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8E LECTIO y SI FROM THE MAIL.
THE TRIBUNE IN THE CAMPAIGN.
RIGHT FROM VHV. l?hr.lNNlNO TO THK END. AND
A BOItACa AND Ut'IPK.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: I. bob.? one of a greet majority of the 70,
(XlO.Oiin people of thi? country, have tnken an earnest
interest in what has been said within my tu'iirtng,
also In reading what has appeared In the newspa?
pers concerning the position of each political party ]
touching tbe paramount wetfaUTe aod material Inter- ?
est of a vast plurality of the p.-ople. I fed sure that
I am within th?- limit?? of truth In saying thai no one
could have felt s more ?tSrvenl desire to el minate
the good advie?? from the ba?l and misleading ad?
vice than 1 durimi the campaign which bas re?
sulted In the eh -lion of William McKinley as Presi?
dent and darre ? A. Hoh.in as VIce-Presldent of
the t*nit?d State?, c* uph-d with a Congreaa toot will
act In concert with th? two executive officers in car?
rying into operation all that Will most directly and
essentially redound to th?? equitable lotetest of the
whole people of our country.
. 1 am thoroughly acquainted with the fact that
nad it not been for the timely advice, unsparing and
constant effective works an.I acts of a lar??* per cent
of those who had been Dem?crata, the defeat of the
Republican party might have occurred, and if it
ha?' I believe it would have workeil disaster that a
groat majority of the people coni.I not have borne
without prostrating them t?> ? degree that would
have ?an?, d s? \ ? r?? suff? ring.
The Tribune has b.-.n my guide and solace through
the political canvas?, and meritorious campaign
which has lust ended. The Tribune was elwaVB
rlghr from the beginning, continuously, to tin? con?
summation of th- most providential political vic?
tories ever achieved In tris country, for the tro.?
benefit and lasting interest of its people
New-York, Mar?1?, a, 1897, I?. X. ST ? ????.
A lesson PROM THK INAUGURATION.
tBaTPSJeUCAM IKSTTTVTlOIfe BUPEWOn TO .thai.
O?8IKS OS I/>i"AT. <*ONKI.H*T**.
To the Kiiitor of The Tribone.
Sir: At the Chicago Exposition in ISM 1 was with
a friend who was an oftlcer ir. the English Army
discussing tbe various features of the great ex?
hibit, when the question was ashed him: ' Wli't
<lo you think the BBOSl impressive part of the ex?
hibition?" to which h? promptly answered! "Th.?
vast crowds of Soilrhan people, who bave com??
from all perte of the T'nlte.l States BOd must be
a fair aver.?"?? ?>r the inanposlllon of ;his great
Nation, and all ??peaking English.** It would worn
that a foreigner's \ lew of the receoi political events
In thiseoontl*) should be of ? naturo similar to that
of my Baalish friend coneernlni the imposition.
Wa have psssed through s canvass as exciting
a? the wot ? has evei seen, In whleh about thir?
teen BBilltona of men were engaged, nearly eejnally
divided on nui?? .?! ?aoesttona so eeoentlally dif?
ferent as to .-if*"?ir.l no ground for -onipromis.?. Wo
have seen a p> iceful election, the result of which
has been met by the cheerful acquiescence of the
defeated party, which has as cheerfully assisted
In the installation of the m wiy elected officers in
the presence of hundreds of thousands ol people
from ail parts of our fair land, including many
militar) and civic organis?t tona, who volunteered
nt their own expense to attend the Inauguration
ceremonies, with no motive but to nsahe a patriotic
display ori the occasion Al the same time. It has
liQt bain foni?! ri.? ?>>,??\.all out a single soldier
to preserve the peace or do guard duty, although
the change in our Government b'?s been as Im?
portant as the overthrow of many a dynasty.
Foreign observers may to-day see the Government
of the gre;,? Republic Steadily moving along In Its
Coaatttutlona! waj in all its majesty and power as
though nothing bad happened. Thus It is proved
that our npuhlican institutions are superior In
their Influence on our people to any jealousies or
loe;,] conflicts of opinion, arid the American etti/c;?,
feel? that his country is prouder and strong?- to?
day rimor.c th? world's nailona han ever before.
Buch is the lesson of our lasl Presidential election
and Inauguration. OLIN SCOTT.
Benalngton, Vt.. March <"?. HBJ.
e
HE THINKS MORE BRIDGE! NECESSARY
To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: The appearance Si the New East River
Bridge Will BOI Of M ?Och importance as KB
utility. "?." in an article in ?Saturday'a Tribune,
seems to be afraid that II Will be a home'y bridge
Meet person* would aas before crossing It: Is it a
safe bridge? If he doee not Ilk?? the looks of It
when it Is built, be need not look at it. as he can
cross over the Easi River by taking the Brooklyn
Bridge. There has been much said and written
about rapid trai sit The o,i:<*stion can be easily
solved Let there be sufficient communication
acros?' the East River, by bridges in th- northern
p.irt of ihe cltj and there will be no congestion of
travel at the Brooklyn Bride? Now. t?.-ir.y per
Kon? travel two or three miles on one ?nie of the
riv- in?! as much more on the other side, to a
noint opposite to where they started, when a dis?
tance of ball ? mil? In a direct line across the
river would bring them to where they wish to go
Another brldg? ?? two would divide the travel and
thereby preven! the crowd at the Brookljr^Bridge.
New-LebonOn, March t, VKtt.
- a
BETTER INSTKi'TION T?EMANPED.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: There is now before the T.aw Committee of
the Board of Aldermen sn ordinance to further
empower the Commissioner of Publie Works to
have a better and more Botlsfoctory Inspection of
th?- work don?? by plumbers when removing the
Burfsce of our pavements to make pipe con
ncctons, ete. This measure Is so far-reaching and
Important for the public good that we would re?
spectfully ask that yo? give th. matter space in
your columns.
Nearly aJOO ?? rmits ar?? Issued BOOh year to
plumbers to open and dig up the streets and pave?
ments, and without sny inspection on tho part of
the- Commissioner of Publl?? Works, who thus can
have no aocorate Information regarding the char?
acter of the work being done. Aside from plumb, rs
no other person i>r .corporate body of persons are
thus privileged, without thorough inspection, as
regards th.? character of the work ?lone, by a duly
authorized Inspector from the l?.-p.irtmen? of
Public Work", the expense for said Inspection b? -
lng charged to th. pen ? taking out the permit.
It is an absolute fact that plumbers arc? con?
stantly violating the rules laid down by ihe De?
partment of rubli?? Work-; continued lack of super?
vision has engendered continued and Increased
carelessness, thus causing great friction between
them and the Deportment, as well as an ever?
growing menace to the health, lives and comfort of
citizens.
Below ISO surface o? our ?streets is an Immens?
Iribyr.nth cf conduits and pipes, among which may
occur ut any mottetti ????? BeriOUi ? xplos! >r:,
started by electri? or gas connections. All this
makes it the m ?? ?? t-esaary that the ordinance wu
refer u? should ??? paased.
What it)?? Commissioner needs to know \? not .-??
much that a b nd foi ? urity has been filed (there
Is now owing to the city ovei $700,000 by different
companies on tin?? account), but who is responsible
for any domase that may b. paused through f.ill
ure to proper!) restore rh?? s tree I and pavement to
their original good condition. The plumber la con?
tinually denying his liability and lb continually
losing valuabl? time, which would be aaved in a
ftreat meaaure if this ordinance wer.? to become ?
aw. Tjie wii i|.? Byatera at present Is wrong from
the bottom up and a detriment lo hones; labor ;?*?
well as t.. every bous? hold? r, taxpayer and to everj
plumber who rea I desire? to do honest work for
fair pay. Thla propos, o ordinance Will also act aa
an Incentive to the plumber r?. complete bla work
as quickly aa posalbli In order thai he may gel bla
release, thua doing away with all unnecessary de?
lay In putting the p.iv.nt and street In its Orig?
inal good condir ion. J. C l'l'Ml'EI.I.Y,
?Secretary <".ty Improvement .Society
New-York, March I, IHR.
RISF OF t\ ITALIAN BOOTBLACK.
Among the fir-r letters o-f eotiaratuJatioa which
William McKinley received aft.-r his nomination at
St. Louis ?ras ODS tt'-ni William INilltz, an Italian
bootblack, living at N... 31 ? "i osby-st. I'olltz r??
oatved as autograph letter nom Mr. McKinley soon
afterw.-w'i. thanking him for the congrataie
tlons. No sooner had th? National election taken
place than Polita ?agata wrote to Mr. McKinley,
asking foi permission to .-hine shoes at the White
House. PoHtS baa received t,o answer to that let?
ter, but hi- ardent Republicanism has be-ea re
Warde?! With I ?*tdfC* rri 'hi I ?Islrbt-Altorney's
SaBoo, where he la now ?jetting ??. ? ?lay for ?Mttag
as int'-rpi? t. r and in BnoHnsj wKsessss and collect
lug fvid? m >? in coses thai ara Iteiag prosecuted in
the Cuuit of General ?tesatone Polita was in th??
Coroner* offici ene daj ?recently with his boot?
black's outt.r, when Coroner bobbi happened to
?seed an interpreter. No regular interpreter could
be ?found I?? the ?building, .?nd Poilts was called on
Assistant Dlatrlet-Attornet Bell wa In the Cor?
oner's ? oun a th? time, md, becomins lmpress*d
With Polit, ? ability tor such work, got him th.?
sises which he now ha?, PoMta says now that he
la going to lake Op th?? study of law, and hop? s
eom<? tit. c t.. biii.in? ar. Assistant Instrlct-Attui
ney. He is twenty-seven years old, and is ihe R?.
publicar, captain of the Tenth Election lustrici of
the Vlth Assembly District. Il?? ?am.? to America
In 1ST??, and ? ? gar shining shoes, loon he bought
a barber shop, and when Cleveland was elect,?.] m
liSflj be owned thi*et barber -hops and hod ?USO in
cash. ii< had stabled ail this on Republicanism
and loM. He bogan over again as a boot block.
