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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
Proposals.

Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR OPERATING ROOM AT
Cadet Hospital Office Of the Quartermaster. U. S.
" A Wert Point n. y. August /. lSpe.-Sealed pro-
yosas trpcate will be received az this Once until ~
NJ August Is 1890 for construction Of an Operating
Room Hospital The right Is reserved 70 accept
reject any all proposals. Blanks and instructions
can b obtained AZ this office Address @ NJ. I. NJ A.
PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT
PLANT once OF the QuartermasteT u > ID. A.
Wes fofnt n y August S. IS~--Sealed proTpsdsi IN
upAcate received at this otnce unit! y NJ sep
ieml4r 800 fgr Electric Light Plant l. y reserves
right accept or reject all proposals OF any par
uereos Banks Instructions can De oOlhe~ a. eNs
Office. Address =. NJ, L. 5. M A
OUARTFRMASTER'S OFFICE Fort Terry,
~ tl,,, r,,.-s - V AuK 10 lsse-seaed proposals
"a r2cate Tor construction Of Coal shed and on house
Plum Island Y Y will received until u Nd August
"a ard then opened. l. s. reserves right 70 reject
o. accep. any ali proposals or any par
formation furnished on application. Envelopes containing
Proposals. will De endorsed Proposals for Coal she'd etc
GEORGE a. NUGENT q NJ
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
Stcumb boats.


BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND
VIA SOUND LINES
FALL RIVER Lime
FOR Fan River. Boston. Marthas Vineyard Nantucket
se Cod and all Eastern and Northern Mountain Inland
ana seashora points. Steamers PRISCILLA and
IINTAN IN commission Orchestra each. Leave
rec 49, y. r.. foot OF Warren ST. GAYS and Sun
daye al 600 7. ". Steamer from New York Sundays
only touches NJ Newport On other days OF the week
providence Line eastward steamer stops ct Newport
PROVIDENCE LIME
For Newport Providence Boston. the North and East.
Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM IN commission.
orchestra on each Leave Pier n r.. foot Of Murray
ST. week days only $500 ?. NJ touching Newport.
X / MONDAY mornings excepted. On Monday mornings
Fall River Line steamers touch - Newport.
gTG&hNGTT@ Lime
For stoningtor. Ncrrasansett Pier. Watch Hill Boston:
and al pointr East. Steamers NEW HAMPSHIRE and
MAINE. Leave Per 80. y R.. foot Of Spring St.
week days only a. 100 z N.
NORWICH Lime
For New London Block Island Norwich Worcester Bos-
ton and the East Steamers CITY OF NORCESI1k
and RHODE ISLAND. Leave Pier 80. n. r.. foot OF
spring st. week days only at $50 r VI.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23
OLYMPIC Theatre.

sam Devere and his sterling vaude-
Vile stars win be the attraction at the
OLYMPIC next week. Mr.. Deyere has al
yays surrounded himself w.th clever
company. and this seasons troupe is
said to be better than any Of it's prede-
cessors. As a leading feature Manager
Deyere has secured the famous cineo-
rraph with number Of authentic war
views The realism OF these views Is
pronounced marvellous by those who
have seen them In other cities The
regiment in The rescue Of the daring
Kansas troops isreally thrilling Among
the ollo of vaudeville features are the
Newsboys' Quintette, @ Brien Buck
lew I'm a cyclone Of fun. The Sisters
Rvford do pretty and sensational act
en- dancing. Constantine Sisters In iOy-
cities and ballet steps Of We o'den time:
Waller ]. Talbot. the phenDHy nal tenor.
and Miss Annie Leslie Williams. wood
en- shoe dancing and singing che Mur-
nhys a clever acrobatic comedy team.
and Miss Sadie Larner. tha charming
singer and dancer. In the closing satire
on The Truth. entitled THE Female
Founders" all the company appear.
beautiful costumes and splendid scenic
effects are promised.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23

