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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-21
SAYS TIMED MEAT is BAD.
London Paper Talks About That
Supplied English Troops.

London. Nov. 21.-The Daily Chronicle
in its war diary this morning, says:
Hitherto we have hesitated to speak
Of the quality of the timed meat supplied
to our transports, much of which had to
be thrown overheard. But we have made
inquiries in quarters not likely 10 be in
fiuenced by mere rumor, and We find there
suspicious that some of the meat supplied
to the government for use on British
transports was meat which had been re-
jecled by the United States during the hos
tilities In Cuba. where It was picturesque
ly known as 'embalmed beef and relabel-
ed with the mark OF the current year.
'eWhatever blunder there may have been
must be laid, not at the door of the war
office, but at the door of the admiralty,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-21
MOORE DENIED A NEW TRIAL.
Recorder CONS Action I'm the
Famous Bndgering Case.

New York, Nov. 2O.-Recorder Con- hand
cd down an opinion and decision in Gem
eral Sessions Court to-day denying a new
trial to William A. E. Moore, convicted
some months ago OF "badgering'' Martin
Mahon Of the New Amsterdam Hotel ana
sentenced 10 nineteen years in prison. The
application for a new trial was made some
weeks ago, on the ground of newly dis
covered evidence. Recorder COTS opin-
for a new trial.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-21
DERoULEDE LOVES REPUBLIC.

Read His Manifesto Before the High
Court In Paris.
Paris, Nov. 2O.-The High Court (senate)
examination of NJ. Deroulede was conclud-
ed to-day by his reading manifesto which
he had intended to use as an address to
the people had he succeeded in his attempt
to lead troops to the Elysee palace, at the
time of President Loubet's election. in
this manifesto M Deroulede repudiated
any agreement between his league and the
Royalists, and he ended with affirming his
love for the republic and for The father
land.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-21
SAYS GoEDEL WILL GET 1T.
But II Decision Is Against Him He
VIII Not Contest.

VIII Not Contest.
Chicago Nov. 20.-National Committee
man Urey Woodson of Kentucky, who was
present at to-day's meeting of the No
tional Democratic Executive Committee
said there was no doubt that the State
Board of Elections of Kentucky would
award the certificate of election to Goe.
bel.
He said that Mr.. Goebel will not contest
the case If the board OF elections decides
against him.
Former Senator Joseph Blackburn Mr.
Woodson said, will be elected United
States senator
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-21
ORDERS TO ADMIRAL scHLEY.

He VIII Go First to no and Then to
BuenOs Ayres.
Washington, Nov. 20.--The navy depart
ment gives out the following official state
ment of the orders sent to Rear Admiral
Schley:
"The order has been sent to-day for the
Chicago to proceed TO South Atlantic wat
ers, touching for coal at Rio de Janeiro
and such other ports as are necessary; TO
reach Buenos Ayres as soon as practical
and inspect vessels, and to give special at
tention to repairs now under way on the
Wilmington"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-21
DEATH or LADY SALISBURY.
Her Health Seemed Better and
Death Was Unexpected.

London, Nov 20.-Lady Salisbury, wife
Of the premier, died this afternoon at
Hatfield. House. Her health recently ap-
peared 10 be improving and her death to-
day was unexpected
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-21
SITUATION At LADYsArITH.
English Seem Confident of Their
Ability to Hold Out.

Ladysmith, Thursday, Nov 16, by run
ner to Estcourt-AH is wen here. with
nothing Important TO Ierort. We are sim
ply supplied with ammunition and conf
dent of our ability to hold out. Inforna-
ton from outside is very scarce, but ii is
believed here that the Beers now investing
the own are only a small force. The heavy
weather continues, and the rain is ham
pering the Beer operations severely.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-21
RECOGNIZED REvoLUToNIsrs.
United states Acts as TO the De Fac
10 Government.

Caracas. Venezuela, Nov. 2o-The Unit
ed States government has officially recog-
nized the de facto government headed By
Gen. Castro the victorious revolutionary
leader.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-21

All over the Late BIedsoe Trouble in
BIaclxwater, Va.

