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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
zenberg plaintiffs against Isabella r. Randall. ndividu-
ay and as sole acting Executrix and Trustee under the
last VIII and Testament OF Emma Appel formerly Emma
Rinaldo and others, defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment Of foreclosure ana SAFE
duly made and entered in the above entitled action bear
ing date the Let day OF April. 1888 the underssned
the referee in said Judgment named will sell AT pupilc
auction the Eew-YOrk Real Estate Salesrooms, NO
Iii Broadway in the City OF New York. Borough OF OF
Manhattan on the oath day Of April. 1888, at IL
o'clock that day. by William NJ: Ryan aue-
tioneer the premises directed by said Judgment to be
sold and therein described follows:
ALI. those certain OF land with the buildings snd
improvements thereon erected situate In the Nineteen
Ward OF the City OF New York. and bounded ana described
follows: ~. ~.-
BEGINNING at point the Northerly side OF Seven
Street ono hundred and twenty hye feet Eastery
from the Northee stery OF Seyentysixh street
and the Fourth Avenue. running thence Northery ana
parallel with Fourth Avenue. one hundred ana TWO
feet middle line OF the bock thence
along the middle line OF the block rory zee.
and thence Southery again parallel with fourtn avenue
and the through party wall one hundred hnn
inches 10 the Norherly slce OF
sixth Street thence Westerly along the Nortbery sue
OF Street feet TO the point or pace
OF beginning. said premises known as NUMBERS is
Ave Block 141l he Land Map OF the City OF New
York . oon
NATHANIEL A. EIsBERG. Referee
MOSES GOODMAN.
Attorney for plaintiffs . ,,...,., Ma, vo,x
City.
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CTIPREME COURT. County Of New.York.-

- FRIEDRICH MILLERRING, Piaintin. against ADAM
pATHGEBER and others. Defendants Action NO. ..
In nursuance Of Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale.
duIy made and entered the above entitled action bear
The Referee in said Judgmen, named will sell al Public
a"c,ion AZ the Exchange Sales Rooms now located at
No iii Broadway In the Borough OF Manhattan, CITY oc
N.w YORK on the first day 81 May 1929 at IL o'clock
NON on that day, By William Kennedy, ESQ, Auc-
the premises directed by said Judgment DO be
soid and therein described as follows:
An tina, certainsot piece or parcel or land with the
building erected situate lying and being IN IN,
borough of Manhattan OF the city Of New fork: and
bounded and described follows viz; BEGINNING at
nont ON the norhey side Of one hundred and eighteenth
tree distant eastery Two hundred and fourteen feet
"a eight inches the northeasery corner OF Pleasant
Avenue formerly Avenue A. and One hundred and eigh-
teen,h Street Immediately opposite the centre
~ a marty wall. and running thence eastery along said
OF hundred and eighteenth street six
TEEN feet eight inches point opposite the centre OF
herein described partly the adjoining lot OF land
thence northerly parallel with said Peasant ave
nue. and the through the centre or said last
nentioned party wall hundred feet and eleven ncnes
10 the centre line II the block between One hundred ana
eixhteenth and hundred and nineteenth streets:
bsnee westerly along centre line sixteen feet eight
inches 10 point opposite the centre OF the nrst men
pleasant Avenue and part Of the way through the cente
~ said party the norherly side OF one hundred
ana eighteenth Street the point place OF beginning
said premises being situated in Block No islo secton
Sly on the Land Map OF tho CITY OF New YORK patea'
New io'"' "P'' ~" LEWIS L. DEI-AFIELp. Referee
RAII,EY e. SULLIVAN. Attorneys for Ptaintin
once sicress No i22 Bowery ,, a
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financial.
TO STOCKHOLDERS
aeookIyn Rapid Transit Company.

