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New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
foreclosure 5aIes.
YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.-James D. Putnam Piatnrtr
against Marcus Hoffberg and others Defendants
In pursuance OF Judgment or Foreclosure ana Sal.
duly made and entered In the above-entted
ing date the 18th day OF October 1900 unde-.,d
the Referee IN said Judgment named, in
eel at Public Auction. the EXCHANGE Roor1s
New-f ork on the 10Th day OF November. 1900 az -
O'Clock that day. William NJ RYAN Aucri,1
serl the premises directed by Judgment
and therein described follows: - 1'
All those certain lots, pieces
lying and being IN ths City OF New-YorIS BSronEb ~
described as follows: BEGINNING al a poi1T On ~.
Southery side or One hundred rwsnty-Ssc1 S.rst
distant hundred and hfty feet FaSrerIv fr11
me Southeastery corner OF One hundred
pI4ei Win signth Avenue one hundred
lI inches; thence Easteriy parallel win Cna bo,4r.S
and tWenty-second street hundred ana tbrs iost
ieet; thence Northery parallel with Eighth sva1rs oa
hundred ZOO feet eleven I'D inches 10 the soSthsrv
slde OF one hundred and twenty-second strast tLs-
Westerly along the Southerly side OF 1)na b,-5I -
twenCy-secoud Street hundred nd threa
the point or place Of beginning Being the $40
lSeS conveyed said Marcus HOfrberg by
unAa aid VIE oy deed bearing the par a. 80
February 1899 and recorded of5ra - ot
oI the county OF New-YOrk the arr Sav - St
1873 IN LAoer 81 OF Conveyances Secfio1
81 bJECI, nevertheless. 10 the Conditions ana
as 10 keeping open the two % Easterv go ~ %
mentioned. al a. IN said deed
Dated New-York. October Path 1900
JOHN W. PRISON. Attorney for -st Heteree
-seW iork tity, Borough OF ManbaTfa, t'0
ne IaIoWlns II diagram OF the properfv - - -,
as described above the 20 oe soo
"a and pa West l22nd Street. "eins NOS 24O.
122nd Street
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
WANTS HIS WIFE SENT BACK TO ASYLUM
LUNAcY PROCEEDINGS INSTITUTED By Elk
JUDGE MACKEY

Washington, Oct. 8.-Lunacy proceedings were
Instituted by the District Commissioners to-day
against Katharine s. Mackey. the wife Of ex-Judge
Thomas ]. Mackey, Of South Carolina VINO was
DISCHARGED from the Government Hospital for the
Insane about ten days ago writ OF hAbeas
corpus petitioned for by her husband
The petition filed IN the Supreme Court OF the
District to-day is signed and sworn TO by MI
Aackey. and the object Of the proceeolngs Is To
have Mrs Maokey recommitted TO the asylum
Mr. Mackey alleges in his petition that his wife
is lunatic Of homicidal and otnerwlse
since October TO- 1907 that the cause OF her Iunacy
IS unknown to him, but II the represenla3Lons 3
made 10 him are true she is unfit TO be at large
hearing Of the petition viii be held next Friday
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