Middlesboro. KY, Nov. 2o.-Deputy sher
if Neal Jennings killed John Fec at Black
water, Va, yesterday The fight was a
continuation of the late Bledsoe trouble.
three men having been killed since the
trouble began.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-21

Reported Cape Colony Natives Are
Ready to Join Beers.

HeadN 10 JOIN HOers.
Berlin, Nov. 20.-The Cologne Gazette
publishes the following dispatch from
Cape Town:
Everything is prepared for a general
rising of the natives throughout Cape Col
ony. They are ready at any moment to
make common cause with the Beers"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-21
OmciaI Resuft In ohIo.

Columbus, o., Nov. 20--The canvass of
the vote in Ohio was completed to-day II
shows that Judge Nash's plurality is 40, ,023.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-21
HOBART HOLDING HIS OWN.
"e F"Ssed a More Favorable Day
Than Was Expected.

paterson, N. j., Nov. 2O-vice President
i'ooart passed more favorable day to-
r"S lhnn his condition in the early morn
-,'s indicated. He became more cheerful
USutlng the afternoon. having been re-
leshed ,si by few hours sleep. but his op-
-,i'e ~ did not improve. Hobart Tuttle,
ta Nlce Presidents brother-in-law, said
own PN'ien' was holuihs MS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-21
CAUSED DEATH OF Two MEN.
Effort to Arrest "A Murderer Resulted
Most Fatally.

1'HUHN y sFNEIHFs
Raleigh, N. c., Nov. 2O-On Saturday
ex-sherif Pri;chard and Jacob Blaylock
Of Mitchell county attempted 10 arrest
man named Hunneycut, the murderer of
Greer Phillips in Robeson county, some
time ago. Hunneycut shot and killed
Blaylock and Pritchard a moment later
killed Hunneycut.
Pitchard, who killed Hunneycut. Is a
brother OF United States Senator Pritch-
ard.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-21
sailed for PhiIInninen.

New York, Nov 2O-The United states
transport Logan, bearing The Forty-nrst
Infantry, sailed to-day for the Philippines.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-21
APPEAL IN CARTER's CASE.
f"pers Filed With the Court of Ap-
peaIS in New York.

penIs In New York.
New York. Nov. 2O-The papers in the
appeal taken in behalf of former Capt.
oo'fHn M, Carter, United States Engin-
''s, convicted of embezzlng funds be-
S'ns TO the government in connection
"+" 1he improvements of Savannah har-
Dor have been filed by his attorney with
s. sne clerk of the Court of Appeals of this
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-21
Antl-striISe nIn Lost.

Berlin, Nov 20.--The Relchstag to-day
rejected the anti-strlke bill.
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contInued on Fifth Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-08
COLONIAL PARK REPORT Submitted.
CONFIRMATION OPPOSED BY ASSISTANT CohfoHA
TON COUNSEL. WHO SAYS AWARDS
ARE EXTRAvAGANT.

The Commissioners OF Estimate for the colonial
Park submitted their report TO the Appellate DiVis-
ion of the Supreme Court yesterday and the court
heard argument on a motion TO confirm. The park
embraces the territory comprised between one-
hundred a nd forty-ffth and One-hundred-and-niy-
fifth SITS and Edgecombe and Bradhurst aves
The commissioners Thomas 2. Wickes. PIERRE
V r. Hoes and Conrad Harres They were APP
pointed on July Is. 1894. but good deal OF delay
has been caused by prolonged litigation. There
we're 1872 parcels OF land to be appraised and the
Commissioners fixed the values at sums which VIII
aggregate about s1,5oocN. They have allowed in
terest since January Q. 1895. however and taxes
and assessments imposed since that time. with
interest. The Corporation Counsel holds that 1t
was improper to allow for interest and assessments.
and he accordingly opposed the motion to confirm
yesterday.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Albert Bach APP
peared for the city. He said that besides making
improper allowances the Commissioners had in
many fixed the values at extravagantly high
figures He stated that parcel l27 to IA sold in
1892 for S13? go. yet the Commissioners appraised
that property at s77.7O0 The latter Includes
interest and assessments. The total value OF in
terest and assessments included also In the
total OF 81, 800 600 for the park.
Roger A. Pryor, William W. Mcfarland. James
A. Deering and Truman II. Baldwin among
the lawyers who spoke In favor OF the motion TO
confirm The Court reserved its decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-08
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

