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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-07-21
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Is GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES. q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

part of it during the day, do not do it so
completely as to shut out the moving air,
but invite it in through the open win
dows ct the bottom, and after its mission
egress through the windows opened at
the top. The dust may find it's way in
also, but better some dust and some air
than no dust and no air. Bear in mind
t4at cool room in summer is not desira
bic nor healthful if the GOODNESS has been
purchased at the expense Of, fresh aif
and sunshine. Do not fail to have every
window of every living room lowered
from the top, II only few inches. LA
dies Home Journal.
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An Excuse for Parsimonx.

There is fine old crusted masculine
prejudice that women, as a class, are
stingy. And am not so sure, admits
one of their sex, but that this hoary CON
vention is not founded to a certain extent
on fact. Only. gentlemen let me beg. Of
hangs closely on to the power of earning
money, and that the woman who makes
her own life and her own living is rarely
guilty of the odious vice Of parsimony.
The horrors of a rigid domestic econ
omy are usually practiced by eminently
virtuous wives to whom weekly dole
for housekeeping is handed out: ladies'
who not possessing penny Of their own,
and having no proper pin money settled
upon them at marriage, are tempted to
pinch and scrape in order to put some
thing by for themselves. That such a
proceeding smacks of sharp practice is
not, perhaps, as patent to the old-fash-
toned housewife as it is to the modern
housekeeper. 1t is difficult to imagine
a professional woman buying inferior
food for her family in order to make her
self stocking"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-07-21
Luck and Horseshoes.

There is nothing in the theory that
NAL works harder than the horse or is
treated worse in it's old age? Yet it
wears four Of them. Atchison Globe.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-07-21
To Take the Sting Out OF SuuLur..

A good cure for sunburn is made by
slicing and soaking cucumber for a few
hours in milk, and bathing the face two
or three times day with it. Dry the
face carefully afterward, using soft
towel.-Laties' Home Journal.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-07-21

plex food, and added to the bulk already
in the stomach will make digestion
very readily becbmes I;6isof1ous frYn,
germ COMMUNICATIONS Typhoid aid scar
let feyers and diphtheria are largely
propagated through this medium, espe-
cially in thickly-populated districts where
the inhabitants are in the habit of drink
ing raw; milk. Raw milk is more
readily digested than boiled or sterilized
milk, consequently the necessity for Per
sonal and constant inspection Of the COW
and her surroundings.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-07-21
British Bow of Bulk.

At Dearhan, near Maryport. the win
ner Of the belt awarded for wrestling by
youths under 16 by the Northern Coun-
ties Wrestling association was J. Tun-
stall Of Great Broughton, who is only
u years Of age, stands over G feet in
height, and weighs about twelve stone
GIGS pounds .-Birmingha Post.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-07-21

The republic Of Venezuela contains
any country In Europe except Rnssia.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-07-21
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q YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN. =
Observation-Disclosures

U..-and- Doing.
OF course, you all have heard about
The Up-and- Doing Land, I know,
Biographies have left It out,
But It's not very far IT, 90
TO find its cities, old and new,
And all its happy people. too.
For Up-and- Doing Land Is true
And not fairy-land at all:
And all have work enough to do
To keep them busy, great and small;
The Up-and- Doing people are
The busy people, near and fur.
The children always find a way
TO keep the idle strangers out;
And whether at their work or play.
They're bright and wide awake. no doubt.
Take warning, when YOU lolter down
The streets Of Up-and- Doing Town.
Frank Walcott HUT in Youths Compan-
ion.
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Ventila ting the House in Sum m er.

admit sunlight at least part of the
day in as many Of the rooms as is possi-
bic, especially in the sitting room, dining ming
be aired daily and given the benefit Of
the sunlight il not Of the sunshine di-
.rsctlYl Should you close the house or Y
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-07-21
PRINTING IN ANCIENT ROME.
Couquerors of the World Came Near
Discoverin. Movable Type.

