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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
District OF Columbia. Washington. D. c.. June 1s,
the District Of Columbia hereby notified that
the yearly tax imposed by act Of Congress ALL
and payns on or f g sas $780, vii be age
ment Of said tax tags will be issued provided
in said act BY order of the Commissioners E.
q. DAVIS. Collector. ID. c. je2O-7t
OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
and Review. Washington u. C.. June 49, 19OO.-In
accordance with the provisions of section II OF the
act of August IA. 1884. list will be completed Nv
July l. 1869 of all real property which shall have
become subject taxation and which is not now ON
the tax list. and value affixed thereon according
This list will Include all new STRUCTURES and add.
tions to or improvements OF Old structures of over
$500 in value which have not been heretofore a.
sessed This Office should be notified as to the re-
mOval destruction OF any structure since the last
assessment. In order that the may he deducted
Complaints said assessments only he hea rl
and determined between the first and third Monda VS.
of July. 1900. II. H. DARNEHLE. Chairman.
Je19-6t
trict Of Columbia. Washington. June Is. 1900
Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners
have caused to be prepared blank schedules Of
personal property subject to taxation. required
BY section 10 Of the act Of Congress approved
March 8. 1877. imposing ia! on personal prop
Of such schedule will be delivered 20 any citizen
applying therefor at this office. The law provides
that said schedule shall be properly filled. sworn
days after this notice. H. II. DARNEILLE, AS
SCISSOR District Of Columbia. je166t
OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia. Washington, June Is. 1900
Notice of expiration of licenses-Notice is hereby
given that on the Both day of June. 1900, will
pire all licenses issued by the District of Columbia
and all other vehicles for the transportation Of
passengers for hire These licenses must be
BUSINESS business after s" that date. H. H. DARSE I.hHs
Assessor ID. C. je166t
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ANCHOR LINE

UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
SAIL FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY FOR
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
SALOON PASSAGE, $50 AND UPWARD.
To Paris and return. frst-class. $3.50 and upward.
SECOND CABIN. $50 TO $3.50.
Storage Passage:
Rome 81. 50 Furnessa, $2450; Other Strs.. $23 So
For Book of Tours and further Information. apply
to HENDERSON BROTHERS, Gen. Agts., IT 4 10
broadway New York G.. W. MOSS, 1927 F at.
NV. or e. F. DRooP g. SONS. s25 Pa. ave.. Wash.
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FAST EXPRESS SERVICES.
CHERBOUkG. SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
Kaiser Wind. Gr..July 3lTrave. July %
Lain. July 10 Saale. July 81
Kaiserin Mar. Tn July II Kaiser Wind CIR. Aug. Z
Departure 10 AN.
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON LONDON. BREMEN.
Bremen. July g. 10 am Bremen. Aug. 8. 9 am
K Luise. July 49, 10 am K. Luise Aug. 49, 10 am
CHERBoURG. PARIS. BREMEN.
G. Kurfurst June % noon Barbarossa July L. 10 am
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
GIBRALTAR NAPLES. GENOA
Vera. June % Aler. ........ June 80
Departure II AN.
OETRICHs 4 CO., NO. 8 BROADWAY, n 7.
Apply to e. =. DROOP. 925 Pa ave-,
fe7-1y Agent for Washington.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE STANTON,
Va; well located and modern Improvements $35
per month for two months. McILHANY & HILL
LEARY. Staunton. Va. je1S-6ts
TOR sALE-ENTIRE CROP OF FRUIT ON
trees: peaches, pears plums and apples: II 900
trees. owner forced 10 go to Europe and cannot
give farm his attention.; about 1000 baskets OF
peaches. within 10 miles of Washington. Call or
address H. c. WILSON. Room T. Bliss building.
1PlH-Gf
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FOR EXCHANGE.

