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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-05-26

Washington, May 21.-The navy de-
partment yesterday was advised of the
departure of Admiral Dewey and the
flagship Olympia from Manila for Hong
Kong. at which point the ship will be
placed in dry dock and overhauled pre-
paratory to starting on the homeward
voyage. Until advised by Admiral
Dewey himself. the time of his probable
arrival at New York cannot be determin-
ed. He is left entirely free as to his
movements, and can occupy two months
or -four )nths in reaching New York,
as he may elect. Upon his arrival at
Hong Kong it Is probable he will be able
10 advise the department of his intention
in this regard. If Dewey should decide
to come without making any stops other
han those necessary to obtain supplies,
the Olympia should reach New York the
latter part of July without being urged.
1t is believed, however, that the admiral
will feel constrained to stop at a number
of places before reaching Gibralter, in
obedience to the pressing invitations
that will be extended him, and, in that
event, the arrival in New York may be
delayed until early in September. How
ever, this is a matter which Dewey him
self will decide, and, if not prepared TO
do so before leaving Hong Kong, he may
be expected to advise the department of
his programme after passing through the
Suez canal. Its reasonably certain that
the admiral will be unable to resist the
friendly assaults that will be directed
against him and the OLYMPIA by the
British garrisons and people at Malta
ana Gibraltar.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-05-26

Unless ONE unforeseen circumstance
i~ntervenes, the state of Vermont is to be
honored with the first portrait of Admir-
alDewey painted by an American artist on
American soil, say the New York Press.
Thomas w. Wood has received the
commission. and Immediately after the
admiral OF the navy has been welcomed
in the harbOr of New York he will pose
for a picture, which when finished prom
Uses to remain in history AS famous as
that of Farragut on the Hartford.
The artist is a fellow-citizen of Adj
miral Dewey. Both were born in Mont
pelier, VT, and. while they did not at
tend the same district school and were
not close companions as boys, the neigh
bOrliness of the families was such that
when Mr.. Woods reputation as a por.
trait painter became established. he was
commissioned to paint a picture of DR..
Dewey, father of the admiral. That
was in October. 1885, and the painting is
hanging today in the office of Charles
Darcy, the admiral's brother. Thus 1t
came about that Mr.. Wood suggested to
himself the timeliness of putting on can.
vas the face of the nan who won such a
great victory and told it so unpreten-
tiOusly that he at once became the idol of
the American people.
IT was not and is not Mr.. Woods inten-
tion to paint the Portrait for public display.
When it is finished it will be sent to his
private gallery in Montpelier as a valua-
BILE addition to the treasures of the town
and state. He wrote to the admiral in
October last making the suggestion, and
a few days ago, under date of Jan. 30,
on board the flagship Olympia, in Man
lila bay, he received an acknowledgment
of his letter and a cheerful expression of
willingness to accede to the request.
Mr.. Wood will make two paintings if
time will permit-one a bust of the
admiral and the other a full-length por-
trait showing the admiral standing on
the bridge in the white duck uniform
that he wore when he gave the order to
attack MOntOjO's fleet. TO this historical
scene the artist will devote his best
efforts.
Immediately after the flagship arrives
in New York harbor and as soon as the
rejoicing has subsidized sufficiently Mr..
Wood will go aboard the Olympia and
pay his respects to the admiral and ar
range for the sittings, or rather the
standings,
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Rrook and we1tchest r avs. 8 e cor; four
nve.story fats: II $ \ II James, owners; l.
+ j Weiher. Jr, architect; cost ........... 100000
Caldwell av and l4Sth at; hve.story tene-
ment and store; Arthur Gorch, owner;
Franz Wolfgsng, architect; cost ........ $4,000
College av and l+hth at, II W cor; improve
ment to school; city of New York, owner;
G NJ Morgan. architect; cost. ..,.".... 400
Cortlandt st, 81 improvement TO lofts and
offices; j p Friedhof. owner; Kurtz "
Roll, architects: cost ............. 1000
Dawson st. n =. 100 " Union av; two two
story dwellings: holmes smith. owners;
j Z Cocker. architect; cost ,.,............. $4,000
West Broad way and Houston st. n Q cor, i'm
proyements to lofts. John Bithner. own
ner; y W Berger. architect; cost. ......... 5000
4Si, 44th SITS. Lexington and Depew avs:
Improvement to exhibition building: RS
o Goelet owners; W II Q Hornom. archi.
tect: cost. 600
Sad at. oil W; improvement to school; city
OF New York. owner; J B Robinson. archi-
toot; cost. 400
seth st. N O.. 100 " LIST av; yo.story hats;
George o Banner. owner; Edward Wenz.
architect: cost. ...... ..... ............. $4,000
Hath st. SIS. 1926 W Columbus av; two Ave
story flats and stores; Robert l. hskey.
owner; Pollard 4 Steinam. architects; cost. $4,000
10th at, p15 f; 9-story dwelling and store;
William Miller. owner, Louis Falk. archi-
tect: cost. 5000
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Abraham. Alfred. err. &c. to Alfred Abra.
Campbsli. John b, CIR. to Thomas @ o'Con'
OyIiacks, John. to Rebecca Meinken 49,.
Cauidwell, Thos W, trns, &c. to Noel b
Caldwell, Thos W. rus &c. TO Noel b
Danenherg. Isaac. TO Samuel U~ntermyer...,
Durham, Virginia l., and Mary II Troup, to
Philip SCHUYLER and ano. trns ......
DAnzig, Sarah, to Abraham II FeuchtWan'
Fmbury, Prter A. 10 Emma f Cattus. ......
Collie, Henry, 10 h rita Slttlrr ......"
Guldruberg, samuel L.. and auo. eNrs, &C,
to Samuel l. Goldemherg and anO, trus, Sc.
Colder berg. samuel l., and no.. trus, Sc.
to SAMUEL GoldcnherS and ano. trus. &c,
GOldcnhrr., Samuel l., and aGO, trus, to
Sauuel l. Gnidenberg and anu, trus...,.
Goldenberg, Samuel /, and ano. trus, e1rs.
to Samuel l. Goldenhcrg and ano, trnh TO-.
Himmelmann. Charles. 10 Philip BolendOn
Klinker, Anna &. to Benoit WassermAA. -.
Openheimer. David +. and Ano, to Title
Guarantee Il Trust CO,
Roaenstock, Bernhard. 10 Albert Lewtnson
Untern7er, Samuel, to Thee l. Horrmann.
Woessner. Christian, TO Anna Woessner. eco.
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NEAL T A NEWS.

