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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09
YELLOW FEVER SITUATION.
No NV CASES At HAMPTON QUARANTINE MAY
RE RAISED or FRIDAY

No NV CASES At HAMPTON QUARANTINE MAY
RE RAISED OK FRIDAY
Newnort News Va Aug (SpeciaD There has
heen no change n the yellow fever situation since
the fortv-thrd case was reported yesterday after
mon No more deaths have occurred The Soldiers
Home has been supplied with provisions 10 las;
until the quarantine Is raised. Phphus has been
relieved and there is no danger Of famine Pres
emf indications point the raising OF the quar-
antine against Hampton Friday Saturday
Health Officer Samuel " Hobson has invited the
state Board ~ Health and Surgeon J. II White
IN charge NJ quarantine work 70 . conference
With the city Board Of Health To be held the
warwick Hotel on Thursday afternoon
The object OF this conference will be TO receive
Surgeon Whites report as 10 the condition Of
a1sirs in Hampton. and 10 officially raise the
quarantine against that city II II IL safe TO 10
e. Or White will conclude his house ~ house
,,sosct'or before that time. and n he reports 70
,ba health authorities as the represent ative ~
30 Tinted states Marine Hospital Service
-, ,bsre are no suspicious IN that
IL and mat 10 raise the quarantine AZ this time
y,iI not be dangerous move, II Is probsbie that
acfioD VIII be taken
80 grsu ag that Of other cities depef1ins on its
easso+scfive measures, 20 send 10 Hampton q large
paaD0anv OF guards. under the ofrcers VINO are IN
coIpta yoU 10 act in cooperation with the Hamp
90. 6Tarartiue guard. In order 10 maintain strong
VI, tsgains, PhGbus and the Home II the quar-
anln' IN nrobably 20 into effect on Friday. AT
oiuea vents have been completed 10 run Out OF
IIsal,snton special train for the oeneht OF those
persons bexo1d Richmond. The approval Of sur
ponts5 ~ Wvman and the permission Of the
81. Rnafd Of Health have been obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09
RMS rOB BR0OELry DRrDOcK

Washington. Aug s-The Navy Department TO-
dav opened the bids for the machinery ~ thA
Brooklyn drydock which was destroyed by fire last
spring There we're large number Of bidders. and
IL will take several days 70 determine which ~
them is the lowest in several classes OF machinery.
For the electric apparatus Of complete power
nIan, tho three lowest bidders the Bullock
Electric Company. $4,000. the General Eleotri,
Company $4,000 and the Westinghous" Company.
sIs5 600 For the six cranes the bids ranged nom
S5 900 10 5000 The lowest bidders for the crane
wsre Snst,lcine & Hurnichver. tho Morgan Com
nanv and the Niles Tool Works. For the Other
apparatus there were Ss bids. ranging from 1880
10 ysq OF these the General Electric anc The
Westinghouse companies put in the lowest bids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09
SILVER MEN ANXIOUS OVER THE OUTCOME.

Birmingham Ala Aug s-John ". Tominson'
chairman OF the Democratic Bimetallism ConVen-
ton in an interview in The Age-Hersld. says
The contest in kentucky may have an important
bearing on the status OF silver in the United STATES
Senate At present the body is tie on the ques-
ton II the gold Senator from Kentucky ana th'
one in Louisiana are displaced ny silver men u
would give the silver forces two majority. even
should they fail to dispace gold Senators in States
ike Kansas Nebraska Minnesota, West virginia.
Michigan wyoming and others whose terms expire
in 1891 II is of the utmost importance that the
Democrats carry the day in kentucky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09
STONE HEARS THAT JOvES rs WORSE.

ST Louis. Aus. s-Governor Stone has received
letter from Senator Jones. chairman ~ the Demo-
cratic National Committee. in which Senator Jones
says ne is threatened with return ~ III health.
and will not start for the United States bs'ors
October I. and possibly not then. The letter wa
written I'm London and the Senator said ne would
start shortly for Scotland in search Of health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09
Inspector GENERALS FUNCTIONS.

