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The Portland daily press., 1899-04-11
NEW ApvERrIsEmENTs TO-DAY.
BRIEF JOTTINGS.


Vim. Il. Mulloney Of the Union Mutual
Life Insurance Company has purchased
fromIthe Coplsy heirs the property l9s
Cumberlapd street
MIR. Fred p. Whitaker, who for the last
siaht Years has been the steward at the
West End Hotel. resigned that position
Saturday. For the present Mr.. Whitaker
will enjoy a we'll earned rest.
4 Patrick ]. Flahertylof Ward 3.has taken
the physical examination required for ap-
pointment on the police force of Port.
land.
Can't. Bragg of the Horatio Hall, which
arrived Monday morning from N ew York
encountered a signal buoy adrift between
Nausst and Chatham.
Mayor Robinson has re appointed City
Clerk Edwin l.. Dyer secretary to the
board of,health for the ensuing year.
+: Mr.. Theodore Moses construction super
lptendent of the Portland railroad COM
papy. strained his knee quite badly re-
Gently.
MIR. w. W. Brownris having some ex-
tensive improvements made to his house
on Fores, avenue. The building is being
thoroughly painted and papered. The en-
tire plum bling system is being changed.
The Portland club has settled with the
insurance company for It's loss by the tire
on Friday, receiving $500 In settlement OF
Its claim. The rooms VIII De newly car
peted. now draperies Will replace tine oip
ones, land the furniture Will be newly var
nished
Hereafter the rules relating TO tne rent
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d. II. s. ALUMNI.
Reception at Crosby Hall, New High
'Hol School Building.

Monday evening was the occasion of
brilliant reception and reunion OF the
members of the alumni association and
friends of the Deering High school at
Crosby hall, III the new High school
building, Stevens Plains avenue. Super
intendent of Schools 0. Nj. Lord and
Committeeman Whitehouse. Hall, Hutch
inson, Foster and He seltine. representing
the Portland school board, were in at
tendance. Representing the former
Deering school committee were Messrs.
f. K. O. Robbins, ID. W. Has kes and Dir.
S. A. Packard.
Principal Marvin and the assistant
teachers of the High school were also
among the honored guests. The early
hours of the evening vera devoted to the
renewing of old acquaintance and to
the formation of new. During the
evening Chambers orchestra OF Port
land rendered several choice selections
much to the enjoyment of all.
Miss Martha +. b. Halves In her usual
pleasing manner rendered two appropr j.
ate solos and Miss Lucy Davis favored the
assembly with readings.
At ten o'clock the music for brief
order of dances was commenced. Fruit
punch WAS served during the evening
from tables located in the respective cor.
ners of the hall, under the direction of
Miss Alice Sawyer. Mrs. Samuel L. Eve.
leth and Mrs. II. f. Cooling.
President Barbour of the association
is worthy of much praise for the sue
cessful manner in which the details for
the reception were carried out. MIR. Bar
bour was assisted by the following com
mittee: Music and dancing, Fred Ripley
Herbert Coffin, Miss Alice Russell; deco
ratious, Herbert l. Allen, Mrs. Harry
johnson, Arthur Jones; reception Mrs.
Gertrude Leavitt Mrs. ID. W. Heseltine,
MIR. II. j.. Cram; invitations, Fred v.
Matthews, Mrs.A. q. Bragg, Mrs. Henry
Rackliffe.
The dancing concluded at IL O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-11
Personal.

Representative George +. Knapp OF
Bridgton has recovered from protracted
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Severance of Lon
don, England, will sail this month for
America, where they will spend the sum
mer
William II. Buxton of Cumberland
street, is confined to his house by an at.
tack of pleurisy.
4 Among those who attended the funeral
of the late Capt. b. A. Norton, was Mr..
John Kelley of Somerville, Mass, presi.
dent Of the Fifth Regiment association.
Mr.. Kelley was borniin Portland and was
q tent mate of Capt Norton. He helped
carry him OF the battlefield at Rappahan.
mock station, where Capt. Norton lost his
arm.
Mrs. John N. Glidden and daughter Of
Newcastle; are at the Congress Square
hotel.
MIR. :Winslow Homer. the marine art
list, who has been spending the winter in
the Bahama Islands. has returned to his
home at Prout's Neck.
Mrs. Zenas Thompson is suffering from
, sudden attack of laryngitis
Mrs Deborah Stevens, who has been in
Limerick during the last six weeks, has
returned to her home on Middle street,
this city.
Hon. Joseph e. Blabon of Portland,
has returned home from ..Farmington,
where he has passed the winter.
Percy II. Burrows and Albert Walden
left Monday on a 10 days trip to New
York and Washington.
Friends in Portland have received let
tsrs from DR.. George S. Pitcher, who has
Just arrived at Manila with the 18th in
fantry. He says that their troubles began
In the Red Sea. and the thermometer
stood above 30 degrees for two weeks,
with q cloudless sky and hot breeze.
Mrs. Nj. E, Waterman has returned O
DanviIle Junction from Portland, where
vhe spent the winter with Capt. and Mrs.
4. 4. Dennison.
Miss Alios Maynard of this city, a stu
tent at the Gorham Normal school, has
returned from her vacation visit among
relatives and friends in Waterville, and
as resumed her studies at the school.
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AN EXCITING RUNAWAY.