Dor EX'HANGE-wE HAVE GROUND AND
HOU SIS FOR TRADE What have You? JNO.
Y. NoRTlIiNGToN & co, COS l4th st. W.
te2p-3t
FOR EXCHANGE-BEAUTlFTL SWELL FRONT
white 5tone horse. glass storm doors; tiled vesi-
bule: bath and porcelain tub; for erch I'M
improved prnpe ~ In Wash. Hts. Address Box
l45. Star Office te2-I5t
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Red Star Line.

Red Star Line.
NEW Neutrality-suspicious..
Every "Wednesday IL
westernland. June % Nooriland. -. July II
Kensington. July Friesland. July 18
Scaling ut Sou hampton.
TERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers 14&15, Mr.. Office, - Broadway. New York
~ PhiIade el oles 800 s9a Walnut st.
q. W. MOSS. Agent. at Sanders & Stayman's 1927
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OCEAN TRAVEL

American Line.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
CALLING WESTBOUND AT CIIERBOU RG.
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 AN
St. Louis July : St Louis July %
St. Paul 49,. July 10 St. Paul . Aug. IS
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PALMISTRY.

re PALM READINGS DAILY on ALL AZ
ZS= fairs of life from am. to pm. T1B
18th NV. Sd door above Palais Royal
CENT down two steps. 1s7.10ts
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EIGHT AND A HALF ACRES. ON MAIN ROAD
Two miles from Silver Snring; plenty fruit
suited for chicFen fIIm; s.. 600.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. U. S.
Census Office. Washington. ID. C.. June is. 1890
Sealed proposals duplicate will lie rece until
TWO O'CLOCK Pm. JUNE TWENTY SEVENTH,
1900. for the purchase and removal Of AGO. more
or less. white pine wo"den boxes that have been
used for the shipment Of census schedules. Circu-
lar giving further particulars tn the boxes to
be sold and the conditions governing the sale may
I've had upon application this office. The right
is reserved To reject any and all bids. w. X.
MERRIAM Director. je20St
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EIGHTEEN AND ONE-HALF ACRES FOREST
land. main road NORTH OF TAKOMA, for
sale, This beautiful and picturesque spot was
Gently cleared and prepared for building; aIti-
tude 400 feet above Washington; running stream.
beautiful scenery and charming location for
summer cottage; easy drive. two miles from
Silver Spring three from Takoma; price.
$500. on long time. will trade for city
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia. Washington. June IS. 1900
Sealed proposals, Endorsed Proposals to sell
Municipal Hospital site will be received at this
office until TWELVE O'CLOCK VI. on TUESDAY.
July THIRTi-F1RST. to sell to the District OF
Columbia site within the District for a Municipal
Hospital for said District. Bidders state in
their proposals the price per square foot
for which they will sell smaller portion Of the
ground offered. No proposal that does
embrace an offer to sell tract of at least five
acres in area will be entertained. certified
check for thousand dollars ISL 900,
banking institution in the District of Columbia
certificate Of the collector Of taxes that the
bidder has deposited said amount with him must
accompany each bid guarantee that tho
bidder will complete the sale of the ground II
his bid should be accepted. The right to reject
any and all bids is hereby reserved HENRY r.
F. MACFARLAND, JOHN W. ROSS. LANSING
lumbia. je1S-6t
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BEAUTIFUL FARM OF 100 ACRES
Near -Four Corners. Montgomery county. for sale
cheap: good house and outhuildinRs; fruit in
abundance and land FIRST class. price. 800 Del
acre; adjoining land held at 5000
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One and a half miles from Silver Spring Md
nice house and ontbuiiings: beautiful view
Sc. 900.
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TWENTY ACRE

