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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-21
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION
Postponed Until = p. M, Satur'
day July 30.

The number who responded to
the call for a good roads conven-
ton at the courthouse yesterday
afternoon being, from various
causes too small for a representa-
tive county meeting. a motion pre-
vailed to postpone the convention
until Saturday, July 20, at 2 p. m.
when II il desired to have a full at
tendance Of citizens present from
all parts Of the county.
Uhe program given below re-
mains unchanged from that first
announced except that Judge B.
II. Rice Of Marlin, will be invited
TO deliver the address on convict
labor on county roads.
Address-"Construction Of Roads and
Bhdges"-Prof. J. G. Nagle, A. aud NJ
College.
Address-"Good Roads"-Msj. l.. L
Mclnnis
Addresses by the chairman Of eacl
precinct on Damages to Roads ant
Bridges and Recommends ions as L
Future"- Chairman MillicaH, Georg'
Dunlap; Harvey, c. ;. Jones Kurien
August Prinzel Bryan, A. u Board
stone CIly, John T.. Astin, Macy, Dr.. A
]. White College and wellborn, W. Q
Boyett.
Address-"Convict Labor on Publ
Roads as used on Roads Leading int
Marlin-B. II. Rice, Marlin.
Address" Good Roads"-H. Cren
shaw.
Address-'ways and Means ct Roa
lmprovement'-J. l.. Butler.
In addition to the address +, volur
tary suggestions from anyone pfeser
will be gladly received.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-21
WILSON'S SPEECH.
Great strs,. l. Laid Upon what the Cove
ernor Genera said.

ernor Genera said.
Havana. July % The papers publish
the speeches delivered at the Santiago
celebration banquet in Matanzas on
Monday night by General Wilson. mill
tary governor Of the Matanzas. Santa
Clara department In full. but lay par
ticular stress upon the following ex-
cerpt.
What is 10 become Of Cuba, IL Is inn
possible TO say with certainty. Il would
b. a bold man who would undertake TO
point ont the various steps to the final
destination Of the island. but Cuba can
rest assured that having become en-
meshed In the commercial system Of the
great nation, which is her nearest neigh.
Dor, she cannot avoid is influence any
more than she can avoid the in
fuence Of the planets, whatever
her hopes and aspirations. Her course,
the resultant Of the combined forces ex-
erted upon her. which are greater than
mans wishes and influence whether
she becomes a republicor friendly ally
under the influences Of a commercial
nation or oven protectorate- makes
little difference TO MS or 70 her.
After the lavish sacrifices Of blood
and treasure In her behalf we must care
for her faithfully 10 the end We have
striker the shackles from her limbs and
given her liberty and independence
with an ungrudging hand, and we shall
give her a blessing in the high American
way which says II You give a man a
dollar, give II as though a withered Leaf
and you had a whole forest Of them
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-21
WORK OF cuRANs
Holding High Positions. says several Of
the Havana Journals.

Holding High Positions. says Several Of
the Havana Journals.
Havana. July 90 The publication Of
the manifesto issued in Mntanzas Is
still stirring the local papers la Dis
cussion says il was the work Of Cubans
occupying high positions under the gov
eminent who are DESTROYS Of a contin-
nance OF the American administration.
and was done to make the Americans
believe the Cubans desire war against
them in order that the granting Of in
dependence might be delayed and that
these officials might still hold their posi-
tons
FL Reconcentrado takes the same
position. directly accusing Senior Do
mingo Mendez Capoie. secretary Of the
department of government in General
Brooks advisory cabinet The paper
also says Becancourt, governor Of Man
zas. il also guilty. and declares that La
Lucha had the knowledge Of the facts
before they were published.
Major Dorst inspector general Of the
Matanza-Santa Clara province. has been
inspecting Santa Spiritus. which, phor
TO the arrival Of Lieutenant Colonel
Freeman 20 take command, had the re-
cord Of being further behind than any
city Of its size in Cuba Major Dorst
was agrceably surprised ut finding the
condition o. affairs in the city much
better than he had expected.
The mayor and delegation Of citi-
zens Of Beiucal. in the province Of Ha-
vana, visited Governor General Brooke
at the palace for the purpose Of solicit
ing authority 10 issue municipal bonds
for the construction Of public aqueduct
sufficient TO supply the inhabitants with
water.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-21
EPwoRfH LEAGUE.
- = Thought Fr.n Ten TO Twelve Thes-
sand r-sple WIN Attend.

