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ns,IIe- Pronouncea In..re

Christian Miller. who went TO New York
from Lancaster. N. H.. about ten days ago
and announced his intention to kill Presi-
dent Roosevelt and was placed in Bellevue
for observation. has been declared insane
by Drs. Fitch and Wiidman- Superintend-
ent Blair OF the outdoor poor department
came
Evening star., 1901-09-24
Referred to Col. Bingham.

Joseph 1. Keefer has written to the Dis
trict Commissioners suggesting that the
gates at the White House should be made
wider. He says that many times large
bodies Of men have had to pass through
the gates. and the delay. because OF the
narrowness. has been considerable. As the
Commissioners have no Jurisdiction In the
matter they have forwarded the commu-
nication to Colonel Bingham. the ofncer
in charge Of public buildings and grounds.
Evening star., 1901-09-24

Michael A. Horrigan. aged sixty years. a
cripple and a former inmate OF St Eliza
beth's Asylum, was found wandering about
In Louise alley last night. He was ar
raigned In the Police Court today as
vagrant, and Judge Kimball directed that
he be returned to that institution.
Evening star., 1901-09-24
An Adverse Opinion.

A. B. Duvall. attorney for the Distfsst.
has rendered an adverse opinion to thu
District Commissioners upon the applica-
tion Of Henry n. Baker for the canceIla-
ton Of reassessments for improvements
against lots 46. 46 and II In square $40.
between and Q and 4th and 9Th streets
northwest.
Evening star., 1901-09-24

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The Galveston FortiAcations.

The Galveston FOrtiAcations.
The board Of army officers appointed to
examine the condition Of the Notifications
OF Galveston. Tex. which were seriously
damaged by the food about a year ago,
has reported that they are total wreck
and viii have to be entirely reconstructed.
Evening star., 1901-09-24
Di.trtc< Patents Issued.

OF the All patents which were issued to-
day to inventors in different parts of the
country. two were credited to the District
Of Columbia. These were issued to Henry
C. Karr for q wrapper. and to William H.
Shrader for q display stand.
Evening star., 1901-09-24

RecOvering FROM E1ects Of Accident.
Mr.. william H Wilson Of 175S Massachu-
sctts avenue, who has been confined to his
bed a. the result OF q bicycle accident
which occurred two weeks ago. Is said to
be improving. although he will not be out
for q week or ten days.
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John Branch On the stand.

John Branch. colored empioye Of the
exposition company In the Temple Of Nu-
Sic, next took the stand. He indicated on
the map where. he stood at the time OF the
shooting. He saw Czolsosx cosning toward
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
NEW YORK SUPREME corRT. County Of

New York.-Samuel y. Kiiner Dumont Ga IKE
Trustees under the viii hf Frederick Billings deco erd
Plaintiffs against Augustus Clason others defend
ants In pursuance a judgment foreclosure ana
sale duly made IN the entitled acO1
bearing date the 9Th day OF May 1901. the under
signed the Referee said judgment med win sell Al
public auction at Exchange Salesrooms now located
al No III Broadway, the Borough Manhattan Ctfv
of New York On the 10th day of June. twelve
O'Clock noon day by Peter +. Meyer ESQ auc-
ioneer the premises directed by said judgment 10 be
sold and therein described follows All certain
niece or parcel the building thereon erected
living being in the city, County state
of New York and described follows: he
einriny an pofrt the southeTly side of West One
Hundred and Fourth Street, distant hundred UO0
feet easterly from formed intersection
a Riverside Avenue the southerly one Hun
and running thence
rara1Iel with Avenue feet
and eleven inches the centre line be
tween ore Hundred and Third and one Hundred nd
Fourth thence easerly along the
running thence
raraIlal with Riverside Avenue and o
through party hundred 400 and eleven
nh Inches he sOuthsrly side OF one
thence westerly along the
,ide of one Hunlred and Fourth Street
Of beginning. said premises being
lxnovn by the Number 322 West lO4h Street.
I)afed New York May lTth 1901.
-~' - DAVID THOMSON Referee
cARDoZO & NATHAN. Attorneys for plaintiffs. 1928
Rrosdvvav Borough OF Manhattan. City of New
The following is n diagram of the sold
known as No 800 104th Street Manhattan Borough
York City:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
Monte of Summons.