HENRY b CULVER. Referee
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County Of
New York-Eiward B. L Carter and James B. Dav-
SaPsr bis Tf ana a 5t5s f be.anis I i r55 Aaa g
Interocutory Judgment of Partition and Sale. duly
date 18th October 1890. undersznst ne
ton at the New Real Estate saIesToozs No IN
49, N 80 Sr-.-r 1oCr ol NeN
the premises directed BY said iudgmen, sold ara
No. A. East 18th Street
situated in The City Of New York bounding and e6sts
m ing o as feows Bsgn1;9g A. P9ins on ne nos'riy sd
ery side Of Fourth Avenue AZ the centre of party WALL
Through centre ssld party val sSsa5yt5gr
I'D I'D fss5 and ThTeef9rhs - OF an inch thence
shs1cs souasry & "a and 2aTSs Win Fourth Avaue sew
18th Street and thence eastery along the norheY
ming SAID several distances and dimensions nSa1.
VII s5d v-if "a % rI;t am p s T SoISfa "a oy Jona ? Col
9a5ed April S'5 Is6+ and recorded in The ofss of
veyances at page 2gO May 3D. 1ss4.
PSRcEI A51 55I sssdad S6M9EH avsdzs TEo-
~, snSt eeTte4a io piece Or parcel o. and situate.
between SON and 5ls5 street in the cty q New YORK
point on the westerly side 5f Second distant eighty
Of second avenue and 56th street. rlaaaE
and parallel with the second twenty 20 feet.
thenee easeriy and parallel win 5ota street and partly
zins. Be the said distances dimensions
saert OF the City and County Of Ns York 70 Harriet G.
goth 1882 and recorded The once Of Register
sew YORK county n L1ber s54 n Ccnveyances
49T October 20 1852 subject. however prvsicns
County in L1her 1855 OF Conveyances page 372 Il
May lOtn lssz made by and between Harriet c. Dave1
bearing date the 9th day July 1895 aud
Qyy re leIelA Jonn davenport as Executor -
the " ~ OF Harriet G. Davenport deceased % the de-
fendant. L Upper for the OF years
months from The hrst day OF September. 1895 tas
PARCEL NUMBER THREE
No. IS West Both Street
All that certain lot. piece parcel o
dwelling thereon erected situate lying and beng
In the Tweutyhrst Ward of the city of N=w-Tork Bor-
Ough OF Manhattan, bounded and described follows
viz Beginning point nlr-1ery lire = s5rh
Street distant thrty-tvo 3 feet one
easerly line Sixth with sad uortherIy I-
35th thence running satsrly 1or-hery
thence northerlv parallel vf-1 Sfx-h avenue -i-a-
eight S) feet and nine 90 inches the middle of
block: along The DaraIlzt s-I
s5th street tEentyone CID feet and C5l inches
thence southerly parallel with Sixth
Co9 feet and (9 inches 10 rhs norrherIv ne
east.rIv and wsSTs-Iv walls 81 ssfd h1Ts Safrg --
Amelia Weaver by deed OF William ". COrcorau. ia-a1
September 18TH, 1855: recorded IN New York County
October 18th 1856. BY OF William W Cor
confirmation thereof dated April I9rh
Amelia weaver ana husband 70 Harriet g. Dave15oI
Warranty deed. dated April 18th 1870. recorded
On OSs Of Tse sesissr e m eT NJ, 4oFS t f @ N LaeF li
Dated, New York. October 25d 1900.
WILLIAM IVES WASFfBJ-RN. Receres.
EDWIN c WARD. Attorney for PlaIntilrs
12s 5roadway Borough OF Manhattan.
The roow19s diagrams OF the property be sid
described above
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
CHANGE IN CUBAN TARIFF SOUGHT
NOTIFICATIONS DESIRED BIZ AMERICAN MANU-
FAcrURERs OF COTTON GOODS.

FACTURERs OF COTTON GOODS.
Washington Oct % observation-disclosures OF
cotton piece goods are making effort through
the Merchants Association OF New-York 10 secure
notifications in the Cuban tari1 which will place
them on q parity with manufacturers Of goods OF
q similar character in England, Germany ana
Spain. 1t has been asserted by the handlers OF
domestic goods that the Spanish schedules re-
tained in the insuar tariff were so constructed as
TO retard sales of American goods in that market
William r. Corwine of the Merchants Association
and Mr.. Menendez, expert in these soods' are
here IN consultation with Major Bliss, Collector
OF Customs at Havana and Colonel c. R. Edwards
who has charge Of insular affairs. They have SUB
mtted some suggestions which, If adopted shoulo
encourage the importation OF American cotton
piece goods without discriminating against tOieIe
1oods ~ IKE nature The domestic people say
that If their products placed on an sqna pass ass
vrirb othArs fhey can compete successfully. Inc
sugRestions have been taken under adVlsenent DE
the War Department
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
mREASURY DEPARTMENT. Ofice SIlnorIis-

ing Architect Washington D. G.. October 90 1900
o clock P II. the 21st day OF November 100 and
the excavation. foundations
walls and structural steel for the L. S. Custom roaa
New York in accordance with drawings and snast,
dcatton copies of which be had dtscreti6 ~
ths Supervising Architect Application this ONCE Or
the office Architect Cass Gilbert III Fifth A.
New York. Applications be accompanied by a Ger,
thed cheque for $1,000 which viii be held this once
nnrI the OF drawings specifications TANTFS
ENOX TAYLOR, Supervising Architect 11-9
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

SOth street
The approximate amount Of the lien ehaFss to SATISFY
which the above described property % be sold =
90 with interest thereon from the eisata day ei
october, 1900 together with and allowance amount
S+21 t1eet1ei
with the expenses OF the sale The approximate amount
OF the taXeF other icn7
20 be allowed 20 the purchaser Of purchase money
or paid BY the Referee. 81. zoe 56 aud interest
Dated New York the 18th day of October 300
WILLIAM J. A. n KIN. Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
HIGHLY PLEASED WITH THE VARIAG.

