfdebr1ok es 49,.
It5ihsf. III II n Il Washington ave. year; lVo
Bacon. Francis NJ jr. ana ahohei 70 fIaH.h ~
Ilacon and another trustees. 8 lVlst-st. IlV -.
nesls G,lrcr j. - carl Kinkeldey s l27th-s;.
4226 II Of ttk ave. years ;..-........:. o"o
Zee ct. Riynglon-s 81. 'o5 II OF clinton o,o
rSco Ellen. TO Edson p ellison and another.
Turner howard T. TO Martin l. Rick~rson.
2sth-st $50 . n W Of 7th-ave demand LOO
Ianchantin, Carriebelle D. 20 Judson Todd. n s 49,
same TO same. n Ii2th-st. IT'S Z; o Of ath-ave. ~
Hess jacob % Carl Ernst; n corner Audubon 49,.
same 10 same W Audubon-sve. IS II Of .
, o'"'
same 10 same. Audubon-ave izS 10 n OF
isith-st and adjoining lot. j years mort ,o.co
sasns 70 Albert Mamock Audubon-aye -,
i6l 10 II n ls4th-st. years oV"o
Hes Jacob. KGcte! Msmock AUDUBON No.
ave no II n Is4h- 81 years .......: 1900
Same 20 came Audubon ave. 500 II OF .o.o
IL, lSa'" - 81 ssrst Frletiander Audubon-ave
35A0 Il n Of lsitl-.t, ....;:::......'.: b'oo
same same. Audubon-ave. oSlO II OF ,ooo,
Arno ,Sa- Esther Z to Maria Bred; kings
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Go Crit for Business pnrposes.
gonnlrn propertr for Sale

A pamphlet prepared by residents Of
Metuchen, N. J., describing that place, is
directed simply to heads of families. 1t is
not real estate agents circular. II gives
the facts about Metuchen. Those who
issue 1t desire to reach only eongenial peo-
pie, looking for a suburban home, who may
from reading the facts be led to visit them,
and who may from visiting them decide
that Metuchen offers the kind Of home
and the kind of surroundings they want.
The pamphlet may be secured BY Addressing
A. c. Litterst, Metuchen, N. J.
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0rapellers' jotel pcrket 1nioe.

0rapsllsrs' iotel pofket @nioe.
This lis; appears Mondays Wednesdays and Saturday,
HOTELS OFF 1rHE WORLD.
For descriptive booklet OF any Summer Resort Hotel
below call Or address se1d stamp
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Opens June % Write for 'ooklet e
AsBuRr PARE y: SUNSET HALF s'S Glrs r'? &reo
AsBuRY rARK HoFFEL MoNIorMrHF A. F e up
Beach front view. Hot and cola salt water baths in
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Open May IS Oct l. Largest and .'adns H Hoiti
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F3sToN 81 Hotel F e. i ys'a dor T. , g up
BROOKLYN. y. Y'.Hotsl s. Georse /. p ST. 4. p. s.
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Beach Under ne" management. Writ f,r booklet.
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c,,,c5 Ss5 'fy' T5 W1,s soas e%d
* up T0% 2PS. Delightful o19on SIND for
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LAKE So Gf s5r: y i,5S LAKE r. r
LAKE : iv:s y.. He M$RdXn
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up and aarboro Ho;ei. 4. P. $i up.
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minutes from New-York send II for 1 ia,ra,el
NEW ORLEANS L St. cssrs. H'';! 4 p up
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II?MGi,I[i Egg. Grand !Ioiel. = p s.: = 2: si$
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S y. Morrison ! sos Broadwa,. y 7
Undsr the personal management q J. r. Palmer o.,
l.akewSod Terms ms, m2deTsie H31t,s,, ,o,.sv
minutes DOM <. Y. BooElets. Benj. i: Yard PT.E
spNii 6re r:H i on the Beach Hong Lhman
swAMPscoTr. Mass. OCEAN HOUSE. Attractive sur
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received their Uptown once. No. l242 Broadway.
II door north Of 3st-st until O'Clock M advertise
rnents received the following branch occs regular
ofce rates until o'clock p m. viz: "a sh-ave
cor % ST.. Gth-ave. cor ich-st Mays 6h-ave.
Coumbus-ave. near West 66th-st. 100
west 42d 81. Gh-ave: % East lith-st ~ West
7th and sh ayes. lJJ East 4Ith-st LBS
sd-ave between 10Th and nth 1925 3d-ave,
sia,-st Los lst-ave s9th-st: $50 3d-ave..
s5i Slave 2lO Bieecker-st. 325 Bleecker-st
COS sdsvs. 19th-st: I92l 50 CO., 3d-avs
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ALTERATIONS.