Early Monday morning Mr.. A. H.
Moulton, driver for Woodbury. g. Sawyer,
went to so Free street with two horss
coupe, to take some passengers to the
Union station. Mr.. Moulton left his
horses for u moment while he went to the
door to get some hand bags.
Just at this moment an ashman drove
past and ohIrped quite loudly 20 his
horse, hitting him with q whip at the
same time. This started the coupe horses
and they broke into run. Mr.. Moultou
ran swiftly to his team and succeeded In
grasping the reins. He chung to the reini
with great pluck, was thrown down and
dragged hundred yards or SO. when the
reins parted and the horses were free
They ran down Free street at high speed
and were stoppsd near Middle street.
w. A. loves team was standing IN
front OF his shop. and as the coupe dashed
by. 1t struck Mr.. loves team, throwing
the horse and cutting him somewhat.
The hind axle Of the carriage wa,
broken, and the runaway team continued
on three wheels. The frightened horses
cut across the junction Of the streets, ano
were making for Merry. the hatter's
store, when the broken axle caught In thu
car track and turned the horses around
heading them up Middle street. One ol
the animals fell down, but the other con
tinued andithe fallen horse was dragged
to its feet.
They dashed on, straight for the tele
graph post in front Of H. II. Hay s
Sons. where the pole Of the carriags
struck square and fair. One of the horses
was freed from the .harness:and he ran NJ
Middle street to Congress, and along the
latter street to the stable. The othe,
horse was stopped, and when removed
from the wreckage, be was found to b.
badly cut on the rump. He was taken to
the American Express company's stable,
were his wounds were dressed. The coups
was badly damaged.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-11
LEXINGTON DAY.
The Daughters of the Revolution Vote
to Celebrate IL.

The regular meeting of the Elizabeth
WadswoIth chapter, ID A. r.. was held In
the y NJ. q. A. building Monday after
noon, April 10th.
Miss Mary 4. Robinson, descendant OF
Samuel Robinson of Cape Elizabeth, was
elected a member.
Five application papers were presented.
The roll call was answered by some his
toric event.
Mrs. Paine read avery interesting paper
on her ancestor. Joshua Merrill of Fal.
mouth.
Lexington day which occurs on April
10Th is to be celebrated on the Goth by Q
reception at the Preble house from t.
10 o'clock D. IN.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-11

The industrial commission has dsfinits.
" decided to enter upon the investigation
of trustsiabout the middle Of May and the
inquiry upon tlis subject will be con-
tinued throughout the remainder of that
month and the month of June.
New York Evening World states that
five weeks ago Wallace Andrews, who
was burned to death in his Fifth avenue
home, with his family on Friday last, re-
ceived through the mails an internal ma.
chine, containing enough explosives to
blow up the entire house and household,
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-11
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

