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New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
W4RRING KNIGHTS OF LABOR F4or,o,,s

The fight IN the National orean,za+,o- -.
A-Ishls OF Labor which has been going on ror sa,,
eI months has caused split in the ranks IN th,.
city' and two factions pretend to bA the orttI
sau onIy District Assembly No 49, One rac+,on
Io as me Parsons faction, and the other as
.4S r1ayes 1action. The Parsons faction is HEADED
Dy =. Mcmahon, Master Workman. and p 7 Ta11
secretary. James O. Hovey is Master yyort-r1a,
-.w 'o,ln "hkens secretary OF the Hayes faction
Inc iatter faction held a meeting at ,ts bead
e~ECefs: GraInercy Hall, No 82s East Twentv-51rst
Durst IN, and, it is alleged setzA6 ,h1 -,
oIneF property Of the Hayes men 1t looked ss 90
Ign would result but the raid was accomplished
80 QUICKLY that the Hayes men were talen b CO.
ot p ana offered only feeble resistance II oonId
- - % 10 HeQ yesterday what stems thew NTH ti
Tbs+ me property The Parsons men dacIan T
'a' tne properly is rightfulIy theirs 0' ueD'iaFe
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Flynn Charles TO Ralman Haas No l6le Mad
ison-ave, collateral for lease OF No "a Beaver
st Il.
Hamburger Barnett to Alexander Frankensteln'
Nos 221 525 Madison-st n corner Sou-
veraeur-st, demand. .... ~, -
Gillett, Letitia c. 10 William Hogencamp. f]n-se'
s. 240 II e Amsterdam one-third year.
Fitzpatrick, James, Metropolitan Lie insurance
Company 93d-st n 8 % Il OF Madison-Rve.
due January /, 1908. .......'
Fitzpatrick. William D. 20 Laura Oeloerrlann'
West End-ave. corner TOth-st. years
Same TO James 2 North West End-ave. NV corner
TOth-st. year.
Rosenberg Marks and Nathan. 20 Lambert suy-
dam No 97 Stanton-st. years.
LAMBERT Pasquale J. 10 William b Yer Planck
trustee, iTlst-st, s. 80 II OF Park-ave' o
years
Csrlew James TO Thomas r A and William II
Hall. Nos Is, - and "a West 76th-st. two-thirds
year -
Rapello Helen s. to Manhattan Savings lnstltu-
ton Broome-st n W corner Green-st, year.
Carlew, James to Franklin Savings Bank, Nos
Is - and "A West T6th-st year, mortgages,
eacn Tor.
Monk, George, and Willis Giles to Lily w Beres-
ford ct al trustees etc. No B4o West 21st-st,
Reynolds Edward II. to Adeline Van Iderstne.
No S66 Madson-st, years. Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
PRINCESS HATzFELpr STILL ABROAD.
ALBANIA HELP TO GET RECRUITS.
NEW sATTLEsHIP"s PICTURE USED BY NAvA7
MEN ON POSTERS

