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NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
FOI'Li DEAD AT A FIRi:
A MOTHKR THROWS HKR TWO OH1LPKKN
TO THE bTTREET AND 18 THEN Bl'RNKP.
THK nJt>MU AIM ?t aim AXOTOKR IWWtAJt AS
? VICTIM?XAR1HIW MC AI1 M FROM A
I'KATH TRAP. WHl'll AN INCBHDIAftt
is rH0U6BT TO RAVI ????.
A lire, which It is thought was str.rtod by an
Incendiary. In tho fiat house at No. 1.-78 Thinl
ave.. aarty yoster-day morning, caoaed the death
of four pitaani lira Calla Binaott, fifty-five
years old; Mr.-. Carrie Newell. thtrty-se\en years
eld; John NeweU, leven years <>id, and Lamia
Newell, < iKht.-on months old
3d.-s. NeweU, in trying 10 save Mr little Chil?
dren, dropped them from UM fourth-story win?
dow They ?rere killed, and she was burned to
death b?fete iha could cs, ape Mrs. Hiurett was
als?' burned t ? .loath, her son escaping from th-?
building without injury, ar.d thinking all the
time that his mother had been taken out of the
house.
? n,"to:innn of a Third-ave. trolley-car told
ratrolti-an Halloran. of the Fourth-ave station.
Just after li o'clock yesterdav morning, that a
fire bal started in the flathouse at No. 1,278
Third-live. Halloran turned In an alarm at once.
In the first flat lived Mrs. Mary Hussey, with
her daughters. Margaret and Mary. Anthony
Babeehaa and William Jasper, the latter being
relatives of Mrs. Hussey. The only entrance to
the 1".nldlng was In the Fifty-fourth-st. side.
The Huaeeyi had siat'ly Mme to escape from
UM front windows. Several policemen gathered
in front of the flats and caught the members of
Mrs. Hussey's household as they jumped.
The fiamos leaped from the first floor through a
?flambe altee ih ift to the top flat. ??. h:.ch was oecu
?.?Wl by Mm Br?nett and h?r s.vi Frank. Toung
Brunetl swung himself out of the window In
the ilfty-fomth-at side of the r.o-.-s* ar.d
dropped thirty feel to the ground. Ho sny.?? that
the tir.-: person he saw he asked if hli mother
had I ? Ifl raacnad. and was told that she had
beet?.
Mr?. Brunetta body ? aa found shut up in a
little sjeove. s?;" had evidently been crazed by
terror and fastened heraelf hi to uro, instead of
trying to escape.
In the fourth flat lived John Newell, with his
?wife ani two children. The fp.thor occupied a
r ?xa In the troni ? f the bullding und his who
Slept with the children In the roar. Newell, in
?- ? ? ? anner, manaajril te secane with only
slight burns Newell IWUTIg himself out of tho
wind rw r?? srest the flat building r.-xt door. As
he waa ab at to fall n< Ighbori leaned from the
adjoining \\ InAoW and pulled him in.
On the Tifty-fourth-st. side. Just as the flam? s
?jrers bui | from the window below. Mis.
Newell waa ecu hoMlng h?r baby In her anna
?with her sever.-year-old boy at her side. She
arrearnefl for help, '"it the Breasen bad not yet
arrived and there was no tedder available A
mot -it'tnan hurriedly escurad a rubbsr overcoat,
and. with th - help of the polle ?men, stretched It ;
beneath the ?rtndow, and motioned for h*r to \
jump. Bhe beettated, leaned out, and swung
her baby out Into the glare of the flr.tr. -
At that moment smoke burst from the win?
dows below, obscuring h-r view of the men who
were holding the eoat, The child struck the
street leverai feet from the policemen, who c ruld
not sre Its descent on account of the dense smoke,
and. sjaieal before the policemen could do any?
thing, another child sh >t downward and struck ,
th? pavement uhere the Brat had struck. Both
wen Instantly killed.
Mrs. NeweU turned from the window and fell
?Backward into the flames. Her charred body '
vas found stretched across the doorway leading
to thi rear.
The pull.e believe that the fire waa of lr.
candlary oriain. because another fire at No. 5?7
Third-eve, broke out less than a quarter of an
hour before The only diin?.ge that this Are did
WM to take from the neighborhood of the dis
aatroui Are the encinos and trucks which other?
wise? could ha\e responded to the alarm
promptly.
Th'? bunding is owned by the estate of Hans
Christiansen and the loss is $0,1?hi. The tenante
lose about $5.nOU.
67.7/;/? CAUSES) HER DEATH.
AN UNKNOWN WOMAN SHOT HERSELF
IN GREENWOOD CEMETERY.
Gt::.?. ?? THI STEPS LKADOtO To THE bkn
RVfl aaATffOUBCM, and DIED in tuf.
?? RUT?,? ?" ??????????
Ami ?- woaaan, well dieseed and probably
c; Preach l rth, ihol seraetf ?jresterdaf afternoon
at th" foot of the sups leading to lbs inauaolean, of
J.-:r:?.- Gordon Rennen, lu ??reenwood Cemetery.
Br.? cned an hour latef in tho NoiW?lSS Hospital.
A BUS and woman called a? the hoepltel Issi night
and ?aid th?--y thought en* was a Mn. Hoppe Shu
had \eei a see ?sverai >ivr3 agn tbey sai?!, an?) his
grave w:.s opposite the Bennati mausoleum. They
d.d not know ber addr? -s. hut gave the address of
}.<r brother as Sa LU Hodscn-sl, Hcibohen. Bhe
had -?ii-ved diaply ever the loss of her .?son, they
?asi, -
The wompn sntsred through the main gateway of
the cemetery ar U *> p, m. 8he was noticed par?
tir lilarly because she did not beern to mind the
ra;n, but walked directly to Lookout Hill, on which
the Bennett mausoleum la conaplcuooi
Ten minutes later a pistol shot waa heard, and a
g.rden.r ran up to find tho woman lying a.-ross the
bottom steps, with the. blood flowing from a wound
in her right temple. The skin was blackened by
powder, la ber rlKht hand was clutched a ?Uvei
chased .SS-oallbre revolver, ?lamped "Allen."
An ambulance was calJt-d at on.?e and ino woman
taken to ti.e h'ohpita!, where she ?ned at 2:1.', o'<ll? k.
rot havlnjr recover? i coi.s.-iouri.es'-. 8u? h Id? rei?
ficati ?? as TC> given by her personal belongings
||????1 ??rh the nani?- Hoppe. A wedding ring v.u.,
held ? ; - ' bj ? mi,all ban! ring insidi the
we-ddin? ring wa? Inscribed, "?. H to V P., June
2. ?*?? ' ?.,?Ga, handkerchiefs were marked "H."
snd "?, ? " ?>? a visiting pad were written the
words:
"Dieu n'a pas soulev? la flot."
The woman was at.out forty-five years old, five
feet ?ix liicti.'S In betghl arid weighed one h-indr.d
and eighty pounds. She was richly dressed In a
dark-blue caahmere dress. i>!?t?~k s?k petticoat,
black straw hat, with r'-d boars, and fine under?
clothing She was of dark complexion, but had
light blue syia On the collar of her waist were
the words, "I>< lie Jardenlere"?probably the ni.ino
c-f the dressmaker
In a fatch??!. which was found beeide h?r were
an empty flask, a metal cup. a pair of kid aiov??,
a pair of ayeglaaaes, or. the cast of which wsa
stamped. "J. J. McKeown, No. ?4 East Thirty-sec?
ond??!. ," and a pslr of sp'-otaole? There was p, in
la her pocket BOOK,
1 / IAMI ? ol.os Y i\ FI. iTBUSE.
THK SALVATION AHMT INTBMIMJ TO rOtXOW
c;"Vi:r.nor PfWOMrJTl ??.a?.
??,<? galvatlon Army Intenda to start a f.irm
colony ?-? Platbuah an th? ;.ian of Governor Pir?
arte?, "potale patch" schiSM Commandai Booth
Tucker, in a letter to John !'.??? sf Kl M Fl.it
bush-ave , layi that the scheme has lieeti lUrOBSI
fui In D.trolt but tha: It was <??.?<?.-? tS procuri
land there than In New-York nnd Hrooklyn. II??
asks ili? Sdirle? ?>t Mr lt.js. who Is a real estm.?
deeler. s? to th? faastblllty Sf obtainlns ?and. Th?
BalvMlon Army, he says, will prepari the land
and, ?when ??? ?-???: ry ?rill fartllh?. It The Army
Will alno provide the s, <ds wh>r? Its pot.it., farm
era are urial?!?? to ?lo s?, laesaaetv?? "A? the whole
Of tha croi> produ.'d" contini?? the I'urnmand.-r,
"foe? to the person 'ultlvatlnK It, we hope to put
a ?Teat many people In a pouitior, to keep tho
wolf of hutii/er from the door. ?,??? IQISHIIU? to
the ?and Hbelf. exp. rknee has preved the nec,-B6l?y
fcbt;.:!J,^':?'?!/!''??::;'r^?:"t,;?^n?
sary that it shvti.d be within walking ?latan?* of
u\\VJLrSSl Sunday.?* thert tVery n"?h ' ^
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.
