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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-24
FOR MILITARY sUPPLIEs.-

Office OF the Quartermaster. L. s. Military Academy.
West Point. ~ Y April 30 is99.-sealed proposals In
duplicate subject the usual conditions will be received
this Office until IL o'clock NJ May 20 1890. for Building
Materials Plumbing Materials Hardware Tools, Paints
miscellaneous specified schedules
10 be had on application here The right
reject accept all proposals or any part thereof
proposals envelope marked Proposals for MIL
sry Supplies and addressed to the undersigned WIN F.
sIgi.R Gr MnInr a NJ A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-24

VI NEW YORK ApJuTAET GENERALS iS Sn6s OFFICE CT;
he peeevsa nntii O'Clock A NJ april 2sth 1850 at
S.,,s,t Generals ONCE. New York state Arsenal
ere n,h tyenue s5th Street New York CITY AZ which
49, ana place, bids will be opened FOR supplying IN
qua antilles and al times a. 'e''"'"' "-'"'N D"'''
CARTRIDGES, via; -. 4. g.. e.,..a.,. .,c..
"a 10 io0OOo- rounds cslibre s. for Colts Revolvers
10 10 io0O06 rounds cslibr- ~, for Colts Feyoiyer
tn sste reserves the right 20 reject accept any
al ia. AVERY D. ANDREWS. Adjutant General
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BRIDEGROOM SEVENTY, BRIDE TWENTY

Ole Henriksen. Of Maple. MINI. who has been
citizen OF this country for thirty years and is
seventy years old, decided recently that ne would
take wife. The average American girl not
od-fashioned enough for Ole he went back to
twenty, whom he made his bride Mrs Olga Hen
riksen Is now on her way with her husband to
Minnesota They passed through the Barge once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-24
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

Transportatlon.-D OF the Interior once Of
Indian Affairs Washington. D. C.. March 80 lsse seasd
proposals. Endorsed Proposals for beef -four or trans ms
potation. the may be- and directed 10 ny
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs 1902 state street r
cago ILL., Will be received until o'clock p m, OF Iues
day April 90 1899 Cor furnishing for the Indian serSs
bacon, coffee rice, tea anu
other articles OF subsstence and shoes
groceries soap baking powder crockery agricultural I'm
piements paints oils. glass tnware. wagons harness.
leather findings saddery etc. hardware school ana
medical supplies and long list Of miscellaneous articles
for the transportation OF such OF the articles
goods and supplies not be contracted Tor 20 os
delivered the agencies. Sealed proposals indorsed
proposals blankets wooden and cotton goods, CLOTH
ing etc the may be- and directed 10 the Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs Nos. II ard ~ wooster
street City will be received until O'Clock
D. M Of Tuesday May % 1899. for furnishing for the
Indian Service blankets wooden and cotton goods cloth
Ing notions hats and caps. Bids must b made out on
Government blanks Schedules giving all necessary In
formation for bidders viii be furnished on application
the Indian Office, Washington d. c. Nos. n and ~
Wooster street New York city; or 1902 state street
C'ommissaries OF Subsistence. u. ,. A.
a. Cheyenne Leavenworth. Omaha st. Louis ST. Paul
and San Francisco the posmasters at Sioux city. fank
ton Arkansas city, Caldwell Topeka. Wichita and Tue
Bids will be opened at the hour and days above
bidders invited be at the open
Ing The Department the right to determine the
point delivery and to reject and all bids. or any
part Of any bid. w. A. JONES. Commissioner.
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foreclosure Sales.

Streets; thence westerly along said centre me ~ M
feet eight inches to point opposite the eehtte vi III
wall and thence nee %ay hysh The
centre Of said party wall the northery sue T., -,
hundred and eighteenth Street at the point ,,s M
ssInnine Said premises being situated IN slock ~
SIS section Six. the Land Map - the NY VI wv"
York Dated: New York, April 1883; n p.,sras
i''"' LEWIS l.. DELAFlElsD kefrree'
BAILEY g. SULLIVAN Attorneys for Pis'h''"'
Office address. No. 122 Bowery
Manhattan. Ne~-York Chy.
llNih Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-24

short.lived franchise. Judge Higley then sug-
gested that the franchise be for twenty Ave years
ana that the village keep control OF It by requiring
a readJustment at the end of that time. This
seemed to appeal to Mr.. Sackett more favoraby,
ad,noush he said he could not agree to 1t without
closed the hearing without announcing a decision.
One OF the members said that they would probably
decide In a few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-24
Y s. ENGINEER OFFICE. Army Building
Assignee Nofiee.
n PTRSTINCE OF An ORDER of the Hon.