CoUquerors of the World Came Near
Discovering. Movable Type.
1t seems quite surprising that the an
Client Romans did not acquire the art Of
printing with movable types. inasmuch
as they came so very near it. They had
wooden blocks carved with words in re-
verse. by means Of which they stamped
those words on pottery while the latter
was yet unbaked anG soft Incidental
ly. 1T may be mentioned that they knew
the modern method of melfding broken
pots by means of rivctS. and many pieces
OF pottery thus restored have been dug
up. In ancient Rome there was one daily
newspaper, which was written entirely
by hand. Furthermore. the Roman Sen
ate had a publication which corresponds
to the Congressional Record. being a re-
port of the daily proceedings of that i'm
portant Legislative body. 1t likewise was
written by hand Speaking Of baked
clay, one might mention the fact that the
little boys Of Rome 1000 years and more
down with marbles of that material. Just
as children do now.-Philadelphia Times
Habits OF Speech.
why do educated parents allow their
children to contract habits of INGRAM
NAUTICAL speech that will have to be CON
quered in after life?" asked spinster of
a mother.
because they hate to worry the poor
little things about such matters when
they are young and should be care free
1t seems cruel to be all the time cor
recting them and keeping them on their
good behavior. They will have to learn
the rules of our dreadful language all too
soon as it is"
Yes" said the spinster. land in addi-
ton to learning to speak properly they
will have to unlearn the tricks of speech
in which they have been allowed to in
dulge all their lives. know" laughing.
that there is much ridicule of old maids
children but l believe that my theory
in this case is correct. 1t is positive
unkindness to let your child double his
negatives and say amt when several
years from now he will be harshly re-
proved for his lapses, The child must
learn to talk anyway, and is it not as
easy to teach him to say 1t is |. as Its
me?' And is it not as simple for the
little tongue to lisp 1 saw it, as I seen
it? l love baby-talk, and should not cor
rect a child for his INSTRUMENTATION of
hard words. AS he grows older he will
himself see his mistakes in that line and
change them. But I insist that it is n
parents duty to make the difficult path
to grammatical speech as easy as posi-
BILE by never allowing the little ones to
stray from it in the beginning. "-Har-
nor'S Razar
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Court Calendars This Day.