r,,or N. influence OF the Decoration Day
Vnus' ,,,lo activity was displayed in the real
hoIua, rket Yesterday. Few sales at private
sses.o rsrs reported. and in the auction
con.'' .i,b two exceptions, tho plaintiffs were
foon'" The more important Of the sales
NC ,r,,s contract involved unimproved prop
srty. ,o,.s IN tho broadway sa,...
,o.Jov. but several important voluntary
RON yocaDt lots are to be held In the sub
sa'' Among these are the sales OF twenty
W.. t,,s n, Vanderyeer Park. Brooklyn. by
sk.' ,,bnson. Jr.. Of l35 lots at 81. Raymond
GER t. The Tvonty-fourth ward. by William
isT D., md twenty-five lots at Van Nest
u The sales are to be hold on the ground
In each case. -
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,u.-, Herman have sold TO Tobias IRA
A. tie vacant plot. lOoxll3; onnthe north
hover W." er Of / irst avenue land lOIth street.
The n 6@Sst GSoitdstJcker has sold for Robert ".
TallsT ~ y, mo north side Of 103th street. 40S
feet cas- sr"rird that the Ritter estate has sold
ItiS T,,otrick three lots on the north side
TO- nnety.seycnth street. l25 feet west OF
Broadway. h,ildipe Noa 11l and 1As
IVES, went m ,iSuf'h ''e'' 10 'poi'e' '0'o
for noo SScSuman is reported to. have sold the
s hna '6rownstoue fiat No. 1912 Park ave-
nue. Th JOY t6rrcS.story brick stable. on lot 25x100,
xlhIIiW| West Forty nth street. is reported
s9ld ,Ot Bnringer have sold .or William yo-
r.. TO- 10 Bernard Mayer the 2S,fo9t private
a%y.i,jng N So 4 IA, sp sdlS Sf fSf Mr.. %inn fefi Yetter
- hi,raHI Labowitz the frame dwelling No.
SOjt Anthony avenue.
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Lenses Recorded.