COLONEL Jesse F. PEYTON DBAD.
|g| 'TATHKK Or Cl NTKNNIAI-S' K\!'llU:s AT
HIS 1IOMK IN H ????"?? "IBLD.
H.tiMonrvM. April 1 CsaSael Jassa *?? G..-ton.
win. sraa known a? "The Father of Centennials."
died a' hi? homo here r.'ilv this morning, after (in
ill"?-.: of nearly Ilvo monili?;
Jesse Fnlows Peyton was ???? November V\ IB*?,
in Baajrssvllle, Nicholas county, Ky. when isreatjr?
; ono year.? ?'? ho Bat a clerkship in a sine In Flat
j Ko..-k. Ky.. ,t a ?alary nf $0?? a jreST ??? I board In
? 1SI0 he was In the employ of William P. Payne, ani
? ih"T" he gast mot r. s. c.rant. then "f Oeorgetonrn,
? Dt?e,
Who ? Mr. I'.-yton landed In Philadelphia he car?
ried letters of Intro Itirtlon from Henry flay and
other prominent KStttUi ki.ms. He B8S4e th?? ac?
quaintance ? f a number of prominent men of the
day and secured a slsce with tfae drygoods tirm of
QQlS ? CO. In Ud !ie visi;?.! Lexington, ??.. an!
wa? told by James ??. t'liy thai bla ratber'fl bealtb
araa poor and that he was alao financially embar?
rassed and Ihst he would bo forced to par: wit'.i hi??
soase, "Aahhuxl," th.? clay boaaestesd. When l'?;?
ton return? ? to Philadelphia he went ameng the
asannfactnrere and rnercbnnta arlth tie result ; ist
s fund aiidaclenl to liquidste Mr. Clsjr'fl deb?a arsa
raised, and the ?r<at Whig leader sever km s >*? ?
the. men w ? re who contributed th?? n:"::? v.
in 1?",? Peyton retired from the ?ir \ ?-??
and became Interested In coal landa in what is nos
W'st Virginia, lie ?hen became Interested In pol -
ties, and worked hsrd tn secure the election ol
James Huohaiian lo the Presi,leii'V. In January,
1MB, be visited the Booth, and bad long lnterv**v
with many prominent men of that section regard?
ing tho secession mo.^meri At the suggestion
of Presiden: Lincoln he \ ?sited Kentucky to ii??
what he could to Indino her to hold her pages in
the TJnlon. He was told by some of the old men
of the State to go home and let KontUCk) affairs
aion<*. When he returned North he cnrr.od a let?
ter from Major Anderson, of For'. Suinter fame.
with authority to eejutp a reglmenl in New-Jersey
for servies in Kentucky. Whoa he delivered the
letter to irfvernor ??1 (? rr of NfW-Jersey lie was ii:
fornted thst th? State's quoit was rnsde up. in
IM Colonel You-?, of Kentucky, recruited a reg
ment, snd upoa tha suggsstlofl of Bet rstsry of vVsr
Cameron Jesse C Peyton becsme quartermaBtei
His wai th?? Brat reghneni of eavslry ?ha: resched
Wsshlngton after the ontbresk of the w.u. He
never saw sctual aerrtce, but fitted ont Toung*s
?.icky Cavalry and the nth Reglasen ? of ?
sylvsnls and raid all tii'? expenses out ?:
'? ?? purse. As he lo^t the papers in the ? I
ht ou Id not make a legal claim Bgalnat either
Got ' ? nment or State
G waa m :*?'?? thai the ? lenti nniaJ ? lebi I
suggested Itself to Colonel Peyton. II? *
Rl -in: ?nd, Va . in thai '.'ear, end ' ?? .
Beenv I s ? frloomv that he though) ? r< : ; ?n of ill
the old American families In Philadelphia In '???
would have an ? ? ? leni effeel In cen
difieren ea then existing between the 111 ereni
tlona of the Cnlted Stati Ile 'uba? q
ferred with tho descendanta o? I eignere ol the
Declaration of lndopenion'-e. They thontriit the
ich' me ft BSlble ai d d? ? d him to go ihead and
see what be could do. He visited Ihe principal
cltlea and State Legislatures and succeeded in hav?
ins, the matter pushe.i to a successfu lualon
He also auggested the centennial anniversari of
Bunker Hill, and advised that it be followed by a
celebration at Torktown, Va.
At a meeting of the committee of the Governor?
of the original thirteen Btstea In Independence
Hall. Philadelphia, .July 4 118?, to prepare a proper
memorial to commemorate the tirst century of
Constitutional Government, Governor Green, of
New-Jersey, presided. It was st thla thn? thst
Co ?nel Peyton acquired the title of "Ceni
Fat her "
In politics Colonel Peyton was an arden? Repub?
lican, although he supported Tilden for Pri Idem
In '.'???'. in i*>45 he was married to Jane Peterson, ol
Philadelphia, who Imre to him three
Jennie, now Mrs Chsrlea H. Hillman; Harry I. i'??.
tor,, now In Texas, an l John P. Peyl ?;. of I! idd >n
fi'.l
PRINCETON'S CALEDONIAN GAMES.
RgjW RBXTORDg ggJTaBUSHKD in' THK HIGH ,????
AND HAMMICR THR"\V1\.; iTINT:.. -
Princeton, April ML?The class of f? w-n first
place In the Caledonian BJaSBgg this afternoon for
the fourth con seen Iva aeason, and secured posaos?
slon of th? Oarrett Prize Cup. offcre.] f-,r com?
petitor? In IVyj. Two records were hroken. Car?
roll. '?>>, of Balttasore, sstsbllshed new dg irea for
the high Jump, clearinsr the bar at fix feet, and
Potter, ? of Philadelphia, threw tho sixt? ?a-pound
Ix.mmer 124 feet 6 Inches. All the matches WOTO
o]i-5e?y cont^sied, and In the runs pood time was
made, oonsldcrln? the strong wind blowing down
the stretch. Jan-Is, tho freshman sprinter, cap?
tured both daahea, and Ciegan, the New-Tork Ath
letle Clnb mile runner, won both d'stimee. runs
handiiv. The new men showed up well. Tbe ? ire
by points was: '17, 41 l-?i. tt, 888-8; It, Mi IB, II
The enmasan :
Qnurt-r mil? t*ejn >-- Ilai/rh? '08, Bra? .'nine??.? *S|
eeoond, ?'.owilen. tl' third Time 84a? u
One ralle bicycle Dear 'CO, tir-*. Andrews, '88. ?*? ?.
McFarlsnd a*?, third Tlmt I02-4
One ? Imd ??.-? ? daati larvli '???. fir?'. ' ??.?? BT,
?? ? ? nee, 'BB third. T:n,?- 10??. ?????.
? in hundred u iweni ? : hui ia)
f.5i, n-r.-.il? ?:. >. m nd; Carter, BB, third. Tima ????
? ?
Half? mi> run f'regan. '?9. fir??: Palm???. '?? ?
Trumbull, 'Of. third. Tire? 2 ? I
?juarlf-r mile daah- Robb 'iiT. tirai Qravea 'BT, ? ? ?.
?;.?G..?? '00 third. Tima ?'??S k?
Pulling SUtteeS POUB I ?imi Oarrett, 07. fir?': Potter,
?n*. ??(?? ???. ? ora t.?. third. Dletanee of irren ?r, 80
f?et ? lache!
one m.le walk -Smith, 'BB Brst; Dea? ??"
Griffin. '??>. third Tim- I UJ -
Tn hundred and-twer-t* ?era hurdle Jones, '?.
Wheeler, '?*<? second Teatti 'ST, third ' ? ?? ' ?'?
? ?? mil ? ? I - ?? '?' Arati i Hrayaor, ''.<'. a?
????\?t i'.? thli : ?? ? ? l" '? I
? Da-mll? run i'r?,?! ? '.?'.'. I'M. Bttrllag, ''.'7. ae'.ond;
Koehler BB ti IH ? ? ? ? 68
Run...? ? . : Bai ? ??. '.'7 Brat; Bottger BB
aecond: Cadwalladrr, "O third Piatane* l'i f-e?
iv... hundred-and twenty ????? daah -Jarvii .
Jameaoi M w ad; lonea, ?.?'?. tinn? Time??i ???
Thrnwnit ?"'" ? ' tu ' hammer Potter, 'gg, first;
Wheeler, "? ?? nd; Gerretl, "St. third, Natanre, ist
f??? ft in'h??.
HiRh iumr- ?".????-?!1. '<V>. first W<-r>r. '??7. ??'.?,1. Oar?
rett '.?7 Wilson, 'B7. and Bureta, '00, tied fr third plana
Helth?. ? feet ^
HIS FOOT CUT OFF RY A TRAIN.
Pater?M, Aprii 2< (?pe?:a!) - T.ularni Fa.-esen!, of
NO CM Essi Pourteenth-at , NTesr-Tork, a r? irter
on an Pai.an psper of that city, while attempting to
hoard a train, mriv:rs on; ,'r'im the Buso ?
station this afternoon fell beneatb th? wheela ??nl
had bla left foot cut off. He was tik???! to th< ????
e:al ? apitsl
THE HORSE'S KICK WAS FATAL.