= r Thought Fr"m Ten 60 Twelve rhoe-
sand People WIN Attend.
indianapolis. July eO--The attend
Rnce at tbs Fgurth Biennial lnterna-
tional convention Of the Epworth league
viii be in the neighborhood of from
10000 TO is,0OO, according 10 revised
estimates Of the local managers Up TO
10 o'clock this morning $500 had regis
tered The arrivals Wednesday night
were disappointing In point ofnumbers.
One Of the passengers from New York
was Rev William Haven. first vice
president OF the Epworth league Of tho
Methodist Episcopal church. He said
the New York delegation would event
ually aggregate from 300 to 800,
The California delegates are working
hard for the 1901 convention The del
here are equally divided between Los
Angeles and san Francisco They billed
the city with streamers inscribed: Cal
ifornia In 1901"
DR. C d Mitchell Of Minne'ota Ar
rived last night aud unexpectedly
sprung the announcement that Mime
apolis will be entered in the contest for
the next convention He said 800 dele
gates were enroute from Minnesota full.
ly determined 10 secure the convention.
The committee on resolutions met at
10 o'clock this morning to consider
what will be the policy Of the Epworih-
ians In regard to the seatingof Congress
man Roberts Of Utah, Attorney Gen
eral Griggs' decision Of the army can
teens and the amalgamation Of all the
young peoples societies Of all evangeli-
cal denominations OF the church The
meeting was held behind closed doors,
and recommendation Of the committee
will be kept under cover until Saturday
night
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-21
office by Publication of Fina
Account.

THE STATE OF TEXAs, TO all Per-
sons Interested in the Estate Of Elem
or Gregory, deceased
VS.. Howell, administrator Of the
estate Of said Elenor Gregory, deceased,
have filed IN the County Court Of BraEos
County, his final account Of the condi-
ton Of said estate, together with an
application to be discharged as admin
istraior thereof, which will be heard by
our said Court on the third Monday in
October, A. d. 1899, same being the 10th
day of October, A. ID. 1899, at the Court
House OF said Brazos County In the city
of BRYAN, at which time and place all
nersons interested In said estate are re-
auired to appear and contest said final
account aud application, II they see
proper. ,, ~. =,
the County Court Of Brazos County.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
aid Cour. at my office in Bryan on this
the fith day OF July,A. ID. 1899.
G.. w. McMIcnARL,
lsRALl Clerk County Court Braxos
County, Texas.
BY T.. j. BrrLER, Deputy. IL
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-21
KILLED IN A BOX CAR.
Joe Campione, who Formerly
Lived Near Bryan, the
Victim.

The last issue Of the Weather /
ford Democrat gives a lengthy &C.
count of the killing Of an Italian
in box car west Of Cisco at Delma
tank. The train crew discovered
the body and it was taken to
Weatherford. The Democrat says:
"Sherifr Noble of Eastland coun-
ty came in with Il brother Of the
dead man who fully identified the
body as that Of his brother. Sheriff
Noble is very clever gentleman
and told a Democrat reporter the
particulars Of the Alfalfa as near as
he had been able to ascertain the
same. The two Italians live at
Bryan and are common laborers.
They went to FL Paso and on to
Alamorgordo some time ago and
were on their return home. At FL
Paso they boarded a freight train
with a couple Of other fellows, who
are Americans. The four travelled
together and the Italians had a lit
tie money, while the other fellows
had none, and they provided the
/ provisions of the four all the way
10 where the trouble took place.
"The Italians story is that at the
tank west Of Cisco one of the par.
ties rolled a cigarette and arising
to his feet he pulled pistol and
cursing the Italians told them to
hit the grit, and at the same time
firing at one Of them. The shot
missed and they both made a break
for the end door Of the car. The
youngest one Of them got to the
door first, but was shot in the leg
as he made his exit. The murder
er then grabbed the other fellow by
the collar and pulling him back
fred shot which took effect just
/, under the shoulder blade. The
first man jumped off and walked
about two miles when he met up
with some parties in a wagon who
took him to Cisco and Sheriff No.
. BILE was notified at once. lie went
to Cisco and Immediately got a
description Of the two men who
we're in the car and begun a sys'
5 TEN of trailing which landed IN,
. murderer and his partner in tn,
J Jail at Eastland before Sunday
, morning. They we're searched anC
! a watch and 500 in money wa
| found on them which belonged tC
the Italian who was killed. TIT
other Italian was taken to the jai
and identified the two men easily
among lot of strangers and with
out trouble pointed them out t'
the officers. The evidence agains'
them is complete and as the grand
Jury is in session at Eastland, nc
doubt they will get speedy trial
The dead man carried the name o
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-21
bishop warren Returns.