BROOKLYN Rapid Transit Company
:, N. Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company.
No ies Montague Street.
..rsA Of Brooklyn City Of New York.
April Ist 1899.
, Rapid Transit Company hereby gives notice
loses to issue additional shares of Its capital
Dat ~. mar value OF 500 each from the increased
foch .h.,e,f lately authorized. The aggregate par
snouh' ~. additional stock to be issued will be
value " can psr cent Of the OF its capital stock
eaua At the time Of closing OF the ransfer-oooks
,sh 1892 Such stock is 10 be issued for the
on IT, n purchasing and electrically eouipping 'he
pprpes IA Brighton Beach Railroad properties ana
BrOoAsn ornn,ng the railroad Of The Prospect Park
stu. r.and Railroad Company. which by agreement
ara ,.s.d for nine hundred and ninety nine years
b.rsrv Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit System. and
70 49, additions and improvements TO the railroad
!" 80, owned or controlled by the Brooklyn Kappa
p0'-,. e,s,ano "a may Re deemed desirable
.,s.,s ~ Central Trust Company certificates for
~" ms, panjd Transit Company stock as shown on the
Dr. hooks kept by the Central Trust Company on
s,,,s thereof at twelve o'clock noon on SATURDAY
tn 80, ,soa will given opportunity 10 subscribe
hp' rv,s. Company certificates representing shares
-.,,vp Rapid Transit Company stock equal to seven
p :, IN. par value Of their respective holdings
W certificates will he entitled to the'f proportion
declared after their issue AL OF said STOCK
90. a.n,s,ted with CeSral Trust Company OF Ne"
W., - 1i be issued subject TO the terms and oonol-
~ :, certain voting trust agreements Cer'lnca,e
w.. entitled 10 subscribe. but not desiring TO do So
. assign their rights Subscriptions and assignments
..A,. "a -ubscribe shall be made In writing upon
y. - ,o-os which will hereafter sent TO eeruncate
w.. .ra all subscriptions whether by holders OF Ger
-. or holders Of assignments. must be Med win
n.s,-i rrus, Company OF New York at Its ONCE NO.
" MI Street New York City, at or before twelVe
49, MON on Saturday the 10Th day OF APRIL les"'
-, % e,bscribe for Central Trust Company Ger
80. ~,,-ssenting new stock will then expire
~, subscription must be accompanied by payment
h ~ hv certified check TO the amount at par OF the
.,s.,., subscribed for Negotiable receipts OF the
-. -ororsny will be given and the certificates sub
- and maid for will be issued and delivered as soon
..,.r as practicable Scrip certificates will be issued
80 ,.,,o,sl parts Of shares which will be exchanseaoe
-. ,lsca,es at par in 500 lots. Any certificates not
,crb,s for or taken will be disposed OF as the Board
Of Directors may determine.
rrsns,sr-books will be closed Saturday. April lotn
900 a, twelve o'clock noon and will be reopened on
Monday May lst 1899. o'clock A. NJ
Rv order Of the Board Of Directors
c. L. ROSTER.
President
T. s. WILLIAMS.
Secretary.
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A RMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street, New

York City. April 6th 1s99.-sealed proposals In
tripcate will be received until IL o'clock nom
April 18th. 1890 and then opened in the presence Of
bidders for supplying this with Common and
Wall tents complete and extra Wall Tent flies all 10
conform existing specifications to be at this
depot. be machine sewed, with 3
rows Of stitching instead Of hand sewed and Of either
piece fibre dyed cotton duck twill Bids Will be
considered for delivery either New York Baltimore
Chicago depot. o. s. the right 10 reject or
accept any all proposals part thereof Prefer
will he given to articles Of domestic production or
manufacture conditions of quality and price Including
in the price OF foreign productions manufactures the
duty thereon being equal Blanks for bidding and all
necessary information he had here. The L. Gov
eminent the right TO Increase the quantities ad
yerfised for G0 per cent II deemed advisable by
this Department Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked Proposals for Tentage be opened April
18th. 1899" and addressed Colonel A g. KIMBAI.I.
Asst Quartermaster General. L. s. A.
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fcreflcsnre Gales.
TEW FORK sTPREME CoURT. COUN

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
Az OF NEW YORK---charles e. Brady. PaintG.
against vecktor Ohison ct al Defendants.
In pursuance Of Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale.
duly made entered N this above entitled action bear-
ing date 2ist day March. 1872 the undersigned the
Referee In said Judgment named Will sell AZ Public AUG
ton al the Exchange .aies Rbor1s located a. No.
III Broadway In Boz vuah II Manhattan City OF New
York on 18th day OF April 1899 at II o'clock noon.
day by Philip A. Smyth Auctioueer the premises
directed by safe judgment TO be soid. and therein de-
scrbed 81 follows:
All those certain lots pieces psrc~ls Of land situate
in the Twenty third WFrd the City OF New York.
formerly In the Village OF Melrose Town OF Aorsania.
County westchester, and STAT Of New-YorO which
taken together known and distinguished az lot NUM-
certain MAP Ole IN the ONCE OF the
Register Of wssteh.s'er ooun by The number Is asd
the Manor Of Morrisanis westehe,ter County lyns On
the Railroad. lying betseen Mott Haven New village
and west Of Woodstock. A. Findlay. Surveyor. West
Farms March 5th 1850 and IL bounded and Described
from said map follows, BEGINNING at point on The
nue. hundred feet Norhery the corner formed
by the intersection Of The Nortrv Findisy
tnow known a. i6fh 5treeD with The westerly eide Of
washington Avenue thence runninE Northery along the
Westerly q Washington sf,y feet. thence
Westerly parallel with Ffnday Street hundred feat
thence Southery and parallel with Washington Avenue
fifty feet and thence e,stery parallel with said Fndsy
Street one hundred feet 70 the westerly side OF said
Washington Avenue the point place OF beginning
Dated: New York Mar,h 2sth. 1899
CHARLES UNANGST. Attorney for Plaintiff It's Broad
way. New York City.
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10th Street.
listh Street.

