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Foreclosure Sales.
pREME COURT, COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ New York.-Wiam Rockefeller, Plaintiff. against
Jacob D Butler others, Defendants.ln pursuance
Of Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale duly made ana
entered the above entitled action bearing cate me
26th day of February, 1901, J. the qndersigned the
Referee IN said Judgment named VIII sell at FuDc Au
ton the New York Real Estate sals'r9om 10 l61
York. 18th day Of June FN04 at 70 O'Clock noon
that day. by Peter F. MeyeE, Auctioreer the prem
said Judgment to be sod and therein
described follows: An that certain lot piece or parcel
situate, lying being in the TWelfth WaFo,
Borough Manhattan. City Of New YORK, which taken
together and described follows: Beginning
point the Easterly side Of Convent Avenue dis
hundred and twenty-five feet Norhery rom
the formed by the intersection q the Eas'eTy
Avenue with the Northerly SIDE OF one
hundred and fortyhvst Street, running thence EasteTy
with One hundred and tortyfrst street one
hundred feet; thence Northery parallel with Convent
hundred and ninetyfour feet and SIX incnes
thence westerly and again parallel hundred and
forty-rst Street and OF the distance Jnroegh
the Eastery side OF said
Convent Avenue; thence SOuthery along said East
ery side OF Convent two hundred and
feet and inches 70 the point place OF beginning
Dated New York 25th May, 1904. - 49,,
HENRY W ByO<STA Err, Reteres.
MORRISON & MORRISON, Attorneys for Plaintiff. %
Cedar street. Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK. City
following is diagram Of the property to De sold
~
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I4ist Street

The approximate amount Of the lien or charge to SATISFY
which ne above property Is to be sold, Is
se7 900 with interest thereon the 18th day Of APRIL
I9Ol together with expenses Of the sale Tue ap-
taxes assessments or other liens
which are 10 be allowed 10 the purchaser out OF the
purchase money or paid by Referee Is $500 ID and
interest
HENRY " BOOKSTAVER Referees
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Financial.
NOTICE OF REpEsRTIoN.

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
Hods q SIX Per Cent Mortgage Bends OF the South
n Pacific Railroad Company Cof California; issued undo-
stEage Gated April ]. ls55. are hereby notified that
iass thu hands Of the undersigned trustees.
's the mortgage by which the payment Of said bonds
secured the sum Of Two Hundred and Eighty Thousand
rs gold which under the terms Of said Mortgage is
icable % the redemption purchase Of said bonds.
q. NAT The undersigned viii receive sealed proposals at
e once Of D. o. Hills. Mills Building New York City.
~ he surrender q such bonds until y II. on Tuesday
~ 4ih day o. June, 1904 at which time proposals VIII
'2sa Proposals shah state the series the bonds
--tiea whether A, B. C. D. or F. and shall specify
q Price asked FOR each series separately. Proposals TO
aaossed Proposals Tor the surrender Of Firrt Mort
= BONDS. Southern Pacific Railroad Company"
-l- right Is reserved 10 reject any and all bids.
.. 0. MILLS
HOMER s. KING,
~ "a le0A Trustees.
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PROPOSALS FoR NEW BUILDINGS

PROPOSALS FOR NEW BUILDINGS
J. ,z-,,,or7 Arsenal philadelphia Pa. May 81 1904
Sealed proposals IN plicate viii be received until 10
C'cock a N on Monday, June 20, for constructing
one story Brick and Steel Building 22s feet l0h inches
LONG nv inches wide. for Assembling Shop,
rtIIleTv amunition Plant. Two Story Brick and
Steel building 211 feet I2z inches long by 90 feet
inches Wide FOR House. Small Arms Ammunition
Plant at the frankfort Arsenal Information furnished
~ anDostion To Lieut.. Col. FRANK HEATH, Comdg.
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VALET. ATTENDANT. 70 an invalid gen-
tleman; experienced. educated. prq7ent'-
able. companionable. atteutiva - dnlleli
NsW-YCrk references FRANK 6coI2s
100 East 2Sth-sc.
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DOMESTIC Situations EalEEll.