Washington. Aug s-Since the publication of the
order defining the duties OF the Inspector General
Of IN. Army A change has been made IN the see
ond paragraph. This portion directed that officers
~ the Inspector Generals Bureau. rhen not as
signed 70 duty in departments should be under ths
direction Of the Secretary OF war ana commands
,,,. O.reral OF tho Army" In the order pub
iisbe9 to-day the words and commanding gen
rsI o. tho Army are omitted. leaving the order II
AZ soid as approved by Secretary Aiger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09
-,,v. MAYOR SIGNS THE TAX RATE.

tina Navor signed the resolution ~ the Munici-
-, ..n.,hIr a. 114 a. m. yesterday. fixing the
,ax rate n the several boroughs Inc Fa'es ars
Manhattan ana me % n sbTnHnd 3 42y73
The Tribune IS well other papers e are" q,
tenl9l - irnnortenca 10 persons selling or huy-
iHr real estate had been raised oy s4e Per
tIs M% n.y. moved him TO sign n at once Any%aE
he in from Ereeport Sns lSane Sent for the
walked mo ~, nc Municipal Assembly confrmne
res Ie signed IT, and had BOARDED tram rG 6
Saratoga al the Grand Ceh"Si 0'~'0" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09
UP 0DELL At HIS DESK.

, oaau ,r chairman Of the Republican
~. c...,,,,.,ea was hard work a. his desk
- the Firth Avenue Hotel yesterday Mr.. odeI
ra.rrrod from Europe on SATURDAY. and went up
20 his home at Newburg. where the citizens gave
~, ro,sinr welcome last night Mr. odell said
hat everything was quiet politically and that ne
did not expect things to begin 10 simmer oe'ore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09
m NETT At THE PEQCOD GU b.

rrAe,ing Of the Tammany Hall General com
,o,,es Of the IXth Assembly District VIII pe heu
AZ the Pequod club. No. ~ West T"ehtl -ni'n-S'
" -ror riob, John C Sheehan will preside
rhis &c NJ sheehan's stronghold. and doubtless
rians will be discussed for continuing me hgnl N
Ma Sistrtct against those Who are trying 70 over
~ Sheeha1's Leadership.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09
TIE CrrY,s MONEY N BANK.

According to report of the commissioners "a
Accounts. the city on March 81 last had money IN
ho,ts amounting % ~ 429. go 70. This Is divided
among ninety banks and trust companies ana
hasrs interest at the rate OF per cent Tne lars-
est sum. amounting to s.46sssi 10 was deposited
in the National City Bank. while in the Farmers
Iotn and Trust Company the guaranty 4 .h
SD,n,aIv the Mercantile Trust Company ana me
fTritsd States Mortgage and Trust Company 'here
Z - ~ each deposited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09
pyLEGATEs FOR JOHN r. NLFAN.

Toledo Ohio Aux. s-The result Of yes'eroa!
democratic primaries indicates that Johh ~ NC
Loan has secured the Lucas COUNTY oe'es
,hA state Convention. In contested P'eO'"''' "'
Mclean secured all delegates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09
MINOR APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED.

- " BOARD has been appointed assistant engl-
,hs park department. at $500 year. C. g,
RON " c. Bunting and f. G. Gregory have
been appointed Jewellers, at a.s2o. Charles ~
Johnson G J Buckley. George Coylet Robert N;
yyooi..!..aO1,,1,l Frank Holmes George tesseT anu
rsdy nouu; rrrtschkoru have been appointed clerks
:, M OFF e OF the Commissioner OF RECORDS
T2rooklyn: salaries not yet fixed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09
ADMINISTRATIONS ENDORSED.