Every new ship that comes into the Navy u,eans
that several hundred more sailors must bs ner
suaded TO join the service, and naval recruiting
.ioeIs say that there is no better persuader than
q E-w ship, like the Alabama. They have ALREADY,
'14An to use the new Queen of the Navy as a
.'-iaiting advertisements large half tone of the
'r" battleshp, surrounded with the rates of ns =,
90 an interesting statement Of the chances of
..i'ncelnent. is being posted about the CITY
misses Of sea service in new vessels are freaIv
3 de- but nothing is said about sending men TO
,-lr Alabama
TWO prospective sailors were drawn to the nava,
recruiting ofhce in south-st yesterday by the news
paper prominence given the new battleshin TbAv
We're willing TO sign papers II they were assured
service on the new vessel. The officer IN charge
tolo tnern that he could not promise 70 sand tba
70 tne Alabama He assured them that nearly oil
u Ine vessels now IN commission wrere fine isroo
1-.LS & IA "hch the seamen had every convenience
" uen We want to ship a certain merchant
@ man mere is never any trouble" said one OF tbs
.Tbs Mhy can't you ship US for the Alabama q''
Cne 9uarternaster. -e0 '1iat way said
We might get a hoodoo sbtr ., .,s -,
-H'i' Let's stay ordinary sailors" 0'Hel
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
6urrosates Aohres.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
To Josephine Viscontesse de F1ganere. Edward q
a Hunt ssnauel fiaat vvis4Ss liam kea n Tit Fa5.' - -
l. Hunt Csroltne " Jacques. FredsricS q Hs1-. VIZ
Gertrude u. Earl Carrie Newell. Augusta Ne Fa Waller
Newell Elizabeth Cory John Louis Cory. Jsnes Hint
Cory Christine " PanenraJh. Frank J Corr. Isaac e
Cory Albert B Cory William R Ne. william Ne.
Mary J Moore. James z Noe Josephine Z Egohz51,
HousIsy IL. Kate G. Taylor Ann l. Il -sey, Peer Ses
Housey William y Field John Fled y, E3oos-t Ft-A
Allen p. Spaudins. Electra T Beebe. Es-ele Tri-los
Ca1harine Bayd5u. RoW,iuda J. Jones Beatrice Cun-
stance WOLF Rowland D Noe. Spencer Harper Nes
Roland J. Noe, Alice Gray, Thomas n fi-ay Frett-z
F. Gray Henry R Palmer. William Davis Palmer Aes
W Bitten3s1dsr. WIliiaEn J Sh4S7se-L E-s1Sr.cS W
Shotwell. William NJ ShotweL. Rita Nay 1eua--es-
Marie Louise AEe9: Edward c sholTe1 Water =
Aline NOrthrop. Grace 8 DeyOe Mary ;. Laid william
E Bacon. The ideyls W Bacon guardian. Joe C. Bacon
Ieannette c Grace char-es " Bacon samuel = Bsee
Herbert d CIearman Dora Chairman George - Lar
man. Marie Louise Chairman Hen-ietz Es-l Clsa-nzz
ecTtor &c ~ Franz : PradfoSd diseased ana 70 Al
persons interested in the estate q Sar-e Hunt AZ
creditors. legatses, next Of kin otherwise se7t @
ing;
personally to De and appear beeore our Su-osae e -
County of Sev-YoTk Sur-cEsrs's Court = sa--
Nsw-York on the 9th day of October isGs hat7ssr
o'clock in the day and tases
ngs OF Charles P Buckley Nathaniel Slles -
vtving executors ard as JrJs ees Gncsr RE s, VI -
cited under the age OF tventy-ons wears
quirsd TO appear by your guardian. - have ore =
appointed. the your neglect failure 70 q
guardian VIII Be appointed BY the Surrosate 20 -
resent and act for YOU n proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the seal q ts
hereunto affixed.
witness Hon Abnsr c Thomas = surrogsss
a. 81 Of said county. the County q Nsv Iss
the Sth day - August, IN the ysa- - our L'rt
J FAIRFAX rLAUGHIIN
Clerk OF the SuTroTarss CcIft
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
FAEDERBrDTs BUYING PULLMAN STOCK.
RECENT PURCHASES WE'RE MADE MERELY FOR
INVESTMENT IT is SAID


Reports in Chicago. according 20 a
dispatch published in The Tribune yesterday TO the
effect that the Vanderbilt interests have secured
absolute control OF the stock OF the Pullman Palace
Car Company. and that consequently they were
now IN position to dictate the policy OF the COM
pany.
At the offices Of the Pullman company. in the
Mills Building a Tribune reporter was Informed
that the report was untrue. that no large blocks
OF stock had recently changed hands. and that the
report was an irresponsible one, which had been
repeated al periodical intervals for months
There none OF the prominent officials OF the
Vanderbilt system in the city yesterday. so that
nothing could be learned from these interests II
was learned from an authoritative source. however
that the Vanderbits have recently increased their
holdings in the Pullman company to an appreciate
extent but Il IS also declared tat st= WAS Win NO
idea o. getting conJrOl any chahee Al
,ne -oanaren,ent The stock was purchased, so 1t is
declared purely for investment purposes ana every
thing is said be satisfactory IN the hlAhAso-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

The APPROXIMATE o Cr -la~xa
satisfy described property ~
Is wi .
August 1900 together with and allowance zno-.
ing 20 S47373 Interest from August 21ra ia
together with the expenses of The a1p-or-s.s
amount taxes and water cr 1--s.
liens which allowed the purchaser on -
the purchase paid hy the Referee. Sfssss
and Interest
Dated New York. August 24th. 1900
JOHN E DUFFY. 7sfsrs.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
REAL ESTATE.
4 $4,000 GAS TANK TO BE Rr71rr -,
WEST END-AVE