Joseph Csesldjr, the elevan-yesr-eld b ?.?, of ? rth
Sifth-st . Harrison, who was kicked In the fo *
heed on s iturd ijr by a horse, die.i yesterday in
Pt Michael's Hospital, tfewsrh
?????? CSBSldy ?aw another boy rlili?.? a iior?e in
??.ivis-a\-r.. Hnrrtaoai, on Baturday afternoon ??>
wanted to see the horse go faster than thn driver
was naaklng him, so he ?ot a Blick and struck the
bone on thp flanks wl'h It. Instead of running,
the horao stopped and lifted his feel They wenl
straight backward end caught young ('i
the head. The boy I irned aererai revolutions and
fell unconscious, Then he was taken to the
hospital.
? -
COLONEL MUBPBY IMPROVED.
Camden, April 2? (Speciali,?Colonel I>ani?l H.
Murphy. Inspecter of the Rieond Prlcade, who WSJ
taken ill while returning from Kew-Tork last night,
was con.'iderably Improved to-dny. end na aerlOUS
results are apprehended. The Co! mei on'y re?
sent?*' recovered from ? ion?? siepe of the ?lip snd
the ordeal of the Qrsnt parade was too mueh for
him In his weakened etsti
? ?
AS ECCESTBIC CBABACTER DEAD,
Park rtidr'?, April tl (Special) Stephen lldm
an eccentric character llvlni on ti?.?? .Mont
Vale Road, and Just within the Umita of Park
Ridge Boenajgh, was found dead In bla ' . ? issi
..'.g. '
Wot ? ?>i<- about fifty-seven resra old and I .? ?
for Bjfteen yeeuna lived alone la .< dilapidati i house
and entirely without any of the usual conforta ".'
BOOM
The last verified statement of ,in> one I in.?
seen him is that of COUnCllmaa Jmn'-n 3 MiitaK.
who asya thai Wood aras at his rwuee, In Colony
sve . mi astil M i-'mm that tinse until i?sr ,
ini? he area sat aeon, and .\irs aiseiiissii, ,? sister
of Wood, thinking lie mlKht h?- si k, ?.lit :.. , >,, ,
to ?.e?? i: lie could lind ?ilm A? the boy co ???? gel
no answer t?. 1.1? kno ks and rails, ali Dem "
neighbor, areni io una. Britta the asms resali e?i
nabi?? w, H Jersey v*a- then Informed end found
the man In ???.? d.ai a, n w?> noi known thai
he bad been sick snd no physician had atti l< ?
him, a te.ritraili was sent r?r i'unmir Jacob M
I;e Bsun, of Ham?.; ?
Aft? r sn investigation it wait decided thai d? m,
hi.ii reaulted fr,,in ostursl ? ms?? and the tiai?
wan asl as the day following bla call ai \??
MittaK's a burial.permit sai granted and the
body will be burled without servi ss In the K.?
fom.ed Ceasetery to-aaorrow naornilng
- ?
??ERGEX COUNTY WANTS IT.
From Tlie Hackenaatk Peroni.
The new law presiding for the drawing of petit
lurora does not apply to BeTaen County/ It It; t?
be hoped, however, that it will be wafted our ?ay
some Urns tn tho future, "*" y
THE LIBERTY CYCLE CO. AB8I0K8.
UNABLI T(i ???;?;t UBAVI OBLIGATION!
TAKEN OVER PROB THB OLD COhfPAXT
lohn l!''atti? ?.vis a.'ii.'in?' d r? cehrei resti lidi ly for
Ih? Liberty Cj :?? company, "f Ito ? vVsrren-at.,
and BrMgepon, Conn., bj -Insti e Beekman, ol
Supreme Court, ?-n the ipptleatlon of Wiiinm i'.
'?' the tre? irei ol the company.
Th? campan) | ? r?organisai ri of th?? Liberty
''>?!" ? Company, wl .? h 11- Ine irporati ? ss 1er ??-* -
?i? ej lews snd whl ? w?nl Into thi banda "i ? re*
Ivei Issi July wltb Uabuitle? of *1W,<>O and a?sets
"i ?."?!.???, The -?resent company waa Incorporated
under Connecticut laws lasi January srlth ? capital
stock of li""?!', takln? the lassti ef the old com?
Deny and a-- Unlng the llrilillltl. ??. T.i- new rim.iaiiy
found fi?? load too heavy to carry, in the lavai two
s relu tii?? new concern h is beoti ol llgsd f" ostala ???
tension? .m many open ?? tCOUStl snd BOtlfl and has
been obllfi ? t,i retura .irait-? rjaaeoeptsd, A note
went to ? ? teil a few days ago snd atl .chutent was
threatened. The l? tblllttea are UU.000 and nomls I
insets 1^26,001), conalai ns of caah, H.S00; a ? :o ml ? re
cell ???. pt "-'. machinery and iooIh, $7...???". and
partly Rntahed blcy ?- ind materia -. IT?.000. Th?
; "?k accounts foi bicycles ar? principally, .'unung
?gent? m New-York. New-Jersey, Missouri and
G rgia Tl asaet? ? this eity ? re PO 100. .1 hn
ti Iden, of New-Ro hell* Is president, and William
? Allen, of Bi lg< C inn , -? en ? irj
Mr. Wilson said > . ? 11 tai the trouble? of the
,- mpany were on ? indeeiaking to pay In
? I the indebt? Inet ? of the ol ? companj Thi? h ? 1
?,? ,? ? too m ? -.? ? ? do In thi ? ' ? if th? prev illlna
- depression, and the ifflcers decided to put
? or a r?? elver, ? it
ill en ,;- "i ? wo ill tr? I ?like and no one coul I
?' inta?.??? anoi lei bj attachmenl The
company had paid *?'? ? ? r ceni of the Id debt? and
the notes foi belai ? due.
ITHER LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.
Justice Beskraan, of the BupretM Court, ?/?ester?
dsy appointed Vslenttne f*. Snyder, of thla cHyj
Theopl llua K ne. of Boston, and Andrew ?; Florea
Jr., or (few-Bedford, receiver? of th.? property
In this St.-no of the Bennetl Manufacturing ?Or- j
porstlen and th^ Columbia Spinning Company "f
New-Bedford, with ;. bend Of Pi.Ca?>, on the peti?
tion of Charlee ?. Robinson, ? nockholder. The !
suets in thi?. city consist of merchandl?? valued
st ISMM and HMM due on ?ai.-s of merchendiM of
the former ? impsnj and merchandise valued si |
HMM nn.i 90.WI due from sale? of th? latter com- |
pany In the banda ot tbe iel.ing agenta bete, ? ?
Sampson A Co nd lui ? to itta hmi il
New-Yorh rredltori Thi ? eti orporatlon'?
liabilltli s are ? '? ? "?? - - ?' ?'"?'? ,vie
Columbi ? . ompan] 's Hal klltl I ??
j.-?. ,.,..
?A'essell Silver ?'? mi ? facturei
mpoe'.tlo! vor? "f Na
I.H? Park-av. mad v - '? lay to
William ? Klh? rt, Th? ??.
ll |ul] '?'?'. WI1 ' ?
ara afterward li ?.? r,. ??? ? ? ? \v ? ?
Ko. ?? ? eli i- . and ?
lary,
The Seeui R : " ? on
of Ne I G? on g .mi ??. m id?
day t?? ? 'haries F Kell? y. 1 ? ? p in
for il??, and. u
: hos not i Tl ?
the stockh< idei?.
Th? offl ???..? .? ' ' sill he en.? >
TI ' moi ' ? ~? ? ii? ??1 bl the coni?
li;?.' > ,?;? all "n ?r'?? ? r ' and its
r hood
Thi I. V ilvln BI Coronai ma turer? of
? |ul? -? i) rupe, ? ' ??? So. to ? ? ..,.?'1 il
made an a Igni I ?? iterday to Seward Davis
\v'in m, ? r ?: man u president and Edward H.
\ . ,: ?:?..'. Th? busln? ?? ?.?? ;? established
?? ir-? am by ?. ?'.??'?p? s later, and wai In?
corporated In 1*13 with a .?,??? stock .>f ?;" ? -
which tins later h ? ised to H ? ???> :it-..l then re?
o I ?? The Itabllltii are ? ltd] to b?
? htefiy to the stockholders.
ty-Bherlff Llpsh closed n|> the
? ? ?>: th? l '?? Knote! C impany,
manufa rturer of paper boxea at ?o "?? \\--t Thlr?
th-at? on an ex?cution ? - ? favor sf
Henry a. ?SV, Qoll on a note. Mr ? le Knatel, th?
i : ? aident, di? d on March 2 ? ??? ?t.
EX-QUEEN L1LIUOKALANF8 VI8IT.
