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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08

The approximate the lien charge satisfy
which above described property be sold So
1OS.50 with interest from day May.
1900. together with allowances
S331.54. May Oath, 1900 together with
expenses the The approximate Of
taxes assessments other liens which allowed
purchaser of the purchase
Referee $52S 20 and interest The premises will be sold
subject first mortgage S28, 600, interest
thereon 5e6 September 1899. to a
ond mortgage for So GEO. with interest thereon GO
September 2nd, 1899.
Dated. New York. May 25 1900
JAMES THOMAS MADDEN Referee
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134th street

The approximate lien charge satisfy
%hica he above described property is to be sold is
S44,JoOl4, with interest thereon from OF
May 1900 together with allowances amounting
70 S53l OF. with interest thereon from
May, 1900. together with the of
approximate of assessments liens
which to be allowed TO the purchaser pu
chase money. paid by the Referee is s11955O
interest.
Dated: New York, June 9th. 1900.
CHARLES pONOHTE
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l7th-st Nos I'D and East. 5o1s2; Joseph
Ketaoe Joseph A Farley---- --.------
Amsterdam ave, s. J1-il II OF lGith-st, BOX
100 John Deahunty, referee TO German Savings $3.50
Bank 20 40
CherTy-st, No I9S 2oz1G9.6: Mechanics Alley, 6,
land Aary Gautz, sox20; also plot ad-
Joining above parcels runs = ZJl * -5X 1898
Cherry-st. being 10 700 Cherry-st5 also
Cherry-st. No Do, 25Xl9T -6Z2JXIs45. Walter T
Bennett referee. Richard = Jewett 1900
120th-st. No 20 West, lS4xlu1ll Jonas Rnsenth2l - .
Samuel Goodman 400
S9th-st. No 8 East. 25x9s 3; Charlotte A Haig
Cosmopolitan Realty Company 1900
39th-s;. Il g Do 4 Of 5th-ave. 27Xss9: Cora D
WyckOn 10 the Cosmopolitan Realty Company. 10
G6fh-st. :. 80 IT af PaIkave. -5NlOoll, Glsela .
t3yck Rudolph l3yck 3lu0
a06th-gt. No Il West. 1sx100.l1; George W Bunce
10 ReDecCa Z Van der Beck
51n4th-st- n corner Wetster-aVe, 90 7ElooXI25X 49,
sGruadvEy, s. l1o2 II OF i:p,f-St
3s5 OK s l90Gx e 4l5.2 20 Kin2shri5ge Road
= 1lJ.Iox 7@-1; Joseph l. GTeenbaum 10 Louis
EohwarZ, one-tliTd part
Ea-ne property Bandet Is.acs Ct al executors %
Joseph L Greerltr "a -
x6-aNe. = 46.t tf g II :tE-st- .3-3&l-N New
YORK Infant Asylum. corporation. TO flHcls
l0Wenfell Prayer -JO
Glacaougal- st. la-~ N's 4, and =, map
estate q Robert ltuh-nE1Tl 45EluU. lslG1re Jack
Samuel fiusLcrfz ---.-...-.
G2rooTnest. No $50 1N.tz.,x1l .5xltt1. George
Resented 10 J0rr Palm Ari .-...-..
1SlsG-st, No 233 West. lI.fzt+ll; Michael Ferney
Elizabeth Brow chang
T1st-st. 10 - Eas, lSt7-g2.2. Thomas T Don
nelly. referee. u anna y Austin 81 al--.---- lOGV
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MOTION Street
The approximate amount of the lien charge Satisfy
which the above described property sold is 50
2i5 5eiC witt interest seventh day OF
May 1860, together amounting
10 S21l o2 100. with Interest May
with the sale approximate anont Of
taxes assessments, liens TO be-
lowed 70 the purchaser purchase money or paid
BY the Referee. l. $200 97-1oO
Dated: New York May j.,
STANLEY II. BEVINS Referee
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ppToXlmste amount OF lien TO satisfy which property
- 10 be SOLD 81 1851. with interest thereon
I'm '0" expenses Of action Si4g
Aay u 1900 and expenses Of sale Approximate amount
OF taxes etc to be paid by Referee. ST. 1868
Dated New York. June 4h, 1900
Srro>,c ROLLIN NJ MORGAN. Referee.
a!rtins Attorneys 40 Wall Borough of
ID Nnrkl IfrL
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ALBANY [EW[ENlRgG lDMEs
Gnrscs an0 CQrr1anes.

4 VERY HANDSOME AND ATTRACTIVE stylish cob;
a prize winner; been ridden and driven by
WIFE price $50 Also nearly rubberred Iunabout
Rroughsn and Victoria Waldorf seats
four, family surrey Gig Cart, coupe Rockaway
and speeding wagon; imported riding saddles, Harness,
Robes &C. less than quarter value Owners private
stable Madison Ave. between 27th and 2sth
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SCRAP IRON. MACHINERY, ETC.