New Yora, July 90 After seven
months tour Of inspection among the
lower countries OF South America, Bish-
on II. w. Warren Of Denver has return
cd to this country on the steamer Ma
jestic. The bishop has been In South
America looking after the interests OF
the Methodist church In that part Of the
world. He visited the most extreme
southern cities and coming north
through Chill he crossed the Andes into
Argentine, He said that no found the
institutions Of the church in flourish
ing condition
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-21

Joe campiOne. The body was
buried at this place Sunday even
ing"
The reporter made some inquiry
regarding the dead mans identity
and learned from August Giuiire
that Campione end his brother
used to work in the Brazos bottom.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-21

The corset trust not only draws
money from the pockets Of the men,
but is squeezing the life out Of the
American women. Why not boy
colt the robbers and do the work
by hand?-Austin Tribune.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-21
Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

II. schlecher, Galveston; T. $.
Gavin, Marshall; w. Pitt Barnes,
Waco; c. 5. Wiel, Waco; John n.
Henderson, Austin; W. J. Moore,
J. f. Butler, City; C. A. Hotch.
kiss, Dallas, John Cross, Calves.
ton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-21
A Good Meeting.

Rev. :. r. McClung and Rev.
Glib FosterAre conducting a meets
ing Ii, ProyV nee, and having ex-
traordinary iccess. The church
is wonderfr revived, and inter
est in the community is great.
There have been three accessions 70
date, and Wednesday night fifty
penitents gave their hands for
prayer. The meeting began Fri.
day night Of last week, and will
continue until Sunday, when there
will be baptism.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-21

Eggs 5 cents dozen while they last.
they won't last long at the price.
20l John b. Mike.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-12
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

59th-st s g. 200 II OF 10h-ave, for a eoo t%
sfory brick and stone stable and shed ~ shto,-
x4T: William Zinsscr OF No l9i Wihan-s' a. m
owner, De Iemoe e. Cordes, archects.......,' s'"o
Blackwers Island. opposite 6Ith-st' Tor one
Horsan a slattery architects o''
fisth-st Nos 10 and 2l West, for two nve-stoIy
brick nathoises 25xs9; Katz Aoelman Oh
No / 500 Bathgafe-ave. owners I bro"ne' IA m
architect ,aya..tory
ssth-st W corner Park-ave for a hvs-st0ry
brick fathouse with stores 253xi'o, IilsshS
A King OF No 13s East sOth-st OWNERS 4'e an m
VILE & Bagge architects Si.., '
45th-st No i24 East for a iouresstory sI o,Ss
dwelling house with store, lsllnlce' Eu"%ts
Trornm OF No IS East TIth-st, owner Nha'e' am
NJ Youngs, architect -. a.. "
e5th-st g. so IT Of ist-ave. tor Two Nv
story brick hathouses. 30xs6.s' s,IVsI,a'
OF No 230 West l2eth-st. owner neville IN M
Bagge. architects a.. ~
li3th-st n 3 300 n " OF Amsterdam-aNe tor
ave 4I.-story brick dwelling houses, zVxoo
Murc Cook, Of No 203 West lllth-st owner oo N
r Cook OF No 100 West i2d-st. architect. ~W
washlngton-aye W o. 1902 n Of t88th-st. Tor
three hve-story brick fathouses. 3OxIs.o' jonn
Imme Of No I03 East 138th-st. owner; paVlo so IN
N King OF No l,l33 Broadway. architect.... UlU
nont9omery-ave w O. 140.3 n OF Pophanl-ave
for 2L-rory frame dwelling house. 2oS3s
lanes p Halght Of No 236 West i24th-st
owner: ] ] Vreeland OF No 700 Tremont-ave, =,
wa,hinston-st VI, rs II n OF Raroad-ave. for
two two-s story frame dwelling houses ana
stable 22x5ax3Ox20; Nicholas Renken, owner; =.
W c Dckerson architect ...'...''''.''.'''''' o'8o
New-York tribune., 1899-05-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Idsnenard-st s. rs It OF Church-st, 3l9x
0s g; Eugene II Pomeroy. referee to Kate stoooo
7sd.st. Msl"s $. $50 II Of sd-ave 251lO22; Mary
b,res hswTsnss Stein nna 1880
,ssd"st :. s. $50 Z, e OF Amserdam-ave. lOsx
1925 John Duer and another. executors ETC. Is 900
47th-s No lai West %1HT' ~ ioSn HipdIey. 10000
Water-st. corner Dover-st, 80. el Msrd
referee. TO Henry Phillips - o1 e.ea II:
145th-st. s. 1902 II " OF e.. etn.aSe. 20 Emnie
John Duers and another. executors 10 H"" % 600
49, Ses Isl and iSs corner sIth-s 90 M
80 5y9O Simon Herman ct al 20 ,6e lteig yanry ds
columbusave No ~ " s. 1'hioo' hsa.' ue 1900
oth-ave sos # o,sSsr 9r eSa Belmont 24oooO
aadsf n s 595 Z, W Of 5th-ave. 25xsss; Ihomas
II Ciaunt and wife 10 Michael U shaushhessS' =, M
200 II W Of lstave. 25xi0o; Herman n ,,o
' Rosenbum and wife 10 Theophilus Gee ''-
s8d-st No SO West II essSs; FANNIE ua.". 10000
10 NJ o O'Shaughnessy. r.. oe A. ,,r,e.
ssd-s 4s5 II OF eth-sve' l''oA'''' la.. 5000
zoSs Gauh' isos II W OF Mahison-sye. 6e4I
ioa2 2; ihs State Trust Company to Henry 1
vsd,son-st a iO46 II OF Rutgers-s,. SoSx .. M
100; same Isdor Mshkind ..,..., 'oix
Fast broadway, 3 corner catharine-sI Sas
o7s; Alfred l. White. as trustee 10 baS 45oOo
ssd,i s. $50 n OF west Bnd-aye; looTlno y,n
Louis Hssbrouck referee. TO william p II 400
beth-s Nos 2o3 and 200 We West ,SnpiuS oVxyoU $500
ss,hsf q 90 n OF Co.umbus- ave- 5,. 11,o ,s M
d Willis James and wife 10 Blsnene do 80 70 p q
Hudson-st. corner Brooms.'fi i-ssk''. =. 10000
s * y lis 25x1o0; Louis Jo.ephthal &c .oo
and wife 10 Pincus Lowenfeh ana a"o'"e''''"
New-York tribune., 1899-05-12
prcoRDED MORTGAGES.