that they are quite az good musicians
as comedians 10 sure TO be appreciated
az heartily as on their previous ap-
pearance
George w. Day. the monologue en-
tertainer whose Wiricisms and quaint
stories OF Providence audiences have
hardly been forgotten. brings with him
an entirely new budget OF RIB tick
lers" and, ~ he meets here with halI
the success that has greeted his eff
forts elsewhere this fall his act should
be onel-pf the conspicuous popular hits
: maScsi feature OF the higher class
viii be. fhf appearance Of Henry Drew.
tie celebrated Welsh bassO. who has
inst come To this country and has been
received with great favor An the Keith
houses i'm New York and Boston.
conway and stats, who found ia
vor last spring i'm an Irish comedy sit
will return with a new act SAID 10 De
oulte as entertaining as its predeces-
sor The DE Moras will be seen i'm thu
exhibition OF equilibristic reats that
nave made their name famous IN yau-
devilIe. In the line OF black face spe-
cIalties. which always seem 10 De ia
vorltes with vaudeville audiences. the
act of Evans and White Is offered.
with songs and dances ana negro hu-
NOR. and Joe Linder, the trick pianist
viii "ticlkle the worries" I'm his own
inimitable style. Among the sight acts
kinney and Monneck Will preseft their
comedy bicycle specalties. I'm which
IL Is said that they combine most ef-
fectively the humorous and remark
BILE. while Irish musical comedy will
have for it's exponents Ernest Havens
and Mabel Andrews and the stereOpti-
con will show a series OF interesting
views OF scenes i'm foreign climes. Tn.
biograph will show number of new
and particularly realistic motion pic
lures. among which is one showing Al
miraI Dewey on board the hagshln
Olympia Others are the rescue Of per-
sons from a burning building by the
London fire brigade, the smallest rail-
road train I'm the world. a scene at the
Michigan house Of correction, one Of
the two largest passenger steamers on
the great lakes, and the sweet girl
graduate"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23
Westminster Theatre.

The Broadway Burlesqucrs. leader
among organizations of the kind. viii
be the attraction at the Westminster
Theatre the coming week. II is claimed
that this years company surpasses in
excellence all previous ones. New feat
ures have been added, including twen-
~ handsome women. The ol.o consists
OF high-class vaudeville acts. principal
among which may be mentioned. Nc
Avoy q May. Emma Carus, Gilbert a.
;oldie. Frobel * Ruge, Lew Wells. the
Carlin sisters and the in.mitable come
dian Dave Lewis.
In addition 10 this h presented a new
bllrlesuue written especially for the
company. which Is promised TO be a
revelation. both in the scenic and cleo
trical effects. Comedy clean and spark %
ling Is the main feature, while there
are also chOruses. marches. dances.
minuets. etc. by chorus OF twenty la
dies. The costumes are the handsom-
est procurable. and the performance is
said 10 be the most complete of the
kin1 on the road, and one which is
bound 10 give unbounded attfaction.
Next week Little Magn"ts Big Bur-
lesque Company viii appear
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23

Rice and maintained its vogue for an
extended term.
The story OF "The French Maid IS
one OF complications; the trouble be-
gins i'm the court yard of the Hotel An
glais i'm Boulogne. The English ueet
has sailed into the harbor and Admiral
Sir Hercules Hawser. Gen. Sir Drum
mond Fife. Lieut. Harry Fife and tho
Maharajah of Punkapore arrive at the
hotel which is kept by Monsieur ana
Nine. Camambert. Minsieur Canaan
bert is Jealous and suspicious Ot THESE
arrivals for the reason that Madam"
Camamberts former husband. dlNorc-
ed. was a naval officer and the rear
that this former husband will return
and rob him OF his spouse Keeps Mon
sleur In "A state OF constant jealous
agony. Lady Hercules HaWser ana
her niece, Dolly Travers. are already
guests at the hotel: the former 10 Wei
come her husband. the admiral. aud
the latter to meet her sweetheart.
Lieut.. Fife. Suzette Is the French maii
and has two lovers on the scene-one
Charles Brown. the head waiter OF thc
hotel, the other Paul Lecture. a gend-
arme OF physical prowesS and Jealous
temper. who cOnCeivcs that Lady HdW-
ser and Dolly TraVcrs are spies ana
that their innocent sketch book con-
tains sketches OF the plans and forti.
ncalio " the coast To be disposed oI
to foreign powers. The admiral and
his party are admitted to the hotel and
/ the Mahara1ah and Harry Fife twho is
unaware Of the presence OF Dolly
I Travers thereD both make appoint
ments % take Suzette To- bal mSsquu
! to be given that might. The Mararajah
claims a. her 10 bc an admiral and
| Susette boasts that her attendant -
. the ball VIII be- that high official and
INDY HaWser hearing ~ &c. suspeCta
| SIR Hercules while Dolly suspects
Harry Fite MeJnv hiie Charles Brown,
The walter. arranB with his brOthe /,
Jack, lusty sailor. % escort Suzette
ana this brother persuades the Nah
artjah % exchange coats with hm,
and Suzette. caring more for braes but
| tons and glittering braid than anything
| else accepts Jack "a escort At thH
! ball tho trUihle thiclsenS until thi
usual happy dsn0uemont seryes 10 un.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23