ST Petersburg. Oct. 23.-GeneraI G. 3. Williams
.a foreign representative OF the Cramps Of Phila-
Salrbsa has arrived here The officials OF the Rus
sfaH Admiralty have informed General Williams
Frat thew are highly pleased with the trial per-
fsT-asnce Ct the Russian cruiser Variag.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

Ine approximate amount OF the lien or cha-ze .
81 SGn ne above described property to % scl1
OF October 1900. together win Costs sT5 Tl,-cs
amounting 70 SiSSs. and interest from Cotobe- 1870
tosether with the expenses
oI ne taxes, Assessments water rates
ooL iels 70 oe aoNec % the purchaser
aSs money or paid ey the Referee, IS S3I57 10
Dated New York the 18th day Of October. 1900
WILLIAM J A N-ErTN
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
RECORD OF PRIVATE SALES.

w H J. Pollard has sold No. 2s East Sixty
fourth-st.. 24sx1O0. for $4,000.
The William Killean estate has sold No. S25 West
Thirty-second-st., a four story brick dwelling
house, lot 16Sx989.
The Busch Company has sold to Mandeloaum s.
Levine Nos. 227 and 22s West Fifteenth-st. two
five story and basement brownstone hathouses.
plot 5ox1133
Isaac Untermyer. it is reported has sold four
lots, 1oOx1OO11 on the south side of One-hundred-
and-seventeenth-st 200 feet west OF Lenox-ave.
L. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for c. A. Clark No.
% West seventy-first-st four story brownstone
front dwelling house.
Charles Wolmsky has sold for the American
Mortgage Company Nos. 29 and 81 Rldge-st.. two
three story brick tenement houses. on plot 4OxI5,
James Timpson has sold No. 50 West Fttieth-st-,
a four story and basement brownstone dwelling
house. lot 20X1005 Columbia College leasehold,
TO Martin & Bro The lease runs from 1889 for
twentyone years. The seller bought 1t In 1887 for
J. Levy & Co. have sold to an investor No. 4S4
East Eighty-third-st. five story hathouse, on lot
25.6x1022 for about SS,0O0
Of operators No. 23S East One-hundred-and-twenty
irst-st The buyer will erect a six story tenement
B. G. & F. T Barry have sold for Mrs.
Schwenke TO NJ. Levy No. 90 East Ninety-second-
St, three story brownstone front dwelling house,
r. H Jones has sold TO a client for G. Gloriouex
the two story and cellar detached frame dwelling
house. with lot, No. lob Elsmere Place, Bronx
The New-York Central and Hudson River Rail-
road Company was the buyer OF the three stable
Joining its depot yards, sold by John n. Goldins'
reported yesterday
estate 200 feet front of dock property on Newtown
Creek, adjoining Meeker-ave. bridge on the north
side
Thomas J. Mclaughlin has sold No. 1Ss West
SeVenty-hrst-st to g Mt. Farrell
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
TRIBUTE TO HERo1sM OF MISSIONARIES.

TRIBUTE TO HERoIsI OF MISSIONARIES
Chicago. Oct Zs.-Dr. Francis Z Clark founder
Of the Christian Endeavor and president Of the
United Society. told OF his recent trip around the
world ana OF Christian Endeavorers IN other coun-
tries al the annual meeting Of the Chicago union
last night He said IN part:
The names Of pntssionaries who lost their
lives n China VIII 60 down In history those Of
true martyrs. regret their fate, but proud
OF them and 7 believe their example viii be q
power for good. There were rlnors OF a serious
outbreak soon when I was in and around Picking,
but no missionary thought OF deseruing his post.
One Of them I could never forget. no matter how
old might live 10 be- He was Horace Pttkin, q
graduate OF Yale. talented, and wealthy
He gave UP everything to spread Christianity in
China When last him his whole soul was
wrapped up IN his work. and he had no thought
FOR personal comfort OF personal danger. Others
VIII take the places Of those who cut of and
the work IN China viii 20 and until the
country is brought 10 Christ.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
AWAITING DEVELOPHEYTs N DENMARK.