WE BUY SCRAP IRON. metal and ma
chinery also old buildings and bridges.
We always have second hand machinery
for sale EMPIRE METAL CO.. Peck
Slip.
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Centre line OF block.

The approximate amount of charge to satisfy
which the above described property Is to be Solo Is
S6T 0l00 with thereon from the Attn day OF May
1900 together with costs and allowances amounting to
S82771 with interest MAY Dist 1900 together with
taxes assessments other liens which are to be allowed
to the purchaser the purchase money or PAID py
the referee, is 81. OS76O and interest
Dated New York, May 25th, 1900.
FREDERIC E. PERHAM,
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DAYS WORk--YoUnS woman; days work
any kind: no objection 20 hOusewc-k Mrs
SULLIVAN. S11 East 4Sth-st
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DAYS WORK--COlored woman 10 do
laundry work by the day. or take work
home JOHNSON. 4TO Tth-ave.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5o0 secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO. p. EDDY, 39S Madfson-st
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0liecrllnneons.

ID ENEMBER THESE GOOD THINGS: Giants Duchess
IzTalliere EXquisia Perfumes Partisan Imi
tatior Jewery our Exclusive Speciaes. W. 9th ST.
near 9TH Ave.
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u sullivan $3.50 story arranged sor So horses
81. 900 a year Apply q. T. SIMPSON. Is Rodney
Brooklyn.
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COVERINGS, &c.-Experienced and well
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RHEUMATISM AND GOVT RE-
LIEVED.

ABNORMAL JOINTS and sprains cured
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ANTIQUES, eILvERWARE AND
JEWELRH.

8 WYIER. W. 2Sth ST. date with J. III.
9urKenhein).-Diamo Antiques etc:
bought and sold. Highest cash prices paid
for Old Gold and Silver.
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HOUSEKEEPER-W IN country.
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WOMAN'S EXCHANGE. Mt Vernon. y Y
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HYPNOTISM taught in all
y its branches. All nervous
= diseases cured by simple sug-
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R AMERICAN SCHOOL OF
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

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LOST or STOLEN Handbook No. 1s2 AN
OF the German Savings Bank in the Citv
OF New-York, corner 4th-ave and lath-st
cautioned against negotiating the same ~
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DAYS WORK.-By widow. washing, IRON
ing or cleaning out by the day Mrs
OHLWEILER. 4O2 West S1st-st
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DANBURX HATS.

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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

AT ST. BARTHOLOMEW EMPLOYMENT
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SUMMER RESORTS, BEST HELP FUR
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HORIZONS ICE CREAM.

HORIZONS ICE CREAM is the STANDARD
Ice Cream Of the world. 1t is no secret
everybody knows IL. All orders promptly
nlled, city or country.
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HOUsEwORK--By woman % so. general
Homework for family OF two in modern
apartment; competent in every respect. tns
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Gonutrp l1roperIp for 5ale.
STEAMBOATS,
NllEW ENGlAN[D POINTS
STEAMBOATS,.


NlEW ENGLAND POINTS
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE
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each Leave Pier 49, \ r. foot Of Warren t ST. wss
SUNDAYS only touches at NewP0r on 9 t days OF the
PROVIDENCE LINE
For Newport Providence Boston, North East.
ers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Orchestra on each.
NJ TOUCHING o at Ns'Tg05 oP P14gr m95
Steamers touch Newport.
STONINGTON LINE
For sonngon Pier Watch iii Boston
East Steamers MAINE End NEW HAMPSttlRE. Leave
= NJ sunday psh5 Westward trips VIII bs made from
trips be omitted during same period
NORWICH LINE
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East apS Y4 a Per &c. OK T. R s aPd g s
week days only $50 P NJ On sundays from July to
f 5ad6 s oi5 p n for SeT YoH Will leave Ne"
NEW HAVEN LINE
New Haven New Britain Msridsn Hartford Spring
ss and dsy N2R t PEEK RSus New s' Td
sG9 s M c Rcp c < e 2oe Rd
F at 'sG Il N p Ne" Haven at '''
HUDSON River BY DAYLIGHT.
PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS
NEW YORK" ALBANY
Finest fastest river steamers in the world.
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Brooklyn Fulton ST. lhy Annex) A. NJ.
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For ALBANY landing Yonkers, West Point. New
Iurgh Poughkeepsie Kingston Point. Catski Hud-
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MORNING AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS.
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Pier Canal Street, +. NJ. daily
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CATSKII.L HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
- BOATS leave every weekday at p. NJ. foot
Of Chrlstophe- ST. connecting B. & A. Il. R.
HUDSON RIVER Steamer MARY POWELL,
Leaving Desbrosses St. 3:15 Saturdays, :45)
22d ST, $50 P. NJ (Satys, P. No; for CRANSTONS,
WEST POINT. CORNWAIIA NEWBURG NEW HAM
BURGH MILTON. PO'KEEPsIE. RONDOUT. and
KINGSTON.
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HYPNOIISNI.