LUtuokalanl, the former Queen "f Hi wall, -
at the Hotel Albi meri? r-':.?? cam? to the eity to
tho Qrant parade, but owing to tho cold weather did
no: iro ont. Phe ara? ont driving with Mrs. 1
?,? rday, and sa'.? that ?h ? a luid return
to Washington t?>day, Captais Juliua Palmer, the
ex-Que? retan laid that her ata) In Wash?
ington would be indefinite, as sha had much busi?
ness ? . attend to there He did not tell what th?
nal ir? of th? bua neu s sa
West 14?? St
??^ mrnmm n(A
;?MRELIABir^
CARPETS
You May Now Benefit
?? OUR FORESIGHT. TO GET AHEAD OP
THE PROPOSED SEW TARIFF, SECURE A
SHARE OP OUR CARPET, MATTIXG AM?
ill <; BARGAINS
?>i R Pt'RXJ rURE DEPARTMENT 18 it I :
? 'LENDEN G WITH SEW DESIGNS AND
BARG MN PRICES.
Large Reed Rockers,
$3.25 each.
Stylish and well finished In ?very particular.
A? summerlih ai you rouM wish, and "no of I
? ?? besi value? offend thla teason, so do not I
min It.
Try our convenient "Long Credit" ivstem
CASH oli CREDIT
(?WPERTHWAIT Sfa
K)4,106?ndl08We3tl4*St
NEAR ggJK
Brooklyn Stores; fatbits!. A\, near r?iiton a
I
'?????^??t?.'??????.??}: commission,
r, r-.? at thla office until ? m Itiera
,? iv Mo ?? ?*???. al which time and ? ? ? the? mil be
? for finishing
i?ine laaaea of auppli a, durtaa ihe Be ??: rear
. 30. 11*8: an I bui li nue.?I
? invited
. ... me ? ? ? ha?? ol waa?' ? ?| ? ? -? Cotnmlaal ?
Bl ??? ? ? ?*?- nal li . ed ri each
|- ,1 il. I?,
al >-?? is, an ? io an apt say
thai pan Blanks f r
,,?. with ape I it ni : ??????,.? lenta to ha
irift in real '? '??''i? article, nnd ?'-? ? ?.? mated
Q.innii'1??? proba
n ? id,? .- ? ? tary Reap niibla at
- < > t . i.?
? ritraete. ?) the Commtaaloa BOIS a HOSELEi',
.-? ratary.
T1ROPOSALS. V a DEPARTMENT OP
1 Afin ? ? ?.t? ni: Office of the Secretary, Washing
ten, TV P., April 7. IB81 ?????.]"! ?????????, in dupl ate,
.? ( to iba laual nditlona, will be recelred at th*
? , . ? ? ? Disbu rrnn nark ubUI 2 ? in. Thursdax,
Mhv ?. i?ii7. for furnltrilni th* ? s fiepartmeni ol Agrt
?? ,??.?1 ,<> s, .eral turici,?? during ' he fi. al yea?
. . g ! .r.. 80 ????, ihe following ?.-,;?l< .,..?.?.
,. ating auppllea ? Int? - in it? ? la an ? ?.d pocketi
. at fuel;
natemi plumbera material; lee; f.r.i^.?. ar
ard tagi ??:? ! '? l fingi bruahea, e?t .
r, werp ?? > ? " ?' ' 'wela; t?le
Plies; liai ? ippllea,
' ' puicl f waata pai
? ? ? ea and ? in bt
; , \ in ta ?? ?
? STeather Batea i- r
f artici?!
? ? - ? ,?. .?? i .
... ? ... r Agi iruli ire, la
?a .. t, ?? itrucl '?? a ren ? ? ?chedalee.
,: IME.*? ? i;.-' in Sem lan
I PROPOSALS POR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
TrttN-i'i|i:'i-?'i|"N Deserta? aal Bf -?. Interior
Office of li ? ? ?fiel ?. Waal ngl ?, D e . April ? ISSI
-. ,,? o ?.?? ?? ?al? ?-??! ? ? ? ' Proi aala foi . ? ? ? , f r
beef muai be aubmltted ib leparate rimtope ? fi ..n *
.?. .. " aa the ? ??? ma) t ??, an ? din led
... tha ? mmisnioner of Iniian Affairs, .\.? ? :u stata
... Chicago, Illa., will be received until 1 o'cl ,, ? ??
,,f ? u? .,,. ? ??-'.' Una r ? :,,.. ; . nan
. : k>ui ...il thrr ari ? - r au
., ,. ,|,, | . mpl-menta waa
liardware m-t.-i auopliea and ?? kma Hai .? m'M-e|
,.,?.- for th* tri portai ion of auch
..r ni? aril? l?*a gooda ? ...?.?? a a .,? not be < on
traded I llveted at the a| ? . | ? ,,
I , . . ? " .? ? ir, c| thing
... -.-,.. ,,. ?? be, and din
II. ? omml al net ? I ladl ? Affa r Boa ;; ?,.-\ :??
?? . ,', : SI '?? ' ? :? ' ' ?HI I - '? ' ? ? ed 1
, ni 'Tu ? . ? Uaj 23 1807, ?:;,..
; , t imi aa .-? ffi ? ausar, lea, ili... ?,.an.
Iiakin? ? ' "' ?' ' r ' '? ' ' " "'" ?"? ! "' ??
tut.-in suede, ck'thlna ? tieni beta end rapa, boata and
?,?.?? ? . ? ? ?? and echo?? booki Bid? mun ?? ? , .
,,?? . n ?;...< ? iiiiiriii ? git, Ing ?II ri>?I '?
informati? ? I? Idera will . fui li ? ? ?? n ai .
tu ili? Indian Office la tVaahlns? :. Nt?, "7 aa ?.
IVooeta* Bl . Beta furl fits ?? ?? ? '-'?? sr??,. gg., .??
rigo, in? , ihe Oamanlaearle? ol Bubalaten ? . .-' ?
? he>enn*. Leavtnwartl himIih mi LduIi ,rd ~t j
in? Poalmtvettrra ?t Biotta C'ir, Yank'cn Arkaaaa? ? ?.
Caidwell, Tiiprka, ?Vi, i.tta ?nd Tuctem Bide Will ??
Spaaed at the ila)? above nitrd and MSSera ai? Invited W
b? present at the upeningi l'ertined ? 'ha It?- All Md?
mult I? a"'"riii>an,ad ly rertlflid eh?iha or .traft? ???,???
agline '?????<1 Slat ? depoiit-ry or aolveni Natlunal bank
tnr at leaal flVK I'KH ? ic.'.'T. ,f the amount ot the are
potii. D. at. HH'jWMM?. Conjmlaaiu?tr.
?OK/tytsr?. rbjmtfsB "
??t??t???'???>??
FRANCE, GERMANY
AND AMERICA
The Triple Alliance for making
and selling Women!* Costumes
finds its perfect development here.
Yesterday a quantity of Paris
Costumes wejit down fifty per
cent, in price. Dresses that were
^I7:y to $460 ?ire now $87.50 to.
$225.
To-day the Berlin Costumes, one
of a sort, that were $60 to $225,
?r*V? X
are cut down ont -'lall and will be
sold at $,90to $12?i?. Both the Paris
and Berlin contingents were brought
MMM' as models to show the latest
expressions "? European thought
:u dressmaking art.
They have served their purpose,
and now are U> lind their destiny
at half prices.
? greai variety tor house, recep?
tion or street wear.
All shown on second tloor, Broad
w.i\.
For Summer cottages there is nothing
more decorative than Navajo Rugs?.i sort
nt barbaric .ma ingenious art that is mterest
ing. The simplest materials manipulated
by rude methods produce these remarkable
pie.es that are wonderful tu" brilliancy and
nt extraordinary durability.
I api. RiggS will explain the methods nt"
making. Connoisseurs will enjoy them ana
explorers will appreciate a talk ?with the ex?
plorer "t New Mexico and Arizona.
Women's imported Wraps. Two styles
one with box front, the other a Military
Jacket -are reduced from M5 to FIFTEEN
DOLLARS to-day. Handsomely braided
and finished. Lined throughout with satin
rhadame.
Two styles ?? Paris Capes are reduced
from ISO to THIRTEEN AND A HALF
DOLLARS. One is trimmed with cloth
appliques, the other with silk braid edged
with white. Lined with taffet? silk.
Dress Goods. A matchless stock. The
daily arrival ot new fabrics and styles add
to its attractiveness. Over a do/en new
Etamines and Cirenadines just received.
A lot of Paris high novelties have had a
third or moie chipped from their prices.
All this season's most popular designs.
A trade circumstance brings US an ample
quantity of black figured Etamine to sell at
50c. From the foremost maker ot black
dress Stuffs m the country, and the identical
fabric .tihi designs that have been selling at
11.35.
A figured Suiting at 31c. This is less
than tin manufacturer's pnce. Nine pat?
terns
Her Majesty's Corset, Shapely, com.
portable. Dress-makers like it because its
shape never changes. A dress waist once
titted overit always tits. A long, slender
waist, without tight lacing. Especially
adapted to young girls and stout women
A full line ot sizes and colors. An ? .? eri
demonstrator here to assr-t in fitting them.
Men's Suits. Of all-woo! fancy cheviots,
TWELVE DOLLARS. Over :.o patterns
to choose from. Others at $15??just is
cheap. All up-to-d.ite Clothing, perfectly
tailored.
Red Cedar Chests. Moth proof, a in.
long. 14 in. high, M it:, wide, *1 !. 4*- in.
long, $17, 54 in. long, $30.
Baby Carriages, An immense ?variety.