HANDSOME RESIDENCE
At Sligo. Md easy walking distance Of cleo
trio cars: beautiful grounds: Sc. 900.
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TRANSATLANTIC PASSENGER AGENCY.
White Star Line, Cunard Line,
American Line, Anchor Line.
mye-h2t' A. L. vELATI. Agent. 1904 g St NV.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
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And country places the city. in Montgom
cry county. for sale cheap; locality heaithfnl
water good and values sure: investors and home
seekers cannot make mistake in purchasing
fn this section.
les 2fr " r. SPRINGER. 941 r ST
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tOCKyHLE HAS ARTISAN WATER, EI.Ec-
tric light. stea n end electric RR. jos. Read ing
& Co. .ice.,sed X. f. agts.. have houses. small.
lsrga furnished unfurnished; lots. to 3
acres Man St: country homes and farms Of
all sizes. Office F.aroD's drug store my2.l- II
Including two three valuable stock farms Of
800 Go 800 acres, within easy reach Of Washing.
Ton, WM- H. SAUNDERS CO.. 1407 st.
n.yl3-U
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BUILDING MATERIAL AND ELECTRICAL
Sophisticated States Engineer Office. 49, North
Capitol street. Washington. p.C.-Separnte sealed
Pressed Bricks, Select Red Hand made Bricks
Light Colored Face Bricks. Portland Cement. Sand
Broken Stone. Broken Bricks. Cast Iron Door and
Window Frames. miscellaneous Iron Castings. Lum-
her. Ornamental Terra Gotta, Enameled Iron Pipe
Terra Gotta Conduit. Iron rmored Conduit Flex
ible Iron Conduit. Cut-out Boxes Porcelain Cut
outs. C.S Switches and Switch Boxes will be re-
ceived here until NOON. JULY EIGHTEENTH
1900. and then publicly opened Information fur
nished on application. JOHN STEPHEN SEW
ELL Lieutenant Engineers II
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MEDICAL.
The X=Ray
Fledical Institute.

317 9TH STREET. WASHINGTON, DC
X-Ray In Use for Examination and Diagnosis.
GERMAN SPECIALISTS treat all chronic dis
Brain Stomach. Heart. Kidney. Bladder, HeInor-
rhoids piles cured; vitality restored. RUPTURE
lection; no pain. Trusses trial.
Structure. Varicocee. Hydrocele. Blood Poison
cured without mercury.
Especial attention In old and so-caled incurable
cases treated and accomplished. Hours, 10 to
r. to 8. Tuesdays and Saturdays till evening
lea -2Dtf DIR. CZARRA
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DIR. leatherman,

Expert specialist in the cure of all special dis
eases Of men and women. Consultation freq
evenings. to g. COZ NV. Closed on Sunday
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Lieut.. Steele Ordered to philippines.

First Lieut.. T. B. Steele. 35th Volunteer
Infantry. having been found by a board of
medical officers physically fitted to perform
all the duties of his rank. has been ordered
to join his regiment in the Philippines.
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DIR. Reed, Specialist,