o,dan ",sIn n Bradley. chief engineer for the Con-
s1 ---Le'eu Gas company. filed yesterday plans sn6
sDeclhcations for the erection Of b-,o. -, u
"al ana brick and steel tank 10 encIo.a n 80
Eas cylinder, costing 100000 Tho ts,1 81,
ST7C eu On plot No1ox2ol0 on the east side ~
s+s ,rLa' between Slxty-ffth and Sixty-gixth
and 48.6 feet deep IL uiaheteF
,1 auI n Ames. receiver of the Long Beach Asso-
clAtion' mas arranged with the Town Board q,
nps'eSo 10 take title by September 10 to that
part OF the beach from the western end to q noin+
east OF the Point Lookout Life Saving Station TN
consideration is $4,000 1t is understood that the
RI0Ise OF tne property by capitalists allied with
the Pennsylvania Railroad viii result in an a.
teAoed Improvement Of the beach
AUCTION SALES FOR TO-DAY
By Peter F. Meyer & Co: No, 50 C,srm,re-s.
south side, 76S feet of Varick-st 2Se0 a two
store; Jane E. oothout against Mtnard hf1Se 81 9 snd
So as5 20 81 W h Wyatt referee amount due
side "a feei ssS noTth st r. of sSat6sFS Sou S
frame dWeng Lonse aan5e II SB9 two
toe na05evta "A Salkn ct al; Henry B. Heylman, at
9 & subject 70 mortgage $3.50 and p2Gas taHes ets. etSe.
Medisons, 1o5 1 Inst northwest corner Of
houses; German-American Real Estate en- Ti1ie
ct all Charles huston attorney. Henry KIo
cree amount due. $50 05s So subject TO prior mort
south SIDE SO feet eS 0Reh19dge6 west a9 red
cce Ettinge2 zFs sai5st yf story brick afhouse
5l2ch d Atdnger attorneys; William J. O'suiiivan'
SuPa sas s 81 81 subject s e Fgg sTS35 inert
ave, east side S4ll feet north of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tL"ehlletn-st., l6KN, three story brick dUaIJns
mouse; Mutual Reserve Fund Life Assocfattn51
- - aiIlst Nalhan Murdough ct al; George Burnham
IT. attorney Isaac 3. Brennan referee. a yno1,-R
Que: siS.1Sg IS; subject TO taxes etc, HO22
AT the New-York Real Estate Salesroorn ,,as,a
Gay D Phosnix 1ngraham & Co. sold in forecIosI,rs
20 the plaintiff for 200 No Il Convent-sva Uie
three story brick dwelling house. 20ix55 xxi IL
RECORD OF PRIVATE SALES
Joseph F. Gallagher has sold for Ad,ar r. T.
man to John seheurtng for Improvement three
lots on the north side Of One-bundred a,,S
thirteenth-st-, 75 feet east Of Lexington-aye 75x
1o0II. ave. 'oA
Neubeck & Busher have sold for z. c. Bell a nlot
$4,000 the west side OF Tfany-st 272 feet sdppItb
q Qne-hundred-and-siEty-s -seventh-st. TO Panj
DannhanSer. aui
Irving Kempner has sold the five story doubIa
1zthouse No. 594 West One-hundr
ST, on lot 2xloo1, 10 Mrs. Redding
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Sse-st. = 2sO n Of West End-ave. 77xIo1sx
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

4 ltFICE UF TIE oEChEIAh1 OF PORTO
RICO. San Juan. P R. Aug 11th. 1eOO--Pro-
posals for Furnlture-Sealed proposals. in duplicate
viii be received this Office until September
1900 publicly opened. for supplying the fol-
lowing furniture. etc, for by legislature OF
Porto Rico For The Council: II councillors desks
top, with guard rail- Of drawers IN
sudng one double desk for the President clerks
10 ink stands. For the House: 40 ton with
guard rail. OF drawers side. including one
double desk the Speaker 90 chairs Settees 40
waste paper baskets. 20 ink stands. The furniture
for the House to be in oak Bids viii be accepted
the whole OF the above. Prices o be o
steamer at New York Brooklyn Cuts OF article
to accompany the bids Delivery steamer will be
required thirty days afterward The reject
and all bids Is reserved Proposals addressed 10
the undersigned wM II HUNT Secretarv
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