Easton. Nd. aug. CspecsD.-The Republican
County convention met to-day The resolutions
irdor.ed the administrations OF President Mchln-
low and Of Governor Lowndes and commshd'd the
cnnntv administration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09
SENATOR BURROWS DEFINES HIS POSfTIO

SENT HIM A. HOSTILE TO THE
ADMINISTRATORS
Detroit Aug s-Senator Burrows has written
letter 10 The Detroit Evening Journal regarding
his Washington Post interview, In which ne
asserts that his position therein set forth has been
persistently and deliberately misrepresenied Inc
attempt 70 make II appear from that interview"
he writes that I was hostile 10 the Adninsrs-
tion will 7 am persuaded 10 as futile n Is fall
acious There is nothing In the interview JUSTIFY
ing such conclusion and nothing In TACT Is turther
from the truth.
He says there can Dc no question as to the cor
rectness Of his statement that II tho war IN the
Philippines is not ended before the next campaign
II would 10 the disadvantage Of the Republican
But" ne SAYS Il expect the campaign re-
newed with increased Vigor and pushed to sue
cessfu conclusion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09

the last OF next month. He will 70 down 70 shs
Oriental Hotel, at Manhattan Beach to-day. and
will remain there until cool weather comes or.
making occasional visits to the city 10 look after
the work OF tho committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09
COUNCIL CASE PUT OFF.
JUSTICE MADAM ADJoURNs PROCEED
INGS TO TOMORROW.

Mr. KELLOGG WILL WAIT UNTIL, AFTER TO-
DAYS MEETING BEFORE HE APPLIES
FOR WARRANTS UNDER JUS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-05
NIIaSfeczkO 70 q
II fBENTON EO MINN)

Sfs;a s4@s$ &ssA
ssI#s Miejscowo9Ss6 Foley znanaR Jest So
parowej PLY Braoi Foley IS
4 Parowa plla sat1udnris5ol uds's
rz1nie 10000 stop drzewa, mad ne dsleh
kupujao 1e Cd farmer6w. ....
Jest tam take H jjut spiescchhurrzz. ne
80 tysiecy buszli, a4t duly store
gsneraalnY, w1ygodny hotel. DOLBY
divorces lkI,ollejjoiws!y sf kikatolisclkll kos-
ci61. ss s a.5
a powstaja diva nt'we ceglanee
domY,, jeden- : na @sstore,, drug v pa
hank, oeglany miYn ma 100 becz'eek,
oraz wypozyczalnia hejazdd1l6''w''. t ;s1
Z,emia " okoIicy nalezY do
na]wiecei urodzainYch v ca}ej
Minnesocie. W potb1izu snajdtujg1. aie
spolskie osady ] polskie klzdt6fciol}y
Foley po1ozone jest mad ki0llteja
Great Northern ley pfawie ma
po}owie 1drogt Minneapolis do
Duluth, KtobYslssiesp ragdfaiw tenn
mlasteczku Tub " okolicY osleilic,
nlechaj pisze wzgledem bikszYch
szczeg6}6w pod adresem
Z. T. GRADY, Foley, Nina.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-05