PLANS FOR THE y.oo SANCTIONED.
The l'ari.? Commissioners has? rives their sanc?
tion to the plana of the EoofogkHl ?Society for th??
sstshtishmenl <f t!i< Eoologi rslOorden in the ?south?
ern porti? ? ef ,;:- Brons ?Pork, end they hsve u
ssssod their Intontiss legfva sll posolbieeM to th.
ssesetj in a work intentled for tjie entertainment
of the public, ;,nil particularly for the dellr'ht of
the rising gqasrstton. The following la the resolu?
tion pSaSSSi ?by ih?? Turk Hoard:
MssoivoS, That the ?Board approves of the d.ti ?
nstlon of the souihern portion of Bronx unrk as a
suitable location for the Zooloerlonl Osr.lcn. ana
that cnples of the letters of Februnry 4 and II from
the Zoological Society, together wlih memorandum
of prono????! agreement. l>e referred to the Corpora?
tion Counsel, with the request thai ho Inforni, tn?
Hoard whether. In his opinion, the Interest! Of tin?
city are properly protected.
TRACTION COMPANY'S HEARING.
OPPOSITION TO THE PROPOSE!. BTBTW motivi:
POWER WITHDEAWM.
Tho Hoard of Stnt?? Railroad CoMmisston? r- yes?
terday resumed the hearing of Ihe ippUcstlon of
the Metropolitan Street Railway Company to sub?
stituto the uuderground trolley system for other
motive power on the leas.il ItttOS In Slxtli-ivc.
BightB-eve., peti ot Ninth-eve. and on tn? Beil
Line. The application was opposed on Wedn?ESday
by \v. M. Page, Jr. on b?haif .if the Thlrd-avo
company. David l.eveniritt. who represented the
Eighth-me. property-owneri who want the new
system, sddressed the CoMMissten. He Mid that
If Blghth-ave. was Mglected and the Uns turned
from Kirty-nlnth-st. into BtZth?Ove it would he
very detrimental to the boslneM Intereets of
Blghtb-ava.
"We want a continuous Uni slong Blghth-ave.,"
SOU Mr. I.evetitriit.
"That is the vry application we have made."
s:ii<l John M. Bcrlhner, who repreeenti Ihe Metro?
politan company.
"Well, then, we want to have the whole route
changed si one end the sun.? tima We doo'l want
Blghth-sve. to ?? r the change of motive power si
some future tin,?.?."
Mr. Levsntrltt then formally presented the peti?
tion of the association' asking thai Blghth-ave. be
included in the plan "We wan! the Metropolitan
Traction Company," he ?ski, "to begin ,.t both ends
of Blghth-ave. at th?? mom time ? thai tbe work
of building the underground trolley should go on
continuously until it is finished."
Mr. Bcrlbner seid that when sod where he luir?n
the ?oik was s inetterBfor the Commissioner of
Public Works to il? termine.
Mr. Paos here announced thai the railroad! he
represented had withdrawn sil opposition to the
character <>f lbs motive power t<> be used, "We
.1?. thli iift.-r beatine Chief Engineer Pearson ?
testimony yesterday," he said,
W. C. Trull, who appeared foi tl ? objecting prop
erty-owneri of Tentn-ave. and Nlnth-sve., .- iw
ther? was ? better aystem than the one proposed
to b?? Introduced. "The open-?lotted conduit ?ys
tem which It Is proposed to Introduce li detri
menisl t.? public heslth. The Boord of lleslth In
Washington, where it li in operation, hai objected
to II," he said.
Chief Engineer I*, arson, of the M< IropoHtan trac?
tion Company, said thai Ihe cloeed-sl tied conduit
was Inferior to the open-slotted conduit. "There
Is no illffloulty whatever,' hs said, "in keeping the
open-slotted conduit system clean "
William A. Barttatt, of No i"7 West Nlnety
elghth-iL, testified that he had colled upon the
secretsries of Hi?? Park Board snd th? Board ol
Electrical Control ?.nd the clerk of the Common
Council, all of whom had Informed him thai the
Metropolitan Traction Company had made no ap?
plication for a change of motive power tu these
Hoards.
Mr 'trilli ni this point said that under the term?
of the Cenerai Railroad law there wo? no corpori -
tion applying .'or th? grant, snd, cons? tuently, the
Commission could noi grant the application. Mr.
Page then offered aa evidence the lease? under
which the Metropoliten Traction operates the
Broadway and Seventh-sve. lines and the Bleecker
st. line.
"There Is no provision In these leases nufhorlzlnrt
the Metropolitan Traction Company to apply for a
change of motive power, although Mr. Whit
?tateo th"re was yeeterday," ssld Mr. Pi
Mr. Scribner her??? asked thai th" proceedings be
closed, "it ?eemi to me." he said. ? that the only
question which the Commission ha? to decide '?
whether It hi sdvlssble or not thsl thli change
should he made from horse-power to electricity.
The objection to electricity as a motive powi r has
been withdrawn." Mr. Trull opp? ted Sir. S ?
ner'i motion ind asked for an lajournmenl for ?
week to Rive him an opportunity to \i?it Washing?
ton and inspect the electric system there.
Chairman t'hapln lure said that.. If it was acces?
sary, the Commission would risii Washington and
Inspect the system In thai city.
"Th?? hearing i.? Closed now." lie added, "as far
?a regards the takln?; of evident*, r?f .ours??, both
Kid.? can sum up formally and present briefs."
Ad.louriim?nt wsi tak? u until next Wednesday,
HENRY CLEWs ON MONET A \l> THE TARIFF.
Henry clews made the following statement yes
lerday: "Mr. McKinley, our new Presidi nt, favori
a revision, but not revolution, of the tariff, ani
rcmodeiiinp the currency, without diminishing it.
He does not propose taking the Qovernroenl o:t
of the bonking business, but does propose taking
the currency revision out of politic? by placing It
in the hands of a commission, to be comp>. ed Ol
up-to-date business men. Irrespective of party
politics. Taking the r.ovcrnment out of the bank?
Ine; business,' 'the endlesr chain.' 'the greenback!
must ko' und phrases of thru kind ihoutd now be
considered as having gone down with the general
wreck of ihe party which originated them One ol
to.? b.-st and most reassuring utterances of Presi?
dent McKinley ?n hi.? inaugural Address Is this
sentence: 'The value of sliver s ready coined ?? t??
be coined must b. kept at par with gold by every
resource a' oui command. The credit ol the Qov?
ernmenl and the Integrity ol Hi obligation) ?
be preserved.' If Mr. Cleveland had made a simi?
lar statement In his inaugural address four years
auro, this country would hay. been saved from lev- !
??ral disastrous motley panici which ; ?<?? pia?
during his term."
Jnoirnction.
For Young Ladles?City.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR MRU
?307 G???1? AVENUE. COLLEUE PREPARATION
ItKV. DR. and Mrs. CHAS. ? O A RONER Pi .?.? .?.als.
???1? MIsSE? ELY'S SCHOOL POR O?RLO,
1 RIVERSIDE DRIVE,
ant h and Miih Streets New-Yerk.
rrn
E VELTIN SCHOOL POR GITI.H
PIREPROOP SCHOOL BITILDINO,
ico and 1CJ wirsr :nn bt
COLLEOE PREPARATIOM.
For Boys an?1 Youn-t Men?City.
Columbia in.-titcte. 27?? \v. 72D-*T, Oolleslat?
Preparatory. Primary Department?, Opti il M litary
Drill, i'laxitratind. Gymnasium, Hoi Lunche n Hosrdert,
EDWIN KOWLER, M. D.. a I'... Pr IpaL
For Both Sexes -City.
BEREIT/" SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
-Madison Square <2.'>(!i-?t. and Broadway).
: li Court it.. Brooklyn, md ????..?? prlr* pal Amert?. an!
Eurap cititi Tonn I?? gin.? now.
-
For Boys and ?.???? Men Country.
FAIRPIKLD ACADEMY HOME SCHOOL POH BOTI
Pits f-.r boelneei of college; 60 mil?? .'? re N'ew-Torlc
FRA .Ml.'- |1 HP.EWKI. ? M fra,.. G.??,??'-?. l'r.n.
MAPLEWOOD IKST., Concordvl'.le. Pa. *x>l per vnr.
A ssecessfal school. On? "f the besl to in'. ? \
enerar to wake up boys t?, tin- duties <,r ??'. ?. ?.,., ;
hlhited May? prepare? f"i beai l?ese? Under IS
yeata. ?is?. Location beautiful, elevated .ml heallby.
J BHORTLIDOE (Tale), A, M Pi n '
ROCKLAND INSTITUTE. Nyaek on-Hudaon, N Y ?
Personal tauMraettoa; partleulsr training; ep?eisi rara;
?very tene).er a veteran, cap?. .1. WILSON, a. ?,j Prin!
ST. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL, "1X0 BINO ?~T
An Ideal ?ehnnl. Preparation foi ? Ilei ,? ?.,,) RiulriaW
HENRY J. I.VAI.I. ari KMII. MENDEL ?. A..Principals
?
HE IT.l'.K-K?.t. MILITARY ACADEMY ?- ?