USEFUL HOUsE1IAN IN priVata flaeilyrl
can wal. on table: sober, honasri 1elt
references city or country address v
RUGAARD. AZ Eing-st.
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Tr1Esr PoINr ~ y. May Z. 1go4.-sBALFD

nroDosals tripllcate. WIl b received here until
p N. June Z 1904 for supplying the u s. Military
Fuel, Gas Coal. Charcoal, and Gas oil,
auired during fiscal year ending June 80 l9oo u s re-
any part thereof Information furnished upon application
Envelopes containing proposals should be endorsed PRO
posaIs for essed to .. NJ. .. s. N. A
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FARAIER.-By American. 40; married. girl
10, boy "A. girl g. girl 4. boy =; all wll
work who can; thoroughly good. respectable
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COOK and WAITER--AIan and wife. col
ored: experienced; boarding house. road
house or club city or country. PHILIPS
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COACHd Ana Gentleman desires stu
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and Is honest. sober and reliable Apply
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DOCK ISLAND ARSENAL, ROCK ISLAND,

~ Illinois. Sealed proposals IN triplieate, upon
the blank forms furnished by this once only VIII be
received by the undersigned, until ? o'clock P NJ,
1904 for furnishing Hardware Leather; Steel
Iron Cleaning Materials OILS, Paints Chemicals, Ma
terias FOR heating and lighting, Pepper Lumber etc.
during the fiscal ending June 80. 19O5 Informs
ton furnished application. Lieut. Col s. z.
BLUNT. Comdg
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instruction.
for Both sexes-city.
For Boys and Young Men-Cauntry.
School Agencies.

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Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS, ENDORSED PRO
posala fer Steel Work" viii be received at the
j aIe4u Of Yards and Docks Navy DepaItment Wssh
Ins1on, Until II o'clock m. June IL, 1904 and then
end there publicly opened for furnishing and erecting
steel work for Building Navy Yard washington
y u Plans and specifications be at the Bureau
o. YIN be furnished by the commaDaant Of the navy
YARD named deposit Of SO security for their
EEsstaFn,, MoHDBcAI T. ENDICOTT. Chief Of Bureau
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Financial Elections.

81 TIE ~, INsURASCIs COMPANY
Az ANNUAT. M ~ ..5segL York May 10. 1904
- q 30 -. ELECTION FOR TRES-
~ DuTsassft :. oapy van Be held 81 ia oesle.
&c DsDr ~ i.e4' on Monday, June
seieek Hnsa at y o'clock noon and
llI.D - - --------4 J EAsToN. Secretary.
II Pr 22'T55i-AMY OF SEW YORK
LUTON ron msA -, Nay 25th 1904
2, lr5ssst,-- !. f-l1dE TRUSTEES
~ elce "a ~ r AeHt ensuing election win
tt ieesg4ra te.s--t q ire tn day 81
1880 D.tse cen tae hours az " III
-- - tdOR1sETsI. saarstary..-
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AUCTION SALES.

BY yIRTTT1 ~ = cbafteI r9ortTs(e SAN
uel K Ellsnbogen, Auctioneer, viii sell
to-day at 8 a. m, AT public auction. ID
machines. Bonaz. Wheeler & Wilson, Sing
er, etc; tables; one electric motor. shaft
ings. etc, at B13 Canal-st., BY order OF Abe
Ereeman, Attorney for MortEagee
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Ocean Steamers.
LIME.
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TlREAsURY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF

Ergrnving and Printing. Washington. .. c.. June 8
1901 called proposals received al this oldce until
p m Monday, june 90 1904 Tor furnishing single
cylinder metallic Washing Machines
Blank forms for proposals. and further information
furnished application NAL H. MEREDITH. Director
Of
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRIC1HA--6OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and eX-
changed. GEO. B. EDDY. SOB Madison-st.
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Dividend Notices.