b1ekman pl. 30; Anna Borksl IN Gao N
karpas. part, o vrs -.
surfing slip, 8; Louis + jackson 70 Henry
MARY 4 hurry. 3 yrs W
F ps ~. W ard ~, Coleman Faherty to
limp hasminsky, stalls, sc, q. yrs,'.,o
arr: "oi' samuel Levy to Harry NJ Levy,
ua., slhu; t~atsrina Fiorella to Angelo
Ssssano, q yrs and renewal
In,' us, -5S.H from centre block nth and
butn avs. runs q 22.4xl1IU; Mary III
,sd n.,Hlsh To- Fanny Sprycrs. II yrs. .,...
%"u5'; F. 2ui.l e from centre block Nth
q ~ iuth avs, runs . % .tG117.G: Clement
iI,.n ~ 4o2 u all of, and 400 T. i7th at;
FRANK Brack to Antonio Colza. store WA
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Attic New York Real Estate salesroom. yes
,e qsyyle.story brick fat No. 23e West 120th
y, ,tfeat To- sd - kaufman for spa. 43s. -.
NlINam rdI5dyslling No. $40 WestTwen-
taIsssSc5ni SS;rs"; t. the plaintifl. Nelson Green
SsId for i.0Oe. and the three Of ve-story stone
ttor, SaemeLt. Nos. 2lI. PIG and ~ West
s II YYife Assurance Society. for S45 900.
Richard V. Harnett & Co, sold. in foreclosure.
me tWo.story frame dwelling. on lot 331!5O.
" N .he west side Of Prospect avenue. 231 feet
unrth Of lslst street. to the plaintiff. L. l..
Eiinthrop. tr. for S3.'15.. $500,
"Tetsr F. Meyer Il Go. sold the f1ve-story brick
az. Nos oUi TO PA West Eighty-second street
70 The plaintiff. William Rankin, for $S2.473.
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first Class Gelp-femalrs.

A POOR WOMAN with a large family to supporti is
"''s Mrs. n Me az EsrH!n 70 ' MidasSx2 2r 81. ahf srS S1sshipins'
(NooK and laundress; wages $40; best cit refer
Broadway.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress; neat, willing and
" obliging. good references. B. B., box 57I sun
uptown office. 1895 Broadway.
Co mp h3SlnC cGEl; c wages SIC; unqsrstapd. her
sun uptown ONCE. 1868 Broadway.
CHAMBERMAlD .nd seamstrcss; wages $40; city
NrefnrenGes; X, W.. box 5i8 Sun uptown Office.
~ country; bcst references. NJ. b.. box b38 Sun
uptown Office. 1908 broadway.
COMPETENT wattrsss; wages $40; Wiling TO as.
boy so sun uptown o41ice. 1895 Broadway.
Y wages $50; best references. y. g. box $50 Sun
uptown office, 1893 Broadway.
('ooK, willing to assist with laundry work; thor.
e. ouGhly Competent; references. NJ. g., box 53l
Sun uptown ofhcc. 1925 Broadway.
(OOK and laundress wages 500. country preferred,
y best references. NJ. b.. boz ba2 sun uptown Of.
Ace. 1896 broadway.
ETRsT.CLASS waitress; understands wines. making
i salad ,dress!ng1, carving. DECORATING OF tables,
&c: excellent references. A. M. box 6o2 Sun up.
town ONCE, l2G6 broadway.
EIRST-CLAsS waitress: wages $50; understands
Il her work thoroughly; best city references. H.
box 90 sun uptown once. 1885 Broadway,
EINST.CLAss chapbermaid: city or country; good
Broadway.
ElRsT,CLAss waitress; wages $50; understands
box ! SUI" sun UPTOWN SfisSc. i.asy5 B nrSiddNrsS /" w.
E~IRST.CLAss cook; wages sa5; city references. ".
L W. box 5a4 Sun uptown offcc. i2N6 Broadway.
GiFRMAN nurse for gr2Tn children Eep wages $50;
office. l26" Broadway.
COOP family cook wages s2I' for s%all family;
ofiCc. 1865 Broadway.
N potent; $. Med. box $40 Sun uptown office.
1905 Broadway.
k1TCHENMAIp; wages sl4; neat, willing and
town o4kf"ass 1 s";' Rroad~ay. y " up
IAsSp RES tS wages T.., so 7Si. % .nsHs, r 'hi na, sol;
Sun uptown office. 1855 Broadway.
ADY thrown on her own resources would like po.
insition at "nGe as comIantnn; q good nurse also
box l5T san Office.
ANDRES. willing, to assist with chamberwort;
IL wages $50. citv refrrruces. J. c.. box sos sun
uptown ofico. 1903 Broadway.
ANDRES wage. $40; understands shirts. col.
sinrri lars; Guns; S &C.; g %Gd rsierGnss'' NJ d. box $50
\rRHE; wssCs SIS; wiling to Do chamberwerki
box 57s sun uptown oficc. l2eH broadway.
\UR>E and soansrrc..: wages so; thoroughly
uptown onice. l@i5 Broa way.
NCR3E torrroTn c]hllrsn, good ssHmstres. com:
uptown office. l2H5 Broadway.
pARLORMAID and wsire.s wages s2O: references.
L l.. b., box 5ol sun uptown Once, 1895 Broad way.
SWEDISH cook Understand: co,t,nS in all it's
branches: cry ret"rrncc'. ;. O., box IHI sun mp
town office, l2d5 RrnGdwhy.
SWEDISH w%Nitr,s SIS, understands chamhrrwork:
. WAGES 40; rcrrrrpccs j. =, box Bah sun up.
town ONCE, Ie'5 Broadway.
SWEDISH COOK: wages $40; thoroughly compe.
= tent; good rof,r II go VI. r, lo1 AZ sun up.
town oilce. l2uI broadway
THEORETICALLY competent Ritchtumaid or cook in
sun uptown nNicc, l2H5 Broadway.
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esd ct. 217 K; Thos + Mclaughlin vs. Mar
garetF Thornton.
1l1tI ST., n 9. rs " LenoX av. 20X100; VIM
ID Grant vs. Virginia Brugnelli ct ALL.
1A0th Al, 0 O., 1929 g St Ann av, 1OOx1OO;
Louis OIfeld Va Meyer Boyer. ...u"......
1bsth at, Q W cor 81 Ann'sAy, 1ooX1oO. Paul
PfotanhAuer vs. Abelman 4 ~Roscnbaum..
166th at. = 3. 40 " Washington ay, 16ox
10; Salvatore. Olwere ct al va Bernard
Ginsberg ct III. II liens. ..n.......
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Amsterdam av. Q a.. 77.2 $ stth at, 2h1no. 10; . 8
Trust CO vs. Theo A Uorilcr at al; atty, T. Sheldon.
Prospect av, 700: Broadway savings Institution W.
Clarence NJ Fowler at al, atty, X n Kelly.
Wales ay. " :. 1i2.7 HWcstchester av, 5OIlll.1x
irreg; Louis Lubcker VA Jose Rodriques ct al. fore
closure lien. atty, J J O'Brten.
S3d N, az L: Thos + Mclaughlin va Margaret r
Thornton, foreclosure lien; atty, J Kearney.
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NIechanica' Liens.