Charles II. Truax. OF the Justices OF the Supreme
Court Of the State OF New York for the County o! New
York duly made It'll day Of April 1899. notice
II hereby given all creditors and having claims
against the H. :. Law Blank and stationery Co.. lately
with the vouchers therefor duly verified. TO the
subscriber the duly appointed assignee OF the said IT,
Law Blank and Stationery CO.. for the benefit cred
nors his place OF ransacting business. the office
OF William o. Campbell No. IS Park Row. Borough OF
Manhattan New York city, before the cath day OF
June. 1899.
CHARLES E. BoTcHRIss.
WILLIAM o. CAMPBELL. Assignee.
Attorney for Assignee.
No. 3S Park Row. Borough OF Manhattan New York City
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The approximate amount Of the lien or charge 10
81 5ss 49, with interest thereon from the tenth Day OK
March 1899 with costs and allowances amount,
ing to $4,000 with interest from April T. lses tosetnst
win the expenses sale. The approximate amount
y, assessments or other liens which are to be
allowed TO the purchaser Of the purchase money or
paid by Referee. Is $685. and interest
Dated: New York. April Ith, lssy ,,.r 49,.
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lloth Street.
The approximate amount Of the lien or charge 20
81 b3s "a with interest thereon from the tenth nay
March 1890 together with costs and allowances aouh
n o s2sO 80 with interest from April 4, 1893 tosrs
with The expenses Of the sale The approximate amount
~ taxes other liens, which are 10 pe
silousd T., the purchaser OF the purchase money VI
raid by the Referee. Is S3es and interest
Dated: New York. April 4 1913 ,r .r,r,D po,a,aa
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DEPARTMENT. Office snpervi,

l. ing Architect. Washington, D. a.. April y lsS "a
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this once un'I
o'clock p NJ the 2end day OF May 1888 and men s
main building AT the L. s. immigrant station Eliis
Island New York Harbor In accordance with drawings
s,d snscidcations copies which be had at TINS
otnee or The once OF Boring a T1lton AIehitects ~
broadway New York city JAMES hNoN lA'''"'
Archit
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PROPOSALS FOR PAVING STREETS AND

AVENUES WITH SHEET ASPHALT.-OFFICE OF
THE COMMISSIONERS. p. C.. Washington. d. C.. April
IS ls99--SEAIED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office until ~ o'clock, noon Saturday. May 20 1899 for
paving various and with sheet asphalt
Blank forms OF proposal specifications and necessary in
formation be obtained the office OF the Engineer
Commissioner. D. c. JOHN u. WIGHT. JOHN W. ROSS,
LANSING IL REACH. Commissioner u. q.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ or NEW yoRK-Kate Warner. Plaintiff asains'
Crrstonher Prince and Gertrude G. Prince MS WIG Ds
PENDANTS. ,.. =, Foreclosure and Sale.
AN ana md entered in the entitled action pss
ing date the 18th Of April 1893 ,he Iii q, Pnbc
The Referee IN said Judgment named VIII ser q. MIN
ro,Ion AZ the New York Real Estate salesroom sun
Der III Broadway, in the County OF ne" bst dsv by
vyiuD n RYAN kuctoneer. the premises directed gS
said Judgment to sold, and therein desc'0eu o. '
lows: ... 80. ,ie.ss or narcels OF land
"a hr,dings thereon situate lying and being on ~;
nuheriV side OF Lspenard Street in the county o.
nssS snd described as follows 10 wit; bE1iNN
AZ point on the souherly side OF LispenaIu Mar os
te t ntbony IJspenards estate laid out into streets
and lots september 10TH 1901 by the number ios
@ se, mere or less westerly the
corner OF Church and Ispenard srees. an ss, six
~ ,bsrce souhwardy a line parallel Win ths
nss,syir line of said lot number lob ninety
inches thence thence northwsrdly
aiony the westerly line OF SAID ot bunos' 10
four feet inches to the point or psS al ~ any OF
ownng or occupying the houses on either slos
~ he nremses hereby described In and 70 az III az "a "a
or the a.nS same premises conveyed TO Christopher
Rsnce by Ambrose KIngsand and Others ey nssa
dafed Ap ia. 'C Of conveysnces page $50. ,
snhIect 10 certain MORTGAGE Tor sooo' .e-,,,,ds
18th made BY ssa s% YORK Institution for
tuction OF the Deaf and DUMP ana ass ,n Iibsr
VIZ county Registers Office June ~ lsse smains
23oI OF s orncipa s55 Oo and interest thereon
a, the rate Of 4h96 per annum from the n's' a"'
AI paied New York ARTi lstn 1872 poMERoY Referee,
GEORGE W. ELLIS.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
1866 Broadway. New fors -. ~. ahov. a.serbed
The following Is diagram o WV -N
IAspenard Street.
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PROPOSALS FOR LAYING ASPHALT