" Il
OF NEW IORK.-GeoTge II Draper. Plaintiff
against Goosina II. skyan, EXecutstx. and Benjamin
lskyen. Executor. of the last will and
Iskiyan deceased. Nellie David Goosna Isiyan
Benjamin H. lskiyan and Virginia Isyan his wife We
tora Cssparian and George casparan her Lucy
B. Kazarien and Harutune Kazaran. her husband:
Iskiyan Sophia Hrschfed, Alexander SpIro Mary
Spiro his wife. CMary' being fictitious the first
said defendant being unknown the plaintiff Prospect
Hill Improvement Company, Charles Scherz. LGU s
Creseh Otto Rudolph Wessbach. Flora CilassmRn
Defendants Summons Trial be had in the County
York. To above named Defendants: are
hereby summoned the complaint
ton and 70 the Plaintiff
attorneys within days after the service this
summons of the day Of service and in
failure appear Judgment will be
against YOU by default. relief demanded the
complaint
Dated New York April 9th. 1901
DEWITT, L.OCKMAN & DEWITT Plaintiffs Attorneys,
and Post Office Address, No - Nassau Street.
Borough of Mania ttan. New York CITY y. \.
Hattie WertZ and Frederick Wertz,
her husband; Sophia Hrschfeld Alexander Spiro and
Mary Spiro his wife (Mary being fictitious the first
defendant being unknown to the plaintiff
Rudolph Wessbaeh and Flora Gassman, The foregoing
summons served upon by publication pursuant
an Z. Andrews Of the justices
and on the same day filed with the amended com
plaint in the Office Of Clerk the County New
York an the County Court House, in the Borough Of
Manhattan City. County and State of New York
Dated New York 1901
DEWITT, LOCKNAN & DEWITT. Attorneys for Plain
tiff Office Post Office Address. No. SIS Nassau
Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York City y. Y
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
YoTK-Mary Daone Payntar. Plaintiff against
John l--r ard ActaEl and others Defendauts.In
aa entered n The above entitled bearing date
tr l5th DAY OF Gsy. 1901. l. the undersigned
cree IN SAID judgment named will public auction
al me NeN YORK Real Estate salesroom, No. III
en The ia day OF June 1901, II that
ca ey teter p Meyer. ESQ. Auctoneer the prerisss
scTibed as follows:
All that lot piece or marcel az land r-vvr Or
a map entitled Map OF Bellevue lots the Sixteenth
v ara, teonsinE the Coronation OF New,
1nfE. New YORK, March. le45." surveyed Thomas i
l.naaiana .ay Surveyor which said map fled the
1or@, by the number Two hundred and sixteen t2lGj.
Ine SAID lot numbered -lG AZ map is
bounded follows. o wiz
i'eEinnns NJ point No-ther,y side Twenty
cer formed by the n-'rseeton u Northerly side
of Twenty fourth Street Eastery First
avenue running thence Nurherly. parallel with
venue ninefy-e;sht feet inches the
para Tel with Tweuiy fourth Street thence
NoIthery ana again parallel with
es2l it rine inches 10 the Sorthery side cf Twenty
tD1rth street ana thence along Northery
or place of beginning Together building there
On erected Ieng now known ~ Number lOJ
last 24th street in the city n New Together with
the appurienances and all Of the
Dated New oTk. May 22nd. 1901.
CAMPBELL & MOORE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
lS2 Nassau Street Borough Manhattan New
York City. "
The following is diagram the property 10 be sold
us street number Is No 4o5 East Twenyfourth Street:
East Twenty-nfth-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
forcclosulc Sales.

NEN YORK SUPREME COT RI. cor -NTT
OF NEW YOlk--Ma-y L. Gugzl. Plaintiff against
Allan @. MacDone and others Defendants. Action
No J. In pursuance Of judgment of foreclosure and
made and e~tiil-d action
bearing date the lith day q March. 1901 l.
signed The Referee in sad judgment named
a. public Euction ar the New York Real Estate
rooms, No. III Broadway the Borough Manhattan
City ~ New York the Brh day gf July. l.
O'clock that day hy William NJ Ryan Auc-
t.1Ueer. the premises directed Judgment
sole and therein described follows: An those
lots. parcels 0f land bel
IN The Borough - the Bronx in the City New York
fFae-y IN the Towns II EaEchester AID Westchester
&sW York and known and DESIGNATED ~ numbers
ss 80 3il 2l6, 3lT. 3l9 800 325 326. 335. 336 277
sfl so SIG as 4sS, 331. and the SouheTIy
q humber 500, certain entitled Map Of the
Arden property situate IN the Towns of Easchester and
Westchester. \. y made by b. 4. Guion. Z. 4,
c. =. and filed in the Office Of the Register the
County of Westchester. \ y March - 1894. D..
the 10 lI0G"
Dated New York. June II. 1901
HENRY -. POWELL. Referee
DEXTER. OSBORN & GILLESPIE. Attorneys Tor Plain
tin = broadway. Borough q Manhattan, New York
CITY.
Ths following diagrams Of the property sold:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
STATE OF NEW YoRK-sTATE COMMIT