ATTITUDE OF THE UNITED STATES AS TO PUR-
CHASE OF THE DANISH WEST INDIES
Washington. Oct. 2-Relative 70 the European
report OF the efforts OF the United States to pur-
chase the Danish West Indies II IS said here that
there has been material change in the status
Of this matter fer some time The United States
Government Is quietly awaiting DEVELOPMENTS In
Denmark, where tho last effective obstacle inter
posed 10 the transfer was in the shape OF a popu-
lar outcFy against the cession Of the islands Vbr
the Danish Government IS in a position 10 make
the sale the United States Government viii be
prepared 70 negotiate OF ths subject afresh The
inpressiOn IS conveyed here that $4,000, the
ngUTs named as the price 10 be paid, is far beyond
tie mark
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
mRFASURY DEPARTMENT. Office Sn0a-vis-

l. ing Architect. Washngton D. G. October IL 1900
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be this of1ce m ~
o'clock p NJ on the LIST day Of November 1900 ana
then opened for repairs, painting decorating &c ~
House and Post Once building New Y,-E
y Y IN accordance with the specification. copies of
vbich may had this Office the ofdce ~ tbe
SuDerntendent Of Repairs U. g. Public BuildinEr New
YORK ~ Y. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising
Architect.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
Mr.. BELMONT TO IMPROVE HIS HOUSE

house which he recently bought at No A East
Thirtyfourth-st. which will cost $1,000 Plans were
fled yesterday by Mr.. Belmont for a one story
brick extension, 214x16.4, which is TO be built in
the Of the house and used for laundry
Potter Smelling are the architects. This house,
formerly owned by Brayton Ives, bought
by Mr.. Belmont for a sum between 100000 and
S250OO
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEN

YORE.-Henrtstta NJ Bostvfck ard E4,7,.- r7r.--
wick Trustees.
and others. Defendants --'- - -
pursuance a iudx--,err % 49,
ana entered in the above action and Bearing
ne elsh1h DAY OF October 1890 IRE unda-sres
the Referee IN said Judgment nara5 viii - ,li,
aucuen at the New York Estate Saesr9or No m
5FoacWay IN the Borough OF Manharrau C-ifv o. Nsv
aorS on t9e seventh day OF Noveber 1900 az u o'clock
noou on th4l gay, oy John T. A1ctioresr.
Prsnses directed BY said Judgment sold azd
Al that certain lot piece or parcel oe Ina With The
aIu improvements thereon
shd eeinS n the 10th Ward the CIV of New York
Oosnded anu described as follows. Beginning
pollt On me s.asIery side OF Seventh Avenue
s - feet and three ls Norhwartly
s-oH sAe Nortneasterly ard
SHeh1n avenue. running thence wtrH
nl.IetA street seventyhve (5S feet: thence running
.NuEtnW2roy parallel with Seventh
aesIue IWenty-three Cd feet thence running West
Win the NorthsrlY side of Thrtisth Street
s 10 feet % the Eastsrly side ot sevsnth
Venue snd thence SoIthwardly along Easerly side
place OF beginning
Dated New York. October 18th 1900
WILLIAM j. A NJ KIN. Reteree-
A PRENTICE. Attorney Tor Plaintiffs No BrOad-
way Borough of Manhattan. New York CITY.
ne IoAoWing : diagram property oe sold
as street number Is Sd3 seventh Avenue:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
BROADWAY PROPERTY IN LITIGATION

The Marquise Talleyrand Perigord and Mary
Josephine Ruspol the plaintiffs in action
begun in the Supreme Court against Louis A.
Curtis and others, in which they seek a partition
Of the property at No. S65 Broadway. Hunt, Hill
Belts attorneys for the plaintiffs.
Mr.. Hunt said that the proceedings were simply
for an amicable adjustment Of rights IN the prop
erty Of the different owners.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
gEwER TRANSPORT TRIps 10 cUBA

The War Department has ordered reduction OF
the number OF saiings Of transports Cuba from
three month 70 two No action has been taken
on the bids for Chs performance Of this service by
the regular lines OF steamers running TO Cuba and
Porto Rico.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

IDROEOE>ALo AOA TIC CONSTRUCTION or Sewers.
- ONCE Of the Commissioner D. c Wasbt,,-o-
d c 190O.-Sealed Proposals will be receiyeS -
this once until u o'clock NJ November "a IeoO Scr
strucng extension OF the Boundary Specacs
and blank forms OF proposals be obtained a. tbis
office right is reserved reject any and All bas az
parts Of bids HENRY B. F. MACFARI,AND T0tJG 7 vT ~
Ross. LANSING H BEACH. Commissioner d = ~ "
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