entitled "A Strange Baby" Both Mr..
Wilmer and Mr.. Vincent are Nell
known here from their work as llErt
comedians I'm leading organizations,
and Il is said that in this entertAnlpS
skit they are seen At their besi. me
con pany includes also Miss Ste'ld
Rces, favorably known here as a co ne
dr nne. who has a strong part, cspeci-
ally adapted TO her peculiar gifts.
Lew Bloom and Jane Cooper. old Ia
vorites. who were among the most sue
cessful ptrformers here last season.
VIII return with their character COM
edy sketch, THE Tramp's Visit Mr.
Bloom was the originator or the tramp
parts I'm several OF Hoyts most sue
cessful comedies and I'm "On the Bow
cry" THE Red Spider" and other pro-
ductions. and has long maintained his
pre-eminence in this particular kind or
character dclineation. and Miss Cooper
is almost equally well known I'm con-
nection with leading combinations in
previous years. Their sketch is en-
livaued by songs and dances, and II rs
said that much new business has re-
Gently been introduced 20 it's adNan-
tage.
The leading dramatic feature will be
the presentation of Mckee Rankins
picture of real life entitled THE Coun-
sci FOR the Defcuso' BY Mr. and Mrs.
William Robyns. NI1 have long held
high place among the Legitimate
dramatic sketch performers In Naude-
Vile. This piece is practically a whole
drama concentrated into one act tell
ing ~ tho successful efforts of "a tough
East side girl I'm New York to induce %
famous old lawyer 10 save her sweet
heart from conviction for murder ot
which he is Innocent ana hpr father
guilty. and it is said ~ be full of strong
situations and deep pathetic interest
while the reputation - the players -
too well known here TO require extend
Ell reference.
Bosert snd - BBea. the funny mus.
.sal comedians who last season kept
Keith audiences in IDar iur thiTty
minutes 90 time. are to b. heard
again during ths coming week WITH
tho aesfal1,c uf al tlrir orpinal de-
wees A.d iigk pioi,rtict ana The fact
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23

the notable hits OF the season.
10 H. an equestrian exhibition by
Emile Gautler, the great French horse
man. but wholly unlike any previous
exhibition Of animal training or horse
manship. and IL appeals equally TO the
eye attracted by artistic beauty and 10
the mind interested in the intelligence
and training OF animals. Gautier's two
horses OF fine pedigree are described as
the most beautiful ever used Tor eNhi-
btion purposes and the feats they
perform are said to be altogether
UNIQUE and unlike anything before seen.
while their graceful poses are suggest
i've OF the finest works OF sculpture.
Gautier's control of these fine animals
is sa "a 10 be little short OF marvellous.
while the skill he displays as rider
mas elected the most enthusiastic
praise. and the act has received almost
extraVagant adulation from the most
conservative newspapers of New York
and Boston.
The vaudeville program proper ~
headed by Sidney Milmer and walter
Vincent and their comedy con pany.
who will present one az the mos, sue
cesSful faroes Of the presen; sefson.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23

! |.'.gke gkeatres.'. J
KeIth's New Theatre.

The Keith prograhc for the coming
week is headed by a. feature rather out
OF the ordinary lines OF vaudeville. but
which has attracted so much attention
and been so successful as to bring it
quite within the comprehensive scope
Of that form of theatrical entertain
ment which combines not only the ar
tistic and the beautiful. but the mar
velous and the unique. in almost every
field Of human endeavOr. This set was
the reigning 1'Oof-garden sensation i'm
New York during the past summer, re-
peating there the sensation It had pre-
viously created in the leading cities OF
Europe. and comes 20 Providence from
"A fOrtnight's engagement at Keith's
Boston house. where IL has made one OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23
Providence Opera House.

