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New-York tribune., 1899-01-17
NEW BUILDINGS.

l<sth-et. n corner Ansterdarn-ave FOR Two two
brick Office buildings. with stores, 3oXlW
and 4ellxeO Frederick Walker, OF No lol ..onn.
81 Ncholas-ave, owner Davis. archltect.- sS"voV
Western Boulevard Nos sIs and s2l. for a seven
story brick fathouse, with stores. hoXyl; l%
5rona Fesp' srb,fsss f~fs' M. $4,000
"a E<ast. for ore-story frame struc
ure. 1sxl4; Maria Sedgwiok. owner; Regel~ ,oo
Not.-aye :. 73S n n of 144th-st. for 1ve-story
brick tenement -house. % 6xsp; Elizabeth NJ ker-
van of No $50 West l45th-st. owner. Henry o...
Andersen, of $50 Broadway. architect. ZZ"o
Washington-ave. corner l7eth-st, for four.
story brick tenement-house 3OXe4. Jonn J
Gn,oP 1,s ., arSs,eC, % T6omas Blair 6uider o 90
Wasf.ngtJn-ere. c r. 80 u q lISth-et tor
fur-s.ory b. cK Ga house ? Ne5; John " Dun
lor. owner Charles Clark. architect. Thomas o.o.
Blair buildel.. lZ"p
foston-ave. c 1915 q OF 177th-st. for a two
story frame shop g. 6N2O; estate Of r SnepPerd.
Fofdham. owner: Charles s Clark. architect NO
prosrect-sve ls2 II n of Samuel-st. FOR q
oae-story frame shop 2Ox30: Corneia GaleHa
Of 30 PA M0tt-st. owner. Charles Clark -
architect '''
Trnity-aye corner Teasdsle Place, Tor TWO
three-story frame dweing-nOuses. 2lX63: Bar
n .Sr& s1csii.ei ...'........'s...... 10000
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BIG TRACT UPTOWN SOLD.
IT INCLUDES A WHOLE BLOCK FRONT
IN SEvENTH-AVE.

BUYER. WHOSE NAME rs WITHHELD WILL rN''
An1y IMPROVE IT AT oNCE-wooDBURY G.
1ANepoN BUYS MADIsoN-AvE. HOME
A FINE WAREHOUSE PLANNED.
Tho realty market yesterday somewhat duler
than It has been recently. but two important saes
~rere made block front in Seventh-ave' oeihs
disnosed Of and a handsome house In Madlsoh-aVe'
being acquired by Woodbury. G. Langdon. s,y
The aS; sold Spf0w6 %as Tt and One
sts sSo; size iS be-
ouded the entire oioeR rom vas m said was bought
for fmeIT improSement The seller was Thomas Watt
but the eqysTs Hob wbRed 91Re ana the p'' pau
'PS ~sSs through gaTaS Wdds51ry MAG
Snsd IanedoS the tOursory brSwns'ons dwelling @ .d, at
No IL Madson-ave % SSxeOX adj9.ining me Mau, 5s
payment Mr Langdon save at yaSatSon nor ,9i 9i
&C., the on ot isSxiO06 Thomas
Eagan in 1884 bought the Madison-a'e' mousse 'o'
louis Kahl sold stevens Eel lot ea, on '6s of
north side Of me on private
Frsnk W. wcoworth took title yesterday from
EAST corner Of Fifth-ave. and Eighueth-st ror an
exnressed consideration Of S1S7,5o0 of which sioo
oS6 remains on mortgage for a period OF three
years.
A NEW WAREHOUSE BUILDING.
z p u Gilbert fled plans yesterday for the
twelve-story office and storage warehouse ouituie ~
20 be erected on the northeast corner OF OHe "u'.
red-and-twenty-h y-hfth-st and Park-ave. The oullo,
ing is to be strictly hreproof and substantially anu
COMPLETELY equipped. II will be 80 feet on the V%ne %
twenty -ffth-st 'front.' ana ss.n teyI S
on the Park-ave front. The front elevsuonss s. W."
he but Of marble and light-gray BRICK. Inc suuSs-
1,re will cost over $500 600 THIS is the most
sive building operation OF this chareCter ~ ~! !ie
INNER part or the city for time Inc oulioiis
h5s ALREADY been rented for a term of Yeas. s
Plans were also hled by lie Grand r Glpert Seso -
terday for seven-sory hathouse win i $40 ~ -
he Erected at Nos $40 and s2l Western Boulevard
COS n
The Kountze estate sold yesterday 10 MI.
OToole the northeast corner OF Onehunoreo-aanI6T aI6
venty-seventh-st. and Thrd-ave-. pio' 'oAi''
70 ~, vas reported that No. SS West Fifteenthost.
fo,r-sfory broWnstone dwelling, on lot ZoXIVoS nau
been sold for about $500 but the report oouo nV'
be confirmed. -. >,o-o- tIell-
wan the fve-story brick apartment house, Wtth
store No 5u West One-hundreo-ahu-t"eA'' i'-'
St on private terms. -, .a,,.h std. ~
David Stewart sold FIVE lots on the south soc ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -eiehth-st lVO Ieet west u
Amster6s nl-ave TO client for improvement ill.,.
I p & /. j. Murray sold for Z. Liner 70 d tile,''
Nos ia ana l76 East One hundred ana s
1bree-story and basement brownstone o"eIhhs9'
each l6sxiO0 Il on private terms. s- r,..a- T
AT the Broadway Salesroom YESTERDAY, & re'fl pr,ek
Never sold in foreclosure the tour rstoIS -
dwelling on lot 25xl022, No IS West SeVent}y. } sec
ond-st 10 the plaintiff. the New-NorK Lie ilN"i
auce Company. for 800. - ~. ,,ooor+
Tohn : Napes sold in foreclosure the Vacanss
rlof % sx10Ox36 sx10O at the southwest coIIeI, VI
Fest fifty siXth-st ahu dhlS
ave 10 the plaintiff Simon \. Perry Tor $'oo'
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CUPREME COURT-County Of Sew YORK:

-
- Eugene $ Benjamin. Plaintiff. vs.. John F. saser and
In pursuance OF Judgment Of foreclosure and sale
g date the 9th day 1899 and entered In the
Office Of the Of this county at the Court House IN
the County of New York on the n day OF January ooo
l. the undersigned. the Referee in the said Judgment
named will sell publ. auction al the New fork kea
bsa9 City Of New YORK County Of New York. the
day Of February ls@ al II O'clock noon 9ii on C1S
by the said Judgment be sod and therein described as
ALL those certain houses known Numbers
Sixty-nve sixty and siNty-nne Fourth Avenue 10
the seventeenth Of the city o. New York bounded
and described follows, TO vii: r..,
BEGINNING point on the easterly side OF Fqurin
Avenue formerly the Bower). nneyeight teet northel
distant from northeast corner OF the bowery ana
Ninth Street and runnins thence norihery along rhe
BOwery tweny-our feet thence essteiy N ne AZ rlsr
anglea with the Bowcry seventy-two fee ara eI,yen
inches. thence G)u,hery IN ne parallel win MIRO nIfa
twenty-five eet three ana one haf lnches u.ce
westerly d line right angles with the Bowery sixty
four feet eleven and one-quaIer inches TO tne place
beginning. according 70 the measurements used Dy ue
OF Streets and Roads In the city or new
under Act ! The legislature Of the State Of New
ALSO all that certain other lot, piece or parcel Of
ground situate lying AM being IN the se entenIh Ward
BEGINNING point the easterly side Of Fourth
Avenue formerly the Bowery) hundred and twenty
two feet northery distant from the northeast corner OF me
ant Ninth Street and running thence northerly
the Bowery twenyour feet: thence easterly In a
line right angles with the Bowery eighty feet ten and
one-haf Inches; thence souiery line parallel 70 the
Third twenty-five feet three and onehsif inches
seventy-twO feet inches the place OF beginning
according the by the Commissioners
Of Streets and Roads In the CITY Of New York under the
Act Of the legislature Of the State o New York passed
April Srd. 1907
JOHN r. HOGAN, Referee.
HUFFMAN & FRANKENHEIMER
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