BLOCK PAVEMENTS.-OFFlCE OF THE COM
MISsIONERS d. G.. Washington, d. G., April Is 1ss9.-
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this office IN
II O'Clock, noon Saturday. May 20 1899 for laying
asphal-bock pavemens Blank forms OF proposal speci
fcations and necessary information be obtained at
the Office OF the Engineer Commissioner. d. e. JOHN b.
WIGHT. JOHN W. ROSS. LANSING II. BEACH. Com
missloners. u. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-24

11Sth street 49,.
The approximate amount lien charge 10 satisfy
which the above property is TO be sold. IS
81 53s 49, thereon from the tenth day or
March 1899 together with and allowances amount
ing S2J4 TO- from April T. lsoo together
with expenses Of the sale. The approximate amount
Of taxes assessments o other liens which are 10 De
allowed purchaser out Of the purchase money OF
paid by the Referee is $39s and interest.
Dated: New York. April 18th, 1893. - $780,.
LEWIS |. DEIAFIELD. Referee.
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PASSENGERS on LA GAsCOGNE.

Among the passengers who arrived here yester-
day from Havre the French liner La Gascogne
were T. ID. Benson. II. c. Curtis william G.
Mcguire. the Rev. p. @. Orens, the Rev Clement
Witt and Nj. Hppeau, French consul at Santiago.
Cuba.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot of West rd Cortland and pesorosses
.r,mS West asrd Street other figures Cortlsndt or
Des6rosses streets. Daily except sunasI' eun1"'
only other trains daily r.erov
.g.t3 S.YV A NJ For BUFfALo, NIA GAk1A
PALS ana West, aud principal local points. r~'''
and pnl H9 o i2 90 %oon !" SLACK DIAMOND
.ss,;cg canscity Due buffalo as r n; con-
Meeting with through stepe's w D'
Dining Car service For wILKEs.BARRE,
1870 I, 90 p. SCRANTON, Coal Branches
ts3.iO 4,1O L. NJ. and intermediate points
20 ,xpN Local for MAUCH CHUNK. f.
t.4.2g 3.I0 Locsi Express for EAsTQN.
f.3..3S $40 p NJ For Buffalo and rd,Ipn oln" "e'~
rhroyyb sIeepng Cara TO Chicago ana dVr1ptv, n .nd
1.ao 500 Express for ggarne esrr ssf
TOkosrdnv.s Eli sm p N For ITHACA, ROCHESTER,
BuFfko and Wsss Sleeping o Sss % BROOK locals
ssIiy . aa Sunday: 1929 1879 !,sSSas""
sonyb psinheld onyj $50. 49, 8 ~ snd 20 %, "a
Tctets and Pullman accommodations ~ ~, ~ VI
~ ana So Court g. Is Broadway and Brook''
Annes station bf9oKyn call for and check baggage
,,nm hotel or residence through TO Destination
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CUPREME COURT, County of NewYork.-