Gal, cna,,s. A. to Pauline Myers. iSd-st e., m
S', ,so ., w of 3d-ave years. F'-'
KaySmapn Leopold to Jonas Vel ana ano'ne'' 900
a. -, n o cor Lewis-st. l month '
Carr. Alonso. to Peter Doelser. sd-ave coz 2.oC
vbhtn Echae NJ and Louis Frank. 70 the
heNa,r,,rolitsn Savings Bank. Washinston-aNe a m
ribb n 8 OF l7ist-st. instruments. o., ~
sane 10 same Washington-ave. .. ioof " "A m
N iTlst-st instanents. :,
o-horn. Dora to Henry Denton. Isth-st' so N
cav Amsterdam ave. demand. a. WV
III Gacomo Alessndro and Maria +; et a., ~
caspar A Stock. Sullivan-st ~" " W ifH
Prince-st, years r,-,r.nea
lane Mary j. 10 westchester f1re insIr T,.s
c,ornpsny lots a55 10 657 map propertv,oo,, -, aSs
beth n King city Island also lois 900 W ~ 10 M
and $40 10 as same map years. n, .,.
ravis samuel l. Sarah Knight ~ 40 N
w cor 77th-st years. ....'. ,,,. c,.,.n-
rI,,le sisters Of the ASSUMPTION 10 aie ns 1.,h
Tee and Trust Company ao ana ois n"s' io" 2s0
psImont oliver II r. Alexander co.es " AZ N N
s,h-sye . 5O5 n n Of 65d-st . ysars. ,....s WV
usutnger Leopold 20 the Beard OF tns .n".ssn
Trscti,n Ftnd of the General Assembly ot oa.m mme
presbyterian Church. Lsnox-sve. cor i@''" q M
pss,,hss mn Diedsrich Gustav Vett' NO V "a m
e,hsys lear<hoid secures notes .;....;. >'
rsmnbeI sarah l. snd James A. to LOUIS FfAn- IN m
s ean west 22d-st. years A'''
sImons Berry b. and Jacob Mosrsfsaa W WIZ
New-York tribune., 1899-05-12
WEST VIRGINIA COAL LANDS FOR SALE.