The Assessors Of Taxes for the Town Of Cape
Town Building. on Friday and Saturday, the
18th and Is instant from to o'clock, r. NJ. for
the purpose of receiving lists OF the polls and
estates taxable In said town.
All persons Interested In estates which have
been subject TO any change during tho past
year. or where other communication with the
Assessors may be desirable. will hereof take
hotice. a.
Attention Is hereby further called. to the
provisions of the Statutes concerning such
lists. and In the conditions under which tax
ment on taxes assessed.
- c. B. STAPLEs.) Assessors of
p. W. JORDAN.i Cape
A. Z. POLAND.) Elizabeth.
Cape Elizabeth, April s. 1899.
Soc notices posted. aprlldot
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CAPTAIN JUSTIN II. SHERMAN.
At the Prebls House Monday morning.
Capt. Justin H. Sherman, manager of tho
Manhattan Steamship company, died Of
cry sipelas. He had been sick for week
or more with erysipelas, under the care Of
DIR. Fessenden. Sunday the disease had
become so serious that DR.. Merrill was
called in consultation. Hopes Of his re-
covery were entertained until Monday
morning at O'Clock, when q change for
the WORSE took place and two hours later
death ensued.
Capt. Shsrman's home was in Camden.
He wns native..of Islesboro, and was "a
years old. He was the son Of Capt. Isaao
Sherman of Camden. who Is still living.
From boyhood, Capt. Sherman followed
the sea and wss master OF different vessels
until q short time ago. or lats be has
bsen Uconnecoed with .the Manhattan
Steamship company. He has been in
Portland since November and his wife
has been with him at different times and
was summoned tc his bedside several day $
ago. He had no children. Capt Sherman
has bAen selectman in Camden for q num-
Der of years and was one Of the most in
fuentlnl and respected citizens Of that
town. He has long been a prominent
Democrat and has been mem ber.of the
Democratic state Ioommittee He was q
genial, kindly man who made friends ev-
cry where he.went. He was also shrewd
andIsuccessful business man. Mrs. Sher
man started Monday noon for Camden
| with the remains of her husband.
.:GRACE KIMBALL THOMPSON.
Mrs. l. S. Thompson, nee Grace Kim
ball, whose death oocurred In La Cres-
centa, CAL, recently, was the eldest
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. j. Il. Kimball
of Bridgton, and was also graduate of
the Bridgton High school and Waterville
Classical Institute She attended Welles-
| ley college two years, after whi,h she be-
came assistant In the Bridgton High
school. In 1882 she went to Hawaii where
she WAS married to MIR. l.. :. Thompson.
After few years they moved to Califor-
MIA where they have since resided. Mrs
Thomp son 10 survived by husband and
| son, Lawrence. aged IL years.
HON. II. A. W. TABOR.
Denver, Col, April 1O.-Hon. II. A. W.
| Tabor, postmaster Of this city and ex-
United States Senator, died at 9l0 a. IN.
today of appendicitis after three days i'll.
ness.
| NOTES.
Moses W. Dodd, founder of the publish
ing house of Dodd, Mead s. Co., died in
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OWEN. MOORE & CO.

PORTLAND. ME-. April 10. 1893.
CEALED proposals will be received at this
- building until o'clock p. m. Friday, April
i4th 1892 for furnishing fuel, lights. water, Ice.
ing ashes, and sprinkiing streets for this build
ing during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1900,
or such portion of the year as may he deemed
advisable. The right to reject any and all bids
is reserved by the Treasury Department.
ARTHUR l.. FARNSWORTH.
aprl1&i3 Acting Custodian.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-11
WILLIAM PENNELL ARRESTED.

WILLIAM PENNELL ARRESTED.
Last night the police arrested William
Pennell on a charge Of larceny. 1t Is al
logged that he stole coat from an ofice
at "a Commercial wharf. The coat was
recovered by the police. Pennell protests
his innocence and claims that he never
saw the coat before.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-11

n Pillow Lovers
made Of art.tickipg in all
the bright shades OF red,
blue. green, gold, brown
ETC.. original designs out
lined with braids in con-
trasting colors and fin
ished with lacy inserting
bands--all made, ready
for the pillow-SI.oo and
$3.50.
Denim ones, smaller
and with ruff1e, at 62c,
also embroidered. Some
very handsome ones
of a new cotton fabric,
big scrawley design print
ed in colors and outlined
with Japanese gold thread
Sl.oo. Another one has
a lace applique design to
to be outlined with silk
at $I.5o.
A very pretty new lot
of cretonne pillow cases,
ruf1ed, all ready for the
pillow at 25c-particular.
ly good for hammocks, for
summerhous es, boats, etc.
Bagdad striped canvas
pillow tops at 36c. Spec
ial designs in pillow tops,
with ruffle and back, for
smoking rooms, pipes,
tobacco jars, cigarette.
match boxes and other
appropriate patterns
printed or appliqued-.-to
be outlined--5oc. Anoth.
er has an odd design
which includes stars,
geese and a neurological
figure of night on a black
ground 62c. Any of
these may be outlined
with gold thread, silk or
linen, the work is very
easy to do and the pillows
when finished are very
effective.
This department has
receetly received an en-.
tierely new idea in
coarse open mesh canvas,
bright colored plaids---
at soc for a piece suffi-
lent for a pillow. Among
the other novelties are
canvas newsper bags,
stamped for a bit of en-
broidery. Brush broom
holders, linen cov-I
cred. Picture Frames
with five openings for
card photos, a front of
stamped linen, white
enameled frame and
glass. Table covers, GEN.
tire pieces, doylies, tray
cloths and tea cloths.
Silk holders, book COW
ers, etc.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-11
FORT PREBLE NEW COMMAND
ING OFFICER.