- FRIEDRICH MILLERRING. Plaintiff against ADAM
RATHGEBER and others. Defendants. Action No. o.
In pursuance a Judgment OF Foreclosure and sale
duly made and the above entitled action, bear
ing date fourth OF April, 1899 the undersigned
the Ieferee said judgment named VIII sell at Public
Auction AZ the Exchange Sales Rooms. now located az
No III Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. city OF
New York on the day OF May. 1899. a. II o'clock
noon on that DAY. by William Kennedy, Esq, Aue-
,oneer the premises directed by said judgment 20 be
soid and therein described as follows
that lot piece parcel OF land, with the
building thereon situate, lying, and being in the
borough OF Manhattan OF the city or New YORK, and
bounded ana described follows viz: BEGINNING at a
oint ON the norherly Of hundred and eighteenth
Street distant easery Two hundred and fourteen feet
ana eight inches northeastery OF Pleasant
Avsnue formerly Al. and one hundred and egh
eenth Street Immediately opposite the centre
~ marty wall. and running thence eastehy along SAID
hundred and eighteenth street SIX
teen feet eight inches point opposite the centre ot
another party erected partly the lot OF lana
herein described partly the adjoining lot or land
thence running northery parallel with said Pleasant Ave
nue. and part the through the centre or SAID ASt
mentioned party wall hundred feet and eleven inches
o he the block between one hundred ana
eighteenth and One hundred and nineteenth streets
thence westerly said line sixteen Feet eight
inches TO point opposite the centre OF the hrst men
toned party wall; and thence southery parallel with
pleasant Avenue part OF the through the centre
~ said marty wall northerly side OF One hundred
and eighteenth the point place OF beginning
said premises being situated In Block No. 1919, section
Six on the Land Map Of the city Of New York Dated;
Nc" '' ' LEWIS T.. DEIAFIEID. Referee.
RAILEY g. SULLIVAN. Attorneys for Plaintiff
Office address, No. I'D Bowery,
Manhattan. New York city. -
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RED CROSS COMMITTEE DIssoLrEs.
SUMMARIZED STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES IN
TIE LATE WAR.

SUMMARIZED STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES IN
THE LATE WAR.
At meeting OF the Elk ecutive Committee OF the
American National Red Cross at No IS William-st.
on Saturday the committee dissolved and the
funds turned to the National Red Cross. in
Washington. The committee composed of
stephen f. Barton. chairman. George G. Boldt,
treasurer: Charles A. Schieren, William b. How
land and Judge Joseph Sheldon. OF New-Haven. 1t
was appointed by Miss Clara Barton In June last
to manage Red Cross affairs for the National COM
mittee in the absence OF Miss Barton at the front.
Red Cross agencies were established by this COM
mittee at the Army camps at Jacksonville. Fernan-
dina, Miami and Tampa, Fla; Chickamauga Park
and Fort Mcpherson. Ga: Washington D. c.;
Litha Springs. Ca, and Montauk Point. the funds
and supplies necessary for carrying on the work
being furnished by the New-York Red Cross Relief
Committee. which had its supply depot at No. BOZ
Broadway.
The Red Cross work in the Philippines was in
trusted to the California Red Cross Society. In
behalf of the American National Red Cross. Fol.
lowing is a summary of the financial statement OF
CASH RECEIPTS
American National Red Cross Relief Committee es oo Al
Firms ana individuals donations li.is2 os
Relief committees and auxiIares donations zee 40
Ssstss issi aps donations:
Proceeds from sale OF mules Jos Jos o. o.
state trust company interest on deposit 1902 %
ro,a, 800 40 80
CASH DISBURSEMENTS.
T. r Smith .v.nt Cbickamauga Park station. .sis 7s4 OF
me ne, Kev al, Aiexahoer hei' ase. '.... 49, 3ls 20
=, p,a' = staelo" ryashngton ID q, 90
"a w - g. ossnt Eort Mcpherson Ga. . 1875 As
W nv II, 10 aaent IJhia Sprinss Ga 90
II. f. Barnes ana W. l. De'".'' .o' 'e.. 6eos 10
aaan, po,t TIA nina Fla.
Ut o. .. TO- ID Cross Santiago de Cuba
aIeroan .tna pa Cross Havana Cuba
I.n,eilSan lii, steamer ped cross - 1000
~ a.. ro.s WORT IN Phippne Islands. 5000 90
Salaries OF surgeons "e'u ae'"''' ,...... 5s12 90
cIeeA "a ~ - sno,,ation ......... 5.006 As
Feed, tTansportauo" anu eAp ''... Q PSI ~
. ~. h,,ons etc ............... 40 90
American National Red Cross RELIEF committee.
New-YonS refund St phslsnnes from agents 1871 %
nhules anu Phuppne Islands. b96 80
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt dona'o" a ~. 100 90
f''ue's ,,eaics supplies purchased 1s43 OF
ROOD clo,nins az ,ncidsnt al 757 II
-, ACCOMPLISHMENTS $50. 724 II
paisrc. S'''" -
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r