Transportation. Of the Interior Once Of
Indian Affairs Washington D. C.. March 30 1900 Sealed
pronosals indorsed Propo~as for beef -four or
noa alton etc. the be, and directed the
Commissioner 81 Indian Affairs 1902 state street chi
caro- III will he received until o'clock p OF Tues
dan April 25 1899 tor furnishing for the Indian Service.
besf dour bacon, beans coffee. rice. and
cther articles subsistence also FOR boots
groceries soap baking powder crockery agricultural
Elements paints oils. glass. tnware. harness.
leather shoe findings sadiery etc. hardware school and
r,@fica supplies long lst ~ miscellaneous articles
also bids FOR the transportation OF such OF the articles.
goods and supplies be contracted for be
delivered ne agencies Scaled proposals.. Endorsed
blankets. wooden and cotton goods cloth
ing etc the may be- and directed 10 the Com
Of Indian Affairs. Nos II and 20
street New York city. will be received until O'Clock.
% m ~ Tuesday. May q 1899 for furnishing for
indian Service blankets wooden goods cloth
ng notions. hats and caps. Bids ba made out on
Go, eminent blanks Schedules giving all necessary
formation for bidders will be furnished on application
the Indian Ofic-. Washington. n. g. Nos. II and 70
Wooster street New York city 1909 State street.
Chicago H.. the Commssares 81 Subsistence l.. s 4
AZ cheyenne L~avenworth. Omaha. ST Louis St Paul.
and San Francisco the postmasers Sioux city Yank
ton Arkansas CITY caldwell Topeka Wichita and Tue
con Bids will b. opened the hour and DAYS above
stated and bidders invited to he the open
ing The Department reserves the righ determine
point OF delivery and reject all bids or any
part ~ bid W A. JONES. Commissioner
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SAYS HIS MOTHER WAS ECCENTRIC.
FREDERICK c BEACH TEsTIFIEs IN THE SUIT TO
ANNUL HER MARRIAGE TO H. R ROGERS

FREDERICK c. BEACH TEsTIFIEs IN THE SUIT TO
ANNt'L HER MARRIAGE TO H. R ROGERS.
The trial of the action brought by the two chill
dren Of Mrs Harriet Beach-Rogers, Frederick C.
Reach and Mrs Jennie Beach Casper. to have her
marriage 10 Henry Richardson Rogers annulled on
The grounds that she insane when she was
,,arried 10 him and that he induced her 10 marry
him by fraud and deceit. begun yesterday by
Justice Gildersleeve. in the Supreme Court
Mrs Beach Rogers was declared insane by
sheriff's jury nearly year ago after an investi-
cation which extended over months. The jury
added clause 70 their verdict saying they did not
consider she should be confined IN an institution.
Rogers is at present serving a sentence OF three
months Imprisonment for assault on a detective
who attended one OF his seances and seized the
spirit" He was brought 70 court for the present
trial under writ of habeas corpus directed 10 the
warden of the penitentiary on Blackwelrs Island.
Mrs. Beach Rogers was prior TO her marriage
10 the spirit medium the widow OF Alfred b. Beach,
Mr. Hamilton. who appeared for the Beach chill
dren. related the history of Mrs Beach's mar
travelling companion IN her trip up the Me. ne
had managed. counsel said 10 make her DeheVe
through him (Rogers). and she wrote TO her CHI,
dren that her marriage TO him was under spiritual
guidance. Counsel then told OF the proceedings
taken by Mrs. Beachs children to have her declared
Incompetent TO manage either herself or her af-
fairs. and Of the result Of that inquiry He went
through the correspondence between Mrs Beacn
and her children AT length and said he had no
doubt her marriage would be annulled.
The defence Is that Mrs Beach was in possession
of ali her faculties when she married 10 Rog
ers and that she not induced by fraud or de-
Cet TO marry him.
Frederick G. Beach. the son OF Mrs. Beach-Rog-
ers He testified that his mother had been eccen-
M Beach was sin on the stand when an ad-
3ournment was taken until Monday.
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DROPosALs FOR MILITARY SrPpL1ES-