A play that promises To be one OF the
Impressive and enduring productions or
the season. Peter Stuyvesant, Govern
or OF New Amsterdam" will be present
Monday by William III. Crane. Much IS
expected from the play outside OF the
fact that 1t is Mr.. Cranes hands. be-
cause IL is the work OF Brander Mat
thews and Bronson Howard. The names
of these men attached, to any dramat-
Sc work would give II degree of inn
portance I'm advance of it's production
on account of Uheir past successes In
writing successfully for the stage.
The play has been in rehearsal for
some time under the direction OF Mr..
Howard and it's production here will be
exactly the same as that which is 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23

tangle the bewildering plot and extri-
cate the several participants from the
meshes of their numerous cOmplica-
uOns.
All the original scenic and costume
equipment will be In, evidence In this
engagement and the characters will be
distributed among such well known
stage people as Frank Is. Blair Halleu
Mostyn. Edd Redway. George Howey,
Charles sturges. sydney II. DE Grey
Howard Truedell. Herbert j. Carter
Cortland Auburn, Edith Murrilla. Ra-
Howland. Madeleine Lourie and Ber-
tha Wood.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23

A. n. STEBPINS, Asst Trafhc Manage.
W p. TURNER, Gen. Passenger Agen.-
J. 4. WHITNEY, Trahic Manages.
Baltimore. Md
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23

Smoking Concerts even aiternocu sni
.,.nfng yoruiar prizes Gallery lo~ bai
a. 49, Df... circle yc. ANY orchcstta
Ss.i, gos 3D. che-tra sofa >eai- ac. no
si.nsr inc bOu-c entirely rrnovetei. Ne"
seenerv. new rUi1 seat. and "nute9 70
Set week Little Negust, Buflssausto
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23
TRY GRAlN.Ol TRY GRkIN.Ol

Ask your Grocer today TO show you a
package of GRAIN-O. the new food
drink that takes the place OF coffee.
The children may drink 1t without in
Jury as well as the adult. All who try
IL like II. GRAIN-O has that rich seal
brown OF Mocha or Java. but Il ia made
from pure grains.an the most delicate
stomach receives IL without distress. "a
the price os coffee. 1jc. and 95cts. per
package. Sold by all grOcers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23
New Empire Theatre.

The first musical and spectacular
production 10 occupy the stage Of the
new Empire theatre Will be The
French Maid" which will begin an en-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23

rn proportion 90 population North
Berwick is said tO bp the W'sNhles,
town in Scotland. To hd' "i, anuud
yolne of real property per iuhabtant ot
rhorrf 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14

William NJ. Ryan has sold for Robert l.
Cutting the stores and tenements, seventeen In
number. occupying nearly two block fronts on
First. avenue. west side. between Forty-frst
and Forty-third streets.
The Ernst Marx Nathan Company have
bought tho block front on the north side OF
159th street. between st. Nicholas and Amster-
dam avenues. They have resold It to Frederick
Brandt. who will erect thereon a seven-story
-6eorge Il. Read has sold for the estate OF W.
T. Abendroth No. 2S0 Pearl street for $25, 900.
Tho plot on the northeast corner OF Fifth
avenue and Einety-ninth street. lOUxl75. has
boon sold by the Cunning estate. Whitehouse
Porter were the brokers.
Martin MetZger has bought the plot, 60x100,
on the south side OF l3lst street. $50 feet west
OF Fifth avenue.
Edward yelling, Jr., has sold to HoRenauer
&Wesslau No. 81 East 10th street.
,blawson Il Hobbs have sold. for W. D. Starr
che two hvo.story apartment houses, Nos. "a
and A West Ninety-eighth street.
The plot Of threelots on the northeast corner
OF Riverside Drive and Ninety-fourth street 10
Nos. q and "a East Nlnsty-arst street have
,George ?. johnson d Sons have sold the two
story brick and stone dwelling, No. IlUS DaW-
son street, to c. Ehret for $3.50.
bought by Leon Tuchmann.
William Halls Sons have sold the factory
property at 1O6th street and the East River to
the New York Sash. Door and Blind Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14
Plans Filed for New BuildinEs.