I7oth-st.. n s. 100 It Of Franklin-ave. for
five story brick tenement house. 4S.6K1o2:
Margaret Strese. No LAOS Vyse-ave. owner;
w DickerSon, 14oth-st and 3d-ave, architect.
Allen-st No 167 20 181 for two story brick
tenement houses. with stores, ska and 25x
76; II J Wirth No 145 Delancey-st. owner;
Kurtzer & Rohl, No 100 Bowery architect.
Amsterdam-ave. West ESnd-ave. 65th TO 66th SITS,
the block, for a brick and steel gas tank; Con-
solidated Gas Company owner and architect.
147th-st, p s. 1746 IT OF Broadway, for two
three story and basement brick and stone
dwellings, l2ex51.4; Annie Raymond. No 611
West 147th-st, owner; Henri Fouchaux, archi-
tect NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

William d Fitzpatrick to r w White. ........
Same property: Laura Oeloermann. by attorney
Stanton-st, No 81. 6. 23.1xT5x23xo4I: Esns'
Detmold to Marks Rosenberg. - - ,o,
Madison-ave, 6. *. 10 II OF 43d-Et. 2o'lV1lVo'
David Webster TO Genevieve Webster
Peasant-ave. No PSI. corneS 1loth-st lo.!&
"a; Pieasant-ave, No 2SS. W 3. loxf4; FleassiII
ave. No 2S5. & 15x74: Pleasant-ave' NOE
2s7 and 2Se. s. 9ox74: Morris Finn to Asher
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT Conn4- :.
~ N-~ York-Ths New York Life Insurance -. . ~
Counpany Plaintiff. against Dillon C. WiII1rz5s- llst
o'qi 81 3ur-uancs OF a Judgment of Foreclosure , -
Arlv mae and entered the above sntf.ia9 80.
sfxnsf the Referee said Judgment named t-aer-
al P7fblic Auction New York Real Fs+s.. .el
Room No III Broadway. in the Borough q Nars....s
cgfv 81 New York the f8tn day sep-sr,a- ,-eas
Auefioneer the premises directed gaid f1Fg,.yta ~
be sofd ana therein described follows "t %
All that certain piece. parcel - ana -t.. -
buildings thereon erected known No 2fT Wsvr -
uoint on the nOrthery side % One Hundred a.
rsfb street distant hundred tusrfv - t.is-
n the formed 1v
section OF the westerly line % Seventh Avenue ,.s
running thence northeTly parallel win Seventh f-
ana mart OF the way through The centre o. us-r-
fnetv- nine eleven inches the
block between Hundred and Thir-ieh ana On. -s
along aid centre line and parallel with rT--s.
ana Thrtisth street. twenty feet six inches -5---l
thence .outherly parallel wfth Seventh Avenue
81 the way through centre 0f parry -sY --..a-
TTundred AMI Thrtfeth Street anf thence 80
saId norrheriy of one Hunt-ed Tairrf--r sss
inches 70 the point place
psfur the premises conveyed Dillon O. vVfU-4-. -
ftufiford W Chace wife b. fsed bearing fst. -
tober 3fst 1892 and recorded simultaneously u-frl -.
mortgage IN ohfcs = the Register ne ci+-
County New York IN Section 2 Is - 81 convsysss.
Dated New YORK Augrsr 2fth. iaon
JOHN p D-FFT P.~.-..
r-HSfFT = RoRr$sON. Attornevz ~ Plainrr =
20 Wall Street Manhattan y r Cftv
as described above. the street number Being e7 V.
fSnfh
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
60 Whom 1t HlGn Guuceru


TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. SOTrrEJ
ERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. IS; WHEREAS
a libel and petition has been filed Ss
Of the United states for the Southern
York July 10th. 1900. BY the Atlas Steamship CO.
pany Limited OF the Steamer s'Adlln " - IN
sines tackle. Sc. limitation OF its abIi'
loss, destruction, damage and injury caused hv tha
sinking and abandonment OF said on serterSa
25th. 1899. And whereas the petitioner ha. rrsnsss-
the steamer Aduis her tackle, Sc and freight peas!
Statutes, and the order or Court thers,,,Ssr
Samuel II. Lyman. for benefit Of All
ties who to be legally tha-rfo -
therefore. pursuance OF the monton ssue5 ~, Hs
Court directed and delivered. do hereby ci,. M
persons claiming damages for loss destruction dam
injury occasioned by the sinking 49,
donmenI 10 he and msks due proof their respetvs
claims before Thomas Alexander JnttsS SSs,.S
Commssioner. at his office. in the
IN the City OF New York. before ths S-b JSv
October. 1900 at II A NJ. also 20 anr4s- -, -,
said Court October 9th. 1900. at II A n 49, ar
said libel and petition otherwise they WIN r. A.
faued and barred from participation IN proceeds OF
vessel. "
Dated New York. August oath 1900
~, WILLIAM HENKEIA
WHEELER a. COISTIS.
Prcctors for Petitioner.
No p State street New York City y Y
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
Real Gstnlr.
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
81 and 80 Liberty Street.
44H and As Maiden Lane.