We have 2SO acres OF valuable coal land situated on
the Moaongahela River Railroad. This land is entirely
undsrah with an eight-foot vein Of the famous Psours
Coal This property is in the wilds OF West VIZ
gnia but in old-estahlished Fsirf-ont Region The
Mononsahela River Railroad delivers TO the Baltimore
ONO Railroad transportation east and west daily from
5000 900 OF coal from their road II will cost
from $1,000 to $4,000 develop this property and place
IN the position market 500 tons daily There is alb
souiely no difficulty in anding market for this coal
10 the amount Of from $4,000 $1,000 yearly There
s q; this time fourteen operations this railroad all of
which are working their full capacity This coal can
bs bought at OF three cents ton including
surface payments be arranged that the yearly
minimum will be comparatively small. Our object is to
aerest capital in immediate developing Of this
erty All communications will receive prompt attention
furnished. Address BOX NO lo25 Graf
New-York tribune., 1899-05-12
Gnanrial.
PHILADELPHIA. April 90 isee
r. the Holders of Securi-
ties of the Kansas City,
Pittsburg & Gulf Rail-
road Company and Its
Terminal Companies.
PHILADELPHIA. April 20. 1899.

..osnt change in the personnel OF the Re.
Ins has not in any way injured, your inter-
ssts; your committee was , lepTssen.ea pres M at the
hearns holders and we feel assured that
ne lscnerty will continue to be managed by the
the pnsreiyers for the benefit Of Its security hold
W"rv and that they VIII not be influenced by
ss sGs.y or competing interests.
IVA N,sai matter in controversy Is the method
InsrSanizaticn. Ing The Committee first ap-
Of II sftsr four months delay and repeated
gl0nS Notwithstanding thar several of its origi-
60 MEMBERS have withdrawn. the Committee
nsl n,.ns IL 10 return any OF the bonds which have
Ieiu' In Senosited with 1t upon the faith Of its
prosss les nv reason OF this delay. as we'll as OF
-. az satisfactory nature OF the plan. that IT
tne intmated the first Committee would pro-
Nes ~ ,hat the undersigned have been requested
US. az a Committee TO protect your interests
70 w. sc committee advise all holders TO refrain
y, iv" aerosIting tn cir se"srities with any Com
mittee until prof. er pan OF reorganizasion mas
@ @peen tbev agree 10 before they deposit their
vnas se,a and be subjected to neither risk nor ex-
nss n they are not satisfied with the plan pro-
posed. .,...o .vrAct ~ snnounce a n,an Of
isv"ar,zstjon ivu as soon as II can be properly for
I,sted so as TO DO justice TO all interests In
voIyed and which plan II is expected s VIII lire re-
esI esn,irs as we are informed. majority OF all
the securities aHecteu' II. 49,. .oo,,r,,,, hold
~ ~ Communicate with the Chairman of the
rts ce,,r,,ttee =, care Of The Equitable Trust Com
osnv Philadelphia, giving their addresses ano
aamo,tnts OF their respective holdings. SO that
sSav nav be directly and promptly informed
when the plan is formulated.
WILL MF. HARRITY, Chairman.
IN. BAKER (Baitimorc).
AUGUST HECKSHER New York;.
SAMUEL r. SHiPLEY.
slLAS w. PETIT.
WINTHROP SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-12
InAMs EXPREss COMPANY
financial mreiinas.


PACIFIC MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Mills Building. 10 Broad Street
- - - - New York May 1ith. 1899.
THE ElFTY-SECOND ANNUAL MEETING
Of stockholeers ct the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany VIII be held at the once Company IS Broad
Street Mills Bulding). in the City of New York on
Wednesday tne Sls day OF May 1889 the hours
ORE ana tne Transaction q such other business as may
properly come before H. The transfer books Of the Conn
pany VIII close at the Office Of Union Trust iomnanv
on honqay the 22nd day Of May 1899 at ociook p NJ
s"1 VIII reopen on frioay june Ind 1850 10 clock
n. N' JOSEPH HELEN. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1899-05-12
proposals.

T.. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. New London,
w, Conn May lsse-sesled proposals IN trip.ies,s
VIII ne received here until ~ o'clock June g. isee
sna then publicly opened. for dredging in New Haven
Hnaarnor Conn Information furnished application
sSNrTH =. LEACH. Mat. Fngrs
New-York tribune., 1899-05-12
Gnrroaa!e's Notices.