sth ave " 40 n four-story brick dwelling:
4 Minaldi. No 3S3 Grand-st. owner. & J
Wa!iher Architects. .....- :....................
mcnt hf ck dwelling: 9 De Gersdorff prem
ises. owner q T. De GersdoTf, architect. .....
2d 81. No l1i-l11 East. TO a ive-story brick and
stone tenement house. Isaac White. No 1876
l|noN-af". owner, I Blndessln, architect.
O1th 4. ~ Wost, 20 lvestory brick and
stone hospital. r . Reid No $40 West End-ave
owner ! Lane. architect. observation-disclosures.
hadison-st. corner Jackson 81. 10 four five
story brick tenement uses. James MCManus
~ 10 Nassau -, owner. q + Pelham. architect
61h-st 10 30 West 10 . four-story and basement
brick and stone clubhouse; Spauldns Literary
Union. owner. J I Butler. 30 % East AZ st.
KIN =. v ia w.: , % ,,.,;
INK; IL II Rogers. No 20 East 57th-st owner;
] II Smith. archit~ct. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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bridge Road. 100 Z, W Of Columba-ave or ls3d-
Boertlein julius 70 the East River Savings In
stitution. lst-ave CO = Of l23i-st year.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ii % s, s2 3s' rsu1. Xxx. aa., Tnto.' N'.. $500
sra-., = 5. ~ =. map taoaport ic5AicS. ooo
i.olenoe crosby to Aasaste Busn .G ~ 900
$c,e rsul e. cioyd. referee. 10 fe.en anon. 800
1872 - - y t'.'' q A'''I'' 'N'i.'' J. "".."t
,,h-aye. = ,oii II D q iIa,h-st 2arl"'. WI :,
II, ~. nap section T. wise estate. william o.o
sano rr5perty. Tlomas Pealsal TO New YORK o
Pulling Loan Ranking C.11any -.... -, j"
Maisa,ray ana another to John schwale'nbTs ,ooo
e,,i - Is wts,. 7oxloos. Jacob Martin and
another 20 Keiecea cehn ana a. ,igeF .1T.I,I,
naii 20 na.,. Grc@rbau'r. 49,. 1900
1r,nrf5r are ~ 1853 251'5: same to Her ,,coo
So y" - Vest 2;yo2 Ro'ea'hai to .o
~ i ~ s. liza East 21oo TO- Gus'ayo Mrr|a
,. -l ~ p ',s q cou-su. arc ar'eii. ,o
Nylon Fox nat ",,e - t1',-, ave III
i.n, 25rli7,. Frederic Maa.etrook 60 i'hn ,,,o
p,,.. rag +, 7ss =, o., c-ia,or--,. 2s.7,
ION irresll lr; Henri siras1 nrgeT and VIE %
I.afa5e,,~ o. w S., A. .sf nap unionpoF'. ION
Rag 5. 80 - S5Sico. Ara'- Jones 20 .c,o
ie,as' 80 :, " Of wH'si3 ~ =, 80 aEr' i"' 80
rdp MAJ fA.':Fffo i"n 70 d 3, NAH S:sos
ssiIIics2 George II EhrEo" and "ie to 90
47ihsst :. 47o7 It II ;,h-aye . ic,oo' 49,.
Clay %i' a%e' A c5Tsef i75r &,iio sosic
A9:a6Sa-ayc. ? : corner i5o,h.,. 7S''7e: Jacob =,
CNrr"Ih
ll'-.tvr. " q q y is-tt -. a"H~'. JACOB
Hess md wife 20 tho Dean Realty COMPANY 80. J
- sho'u.ave. ia5 . = Hroaf7ay. "',A'S TX
q, iO1a5 2. Nay sheridan - John Ken
Fordhnrn- . ~ Q corner lot -. nap
Irr-r Morrsar!a. 5isioN. fe.'v kfugp a7f w" ,oo
e ma ys. FoTaH; To;,l l9ss,'2E
,sss q. =, as It " Of Am;;eriara-ayt i'6x
u. Fuge1~ Potter ani w''s . 'h1TlN'
Josh n, n s. III q - an ave. 1910
Tforas " Smith and wife - Michael
Oh ave. p e. " bal; ~ Gsi. map wakef"f. '"t
ia. Valentine sprasue. y. and wife 90 80
Mount morris Cooperative building ana I|A" 4,
park ave q .. ~. II n a l70th-st. 7iN5o.
Gc9-re J. Anirae and VIE n Masiaieni :, ooo
81 AIMS ave v g. % It n u i3jtA-s- &A3C Mas o,o
f4lena Fischer arf another % ie0rge = Anifte 2%'"
Ta!lroaG-ave. q f. 80 2, . . q i'Ot g. @SloJ'
Emily bradbury. widow. 70 George j An rae
2Sfh.ef r. 1902 2 ~ It'll ave. 10 NM'>' 90
U.r.r! + Turner ~ Emily Tune. $500. l''"
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BOARD ano Rooms Uanirn.