SION N LINACY.-&otce 70 t1nt-srturs.-Ses Tel
proposals Tor Ref Eeratins Apparatus Making
Fizat. and for the Electric Wiring Gold storage
Bueing ~ the Manhattan State Hospital ISp.
\ y also fer coal Handbag APPARATUS f0r the HaH-
tsffan state Hospital. East and West Wards Island.
New York CRY, he by mail delivered per
son up o. four O'Clock J. 81. Friday The .lst q
June. 1901 10 Henry = iIovsUd. NJ.
," YORK CliH. al which time and place the Board ~
managers VIII receive ana all qroross4r Drawings
hto seclhHatlons may M consulted, and aank forms q
pfasal obtained al the Office q the Board of Managers
80 Madison 1Nenue. New York tI-,. ar ai1ue
q q, T. Helms stale Architect. gapiio Albany.
y contracts VIII he awarded re@p1usi5
ea felAi e hidGers. unless tf- bids te
luhcs available therefor. which
age-s reserves the night reject ali bids.
HENRY i. HONIAND. President Board a. Managers
AfN YORK litE. -.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
- Twenty-fonrth-st

East TWenty-fourth-st.
The approximate amount of the lien charge sat
isfy which the above -defcribed property sold
Is 100000. with interest from the sh day Of Nav
1901 together with ana allowances amounting 10
S30S.75 with interest 18th day May 1901 to-
E-ther with the expenses Of the sale -
The approximate amount Of taxes. other
liens which 10 be allowed 10 the purch aser out ~
the purchase paid by the Referee Is 81 4S2 n
and interest. The premises will
prior aggegatng So 10000 interest there
from December 2sth 1S99 the 4iz cent
annun, and also subject TO the party
wall and of light and air imposed upon them by
reason Of agreement in writing by John Edward No
Cam Lawrence Godfrey McCann with John Muller
day Of August recorded the I2th
Gay August. 1890 the County Register $
office. in Lber 231s. page 81.
Dated New York. May 22nd 1901
JOHN v McAvOY Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
SupREME corRT. COUNTY or NEW

y SOKK.-Edward WInslo~ Plaintiff against Herman
SchmucF and Others. Defendants In pursuance of n
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale, duly
the above entitled action bearing date the 2S,a dsy Of
named. will sell public New York
Real Estate Salssronn. No. III broadway. the
Borough Of Manhattan city of New York the 25th
day Of June 1901. II clock day. by
Peter F. Meyer Auctoneer the premises directed said
judgment be sold. and therein described follows:
building thereon erected. situate
Borough of The Bronx. city. New
York. bounded and described follows.
Beginning a a point on the Easterly side line Of
D3o 5ilool feet sauherly from formed
intersection or the suutheriy side Of
foreth Street and the said Eastery line of Morris
Avenue al the centre of wall running thence
southery along the said casterly side
Avenue Twenty nine ca 100 feet; thence south
Third Avenue Eighty 2l10O ts7 21-1OO
northeasierly and parallel nearly Third Avenue
twenty i've t2Jb feet. thence terIy
drawn at right angles with Third or nearly so
tlFe tt eet thence again northeastery
nearly 20 with Third Avenue 10
posie the Of the psrty wall ana thence
northYeserly line drawn right angles or nearly
50 10 Third Avenue to- through and
Nrety six % 100 3 52l lO0) feet
beginning Being portion OF the
We're conveyed 10 Herman Schmuck Michael Montag
by GustaNus Robitzek and others hy IL
1877 and recorded in the Office
ard County Of New York Section Liner % ~ Con
Neyerces Page 3G the Seventeenth dav Of ne 1897
Dated New York June 3rd 1901.
,,,,-,,,,.,. JOSEPH I. GREEN. Referee
70 Broadway, borough OF Manhattan New York r,Itv
The following ls n diagram 4 above 5escriheJ
premises known by the Street number Morris Avenue:
Z. l4oth Street
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
lO4th Street

Tha annro,u1ate OF the amount lien OF charge
,o satisfy which the described property be
ts with thereon from
~ Nav 1901 together cOets and allowances
S3l2 interest from the 3th day of May.
ie0l together Wi the expenses OF the sale.
Tte OF taxes. assessments other
49, with are 10 be the purchaser
Tchase money paid by the Referee is slo366 60 and
nated New York May 18th. 1901.
-~ - DAVID THOMSON. Referee.
The sale above described property s hereby ad-
,orneS 10 June 10Th 1901. the time ana place.
ba'eN ~" DAVID THOMSON. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
E. i4oth Street,

The approximate amount charge satisfy
which the above described property is 10 be sold is
SIG l5S 30. with interest from
May. 1901 together with costs and allowances amounting
10 s4O6 with interest from 2sth day OF May 1901 to-
gether with the OF the sale The approximate
amount taxes rents assessments liens
which allowed to the purchaser Of the
purchase paid by the Referee Is s95551 and
Dated York Ord. 1901.
JOSEPH = GREEN Referes.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
Ccpar!nersbip Notirss.