BAL IMObC O w.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER sR, 10 rerry ana
Leave New-York. Whitehan iei'n'hsi S'
foot OF Liberty Street 49,. .c,,z.v.
CHICAGO Ci3o y. M. from Liberty street onlU' Ia
p pmnrrsBryRG (.iso a m from Liberty street onyp.
1855 D. m. sl2 Is night ann
CINCINNATI ST. Louis ~ =, m; s' I"
v.sHl R0YAlp Ase4 h1s0oEEE tHEs.ss: O,n.s,
.raS a. m DINER. ti26s m 'L@ S SDinsr'' .tS
nnsr, .b IS D. m and si2 10 night NORFOLK. fl%es
y All trains are Illuminated With pLntsch Light O.
~ ,c1 t,owerv y ss9 FuIton-s $50 Graham ave.
E,ootIyn. Whitehall Terminal Baggage checked from
hotel or residence to destination.
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SUPREME COURT County OF New-York.-


- FRIEDRICH MILLERRING. Plaintiff, against
ADAM RATING EBER and others. Defendants Action
No. T. c..
In pursuance Of a Judgment OF Foreclosure and sac,
duly made entered in the above entitled action peal
ing day Of April. 1899 l. the undersgned he
Referee in said judgment named VIII sell at PUBIC
Auction the Exchange Sales Rooms now located az
No iii Broadway the Borough OF Manhattan cry OF
New York on the first day Of May, 1899 at IL O'Clock
noon on that day by William Kennedy ESQ. AUG
oneer the premises said judgment TO be sold
and therein described follows: go -,
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land with the
building thereon erected situate lying and being In the
borough OF Manhattan OF the city OF New YORK, and
bounded described follows. VIZ: BEGINNING al
point on norhey side OF One hundred and eighteenth
Street distant easterly One hundred and ninety eight
feet from northeastey corner Of Pleasant Avenue
formerly Avenue Al and One hundred and eighteenth
party thence easterly along said north
trly side hundred and eignreenth street sixteen
feet eight inches point opposite the centre or anoher
party partly the lot OF land herein de
scrbed and partly the adjoining lot OF land thence
running parallel With said Pleasant Avenue ana
party wal one feet and eleven inches TO the
centre line OF he between One hundred and
hundred and nineteenth Streets thence
westerly along line sixteen feet. eight nches
TO point opposite the centre OF the first mentioned party
vail and thence southey parallel with Pleasant Avenue
10 the northery hundred and eighteenth Street
Al the point or place Of beginning Said premises being
situated in Block 1915 Section Six on the Land Nap
Of the city OF New York Dated New YORK April Ith
1899. LEWIS IL DELar iErD neieise'
BAIIEY SULLIVAN. Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Once address No 100 Bowery,
Manhattan New York city.
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-Four F.; :, Is.r ss q:
. :a ssss r;' %sl Sas; iw 81; st.,
minutes that given below for Liberty =.
~ ~". Train, lssv. foo, o. Liberty 81; c.,,. a..
s &c s s go DO q e ns.iss rfi''n
s % w Ea:ss b.ss :s s sec .. oil.
III i::s,5: H. f fi::5:Ss, a: 80 -,
% to s s.sss H. 49, ~, 9ls@' .ss S1' so p T.
s sS1sD;x ss ss ~ T. ss .s
FOR LONG ALI hhI RAI[ 6 S25TE, GROVE &C.
sss e.. % aS. s Rss
SSs$sy. .sy sa !, a, RI s:';
aiSs 4i,! si 80 $50 So Al IA
.. rs: .,s So A. ,oS T. is $40 $40 p. Sun.
Ls ss.saS. $50 1918 A. M i''' $40 ~
FOR TENS River and barnsra,. :.so. $50 A. NJ i;'s.
For Atlantic City vnsland ana Brdse,on 's;'o A n.
Monmouth Beach ss.s,s4 q. s.s H .so z
Sundays. 900 A. NJ. 100 p. ~
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BAI!rrxoRs AND WASHING
TOM
Prom foot c: Liberty g. ~
Blue Limited GO i n'Srs di
Dining carr A. NJ 80 900 Royal Blue Limited, o. g.
Dining car) 600 p NJ. 1918 mdt Asdonai tram ~
$50 900 p: NJ Sundays 500 NJ 100 9, 7; g..
Tickets and parior SEATS at FOOT OF laos' 80
whitehall ST. 3 l12 POI 34 st - ,st 1,sh a.
S7s IVES, i2sth ST 251 Columbus Av. New York. Gov.t
e. sA SEQ Fulton St. Brooklyn: rs Broadway. w.m-
tsmsIurs The ~ Y Transfer Co viii CAL FOR ana eneeS
hsgss gs from hotels or residences destination.
| sFrom liberty St. only .
| from South Ferry at 20 T. ~
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Drcpcsals.
DROPOSALS FOR IMPROYEMEN1