Hancock ct. n W cor West Houston ST aip-
owners G F Pelham. architect; cost. 1000
store; Mary f Hutchinson, owner; Peterh
Coco. architect; cost ."":...;."ni.. 2.ooo
9th av. e q, 7Is s2d st. hve-story dwelling;
architect; cost $4,000
18th st, 0lo-6ld f; three SIX story flats and
4 msftsT' .rshi.ects: cost .....]"niv:". $4,000
18th at. 324-33OE L; three six. story and base
ment flats and stores; Julius Dreyfus.
owner; q I Pelham, architect; cost 49,. 1000
18th ct. l2s-l82 +, seven. story .factory;Js
eost s'...1!|..T.-";'1i"-.~~Ns~' loo.oOo
F. W Candee. owner; Brun 4 Hauser.
architects: cost. lo0, 600
6t,h st ; 100 " DEoadwfy; seyen;st9E
well X Morgan. architects; cost, .,........ 5000
Goth st. 20 +; improvement to dwelling;
Joel Rltnbone. owner; NJ f stone. archi-
e6th at, IL +; improvement to dwelling;
Clara j Keech. owner; X uildersleevo.
SD st. ~ +; Improvement to dwelling; EN-
Knox, owner; j IL Duncan, architect: cost Is, 800
Cpd st. q :, 100 Q I'd Av, four hve-story fats
Robinson architect; cost $4,000
g2d ct and Lexington aN, + 9 cor; fonr-1tory
educational. institution, j IL Schif, owner;
A " Drummer, architect. cost. ............ 90, 900
9Stk ct, I'll T.; Improvement to enement
AsiedmRn. owner; Nj Bernstein. architect;
10Th st. n 5, i25 W I'd ay; four 6ve.story ''0''
hats: j i Asuricc. owner; Edward woni,
architect, cost .......,... lO%. 900
lllth 81. s04 " 9TH av; two hye.story flats;
MARI scharf. owner; Edward WenG. archi'
li2th st. 100 Q Lemon Av; t~vestory dat; Ast
Il EIncrr, owners; John HAuser, architect;
18th Of, 200 a LenoI aY; nye hve-story
fats; schmidt Bros, owners; Edward
WrnE, architect, cost .....,.".....".. $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14
One Year for Killing a Deputy Sheriff.

CHICAGO. May IL. Mrs. Marjorie Helen
Crosby. indicted with her foster son. Thomas
George Crosby. forthe murder OF Deputy Sheriff
Frank +. Nye. Dec. %. 1898. was found guilty
OF manslaughter by a Jury in Judge Water
mans court to-day and sentenced to one years
Imprisonment in the 'penitentiary. The Jury
agreed the boy acted under orders OF his
mother and could not be held responsible for
secure possession of the Crosby house, which
had been sold under foreclosure OF mortgage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14

Espseier and ano 10000
Cowdin, Sarah h, trus. to Alice Cowdin..... 10
Hall. Vim W. to William Hall ............. 100
HRvens, James II. to Adam Hoppel. ........ nom
LIMBO. Aurelia. TO Mary + Hoe. ............ 2,ooo
New York Life lns Co to Eva and Rosa Scum $4,000
ano. 1000
Title Guarantee 4 Trust Co to the Metro.
politan Improvement Co. .............. 100
Bank, city o. Albany $4,000
Lowell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
Hockey, Vim I, to Julia Il Mannheim ........ nom
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Bond st. 2s: John Hedlund vs. Helen f Low
ere ct
Lancer VS. Joseph Jennings. ............
Jackson av, Q Q cor 168th st. 7SI100: George
Kuhn ct al VS. Charles Beckmann and
George Botchers,
and Sophie Vette.
WRvorley pl, Q cor Christopher st, 4oh6b;
Natl Elev and Machine Co va John Kerby
eSth st, 23< W; East River Iron Works w
Mrs Adele Galliker ct a.
1l7th at, II 8. 40 Q 9th Av, lo0xloo; John
Morrison & Co vs. stephens & Green ......
142d st, n 3, extends from Amsterdam ay to
Hamilton pl, 2bIlOo; aeorge AAcKen.
Eie VS. Geo 3 burlington. ..................
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Recorded