Some verv attractive wagons lor the tots at
little puce?, $3 to $28. Strongly built-?
newest shapes and improvements
Furs storci. Doesn't cost much tohave
us e.ire for aiul insure them against damage
by moths and lire until cold days come
again. Modest charges tor alterations.
JOHN WANAMAKER
f-?i?-Tieily \. T. Steu.iit 6c Co.,
BroaJw.iy. 4th avr., Ml anj |0th Sta,
Proposais.
j?n?rns.\l.s von FORAGE ?"Al'S.-Vhlln
I Beffate i??-, ? ?f Jr*f*_9j?Br?er ??aetars G???p??????,
B<
.? ? ? and th? nu?.ier u?*k'v thereafter
Oovemmenl reaervei righi to reject ?r a. ?. ?r? Briv ef (|;
!i poaa'.i m anj pari ther* f Preference given n. ani. ??.
of d ? ? pi '? ' " ?' maaufacture, eondlllon of aua
It] and price ?iBcludlns in ?he price uf foreign pi duetlona
er m?n,if,l'in"?- Il.ut) thereon) belai aqua ?? |?
musi '?? ' ' haiperiled bj tba ugual gu?rante? m io ? -
reni of 'i?? ? ?'"- of ?he cap? proposed fot Blank ?
?, ,.. la, ? ?? eie , will b? furnlebed bi ihn ' m...
Knvt i|.ri..:.-.? pi poeal? tob? ind raed "Pi ? s.,
for rapa." end addreaied m Lieutenant Colonel ?,,?,? ?
Purer, Deputj tjnarter Btaater Oegeral, United Btatea
Armi
PROPOSALS I?Ut CON8TBUCT1Na A HOT
1 BLAST BTSAM UBATIMI! .\N'i? VBNTIl ?????
ai?, ai: ? ? ii'lt vVEHTEBN HIGH SCHOOL iitn'ii
IMI W8TKICT OK ? ?l.l MUA uff! a . , .,,. , ,
ml?alimen I ?'. vVaahlngl ?. fi ? kprll ?.?,?.,,, ,?,,;
Sealed propoaala ?ill ba received ?? itila m. e until 18 M
on M.?' lei ?*'., ? - riatro ".?? a il .? Bla ?? guani
Healing and '? ??? ili < ?pi ?ral - ?Veau rQ m,,,
Hull.ling, [Metrici ?>( Columbia ??a?,?? formi t l'rouoaali
? g? hei u Uli ili ni e? , :.' ? In iti. D , , n | r ?., , .1
un ii ..i rei : il Ih? off! ? ( t th? Inane, , ,r of
ngi of m- Metri ? ? Columbia, and loi, ?,:.,,, ,|,,,
forme only ??" b? rirnildered Th* Main i? re.?iv-,i ,,, ,,
j... r ??. tu ...i il'?? HTopoeal? mu? l>- In?loaed m un
.. ?ealed end end raed on irte .mi?!?', "Prop ?.?
f.? . nairui'tiaa - H ' Blaal S'eani li-niing and Vea
Dialing ?ppariiui I " ?>???????. Ilii'i School Building"
JOHN W HOBS, OEOBUE ????e?????. \\M ??
I.I, (? ,; , immlMl? r.? 11 I? ?'.
A'
D*/BBTIBE*alaTKTB and talla?!IBilans fur Th? Trth..
_un? r?selvad ?t tbalr l'ptown unva. no ? 242 ???,,?.??
??>. Bd ?""? Barth "f Bla? ?? . until ? o'clock n m 1 ad
i?iti?eii,*ni? received ?? n? follwwiae braaeS office? ?t
1 t'iiar '.m?? rute? until H o'rlo, k p. m. vii. : 884 Bin?
ava . ? ? cur. 2-1? ?t . IM ?tl? av? . r.ir. 12th at. Ma???'?
?thai*, ?nd 14th-??.; 148 Columliua-av?., ntarWcat Mihl
-I ; 10? Weal 43d-? near l??h av? ; ?2 feaat Uth ?t ???
W?al 41? at. b?twe?n Tth and 8th avr? . ine f.,, 4Tth.
at ; 1.83b J1 1?. between TC.ih and TTlh al?.? j OSS 8.1
evt., bear ?la?-8J? W>*. ItV+Iha R?*i MiU-aLi' w
Propoeale.
a DVEtnSEMENT Fon FOREIGN MAH.
-'V STEAMBOAT BERVICI IN NF.?' VOP.K HAT AND
H iRBOR - POST orfici DEPARTMENT, WssattthTton,
D, C, April M, IW7 i'-fip?.al? will be ? rived ?t th?
CONTRACT OFFICE ol tM? t'?p.rtment until ? ? it,,
Stay II, IWT, ? ; .?? r ?. ing -t,?? malla ob rosta ??>. I. in a
?;.f?? gad ?.iiiiH?. ?? iteamboat, from ??"? Incoming mili
?teamahipi o( the AMERICAN UNE, Ih. C?NARD
UNE, tha I ; ? ? ? : ! J :? ; AMERICAN LINE, tns NORTH
OERMAN I,I/O!) LINE, the OENERAL THAN.-!
ATLANTIC LINE, bim] Hi? WHITE i-TAK UNE, in.
? ?? italy up ? their irrlval al QUARANTINE. >??? PIER
A ?BATTERY) ano PENNSYLVANIA I: R PIER, Ulli
REV ilTV. ? .1 . to MTM KTREET PIEH ?? NEW
STORK CENTRAL and HCD80N RIVER R II. a .ll?
tanca f,f U.OU miles, ?la lima? a arsHi, <i mora f
'?????r.r.y if aaeeseary, on ? schedule of Ti minili a reni ? -
Um? ?'.r th. ??tir. distane, th? ?. A from July I,
IMiT in ,1'in- .'!". ?Ml l.i r---? j.? ?-1 ?. th Ml, ??,???.??
Forma ' f 11 r il and full aformatlon will be f.imi?h?.|
upon appi Ica ? ? to th? ?. nd .?.miijunt. Po.tma.Ur 0>n
arai, PERRY fi. HEATH, Actlai Postaaaattt Oaaaral.
j DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, With?
lAft??. D. ?? April I. UM lealai ?coi ?m? will
be re ? I?.??1 nt till? It. |?.-?rf ?t.-iit until ?_? o'clock p. m
Thuradaj Ma} I, imi7. for furnlabln? iba folloainf
.??s??"? 't supplies, -?? , durine 111?? Bacai w.'ir ?adln?
Jur.e SO, is;,, .,, .. |, ,,, ,,. | |t| ,r,| | ? ?j. fT f]|
r.i.lilr.i? typewriters to th? Department, its ?avaraI Bu
raaos end ??? . m for ?tabling ,,?.? feed ? n*? of tan
h rsea r tha Department ? - ? * j -- u ba convenient p
Patent Office Building: ?4? for furniture, ???,? grai
??? ithrr mi." rilan? tus supp!.*n for nations?? ? r
ti.?? Department of the 1 ??,;,! ri'ir-.m?, sui
om??-'. ind the civil Si non, Al iba sama
? p ?? ind pisce propoaala will b. : I ? itoi h raeau,
? ???, drues p.int?.
hardwan c, ai may be required by
tbe O ? ' ? , , . for ? se Ini in? near ? ?<
ton, I? ''.. during the -.*? ?: s^?r ab ?e Ind itad ? io
f? r tu n fuel, lumber, ' irdwai t laboi
, ? ? , . ?ngri -. m ? lier ? ippllss .>? s ??
t,<? required by the t! s Oeologrtcal Burvsj sal tos
Howard university, respe lively luring ? e issM period
?? ? im- lim? and place pro? ?.li will ni?? , I
celved for tl Vaehlng of ? weil for tbe li partment,
r - ? ???? ?u ?, ai i ? rivll .--? vice Comi for the
?our ending June -'???. IBM aa well as foi the pur
li rln? thai :?? ? r ?Vast? Pap ? of the D?partaient
of ths Interior, Bide muai b. made in Oovi
bianda. All b da fexrepi ' m f ? ?A ishtai
? I ? .... i. pap? r. fu nil ire,
; graph.? and other ? -
the l ?epei tm? nt of the Inti
and "'' ? - ?'? ? -.?? ?? ? ?? ' ? ? ' '' '
? epted n.-.? ' tri?.'?? ?warded *ul rei ?? an appropri
...... ?. , (pn ... ? rme f propo?
aala ? ledulea ' li? ma, ?pei IH al ?. and ln.tr ? ?
will ???? furnished ?? bidden a ippllca Ion io the ?v-Tu-f ?
nari of the Department; requssts for Manu? ?houli :
... ?? ,,?:? kalg.?? . ,?- ?? claeaea of suppliai
.? li prop ted - bid, All tbe n??Mials will boi
op?n"l a) the me and placa above itated, ami bldders/l
ar?? In It? I to be present et sud penine
? URNEUt'H ? BUBS, .-<" r??.ir?
Ccq?I Notices.
NI N ET V -KM IHTH STREET^ SA ????, N.
HOTT, ai.n.i.i? M novi' gad JAMES fV. JA< K
B? >S, ii net? es foi Mai y Irene Hoyi laal n
? ? ' I? - - Il ied plaintiff?, ar/srr,?!