N. Y? Md year. Send foi Uli] (rated , ,? ? ..,?
Col. l/>t'is H. ORLEMAN ?Tin.
For Yoiin? Ladies*-Country.
ma CAMBRIDOE s'1 HOOL
JL A ?elevi school for ko!?. Comforts of nome.
Mr. ARTHUR GII.M \ N M? Il - ?Intel '
CAMBRIDOE, MASS
School 1Aqnuir9.
? MERICAN AND rTREION II..VI'l.j:- %tiKM .
/a. ?apelle? Profesaors, Traeh?n Tutors. ???? rn.-sies
tre. to Collaarea, Seh. Is o. : f.,?? Iles Appi* lo
Mrs. M. J YOUNO-FULTON i'.t l?a ?. Square.
Dancing G?Ijoole.
VLENANDEH MACQREOOR Mendelt hn 1
IM W?t litri St
S'rictiy private ;,.. inas ?nd priva ?? class. ? Ireulars.
?Tun |3io?rrtn Sor Gale.
OFFICE OF THE
MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN COMPANYa
tii A VOTI <>i?' THE BTOCKHOLDEH1 Ol THIS
COMPANY THE HOARD OP DIRE? ? ? ?KM ? o- ? , u ] j.
.-??.? oli LEASE G?? I HI? Ml-?.s KNOWN ita' Tilt;
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, m ?M l'YINU l'ili ? :? '
TIRE BLOCK SITUATED BETWEEN MADIi?gN K\L?
4TH AVES jm?i AND ^7'IH Si'?., IN Till CITY ? ,
NEW YORK; THE MAMPON AVENUE KR?NT M\i
HE XEOOTIATED POR SEPARATELI PROIOMITIONM
POR l'I IO HAM. OR LEASE SHOULD HE M ? I
IHK PRESIDENT ?'G THE COMI? A NI ,\t THE EX
E'lTIVE OPPICE, MADIFON AVE. AM- 2??? IT
WHERE INFORMATION WILL BE PURNISHED ??
DESIRED: TDK l'Ini KC'I'V CAN ALSO BE IV
BI'ECTED ON APPLICATION TO THE EXECUTIVE
OFFICE.
,. , .. IM?. ?TI ULI?*. Prral.lent.
Ve?,? York, Mar.', g if?.,7.
l.'l WKfVC OOTI1 BT.-I>*Ori WAI.BJ,
An ernasflflly attrsettr? il ata M ',??? m ?Mrs
?1" ?, Is A! . rder, in?t 11 >??? : : imi . a,.
med?ate uocupjaey; rstraaee eireei; ?: ? ??,.,,
reairteted atralnal ?.,??,,,.?- md nulaai. ???..? .( e,?'
lee?! I, o,rtl.?. ?? ?|? U'SBI SMk I - ?ri % IMD4MI
lerins ?a suit. Apply <.n premise? ?? t.
J. HUMAINE . .tO.VS j Co., M ('???nil.us Avenue.
IG BAROAIN ?. ? ?~
J ?t., near l'.rK Mlh , ,..,
late. STEVENS. Md : ? .. ?. . ... '
?
REAL E.STATE.
FEW SALES AT PRIVATE CONTRACT. AND
BUBlNaBM LIOHT IN THE Al'C
TION ROOMS.
There were comparatively few sales at private
contract yesterday, and several which were reported
t.. b?? ereil ander way had nrit been closed yet. It SOS
rumored that a block front In Manhatt.in-rive.. be
tweon Oii.-hun.lr. ?l-and-flrst-st. and One-hundr???!
aad-.-??ond-si.. bad been sold to an Inventor, but
no details of the tra r: sa?*! Ion could he learned.
.lohn .1. ? Ian. y ha ; sold a plot on the south side of
Weal ??n.-hiiridr.d-.ind-thlrt.-:ith-sl . HO 1-fOt west
of the Grand Boulevard, to .ludion Lowson, for lm
iiie.ii.n?? Imprnvcm? st, M __
st. m ? ,?. k.-on have sold to R Werter, Nos. r?.
rs .m ? :M Weal l-'i)iirth-st.. plot 0?".xS.V
Charlea nrlfflth Mo-s has ?old far Eoren ?. Hn<*
to ? Kaufman the plot on the southeast corner of
<?n. -hund? ed-and ?eUfhtleth-ot. and Kln?gabridge
Road, -?'?SxK ixi'.\*l 'V and has IWBOM the same to
Ma\ Marx at sn advance.
glawson A llobbs have s"l<l for Mrs. Inaac Van
Bonsel 10 a Mr Thomas No. 12? West Nln-ty-flrst
Bt . a G???'-st.irv limestone ami brl.rk ?ipnrtment
house, lltxStaim,
ib ?n'ge It It.-nl was the broker In the sale by
Mr Mo? re tu Mandelbaum & l.ewlnr or the foitr
Btory brick business building at No. ? John-st.. on
a plot ZS..: ?'? ? r front by ? feel deep, The price was
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
The following ??reels were said yesterday at auc?
tion at No. Ill I'.ri adway:
Mv Peter I?' Mey? r fl Co., foreclosure sale. Fourth
Bt, south sld??. ME feel west of Avenue H. I'nlonport,
?0x216, running through toThird-st, to Dietrich ?Beh?
p p . ? ?r .?:.."'?'.
By Peter F. Meier ?- Co., forecloeure sale, No. inn
Weal s.vr.v-third-.-!., north Bide, IM.I feel west of
Columbus-ave,, 11.0x100.5, fo:ir-st->r?.? and basement
brick dwelling, to W. M. Klngsland, plaintiff, for
$15 ???'.
Bj I'b'lip ?. Hrnvth. foreclosure sale, No. HS East
? ty-elghth-at., soutti sl?l<?, lVr?x>X?.2. three-story
and basemen) brownstone-front flat, to Mrs. Clara
L Us plaintiff, far ?Jli,0M.
BCAL BBTAT1 TKAXKFKIIS.
Id ave, ? > 1,130; ir? u?we to ? w Bonows.... ti
4"| ?. a ?-. ris.'"> it ?? of nth ..??, l!? ilx73 4; .lotin
?; M ??!!?. aad arlf? to U D ?irei-n. J
2 . ??. n. t.;?;:. ? hrlatlaa ?Srtet t.. Mary linei... l
2d ave, .V. l.'<!'?. muim IO sam??. 1
? I.??3: same to ?win??*. ?
2 I iva, ?. 1 .".;'.?. SS ??? ! I ?urne. 1
B2d si. ? I, Sf.S H W ol Id t\e. BDSTT.S; ?aine tO
?-.*>... 1
Sii ..\ ?. s W (Miner 141?! ?, 24.11x100; Margaret
Lew? t.. George W Pearaoo. 1
8th ava, a a, -'...il ?t s . f lOOtb st. 22xl?-o, jHtn?.??
O'Tool? and elf? to Cltj Trust Safe Dcpoail end
Surety ?'.an'ian. . . 1
Klm ibridar? K ad, ?. e ?soroer IM-t-st. 2r,.#lxs?> \x
L-.'.\7.".. l'.-an II T IflgStna le Thalia We?t<t>tt. . . 1
I, ? a, 100 ft w of ?/?? oa ave, Igte 100.11,"
?.? ??'??rund and wife t> Oloaasoe A Adim. 100
Lottos ive, m s. ??? ?? ft s of l.'iith-at. 54x7?*?;
M .nie Levy ead wife t> Raphael nanzi*er. 47.2.?
ll'.'tli sr, ? r. 14.1 tl ? ..f Park ave, .'tax 100.11 :
Sarah B AA?eraon al al t.. ?ocos l^.w?nfeid
and another . ll.OfW
llSth ?t, ri S, ITO ft e ..f 1st ?ve. ??'.????; Ann
II? ? Ijr to Elton McCOftney . 1
Sd-ave, ? w comer iTSth-at, l<*.lsrBB.l<ta*<?OT?
David Leventrltt, referee, to gbnoa Ad>r and
another . tSt
I ??, ? ?. ?TM ft e Of Marlon ave, Sta
iaa.*>x3nsl9S.S; William Wil<?.n t.. Jnne Wilson. l.OUO
24tl -r ? ?? 203 West; t hn ?? Korrla nnl wife to
? :? n Oreea. 1
81 -: fie 238 and 240 East; .inn??? ? klcMtllla
lo the n toi ? ? Of I Bun !i "f the In?- ????? -n.
Cltjr of New-Tort . MJ0B
;:!?? ? \?. r.'::?? and '.'i'? Rast; ?p.??> J i?'.i<*k and
wife to Jamei A McMltltn. 3...50O
set) t, ? ? is i\*e?t; ?.<- rn,? Bdgar et ai to Mary
T H? k?vher . 1
'?? ?. s s. 27." ft v. ..f Mb IV?, lhxlO0.ll; Kl
ward V. M. ? ?11. referee, to William H H?-ed. Jr. ?S.O?O
? n. 2 BMp ??tate ef Raraey u>??
? r-: J? ml? t. ItusflTave to Hubert m aettaray
?? ; . ?
Bams : ropertjr; Frederick s T.-iilmadg*. inHvidu
allrr and admlalairaior, to r-ani?. l
181*1 it, * a, "". il W ..f \Vn.lp?-nrth ave. ? ?
.r. Arthur Bweeaajr, r?f.?re?, to Hyman
and Henry Bona... urw?
WaiTfll st, So Mi Irvine S.ivlnRi InstPiitlon to
?he Irvine N'atlonal Hink of New York. 1
li t. No WM U?-?. M ir.? I. Sim fl ani wif? to
John -. l
?- ? SS1 ..? ft e of Mh-ave. !S.Ssl0OJ; Bios
Bid .- Farley, referee, le Philip I >"n?.hii<?. 4.300
? r l.t'.'th ?t. S.lSfT; .Isrrej V
' '. ..? A! ??? I. Kindt . 2??