asHssSSs 9@sh#s Ssssss s sHsSHsgS ssasM
c1yug1iiss IS ei n 4, |; Et:t ME mr 'ge'al,
.AllsE' te II /, !. bic 81. imioge tu uz'
'd alilzlj z zo'aaa, w VEN! - IS y! sic !
mole q po RAJ oss stain st li'Ia
im1oia zbrojs ! v niej wide !,
.poWitat mlodego kslecia.
~ Nll!aslsltepnie zeszli w!sszyscy.ziy.
uieay, ably przybrst Sic Sc = "
odswietna odziez, a niezadlugo
.ustawili sic wszyscy " .dw6ch.
rzedach Y bramy zamkowe].
W drodze ME mog}a Hir-
landa prawie mic movie re
synem swym Bertrandem,
|gdyz jej SERGE byio zanadto
przepelnione wrazeniami a
kazdy widok wywolywal "
niej move Ivy radosci, kt6re
physically take W cczach
wszystkich p~rzytomnych, gdy
ksiezna stane}a ma dziedzihcu
zamkowym.T utaj uje}a swego
Bertranda "a rqke i pospie-
szyla z MIN do ksplicy zam--
kowej, dokad podazyl take
|opat Bertrandzwraz z drugimi.
I Hirlanda re synem padli rsa
ko!ana pred oltarzem /
dziekowali Bogu "a. odebra-
ne dobrodziejstwa - wsay-
scy dziekowali wraz Z mimi "a
ocalenie ksieznej l mlodego
|ksiecia, rckuiacego lak maj
lepsze nadzieje.
Ksia1e Artus, kt6ry przybyl
nieco p6zniej, ME znalaz}
prawie nikogo ma. dziedz;hcu
dlatego wszed} zaraz do zam-
ku. Me zastawszy ] W poko-
jach zywej duszY, wyslal
towarzYszacego mu sluge, ably
poszukal ks;eznej. Ten poszedl
i znalazt ia " kaplicy w}asnie
W chwili, gdy opat Bertrand
radzil lei, azeby uda}a sic ma
zamek ! pokrzepi}a sic po-
si}kiem Z powodu sp6znionej
;pory.: Hirlanda usluchala i
drzwiami bocznemi udala sic
:ze wszystkimi do zamku.
ARTUs 1 OPAT BERTRAND.
Ksiaze Artus bYl W usta-
wicznej walce re SODA i ME
wwiedzial, co ma czyniG albo
movie. Wyrzuty sumienia ME
~pozwala}y mu prawie wcale
odczuc szczescia najwyzszego,
nan ina jego caiy dom
zstapilo. Poszedt do odleglej
! kazal poprosit do
.siebie opata Bertfanda, k1t6ry
tel przybiegl don natychmiast.
Kochany, czcigodny
.4:- E E 20
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-05
Miglanda
czrI1 -
zwycieztwo niewinnoscii.
-&E@s
nag dal.zy.l

Tag daisy. 4!
Wtedy rozlegl sic CLOS
traby po raz trzec ostatai,
a kiedy mkt ~ ME spodzie-
wal sic ratunku ola Hirlandy,
nadjechal naglerycerzz Okla
aalym orszakiem i cisna} sic.
przez tlumy. Spostrzegli 60
wszyscy,pf6dczzH irlandy Jechal
: powagq ma slwym kop'niu,
pancerz lego lsnii sic jak
srebro "a ma lego tarczy byl:
srebrny gronostaj W. zielonem
polu z podpisem: IN c
m ie splamit lie
z d 0 a."
Przybywszy p,zed wywyz-
szenie ksiecia, tax sic don.
odezwal: MiiosciwY ksiaze!
o~trzymawszy pewna wiado-
most, 3e ma}zcnke waszaa
oskarzono falszywie ma Smiert
skazano. przybylem tn, azeby
moja krwia bronit jej ME
winnosci ! podjat Wake z
jej falszywytn oskar1ycielem;
nam niezlomn2 nadzieje, De
niebo udzieli cnocle zwyciez-.
twa, a zbrodni wym;erzy
zasluzona kare. = A sklo-:
niwszy sic nisko, w~yjechal
odu annie ma spotkanie.
Juz zdala wyzywae go FACIAL
ME godziw;ec: .Chodz tylko,
"a karku ci nakrece! "a
przYpatrzywszy mu sic blizej
i spostrzeglszy, re jestto
m}odzieniec LEGACY najw'ecej
10 lat, zaczaf ieszcze viecej
szydzit, IL taxi mlokos smie
podejmowac wake dojrza:
lynn ~rycerzem. I rzeczywiscie,
jak bardzo prawie Rsz1scy.
przytomni ucieszYli sic ma
TEga- 49, .r ..-.a.E.'' -, EE=.EE-.E.- =
.widok :spieszaceggos ry3ceSrr:za,
tax z dragiej slroqy znikkla
znowu nadzieja ma widok tax.
slabego miodziedca. Jakkol-
wick ma}a byla nadzieja,
wszelako jej calkiem ME
tracono.
Traby "a wezwa}y do walki,
a wszyscy z strwozonem SER
Gem spogladall ma szlachet-
nego m}odziehca. z wyciag-
nietemi dzidami roskoczyli
naprzeciw siebie przeciwnicy,
apedzili tax gwa]townie, ze
oszczefca ma poi a sm}odzie~
nice calkiem wypadl z siodla.
Mimowolnie zajeknal kazdy
mad nieszczesciem m}odzienca,
a zloczyhca mniemal, re juz
zwycieztwo pc jego stron;e!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-05