LOUISE B. ouACKENBos.-in pursuance OF
" an order OF Hon. James NJ. Vsrnum. Surrogate cf
IN. County OF New York notice Is hereby given tc all
persons having claims against Louise ouaekenoos late
~ ire COUNTY OF York deceased, 10 present the
same with thereof % the subscriber At his place
OF transaeung business at the once OF Theodoe X
shear No 32 Liberty Street the Borough OF Manhat-
tan the CITY Of Nsw York on or before ne tenth Day
Nav 1890. JOHN D. ouAcxENBos, Executor. rHEo-
DoRE r. SHEAR Attorney for Executor. ~ Losfty
New-York tribune., 1899-05-12
lam and Julius Bachrach. No 1857 and $50 East

lam and Julius Bachrach. No 1857 and $50 East =,
1oWenfeld Pneu. Inca and william Prayer to Louis ,-o
Josephthal. No lls sherinst year .....:.. i''0
tees. etc, 8$d-st n 4. 2Oi IT of sth-ave. 400
rSsam ysoTs Lydia F. to Annie de Pey,ter e al
trustees. etc. 4eth-st 8 s. 2i1 II OF i''n- 1870
rsrrsan aTs War Mary j. and Patrick F. Frances soo
Barnes. No 50 Duane-st years .Ni.dsn:ic,n ''O
Nia ios1h1s % s. 1857 # Of Boominsdale Road ,so
r;s, yeaTs 1ou,, to Pncus Loweneld and another 90
Madson-st 5 5. 1910 Il Of Clinton.st ! year i-''
Bell Thomas H. and George rr.s G.etS Gompany SG rS'
sub-divsion J. map village OF Morrisania' so
psms PsnfSs "a lbs S.s9 sad
Abelman Abram and Kate 81 Kosenpsu% Snn.sye s%
corner i5sth-st. and adjoining lots. year. .oc
csnSss %SstsaEss Edward W to Henry Taylor S5th
St g corner Park-ave and 5 adjoining 'o's' ,,oo
MsaSeS Sesrs john to William Payne i47th IAN
6t,I 100 II %1 Sf Wsaos to Albert sTt'f Foster esdst
SIS i5o It Of West End;aye y a,:iee No wv
Israel Julius to Benisno suare1' 'rus"e. ESQ
Frey. Charles to wia,%aa wider W de Central Ct ali
rirs1 PARK Wsst ossoh ~ Edward oppenhsmer and
others. loeth-st' s, 100 IT ... OF yves. Emo ssc
c,OS:. sys Eysasrd yss, W. to william wyatt irus
Inws a. 10 II OF 53d-s.; 52d-st n
corner Avenue A. also all title 10 'aha unue' 2s,t
Candle Edward w to Leo Hauser 52d-st aof
corner Avenue A. year, ond iobn brandt.
81 Ann's-aye corner l56th-st' / year. r"o 40
cdSsn Rssecca to American Mortgage Company
Ith- ST. n W corner Lewis-st. year. 3D.
SS%e st also IL s' nswIsrst 7s2 IT of 7h-''
Hsfrio,t gfar Clara and Frederick G pani:l
SeybeL Riverdale-ave. s, about 80 ~ ilo."
boundary line cities Of New-York and ionkers' or
Same 10 same same property. years -, 80"
Levy. Lazarus. Title GuarGtee ana n.n aar. 6o
Company, Nos II and IL Catharine-st Ia yea'S WV
New-York tribune., 1899-05-12
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR 1NDfAT sTPPfTES>~cTDcsc. sTp1,I1cS>cTcc

PROPOSALS. FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.-De.
= psrtment o, the Interior once OF Indian Ars,,.
Wsshinstoni D. G.. March 80 ls9O-sesied proposais
hoorseo Proposals for blankets. wooden and co,ton
goods clothing. etc" the may be- ana directed
70 the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs. Nos II and 10
wooster street New York City. will received unfu
Seiock m. OF Tuesday May %. 1891, for furnishing
Tor the Indian Service blankets. wooien and cotton
goods eo'hng notions, hats and caps. Bids must be
maoe out on Government blanks Schedules giving all
necessary Information for bidders viii be furnished on
application % the Incan once. Washington D. G.; Nos
~ and ~ Wooster street New York City state
greet. Chicago H.: the Commissaries Of Subsistence
y 3 A., at Cheyenne. Leavenworth Omaha, St Louis
81 Paul and Francisco; sie postnasters at Sioux
CITY Ysnkton Arkansse City Caldwell. Topeka. Wichita
and Tucson Bids will be opened az the hour and days
above stated and bidders invited be present TIE
opening The Department the right determine
the point Of delivery and TO reject and ell bids or
any part OF any bid.
W. A. JONES. Commissioner