IS, r. i, x o., 3, = 5a4%4: - i: = ,4i.v,
Natter Par, III Clear a. Motions. bcmnrdr HtS
Pre- erred rsn.cs ~ o7st t.& 8,# s4ss, 938
3474. Part " Case unfinished. Law and fact Nos
1lr@, 2762, 1888, S2HH, 26tu, Gl"7. 32T7, %l2l.
1858. 2b17. 1870 5000, 800. aoI2 2GOo 3a1u, 27N4
1892, 1924. 1870. t3'i+, gS2d, 2S3G 2suH $500.
Part V --tlcar Gases from Part ". Part ~ Ad
juurned until Monday June T." 1879. Part VII. Case
unfinished. Elevated railroad ca,es. Trial Teri
Part I-Case unfinished. Preferred causes, Nos.
nn4+' "I7,i MGs! Nal; "'ts $50. al0i 5I4e
n7s2, u5e4. "5f6, ~i22. "d21, p75s. -H3i, 1881.
Part 1lG.-Case unfinished Nos. 1873, 1913. 43l7.
a"5 51 415 i6n a t4 to$ ~, 80 d@
+Go", 4iI7, $500 21r2 #+IG, HnlS. 4"OI. 50ti,
Part v Case unfinished Case from Part iii. Far,
Nl-Clear. Cases from Part III. P.rt yll-.Clcar.
Nos. Pa 1857, .""a. $500. 30, @ol4. 4a7l, "2o5.
4UO7, a223. 8282 iG7l 2I75. 3I2d. 2303, 32l2
34NT, 4G1l. +T.i. 10 "a. 3AIS. Part VIII-Casc un.
hn.ohss4. Cas- from Iaryll. Par IL; Adjourned
finished. Cases from Part VII art Nj case IN
nnisaed. Cases from Part VII Part MI Case IN.
surrogatcs Court, himh"rs. For probate Wills
of John Houston. Ai'lnc Tue or, MARGARET McCor.
Fsniin TON 4 io.4HS VI Snn1 M,rt w. Yh%r
/ Riya, atilA M. Thoma.t chmn".r, Emil Ilarhcrt,
viii Rabbit kcnn iy al 1910 4 ~ So, AZ -.
will ut An lrcw KIrrl AZ 1880 \. NJ, Nc, i51.
will Of Bertha Rand, Il 1880 NJ
NJ. Motions. Trial FERN Part / Cle!r Ms.
8"n+. %n&. l2lS 27"N ii"". lS,N, ."'i". "ti1
aa"n. tooN. 4oo;' co.'s. Part ll-Clcar. Nos
38Soit 1901 @I"4t. 1915. 35-4Ip 27u" 1850, ;s1l4
3i.s. 3277, 37l2, 2-"n. 3D. 27-n. an27i.. 2.O4,
372S 3 50, @t~4. 32lu, 3ua-, 23-l, "'I". GS2O
Gs21. Gs22, "s23, 1875, "l",, &ll.. zoos, #r"2
@i! 2! 49, 49, r4 nG KS c 74 s 7i
I42H, 1853, "R"". 122N. 7+4I, 125', 7o1d 7+2S.
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John y. Golding has sold for William Pollock
the lot. 30x1O3, on the east side Of Fifth ave-
nue.. lu2 feet north Of Seventy eighth street
The. same broker. has also, sold for Alexander
+ MHRde to William n Am9ry Secretary of
dwelling No; l27 East Sixty second street.
k Weif have sNd for Catherine
" Max Marx Ia has sold to James 3o + spelman lot
NJ F. kerby has sold for C. c. .Riker to
Bridget Gallagher the three family frame
Samuel Fleishmann has sold the four-story
brnwnstone dwelling. No. ID East Seventy
third street. on lot 22XlO22.
NJ Bargebohr has sold for }: Fleischman X
Son the two five story flats on the west side OF
Fifth avenue, 80 feet north Of 18th street.
Adolph \. Bendhem has sold to Thomas Bell
tn" old building. on lot 5O.2X5 }. >. on the north
west corner Of West broadway and Worth
street. sx-story building will be erected on
the site.
W. + Haws 4 Son have sold to a builder the
plot. lOOx275 on the northeast corner of
broadway and Hath street.
Nos - to Is West l25th street. four-story
brownstone flats, are reported sold.
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substantial amount of trading was reported
4, ,eolty Yesterday, the brokerage branch OF
,nn market making a particularly good show
Inn, when the season and the weather condi-
,....s are considered. The properties sold in
,.'g,Ird "A vacant lot on Fifth avenue and a
handsome private residence on East sixty
..m.nl street The day was also busy one in
n.,,urtI.u room. OF the long list OF offerings
th,rrun'y Ncr" -"cured bv outsiders. the others
Going ,,larti,s IT, the actions.
John \ COOLING and Samuel Goldsticker
r,..r,.tho BOXERS in the sale OF the John f.
,,rr.V lots Al Fifth avenue and Ninety fifth
.,rrr, whirh was reported some time ago.
rra np,rr II the property was Isaac n. Cothier
OF Ia, Ir.uhin,
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At the New York Real Estate Salesroom yes
teriay Peter + Mover 4 CO sold in f9r ore, los
lu4 East Thirtty;eiGhth street, to George ".
also the two ilye-story stone-front flats, Nos
10 and 13l West 18TH street, to John T.
Willets for $4,000 each also the three story
brick dwelling. No. t42 Nest 10th street, to
William MITCHELL for 50, 70O:, also the three
thrre-story brick dwellings. Nos. 55} to 55I
West 1881 street. to Henry Bernheim, for
S25332, and the vacant lot. 115xl OOx11SX
1904. to Martin Giczler and J. Il. Perlkefter for
81 S}u.
H. Phoenix Ingraham 4 Co. sold, in fore