Evelyn rl. II =. $50 g Gerard av, 2iIlOo;
Clarke x Sherman vs. Catherine ald otto
prince 81. n cor West Broadway. 4OH7I;
Frank l. Tierney W Edward G Edwards
ct al .".'".',..,. ....'' -
l4th At, + " cor Prospect terrace. l5+.lOT
2sth 81, 1872 VI; PAUL ProtenhAuer W. Robt
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THUNDER. LIGHTNING AND NAN.
MIR. Beakes'G Barns, Near MiddletOwn. n.
V, Destrnyed-A Tenn of Horses Killed.

Mr. bcakehA barns' Near MiuuletoWn' Ne
Y, DeStroyed-A Team of Horses Killed.
MIDDLETowN. n. y. May "a terrific
thunderstorm, panied by hail. passed
over this city on Sunday afternoon at about 8
o'clock. such canuona ling has not been heard
IN Il long time. Lightning struck the large
barn on the C. n G. EcakcS farm. a mile rom
this city. destroying it and four others. in
Guiding the granary and wagon house. Sixty
tons Of hay and more than n hundred chick ems
were burned, Augustus II. Gregory. a farm
hand. was caring for a team OF horses In the
barn. The bolt struck the horses. killing both
and throwing Gregory to the, ground with
great force. He was unconscious for some
time, but recovered his senses and got out OF
the barn Just before the roof fell in.
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Proposals.
AqueduCt Commissioners Office.
NO. $50 BROADWAY.
NEW YORK. May IT. 1899.

Bids or proposals for doing the work and furnish.
ing the materials called for in the approved forms
of contract now on hle in the office of the Aqueduct
Commissioners for building overflow and blow-oR
sewers, water pipes and appnrtenances in connection
with the jerome Park Reservoir OF the New Croton
OF the tltv Of New York, will be received at this ONCE
until TUESDAY. JUNE u. 1882. at IL O'CLOCK
A]queduct Commissionrre as soon thereafter as pos.
sible, and the award Of the contract for doing said
work and furnishing said materials will be made by
said Commissioners as soon thereafter as practicable.
Blank forms Of said approved contract and the
Epccih atoms thereof, and bids or proposals and
proper envelopes for their Enclosure. form Of bonds
and all other information can be obtained at the
ahov" office II the AIueduct Commissioners on APP
pliCati0n to the secretary.
BY order OF the Aqueduct commissioners.
john ]. RYAN, President
HARRY W. WALKER. Secretary.
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first Glass Nrlp-lNalrs.