Treats successfully Catarrh. Kidney and Stom.
ach Troubles. etc. CURES special diseases with.
out the use Of mercury, etc. Office hours 10 to
!, 8 to 8; Sunday, 10 to II. CONSULTATION
FREE 500 18TH ST. NV. mhlS-st
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Country places around Washington for sale or
exchange for city property: located two miles
from Silver Spring. from which point 1t is
reached by beautiful drive; house has eight
large rooms finished and others in attic: com
mands extensive view all sides altitude 400
acre in lawn. five in grass and rye, three
In miscellaneous vegetables and SIX ACRES IN
WOODS. forest growth, running stream, ba thing
pol s1'x2O. spring etc, price. 50 900. Of which
5000 cash balance time; will sell fully
furnished IL desired.
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MOUNTAIN yIEw.-THIs CHARMING SUMNER
resort. Ia the Rlre Ridge mountains. is now open
fer guests For descriptive circulars and terms ad-
dress \. ]. SIMPSON, Proprietor, Round Hill, Va.
On bts
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THE WASHINGTON COLLEGE FORMERLY
The Eckingto1''). Sd and I ne, will open
to summer boarders June l. Rooms may now be
engaged. my1 52t'
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RIGHT AT THE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
Springs Va.-First-class country board only SIG
and SIS per mo-; everything fresh from the farm;
riding and driving free. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
HANBACK, 1el4-6ts
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PROPOSALS FOR CLEANING PILING AND HAUL
ing brick Wiila:ds Hotel. Apply GEn \.
Fl LIEit Co, 500 18Th ST. je2O-tf
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PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS TO AND CHANGES
In Plumbing n Grant School Buildins.-Ofice of
the Commi ssioners, u. G.. Washington ID. c.,
June IL. 1900.-Sealed proposals will he received
at this office until TWELVE NJ. on JUNE TWEEN
Ti-SENESTH. 1900. for repairs to and changes in
plumbing In the Grant School building located
on q street between 21st and 22d streets north
west Washington. r. C. Blank forms of pro-
posals may be obtained upon application therefor
at the office of the inspector of plumbing of the
District of Columbia, and bids upon these forms
only will he considered Plans and specifications
together with all necessary information can be
consulted at the Office. The right is re-
served to reject any all bids. Proposals must
be inclosed in sealed envelope. indorsed: PRO
p"sals for repairs to and changes in plumbing in
Grant School building. HENRY r. +. MAC
FALKLAND, JOHN W. ROSS LANSING H.
LEACH Commissioners. D. C. je1S-6t
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LINGANORE HILLS Inn. NEAR FREDERICK.
Situation high; large lawn shade. porches fish
ing. boating: refs. exch. For booklet address
Miss f. NJ BROWN Frederick Nd. my4-4m-3
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SHADE. AIRY ROOMS. EXCELLENT WATER.
Ice, fruit. Instrument in house. Reasonable
terms. No children wanted. F. A. BUCHANAN.
Opal, Va. je13-w, 1, IN, 13t
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BEST TABLE BOARD: IN HEART OF SHEN-
andoah valley: mountain and river; chill
dren. Full particulars address Miss SARAH f.
LYTTON. Box p. Woodstock. Va. jeI12t"
BEALL PLACE-OPEN JUNE l. DELIGHTFUL
summer resort. modern cOnyeniences: cool
weather; shady grounds: terms reasonable Ad-
dress Mrs. RICHARD BEAIL. FIostburg. Nd.
fe5-1Sts
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PROPOSALAl

FOR OLD MA9tRiAE>N VIII
her. plnpbing fxtures<> radiators. piping. marbfe
tile andN - insect ./fron. etc, etc VIII heE.n
wrecking Mc~swy Address GEORGE A. Full
LEB CO. 500 1ith St je2u-tf
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FOR SALE-ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST COUN-
TRY PLACES near Washington; COMPLETELY
FURNISHED and resdy for occupancy; modern
house. large grounds with acreage already plant
ed: BEAUTIFUL GROVE. RUNNING WATER,
and the most healIDIui section around Washing.
ton (n,rth,; SUPERB VIEW; linen. silver ware.
piano. horses. vehicles included Price. 50 OVO.
of which SO 900 cash. balance to suit.
This property will be exchanged for vacant
ground In city suitable for building-clear. Ad-
dress EXPORT Star office. my2-tf
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FOURTH DIVISI(

Bradley School. Mary E. Martin. teacher.
To the Central: George Harvey Ely, Jo-
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BOARD AMONG THE MOUNTAINS OF MARY
land. miles northeast of Harper's Ferry. For
circular address W. f. BOrEI.ER
je11 IN. W. +. 1874 Brownsville. Md.
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EDUCATIONAL
IN W ASIiINuI'ON.