THE firm of Floyd & Moore has this dav been
dissolved by mutual consent. and Frederic p Moore
ls authorized 90 sign in liquidation
WILLIAM T.
Ncw York, June 18th. 1901.
The undersigned. Frederic p. Moore and George II
loore nave this day formed copartnership under the
irin name of T. r Moore the transarrhon n,
ne business Of bankers and brokers' firm OF
y Moore & CO. wifi continue the business OF the firm ~
l''Yo q Moore II Broadway, New York having
aken over all its obigatons
FREDERIC p MOORE.
Member New York Stock
- GEORGE II. MOORE
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17

A DHEKTISEAENTs and subscriptions The Tribune
fteeiped al their up,o@n Once No LAP broadway.
- aoor north of 3lsf-s until O'Clock m soveftise-
received al the following branch offices az regular
Until O'Clock y. 14 sth-Afe. y e.
20 ct; gI2 oh-sVe.. l2th-rt. Macy's. 6ta-ave
~ tsiisi ls2 colpmbus-sy West 61ihst JOG
lzth-sf-. 2oI y est
ssv bswsen 7h and eh sves; i39 Last .lth-st; OBS
e1Ssss rfwten 10Th 17th l.c26 ad-aFf. ns-r
s1 ~ af"e lst-sys, Rh-st; 7be fremont
q Elescker-si- ~- S'' % ~'' ~
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER DI.

Z =
VISION OF sTnE PHILIPPINES. Manila P T.
afeh list iaoi-Seaed proposals for constructing Far-
tor az Manila, p will be a. mi. nFira
O'clock A. b.. August st. 1901 'nen publicly operol
NoIh 70 he done includes about I50,pO cuh
ZAP 2lOoO cubic yaEcs concrete rrhbe ransonry IN
IieakWhters ab9ut 10000 cubic dredging and
PIE nulAhesd 800 fee5 long. Dredging mud saa
70 Ie't'i o. ~ ltei IJFedEeG material
Lsd for rec4aiHing lam Bids be accompanied bv
Lcnf G. one hundred thousand uolar4 fs0O
contract VIII he made for the whole
bond WIFI be iO7s Uf TIC right il
. reject any all bids For lln1l,
:i"s apply % this office. b ri"@u - AYa.rs
EashinSten, D c. l. s Engineer Offices nj New Yor;
Gl-esso. =ne han J.. ancIsco JOHN BIDDLE. captain
- -'
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17

The approximate amount OF charge 70 satisfy
Which the above-dcscrfhed property is 20 be sold y.
e.tbl-ll. with thereon from the 9th Gay OF
March. 1901 and allowances amount
ING % 1852 -. with from March l0th I'Vi.
together with the Of the sale. The aIproate
amount Of assessments liens. which are
- De allowed purchaser out OF the purchase
money, pald IS ss33 40 and interest,"
Dated New York. 1901.
HENRY NJ POWELL. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
Office Of comrisslonrr o, Irnuiyratlon

Office Of cornF.isseurr Irnui~r1tion
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at his
Office Up 10 o'clock 7. n. ~ tie .0h day OF
June 1901 and opened Immediately thereafter
pies ot ice, lumber hardware Janul-s engineer
plutI ac eieelca supplies. paints, brushes ea$s.
etc, Te9urec st This station during the year
ing June 80 i12 Certified check for siGD accom-
faly saeh proposal. guarantee or gold faith.
Hftenuies showing probable requirements under the
hestiGs enumerated he proeFed upon application
10 the Commissioner Inm:grati1n at Es Island 10
whom al! bids should be addressed
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
JnsIrnriiou.
For Young Ladies-City.

For Young Ladies-City
4 (NIASSICAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Resident and day
~ pupils College preparatory and advanced courses.
Art and music studios. Gymnasium Summer term June
IL 10 August 10. College certificates. Mrs HELEN NJ.
SCONIILE. Prin.. 2.0i2 Fifth Ave, New York city.
Mrs. LESLIE MORGANS Boarding and Day School
VI for Girls Is - West seth Street. Central Park,
New York City. instruction in English. For
eign Language, Art. Special college course
colleges.
SsT. MARY's SCHOOL EPISCOPAL.
~ 6 and East 46th St. New York
IJay and Boarding School for Girls.
Address Sister Superior
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
Proposals.