Son. proparti Frank Van Pelt and wlf? la >nr.* 1
w ?. 7.". ft ? ..f i."tii av rtt'x.?.?.' ?? Wake
i-li: ? ithrrln? MalsewtOll to Ar.drew Plllr.sky
.?.. 1
. ? SS, min Of ??'.????? tvimurn
23x100; Mary .smith io FMwaM J
? ? nn . too
\ . &| Weal; I'.-itharln? COyle t> OeerR?*
Kraua :,r>.\ another. 27 no?)
1 I, ?"?" ? ? Ol Ib'Jrh ? 2.',x7.?.; Ml-hele
I.,i'r ? ?Uhi wife '?? StlC 1(. ?????. J
?. w s. 2G?..? ft ? of ie"th-?t. 2.'.x7.*i,
?liar!? ? Fn ind to Carolin? Freund. ?,???
J. ?- ?? ? p ..f u*stfh??'?*r T?rraee, 2i;h
Ward; William Mar aa aad wife lai1 Ama Mar
rus . 1
B9d *?. ? ?. L"*?. fr m ? ' Till ave. IfhrM.S' Win?' ?w
? ? S n ni? M McKetiler. ..... 1
-?.-,??? -i. j s ::?-? f? w nf ??????G?? I-'erk \s<-*\. Ma
102.2: Fi Ieri \ Q Berma ani wlf? to Btas>
belh h ?Tart. so.noo
Va . ! .-n ?t. No ?'-'?; .t-din A ? 1er, referee, te ?h?
? tor, err ef Trinity Cbureh, cltv ef ?.?
Tort. 13.?w?
1 ? - ?3? nr,.| 123 tVeali ir.ratlo ? ru*h
iiid V.-.1- to Burrett A ni?lnnan. 1?0
5?' ave, ? ?, 22.2 ? nf Mlb M, SSsllfi; Susan O
Turner I" Mlehael .1 N'.-oiRliten . 100
.'?tl ?v. No l.nal: MOM property ai Al?ov#;
Mid lei J ? ? ? I ' on t' ti.rr???? H H? m. rnlev. ... I-VI
??'.? ?. ?. r.rner 112th st, 23.S?7,".. <?|??|-?:?-?
r.? Mary BrW. 1
? ?? ?. ? . ITS Basi Rllae Meyer t.-. ?Sophie May. 1
Ko 1,233; Ferdinand ite!n>*rt t?? Omega
Outtmff ard wife. 7.W>
. . \ r. ?> ? t?.??? .'"??:. st, JB.BaTB.S; <'hrl?rlan
ml wife to Ad ? Iph M?ller. 3?.?>??
?.'? '.? ..???, w s. IM ft ?. north boaadsry line.
land of 1,'An 0 Morris, 23it01Jix38arSSlt; Ida
i .t? !.. Uttm ? l?ele).er . 1,100
? are, e ?, S, fr ? of 17lv st, i'.xt'.'x?." ix
!?:7: Cornelius S L'oaklta and wife to Theo
R ehrs . inn
t. No I'd West; Warr?-r Van NOfOcfl et ?1,
Il re, ?te, lo Ar.n Melvts et al. 1.',,?V?0
Extra ?" ? ??. east ?nier l.?t*?f, 6*?.8?2.".?01.1?>?
?.?.". IO; Pelhuel 'r Barnea and wife to M<.?e?i I?
' : me?, on? eighth pa?t. 1
HiKlson-st, Noi 530 ?vid ?'?--. sad So M tv.-t
|Otl ??. ! Id ? ? Km. M al to Fatnnei O?
. 1
tUEOOROsTO MOHTOAGKS.
r, I. BS, end wife t" th?? M -tint M rrla
, ' ? .?? Bulldlpa aad l>'?.n Aaaoelatlea.
v. ?' lai ive. i."?o ft ? "f ? boondary line land
of Lewis '; Monis, instalment? . $4...<x?
, liai il 'r. ui.J wife lo Arthur E Brow??,
.?! at. . p ?-?! .,-??. 00.11 ft ? Of 124111 at. 1 yuar. 8<iO
Beverie. Ouatai B, et -U, to Annie y, M""?r. a ?
l'Uni :;>.2 .; ? ? ??? Avfiiu?? A; a!*?, ?s 12oth
- . . .f trenua A. I y.-ir. 8,0n0
?? m ,-?.?-?,;?.. Rebeco? K, (?? ?liarler. I?' Doepet, e a
Main il, ?* ft n "f land TbocRaa JmbOwb,
L":? Wir1, al???, lot 2. In Gotta** B"?'. Cit|
lali nd, adj ? I >r Wiiiinin ?SeoneM, 2
. 1,000
' Mo?. A, ? Ohn F Bteeree. n s IBSlb st.
???on? f. , .f .--..iiti.-in Boalevard, 7 mon tha. . i.r?oo
Edward i>. and wife ? CI ?tee l'feirr.
i! . 25.au ? of ?.???.?ti st, ? rear. ? ??? 2.'*<v?
}?? r?.??. . n. Ferdinand B, uni wife to M?vw V? rk
ng i, .,?, Banking (Company, n s isti, st,
ITS ft ? ol lOth ire, inatalments . 31.or?
.? ai t. Catberlm A Beatroiaa.
- im?l t-lace. 2.1" 4 ft ? at 107il? m. .'. raore :?.(*?)
Oorsch Arthur, tod artfa t. .Muy W Hoffman,
So ltd E - eisi st, G. reart. 20,000
hm? 10 Huero Uoracrh, ? a Blst-et, 7o ft e al
\,? ngton-are, t ????ar .?. ?,???
. . im Malls S n-, ?? h -l?t -???. ?I? fi ??
ol t/ '. resr . SSSB
and wife tn Ferdinand Reto? rt,
j era. SBBB
M . ? -. ?? li? r '*. ? ? J? in ? \<???!??\. No Bid w? ???
2lni ? ?? . . inaialmenta. l.r.00
iii-r.-r. Mi v, and ? : ? ? ? Oeorga M ?Smith et ai,
S ? io and 12 ??.',?.??? -? demand. MSB
lam? ? to 1 lili t Banda n? Intel??,_
? ? lotti BO " ? ?' >* inliniTnii ar?, rt r?ara IS.noo
Bam?? im?, as eieeutniS. etc. ?if ? I'? I I
-, , ??.:? .? -o '? ,. ..' Manhattan are, :i ??< ira.? ?;?.???
' K'llv. lames A, to \l? xan... r ?'..??t-?. (??? pfOp?
: . ?*'.-,0f?
W. to 1 ?? tor ? and Max ? ??.p>.
So "?'- -"-' Had ' v:. und Ko fia W??! lOth
at. 1 rear. ????
Krau ..,?..?. .? ,?,?? ? . cat;? nine Coyle. no
? ?? ? i" " t. a -.r? . 12.0SS
?. ? ? ? .. : ?\ iliiai'i l'irager !" Sara ?
H Arilersoi atxl ll-nrv s i^? on?. ?. s 11:?" I
11?. ? w of Park sve.' I jr< 1rs. o.o?j
!. ?.: \? ' . . ' ?' Mul iie.>n. X 1 278
IVcsl I27lh-et, 1 veal . 12,.'.iS?
Martha G ? Mai ? Watson ? ? aL
Burke, m a Hot M. ii7.:i
? ? ? r 11 ? ??". ? ? an . gasa
M y . ? ? ? ??? t ?:??- k. ? ?- '-> ?. ?
-.?? r ? : ' t ? .-'? ' ???'?. 2.'. ????
?' ? Bad ????? un II. ?? New
? ?jcmn IlstiKlnir ?' minnv. n r 32J
?? ?_?*?.. fi ?, ,.f 7ih .ve. In-italirien'K. 13 G?:??
M? : la ??,?..?. O? ?? r ind William G
, ,? ' . .? .???.?? la ??.. Emi
nt 1 "?'- Baofc, So 1? Uapanaed
??. 1 ?ear. H.on?
M Mary, ?a ih? Kmltraai Induatrlal t-.ivtn?s
Bank, p e. 77??? al, 214.li? fi u 1 f Svenne A,
1 rear . l.OUO
Mul ?Vili ":.. and wife tO Franz Kiist. e *
t-? an S3 '? ??' 20(1 rt, 3 ream. f\0oi>
MaU'i '? ?? ? ' ? .? r- ru ? bla wife, to Frer'ei ?. k
?? ilo ?re, s ? iii.-i M, i-I.? ft e ..f .'I! eve,
."? reara . 12 '?io
?? .-??? ??. Michael J. t?-? ,-n-an ?I Turner. .? ?
Btb ?ve. ?SB ?? ? ff Mth-et S ye?ra . B0.090
\ ? .? ? ?I ? f l*.?-i<rn*in an I Mar
I. .? ?? :. - 7 7rh ?t. ISO ft e ef Ava
I 11 ... .'.,000
N? Ferdinand and artfa io the Bank for lai
So ?. ?t, G. ?.?,?. IO,000
? li lerlrk, ani ?rifa lo Herman ?Jtin
? ?' X MS East 103th ft. ? <?^re. *!,<V?0
0 Michael ?!.! nife to Mary R liarli^hs.
? - 2*tl ? 13 ' ? of M (???, ? m nth?. 2.V1
Kan.?? . Tl ?.ir?as ll ??al?, ninr property. 1 v#>,ir. ] orni
. t::;.-? i'i\f,i- No .??? ?gaai 2oii o. 3
?eare. 12????>
li.? l'i ???. 1/uif t? Washington ll Tsytor, Noi
'.'7 and 2?? Rasi 27l " OMSa. 3.G??