10y COMPETENT family goldman. sober. neat
- and industrious; age 10, no membranes, eN-
Cellrnt references.
NJ, II G., 2i2 West 5uth ST.. New York.
RARKFEIEH. situation wanted by a competent,
ID reliable and Trustworthy man, host re- -frnces as
t. ahiltty -. Addr"s- NJ, H., box i23 sun ufirr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hS q competent cnachman:
w eight years reference from present employ,r,
dTeAs A., box 40 sun ONCE.
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Houston at, W cor Mott at. e3.4I irreg; Josephine
Kager VA Charles BrcnncmAu, indiv and exor ct al,
accounting, &c; attys. Forster 4 S.
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Auction Sales TO-DAY.
On the premises).

tOn the premisesl
By WILLIAM NJ. RYAN.
q. RAYMOND Park. Twenty-fourth ward.
ho,ouch Of bronx. 1876 lots on Green. Parker,
Grace avenues and adjoining thoroughfares:
public sale.
Van Nest Park. borough OF Bronx. seventy
Eve lots and sixteen dwellings on Morris Park
Avenue and adjoining thoroughfares: public
sale,
r,,,bush and Nostrand avenues, 1.
7 and X. East Twcnty-siXth to Thirty sixth
street, borough Of Brooklyn. S2S lots; public
sale.
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Sgrnts at'anted-3aales.

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BY JERE. JR.
Omcial Transfers,

lmSteriAm ay, SO2, ana ZlSb brOAlWhy,
nd iSf sno, . era &c, 70 Martin \ Sicierson. 81
pstSsaie az. ). IDS I7Vth =. lsIsa;4Ils
C. III !, M.rk.t pl. part Of ., 32.1oI irres;
Maria Johnston ct al, e1rs, &c, to Mary
| CdIlHHmabia *, 10, 2s.p1ioO: Joseph Blonsky
70 LUIS Ctordon ct al. .............. 1
Columbia ay sc cor Madison av or Monroe
Nv runs q " 5ls to n 8 road from West
Farms to Kirgsbridee I Q IA to " = Mon
T re- A, .inr,, H GoS Co to Dominican
Convent Of Our Lady OF the Rosary. 49,. $1,000
igI.tI irreg; Waldo Hutchins to AgnesJ
pi hFf.l iane, IS, adj land OF Eli1 f Hu.chins, !
i6!'Ix irrSs' EiiI E Hutchins to Waldo
Hr,chins, Gift
Is: Jane Mamie ct al to Thomas Finan.
IA part .'",'',.o 1
Delaney st. 9s3, = " cor Cannon at, 1881
=. penis QUINN to Thomas Finsn. 7-24
raam XIII Terrace, ~. isIloo; Clementne
Le 81 dSs sF' n V : cor n fa!th st, a9'iII75; rim:
oay , Donovan n to a . MY M N. HE $4,000
., Sophia and stephen Baumann to
John II Meyer and ano .";3o;., l
Ge"fss Hariins to wm II Dnciworth.... l
l% !, 10 I % !, Van Iss, Park Jacob Som. :,
M"d.'n g. IA and M. 6oIioo; Jennie
M ,,ssl,' Ma, kei"s 81 = H Ea5, ;., ,,. %, 1
-. ~ Montgomery st, E .; 10. %. map
N US a ,S'T n Z '' r6 hre nr nS'e Sc 75x44; Francis
B Dclrhanty to Louis and solomon Katz.. $3.50
Nt t5 Ksrl i + W y; E&t'1'0' Edgar Z Ah'hon' 100
Old Boston road, VS., 6l.5 8 Elton ct, sl.61
E FinilsiS' Il ot t.; M s, sd' a G' ., Aeuone' sif.
ft g. fel az; " az .S 3 e. lot n 1at' map N"r.ocf.
?sxI, q, FhilTp Maniey 10 Alice Erickson 1
prospcrtat. Ms Wc"r Fox or I1oth st, a5Si6o:
BcnIamin + Gerding and ano. exrs. &c. TO
s5I n Ok e % to Prospect av I n2
9kyFAo to James F Meehan. correction :,
veFstcr av, 9 5. 200 : Anna place, a5xso; l
-G."rgc stolz 10 Frederick weity. .,......' 1
rnR.w i61SIt n u tx e iis,ii to Union a
- li.5i To- w'stShcstcr av IsW is'a;
john NarCh,on to AUGUST Kuhn and ano. !
John l1o"nslJTsc1rnn t uS; To tnstsye Kolie' 1.aoo
r.ws:5.ll \ lo9,h 81. 25175; Charles $500.
18th ~. VS.. - II lIHth st, 72.Ilxl36x36x
9Th aT' VI vi 81 .. HS.t !" : fsath HA AT a aha i nTsu io'
Eliza Rudolphy to Clarence j Hartley 1900 1
10Th az, IS, 46En lo7th st. runs 3 4o.5 to
10 aS cI.s rt, S wl,sbs, Rta''' the city of NY !,
l%a St n ;. lot +o7. map Of Nichoiasw
Abraham To- James \ WeSb.o'"' 1
lQth ST, N (, lot 4O7. map OF Nicholas W
james y Webb to VIM A Graham,'-..... l
a; III t. , ! I2 =, ~ ~ N Ha lina .m,o n Sexb bU9 y
Mar and ,i l piiehi Y ''"o'~ a,oo
2?l St. 80 +. ~. 2Avn.px2cxps. q: VIM r.
Traycs and ano, .1rs. &c, to Mayer 8
22i st. 81 +, "a. aIgs .V1 .GIes, q: Mar, r 'E'''o
Hsck.cl.r ct al, devisees, &c, to Mayer
a;tk q. wa " 251ys, 8: Arthur j Levy 70 l
GA 81, - ". josephine A Lowell to Michael :
Oath -. n s IbO W Tth nv Tug oY aky ~
HS.e Lnry A Trippe and ano To NnIwen
5 NAMES l''ppo u a.no AAi"n 1900
S5th s.. 2Sa W 23,ps. q. Mary NicNanuat 10 'O
MErt,t
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lor 70 ohss q Hsrcourt
's ns st q2s v. 2oIioo; Morton j Tsyioric
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Stanted- 1ales-9alrrhanirs &c.