Capt. j. X. Williams, 7th Artillery, the
commanding officer at Fort Preble, will
leave at an early date for his new station
in Washington, d. e., and 1t is thought
that bis SUCCESSOR will be Lieut. Bailey
of the lst Artillery who is now stationed
at Fort Sam Houston in Texas. Lieut..
bailey is nearing his promotion and will
probably receive his captainoy in the 7th
Artillery and be sent to Fort Preble.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-11

The name of General John r. Black
will Ee presented to the executive CON-
mittee of the national encampment OF
Grand Amry of the Republic as oandj.
date for commander .in-chief.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-11

Special cars were in readiness 70 oouvsy
the members to the various parts of the
city.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-11

Total. $4,000. SIC, 2l0s9
State Of Maine, County OF Cumberland, s..
/ Charles q. Allen. Cashier Of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement 10 true to the bsst Of my
knowledge and belief
CHARLES G. ALLEN. Cashter.
Subscribed and sworn to beiofs mo this 10th
EoREkf +. WHrTEHoUsE. Notary Public.
Correet-Attest:
HENRY B. CLEAvES,
AUGUSTUS r. WRIGHT, Directors.
CLARENCE HALE.
april d3s
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-11
NOTES.

Moses W. Dodd, founder of the publish
ing house of Dodd, Mead s. Co., died IN
New York, Saturday.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-11

Denver, Col, April 1O.-Hon. II. A. W.
Tabor, postmaster Of this city and ex.
United States Senator, died ut e.l0 a. IN.
today OF appendicitis after three days ill
ness.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

ssp PS.n Diy:ion,supTsms ccgrt-Rscsss. until
wsSnesdSy oct sS5sapf sss
Supreme Court-specisi Term-Par, before TrYs1 J.
No Jon DsnS as Brc%n No. neowS ast Franklin
Ta,3nsl Bank No MoTtsci ss Le'e No O. ss
Vessels: No / Hamilton agt Leu,he: No. g.. Yuls ast,
q ST. sisni:lsS S ast s Aese% s veein MaT;s
fs a Fpc No. No "a masr Ss LEM Ne IS &
ast Caldwell No 10 Unsng:t sst Rodrieues .1S AT;
Fowler No H. oconnor ae, ASraham. No. 20 f7y d
ss; ss NJ a. naFssi sg cpany 30 e.
Kelly ast Duggan No a. Androvete asi Germany
sgt Electric Storage Battery Company 10 =, saSns at
Levy: No 2s Brill agt cotter. No 80 % MoTris AIT
Barnes No a. Traband sgt. Traband: No a. ~ att
Barsshck No 81 q Rampant No IS C % Mc
as Quintern. No 80 Cooper asi Cocpe To.,er 10 A.
Diamond AT, Miray No a. Frazier agt s'rna, 40 70
4s seafed AT, Cutting 80 a. Van Horn ss' v- van
Horn No IS matter o. iorN Name Co No So
People ast Mutual Reneft LIE Ass49ston as, SUI
IRENE Council Benea, Association 10 49, Knauth o og,
Bremen No a. Forbes as AossGe" No Sc Orr
s Camel NO 81 Teu@sn ast Heumsn n.sn.,
Court oPs., at 1910 m FIX pq Before vsrng s.
n.r Nicola Taino william z. Howell Mary A. i''''
city Tsm-A1ajs2Grne9s c foI 'n j
civ Court-specis TerT r,,oI. or go ~
Court opens at 10 a. m motions At '
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
By TrIax. J -,
Matter of Buena Vista Realty c0mP'"y--"''0D'
Bride. ,-. ~ r-rr,hau
Hazard art Scott-Nelson j. NsteimuIs
Matter q Dunne-Frederck H. he"'se'
P, Beeknan. J.
49, -. 90, ras, BAY Land Improvement company
Ilynch az, star Motor Carriage companY-'a""e'
Neoiis RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supreme Court
BY TruaN. J.
! Solomon A Fatnan ag'. sarah "re'""'
n Kohn ,.,-,.-, ~r,si,,g o. sl-John J.
I Victor Gerhards ag' Michael 'n's'"t " "
Lazarus Mannheimer ae Mary F Conner 81 a.
Skeliy . ,,.......
Mary Smith agt William Ferris-Danie, e. COMPANY
11.a,,.- Resse sgt Atlantic Transp riauoh Noi"''
Francis y
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REAL ESTATE.
r,,r, GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS
AND TRADEsMEN BUYS A SITE
FOR a HOME.