-. 80 ,.. .n ..,-ax. ,. @. a.. aa..a..mmn a# .a a.h,.nna
N .I ....l. 1900 81. I..1.A. 1. .alan..
Ma .I gnAD kon4p nGdvHka Tnanep hdal te PswnMSn NOE Sscsnnne sa as Is
laz My d1da.a Hkof #UnaIae pnezt e daeM iFIn swobodgo HHnae mogpl nW1
M..M zm odMem ma leniei ezs amemu# DbR#MZN punoaI@ HnEm a,synIe BerTMdI moe
uMna aml nanhmENm lnNbosd dali EYden ktWophid uhoWny, ktegon emOai
#. Eowne ngL min negodr1m mole bye snzeiW7y =@ep uMa % sWgo pG WH~IPWH
,.. vice wyaagnAd de zkona ]nme,h y bedsc yGyna lGhW vice azameki= r. nn-M
cali om ndlan pahNemz W1nNNRSeu k@hangm mel mat Posfpo~a1 fWs Il cW"I
CLOS IodAunona sye goem lonh ocMhamj J dlbIy dn ?ldvuem,a Aud upony n0]o Gwh
osambI mnl ma zeni. .# .-- PGyjmDde mic. vice Mowu saa# wont Pc wNoNpcfA yISaW
spoozer NRoFhany oryk radoSI e wgo sya iba0me moRlnNeeh Ne nhanGAH a1n9os
wzneaono =e wsyskchH apePsan ka Wm 'o"anysy" ~ na !"
o1l son ma c5e zwyce1y II 1Hhnda ME noga oPo mek . n. Aua
I delu uL. mJ#mI -aaHax. ~zuawnamn. Gl III ndJa# kmv zoaaI hh1 wnen
nmh, a. .@.' .... ,-.. H. Ih.; mm.raI nhn 800 n1i~#. nIdz
NRH ~ tel spawe znahene ne"Dea Vo rehh% goW )m A, q sn"em P IsD1
Bios gdzz wEMyh sit tax haego BeHanda =. cmh IgAdai "a Hrana, Powa-] pep
koWb m6Wono. ogone -. nelf hz sNzEnWsAb H eNm n Pc "Kb = guy|My
se rkI m6gty byl aaboNhy n"- aedkolNek W zyuu. in h zon noWm; M9
by ddenec zwYdeAt tax se- %Arm'h7yo TEN "sVsF Ae,J Jest "a = pWsaao VN
90 rycera. ##5 # KEN jScze mic ME iehn1| nNWnna, ale kz ia onh! lwSys
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-05
STORE
FARM El11lRSkl
w -OlE Y.