Enables dealers and investors to OBJ
tain the opinion of their own lawyers and
furnishes in addition the opinion OF its
Law Department and in case of doubt
that of its Committee of Counsel, and a
Policy of Title Insurance. Defends titles
at its own expense when assailed.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
NEW YORK sTPREME COTRT. COTNT7

OF NEW YORK.-Jacob Shire and another PIsaf-,
against Gustave : DracArran and others. Defendants
Notice hereby given that pursuant o. i1dzrs-s
OF foreclosure and IN tire above entitled a~i--
IN CLERK - rhe County s-s-
York On August f4th 1870 undersigned NV
appointed by Judgment for thar purpose. W.T.
public auction Peter 2. Meyer COMPANY auci1asss
at the Exchange SassFooms. No. III Rr adway 3r~1s
Of Manhattan civ and County n View YORK. = 1-15F
noon On September 9Th. 1860 TIE premises ueu-o-ss
said Judgment and described follows
All certain lot. piece parcel - land. n.
buildings thereon erected slra-a
bounded Southerlv front Che-rv Street
Morroe Oate I0r1bardy Strssu known NecEs1ics sr
Nyrherly In the rear ground formerly h4ion ~ -
Estate OF Jacob Carpenter deceased r. Isss
Charles Dickinson. Westerly N 7the- So -
ground formerly belonging Nicholas -1u
late lyon. premises being
twenty (2 feet and IN Eassrv -
along hundred and .Tq7l
and eleven Gl inches and the Wesrs-r r+- hu-
and ninety 1880 FEET ard ara a.,
known number 1G6 Cherry Street Ci-v Nsr
also all the estate right. 7rsrssf %
Gusteve 3 Drschnan in and % the said
easterly side OF the described premises y
and all rights advantages and -ls-sg-
belonging, being the sane piens-s ccnveve5 ~
DraChndn by Ma IA 8 orns-s -
deed bearing date April %. 1893
Dated. New York. August L. 1890
EBERT CRASDALI. Rztsrs.
Is Wall Street Manhattan. y !: Attorneys F-aar-s
The following ts diagram Of the properly referred 10
the foregoing notice OF sale:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
JAMES sPEYER RETURNS HOME.
v-,r1 SAY NOTHING ABOUT SOUTHERN
PACIFIC OR ITS FUTURE CONTROL

VIII. SAY NOTHING ABOUT SOUTHERN
PACIFIC OR ITS FUTURE CONTROL
lanes speyer a member Of the international
banking firm Of Speyer s. Co. arrived yesterday on
~. white Star steamship Oceanic after some
what extended stay abroad. When Mr.. Speyer was
seen at his Office No 80 Broad-st yesterday after
noon by a Tribune reporter he not inclined to
comment upon financial conditions applying to
either Europe or this country. He explained thai
his trip had been mainly OF pleasure and or
visiting friends and that in consequence he had
not been sufficiently observant OF affairs TO feel
himself qualified pass upon them
Mr Speyer IS closely identified with the Hunting
ton interests in Southern Pacific, but beyond ex-
pressing his sorrow at the death OF Coils P. Hunt
tngton he refused TO any inquiries concern
ing the road the policy which enter into the
future control OF the company AS to the report
tlsf he Is at the head Of a syndicate which Will
handle the Southern Pacific bonds OF the Hunting
ton interests. Mr.. Speyer would say nothing
PRINCESS HATZFELDT STILL ABROAD
Although Princess Ratzfeldt the adopted daugh-
ter OF the late Coils P. Huntington. had booked
passage the White Star lane steamer Oceanic
and sccording 10 dispatches had actually
sailed by that vessel which reached here yesterday
she was not among the passengers. Charles H
Tweed, an executor Of the Huntington estate, said
yesterday that Princess Hatzfeldt, after hearing
of her foster-fathers DEATH had postponed her con-
mat beyond the fact that the Princess had fore
EoIe her intention OF coming America after she
had received news Of Mr.. Huntington's death he
had no knowledge Of her immediate plans
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
Cherry Street