SEALtD proposals, in duplicate, endorsed
Proposals for Coalng Plant a. the L s Naval Coal
nePo SahsleN Point Manila Bay Philippine Islands
W. De received at the Bureau De
Ernt' Esllntnt' " Masnington, p C., until o'clock p m on
Lecihbef s. 1901 and publicly opened imme-
k 6 s9ereet1er Blas for complete plant only will
ey and general plans Of proposed plant may be seen
al me bureau Equipment.
session OF the Bureau and blank
obtained hut bidders VIII be expected TO visit the dano
s MAKE fNaninatlons necessary for preparation
oetaed plans and specifications to he submitted in dupi
Bureau 6-7-l901. N-0' NNie- VI
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
CATARRu OF THE STOMACH.

FOI-ND AT LAST-Cure for catarrhal
dyspepsia Fastritis and all The Ills they
entail MAS-A-C'EA the only natural
f,ianEanese spT'nE water Sut httlc roun.e
10 verify this statement. II sufferer IN
-uluahle 20 you. Send for booklet. EEN.
X CURTIS II Stone-s..
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17

L S. ENGINEER OFFICE. Newport r. l..
May Is. l9G1.-SeaIed proposals for furn,sb,r a.,
here untl II A. NJ, June 10 1901, and then pubIicI1
COCKTAILS. Major. Engrs. Hi-O. W.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

---~~-------~---------~ = -, ~,
A GOOD OPENING for Retail! prug Man.
TIE best retail drug store in Mlch'Eah
fCs sale or applicant can purchase an m
terest II his capital IL limited JO."~i m
habitants. best location: first class equip
ment, doing profitable business. Sales can
he made to average 81, 900 q month y
capable manager required. Address u. +
TRAIL- Il CO.. Saginaw. Mich.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17

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LOST.

RANKDO0K No. 362T Ills Of the Union
pine Savings Institution Is MISSING Any
,,a,eon b,vire a claim 10 II Is hereby called
upou 10 rrasent the same within ten DAYS,
or submit 10 having said passhook can
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LOST Handbook No sos, ITO, Bank for
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ment stopped. Please return book to bank,
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prs,,s AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DREsSNIAEi,RS. y.

DREsSMAk kERS.
uRESSHAF ER-Several years with Lord
& Tsvlor. stylish work. reasonable. Mrs
sAIZER los East 2Tth st. near +th-ave-
DRFSSNAKER-E colored girl; good
d-essfnaker. references from present Gus
toners DAYS work city or country. or
,,ork taken home Address .G26 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
billiard AND POOL TABLES

BlIL[LIARD=7P00IL
Tables. new. SEQ upward: second hand
ment plan n desired. BRUNSWICk.
BALKE-COLI4ENDER CO.. i9th-st and
<th-ave.
BILLIARD and Pool Tables new. sec9na
hand. $50 up: easiest payments MAIN
PHOS.. 2f Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
FOR SALE.

FOR eALE.-A Wtl.c-x & Gibbs No. Sew
inS Machine black walnut table; war
mated IN perfect order, price So; VII
dead so 40 rot need II. Box 53S, chap:n
VIII Conn
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17

rCRNtSiIl3E ROOMS TO LET.
VrRY pEsIR ABI.E rooms. IN select neigh
bcrhood. reasonable for the summer. 40
West f1th -.
i.-rJ ST las WEST. Very pleasant, neat
square room. hot and cold water bath
family private. gentlemen.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED P2ICEs.-Soo secondhand
wood and lion working machines: fully
Guaranteed: machinery bought and eS-
changed. GEO. h. EDDY, 39S AadLson-st
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
PIANOS.
HELP WANTED.

Male
WANTED.-Two young men, between %
and 30 years of age. 20 learn our busi-
ness, as statesmen then as managers; must
be OF good education and address, honest
and energetic. Apply. with references
BALCH BROS. co, 1856 5th-eve.
WANTED. Men 10 travel to Europe By as
ststins feeding live stock on fast steam
ers: also experienced cattiemeu for steady
work, Cali personally ATLANTIC SHIP
PING OFFICE % lst-st. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17
BOARD AND ROOMS.

ST. ALBANS. East 3lst- -st.-RedecoTats
throughout: elegant suite: private hetnS
and service: parlor dining Ioom' table
board electric fans