:??. 1. :n. io i.i. . m Qraen. m * Le?ingtea u\i.
IO :? f, a of Sllh at, l<*a?e. B vear?. ?.OlSi
Preal r Sarah \. V. lo ?3>*\?land II I>od*??. n r
-1 -r. 100 fr ?- .f Amsterdam-ive. ?, vear? 2J 000
Rei I WH.11 II t. ;*re.??rlrk .1 Mlddlehrr?? !<.
s s BTiti at, tn t: ? ..f rentrai Park STml ;;
??'.,???
ecket !.- bold .?! al t.. ?I.o QrOaeOleh Sa.
Dank Wo ".'..) t.. 3H<> U'e?l Br .ad iva v. ?nd
.? . ,;i ? . .;- t?? aayeoa at, 1 year. IMOO
^r.mti Mail?? C, and huaSaed to Bsroh I. Horn,
? a .TTili t-t. 109 ft a of stl.-.i?.?? I year. 1,000
Blrlnaham Mary, rt al I?? Ann Harria loi on ???
Island, OlmSao, <. Ijolnlna land? ..f .1.1,? I.
? per, etc., 3 v*u? . l.?*Wi
? m?.? 1 \v ??, und wif?? to Thomas ? win
1 ? ? 1 1? i-m I? ii ? ? e unit I20t|i ?t, | jcar ?,u i,K|
:. H.-rrni?n and Mutui?-! Montar and tv:ve?i
???... ., Andrua, ?? ? .t Age's ava, 4t?.ii fi ?
of lit ' ?: . II.On.?
??. ? SI Min'?* nr. 71 IS fr ? ???
iiharn Boulevitud 3 >e?i? . Mono
?' Creebr. ?? Mteotris of
W rim. II ''.lv. ?t^.-mard, um? |.r|.?rty. I
? ?'?- . ??,???
J.il.n arni J?.!in \v T'i'ner and artesa ??
' Mean t-'? un. ?? ? 10(?!h ?t. 2<*?? ft ?
1 ? - ? rtwmaad 8,823
1 . .i.l I Lu ?v Hr?| ?rive? t?? Kdwaid
...,...a.??? auj aaoUter, ?xcluIo?a. ?Lo_ uf
Jullue Oberndorff. s s UMMh-it. 200 ft e of Co
lumbus eve, 8 year? . 20.000
Same to Murray and Hill. ? ? 101>?h St. 73 ft w of
Manhattan ave, demand . B.036
Walter. Frederick, snd wife to New York Build
in? Lean Banking Co., w ? Houthern R.iulevard,
2.'. ft ? of fenf.,1.1 ave. Instilment?. 3.1.0
BUILDING PLAN? FILED.
Dan? for ne? ?,alldem? end alteration were riled yes?
terday as follow?. ?
V.'W building? main office:
?IT t M ft. n S. IH fi m of le-xinftton eve. for a five.
?? iry brick ?nnex to Deaf Mute Institute, 41.4x
40.4. Bf the trustee? of the Institution f^r the
Improved Insli-uctl. ? of pcaf Mutes, owner;
Alfred 7.ncker. of No IM En.t 721 ?t, nrchlf.-t. ?i'.OoO
12th st. No? BBS and SM West, for a two ?tory
t.rlok factory. 6O.Sare.10, by story ? Gregory.
? f No .'17 West 47th st. own-r; M Llsslwrger ?V
San, lessees. ? ? Bulled, nf No 2?2 Greene
ave, iirookhn. arehltecl. ".?TOO
21d st. s ?. 171.4 ft e of 2.1 ave. for s six story
brl.k r.?< t-t v. MTaeaS, sie, by it-rhert L
Mason. 0( No Ml l'I?a'an' ave. owner. Neville
Ai Hi?r?. of NO 217 Weal 12.'ith st. arciiltect?.. . 30.000
lfitlth st, ? s. 17.'. fi e of 7th av??. far four four ]
story Srlck dwelling?. 12 ?tx.'.l.tl. by I^lth ,v I
Gl.-nn. of No IM ?Vest IMth st, owners: Neville
A fngfe. of No 217 W?t IMth ?t, architect? . 12,??,">
Altsratlos?:
12?;Hi ?'. g? s IM and BIO West, to ? three story
und u (ear-story, ???? tsro-etery rttirssVst,
l.rlc't clulhome, resistir?n? ar.d private dwell
Iti?, by KrederWk ?|?|????<??G, Of Belvedere House.
owner; Huso Kafka, of No r?*.? Nasa?? i>t. ?reol
tact . r..o?x)
Dark Row, No BY to a four ttory l.rlck and ?ton
store, by William Goldstone, of No 427 Hd
ave. owner; chirles Stegnaver, "f No rVXl East
M I ?(. ?rchl(e.-(. 700
Iltl.lson st, NO 3? ?4 to .Ti??, to ii .ne story l.rlck
t. ii-rhouse and ?.a? vault, by Cixpce-atlos Of
Trinity Church, owner?: Charlea C Hnlght. of
No in Brondsray, architert. lo.ooo
f.tn ave. No 1.M1, lo a one-etory frame dwelling;
Michael llucklev. of No 1..?1>? :.lli-nve. owner;
Neville ? ?..?????, ?f No 217 West 123th st, ar-hl
(??us . 2."
Elm ?t. No |M, lo ? ti??? etorj brlek building.
?is???! a? R d?po?ltorv hv Board of Education,
, it?, owner; d ?? .? Seyder, arcSlteci. ??*)
Lesinatoti ;,?.-. ?.rnei Both st, to a four story
hrlrk ?ehe, city, "???tt; ?' ? .1 Sr.vler. archi?
teli . 1.300
.'.st!, ?(, No 4?2 10 ?Ml Weo, o, ? f,,nr st.vv
Brick school, by same. ."..?MS?
2? ove. s ?r ?orner TSih-St, t" a four ?tory brick
t.-nement and store; John Me?enter, Of Item
sen ?t, Astoria. L nur Island, owner; I'reston ?
; e,man. of No 104 Main St, Attori?, L-ne; Isl
and. architect. Win
M ?t. No? tUPsJ and M Fast, ?? ? Ihr?? story uni
basement briet boarding t-ouse- Catherine W
ll.-kwllh. of No US West Md st, owner. ? W
H-rc-r. of Bill.? Hod??? arch Bert_ . 40O
Cannon st. NOs 11? ; nd 120 frssrt. to a |hr?e ?tory
l.rlck lenement: Allee I. Matter, of No 22?? West
IMth ?t. owner; li W Betner, of HiM? Room
?rchltn.-t . 2.300
unction Galea of Ural (Estate.
PHILIP A. SMYTH, Auctioneer.
BY ORDER EXECUTORS of DAVID HAI.l. EST.
ABftOEUTF. PALP. WITHOUT RESERVE
valuable property in
LOWER PART OF 22D WARD. ?. T. CITY, ON
8D. MORRIS, RIDER AND COLLEGE AVES ,
llOTH, 142D. 14.TD. 14??? AND LOWELL ST?.,
AND MOTT HAVEN CANAL. ON
TUESDAY, MARCH 16,
at 12 o'clock M., at Rs.il Est?t* Salesroom, 111 Broadway.
HARRT OVERINOTON. ESQ. FRANKLIN LYNCH
ESQ., AND D. ERNEST WALKER, kt D., EXE'U
TORS.
FRANCIS B. CHEDSEY. Esq.. Att'y.
Bo^k Maps from
HARRY OvnniNOTON. Atfy. 2.70? M ave. orn-r
144th ?t., or
G???.??' A. BMYTet, Aict'r. 1! PlO? St. Telephone
Cortlandt 1.710. Purveys with surtlgneer.
Unfnrnieljcb apartments ?To Cet.
SUPERB APARTMENTS.
(BETWEEN? 4??? AN!? ."/.TH BTI )
Bright, light, ?unny; latest sanitary heating, plumhtng
? nd ventilation. Eniranc* ? Buckingham Hot-; hv G?
vete Fireproof Bridge. For particulars apply tj Superin?
tendent, en premier?.
IjtOR HUNT" Apartments, unfurnished, furnlsh-d. In de
?trahi? loeatlone; I???? ?o U.OOO. Arthur Taylor &
c??.. ?.? 1.773 Broadway, near STth-st.
THF. DALHOTJ8IE, 4o to 4? w.?t Btth Street? At-ao
lulely fireproof and front?n? Central 1'a.rk. -Two ele?
gant apartments. 12 and 0 rooms, to rent from May 1
Inquire of the Janitor.
Zc Cet Sox Business Parp?se?.
BUILDINGS. STORES, LOFTS
AM) OPPICI??.? TO l.F.T
on chamt?t?. sprue.?, Bcekmaa, Pulton, John. Maiden
I^?ne. I'.?,.!., place, Parti Row, Nasssa, William. (told.
Cliff. G.-.rl Water and nan. other street?.
RI LAM) A WHITING, ? llrrknian at.
Ol ? BROADWAY Chole? fr nt office? ?., rent on
??-*?? rarorable term?. Apply tt? "tn 14.
rgiO UBT. ThrM fine loft?, MxIM feet, elatly ?t ???
? fther, in .?. sabstantlal building, i.'i* fe.iri St. An
? tur,, on the ???. ond Boor can ho had with them if ??>?
sircl Pin? accomm stations for a sulsoantlal ptln'-r ot
llthoBTapber: from su?di. UM reni t ? a l?rg?? ext,-n( w old
t; (aken In work. Bquall) deslrabl? t. (aireo?*) any
manufacturing bull a??.