, O.. hocon,inr duh as the |
The real estate MAJ a., ,-..,on aDnroach.
DAYS Of the be",s -o,ortes Yesterday was
The number OF SaI,. ,.l,. ~ inheritance were |
email kImoiS "' -, ,,,,eIv ~ come 10 a head |
urrent oNt '"', " ,e,, ~, de.l are promised f.r
his week Details ''
~ early DAY next "''N. &C. .,r.-.s ~ Will |
J. r. De Lack has soN JOY D. = -. ,,,,,sa
IN Eccle.jon the six Story "p'' ,. a.os !
Aexa at the corner Of '' ,'.'. a. mar, navment
brooklyn Mr.. Eccleston gives )" pa, to.n.oer
NcDowelrs Hotel. In the ocean ram IA nos
Washington and Foster "Nes' Inc ''
about $52c , ,,., tho
Henry Chafee has sold 10 jacob - ""''' -
norih'a-' corner -.
stxl8l. loXl 42xz5Ni5X ll'" M . E.
% VI Strauss & Go. have SOFA l"' %''"'''
- e,.. story and basement modern
NaI'nir I'D" ~" ~. Northumberland
flats No. - ana - we ,al 90, ,a,h
.irhfe.nfh-sf 27xlpf ID each for aoou' S-'','
, .s elc5 Yesterday which transfers the
\ "'' wa" 49, , 81. ti,sr,y-st acquired 10y
title 20 No-. ~. - anu ~ i'''''' ,-.,,o~,.
,t. singer Manufacturing COMPANY J" ''''""'''
. t-..,.,fck g. Bourne FOR annex 10
i'7'' 'I"" ,.. northwest corner
thc Singer Bn''aiHk' hi'""""'' ,,n,
~ fn,crtv-et Tn, prio, paid was 'jlov'
e..,,,.. ~ Mechanics and Trades
The General Socl''E V' ,l-9 .,.a ,yi,h Reeis-
mon. city 90 New orh' 10y " "''' ''' -.
go t-ror,rne Yesterday. acquired title 10 the ii''
-. ,s o. % West Torfy-fourth-st. from
- Nl"''' 40 . ,.-u.. .rn. ooueid4rs-
TIE trustees of 'tINiina '""' N'' .o
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

IAebeskind Henie. 20 Louise Borges. First ave, 49,
n " cor 3D5lh-St years. =. &C. ~
same 20 simon Adler and Henry ; Herman
same property ] month .--.. ....-. - !
Scott, Catherine NJ to Regime Bunze. 532 Huf
s0n-st.. years ....+. -. i
Harris Louis H. 10 the Twelfth Ward Bank.
2i-ave Q cor i24th st year. ..-.---....
Gallagher John. 70 william L Fianaesa. as man
aging director etc. 10 A3i lst-dNe. saloon
lease demand. - ..--.
Woodward Charles II 60 the Evangelical Al
Msnct q the United states No A Bradhurst-
ave years. -.--. -. +.. -. ..
Brocku.ann Moriiz. 20 Joseph Fox. No l. 300 lst-
ave instalments. ....-..-.-.
Suydan Mabel "a Eliza Bailey. sth-Ave
442 y. q 24th-st yea Is -...+ ...-.
Halo Johanna 20 DrydOck Savings Institution
Cliaon-st. :. 1903 II n q Broome-si'
'~alohrbeck George r. O. George Ehret li9th-st
"a Il q lst ave. year -.+.. ... o..
f-lelsohmann. Julia and julius 20 Charles baI-
Lard 5th-ave. cor ll9th 81 years 1890
same % same. 9Th ave. s. &oll n OF HUN
q. year.. ..-.-... .--.-- -. -......-
weber Wiinam f. and Rate Bunke 10 Clara
Chase s5th 81 s. 100 II g OF AnsteI Jam
ave. Yeas
Knabb Charles and Katharine - Lambert
suydan 20 East iOist - 10 years ....
Nicer Charles 70 GeTmsnia Life Insurance Com
pany s5ih-st. >. 275 II " Of West Eno-aFe'
Run Charles to Greenwich Savings Bank. No 2OS
Stanton-st fve years '.....
Wellesley Abraham and Lena. and Harris and
Rosa Holman 20 jacob Mapheim, Nos = 10 81
l1AIoe-s, 6Z ox97l 10 70 Hamilton 81. one year.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