liSth street.
The approximate amount Of the lien charge 10 sat
isfy which the above described property Is to be sold
S453s 49,. with interest thereon from the tenth day Of
March, 1909 together with and allowances amount
ing TO s29060 with interest from April T. 1892 together
with the of the sac The approximate amount
Of taxes assessments other liens. which be
allowed the purchaser out OF the purchase money.
paid by the Referee. is 1898 and interest
Dated New York. April I. 1899
LEWIS /. DELAFIELD Referee.
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"A received Ct their Uptown Once No i.242 Broadway
"a door north OF 5ist-st. until O'clock p advertise
msnts received ct the following branch oces ct rsgula,
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a dnor north OF until o'clock p. advertise
snts received following branch onees Of regular
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and isth-st i42 colurnbus-ave West 68th-s 100
West I2d- st., near 6th-aye 81 East lath-s.
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rI,HE OssINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, sING-sING
i ON-THE- HUDSoN.-Miss c. C. Fuller, Prin so
year begins Sept 9th
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SUPREME COURT, County of New York. =

- FRIEDRICH MIILERRING. Plaintiff. against ADAM
RATHGEBER, and Others Defendants Action 3.
In pursuance OF Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale
duly in the above entitled action bear
fourth day OF April 1890. l. the undersigned
Referee in said Judgment named, will sell Public
No. III Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan City
York. the first day Of May. 1899 ~ O'Clock
noon on day. BY William Kennedy. ESQ. Auctioneer
the premises directed by sad judgment to be sold and
therein described follows:
All that certain lot. piece. parcel Of land with
building thereon erected, situate lying being
borough Of Manhattan OF the city OF New YORK. and
bounded and described follows. viz; BEGINNING
point northpry side Of One hundred eighteenth
Street distant eastery hundred and eighty feet
four inches from the northeastery OF Pleasant
formerly Avenue A. and One hundred eigh-
tenth and Immediately opposite the
of party wall and running thence easterly along said
norherly side OF One hundred and eighteenth
teen feet eight inches. TO point opposite the OF
another party wall erected partly the lot
herein described and partly the adjoining
land thence running northery parallel with said Pleasant
Avenue. and OF the through the centre Of said
inches line block between One hundred
eighteenth One hundred tenth Streets
westerly along said centre line feet eight
inohes point opposite the OF the
party and thence southerly parallel
Avenue. part Of the through the
party wall 10 the northerly side OF hundred and
eighteenth Street at the point place Of beginning Said
the Land Map OF the City OF New York. Dated: New
York. April Tth. 1880.
LEWIS l.. DELAFIELD Referee.
BAILEY & SULLIVAN, Attorneys for Plaintiff,
ONCE address. No. 1872 Bowery.
Manhattan, New-York city.
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1lsth street.
h. amount OF the lien charge 10 satisfy
which he above described property II 10 be sold. 10
81 Sss 49, with interest thereon from the tenth day Of
March 1899 together with costs and allowances amount
ing 20 S2S4 TO- with from April g. 1899 together
with thu expenses of the sale The approximate amount
Of taxes assessments or other liens which 10 be
allowed the purchaser out Of the purchase mossy
paid by the Referee, Is $ags and interest
Dated: New York. April 7th, 1899
LEWIS I. pEI.AFIELp. Referee.
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AGE TAG OFFICIAL. AND DEAD
LETTER ENVELOPES.
POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Washington, D. C.. March 20, 1899.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited and will
be received at this Department until Y M. on
Registered Package. TAG oficisl and Dead-Tetter En-
veopes may ordered for the Of the Department
pOstnasters. the postal service during period of
one year beginning the LIST day q July. 1890
Proposals be made the blank forms provided by
Department securely enveloped and sealed ndorsed
Proposals for furnishing Registered Package, Tag,
Oficia and Dead Letter Envelopes. and addressed TO
the Third Assistant Postmaster General Washington.
n. G. Bids delivered in person must be handed In at
before above specified for the receipt thereof
otherwise they will not be considered
Blank forms OF proposals with full specifications and
samples envelopes will he furnished upon applica
ton the Third Assistant Postmaster General.
PERRY s. HEATH,
Acting Postmaster General
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Uenfllsrs