Amsterdam nv, AZ: John Kingwell to Simon
E Bernheimer and ano. lease. demand.
Columbus Nv. 4S8: Henry l. Woltf to Amer-
can Missionary Assn, 8 yrs. ............
Division at. ll1i Norris Singer to Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. 9 yrs ;."..;..;.
Pearl 1T. $50 and 4B2' simon and Rachel L
Epstein to Robert L Lee and Ano, eIrs, 30,
Pearl st. lis; 'Wioicott G Lane to Real Estate,
Pearl st, 40 and 4s2; simon aud Rachel L
Epstein to Lyman Israel. i~nstalls. ...::..;
Prospect ay. IL \, SIg.l Q Throggs Mock
Road. Martin and Bridget Norton to Sc
rial b y l. \ Savings Co. installs. .........
Riverside Drive, e =, All = S3d ST; Francis
NJ Applegate to Robt J Hubbard. B yrs.
Stanton st. l43; Marks Rosenberg ct al to
julius Zweig. 3 yrs. 49,.
eth It. 800 T.; Thomas Addison to Mutual
Life lns co, ]
Elliott L~borowski to the American Surety
Co. l "
10th av, VS.. 1915 n 5ist st; Louisa Muller
to Andrew Prose, 3 yrs .............
10th st. 439 W; John ] Harmon to Mary
1eth st. asai ". John, Harmon TO Michael
18TH naI st. tat u; John j Hainnon to Jane.
a2d st. sE; Joseph E Mount to John Ma
ssd st, Is, ~ . Riverside Drive; Francis II
Applegate to Mary ID Wendell. 8 yrs......
182d st. 220, vi: Theodore b Barrinser TO
1884 st, Q q. 1875 W 9th av: Gustave q and
Annie Baer to Joseph murray. 8 yrs.......
16sth st. n 9. 2sl.8 e Alexander, aN. 6oI2o0
to l3gth Vt; Samuel Kapelansky and Her
man kronenberg to Simon Adler and ano.
i
to 1asth st; samuel kApelansky and Her.
man Kronenberg to VIM I Hockey. de-
mAnu
Kapelansky and Herman kronenberg to
Rand Olph W Townsend. 3 yrs. ........,....
13Sth st, IL +. 2Sl.6 e Alexander ay: samuel
kapelansky and Herman Kronenberg to
Presbyterian Home for Aged Women In
city OF New York. Is
18pth st, 9 9, 2Sl.G c Alexander av. 6UI2o0
to l3Sth at; samuel kapslansky and Her
man Kronenberg to Bradley x Currier 90.
|9yTs ........, ,,''. .,,..'. -. ............,..
157 tn at. n 8. $50 " Courtlandt av; Robert
SchwRrz to Sophie Luessen. ~ yrs ....,r
1881 1t. 10. 10 Q nth av: John and Lucy z
Entwistls to John Jefferson yr..........
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Amsterdam av. Az. cor sad st; Simon =
Bornheimer and ano to John Kingwell.
~ yrs ..."..'''....
LIST av, bl3. n " cor D5th at; Eliza HeAly to
82d st. 1888 III; a. z Kennedy to James
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14
Fore closure Suits.
Lis Pendens.

seth ct. n 9. oe.s " Columbus Av. lo3. 4x1oo. sxlo,
xloo. 10; Alexander Walker We Mark L Stevens Of al
attyB, Otis q =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14

Fulton and Hillside Avenues. CARL Street,
Campion, Rose, Foley and Vanderbilt
Avenues, Hanson Place, and on Archer
Place, Facing tho Long Island Railroad.
The streets and avenues are opened. graded. SOW
cred and guttered. and have water supply. gas mains
laid in the street and electric lights. The property
Is on the line OF Fulton St, the main street in JamAi-
ca. and the road from Brooklyn to Hampstead.
within one hour from Park row by trolley car; fare
8 cents. The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Railroad will
shortly run express trains to Jamaica, About 8 min
utes' walk from Dunton Station. Long Island Rail-
road.
20 per cent. on mortgage 8 years at ~ per cent.
WILLIAM q. McCREA. Esq. Attorney. derksn
building. 30 and % West broadway, New YoTh
City.