JOHN 0 B ?KER ? ? enti ?ctl
1. In pu : - '
,. . ? titled action, beai
Ins data ?h of A tad filed In the
f ? r ? - ? ' s????
I. the U ? ? ' ' ?": "' name'1,
ici ion, at tha Ne? > ? Beai Estate
n : Br adwa) a the Cil ni and
Btata of Saw Torte, oa ??? Iti ' ?fai IBBf al
twelve o'clock noon of tha' day, by r? - ?? ? *
tl< n?.>r premiata la ?aid Judg
th?rcln den rll ' \l i. ? plec?
' land, with the 1 line rected,
? tl ? ? l'y il f New
fork, and bounded and d la ' ? BEGIN
MN'-, hi ? ? I. the R f Ninei
? ti'-h atre? ? Bl 'sut fi\e bun Ired ? ......
... ? tide or line of Central Park Weal
? ? gightl Avenue); thence running Weaterli il e
the ?? nth ?' Un? ? ? aa '">???
? ?., f?-.?? ihenc? ruanlag ? ralle! a th
Central Pari Weal (formerly Eighth Avenue) ind I '
through a pan ra I 1100? feel
?. . ? ? ihe block between
Nlnety-aeventl " - thence ?
G,-.?.??: .< . MM ???ntre Une, twont) Uve '2?"?? feet;
, .?, . Northerly in?' larailel with '''rrril I**rk Reel
?' rtnerly Eighth Avei .??? and part of u. a
? ' ,. ? iooi fin ? ind elei an '?? inch??
to the Bouiht h ?Ida ..f Ninety-eighth Bl *et b? Ike p<'--.t
ar placa nl
Dated New V rk, April " IBM
JOHN '?GG.???'???. R-f^r?e
DALT, iirivT A MASON Plalntlffa' Atl mejre No. 11
ira atreei Ne? ? rk eltj
VINKTY ?????? STREETSAM1T.L ?
?*?' HOTT piainiff. asatnat JOBV 0 BAKU ind
others, defend u A ' a ten, 4? Il f th?
ludgmenl f f and - I? lu mad? ?nd en'?red
? the al e enti . ? ? late the gita da? f
April, le:?:, and 81 ?d la the of] r th? ? lera f tht
.?:.f New Y . e, the underalgned, tha r?f?re?
r?: -? ? ludgmenl named, ?vili ?-r. a? publl? ? ? il B, at
tha Bea fork ft? ? g tata .-? aai m Ne. ni Br nlw?
In Mi? elty ? untj and Btata of Ben Yoik as the ?th
Bay "( Mav ????, ?- ????;*? o'el rk noon ( U il dai
Pater r Meyer, li ? Beer, ih? premiase le >aid tydg
metii meni ?ed ind ? ? ein deeertbed a? '? llow? ALL
il r ., ??. ; ?. pi? ?? r parcel of land, arlth the bendine
thereon erected, lltuate Ivirr?: and ???! ? ir in the < "i t ? and
?""??'intv nf New Tfork ini bounded and '?acribad a.? fol
BEOlNNlN<l it a point ?? a B itheriy lin* or
si- of Nlnec ghth Stri ' ? ?? I ?? Iri ? an ! ?ev
enty-flv? '.'?7".? fee? Wealerh fi m the Weal Id?
:.? . - ?? ??? : ra ?Veal If rmerly Eighth AtreaiM
nini; thence '?'? 11) Una r - I?
of Ninety-eighth Biree? m. Bv? ?;'.'?' feet; tii-n.-? run?
? ini .-' lei y and ? 'entrai i'ark Weet
(formerl) Eighth Avenue?, und part .if th? wav through
a party wall, une hundred ilOOi feel aqd ?levan 'ili Im Ma
lo tke eentra Un? ?f (he bl ? weea Miri ??. aevantb and
Mntty-elghth Streetf; thenee "minina; Raaterry atoag ?alai
e?n'r* '.In?? twanty-flva ISS) f*?t: ili?n-e Northerly and
parallel arttb Central Part '?'?'??-' (fi ?mei-ly Eighth Ave?
rne?, an.l part f ti.? whv ?!:??|(?? .i |..ir'v ?al! ,,n? hun- ?
?Ir?! ill)??i f?et and elev?n ill? in, he? t,> the Pouth?rlv
lin?? or eid* of HInety-elgrtatn Btree? to ihe point ur glare
i>? heelnnlnir
Dated Bear Torta, Arri ? I8S7
JOHN DELAHCNTT, P.-f.re. I
???.?, HOTT * MASON?, rialn'IrT? Attorney?. No 11
wiiium afreet, Mew Tors City
>* ? INETT-EKIRTR STREET. - SAMUEL ?7. j
I HOTT, ai.kkeii m HOTT and 'ames w. ia'T? -
s? >N, tniat??? for Mary Iran? ? v. -mi?:? tha la-t ?rill
ani tettarnen? of Te*?.? ? ?? d?cea?ed. ? alntlff?. agatnat
JOHN 0 BAKER and other?, defendant?. Action No. 3.
In piir?'iar,i?* of the i-idgment of for?.-li?ur? and ?a,;*, |
dulv mad? and enterad la " - ?beva .milled action. he?r
liig dite the 6fh lav of Api:. IM'7 arid li>,| ,n t;,. ,,(??,,?.
of ti-.e i".?rk of the City and ?' inly ?' Ne? Y irk i. tn*
underalgned, the referee In ?n:?! ludgmenl n.un?d. will
.??" ? ? pub -ii il " at lb? Nea *i rk Real Batata ?.r*t. ,
? ?Mn "* ill ? idaray in the t| ? : ??? ind 8t.it* of
Bea ? rk an the Iti '? ' May iv>7. at 12
' that day r Pelei ' Bey? ar ??.?
premile? ?? asid ludgmenl mentioned and therein dea?
ge I aa ALL ; al ? ?rt Un tot. ? ? or parcel of land
?riti thi building thereon erected - ? iti lying and hem? !
in the City ana C*ou Vork. and b un led and
?1*???p?.?1 a? f "'??. ????????? ?? a ? -.? r ? ?
? .? ra?da of Mnetj eighth Btraet distant rive !
nd ? " 1SSO1 feel vYeetei ? from t?..? Westerly
ltd? - ' ? ? ' ' Irai Part (Veal (form? rly E -
I running Weater a..r? the ? ut her? y ?
linone aid? of Nlnet? etghtl Btraei twenty ti ? (3B| fe?t, !
? ? - ? - ? ? .?...?..' with Central Park 1
?A'eel (formerly Eighth Aveeue). and part of the *?v
thi ugh 1 party arali ana hundred '!"'" feet ai 1 .i?\?n
ill) lachea to the entre Urn f the h) k I ?.a ? ? ???
-. . ind Ninel eighth atr?ete; theac* mining Kait
,. u- 1 1 ?ntre Un.???? Bve (831 t'?et. then.??
rlj and parallel with ?'? ritrai Pari B'eat tformarly
Ivenu? and part of tha way I rough a pirtv !
.? hundr? ! ?lOrti f ? ? and fleven ??> ??????? t 1 tb?
? f Ninety-eighth Street, to thepilnt i
rinlng
[.??. 1 S ?a ? ?prll 8 I8P7
JOHN ?.;.G.?.??;?\"t?? n,r?ree
DALT. HOTT * MABON Plain? Ta' A;t mays, Bo, II 1
VVI ' im ?''???? 1, Nea ? ik 1 t)
?
INETY-EUiHTH STREET.-8AMUEL N.
HOTT. ALPltETJ M HOTT ind G???* w tack
.-? i\ n ,?t....~ f r '.1 u ?. ir????? 11. ? ' ? 1er the lait wiit and
? i??-? ? II ? ? : led. pia
JOHN <> RAKER and other? d I Icttofl ???. 2
li purauai ?? ?d ' ? ludgint.< < reel -ir?? and *al?*.
i?ulj p nd entered tied action tiear
. late 1 f April ?-'.?t ind Bl? 1 In ti ?
nfnc? ?f ?'?? ' lert Of tha fit? and C un"' of New York.
I tii? 111 I ? ? ihe refii ein -ai i ludgmenl named
" ? ? Y? -k Beni nera?*
Balearoom, ?'?, in Broadway, In tha city ?'ountj and
siate of Be? Tort? on the itn ?,?. of May, 1*97 ?t
? ?,\,??\* ?'c?o k ? ~? rf thai ???\ >?\ ??-? ? Meyer ? ??
?ioii,.er, tb? premi??' In ?aid ludgmenl mentioned end
describes ?? follow? ALL ijiat certain tot pleca
1 parcel ' l?nd. will tb? bul ling th mn ?reeled
mate, .1.4 and betas in the Cltj ant County .>f New
I rk, and bounded ail dei rlbed ,1- f 1; ?? ? BF
OIXKINil it ?? ; ?Ini .? li :... ,.r '?,,!. '?,
Ntnct) Ighih s.i???' diafani rive hundred ani iwenl
'?? ?? ' ?-" f?*?? *?< ? ? ?? ?ve?t< iiv nd? .,? hn;. of
i-^rir.?! Part Weal (form-rl) Klithth Avenuei >h^n -
luiinlr,- w ? it ?,,- s. itlterl> Im, ..r'-ij? at
?? ' ' ' ? '-'" f -? Ihvnue finnirir
' .? and parallel will i>ntral l'art Weai (formerly
Elrhth Avenuei ?? n?? nari ih? aaj ? 1 lugrt M oartv wail
ona hundr 1 ilOt?) feel and ?lever .11, incnea to 'he ,?.