?^?? LET. 31 Basi 17th ?< . between Broadway and iRb?
ave.. fine ?joors, MaM; aultabl? fir salesrooms of
limrht mantif? taring: tlefstor, Be.
-I/JI PARK AVENUE. Large ofBc? Il bea*?mani with
I ?'I extra rooms and el leteta Fin? locati D tor phv?i?
,drill or architect. Apply t?, Janitor.
(Titn flropcrtn ?? Cet.
???'.-sn, ion KAST 40??? ST., adjotnlns I'ark Avenue,
te let unfurnished; 2.". tort frin? with pantry ?xt?n?
al? n; re<*?*ntly pel In IhorottBh l-apalr. Applv on pretnltwe,
SO i.r'T. 114 wkst HsTii tn. ?-?lor? ?ju?n Ann-, Ma
,'.? and ?satenalon 100; open Plumbing; It,SCO,
T!".ykxs. km. Cor. Columbua Ave,
TO ?,??*?!. .'tir? t.??????. to r? ??<???|1.1? private t.nnnt
nnlv, mv Choice houee, 2?! W*?Ol Urli-nt., ??*-?G Sth
m- ; Be? arder nn?i neighborhood; ir", room??, ttir?"?* story
and two-story ?alenalon, 22x?B?; rmt r^dO'???! to f 1.400,
Addrcaa DOUOLAS tavi.oh. s STerren-et.
Brooklyn,
To LET.?-Fine l-etory browaateoe boose, handaomrty
furnished; sstenslra dlnlns-roocn; tin.*ar tocsttoa oa
I'arK SI? pe It??: I SBSSBB ' MS,
LEONARD MOODY,
2<l Co irt Sr .
Mr? oklvn.
rUtboah Ave. 74?! ?A'eshlneton Ave..
ill .,!? -?-nil fT ?pedal ll't JuHt .-tit.
(Tonntrn Ural Colute Sor ?nlc.
BER?x^iRDSV.^^
.??, hesMtlfel ?jteende. Il aeree; old trees; panai eprin?
u-it? mountain ?sfeneryj ?l<*v:?t|on rVJu fe^t; on? ?mur from
Kae-Vork. BVA1?DER it s.:ii.i;y. ? Wa.i-st.
! ? ?)? ?.-p?:?.??. MA'S. l'i>lt svi.l?" Kin???! property In
III ? Inibire, f? r -r.-ntlani-in'
? late Vtowa and loca
-ini ol? i-, f <r a 1?"????.
? fur Incoan? properly.
Ifletd. Mas*
? ??..? uneoualled. Beai poMlbl?
Uberai l-rr-o?. Would ?xchaiu
Ad trees DR ut! ? BRUCE. l'H
(Tonntrn |]ro?crtn t?o Cet.
KITIIEREOIID, N J. Atlrsctlr? etsht-room cotisa?
f. r ror.t. ti.?.? etij wat'-r. full piombine fUrnaee and
torse ? im, .momin,' sliuatlrn; slreei ???p???.? and mac
adamlssd. ?*SS ?Sarsaln 11 ?'? BEU? ait Oromaway,
(?.in itKNTAi. i'ATAUCKH ? of ?-troport) on Hudaoa
) >latl<-in. ?nd N?a Ilion llalli a li non read) Send
?.-..?nt ?lamp for ?-?osta??. \\M. p IIOVT a <X>.. :.
VanderMIt ????- . o? p, grand j ? >airal ? ..??? ? _
(Tonntrn [ho-pcrln ?for Sale or Co Cet.
?
? ???'?G???'G?. l'I.' ?-???'? lloi:?<*e ami farm? to
nt ..r ?ale. I' MASTER, 08 Main ?t
Ix..? BAUE OR !" in KT ? ?? lek building, tSarSS, two
1 rtortea. with <*iel!ar, ..Itti tran?? ?alenalon, B2it20,
on? ??? nr, f? r manufadurinB parpo????; situated atongsld?
tha H R. stallen Maiawaa, X t wii.i.iam ii. ??????:?
a ??. 22*? Washing! " -? . Ree York City,
1 Ait''MM? ?vT Dertrshle loti tor private derelllaaa aad
j 1.??????-???. ??too ai-r.-pg.? propertj tor mi!? at ?nd near
depot OWNER, r. O. Boa 112, N. V
?fnrnioljc? ???-?? ?? Cct--(Tountrn
tAPE COD -The Wyrbmere CntUm, Harwich, Maa?
?*;l furnished; f.ne tuiMr?. > In-ular. J . 71 E. 87th at.
c_====
tiOOPRRSTOWN, ? V OTSROO I.AKK.
? Rurnlshed Cortas?? to r-*nt f..r r?.a?, ? Photographs
HANNAY, 2 West lit?, St. Room 22
Full RENT ?G???-????? flf tm a month, ? f.uir
Icon r'.om hou??? ptojrhouea, and Inn f^?t of ground.
All Improvement?. 21o S. M h ave.. Mount Vornon.
?iibiirbim Ural Pjotutr.
AOENCT Montelalr real ?*<???<* ail kinds, ?ale ?nd rent
CL-ARENCg ll Tl T.l'.s S ?.-ritman-?t.. New ?Or-t.
Ural (botate tUnntc?.
IJ|rANTED a h u ? countrr pia.e t?. rant, with prlv
ll ll*-?*;?? ..f piiroli???, raqulallM r.? be three ?t four
boari fi? m Ne? York, rrr-d ritmate, ?Id shade treat abun
ri ?ni wate* ?iippb. a beautiful n*lahl.orho?*!, a""d roed?,
modern .oti.eMMi'e?, freadoBB fr rn mosquiti)??; will ??
? iiirn pnotngfapM ir ????, Addi???, ?Iti) full vari L'ulna,
ULiacY. iriLua? Qfflca. --
PROTECTS AGAINST
Dower Claims.
From Iff, Y. Tribune. Jan. 10. 1807.
"A REAL ESTATE TANQLE.
"BROOKLYN. QUatatlfl COUNTY AND
NEW-YORK CITY PROPERTY
INVOLVED.
"THOMAS QUINN.-WHO PAID HE WAS
SINGLE, TRAN!-FERRET? REALTY IN
WHICH HIS WIFE NOW CLAIMS
A Df.WER RIGHT.
"Thomns Qulnn was for many years a
real estate dealer in Maln-st., and during
his Mfetlmo he transferred nearly 4<K>
parcels of real estate In Kings, Queens
and Now-York counties.
"Between 1880 and 1888 he conveyed
abont -'M* parcels In Hrooklyn. and a
number of par pIs In New-York, repre?
senting himself as an unmarried man.
Now Mrs. Delia Qulnn. alleering that at
that time she was the lawful wife of
Qulnn. has made claim for her dower
riejht In tho property.
"Mrs. Qutnn I? an uneducated woman
and knew nothing of her husband's af?
fairs. She was married to Qulnn on Au?
gust Y2. 1**1. and lived with him until
his death, on Apri! 28, ISlnT, a part of the
time at No. 881 Hutler-st. Qulr.n. ever
since his marriage with Detta Qtrlnn,
Mho was hin second ftife, had represented
himself as a slnj-le man. The persons
who dealt with Qulnn believed that he
had Leen married only ?uice, and never
discovered that he had a wlfo living?."
TiTlE GUARANTbE
and TRUST COMPANY
m-in Broedtrajr, tt. Y.
- ~ ) lili Court ft.. Hrooklyn.
r Bices ? N ,.: ,,or -Sth st. ? 7th ????., ?. Y.
10!? Went UT.tti St., K, V.
CAPITAL, . . . $2,500,000.
SURPLUS, . ? ? $2.000,000.
ieUiiitrr Ucoorto.
HADDON HALL,
ATLANTIC OTT, N. J.
Dtreetly facias the ocean.
Every modern eosvealeflK? and tmprovem?n*. In-ludln?
hot ani cold sea water laths In house, rooms ?ingle ana
en suite, with baths attached, etc.. etc. tiend for Il?
lustrated booklet.
LEEDS ? LIITINCOTT.
Through Pullman Buffet train leave? corflandt and Des
brnsse? sts. dailv st 1:30 r>. m., ?la Penna. R. R._
HOTEL BEECHWOOD
SUMMIT. X. J.
OPEX THE ESTIRE YEAR.
INDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
FRANCIS PARSON ROGERS.
MANAGER.
THE CHALFONTE,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J
ON THE OCEAN FRONT.
Fatt bath? In hou-e. Elevator.
Room? *n ?ulte, baths attached.
Booklet on application.
E. RORERTS' SONS.
MOUNTAIN
PARK
HOTEL
AVO
COTTAGES.
A DELIGHTFUL RBSORT
THROIGHOIT THE YEAR
For Health. I'leasure. Recreation.
Excellent Culata!.
F'n??t Mountain Scenery Eait of the
Reekie?
Conveniently teeetslbti by Fullman
car?, via I'ennsvlvanla R R.
_ Exceptionally ?Iry and fr-e from rag
A\ ?G?!?? Winter 'emperature, 4!)..1
HOT Thermal wa'-rs and bath?, specific in
SmiNGS, case. ,,f Rheumatism. Oout. Sclittca. Ex
votiti. ' 1"G' t" Il a! attendance.
?.?utili ?<\-?'. r^^,r, f.,r ,h- nerransly tired.
< AROLIYA. i WM. ?i poOLITTLE._
TliE LAKEWOOD HOTEL,
LAKE WOOD. g. J.