Plans were filed yesterday for the new armory
Of the 1st Battery. which is to be built at No.
so to 81 West Sixty-sixth-st. 10 cover a plot
175x1006 feet The structure will be three and four
stories in height, and will cost about 100000 1t
is to be built Of brick and granite. Horgan
Slattery the architects.
Captain Louis Wendell the commander Of the
Battery appeared last week before the Armory
Board and made strenuous objection to the long
delay in beginning work the armory. He said
that the money for the work was appropriated
nearly two years ago.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
SAYS CUBA NEEDS CAPITAL.

Ex-MAYoR OF HAVANA HERE TO GET MONEY
FOR BUSINESS N THE ISLAND.
The need OF Cuba is outside capital according to
Perfecto La Costa, e1-Mayor Of Havana, who
with his wife. arrived here yesterday from Cuba
o. the seamer Havana. SefOr La Costa Is here
for pleasure and business. He is endeavoring to
enlist American capital in Cuban enterprises.
CUBA Is advancing slowly IN her manufactures
sr6 agricultural productions, but Is in need OF
foreign capital for their Development he said.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
furnisheo aouses 90 Cet.

TtINE2ST on THE HEIGHTs-4l4 l54th-st. fur
Il nished three stu<y and basement broWnstone
dence 500 month Ist 70 March or Nay Is
70 small family of adults only.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

FuIton-st cor CIin-st e6 sx45. .2x67 sx445;
Nathaniel B Blunt and another to George W
Blunt ct al, executors, etc, all title. 500
Same property. 1l-2,016 parts; same TO Martha
Ludiow-st s. 1910 It n OF stanton-st 4i0xs9;
Louis Gordon al Michael Norris. $1,000
oth-ave, No So. 263xlO0; MarEaretta Pierrepont -.
Ar1sterdan1-aTe No 425 25xso; Frederick Muller
Il7fh9st No 274 West. 25x1ooii; Herman sed- 10'O
TO Louis SeidTnan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. /
45th-st. No l54 East. 1s.ex1O0.5; Ernest B Win
tersmith Thomas Krist!e 1900
121st-st, 1S5 II OF 2d-ave 25x1Oos11; Pincus
LowenfeId and another TO Paul Zigler. !
Pearl-st. No co. 29x54: Sarah Reynolds
s1st-st' n s 80 Il W Of eth.ave 25xose Fred 'O
erck Moses. referee, TO Thomas Stokes
2sd-st 5 s 500 # W Of 4th-ave 25xess; william
Post. individual and executor etc, TO Elias H
Herrick, trustee, ct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
67th-st n 8, 200 Il 10th-ave, 25x1O05: John
Schreyer TO William Csc. d
41st-st. g, 100 II e OF eth-ave 5OxSSe John D
Faust TO Harris Mandelbaum and another.
1O2d-st 3, 100 W 1st-ave, 1OOx100.1I; James
Mgrrsy and another 70 Da4iel Daly; ,a 2ooo
100; William Turner. referee, to German Saw
ings Bank 1000
washington-ave, old line. 100 # n OF 1s7th-
st. 25x187; Augustus II VaEderpoeL referee, to
Mary Hamilton. 1880
Washington ave. old line. 215 II n I57th-
st. 25x137: Augustus H Vanderpoe. referee, TO
Ryer-ave = II n Of 1sOth-st, 5Ox1o4. 1x5ox
1888; Charles H Thornton and another 70
s2d-st No 81 East 1ex1O22; william Parsons
TO Grace V Sutphin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. /
NEW BUILDING PLANS
eeth-st, No so 70 81 West. ana four
story brick and granite aruory, 1I5x1OO5;
Of New-York- owner; Horgan & slattery, archi-
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

The approximate Of the lie, ~ ch.-.o = =,
the aooye-descrthed property 10 be s0d
y SeStJ A. Win interest thereon from the ffth saV
:, $780, I9 together with and allowances
"s - 80. win Interest from October 18Th.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