Sprzedaja sic v MIN
WSZELKIE zELASTWA,
MASZYNY
NARZEDZIA ROLN1CZE,
R0zNY 1NWENTARZ (4ywy
j martwy) SIZE, PIECE,
WOzY, Y j t. r.
Dale sic towary takze "
zam,an "a produkta r6lnicze.
Wszystko MONA doutat to.
niej,. nil gdzieindz'ej.
Firma zlans ma ca1y powiat
Benton G..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-05

KTO BYK WYBAWCA ME-
WINNEJ H1RLANDY.
Wszyscy byli ciekawi POI
z1ae wytawce niewinnosci, a
1 dobra H;rlanda, widzac
swoje ocalenie, pragne}a go-
raco poznat svego obrohc7.
Gdy sic zblIzy' ku jej WYE
wy1szeniu, spostrzeg]a ma
nim>pas, kt6ry zdawal sic jei
bye znany, wszelako ME
wiedziaia. ktoby by} ten, co
SO nosil.
~ yciezca wszedlszy "a
wywyzszenie Hjrlandy, fas;aHIl
przed MA ma lkto,laan1a ! rzek 'I
Laskawa. PAM! widztcie u.
swych stop dotad nieszccze
sliwego sWego syna, ,kt6ry
New-York tribune., 1899-08-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Claman, Hyman. TO Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany. No 2O Sufolk-st. years: .........:,' -
RUIZ. August. to Lydia II sGhlereth' e1eeutr'H e'c
Bannen John, 10 Emile Murray. st Ann save
corner 14sth-st, year. .:..'..:' r..
Baker. Hewlett S. TO Title GUARANTEES ana irus ..s
Company 13sth-st. s. $50 IT OF Rider-aVe
Msls Really Company to Pauline Josephie. No,
Feldman. Elias 10 Leon Trlchmann No 93 to ~
Yog SnerrysS ESvaYg geJ IT and others to Edward Kent
and another. executors etc, Perry-st. s. 49,
II Of Waverly Place. ! year ori -,
Wolf. Eta, 70 Tsw-York LIE inTrra9f Z, e'f Of
Washington-ave. wears. ......':.;, - p,
Same to same. Wendoyer-ave, 5 3. l1oV II e OF
Parker Jennie ond John H. 10 Sarah II Powell
4th-ave G corner l9th-st. months 80 -. :.
Parker Jennie s. to The Cameron Company same
Same 10 same. same property. months .......::
same 10 James D Putnam. AleIander-sye, n
corner lS2d-st. 200 IT to southern p0uie'"''
wallace. % james Tr q. to National Bank of Commerce
On ave. $ q It Of 27th-st months. s.n.ns
Friend Society. eoth-st. s. Sl5 IT OF od-aVe'
ne W, ysat' Theodore to Mary Sylvester. l25thst.
n g z25 n c Of Boulevard. year. -, -. =
Butler Elizabeth. TO F Kingsbury Curtis ana an
other No 49, West 3lst-st. years. -.
Hyman Gerson. and Manuel Oppenheim 20 me
LAWYERS Mortgage Insurance Company NOS o'1
and 53G East 1lth-st. years v. -, :
Vollmar No TIC East 136th ST. years g G..
Rann Maurice 20 the EmRrant Industrial saV-
ines Bank. Ist-avs 2. 1914 II OF 10th-s'
scb5Ist 9Sss Francis j. to Rebecca Jacobus ct al
trusteer. 2d-ave. Nos l.7eo and l.162' years
Smith ,1o' LAURA s F. to Emily r Marcus Park-ave.
n o corner 1i5th-st. years. ......'.. =
Williame George O. ct al trustees. etc 70 New
burg Savings Bank No 143 oth-ave' years -. >
sear.e, Edward F, 10 the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society Riverdale-ave. ?. ana Spuyten
puyyil Parkway. part estate OF Hiram barney
contains 81 acres. year ....'.'''.''''''.''''
New-York tribune., 1899-08-09
REAL ESTATE.
NOS. 05 AND OF LIBERTY-sT. SOLD IN
FORECLOSURE