T. F. SII.LECK.
1 is suits
OF ORIENTAL HOTEL.
Manhattan Reach.
v70K(B0iH0?\ ??F?G ?IP0B0I?8(B
101
2,.??0 FEET ELEVATION. ON THE
?S?PEAKE & OHIO W?
ONE NIOHT'S RIDE FROM NEW YORK.
The Homestesd, a ?trietly mM?rn hotel, and the most
complete bathing establishment In America.
ALL TME ??
All baths given With natural flowint hot water.
Olf rlub and well kep( links.
The F. P, \. Limile.I. with dining car. leaves New
York ,???? P. M.. dally, Through ?' mpartment Car leaves
T'iesd.ij. Thursday and Saturday,
Pamphlets and tickets at C. ,<? O. Office. IB* Rroadway.
snd oflleei Penna. R. R Address
feed ?terry. Msnssrr.
Hot Sprint*. Rtth ?? , Vs.
TUIE mm& m Vil
ATUVNTIC CITY. N. I.
TTQdc? Laj0??Q WM^mPn
The most m.xlern hotel on the Adantlo coast.
Apartments en s.ilie. Hot and cold ?ea bath.? attached.
American and KuTopesn plans.
French Milk? in ,afe. Russia:?- Orchestra. SO feet from
ocean. Turkish rr?,m. Marine room. Ships
room. Sun bah,.nie?.
Writ? f..r illustrated booklet.
<;. JASON WATERS.
ATLANT!'.' OTT, ?. J. Filtered water. Sin parlor.
Elevator. Popular prices.
.spend your winter in CALIFORNIA
AT THE
MOTEL?. HDHIL ??F??G??
"I have never been *?? fn?clnated with a place ?s with
Del Itont?, and my only reyret 1? that I could not ha??
Ilated cnsT. I s?mil SCVef forget any of ita bejutie? , r
ether Bttraetlona -the hotel lt?elf. the grounds, the Sower?,
the lawn the trees the Eighteen Mile Drive, and the de?
licious, ?arm. salt water baths at the ?>??|||.??. Who ever
COtlld forget such 11 fairy spit*'? For further Information
apply to ;u:i Brosdwsr, Ne? -York city.
mw co FurrHcER south""
For your health ?rara O A LBN HALL, In Atlantic City,
N. J., offers the liest Sanatorium and hotel a'-ommod?
tloni In the finest climate >.n the Atlantic Coatti
_ST. ? ? HULL M. D.
A TLANTIC CITY, N. J.
HOTEL TRAYMOP.E.
Appointments and service first-class.
D. ? WHITE. Jr.. Proprietor.
\ SPECIAL ELATERE OF
JX HOTEL I.URAY.
Atlantic Clljr N. J.. ?? It? he:ir?,i jinn Parlor on the
Esplanade, with unobstructed ocean risw, and o^nnecieJ
wl(h the Hotel by un ?BCloawd B???aa?. .
_JOSIAH WHITE & PON.
[.FLORIDA EAST CO)?ST II? ?TEL SYSTEM
Pot Souvenir Polder? ?el,Ire.?
C, ?. KNOTT, C.'-ti Beat?. St Augustine. pig
F
HOTEL IIF.RKUI.EY.
ATLANTIC ?TTY. N. J.
Kentucky ave.. G?! f.er from H ardWaia Orein view
frmn nil ro.ni?? Ste.n.i lea?, .-'un parlo:? etc ris va???
from street level. Special weekly ratea. '
_james a Qsxmon rew.
HOTEL BTICKNRT, ATLANTI?' CITY. *. J k~?T"
lucky uve . I??? feel from ocean Encellen! euUlTl
? ? sl nt. $2 10 12 30. Weald?, p.i t? g]2. L V. STICKvky
HOTEL DENNIS.
ATLANTI?? CITY. N. J
Directly on the ocean tr.nl. will, every modern appoint?
ment und convenience. Open ?Il (le ?ear
1_.TOSEI'H H. HORTON
HOTKL HERKELKY.
Kentucky-av?., SB feet from H.ardwalk, Atlantic
( liv. N, .1. Full ocean Mew. steam heal ,l?, arM ,,..
(tic llahts. Elevator, ?un parlera, etc. finest cuisine ani
eervl.c_IAS. A URO HEW
THE O RAND ATLANTIC
AN BUEOANT NEW HOTEL NOW OPEN
Ylrglnlu-av*. and Reach Atlantic city j?" j
Lu-.urlou.ly appointed, every convenience'; 'passenger
elevator? io ?Tee?, Ivatel sun perl r?, room? ?Ingle and
en ?ulte, (ach contain (wo to si? window? freeh nn,l .?!.'
bath? etli?che.l. full view of ocean; c?p'ir|!" "?o- *r
che.tra In attendance; late dinners: terms mod?rate '?end
for booklet showing hotel, boardwalk, diasi am of' ?tti
ele. Coach at (ralna. '?
CHARLES E. COPE
_?1 FRANK COPE PitvprtetoM.
THE BHELBUItNB,
ATLANTIC 'TTY. n. j
Direct Iv on Ihe Reach Open a!'. Ihe vear. Through
Pullman car. \U penna. R R.
_ . ?' " soiTHWiCK. Min?ter._
?'??? AI.UEMARLE. Virginia ave , Mai Lea.!h Vtl.oill.?
J. City, ? J. A M.? ern II .(el |- ,? |?. ;?, ,|ftllv
hpe.UI weekly ra( ?? ant (.? fnmllie? Capacity ^?> Sie???
heal l^rge hente.l ?un parlor. Culsltie ,??,? irlMre if
hlrhesi standard BsskMl BtsKsi. J. p. cni'E.
THB PBXNHURBT.
Ocea-? end. Michigan-?? ?.. Atlantic Cllr. ? J.
Open all Ihe year, electric elevator running to ??reel
?????% aend for Uli ?trated booklet JAMES HOOD
VDVERTISEMI'.NT.i ?,,d sut s.-rlftlciia f. r The Trlb
une recelvd .,( thrir Uptown ??frur. N.> I.I4S |lr...id
wa\, ??\ OOOI n.mii of .??? ?t , ?ntll 11 (.'clock p. in h-I
yertlMmr?!? re.elvl at the following branch nari?! al
re?(il?r office rate? until ?> ,?>!<wk ? in.. \l? : !?4 S(h
a?e, ? , ,,,1 SBS ?(. iftj ?,?, ?,r l0r t2th-st.. Macy's
dth ave. an,I t4th at. ; 112 ?Vlumhus-ave.. ncAr West Seth
?( . lo?! We?t 41M ?? near <?th au?., ?2 Eait 14th-at : ?T
west 42d-a( Wlween 7th and Sth eves; ir>0 East ?Tth
st.; i.SSi M ave betsoen 76th ?ad 77th ?is.; ?.??? Id
av?. n?ar etat-st ; 1 7?* ut-av?.. near SlRhst : ??? ?VU
??uw. saar ilst-M.j U? Id-av?..? ilo Slt?<A?r-sC.
Qlmneemente
ACADEMY OF Ml SIC. Mth-at * ?^G?
PRICES I A? It wa. n.v.r m?T brtoi^ '
2*-?0 IS OLD KKSTt'C-KY
?.J-1.00 Mats. Wed A H?! 2 E* ?I
_T?-n!ght, nirk * wing Daaetag (toasasl
iiuoi;. ? ?
MIJOI.
MAY IRWIN
MAV IRWIN In
N'-st We?k May Irwin lailiae "The
'Mats Wed" ?? St "at ?" '"*
tOlRTED
INTO co??k
."?"? Bullw-^
IinOAIlU AV THK A THK.
nu wot.y
HOI'I'KH I
K?.'
1:13. Sit ?a?
In s.,,:., t, Kl.-n?,^1'
EL ? APITAS.
DALY'S]
Bveaaaae, S:IS Mai n*e? ?t ?
To -n?:?* (Brat ton??, .:%.,
?lardai .?? I Monday ?vei
Hat
Mat'n-es
MIS??
EES MKiiitii.i.Ks.
romantic murtcal p\*y, ??%
?rtnge,
?V W?dne*l?ia
ItKIMV l>
?f? In-'/?i-i \'ir?;n:.( Karl? 2?
i.il.-rf, ('?t. ? Haawall ???or?? ???!;
Neu
Naoev M? In
Kerben Oraebam, BWnej n>n?r? ' r?&
I'raig. Tyrun?? 1-,w?r Wrr ?..irntMV,??
(*?Tu??day ?.nd r'rlday n*i?
c .. , THK ???????.
?toagard Ionien Mai r,.?.? T< day a? :: '.,* ?-??????
KDJiiN .vftreKK.
World in Wax (JOI.l '?> rjrand Crne-?fc
CINEMATOGRAPH
Exhtl Ita every h ur from I ? . ,". ? ??. io " *
I'? ?I liti?. Evening?. ? 3 ? v. ? ?
Mar?-..??^ W#d :. ' Sal .
I'MIKH THK Hi:i> RONE.
I MIKIt THK RED ROHR,
10"f. I'-.f. ir. ,?. .? M ? ;.?.? -??., ?r -?
FIFTH AVI!. RvMtae-a, v:
""A gr.-it ?!?). ? ? ??? rr. ?a -
MK?. PISKE tn
MRU. FIRKK in
tf.s? of THK ???? rrrrvillks.
TES* OK THE 1)1 ItMKIIVII I Is.
_THEATRE ? KOWDKD Nl'.llTI.V
GRAND OPERA hoi m:. ? ?- ~
To-MOHT. Jim nt;: penman.