We WeierTeit to the west End ApaTmen'-hon'e 3. 400
y.sSsaRays cSgaty No lose i4xs76; Helen Case 7ooo
t9 Freaerck ATmesasteFa ST asave qcxes q; Michael
s5th-st No 100 East. 10 sx9S9 Rose Howard ~ no
..,S 70 amy Gil5s is II or shave 25xlOo; ne
trustees Of the Arnty Baptist Church TO Will - 2SO
s5ans IAN ls5SR S6 5l4 West 241876x irresdaT the
Riverside Building Company 10 Francis NJ AP a. oo
s.S-i PSsi'e No AIS West 25xlsl Richard Lewis "a 100
executor 70 Patrcs % %Skey ~; sy. 3ix87sx
irregular Francis Appegate ana VIE 70 the 40 M
Riverside Building COMPANY ana another.
trustees and Catharine Z steers to Mara 50 500
tth-ave e9nST S S2tsSS T,iS-ts 4szxio ''u. 1900
,2sissG 10 5s West 25xsSll: George Pol os 900
ia:d Ct a. yo "1 47s e Of Honest lssx9ell
f0Tssss csres HoA ana wife to Henry SchVaneveds ,o
ss6Lt ana WE No liz Eas isa1ioo8 Sophie oSriner
aas 2Ss So s East 2o1asi; Victor oerhaFds to 1000
ssas No s4i East ixioos Henry KrODf to en-
John B9sSens 50 Il Of walesave 5i6
x8iix Irregular Jacob Lensr 70 Simon Dahz's ., ooo
cod, snd aPSh5T To * west 2oxfoCs susan Akin al
to William Lily ynsst9n c.t 90 ooo:- 40 ~
vs2naye; 1922 Il o. lsgtn1st 20 Sxecators
4S 9X3Ui.o Emile s'shr a1 .. ......... 70 e25
Greenwieh-st No los ~ s %9S& GbisoI4 10000
Lot * % = 70 % N9 o y 7 to to 5 ss No e g to TO g. No
n No 81 10 s3. No e2 70 95 Nos 4s, 80, g 2
10 81 TO SO No 81 TO s.. No 2 70 10 No so 70
9e No % 70 90 10 40 to AZ ioo Nos ~ iG5 o a0
~ SIS No Te 10 7e No l25 1877, map Givan
Hornestead william Zieger ana wife TO Theresa ca o,4
wayeTiy place $ ll53 II Of sth1aye 90 %,
22xs7; wiiheimns wineeaoeh 70 John p, Long ''0o'
thai and another TO Aron ReitInan %'''
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Rfal estate Wanieo.
Site for ManufaCtory Wanted.

,,arr,scturArs wish 10 purchase plot Of land OF rom
90. ~ tentv acres for the accommodation Of their manV
featuring plant. - - ,,-,-,,,>, -u-r,cry FIVE
MILES OF RATTERY PARK. NEW YORK; Inc prop
cry must have waterway connection with the hdrooI
New York ana direct railroad connections unimproVeo
property preferred. . - 49,. % y.
ceve consideration each must be accompanied ~ ola
yrar or the property showing rs area the peslton anu
si7A ~ any hIdings thereon railway and water
wav connections The depth q water must De stalel
he rresen, assessed the property lie average
rse Of all taxation during the past three year. me
ecfer and condition Of Improvements ana thc pro
rosed mice we cannot consider personal applications
10 commissions will be paid by or by our clients
BUTLER NOTMAN, JOIINE & MHNDERsE'
54 Wall Street. New York City.
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9th Street