HIGH bred Irish Terriers for sale: month
old Call al stable. 123 West 56th-st
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand: lowest prices: easiest TENS.
MARX BROS. "a Union Square.
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DRESS & ACCORDION PLE.r1NG

OH EMTlMM@ OF every description
UAGN u UNW0 while you wait HAIR
DING. so W. 23d ST. Established 80 years.
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ELECTRIC MOTORS & DYNAMos

Motors and Dynamos; new and
second hand: bought, sold. repaired and
Installed. GEO. BENDER. 1853 Centre-st.
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1OS1

~~--~--~-~--~-->--~--~---N---
BANKBOOK LOST BankbOok No. 1872 6f6
Of the Bowerv Savings Bank is missing
The finder is requested to return IL 10 the
bank. II not restored before the 7th day
OF July, 1900. application will be made 10
the bank for a new book
No. $685. 99 on Dry
Dock Savings Bank. Any person having
claims upon said book Is called upon 10
present the same 10 the bank within thirty
days, or the said book Will be declared can
celled and extinguished, and a new one is
sued in lieu thereof
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WORK WANTED.

Femal0-
EDUCATED WOMAN. proofreader. editor
general writer and office assistant. de,
sires employment: best references; could
act as private secretary. Miss Otis, II
West l01st-st.
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st.; 1.S9S Sd-ave-. between T6th and 7Tth
sts-: 1.O26 Sd-ave.. near 61st-st-: Los Ist-
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NEW HAVEN LINE

For Haven. Britain, Merden Hartford. SPRING
field and From Pier 25. E r. Double service
week DAYS. Steamer RICHAItD PECK leaves New York
BOO p. M Steamer c. H. NORTHAM 1900 mid
night Sundays Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves New
York at a. NJ: returning leaves New Haven 35
2. NJ a delightful Sunday trip.
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GROOM.-Single with first class family:
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dress Box 81. Pocanttco Hills.
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PERSONAL.

The will of the late George H. Carleton. of George
town. Mass, bequeaths s35 900 for the establish
ment of Carleton home In Georgetown for aged
people of both sexes; $500 for the Perley Free
School coo for Protection Lodge /. o. o. F.; 5000
for the poor fund OF the Periey trustees; Sl,Oo0
tist and ST; Mary's churches. to be used for the
benefit of the poor.
When the Duke of Norfolk reaches South Africa
there will be four holders of the highest rank In the
peerage taking part in the operations against the
enemy. The Postmaster-Ceneral.w who. of course, Is
the premier duke of England. is also the oldest of
the four. being hfty-two; the Duke of Marlborough
Is twenty -four. and the Duke of Westminster Is
the youngest OF the ducal quartet having Just
of age.
There five princes actively engaged In the
present South African war-namely, Prince Chris
tian Victor. Princes Adophus Alexander and Fran
els of Teck. and Count Gleichen. Most OF them
have already the front than one
occasion. Prince Christian served In Ashantee, the
Soudan and other minor campaigns; Prince Alex
ander of Teck did good work In Matabeleland, and
the Egyptian War of 1ss7-'gS
President KRUGER 1t is said. goes out of his
house without wearing big major generals scarf
over his coat on which he the Prussian order
of the Red Eagle of the fourth class and a Portu-
guese medal.
A dispatch from Indianapolis says that the con-
dition of James Whitcomb Riley, who has been
suffering for some time from complication of grip
and throat trouble, is much improved. He Is sun
confined his home but VIII start In a Few days
for one of the nearby health resorts.
of Western Union College of the United Evan
iege and faculty the Rev. Norman Henry Thoren,
pastor of Salem Church. at Napierville, ILL.,
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CHICAGO AND THE HALL OF FAME.