?Wat nt-K M A? ??UK ? ?.?.?. ?>.\ Uli??.?,,,WAY
apt
? : Ma ! a?..
...al.. .-V'trd?,
QABDBJI THEATRE Mil
?. IK ill.> ?? inea - -
LAST L' WKKRH
IIKMIV Vll.l.KU in HKARTSI'ABE.
HF. ?? Mtl.I.Kit In HEARTSEASE,
(?AHIIKK THEATRE. ?Bl? *? . .?.-.. Br ?-i????
UAKKICK Bvenlngs " .?? Matine? s? ?,
"CnaqUlVOcBl Bu? * I i??? . Herr : ? ??? ??.t??
\?\?:? ??a?\. ?:,.?:?? %?;m
XKVKR AGAIN. Ml, Kit ?t-?AIa,
II? It ?,? ? ??.? at ?. t.". Mai -a? J *
OI'KRA The bla ?'.?.??
HOI BE. THK LIDI SI, A VET,
.v.xt v,'?-?k U'Iiaa ?us?.?. "An Amer m Haaee?*
IIKHW.D BQ. THEATRR Rv.. S:IS Ma? ??.-? .??T
THE OIRL PROM I'MU?
SKATS 4 WKKKS IN AI?VAN' g
Fl? ?V
?????.
HOYT-S. il
HMTTI1 Ar RICE'S
m?; NEW <??.
* M KRE
RIETOR?
kvk.= , agi
Ml ???????? ? It'Ml IMll
>I\ FUMIMI I IKiM IMil
III VIN?; PLACE THEATRE. Week M.ir.-h t,
T*. ...... ^ - 1>._? . ??>. .*., l?. . 1 \" I . It-I ,. .. m .
To-night, l'op i
Mat. & Eve., I"t um
??<?\???? ani? r ma?? g.
''?? ????? ?-?'.???? '
?/08??? & BIAL'S MUSIC HALL
**?*? H'.-r \'?-!?ty l'i ci ,-n ?Xvet
Mor.I.iv. V- ?:?'??? A;t-.i,n. ?? ' PANKtE :.F!*LIR
*-,?-xt Thwa : il :??.?? Vaul??' ? - ??
HKM'.Y I. DIXET, OAYRST MANHATTAN
KM? KKHIUM"KF.R tTi:-:.\VKK. .!>???. -? * Ii?t7
KM? '? ? It II? M Killt Usi 1 Nlghti ! . ? lai lui.
MARDOfU RRrlT ?.|MRITI??MK.
BARDOl'S ??.?? SPIRITISME.
Teaa?ay, March IS The Origin? t-nian? la a BRJ
opera. "Tti? BeraeaOe." Beata Ready
LY?El'M THEATRE. tth Av. m 3M St. At ?*?
LYCBI ? THEATRE. Matinaae Thu - ? s?t
.DANIEL? PR IIM IN , Mtr.?
"Worthy of in? auth-t of
Roaamary." n?r.-itd
"On? of the BoeeeBSBa sf
th?? aaaaee" Stm
LA PALOTE.
LA PALOTE.
LA FAI.OTK.
LA FAI.OTK.
THK MlVIIOWEI,
THK MAI IUIWES.
THF. ? \. ? 1.(1 WER.
THi: ? li KLUWER.
VAT
?AT.
<'*kSI\0. EVOS.,
I.A.--T WEEK. **::?.
A PRRHH TRI' ?G?.
THI RAOE or PARtfl SEW TORE
MKTROI>OLIT%\ OPER . HOI sK.
Men-Mtn ?tf ?.riiii?! Opera in ?i.-rmnn.
WALTER I'AMH'iSH . . .DbSSSJ
??-???? I'erforiiinni?? ? nt H, UnllnccaatS
TO-NIGHT. ??Taii-iliaii.er.'
M-*:????. Oadakl, E I ? ? - ? ta, Mattfeid MM KalieS
Uanif?-. Hfh.r Merteni Ernil Der?.
SAT MAT.. March 1 ?: "??li-Kfrled."
Mmaa. Uebmann, V limar, MM Krau? G saie St?h
tnjn:. I ??rechuch, Mei u as
REPERTOIRE NEXT WEI ? Sal? BOW *-p*n
???\?> gvo.. March 13 -Loin-nerrln.""
J .mt ?uspearance of MME. I.II.I.IAN" NORDICA and
MME. ULLI I.i~n\f\v-?
?SPECIAL S'"Al.i: OP PRICES; *l OB to MSI
WED EVO., Mar h 17 "Trlilnn unit l?ol?|p."
FRIDAY KV?' M,r 10 tl 7 1,1 "Meliterslnaer."
S. ... 1| ? . *i. ,t ?? , m ..
STKINWAV PIANO I'SED EXC-LPSlA*gLT.
Minivis -in mi: i.uiiha
M\l?l!*>??% >?l? IHK Uiai>E.1,
OPBNINO BATI RDAY KVKMMi IT S P. M.
Tlllllll RPORTSMEX'S
ANNI AL SPORTSMEN'S
EXPOSITION. >lvnr*R
EXPOSITION. IS TO M.
Fartions I.?um inni Troplir Kitilhlt.
A ? lll,l.i:iTT?IN \ tl.ll-.ll IT S.-ilNl.lMN?.
2 to 11 P. M?: concert? ar ?, - v?a
MISICAL ART SOCIETY.
F . ?
?aSSSSS
in.l'R VNK !? kMltrtB? 11
Second Concert Thurada? B??f -? M?
? imr??- of ?;?? Solelstn,
? ? "H'S "Aetui Traali ?- " "N - Ule?
Barua." UhiI "Timor ? ? ? Tlan ! ? :.
Songa by Brahma, Cornelina ??
Th ? :?? \ r'..?- of fan ? Hall I? NOW t*-. R??.
?Scete la Parquet ?-: it ?'?". Pr? - t'irci? *i n- ? v? cri.
MI'BEAY HILL THEATRE. ?>g. a ? .?. ?:il?
.??? (iTT In THK ?.'! %lt GAZER,
Brllh ttie Eg? elalor l'I ??-t 'J ? ?? ?
?? minga ?? k Main??*?? Wed a saturlaa
Nv>! ?. ? Rdwar H n Igan In OLH LAVRXPER
Ml???? I*? rlnii'n lr<-(?ir<? ?? 1?
iir.liv. K?h. ??. ? |?. M . V. W. C.
.?***
? ??
OLYMPIA Muele Hat:. Mm. Mb
til.VMlM* Winter Garden. V.r.. CSS
VAN RIRNE. 'CE?.?JBT.
VAN BIRNE. end ? "-.??.
March G. M?t*? RADLET RARTON'S BALL"
STO H. IIKXDIM. IMI IH-il,KIT II Kl IT AL
MHS. WALDO RIOHARDg
HI BICALSL
Th? following ?. ?? .??-?- ??.?: ..... patti
MRS THEODORE ? ????? s. p????? M'-*? ?,*'1U
SANPORD Plano; ???? KLISK FK1.I.? i'VS Vle?SJ
MR. DANIEL J. ORIPFITH. Ilaiil ne. MR 'RTO?
RRADI?ET ai the PI li
Will be given In the I ??-.??' l'ili-? ? Entrane? Five. MtM
W ILDORP,
Oa PRIDAT AFTERNOON MAR?Tt 12 AT 8 O 1/?CR.
Por Ihe Itenetlt of the
REST POR CONVALESCENTS al W. Plains ? ??
Tlckeia, 11.8?. Mis ? - obtained ai Tyaon - tha mm
<i?rr.
?g
ET. RKHOI.??
&T*ZjffLTJ3SvCl? ?-??G?,
?\ .ruTii sr. m: ? :r
IXTER8<-*HOI*AHT!<
'Mill'
it' ' ? ? : *, MAT
BATI RI ? W. ? :? M
??? ?.? SAi.t.i: \s BT \?"??tin a
WALLACE'S.
WALLACE'S.
?Leal s Niirh
K.
Matin
. ?A
r-atnrsaS
-?Tulli? *tlnrl??'?v?e und Holirrt Tiiher.
Foil ?BONNIE I'HIIIK CBAELIE.
i ITE BT. THKATBR.
? H ll'NCRV OLCOTT.
BWRRT INNISCAEBA.
??. ? '??>
.? ???
jjnblii
lie Xotitfo.
COTICE. iNtiintitt's for prsiierlng for .1 r.J *?>
?W peiriaff aoS astaodlna lier o!d ??? n r .nd?r as?
trad G.?4 and f"r preparing ? ? and hul'.ding ? R* r|*alW
atructure on the pier at the foot of Ra? Mb.? Sfc
under contract G?:.-., ?rill !- rc-elvad by th? I'-?, ?r'meaja
Dock? al ft'T A Halters Ils ? S it until 12 ?*<???*?
Nl Msrch SU Is'1? Foi futi particular? ?.* City Itcc????
Coplee ter Ml? at Ne. 2 City Hall.___
N>OTICR F.st?ni.ir?s sili l??? P?-?lv??d l>y ?*
D?. ,,!?,..?!' f D rka al t'i-r "A." ?Battep riaj
N.'rtli Itlw?;- un'll '- ? ? ??'* M.. Tueadaj March?
INST for Dtt*t>ering for. rei ilrlng .??-I ?Handing tha ?*
}.,? t of \V.?t irv.M -t,???? ' R un.|er .???*!?? ? N IB
r. r partlculara .???? Otj i- ? ?- '? > *?? ? -t ?* I
on Hall._
NOTICE. ?BetlBBSt? s for BaTSSujIag otl t
North Ri-ver h.*t?>**n iha ?9at?teri aad Brea Ttuit
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