Phila Depot Q NJ Dept. l42s Arch Street phila
Pa April 1899 Sealed proposals. in tripoat. viii
received this once until II o'clock A NJ Friday
April IA 1899 for furnishing this depot with Oo0 sum
Knit Cotton Undershrs. 5000 Yards Gold Lace
COO Flag Haiard Devices complete with y inch bras.
screws. ~ 600 spools Black Machine SILK n 20 yard
spools Quantities subject TO 50e Increase II desired
Articles conform To- Arm, Standards. samples VIII
he considered Government reserves right reject
or accept all proposals thereof Pref
articles Of domestic production or manu-
conditions Of quality ana price dncudng In the
~ foreign productions manufactures
thereon being equal 4 GUARANTEE In ten per cent
value Of the arces will he required with each bid
Rlsnks for proposals. Sc viii he furnished upon app
cation Envelopes containing proposals endorsed
"Proposa.s for military supples ami Addressed 70 Ii
Col JOHN " FvREY, Deputy Quartsrmastsr-Gsnsral
Y. 8. Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-08
FOURTH CRUSADE WEEK

East side Revival Rev ELMER 4. DENT Pastor.
Mr.. RADCLIFFE. Leader Peoples Church. East 6lsst.
bet % and 81 Sunday-The great day Mr DENT
viii preach IN the morning reunion ,ervic. night
Mr. DENT will preach Large chorus choir will cling.
sisted by the Sunshine Band. Monday-Chpt CARL
HYLLEsTED. from the Land of the Midnight Sun Tues
day-Mr WILLIAM BALDWIN. Secretary Of the Forv
Movement Committee and Evangelist BIRKHoLZ
Wednesday-Nev-Tork city Police Night, sergi EZRA
STROPE. Of the Eleventh Precinct. Thurrdsy--Jubee
Night the Sunshine Band Thompson and Knox Jubilee
singers Address by Mr.. RADCLIFFE Fhday-Dr
MADISON c PETERS and special music Special music
a. each and every service The song service will begin
f:ta Read this and show 70 Q frisnd.
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DRopOsALs-U. S. Department of Agrl

i culture ONCE Of the Secretary. Washington D. G..
April l. ls09Seaed proposals viii be received at the
once of the Dsbursing clerk until r. m. THURSDAY.
NAV 1890 furnishing supplies during he hsca year
ending Jrne 30 1900 follows Stationery; laboratory
lumber and packing boxes fuel painters plumbers ice;
eowerp0ts cleaning carpets. telegraph and hardware,
rsrs Instruments: maps map frames. furniture; waste
naper Full Information furnished application 70 the
DIsburslnC CLERK the Weather Bureau BIDS must be
scaled and addressed the Secretary of Agriculture In
accordance with Instructions given on schedules
LANES WILSON SECRETARY.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. etc, Gov

eminent Printing Office Office 81 the Public Printer
Washington D. g. April 3. 1900. Sealed prop 'S,s VII
be received NJ this office until o CLOCK p nj MAJ
Ie0 for furnishing stationery fuel 'ce hardware pump
Inc and electric supplies lumber ETC. for TIE se ~ me
Eminent Printing Orce during the ascal year ending
June 20 1900 right reject any and al DIGS ana
10 waive defects IL reserved De- lilad scnecues o. Inc
stationery fuel tee etc. required, HcconpanHd ny DanN
proposals. giving the regulations v IN hch tCaeFs
,us c,rplv NAV be obtained by addressing this once
' r " PALMER. Public f~nter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-08