The snnro.n,e amount of the lien charge satisfy
which he above described property Is 70 he sold -
500 10 so with interest from the 22d day OF De
enbe- lsas together with and allow amount
ing 20 1856 o. interest from the sth DAY ot jan
vary 1890 together with the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate amount of taxes. assessments arn
other liens which be allowed e. he purchaser out
Of the purchase money paid by the Referee Is S66l
and interest.
thereon held VI. Wentz, and upon whirn mere
due the 22d day Of December 1s's' the sum OF
SlO6 63232.
y. Y. January O. ltD9 $1,000. .
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foreclosure Sales.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County OF
~ New York Title Guarantee and Trust Company.
Plaintiff against Angela ". Devn and others, Defend
duly and entered In the above entitled action bear
Ing date 2lst lay Of December. 1895 the under
signed Referee said judgment named will sell AT
Public Auction the New York Real Estate Salesroom.
now located No III Broadway the Borough of Man
haitian CITY OF New York the twenty seventh day OF
January 1899, at - o'clock that day, By Will
lam Ryan Auctioner. the premises directed by said
Judgment sold. and therein described follows
the CITY Of New York and bounded and described az
follows BEGINNING the intersection o the southerly
SIDE Of forty-ffh Street and the eastry
SIDE Of the Boulevard formerly Eleventh Avenue, as
wdened) running thence eastsry along the south
ery hundred and forty-hfth street two hun
dred seventvve feet thence southerly parallel with
the said Boulevard nnetynne feet eleven inches 10 the
middle block between one hundred and forty
fourth and hundred and fortyffh Streets thence
westerly along said line hundred and sevenyhve feet
me easerly side OF the said Boulevard and thence
the eastey side OF the said Boulevard
nnety-nine inches the ouhery side Of one
hundred and foryhfth Street the point Of beginning
said premises beins which conveyed 20 Jere
miah Devlin (now deceased by deeds, made by
IOhn Riley and wife. February 26. 1876 and
corded in Office or the Register OF the City and
County az New York Liher 1865 o Conveyances al page
239 and the other by Phebe p Lahrens and Alfred
e Lahrens her husband dated May q. 1876, and re-
snces page 1872 and devised by said jeremiah Devn
o Angela NJ Devlin.
Dated New York. Jenuary 5. 1889 .. .
THOMAS GILLERAN Referee.
WILLIAM II. STOCKVELL. Attorney for PlaintiN. l46
Broadway New York CITY
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uIsINEss CHANCES.

WANTED. -High-class position by gentle-
man having large and varied experience
in banking business. II you are not willing
10 pay at least $1,000 year DON answer
Address B.. Lock Box 1.122 Chicago.
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Fortieth Street.

Fortieth Street.
The approximate amount OF the lien charge sat
sfy which the described property Is be sid
S26 800 thereon from the 3th day Of
December, together with ana allowances
amounting s4es 10 with from December 10
ls9s. together with the expenses ~ the sale The
proxnate amount of taxes. stsessrnens. other Hens
which are be allowed the purchaser ~ the
money paid by the Referee $19e.+0 and in
Dated, New York December 27th, 1895
CLIFFORD W. HARTTIDGE. Referee
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I4atn st-sst

Tne approxmate amount OF the lien charge satisfy
which the above described pronerty is to be soid
$50 G6S from the % day OF De
ceber 1895 together with and Allowance amount
ing 10 $500 with from the 22d day OF Decem-
ber 1895 together with the expenses of the sale lhe
OF assessments, or other liens
which are allowed the purchaser out OF the pur
chase money or paid by the Referee, IS SlO659l and
interest. -
Dated: New York, January 5. 1899. -
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11nblir Notite.

Assignees' Sale in Bulk of the Entire
Stock OF Goods, Wares and Merchan-
disc, Fixtures and Paraphernalia OF
Trade, in Stores and Premises Nos.
416 7th Street Northwest, and 415 Sth
Street Northwest, Formerly Con-
Quoted by Charles Baum, as Also the
Unexpired Lease of 416 9TH Street
Northwest. Washington, d. {.
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CypEWitITEHs.