In the New-York Real Estate Salesroom yester-
day. the twelve story freproof office building.
Nos. s6 and 81 Libery-st., was sold by William NJ.
Ryan In foreclosure proceedings under a second
mortgage. No effort had been made to induce out
side bidding and the sale was. therefore. formal
affair. The parcel was knocked down at siSl'ssi'
The purchaser IL the New-York Realty Company.
Peter +. Meyer g. Co sold In foreclosure to Don
A. Gayor for $500 No. AS West Twenty-hrst-st'
FIVE story stone front lathouse. 25x9S9 also, IN
foreclosure. to Werner Marty. at A.G0. the vacant
plot 751xI3S.2. at the west corner or one-huhureu-
and-eightieth-st and Mohegan-ave.
James l.. Wells sold In foreclosure the vacant
lot 25x147. on the south side Of Beacon-st' IVA
feet west Of Clacson-ave., West Farms, to the
plaintiff for $500
The Stevens Real Estate Company has SOLD TOT
Robert Wallace .wo more OF his row OF fve story
American basement dwelling houses eaeh 4'NIVV' ~
the south side OF Ninety-sixth-st 90 iee' "e"'
Standardization & Levine have purchased the four
story brick tenement house ana stoIes Ui ~ a. one
hundred a nd -eishth-st The same operators have have
bought from the Tuska estate he dour on 10,
and basement brownstone dwelling mousse q" 'o'
23xl0S No. 2@ East Thirteenth-st -,. eo.housa
John H. Hindley has sold the Eve story ha'houSe'
>P PAU Msyer has sold for William Dongan. No
25A Eighth;avsa ye.stoTy aathouse' 'Si'' "e'-
Cathsrine Lentz has sold No 27S West one-hqin,
dred and nineteenth five story hathouse' io'
Mrs. Ida J. Dovey has sold No. 10 West one one
hundred nd-thrteenth-st.. a fve-s'ory ha'hou'''
lot 25x100.l1. -, ST., ,or,
Mayer S Auerbach said to have sold Ms rs asi 81
and 26 TO r. F. Shropshire a builder. with Ioan, =,
No Sc was purchased some weeks ago 40: 10. 20 20
M wssa STORY store rs and and 6 iha' WI"
s. s. Gould and ogden Clarkson have ieasen co. 40
Brown Draper q Co. for a term OF years the three
lower lofts IN the MccTea1fE BUILDING now pe"s
Mayor Van Wyck yesterday at n:45 A. m, m,
signed the resolution fixing the tax rate; me me
The Bronx. 236.G4 in Brooklyn 2N.i4 In Queens:
and 242373 in Richmond. If the Mayor had not
bcen here Yesterday the Acting Mayor could not
have signed the resolution before next week sales
of real estate will now be made or the basis OF 'he
New-York tribune., 1899-08-09
Gnlee bn Euriion.

MORTGAGE SALE.-By virtue of power
VI ~, .ornev Will sell at public auction wetnes-
day August o. 1899 at $50 MI at Nos p 1p az axt11es
Iiftb Borough Of Brooklyn the nar
chairs tables glassware etc. etc contaneq ~ 49,
- IN I. bish..t bidder for Borough ot broklh u
s,si W. 2 is,s, ANDREW 7. FITZsIMMoNS. Attorney Tor
Mortgages.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-09

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DRoPOsALs FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT

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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

10Th to aoth ST. and eth-ave W 9; tor an 1 eight
s;orv brick and stone store. 1S4x253.s. william
crawford owner: w II Hume & Son. No a.
Union Square. architecs Is
,h,hst n s. 100 II OF LIST ave. for one story
frame shed 3cx72; Peter Doelger. No 3S9 West
io1th-st owner. Charles stegmayer architect..
Sheridan ave a. go II OF l56th-st, Tor one
story frame drying house New-fork Central
Railroad owner :, =; ie.tb.s for two two
e.orv frame dwelling houses. with stores loNoV.
q Chappelle. No 003 Boston-ave. owner LOUIS
q Nanacek, architect.
,,adleon- ave corner 0sth St Tor two SIX
story brick nathouses with store Joilk" ana
OWN, S a.ebt,ec, ............... Cost not