A DvERTSEMENTs and subscriptions for The Trbun.
"A received their Uptown ONCE. No | 242
"a door north Of 3lsst until o clock m. advertise
received at the following branch Offices regular
once rates until O'Clock T. m VIZ: 2St Sth-aVe.
I'D St. 1872 9Th 18th st. Mays 6th-ave
and ltth st, AZ Columbus ave. West Goth
West i2d St near 9th ave 92 East lith-s. PSI wes,
4?ds'. between Th and sh ayes $50 East 47ths, ass
elst-st los is ave- near soth-s, 650 sd-ave near
tis-st hot sd-ave clo Beeeker-st 325 Bleecker-st
zoos -asi 2Ao Eas, 7sth-st 1904 sd-avs eoa sd-ava
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DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND MIS-

oEII.ANEOUs sUPPIIES-War Department. Wash
ington D. C.. April l. is0p-Sealed proposals. In d9la
cate received here until o'clock p NJ, MA T.
1909 and then opened furnishing Stationery and MIS-
ceaneous Supplies rooms, Brushes Soaps Towels etc
for War Department Bureaus and Offices. during hscal
wear ending 80 1900 Information furnished on ap-
plcaton Proposals must be in envelopes indorsed on
outside Proposals for Stationery and Proposals for
Miscellaneous Supplies" respectively, and addressed M
y TUORP. chief Of Supply Div
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FOR MATERIAL. etc. Govern

n1ent Printing Office Office u the Public Printer;
Washington D. g. April s. 1899 Sealed proposals y III
be received this ofice until 10 ociock a. M M o.
furnishing material. etc for the nse of inc
Government Printing once during the fiscal year sndns
fne 90 1900 The right reject any and all bids ana
4, waive defects reserved Detailed schedules or the
material etc required accompanied by blank proI"saIs
and giving the regulations with which bidders must CON-
pv may Ne obtained by addressing this once.
' F. W PALMER Public Printer.
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Cffnrslone.

EWR DIP e rd RH PorTs ME6rr HEIRaRHalSSEas
ITALY ALL PARTS OF CENTRAL EUROPE BRlTisS
ISLES also Norway. North Cape. Russia, 4 GldNM
etc Various and we'll ratured itn.rars. uWGy
euperor conductors Select parties sail May s. Juns
June "a and July :. unequaled arrangements; Incs.
sive cost 'Od World Tourist Guide illus. free 4
DE POTTER. - B'way Dept. E. NJ
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6orses dno Carrlaqes.

ZOO =,
by Brewster Co. az am st. In good order with
umbrella. Very stylish. Any reasonable offer will be
considered.
Apply at stable. No East seth Street,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Gen

- .rsl Land Office. Washington. p c. April - is W..
Sealed proposals. quadruplicate will be received AZ ms
once until o'clock p. m. Thursday. May 1873 ana
will h. Immediately opened thereafter In the presence
such bidder, as attend photoithographing ana print
Ing Il copies less. maps OF ne n, ed
or less maps OF me dIl
States and Territories prepared In the Genera lin
ONCE; also for photolithographing and printing SuSn
COMES township plas as may ne required
seal YEAR ending June 90 1900. Forms OF proposaI
b,aci,q sreclAcatons and conditions governing me
800 NAV he mad on application Proposals must oe
endorsed Proposals for Phoolithographc work General
yand O-ce All bidders invited n he presen, al
n. opening BlNGER HERMANN 'V"'"''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-08

CHURCH or THE TRANSPORTATION. 3 East 29th-
e-Celebraton. and s. and choral celebration ,Meoer
Mass in o. orchestral setting, 1890. Choral evensong
o'clock Anthems Hande's The Trumpet CAL. ana
sullivans II VIII Mention Second choral evensong and
Colored Choir (vested) s O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-08
Relinlous Notires.