closure, the fOur-story brick store. No. ~ John
strcet, to the plaintiff, Susan NJ. c. Livingston.
for SoO.OOO.
Herbert A Sherman sold. in foreclosure. the
three fve-9tory brick fats. Nos. l2i5. 1868 and
1861 Park avenue. to George W. Arthur for
SD. 100 each.
Thomas C. Smith sold, in foreclosure. the
four-story brick dwelling, No. 573 West l6l st
street TO the plaintiff, p J. McMoran. for
ST.. 1870
Bryan L. Kennedy 4 Co. sold. in foreclosure.
the vacant lot, "a +xlOO, on the northwest cor
nor Of Melrose avenue and l53d street. to II
W. Gilbert for S2i."32.
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Dryer ,t" t" D.cdrich BIendermann, $4,000
Az b, W $. 1910 Ii s3l It. 25.5xsD.5; lolph
Jaeger, indiv and trus. ct al. to SOPHIE
Az +, 7G TO sad st. ~ $50: Aaoph
Jaeger, ndv and trus. ct al. to sophie ,oo,
Bedford ST. 5 e cor Commerce st 2lN5ox
20 %Ha" and heaf} } s to 52 rG 2s
uci Chamber to GottI:eh NJ Karpas ',",.'- l
hEHnd EtSd Ms STF 10 Within ia rswfor
Boone ON st 3oT ana nd, 10 Milton Butter
c ha to a So'i nnx S/ s Jefferson st.
24,"1sI.i; wilian1 Lovcllo 20 Jennie q
ConySysnSc Of all NE to any lang in states
tnyUs A Goldsmith and ano TO Louis Leo
Morris r'is ay. 8 cor 1876 st. loonroo MARY
Nilsson 70 Donald Robertson and AI">an.
MOI az ee@r 4tih St 32y5H PmHp,ms o,,
l4s%! iIG.%, Gso,Eo, Hooks ana Elise
Park ay, co, Gony mr. p ',n.ar?as4N
n5xelaH; August Jacob t. Am liza
PIT Soor s,apt"m i looA"ov trrov, ,on
Rlvcrav, vs., l5Ou Ii;th IT, 25Nl :H',HN27.7x
l57.5 also River av, VS.; ION ih5th st,
W"cGsier to M~r r| raiy and '' ..'' $500
RTGr ay $ 200 lWth st. &h1L IH3 to
Mary 4 brady and ann. .....- ......,..,.... a,+oO
= G9 I7 iSs Il. $ 2T,"I Lcd mTGGF
Hut'"r to Geo McAdlm.- ............ ... 5000
R?':lIi ryns & SEsS' s3 rst
Ci,orge l. Baisley aud auo .,.,. 49,. 1880
Boz lie II, S, ~ Poplar II, 2SNluOX2GN
roo Irving NashbUrl, ref, 70 GeurLe
Hlslcy and aHO ...... ,,......... 1000
Roselc st. .. SIS = Poplar ST. 25Nl3E.sX
27IlNl22.2; Irving Mashhun, ref, to
George Paisley and an. .. .....-.. 1850
ROsee st g cor Poplar Il 2,NlOOXI+N
IuO.5. Irving Washhurn. ref. 10 Ctt rye +
BaIslcy and ano ....... ............ 1918
R1scile st. g :, 100 Silver st. 2SAlOOx2Tx
100. Irving Washhurn. ref, TO George
iJaisiey and ano ... .... ........ ...., 1000
r rselle 1t, W 3, SIS Poplar st, 25NlOp.lO
N27llNH7.5, Irving Nhshhurn, ref, to
tI,O Z BIIsley and ano. .., ... ......... S2o
koscllc st. e r. Poplar ST. 2EN l0ON26I
100. Irving Washburn, ref TO Geo Bats
lev ana ano .,.....-..'. ........... ~. ..- 1000
r SOLE It, e ;, ~ Poplar ST. 2NNlOON2"N
100; Irving Washburn, ref, to Geo y Pans $500
y and ano ....... ..... ...,..- ......,. 1000
Ro,rlIr st. " = 1H.s Poplar st, 25Xl29.2X
97lINlOL.1O, Irving Nashhurn, ref TO
&c ~" p BaSlcy and anp .....,,. .-.-.,.., $50
RYsrllr II W =. loss Poplar 81, 26NlSIN
gTlININ4N Irving Mashburn, ref, -
George + Baislry and ano ....-... ...... 1,oh
SILVER st. II s. ~. " Resell" 81, ,NlOO,NN
2IN3H.II living Washburn, ref, to Geo
Baisl y and ano ....., ...,,.,r 80. $50
Silver 4, n =, 42.se West Farms road. 21K
lba.2x irreg; Irving Washburn, ref, to
George p Baisley and ano .......,,,......'. l'22t
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Alexander av, 1876: Rose DAILY TO Thomas
DAILY, 10 yre .......,-.... ..............
East B'way, - Morris Goldstein to Nathan
Hewel and ano . Az yrs ............ .......
Greene 81, III; Adolph Bankauf to David
Rosumoh 3 yrs ....... ... O.. ..............
Norfolk st. 1875; Wolf BorosChck to Isdor
ReGer and ano. 3 yrs ..... ............ ........
Norfolk st. l6s: Edward McManus to Ma
than Havel, = yrs ........... ... $500 t.
Union 81, 2; William Myliu- to win am F
Grote. HIP yrs .................... .........
9th av. 40, and West 8sth 1t; charlotte
Weatherley to Emanuel VI Cattle. 20 yrs
from March /, 100, recorded June |,
9th av, s35; John Z Roosevelt and ano.
trus. to f Francis Hyde, 3 yrs..............
oath st. 100 and 1el W, Chas A Winch
to American Ice c.. 81 oyrs..............
2Sth st, 233 and 800 w Chas A winch to
American Ice Co. SIP yrs................
4 tn st, 10 ". Imogen Brown to Benz Bern
hard, 3 pip yrs T.. .........................
1l4th st. 453 E, and 2S8 and 265 Pleasant
av: Bridget Curley to Ninccnze Marine, 4
h o. . D..
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AErlcE ~ cnMM1ssIoNEn or IMMllNArInl

nFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF IMMIGRATION.
" PORT OF NEW lORk, BARGE OFFICE.-S,alcd
proposals. will u reCriNc At this Office up to two q
o. lock 7. NJ, Ou tn 10Th day If June" 1850. aud
opened Immediately th"rcaft r. for tn" exclusive
prIvll yes II exchanging money, Transporting pas
srnger- aud baggage and keeping Gang houses ~
this station Each y sal must be for separate
priv IcEc aud must I- ac.ompin'rd by u certified
check for one hume dollars sIOu az n guaran-
II good lth. Tn" right l. reserved to reject any
and all bid or t" waive any defect or in ormalty III
any hid Il 1t be deemed III the interest of the Guv-
eminent to do All bids received after III" time
stated will lie returned to the bidders, Proposals
must be uclo-ed IN envelopes, scaled and marked
Proposal for ....,. .......,. .. privilege M Ellis
Island and Barge Ohice." and addressed to the Com
missioner Ot immigration The conditions aud linn.
tattons to which such nriyiieg. Will he subject
he ascrrtin"d by applying to the said C"mmss ner
OF immigration.
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auction Sales To-Day.

~ rETER f. MEYER co.
N.,...., No ri, southwest corner of Six
to,,.,u -'irrt. 22!NSS; four STORY brick store
sri tenement, with three-story brick store
MD tenement on street; subject to lease Of part
Of rrru1se-; taxes. assessments. &c. $lS33O
A. Interests and
"'li FRI, ayruur. northwest corner Of 15Oth
stree ~ NiW Harant t. par 1I11 sale Ter,
a ,~tracy. llushrouck II Schroeder, attorneys;
Xug,,'g- Van Wyrk. referee: taxes. assess
" ,ofa r%c east st." side. 25G is feet north of
Morris ra,k avenue, 5t,Xo2. vacant; forecos-
I"nn.yrt al Joseph Fitch. attorney; Jacob W.
Kahn. referee due On Judgment, 81 ~ and
interest; cost ana ai.owances' SS3 ~ ana In
trr",t
ny JOHN n. GoIDlNG.
West l&nn street: N9s sos VT, t9 GIL GIL p99rth
sttr.:t, i23Sln" 10; two and iour-stor brick
worst"d mills; partition sale: George II.
i FrGdersk G. Pbentiss ct a. Smith
rct"rra: equitable lien for which premises are
t. J.. sid. 81 ,2S3 % and interest, less credit
O. S6,O2'i ~; taxes, assessments. &c. 800.
BY JAMES l.. WELLS.
Third avenue. No. 1851, east side, 500 feet
northuf lu2d street 1sx105: three story brick
tenement. with store: foreclosure sale Helen
ter y Coleman, attorneys: Louis B, Hasbrouck.
referee; due on Judgment, Slo:34l.HU aud in
torrst costs and allowances, S4lSlO and inter-
est taxes. assessments. &C. s3l7.15 and in
tercst.
ny HERBERT A. SHERMAN,
Henry street No. 1926. south side. 1906 feet
west o Jackson street. 25x94 1Ox25x14 II -four
story brick tenement with store foreclosure
enle: Edward n Taller ct al, trustees. vs. Leo
loli Haas ct al. W, H. Hagen. attorney: Au-
gustus {. Brown. referee: due on judgment.
Sl+,532 ~ and interest; costs and allowances.
S34OII and interest: taxes. assessments, &c,
$3.50 40 and interest
BY BRYAN l.. KENNELLY co.
East Ninety street, Nos 1927 and 800.
north side. 200 feet west OF First avenue 5Ox
lOJ11. two siX-story brick tenements. with
stores foreclosure sale ; Citizens Savings Bank
Sophie oebermann ct al. John W. PRISON
attorney; s. l.. ii. Ward. referee: due on Judg
ment. So 1913. 81 and interest: costs and allow
auces. $3.50. ~ and interest; also water rents
for 1898 and 1899
BY WILLIAM NJ. RYAN.
East Forty fifth street. No. 234 south side.
1874 feet west OF Second avenue. 25x5i y to lane
x2S.5X1O.3. with all title to said lane four-stOry
brick tenement. with stores: foreclosure sale {:
Rosa Strauss ct al executors, VS.. Henry
Bendheim: Samuel d. Levy. attorney: Edward
/. Mccall. referee due on judgment. Sl2.71o.Oo
BY WILLIAM Kennedy.
West 135th street. No. 1lS, south side. 27o
feet west of LenoX avenue. "a ii y xM IL five
story brick fiat. with stores foreclosure sale
United States Trust Company, trustee. vs..
Charles II. Kivlen ct al Edward W. Sheldon.
attorney: Charles A. Jackson. referee: due on
Judgment. S23. .,5S. 33 and interest; costs and
allowances. $3.50 -: taxes. assessments. &c.
S659.S3 and interest.
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Bryant at es 100 I'D st. 25xloo Matthew
Riley aud ano vs Samuel Kenny ct all turtclos LEM
atty. J Berg
10Th at. 2jS W; Grace Dundon VI Anna dies;
atty, Y Reed
51th ST. IS 100 9th NV, 25xlOl. ~ irrcR; Lillian
Gillespie W. AlOn1u Answorth ct all attys Gillespie
4 II.
lnIth st. 3 a. 227.I Q Columbus av, 83.4Nloo.ll;
1Oith st, s. 2uOS Columbus av B34NluO.l ;
John Terry and ann, trus VS. Edgar Coles ct al;
attNs. Lord. h l..
nth st ms - W I'd av. 26x7b.7, George Carter,
trns. &c, VS. Katie Hcruld ct AL attys, Hcttrctch,
&S.
18th st s =, 100 1th av widened, 5nX1oo. ~ /:
Fredk Mcrtens Va Vim ii PCkcn ct al: atty, NJ
Aucrhach
I25th st. = s. $50 W Amsterdam ay. slN1oO. 1;
Thomas Reilly and Frank Wennemer va Max Hart
ct al; tUreclos liens attys. vii iun, b w.
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Public 3otirrs.