iclSAA GRAPHoPHoNE co.
g tie co,-.,, ~ ONE PER CENT CNO. 25
Company ~ stock q the American Crapbo-
yuns j lso1l es paid jane Is 70 stocEholders of
81 n - 9taer q the Directors.
-DNAiSD D. EASTON. President.
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HOCSEWORK. General houseWoriz, ~
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BUREAU To-5 Shave.
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COOK--Swedishs 6rst class mas most *
cellent reference: private family city o.
country. FINLAND BUREAU. Los 81.
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COOK--First class, s35 10 S4Os brothaF e
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SWISS in private family. alone OF togathaE
Care OF Nine. Parver. 84y sth-Eve
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HOuSEWORK.-Au American woman FOR
general homework or care Tor an Invalid
= W.. BOX 9S 263 West 125th-st
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PEW.

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TAIN, ~ Pacihc-st-. Brooklyn
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

SIT, BaRlfEOll ME8''S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
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supplied. also mane EiuE housekeepers, ma
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MANUFACTURERS o. billiard ana pool
tables: high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest priceR MARK BROS. % UnIon
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COOK and IAAUNDREss-A adv wfah~-
70 place her cook and laundresss WfIllnTs
city or country; disengaged Juna z. wet
S2d-st-
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Trust Companies.
TIE EQUITABLE
TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
CapitaI, SS,OOO.OOO Is Nassau Street
Surplus, 100000 Equitable Building.

Financial Meetings.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
AMALGAMATED COPPER COMPANY.
VHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
\ holders OF this Company will June 9th, 1904
oclocz in this Office Of the Com
psny County National Bank Building Nos. 243
Washington Street, Jersey CITY, N J. (oice Of
fhe New Jersey Corporations Ageucy for this purpose
electng Board OF Directors and for the transaction
business lawfully before the
meeting.
sey be voted which has been transferred
on the OF the Company within twenty days next
preceding this election.
Dated Nay 9th. 1904
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DREssMARING AND MILLINERY.
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tfsemenrs received 80 the following branch
Cfilces at regular Office rates until ciCcE
y. M. viz 25t shave. s. e. cor .t1-sC.s
i53 Gth-ave-. cor. 12th-st. 81 East 14.h-st.:
PSI West 42d-st.. between flh and Sth avea
aGS West l25tn-st. I. VS. 3d-ave. between
roth and 1Tth sts J. 01G 2d-ave-. near G1st-
ST. T0S Ist-aVe. near s3th-st fI1 Eass
125ta st.; &c Trenont-ave.. $50 So ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03

CARETAKEFL-Trll couple want
to take care OF private house Tor sum
mers husband Is employed as letter car
rier. SWOLFS. 81 East 7GLh-sL
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-12-08
.LOVfSICK SWAIN
LOSES HIS COAT
Man WhoFeianed the Jimjams
Appropriated His Evening
Apparel


Emil c.. Beverly, who took chloroform
in front of the residence Of a young wom-
an with whom he was Smitten, was dis
charged from the city hospital yester-
day.
Before he was released from the institu-
tion Jerry Congdon, who occupied a bed
In the same ward, took French leave and
Beverly's coat and hat.
Beverly was apprehended by police
man when he was attempting to swallow
the deadly drug after being refused ad-
mission to the house of the young woman
at Nineteenth avenue south and Sixth
street.
man and locked up in the central police
station on the charge of drunkenness
He feigned. a hard case of the jimjams,
butted his head against the bars OF the
cell and smashed the gratings with his
hands. He saw all sorts of things and
was taken to the city hospital in the CEN
trail patrol wagon and his wounds were
attended to by the surgeons.
He was then placed in the same room
in which Beverly was being cared for
He quieted. down and in the early hours
of the morning appropriated the coat and
hat belonging to his sleeping companion
and fitted away. He is well known to
the police and the prospects are that ne
Will have to answer to a charge OF lar-
ceny as well as one of drunkenness.
This is not the first time that Congdon
has been arrested, for intoxication and
feigned the jimjams. He is tractable
when the policeman corrals him, but when
he is in the cell he is violent Tuesday
night he saw all sorts of airships and
central station, and he battered the bars
of his cell in a furious manner. When
taken to the city hospital he was quiet
and watching for a chance to escape.