TORK-He1<fetta ". Bostwfck as Trustee. Pialu-iI.
against Meyer L Sire and others, Defendants
In pursuance OF judgment OF Foreclosure duly
ana entered
date the eighth day OF October 1900 unds-ssnsd
the Referee IN said judgment named. pu5lic
auction at the New York Real Estate SaIesrOor No
5roadSay IN the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
york. on the seventh day OF November 1900 . o'clock
noon on that day John Boyd. Auconser tie prem
ises directed By said judgment sold and therein
described follows:
All lot. pece .g--a-a
Iyins and being IN The City. County Of
1orS oounded and described follows
ens At the southeasJeriy corner OF Spring Ezassh
es I ~ ming tnence Eastsry along spring street.
twenty-five feet and four the centre os ary
wal oetWeen The house and lot hereby conveyed
mouse adjoining the East Sourhsry parallel OF
nearly with Elizabeth Street through re centre
or said party wall and line c0ntina1r ot
sad centre line hfyseven feet eight inches 70
NortnerIy line OF the Northerly u
standing on the lot adjoining IN the South thencs
ery along said NCrthery line OF brick wall rer-y-
Your feet and nine ncnes Elizabeth Street ard thsncs
ohery along Elizabeth Street sixty-thrse feet ana
Inches 70 The Aforesaid point OF berfrnf1g
Dated New York. October 10Th, 1900
WILLIAM J. A McKTM Referee
A PRENTICE Attorney for Plaintiff No f55 Broad
The following . diagram properTv - bs
It's street number is u Spring Street
Spring
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
foreclosure Sales.

1900 together expenses q the sale The approx
innate OF assessments. ether liens
be allowed purchaser of the purchase
paid Referee. - S2.342 As and
The premises sold subject 70 prior nrst mortgage
OF k8l. 900. which the OF SI2 ard
interest thereon Of per per annurl
nom ths 18th day November. 1879 which morrEa<e
due and payable the 5th day q Nay. 1890.
Dated New-Y0rx. October Path, 1900.
HENRY b CULVER Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
Proposals


PROPOSALS FOR DARK BLUE SERGE
Phia. Depot. Q NJ Dept, 142s Arch Street Phila
Pa October I5 19O0-SesIcd proposals in trtpcate viii
received here until II o'clock A M Thursday October
25th for furnishing this depot yards OF
Dark Blue Serge conforming to specifications sample
this eice Quantity will be subject to 20
per II desired Department bid
ders earliest when
cries the right TO reject or accept
any proposals Preference given
articles Of domestic productions manufactures con
dtons quality Qncluding price OF for
egn productions manufactures the duty being
equal GUARANTEE IN 10 per cent OF the the
Ssrre accompany proposals. UNGUA a NTEEyO
BIDS will be considered The required Revenue Sas
be affixed number OF the guaranteed
properly cancelled Blanks for proposals and
will be furnished upon aPpcaron Envelopes containing
proposals be endorsed Proposals for Serge and ad
dressed TO Col JOHN v FUItEf. Asst Quartermaster
General, L. 5. Army
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
NEW BUILDING PLANS

FURNISHED Apartments 90 Eet..
THE AVA.
8 EAST 10TH ST
To sublet furnished Dec. Ist one small ana--
neut with private dining-room. Apply TO
Miss ELLIOT. lOth-st
4 -TH-sT., 147 EAsT.-Extremely large bay vndo1v.s
ft front room, for men; running Vster4
bath; telephone elegant house;
hood refined; quiet central IL station on corner +oS
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

The approximate amount OF taxes. assessments ots.
liens. which 70 be allowed purchase q
the purchase money paid By the referee follows
On Parcel No l. 1904 and interest: Parcel
500 p and interest g.
Dated New York, 23d,
WILLIAM
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

SHULTAS. CHARLES Fin pursuance of an
- order OF Hon Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate Of The
County York, notice is hereby given ali persons
claims aRainst Charles F. ShultaS ata of ne
County York deceased. present the same with
thereof. the subscriber.
transactln Of business at the Office Reuben Leslie
Maynard. No l41 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan in
the city OF New York. or before 18th day of
February. 1901.
Dated New York. the 9th day OF August 1900.
BENJAMIN LORD. Executor
REUBEN LESLIE MAYNARD.
Attorney for Executor No l4l Broadway.
BorOugh Of Manhattan. City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
Ocean Steamers

NORTN @ERMAN lGOYIDa
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
CHERBoURGm,sogTH PToN-sEcE, Nov a0 %, 10 A NJ
.Tasn - Nov g. 10 M XIV d. Gr. Nov. q. 10 A. n n
ak NJ Tn. Nov. I3 AN sLahn Dec IL ~ a N
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