St AIMS ave corner l6lst-si. for one ana
~ st.-, frame shed 3Ox9F. A. Hupfels Sons
nrewerv owner. J Kastner & sons architects.
Crc,nwlch-st. No $40. Tor FIVE story brick hote.
20 6a04 6 James Holmes. premises. owner.
A Burdet,. architect .-....-..
.7fh A. s. 235 II Of lst- ave. for Two six story
hrict ~athouses 81 oxSspil Salvador Ia Grassa,
"a Fast ls7th. s.. owner, Neville bagse archl-
ver.oyer-ave y : l42 II n . - Wehster-ave. for
80, en- t5r. Brick rath0uses. 81 5KI3.3. Emil
Nee owner. Neville & Bagge 2l7 West l25th-
- architects
No. az % q. 20 u OF l5is'-si ~ four two
stor, frame dwellings. 2OX5s. William Vain
wright owner and architect. ........ $500 80.
Hsthouses 80 and 81 Gxs3. \ silNerson. No go
Fast 6jst-st. owner, Schneider q HeIfer. Bible
House architects. .s's-ss.ss
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
$4,000

L.tcrtv.st vlcnel. ~ = 20 ~. ASK irregular,
Ffetercs o rrne - The Singer Manutaciur -. 49,.
Irg company SSlo'o
C1amtls-a,e. cor G'th II 7j5xSo Harry
Cha1te and we O. Frank Chanee !
Shine l. y .s-ro,, .'........,.. $4,000
Van R5ese-a by a'torney - Washington Dill 2s 600
io8d-st ~ - East. 10 6Nlo0il. Kate Rosen- $500
berg Helene tirahau. 300
1912 81, Eas' i6 sSioc. Louisa R'sen-
.,As- ~ ............... 500
iGlth. 81, n - - Il Of Baretto-st 5oSs7 * ir-
AZ S,sers .''A ''"' ''' ..'......,.. $3.50
Ma-is,n-aNe g. SAB = q lo4th-st 1910,
e,ecstor and trustee ..,.....'...-........ s5cJ
I'm ave SIS q u 1llth-St. S36NloO;
w,rs- ., a. er,stees ......'.........,.-... GO %,
,e,sIee - 49, 0s, rio .........-.. $50
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
PROPOSALS FOR EXTENSION OF CAV

AIRY STABLE West Poat. y. y sept. p ls'e'
Sealed PROPOSALS ifpllafe. w Do received here unfi
y O'Clock NJ. o.t -. ise9 for kXensi m ~ .ateifF
stable AS Der plan ir this Office T. <. reserves right fu
accent or reject proposals. ~ ans part th-I'
Forms ana specifications furnished upon apl4l atpn
Address NJ = " 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
surroaatc's Notices.

IT PURSUANCE Of an order OF Hon JAM
NJ varnum Surrogate o. the County % against
hnrchv given all persons haVn cln' ~ do
AnSrew 3 Burr of the County ~ ,rereof 10 the
-, ,resent the with vouchers n,rgs az the
a. their place Of transacting ,5doay
oeSe 81 burr Coomos and wilson No on or be-
borough 81 Brooklyn In the Oity OF ~" -
Tore the 25th day Of January next, r,,. $500
Dated Ne" 1o'N' '"' 5000 JOSEPH 4 BtIH
HARRY X. kNAfr
Executors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
DROrOsALs FOR ADDITION TO CADET

HOSPITAL. West Point. =. sept -. l>e'
Sealed proposals IN rililcnte viii Doe received "re until
u oct - 1870 for ths conetro- ton - Aaa.'"n -
cadet Hospital per plans this Office L = reserves
, KIT o. reject an proposals or any part There
Forms ard speclhcaf M furnished upon application A.
Dress o. NJ T.. n