TYPEWRITERS-B BAKG AIMS. Now ma
chimes cheap. Rem!ngions. smltns. -
ruarnnteed. rentals redu ed CONS'!I
DATED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 2i'
proadWag
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Gfrnrslons.
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR FLAGS+-Phia. Depot G.
NJ Dept 1923 Arch Street. Phila Pa, January a.
lsqs-Seaed proposals. in triplcate. will be received
her&until II O'Clock A. NJ Tuesday January Gath 1898
for furnl shng this depot 800 Flags 900
Recruiting Flags. in accordance with Standard
Samples Early deliveries required bidders
state with rapd.ty they will make them.
ment reserves right reject accept any all pro-
p0sss or any part thereof Preference given articles
Of domestic production manufacture. conditions Of
quality and price Cncluding In the price Of foreign pro-
ducons OF manufactures the duty thereon) being equal
Blanks proposals &c. VIII furnished appi-
cation Envelopes containing proposals to be endorsed
Proposals Flsgs and addressed 10 Colonel JOHN V
rTrRFY DEPUTY Quarternaster-Gene L. s. A.
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u1,>k uooks e. STATIONERY.

~~~~~~~,~~~c>>~O~eO~D~ -
LETTER COPYING BOOKS -oV' pase pa.
Ietfer conving book soc ioro page let
Ter copying book. sac. J. q. CUNNING
HAN 33S Broadway.
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TURKISH BATHS.

PEOPLE of culture and refinement take
Turkish. Eler:ric and Roman hhths AZ
NII.LFR'S ~ West 2ffh-st
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STOR ttsIs,

~~NN>N~c-~-~~l>-- c~NNNcNNNNNNCH>
THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. 1855 l6l ieS West 321 St. Stor-
age. moving Telephone. IG4 3Sh-st.
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rOR RAIN.

@~HD AT REDUCED PRICES
9Uu - Before Removal FEB. l.
TO MORE COMMODIoUs Quarters, l74 and
476 B'way. THE MOSLER SAFE CO..
cor. Bway AMI Duane.
rnp sAI.E--Ten R.LPA.N.S for S cen,
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>/-NoN-NOooNo0Oo1|
CARPETS cleaned By steam. by hano o,
on the floor. Careful Carpet cieau.s
Co. 1883 Broadway 42l East ASH 81
COZ & RRANDT. Tel 132-3Sth.
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Gountrn Real estate Tor Sale.
Suburban Re1l Cstnte.

GKNCY.--Montclair real estate all kinds sale and
ia. rent CLARENCE H. TUBBs. Beekrnan-st. y. !.
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MACHfNt;Rf \.

stfN>sh<s<srN~<~~N-
AT REDUCED PRICES.-5oo second hand
wood and iron working machines tnlN
guaranteed: machinery bought ana eh
changed GEORGE B. EDDY. 3As Madl
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HELP WANTED.

.nrnnr.ne.I> >olN~r-e., No<e0~NN0NsNN~N~s0s~~oN0
AGENTS WANTD We want an agent
LADIES HOME JOURNAL. 20 look after
renewals and distribute advertising matter
We offer profitable employ ymsnt Tor tho
winter als0 specla. rewards for good Nork
81 600 vii be given to the agent sending
the largest list up 70 April u next. $3.50
~ the next best worker. and a. on dis
trlbuting 81. $50 among 300 best agents
every agent. whether ne OF 80 fecures
every agent. whether he Or fhee secures
one ~ the extra awards OF not THE
CURTIS PUBLISHING 90. Philadelphia.
Penn.
Male.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS. Don I pre
bare for any civil service examination
Without seeing our Illustrated catalogue -
information sent free COLUMBIAN
cORREsPoNDEScE COLLEGE, Wash
inEton. .. c.
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BOOK BARGAINS.

-O~~<~~~-~~-~ mn =. - - - - ~
ATTENTION" Book Buyers and BOOK
Iovers'-We have lust purcnasrn oNS'
100 600 Miscellaneous Medical Books. Val,
ned from So 90 to So % each. which We VII
sell M 10 cents on the dollar 900" Popu-
lar Novels and works OF standard authors
we offer AZ &c 10c.. l5c. and 2oc.. "orlh
fve times this price. and among others we
secured over 300 sets Of the best bncyclo-
psedias including Britannica. App,e,oss
,'harobers ZelTs Peoples and The stand
ard which wc will sell at about 10 cents
on the dollar. call and see US, no l,t- ceIs-
iogies sent. LONERING'S NEN-fo okh
BOOK EXCHANGE. 7sl Broadway. De
tween 9th and 10th sts. open evening"
I,i,raries and second hand hooks bought
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Ceathers.


REFINED LADY would. for pleasant home and
a little remuneration, instruct in painting and reading