PROPOSALS. FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN
MAIL BAGS. ETC. Postoflce Department. Wash
nston. d. G., March 81 is99-sealed proposals win be
received at this Department until ~ o'clock NJ. On the
ON day OF sepember 1892 from paenees or their as
sisnees for granting the Of patented improvements IN
mall pouch and massck opening and closing devices and
IN the method Of constructing mail bags metal chp ana
also devices for labelling mail Blank forms OF bids
and specifications giving full Information. may be pad
upon application 10 the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
era Washington, ID. c. PERRY T. HEATH, Acting
Postmaster General
II \. ENGINEER OFFICE. Army Building,
New York. Marcl. 81 ls99--seaed proposals for
dredging In Bay Ridge and Red Hook Channels, New
York Harbor will be received here until IL NJ. April 20
1899. publicly opened. Information furnished
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WEST SHORE R.R.
RAYMOND e. WHITCOMl

Tours aud Tickets Everywhere.
.n Union SQUARE. Telephone 620-isth %.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-07-07
Died Of Dropsy.

Mary Jones, COL, died in the city
Tuesday Of dropsy She was "a
years old aud had been sick for
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-07-07
A FISHING LINE
William MattingIy, of Morgan.
field, Took His Life in Jail.
He Was Unable to Stand the flor
LITIGATION of Arrest for Be-
ing Drunk.

Morganfeld, KY, July 4.-Wil-
liam Mattingly, a well known citi-
zen of this place, who was connect
ed with some of the best families of
the state, committed suicide in the
county Jail in,a peculiar manner.
He had been drinking for some time,
and his friends had exhausted every
means to get him to reform. AS 4
last resort, he was arrested while
intoxicated and placed in a cell in
the Jail, in the hope that the mortifi-
cation of the arrest might arouse
him to a sense of his duty to him
self and his friends. Everything
was taken out OF his pockets with
which he could harm himself except
a small fishing line in hisvest pocket.
After he had been locked up he
doubled this number of times and
made cord strong enough for its
purpose. He tied it around the
knob of the door and around his
neck. He then dropped to the floor
and the pressure of the cord was
sufficient to kill him. He was found
after he had been dead at least an
hour.
He was 65 years old and leaves
several children, all of whom are
grown and highly respected.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-07-07
A LONG JAUNT.
Couple Ride Thirty Miles to Have
the Knot Tied.

Mr.. Eugene Crick, young farm
er living at Red Hill, near the Hop
kins county line, and Miss Sarah
e. Jones, of near White Plains, ar
rived in the city at an early hour
yesterday morning, having made
the trip of about thirty miles on
horseback, and as soon as license
could be procured, were quietly
married, by County Judge Canister.
The wedding took place in the
County Clerks Office. AS soon as
the ceremony was pronounced the
young people took stroll over the
city, made few purchases, and
about noon left for their future home
in northeast Christian.