MAN acquainted with grocery trade; . side limo.
-I Address i. s. GRANT, 2d3 West 126th at.
"ANTED-A case OF bad health that R.I.P-A.N-s
w Will not bouetit. They lnnish pain and pro-
long life. One gives relief. Note the word R1.P-A:N-S
on the package and accept no substitute. R.I.P-AS-S.
10 for D cents or twelve packets for AZ cents, may be
had at any drug store. Ten samples and one thou
sand testimonials will lie mailed To- any address for
8 cents, forwarded to the Ripans Chemical Co., No.
10 Spruce st., New York.
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SEALED proposals. Endorsed Proposals. for steel
, and f'Gor,' will be received at TIL, Bureau Of
Yards aud Docks. Navy Department., Washington.
until ] O'clock June 10. 1929, and then and there
publicly opened for the structural steel and. fire.
proof Moor for the conversion of building No. g.,
Navy Yard. New York. into Il two story ~freproof
storehousc. Plans. specifications and forms Of pro-
posal can be obtained from the Commandant, Navy
Yard. New York. 7. ENDICOfT.
May 81, 1899. Chief OF Bureau.
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T. $. ENGINEER OFFICE. KEY WEST. FLA.
-. MAY 20. ~lspS.-Sealcd proposals, in duplicate,
for furnishing and delivering in place upon )etty at
northwest entrance TO Key West Harbor. Fla. To-.
900 tons. more or less, of random stone. will be 70.
ceivcd al the L. $. Engineer ONCE. st. Augustine.
Fla. until 2 o'clock p. NJ. June ~, 1899. and then
publicly opened. Information furnished on appli-
cation. G.. II. McKlNsIRY. Capt. Engrs.
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OFFICE OF QUARTERMASTER, FORT ETHAN
ALLEN. VT, MAY %, lSYp.-Srhicd proposals.,
in trlplicate, will he received here until II o'clock
M. June IA, 1929. and then opened for construction.
plumbing. heating. and g~aspiplng of addition to
hospital. Information furnished on application.
Right reserved TO accept or reject any or all bids or
any part thereof. Envelopes containing proposalg
should bc marked - Proposals Tor -" addressed
to Capt. j. W. HEARD, y. il.