n or near citv Please address TEACHER. 12+2 b way.
TNR w G. NOVEL;. private tutor pupils homes or
at III 2 SOD ST. Two pupils received In famiy.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17

BY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE SUPREME
COI-RT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. PASSED
IN EQUITY CAUSE NO. 10, $50. THE UNDERSIGNED
INVITES BIDS FOR THE PURCHASE IN BtLh or
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS AND MEN,
CUANDIsE IN THE PREMISES ABOVE MEN
TONED; THE SAID. STOCK OF MERCHANDISE CON
eIsrING IN PART OF LADIES' AND GENrLENENs
FURNISHING GOODS MILLINERY, CLOAkS AND
SUITS; TRUNKS. VALISES. UNDERWEAR BOOhs'
NOTIONS FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. AND SUCH
GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND WARES AS ARE
I-s1rAIJY FOUND IN A DEPARTMENT STORE.
ALSO ALI, THE STORE FIXTURES AND PAR
ApHERNALIA OF TRADE OF EVERY KIND AND
DESCRIPTION IN SAID PREMISES, INCLUDING
COMPLETE CASH SYSTEM
ALSO THE UNEXPIRED TERM OF LEASE
ron SAID PREMISES NUMBERED 4l6 7TH
STREET NORTHWEST. FROM MINNA KEPPLcR TO
SAID CHARLES BAUM DULY RECORDED AMONG
THE LAND RECORDS FOR THE DISTRICT OF CO
IIyMBIA IN L-BER NO. 1915. AT FOLIO 81 THE
SAID LEASE EXPIRES THE 2SD DAY OF JULY A D.
1901
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE PURCHASE
OF THE ABOVE ITEMS AS A WHOLE. OR FOR THE
STOCK. FIXTURES OR LEASE. SEPARATELY OR
ANY TWO OF SAID ITEMS.
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TERMS OF SALE CASH.

EACH BID TO BE CONSIDERED MUST BE ACCOM-
PANIEr BY A CERTIFIED CHECK TO THE ORDER
OF THE UNDERSIGNED FOR FIVE PER CENTUM
(5 PER CENT OF THE AMOUNT OF THE BID. sue
cEssFII. BIDDERS WILL BE REQUIRED TO PAY
THE BALANCE OF THE PURCHASE MONEY IMME-
DIATELY UPON THE RATIFICATION OF THE AC-
CEPTANCr Of THE BID BY THE COURT
THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS is
RFSERVED PROPOSALS TO BE PROPERLY MARKED
AND DELIVERED TO TIE INDERSIGNED on or
BEFORE IL O'CLOCK NOON on TUESDAY. :.
THE 24TH DAY OF JANlAR1. 1888, AT 4lo ~
STREET NORTHWEST. EVERY FACILlIA LOlS III r y
INSPECTION OF THE STOCK AND PROPERTY To BE
SOLD Will. BE PROVIDED ON APPLICATION TO
THE UNDERSIGNED. - -
MNER COHEN.
HENRY STRASBURGFR
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Gfbonl a enues.

Glbonl a enues
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-. nL.kIcAN AND FOREIGN TEACH ERS' AGENCY
,unnlier Professors Teachers. Tutors GovernesseA
a 10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply 10
Mr., n YOUNG FULTON 2 Union Square
DGnnne Srbools.
4 LEXANDIsx MACGRDGoR.
y 80 Fifth Avenue. above 42d ST
private lessonF and classes In dancing See cncufaTn
nv GEORGE DoDWoRTH, - .,,.-
IA AND IA EAST s3TH STREET.
Glasses private lessons.
Opnmsne1S Saturday. Oct q. X
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-05
CUBAN ASSEMBLY
VOTE TO DISSOLVE
Continued from First PaGe)

70 vote against the resolutions to disband
and 10 dissolve. To the very last he
declared that. in any event the resolution
IN dissolve was unconstitutional and that
he would never give up his position until
a new assembly had been elected.
Seniors Hevia and Nillalon arrived this
morning from Washington and the as
scmbly was convened this afternoon in
order 10 hear their report regarding their
efforts iu Washington. Not until after
an hours delay was a quorum secured.
Senior Heyil then made a detailed state
mcnt of their visit to Washington and
the failure of their mission.
80 CHANCE FOR ANY MORE.
A report cmb0dying the substance OF
Senior Hovas statement was submitted
70 the Assembly after which Senores
Hovia and Niilal0n expressed themselves
as convinced that IL would be impossible
20 get another cent from the United
States or am American authorization 10
make loan and that It was equally
hopeless 20 negotiate the loan proposed
by Mr. Coen
Strangely enough. this recital OF the
cxnoriencos of the committee was not
followed by any burst Of passionate cri-
rci=m. Silence reigned until General An
drore. president Of the Assembly, said
that senior DesDaigne's dissolution mo-
ton. with the amendments would be
considered Then Sinor Cisneros raised
his dissenting voice. persisting in that at
tftr7o until The close Of the proceedings
bu+ his declaration was the only feature
which prevented the discussion and the
decision from being unanimous.