THE FIRST SWEDISH BAPTIST CHURCH. o. ms
city removed from 1873 East 27th-st. 10 l3'-l4i
East .lJth st. between Sd and Lexington ayes ana VIII
hold a grand opening service In the new locahV on
Sunday. April 9th beginning with Sunday school I'D ne
$3.50 A. m. Services IN the
language will commence 1890 a. m and 80 D m
in the English language Will commence promptly
AT when short addresses VIII he delverei
by Rev Drs r. s. MACARTHUR II. L. MOREHol 81
J. r. SIMMONS RICHARD HARTLY and HOWARD IL"
JONES Prof. John T. Erickson will play the organ.
excellent singing will be furnished by the CHRISTIAN
Brotherhood Of Singers and the church choir
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH;
corner 10Th st-PubIic worship Tomorrow ii n M ana
in the evening O'Clock. The Pasto-. Rev. GEOK1h
ALEXANDER. D. D.. will preach. sunday school az
Gas a. m Bible class for men IN the Church Rouse
conducted by Mr. G. NJ Earle. Wednesday evening ser
vice o'clock
WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Amsterdam
ave and lo5th-st.-Rev. JOHN BALLOON SHAW: D. -. -
Minister: FREDERICK EMERSON SToC WELL,
r. D. Assistant Minister The Pastor will preach AZ IL
a. and p. n Mems meeting. 1890 SUNDAY -scno'i'
B. Y r. s. 6. F.. I.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IVES,
sd 81 near 7th ave-Rev. II. L. STEWART. u D. VIII
preach at II A. m. and 745 p. N. All welcome
WEST PRESBYTERIAN Church "a ST. between we.
9th and 9Th aves-The Pastor. ANTHONY H. EVANS
u D.. will preach tomorrow at II a. m and p 10 10
Midweek meeting Wednesday. p m You are IN
vtcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-08
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.


Supreme Court-specia Term-Part II-Before Trus1.
J-Court opens a O:3O m. Tx parte netters
surrogaies Court-Chembers- Before Fitzgerald s.
Court opens 1870 a m. No day calendar Wills FOR
probate Anton Ztzlsperger, Margaret McCreery John
II. Brown. Henrietta NJ. he Ruyter. Elizabeth A. Muir
gatr0yd, 1870 q m.
city Court-Specis Terrr-Before Mccarthy Court
opens 10 a. N. Motions al 1870 A
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Bookstaver. J.
Coleman agt. Hynes-- Edward J. Tinsdale.
Holme agt. Hynes-Augustus II. NAnderpoel.
Mutual Life Insurance Company agt Hubbard-Augls-
Van Wvck
United States Trus, Company agt Pope-Frank H.
Richmond
Mande- Holcornbe-Edward p Ia Fetrs-
Bowtry Savings Bank sgt Tallman-Edward W. g.
Johnston.
Valentine Mayor. etc.-John 4 strsey.
Pierrepont sgt. Csudwel-Edgar n Roeenstock.
BY Truax J.
McCa rthy agt Mccarthy-Charles Donohue.
Waibaum Walbsunl-Joseph Koch
BY Gegerich. J.
Cromwell agt Foster-John Z Duffy.
BY Beekmsn. J.
Rankin agt. Weiss Pennington Whitehead.
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oIIARTERNASTER FORT MOTT

~ 7 March ls99-seaed proposals In duplicate
for furnishing labor material required In oons'rIon
- Frame Double Non Commissioned star oHcers
Quarters NJ Fort Mott y. j.. will be received here unth
IL n April 2Oh. 1890. and then opened lnforma.3n
furnished application Envelopes W =. ar.
shoud be Endorsed proposals FOR y. e. stan Ofcers
0nnriers addressed Qnartermaster Fcrt Mou - u
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UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS COLLEGIATE
Reformed Church 49,
Rev. FERDINAND 8. sCHENCk. D. D. viii
preach al II 4. NJ.
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G onnirn Boaro.

(,HoICE BOARDING PLACE for adults in private fam
y tly half hour from y. y Fine location pleasan
rooms References required X. Box 207. le42 Broad
"
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WEST END COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH.
West End and 7Tth st.
Rev HENRY EvERTsON COBB. Minister.
Morning worship II o'clock Evening worship. o'clock
Rev. W. I. CHAMBERLAIN will preach In the morning
Mr.. COBB In the evening