NX-ANTED.Ir private family whore there are other
w uoaricrs large r. rf room and bath. with break
fast. 35th. 5Gn aIth street" between 6th and 18th
avenues r. II. F.. care q T. r Estes & Sons. A.
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y received th'r Uptown oice. n. lag Broadway,
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n en's received the following branch Ol'es at regular
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FURNISHED fonscs Go Get g cuntrp.

(,OoL sEAsHORE COTTAGE tor tired people: moderate
u rent. D. boating safe bathing. trees. bicycling
references former tenants circulars photographs Prot
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pnbIie Ncilte.
CITY OF NEW YORK.
DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND
ASSESSMENTS.

Stewart building. 80 broadway.
July 9Th. 1893.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the Com
,rissioners O, Taxes and Assessments that the As
.es.-enf Rolls o. Real and Personal Estate in said city
1loroughs Of Manhattan and The Bronx for the year
have boen nnally completed and have been dellv
eted IT, and with. the Municipal Assembly OF said
ey and that such Rolls Will remain TO
kic inspection IN the office OF said Municipal Assembly
Tor period fifteen from the date OF this notice
Thomas 1. Fener,
Presiien' COMMISSIONERS
Edward c. Sheehy. OF
Thomas J. Patterson, TAXES AND
william +. Grell. ASSESSMENTS
c. oa!mon.
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DKOFOSALS For FORAGE AND STRAW

Yves, Point y Y. July 49, iSos.-seaied proposals
'rlll.ate viii 10 received here until - o'clock NJ
August iS9S and then opened. 0r furnishing Forage
and Straw required during fiscal year lS" I. : re-
serves right reject all proposals any part
thereof Information FUR shed upon application. En-
ve1rs containing proposals should be marked Proposals
for Forage and Straw" and addressed WM r SPURGIN
q
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Proposals.

A RMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET,
New YORK city July Ia. lA9>-Seaiei proposals, In
received here until II o'clock July
% 1895. and then opened for supplying about 10000
= mineral OIL specifications and schedule.
will be furnished application 70 the undersigned.
viii be given articles u domestic production
Manufacture conditions u quality AMI price uhcludlng
price 81 foreign production manufacture the duty
thereon being equal The the right
reject accept all sails or any part there
o. Envelopes containing proposals. should be marked
Proposals for Mineral OIL" and addressed TO a. 8.
kIMBAIl.. J. O. VI. General
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Suburban Real Gstnte.

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A GE%t'Y.-N0nicalr real estate. all kinds. sale and
n rent CLARENCE T.. TUBS. Montclar y. J.
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Ciin proprrip for Sale or Go Get.


Tor SALE OR RESr-Eo. 220 Madison Avenue FUR
u'sN.t occupied by CT. Robt O. Insrrsoi. % 4xloo
Lalir ~ fhcafr" TT particulars address OWNER. Boz
es. Stamford. Delaware county New York.
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
.he ofc- Of the Light house Inspector. Tompkns-
Vile y Y. until ~ O'Clock NJ Aug l. 1928. and then
rened ro furnishing supplies for the Lighthouse Estab
Iishment accordance WIKI specifications. copies Of
vvhch with hla1k proposals ard other information may
he had upon Application TO =. NJ. SHEPARD. Captain
L. s. y
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Dlri0cno Notices.

THE II. u. CLtFLIN COMPANY,
Corner 4 Church and Worth SIS, Ncw Yort.
July % 1898
THE QUARTERLY INTEREST on the pro
terrel s'o,ks VIII be paid August lst.
Transfer books VIII De- closed +. NJ July I'd.
j. y FORCE Trca@lrer
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