Scaled proposals for furnishing the materials and
pcrforniI the labor IulTed and ucro-Sarj for
stalling duplex steam pump r N" new group a.
Kin-s Park, y. y for Long Island Stat Hospital
may he sent by mail or delivered in person NY t.
NJ. on tn" 10th day " June. lsn ~ Truman J.
Backu-. President Of tn" Board ~ Ma gers Frank
lin Trust building ropkyn. y. y. which time
and pace the board will receive and open all pro
pOsals.
Drawings and specifications may be consulted and
blank forms OF 'oposa obtained Al the Office Of the
Board of Managers. franklin Trust building, Brook
lyn y Y at the othr, If l.. g. Helms, State Archi.
tect. i'll the Cauitol az Albany \. Y.
Each bid must lie inClOHcd In envelope, scaled
and addressed to Truman J. Rn"kus. President Of
III" Board u Managers. Franklin Trust building
Brooklyn, Y. y. and nhOrsrd " Proposals. tor in
stalling duplex steam pump Kmg ;I PARK
Scr ,tnrN Of Rnhrl Of MLnaNnrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-08
Select Apard.
West side.


4 -SOU1HERNERS Omn.Odatnd with choice
~. double single rooms. high class table; board
optional ~ West 2lsf 81.
I ENON Az. Ip2.-N.r,ly furnished rooms; parlor
! dining room, c'o,ilrnt lDcatun; references,
table Eur is aCcu mlAVd,tvd.
NJASIhTTk& AV. &4G ,Moriug-idv Park.--
w Pleasant rooms; hoHc tahl" table boar lcia ac.
Comnodltrl.
SOCTHERNEltS Visiting city VIII md cool newly
- furr shed ROOMS. meals optional. r"aS, nInlr.
THE COKNElI. ",th IT. AMI G utra I+rh West.
INVEST Esd Az, sos. Handsomely fur iehod
w rooms. cn -ui'e or slHgi. table UncNc,led. re-
lin, private iautl,.
II STH ST, so, WET. Rooms. single or en-
L - suite: board optional: new apartment OVER
looking parks ana Amsterdam car-.
DDD ST. 7TH Az. gOil the RaudelO Hand
= 4 some rooms; huu location; liberal table,
summer terms, references.
JDETH ST. ia WEST Elegantly appointed
~ huuAr, hdnlsom" roums en- SUITE, sll 2iy, I'M
cNropuunahle table, SOuthcmcrS accommodated
summer rates.