Gfatbrrs
UOR w. O. NOVEL;. private tutor at pupils homes or
~ at III f. SD ST. Two pupils received In family
II DUCATED YOUNG WOMAN will instruct children at
Il their homes afternoons; English branches. music
department. highest social references Address uShfo+
$50 Columbus
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UNION TYPEWRITER co. STOCK.
WIN. WILLIS MERRILL,
T9 PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
Sl50, 0O0 TO 100000 wanted, with special

ysrx stec. ~ or actlyc partner. by member Of New
hasss ss.astze IN highest standing controlling best
~eAss. Address Conservative. Tribune once
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! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.? loo ACRES.
Anfiion Sales.
~>~>N-0~N~Nr( Observation-Disclosures
GREAT BOOK AUCTION.

p. f. GOLFERS DAMAGED STOCK 81 Fulton 81,
brookyn Evenings al 80 w. c. MORRISON Auctioneer.
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NOS. 500 AND COS EAST 18TH STREET BRONX
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
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: s ENGINEER OFFICE, New London

- coni April TO- isa9-sesled proposals. in tripicate
will be received here IL o'clock noon. May 10 oes
and then pihlicly opened dredging In fawcatnck
River r. l. and Conn., and Connecticut RIVER .o a1
information furnished on application. SMITH = LhH'H
Mat Engrr
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GREENWICH ACADEMY, Greenwich CT. with home
VI school for 10 boys Ideally located
]. H. ROOT. Prln., Greenwich CT
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' 6 FNCIYEER OFFICE. New London,

-. conn ApriI TO- iseo-seaed proposals in tripicate
will be received here until IL O'Clock noon May 10 isn
snS Norwalk harborr Conn. Information furnished o"
annl,cstion SMITH Z. LEACH. NAL, Engrs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-05
WHARF AND WAVE.

The schooner Concord is loading coal
| for Eleele plantation at Pacific Mail
wharf.
President Dole was out sailing in the
yacht Bonnie Dundee yesterday after
noon.
The gasoline schooner Malolo is an
chored at her old berth at the foot of
Richards street.
The bark S. C. Allen went flying out
of the harbor yesterday afternoon with
half cargo of sugar for San Fran
cisco.
Inspector Durfee of the Customs ser
vice goes to Hilo today, where he will
be attached TO the force of Port Sur
veyor r. NJ. Macaulay there.
The Kauai, for Lahaina, was de-
tanned by large amount of freight Of
fering some hours after her schedule
time of departure last evening
The steamer Australia sails at
O'Clock this afternoon for San Fran
cisco. The usual big cargo of Island
produce will be carried and a large
list of passengers.
The dimensions of the schooner
yacht Norma are 153 feet length and
draft of ID feet inches. Her sail area
is 200 yards and she has logged 3O7
miles in a day.
The new dredger was at work yes
terday, making a trial of the pumps
which worked satisfactorily Today
the dipper will be used, and it is ex-
pected that a lot of debris will be
pumped up.
The largest cargo of coal ever taken
to Boston by a schooner arrived there
last month in the big 5-master John B.
Prescott, which left Baltimore July 25
with 4,515 tons in her hold When she
left port she was drawing % feet of wa
ter forward and 256 feet aft
The British ship Kinfauns, from Lon
don, is now out 157 days but
from port of final departure, Cardiff.
on August 2. She should therefore ar
rive about December 1. Her record is:
April IA, put into st. Michaels Azores;
damaged in collision; foremost gone:
bows damaged and rudder lost April
20, sailed in tow for Cardiff for re-
pairs. Arrived May s.
Large ships and other sailing vessels
continue to arrive from the Hawaiian
Islands with cargOeS of sugar. The
ship Geo. r. Skolfield has arrived at
the Spreckels Sugar Refinery with Al
W.
in 119 days. All sugar from the Ha-
waiian Islands comes in free of duty |
Fair weather was met with during the |
greater part of the run.-Philadelphia |
Record.
There was big jamb of freight on |
Wilder's wharf all yesterday for the
Molokai boats. The Lehua sailed final |
ly at o'clock, having cleared the |
wharf of what freight was offered, and |
will return about Thursday for an
other cargo for Molokai ports. The |
Mokolii was already down to the
guards with freight when night closed /
in, and will sail this morning with |
deck and hold full of freight. All yes
terday Captain T. K. Clarke, the hard
and obliging port superintend-
ent of Wilders company, was arrang-
ing for the despatch of the lot of
freight for various steamers of that
line in port and the discharging of the
freight brought in Sunday. The Clau-
dine and Maui sail this afternoon for
usual ports and the Kilauea Hou for
Maui tomorrow.
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HEAVY FREIGHT CHARGES.