One must indeed go away from home TO
learn the news: even TO Chicago to learn what
Is going on In NewYork In doing so we shall
find that there are in truth more things in
heaven and earth than are dreamed of in our
municipality. We had occasion not long ago to
quote the eloquent eulogium upon this city
which was pronounced by of ChicagO's
Conscript Fathers whether Hinky Dink or
Bathhouse John we do not at this moment re-
calD, in which he ungrudgingly confessed that
by comparison, Chicago was Jay town. and
that for real hot stuff" one must seek the
midriff of the Borough of Manhattan. There
comes to present hand another record of New
York from a Chicago source. The source is
different-quite different-from the former, and
is the record; but upon consideration it will,
we think, be found to be, as they say by the
lakeside, even more unique. We quote from
the beginning of a two column article in "'Fhe
Chicago Tribune of recent date:
Columbia University. New-York, is to have
a Hall of Fame to contain portraits of five hun
dred famous Americans A National Jury and
the authorities Of the institution to select
the five hundred with one exception The
ception is Jay Gould. That his portrait shall he
accepted for the hall is made condition of
the gift of 100000 accepted by the university
for its construction. This has given rise to the
uncontradicted statement that the giver is a
member Of the Gould family.
That will, no doubt be an interesting revela-
ton to Columbia University; also to the family
OF the late Jay Gould; also to President Eliot
Of Harvard. President Angel of the University
of Michigan. and other members of the Ma
tiOnal Jury; also. may add, to many citt-
zens of New-York who have supposed they
knew a thing or two about their own city. In
formation here has for the last few weeks been
to the effect that New York--not Columbia
University is TO have Hall of Fame; that it Is
to contain the names-nOt the portraits-of 100
not J00-eminant Americans; that the Ma
tional Jury Is to select the names without-nOt
with One-exceptOn; that the name Of Jay
Gould was not mentioned in the conditions Of
the gift, but that rs a matter OF fact the cOndi-
lions are such at present absolutely to eX-
clude his name, and that the ''uncontradicted
statement concerning the identity of the giver
is equally uncontirmed and irresponsible.
Somebody once described a lobster as "a red
fish that swims backward" A lobster is not
red, is not fish and does not swim backward.
Otherwise the description scientifically cor
rect. Apart from the corrections we have sug-
gested the Chicago account of New-York Uni
versitys Hall of Fame is reasonably accurate.
And so, with an emendatiOn or two, il might be
deemed correct to say that the city of St Louis
had cut a canal up to Lake Michigan to supply
itself with pure water, and Chicago was trying
to stop it because it robbed the latter of her
sewage. OF truth, history she is wrote is
sometimes a weird and a fearsome thing!
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aetu91ork Dailn Gribnne
SUNDAY. APRIL II. 1900.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-General Sir George White. de-
fender Of Ladysmth. reached England and met
with ar enthusiastic public welcome at South
anpton: the BoeT peace commissioners started
from Milan on their way The Hague. accom-
panied by DR. Leyds; another transport loaded
with Boer prisoners sailed from Cape Town FOR
St Helena: six and half tons of presents for
the British prisoners nave been admitted TO the
Transvaal free of duty. = The Paris Expo
clifton was formally declared open by President
iOubct in the presence OF thousands OF people;
the opening ceremonial was an imposing one.
The French cruiser Chateaurenault in
her speed trial made twenty-five knots an hour.
- The funeral of Field Marshal Sir Donald
Stewart held in London. === The Uni
versity of Edinburgh conferred the degree of
Ii. d on Ambassador Choate - The Prince
of Wales is suffering from an affection OF the
throat. The Queen took her customary
drives. morning and afternoon, at Dublin
COMMENSURATE The Alaskan Civil Code
bill was considered further; a large number Of
minor measures, including eighty-three private
pension bills, were passed. - House: After
transacting some routine business, exercises &C
cepting a statue Of Oliver p. Morton were held
DOMESTIC.-The project for Pan American
Congress in Mexico was successfully launched
at 4 meeting in Washington Of diplomats from
South and Central American countries.
President Mckinley appointed Benjamin r
Barnes his assistant secretary, and Rudolph
Forster his executive clerk. = Secretary
Long returned TO Washington from his visit TO
Colorado; no successor to Assistant Secretary
Allen has yet been chosen. -= The Navy De-
partment has been forced 10 put several war
ships out of commission because there are no
officers available for them. = The situation
was apparently unchanged in the strike of
telegra pliers the Southern Railway -
Republican Congress conventions were held in
four districts of this State; denominations were
made and delegates elected to the National con-
vention at Philadelphia
CITY.-Governor Roosevelt authorized General
Roe to order two companies of militia to the
scene of the trouble at the new Croton dam
- Police investigated the death of Dean j.
osgood, who died from Bright's disease and at
the time Of his death under treatment OF
Christian Science healers. - Wheeler h.
Peckham attacked District Attorney Gardiner
vigorously at the hearing before Judge Foster
IN General Sessions. - A l. Riker won the
fifty mile automobile race on the Merrick Road,
Ions. Island in electric propelled vehicle.
- The alternates at large TO the Republican
National Convention were decided upon.
THE wEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair.
The temperature yesterday: Highest, "a de-
grees: lowest 40: average, 47&.