NEW. EASY FRENCH LANGUAGE COURSES;
practical conversation. good pronunciation: IL
private lessons now: also classes of all grades.
Hnes). te5 26t
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OPEN JUNE 15-CEDAR VIEW HOTEL. AT VIII
kersnn's Wharf. near Colonial Beach; excellent
bathing. fishing, grabbing: terms, IS per week.
Proprietor. VIM S. WILKINSON. Maple Grove
2, o. Va, to15-6ts
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
THE NAVAL ARCH PROJECT.
LOUIS wINDMULLER SAYS 1T MUST BE
BUILT TO SUSTAIN NETWORKS
CIVIC PRIDE

Louis windmuller, Of the active mem
bers Of the citizens committee for perpetuating
the naval arch. more commonly called the Dewey
Arch in Fifth-ave. Madison Square said yes
terday that spite OF waning public interest
every effort would still he made replace the
present structure with one of stone Mr.. Wind
muller has just returned from Europe. He is the
chairman of the subcommittee on Entertainment
THE naval arch must be built, he said. en-
phaticaIly. 1T has become a question of
civic pride. True. the movement began in conse-
ouence OF the popular enthusiasm over the home
coming Of Admiral Dewey. Because of c~tain
opposition. which. all know. was felt toward
making the monument solely in honor OF Admiral
Dewey II was decided to name the arch in COM
Tnemoration OF the Navy Such an act was thought
10 he only slight acknowledgment of the past
and present courage of our commanders at sea
Nevertheless the ebb of enthusiasm has con-
finued and subscriptions have become smaller ana
smaller The last entertainment given on Dewey
Day to raise funds hardly met the expenses.
But shall New York go backward? After such
q beginning can we end in utter failure? Is such
course consistent with the record of this metrop-
oils? That is the question. II is not necessary 10
sa how much such an arch would enhance the
architectural beauty of this city, nor need say
that il would rebound ten times over to our ma
terial advantage.
Accordingly the efforts TO have an exhibition Of
patntings proposed last spring, for the purpose OF
completing the subscription fund vi be re-
doubled. Although have not consulted with all
the bsrs OF the subcommittee on ltlo
taking ! believe the plan is to exhibit the amer
team paintings at the Paris Exposition and other
art collections as soon the Exposition ends l
think that II a proper appeal is made to the clu-
zens Of this city they will respond
'Is II true that the present subscriptions are nor
large enough TO pay the office rent OF the com
Fnittee?' asked -. -
answer A bout $4,000 raised at one concert
which will more than meet all such expenses.
Provision has also been made that in case OF fa-
lIre ali subscriptions Will be paid back, dollar Tor
a tribune reporter called at the offices Of the
oonnittee in the St Paul Building, but found
them locked and untenanted.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
LAKE ORE RATES.
AGREEMENT BETWEEN CARNEGIE AND RocKE
FELLER INTERESTS WITH BEAR
ING on THEM

Cleveland Ohio. Aug. Il (SpeciaD.--A document
has been placed on record here which has consid-
erable interest in regard to the agreement which
was said to have taken place between the Carnegie
ana Rockefeller interests in their struggle over
lake ore rates 1t is the record of the sale of ore
in the Stephens mine, in this county by the Lake
Superior Consolidated Iron Mines to the Carnegie
Steel Company. The former corporation is one
formed by Rockefeller to own the iron mines The
sale Is provisional the being carried by the
Duluth, Mesaba and Northern Railway and the
Bessemer Steamship Company.
II is stated in the document that for lake carria
MI. Carnegie is TO pay 30 cents ton. plus the
costs paid by the vessel for having the ore un-
loaded at the receiving port. This latter clause
would indicate that Mr.. Rockefeller will be CON
tent TO allow lake rates to drop down low
figure for next year1 Fifty cents and the costs of
unloading, which are always paid by the vessel,
Lake Lake Superior to Ohio ports. Xessemen believe
that the reported agreement will actually be en-
tered upon next season Carnegie will control the
ore market, and Rockefeller will swing the trans
portation OF 1t from the mines to the receiving
docks at Ohio ports.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
HARD TO GET BACK FROM PARIS
S#PS ENGAGED FOR MONTHS
TO COME