The approximate iea cha-ge 10 zz-sty
which the sale Is made Si2 512S 50
August 3D. 1900 SSi 1O100 costs and apr-cxats
amount Of the
70 be allowed purchaser
S1s4SO Ebert CRANDAL4L. Rsfs-sa
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-S Sealed pro-

posals furnishing the materials and performing
the labor model the heating and plumbing
furnishing installing Switchboard
Panel Engine and Dynamo, the House OF Refuge
Juvenile Delinquents. RandaIrs Island N Y. may
be mail delivered person y O'Clock,
NJ Thursday. the 2oth day Of September. 1900 Al
exander E Orr, President OF the Board OF Managers,
Randars Island New York City. at which time and
place Board will receive and all
Drawings and specifications be consulted and blank
forms OF proposal obtained the ONCE Of o V.
Superintendent House Refuge. RandsIrs Island,
N Y, Office OF G. L Helms State Architect.
IN the Capitol at Albany y. Y.
Contracts Will be awarded to the lowest responsible
reliable bidder bidders. exceed
amount available therefor. in which OF
Managers reserves the right reject bids.
A z. ORR
President. Board OF Managers.
York, N. Y. Aug 21st 1900.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
RECORD OF PRIVATE SAIFe
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ss1-st. n .. 24O n e Of West End-ave. 7Txio1 fr
6S78lG0 II: 4 " Wanma1er 70 the Bfertonoli-
tan Investment Company. auy.....................
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
Conntrp fDropertp for 6eIe.

TF YOU are considering purchase OF home. visit
Il Ingieside. FLUSHING Borough OF Queens. Let us
fessonal men who purchased and reside there Re
accessibility business centres Prices
moderate. Terms ownership not more than monthly
All conveniences
f;sR.,3 GsR or wsi's :" y,. sHr Qm! !,nt 90 and o.
a n descriptive NJ -~ -N'
pamphlets.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
Boaro ano Rooms t1anten.

MlANTED.-Between the vicinity Of Cramercv p.rk
If and Washington Square. comfortable aeeommodaN
uons Including board and bath. gentleman and wife
refersnces- Actress IT, S. W.. p. o. Box l.. s34 N Y
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
Proposals
PROPOSALS FOR BONDS,

VILLAGE OF WHITE PLAINS, n. Y.
The Board Trustees Of Village Of White Plains
n Y. will, September 9Th. 1900. At P NJ. the
Village Rooms said village receive sealed proposals
$4,000 MaCadanzing Bonds be issued under Chap S53
OF the Laws OF 1899 amended by Chap of the Laws
Of 1906 bonds IN Of 81 900 each interest S
payable semt-annually; principal payable
5000 Oct list. 1910, and 5000 Oct 1st OF each
thereafter Each proposal be accompanied by
q certified check a State National Bank Trust
Company, per the face bonds
payable order OF the Village Treasurer The
the right 70 reject all proposals Dated
August 21st. 1900.
BY order OF the Board Trustees Village OF
White Plains Y. Y.
SAMUEL. c MILLER. President
WM B. SUTHERLAND Village Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

TI'HE NoRwALK UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
L thoroughly modern boarding school for hovz Two
college preparatory and finishing courses Cvmna
sum bowling alleys and all modern equipments Careful
Indivldual training by experienced teachers. ~
W. q. CHASE. A. b. Head Master Norw.n Conn
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
nlusieal obstruction.
6farbers.

nR w G. NOVEL; private tutor at pupils homes or
IL III SD st. Two pupils received In family
DRIvATE TEACHING, by experienced teacher: Smith
College graduate: references. Address R. s T, 1913
East 62d ST New York address. 12S Lake Ave.
Ocean y.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

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New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
VAN cORTLANDT ssS the r r'F N !of s.s. s.d ss. FSs

mansion and stable. with ten acres OF
nftssn and is well adapted for school or insttu
ton; will sell this property sacrifice Apply bstat
of HUGH N. CAMP. 55 Liberty ST.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-29

Notwithstanding the fact that
there was so much shortage in the
postal affairs of the country be-
cause of the extravagant salaries
paid by that department, the ex-
penses are daily being increased by
increasing the already large salaries
of clerks. Such management would
wreck any private business. OF
course it is alright for those in
position to take all they can get,
but there ought to be a little bet
ter Judgment used in dispensing the
money which is wrung from the
people, There is no doubt that
these increased salaries will have
the effect of making more active
partisans of the clerks and enable
them to make larger contributions
to the campaign funds of the party
in power, but it is disgrace to any
government to resort to such
schemes to retain power, and in the
end will bring destruction to free
government.-Hope Gazette.