"Salvation's free" the preacheY said,
AS the elder passed the plate;
"Salvations free for you and me,
But we have to pay the freight
No freight to pay when you ride a
Sterling.
women who wear eyeglasses or
spectacles are always congenial.'' Yes,
they like to tell each other they had
to put them on, long before age had
anything to do with it,
Built like a watch" Sterling bicy-
cles are all the go. The P. c. e Mfg.
Co. have just received a new shipment
of the latest.
For him there's little in lifes cup
Who waits for something to turn up;
And then he finds, to end his woes,
When something turns up it's his toes.
Remington Breach-Ejector Shotguns,
the finest guns made, for sale at the
P. c. & Mfg. Co.
There's nothing like perseverance, -
still, it hasn't done much for the
English in their attempts to win a
yacht race"
But when you are trying to get a
good bicycle, and strike a Sterling
Built like a watch" you don't have
to go any farther.
The P. C. & Mfg. Co. have them.
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THE CHINAMAN AS A SOLDIER

THE CHINAMAN AS A SOLDIER.
Major Bonero, Of the English SER
vice, is greatly delighted with the re-
cruits for his Chinese regiment at
Wei-Hai-Wei, whom he describes as
of good physique, intelligent and ODE
dient They are for the most part
drawn from the agricultural classes.
and as they are offering themselves in
great numbers the standard should be
high.
shows that it is a great mistake to as
sumo that the Chinese do not make
good soldiers. Indeed, the dOminions
of the Son of Heaven can show a. big
ger war record than the whole of
Europe. AS a matter of fact more
blood was shed in the Tapping Rebel
lion than in any two modern wars OF
the West. Then there We're the Opium
and "Lorcha Arrow wars with Eng
land the successive campaign of the
Viceroy of Kan-Suh, who recovered
the province of Lii for his Imperial
master, the war with France, the Jap
anese war, and the present rebellion
which in any other country would be
considerable. The Chinese so far
from being towards are exactly the
reverse, as the English have learned
in Larut, Singapore and Australia,
and the Dutch in BorneO. Despera-
ton will make Chinaman fight like
one possessed. 1t must be remember
ed, too, that the Black Flags are ad-
venturous, splendid marksmen and
brave to a fault They are scOundrels
of course. But amongst the teemlng
millions of China raw material of the
same quality may easily be found and
trained to the same degree of efflc1-
ency. In the war with France the
Chinese regulars in hand-to-hand en-
counters gave a most excellent account
of themselves, and every General
from Stephenson to Lord Wolseley has
EXPRESSED faith in the Chinaman as a
soldier. The truth is, he is bv educa-
ton a man of peace and by instinct
trader. Therefore he hates war, and
does all he can to avoid it. Neverthe-
less. he is not admired by our peace
enthusiasts as he ought to be.
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NOTICE TO SHIPMASTERS.

U. S. Branch photographic Office,
San Francisco. Cal.
By communicating with the Branch
photographic Office in San Francisco,
captains of vessels who will cooper
ate with the photographic Office by
recording the meteorological observa-
tons suggested by the office, can have
forwarded to them at any desired port,
and free Of expense, the monthly pilot
charts Of the North Pacific Ocean and
the latest information regarding the
dangers to navigation in the waters
which they frequent.
Mariners are requested to report to
the Office dangers discovered, or any
other information which can be uti-
lized for correcting charts or sailing
directions, or in the publication of the
pilot charts of the North Pacific
G.. G. CALKINS,
Lieut.. Comdr., U.S.N., in Charge.