? bl : ?. \. aeventh an ' V|n ??
?al h -? ? ?'?? nlng EaMtrly, glnag aaldi oantre
-"?? ???' 1.ice Northerly and
I irallel 1.entra Part IVeai (formerl] Eight' Avenuei
ind p? the wa? through ? part] ?all. one hundred
" ? I ?even (11) Irene? ? 1 ?..? Southerly u,.. .,?
?id* of Nlnet) ?ighth Street, to ihe point or dUo? at be?
ginning
Dated Ben fork Apt I 8, tv?:
DALt HOTT ? IlABoi?"? "l^V'L NTT? ***'""??
public XolitcG.
|>i USIANT TO stati [TORY REQUIRE?
? MENT notlea ?? aerea?, ? r?a inai Aa .\??t bas ?>?????
u?'--i bj ?- ?? branches ?; the Leglelature entitled \\
ACT to authorise the alteration of re tlon ???? of th?- Anal
maps ??. ? ? ? ?fllei ? the Twent) third an.? Twenty fourth
Wat Is of tha of New Yoi r .?
gtvea that h Publie Hearing upon will i?. held
,n tbe Office ??( iba liam, in the ? Iti Hall, In tb? ? ti
..( ????? ? .rk. oa Friday, April 80th, IK87, ?t ;i u> ..vi .,??<
?- M
Datai Cltj H .... ???ra fora, .prll mi ibOI
_ ?' L ?TRONO Mayor
Illusi ANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
MENT, notice is ber-ebi ?ri<r?a thai t? Act baa ?.?
paaaed bj boi mei t .?? the Lrgl.lature entitled IN
A? ? tn the alterati ?? of -in ?,?,. enteen r
? , ,? - tad proni.i ? f ihe t... nt) thli I ,? |
rwet : lUrth Wards of lb? ? tj if Ne? V ?
? ' ? ? herel riven that a Puhll p ? upon au. ti
b I ?. I be ? ? ? ?' hi?? OHI< - m in? Mai ? in the ? Iti
lu!. ,n ni? t'Iti of Sea l'ork. on Krlilai ipril .-ton,
lP.il
Datai itti Hay, Now fork, aprii Mia im
_ u I. HTRti.X ; Mayor
PURSUANT l<> SIATI Ti tu ? REQUIRE
? MENT, notice ?- berobi given thai \n ?, ? gas ?... ?.
????-??? hi both braaebss ef the Legl ature entitled s ?
vi' ? ? autb irisa Ih aitai il ? >f ? ?? .?, .uteea I t ?
???? mapa and prallee ..f the Twenty-third and Twent?.
fourth Wardaofthe tj if Neu ? ri bt showing thersun
the extenalou of ntnton Pleca from Grand ??venue to
Jerome ?venus la the citi o| \ u lOrk Further notice
??, hereb, given thst ? Public Hesrlng upon auch lui ? ?
???- hol I at Uis Offlc? of the Mei/or, in tbo rit] ? un ig tha
Citi I Ne? fork, oa i.ii.n. \pri| tota, 1117, ',,? ,?.,,>
Dal ? ?li] n ? '? Htm fi ? ? ajarll Mt| imi;
_ _ '?> '?. HTRONQ, Mayoi
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
mknt. Botica la aafwhf .Hen that An Act aaa haaa
p*?...i tr bata ?ranih?? ?t the Legletature ?-ntm-i w
A.T lu relation to the terr* of orli.?? of th?? Hoard ef
Eleotrlcal Control in end for the City .>f New York
Further notice le het.by given that a Publie Heating ui->u
en.-h bill will be held at tbe OnVa of th? Majvr In the
SK?JI ?iSfif?* Iurk-0B "?*??Apr" **h?
Lated city Haa, New Vork, April Mth. im?t
Public Notices.
^s+**s^ aas**^*^ ^^rs'rs'SJ? /?ss*/** *?******+++*+*4
NOTICE OF TRUfTBn BALE.
*?" WHEREAS, Th? Austin Bluff Land A Water Co?.
teny, a corporation duly <.rgi.nl7.eil end exliting under ind
y virtu? of the iiw? of the S'ite f Coioralo, located mi
doing biuta??? i.i the Count) t El I'm??, la ?eld lute <.!
Cniorail'.. did, -,n it,, fir?, day of laptam??? a. D. l??As.
by He certnli) deed of trim Of ?hat ?!,??-. duly r?c? r?'.. ! in
the offl?? of the ' ?unty Recorder if ?j.'I El Peeo ? inty,
on th? S.th day of lepiem >ei ?. ??. ???8, .n B? k ?-.vwj
four (T?J), peg? On. rf.aao.rod and Klfy-thr?. lie?) o 0
.?y t?. tn?? underelgiud, J. J Mage man, aad hie lueeea?
?or? m ?aid trust, if Colorado Iprin? ? ?"r,
?"clorado, a? trmte,., ,ne following ???r???
und pi ???:?> eltiuted in tb? <'oun;> of ?? ???? ar. 1 MM?
' f ? Clorado, li w;t :
Th? eoa ?, ?, half of leetloa ?umbered Twen'y-eevea
-. ? .- ... , ?: lei if - .numbered twenty.
? light 128). the north eael quartet if Berti ?. numbered ti.tr?
ty>tbreo (IS), tbe aorth half of lc I thirty-four
at) ?nd the south nut quarter of .-?? ?d t ?lrty
' m ?.in In Township thirteen (III ? f Range iiatg
??x ich) iv-.t Also the ?.?-? ?no-half ? ' ? ' '?''?
eaatquarter, ind tb? south a il quarter fie tl ? twenty*
?'x *2?ii him the tasi one half of Ihe carter
and the eo-.tb w?.r quarter of the ton ter ?r.l
the peath saat auartot I tr? aoutfa * ??'' ?'??
???t one-half of tte r? ith weet quarter of M m ? weg.
ty.ever, (ft), ?nd (he ??' on? -h?If "f ' ' ?%:*
ter of section thirty fou (?? and ihe wei ?- '? "?*
r. >rth-weet q urtai ?,?. ; ? ? ' '
north-eiiat '?uni.?/ af ... ?, , ?..:.?, (SA) ? 1 I? T,?n
ihip twolva (12) South Range slxt] evi 87?
g??her wi'h all and alna
lieget thereuni ? belonging 01 m si . l
? ilarly the dit. ret Ing ne wstor right
known aa "W W ?
other duchea or gatii ? - ?*?
as the "BI dg?? [, ? ... k Pitch.'
? i?o the ? rth>waet quatti ' <'?1
the ? ??.- ? ? .:. quarter ?f H kt4?
Townehlp and Rang. . ill - ' ???
??ter r..? '. rher? ??,? , ?. , ?
inowa M
the "1>?? ? Ditch'): ah ?? ? ? ' 'the
?eat q tar-lei , * ? t
Townablp twi fish Soul Lang ??" West
Aleo the pip?? lln? of tn.
? ( ill !' ite of I ;
.. ' whli -? auy te
Iieginnitig al . ? ? Wi ? M ? ? la tho
? ? | . ? . ?
Tweii? . IS) .- iti Rang? ? ?
;:,. Twm
li els ZI), Thirti five IS .... ? ? ?ahi
. iwnel ., and Rang? ? ? ? ? .
- ? ..;,. .??,.???. ,;,. eight H
(11), twenty (20) and t?
three '??..? In Tow - ?? . ?1st) ?
sis till Weet, being a?, u ? ina
get ber ? Ith all branchei ;, ? .
n,j> ho ,, i? iructed in eon I
wiiter rignt?, rights, fra ? hlaee end ? . trottate
bel nglag or ?.. an) v. tat em
AM* WHEREAS ?aid ? ?veye ?ee wee ? :? ? tr.it
to ?e.ure t the leg.,? holder or I ; rompt
payment of ? certain le ,?? - Hundred
(100) hr?? mortgage bond? of The Au Lend A
water Company, ? f ?me Thousand ?? "?*" '? ?~? ? ?? h.
aggregating l ?ne Hundred 1 ' ? ?? ? ire,
?? in full Deed if G. un more ?p. ?
?^e? umber lai ISM, with lote
r.i bed at eight per cent pei remi?
? ainuaiiy
and WHEREAS, ?aid deed f treat a? ride? am ag
ether thin?
Blent ' ?
them, a? th? ?. > , ? . -
01 if defa ?
f ru mi - of any ? ? th?
: ' ' . .. ? '
be kept ? I -.
either every .? - .
?
I el . ?..
? ?
?
due and payable, to ?
? ,. ; _
aea li ? .
)ut.
frSbrtl ' ,? if ?n.d b ndi ? .
?&*.. aa aa entirety ?
i . -i ? I
?il an I imguli ;
rig In ' . ;
A? Wat? for th?