The fact that hundreds of sightseers who went
the Paris Exposition unable to secure
passage back the United States and are stranded
in Paris was no news to the agents of the ocean
liners in this city. They say that such state of
affairs to be expected because the ocean
going travellers early in the season, in their
for their return to the United States
The agents further say that all the cabin berths
on westbound steamships for some months to come
engaged by cautious travellers before they
left home The only solution of the difficulty.
the agents say, is for the stranded travellers to
cross in the steerage to wait until the rush Of
travel is over. Some Of the people in small de-
tachments making their way back on the VIII
Line from Hull. the Bristol City Line from
Bristol the Anchor and Allan-State lines from
Glasgow and ireland. and from Antwerp and other
small Continental ports.
The steamship people further say that at present
there is a shortage in ocean going passenger yes
sells owing to the recent burning of the steamships
Saale. Bremen and Main and because several OF
the English liners are being used as army trans
ports to South Africa and number of German
steamships conveying troops TO China.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
REAL ESTATE.

The following offerings at auction are scheduled
for to-day:
BY Philip A. smyth: No. s27 Forty-seventh-s st.
north side. 400 feet west of Eleventh-ave 25x10o5
two story brick building. NJ. Magdalena Pepper. ct
al. against Dores Dassler and another; Edward
". Grotz attorney; Thomas F. Keogh, referee:
amount due, S3,269 70; subject to mortgage, 5000,
and taxes. etc. SAB %.
BY Peter F. Meyer & Co: No. 20S to PA Eighty
second-st south side 125 feet west of Amsterdam
ave- l25x1022, five five story brick hathouses VIII
lam Rankin. against Edward Metzer. OF al
Quackenbush & Wise. attorneys; F. Jacobs referee;
amount due S4l 159 "a; subject to mortgages sos
227, and taxes, etc. 81. i25.
THE RECORD OF SALES
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for John T Hug
gins. TO a client for occupancy No l4s West Sew
entieth-st.. a four story dwelling house. on lot
l76x1O05.
Jacob Kottek has purchased for Improvement the
plot, 2SxS3 with old building No 615Ie Hudson-st
and has sold the plot 36x irregular old build
ing Nos. 80 and 312 West Fourth-st for improve
with six story fathouse
Adolphus Gutenberg has bought, through Hiram
Rinaldo & Brother Nos al. 413 and AS Cherry
three six story tenement houses. each 25x9Ox1O6.
Pease Eman have sold for Charles Buck the
isxiO05 No 8 East Forty This * one Of
a row erected by Mr.. Buck part of the old
AbTam oa BachT@G6 is reported to have bought the
owners of record are Margaret and Timothy Ma
honey
Ferdinand Kramer, in conjunction with Peter NJ
Cartner has sold plot of five lots One hun
dred-and- eighty -thFd-st near the Southern Boue-
ward for $500: also the dwelling house of A l..
Rake, In Commonwealth-ave.. in the Mapes estate
for $500
BY Peter F. Meyer & Co: Van Syce-ave. east
side. part of lot No 259 map of Mackenzie SchiT
subdivision of Rockledge Yonkers: also Mclean
ave, west side, 263 feet north of Pelton-ave. being
lot No. 20. block No. 10 map of LOwerre Station.
Yonkers: all rights, title, etc. of Fanny H. SchfT
and the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Com
pany to bond executed by Margaret NJ. Glasscoe tO
Mackenzie Schiff to S6Ol with interest al {
per cent: and to bond executed by the Van Cort-
landt Building Company to Fanny Fl. Schiff to Sc
cure $50 at per cent: to the United States
BY D. Phoenix Ingraham & Co: No 62a Eagle
ave west side. 72.7 feet north of Westchester-aye
25X97 0x25x941l. three story brick store and fat
house: foreclosure; to William ]. Whtehouse for
$500. No. 442 Coilege-ave.. northeast corner of
One hundred and -forty-ffth-st Nilla Place. rx55
three story frame dwelling house and vacant:
foreclosure: to NJ. j. Sullivan for $3.50
BY Bernard Smyth Sons: No. 1853 Pleasant-aye
west side 67 feet south Of One hundred a nd nine
feminist l6.Sx75, three story stone front dwell
ing house; foreclosure; to the plaintiff for $50