. ' '
la and ei ? a
? ' ?
AND WHEREAS : ?? ? ? - el
?
terworka and | r
to b? of
Btata of < -r
- ita an I dltchea ?f th?
........ ... ...
: 1
rlth all th?
iced ?
- ?. for ?
?aid
. .
rs thereof, with fu
?
ANI? WHEREA8 I
V.' iter < ?Ine? ! .....
ext.-n.i?! .. rai f Its ?
.
la t .?? ? ' "
\\ tat of tha fru? ! ? .'
- ? ? mn ty-ts ? (32) and Into ??
?aid To? th of 1
Weal f thi ith P. M ? ?
?a'n irr.nav | a*nd . - t
ling frasi seid
? ward known end d - ' ' ?
t ch, and haa a :
r r t!?* puri oae of a watei
? ? ir? eonnei til ? nil ,
and dltchea. and ? ? ? I ?
>.????:? if water ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? - ad
the ?
., lattar of
the a it qu of ? ?
,?_"7 Townahli Tnelvi 12) - ' ' ilsty
*?\?n ii'.Ti Wee? if th" Blsth ?. M ? ig aies
pan baaed, aa 4 watei - ?
uied in connection wl aald
?outh???.?' quarter of the ?
twenty mx i38>, ?:.d the aou -? - tl ?
weet Quart?r ? ?ceti ? twentj " ? '." ? the east '
r r !??* north-?a?! quarter ot m
Townahip twelve (12), Bouth ?'
irt") Wet of the ?lath ?* M ? ? aesse ??>
be also Bead for th? parpoaa of ttva j ? water
privil?ge? and water right? ther ? ?? ? ?
? herewith, --nd ha? ala pui baaed ?a a water ;
? r rooenrotr ?Ite to b* used in con? * ?? aald
pipeline and lit? he?, the ? rtn weal , a
?outh eait ouartef Bad the ?as? naif of ?
quarier e,nd th? Booth ?resi quarter f tha aou ? ?? qjai
ter of BBCl'OB twenty Bv? '27., fa Towni ?
?outh of rang* Btst) eight (SB) Weet I tl I ." M,
th? ?aure i> i,* atan uawd for th? *
privilege? and ?rater r grit? tkarOOB SB i
? ir*r*wi'li
?,?? WHEREAS, '.. :?? renate agreement m*
entered Into oa th? 11th day ' '"?? ? ... ? .
The \??????? Bluff Land i Water C mi .?
r L. M.rtin and A A MeOoveee? certain rig
to a i-ertair. pipe-lin? eateaded -
*?ven h un Ir?! i2 ""'" feet from ?
In ? iwnehlp thirteei IS? S iti
great f th? BlBth P M ih* ?am? I
tl... general ?<i-r nyatem f the ea
| We ' ' ' ? ' ' ind haa
? nd privlleg??
icrlhed land, to-wltr ? md four (4)
In t iwnahlp Fourteen ? aouth of
V ?-'
AND WHEREAS bv Ita cenali ?. t? ari
entert l Into wi't? the Bon
? p the f.rd 11) of ? '?? ? ? 1 ?
IStti day of June.
er of ?aid u ??. ' ' Pai ' c 114. pai
nf'the record? of aald ? ' "
t ,? ? and Wat?r ' mi ?? iulr-1
prlvlleeea In ani "? th? proceed? of the foil
' '
The ml half of the ?
and tha eaat half '
ter (E ' ? tv ' BW ', - '
In Town-Mr? Thlrt en (1S> f Ran)
Weet, in El Pa?? County, c ?. ?
?aid ''^" r ' '? **' '' '" - ?
whi.-h ? ?? fi"? ton ;
Md t? i? ? I to *? District ? !.. " ?'
County for ?el . ?nd ate? ei : * ?
of am) of tii- Chi >l >'? k I ?land and
" ' i ' '
tract, and hai ??...?. . ? water
pu,. - a?.1 ma - ?- ? aald ??t????? mor?
leeai he :
vM> WHEREAS '? ? Ult hi? 'wr, ? - pay?
ment al! Of ?aid Ir? ? ' ? ' - ' ?
?aid Intere?! - ' ? ?
1?*<v? and lefaull * r?1"1 b -?-. ? tbe payment of
ml ?>?? -' - . ? ?
th? fir?' day Of September IBBB [he ?
!MM tha Brat daj 1 Bepten IP. ? ? ? . . f
M ireb ????, Ih? Brei da? ?f Bei - ? Crai
?. ? f Mareta, ????, th? flrat da:
. ? .. ? ? .? ja) f ??.!? IBS7 ? ?. - ? ?
ued for ?? parted of mor* thin ? ? I etili ein?
tlnu? ar: : ???.-'
AND WHEREAS, th? legal I
fourth ' ?' of *"*i> bonds ha ? ? ? -
?Ider all of ?aid benda at once lu? a |
, , : if tl "-' ??? Ide 1
AM? WHEREAS, ?he legal 1er?
fourth <',? "f .??id bonds navi . < ? .
un.leie'sned, as truatee. to *?-!! tha a? granted State,
or? pel ly, right? an I franch ? par?
ing ml ' bon la aa In jald dei
NOW THEREFORE, hy rea? ? of tl ?ad by
vu tue of the ??<?' ' riti a m? vei ?irtu?
of Mia term? and condltlona f ?aid d ? j, j.
j Hagerman tha trvatae abov? nai
? .., |7th in ?' May nest ermuln? :
(Btael ? loor of th? i*?urt III \
<?\?? of Colorado intinga In th? <
s? tt? if ' rado ?? ? ...
ai! and alngular ti c ibov? de?
??.?tate property, right? and I
?vary of ?he ?aid right? ? tuli I by aald ?
Land * Water ?'.> npani ?face the ei ?
of inial, a? iforeeal i ?? ? ?
prli ? agea r III h-?a. acq tu? of
t> .? pur ha?? of aald real ... I or aa
appurtenant thereto, or Ini ? ?
?? i to ?al i The Au?iin Bluff ?. ? I I ' ?: ? a
through, under or by virtu? of ell ? .
laat ahov* mentioned aa well a? ai right ? ;
Th? Austin I'luT Lnnd S Wati to ?aid
r?ai ratat? ? ? puf ;ba? '
t enellt and ?quit) ? ' r? ? ??.; \ -
Bluff ??p.1 .?.? Water C mpanj r- ? and a
In ti and under t'ie at.n??? and ?a ? ?
hand, for tiie purpoa? of pay) g th? '?
ani unpaid coupons then ,?? ,? ? ?.
chargea and ?xpenaea ? f ? \? .
[IMAN
'
Hated at Colorad.? Sprint? VI Paao ? inty, Col ? \
thta ."bit m <U\ of Mar h, A. D
? ? BTtMaOWAT. and BROOK)" I tRM I ?
for Trtgatae.
Vnrii'i?;. Ksti'iiiuo- for diedglni ? ? VStnX
- ~ t? ? ? ? ??. bi ta \ ?
ger < ' ntrae? S BBS
of Docka at Pier A. Rat N. 1
?? 1 ?.-? 'j? M n ? lib ?*?' " >? ?? ? ira ne
C*lt) Be L Coplea for a? Bo. 2 fil
VOTICE. i>iiiii:iti- for repalrtsg a | r soi
??' ? ? ? -?,; rary trier on al) ? ? ?. -? R?.
n?ar the foot ? f Ca? U - ?
and f r ? ?paring foi ami building ?. ??' !>1*
? ' laadlag al Pier "?.nu i t Ne. 884
?
Batten Pis ? S K . un I U ? *J-?r
iith. 1*4)7 r r full p ? ai ? eoe Cil
isk u N ? 2 CI? Hall
ViU'iri;. BatlBUttea for ngerjariag for .i"''
"" ra?.ln? IBM B0W|| unir '.ml Ir: ? ' t ''
New Ig, Barth Blver, with granit? r t*ta ?
bl k?. lavina rmaawatfca and bulldlm aaary
? ,t?... ?,.\\? r ? ?" ' ? ,:.?'?.? ' ? I ' N
881 will '.?- -d h) th? !' i' ? ? ? 8a al
l'iet \ Batten Pia e. ? ?: uniti ?
Iti . IBB7 G ? ('ill piarti niai? . :: ' "
il ? ? Citi H ?
PURSUANT To STATUTORY ?EQUIR*
' MKNiv m.ti.?? ?? ii.-iv'o green tkei ?? Set I
?- I by h 'ih bi m. h. , ? ? . ? .
iront?? if tl
' irti Werde of tt.* elij f New *
? ? ?neo. that a Pubi II
' ' ? ? It . the M ? '? '' ?
Ih? City "f New-York on ?? ? ? >\ kart] ?'th. ?***?. ?
I l| ? ? ick ? In
Dated City Hail. Ben Torti April t8d, ?*1'7 ..
?' ,.. . r ROMO Bapae
1> Ropos \i.s VoR MATaUUAli ani> work
* reesjlred in tae ?raetl ?? rf a artaea um **?JfSA
*? th? Om.?e of Iba ?? i?itur. ?:. .t Correrti a.,** ]VL
mm en?h ?t,, m May ?ta, 180T. rw bimimbibbs ?"
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