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SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER I-Nita Guthrie, a st. Louis
girl. Is visiting the family of Surgeon Holden.
in the camp of the Twelfth cavalry, in
Arizona. Captain Rolfe, an officer Of the
Twelfth, proposes and is rejected. An old
love affair Is in the way. Mia swOOns over
some mysterious apparition on the eve of her
departure for home. ll-After Mia leaves
camp DR.. Holden tries to unearth the mystery
of her swOOn. He suspects that Sergeant
Ellis. "a recent recruit and a man with a his
tory. had some connection with it. H. Lieu
tenant Curly Brewster, another officer of
the Twelfth, is in love with Winfred Berrien
the daughter of Major Berrien. Captain Rolfe
lights upon evidence that another woman
claims Brewster's devotion. iN-The society
at the fort gives hop. and Mrs. Knowles. a
married flint from a nearby town, makes q
scene WIN brewster, AZ Whien mayor beffleN
and Winifred are mystihed and indignant
beiore brewster can explain 70 Nlhhfe9
about the Knowles " oman his troop is ordered
70 march against the Sioux indians IN DAKOTA
Major Berrien hears some gossip, about
Brewster's relations to Mrs. Knowles and
bars the lover out from parting word Will
Winifrtd. VII and VIII The whole
Twelfth gnes to the seat Of war. Captain
k0lie sends a detective 70 hunt up sergeant
Ellls' career before he joined the army, IN
Major Berrien IS wounded IN 5klrlnlsh
brewster and Ellis save his life TO w
Ellis and brewster have posts Of honor during
the campaign and also rescue Mrs Berriei
and Winilred from death ina Dakota bllzzart
and from the murderous Indians. Brewster
doesn't give the Berriens chance 70 thanh
him.
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disk OF the moon had risen cloudless and
unveiled, and now, rs the bugle was
calling the helated ones back to the post
for night inspection Of quarters, the bur
nished shield was high aloft, flooding
the broad valley with its radiant sheen
throwing black shadows upon the broad
roadway, The white picket fence, tho
glistening verandas at the post Hol-
den, returning from n late visit to some
Of his patients at the hospital, stopped
and looked quickly and intently up at
the little gallery overhanging the east
ward wall.
In the front room. that which he had
assigned to Ellis, light burned dhnly.
The Venetian window Of the rear room
leading to the gallery was dark, yet
open, and on the little ledge, leaning
against the easement, the moonlight
cleaning on his face and form, q tall
soldier was gazing intently eastward.
Quietly Holden strobe along, entered
the gate, went noiselessly into the hall
and up the stairs. The door from Nita's
room TO the landing stood wide open.
At this juncture person standing out
side would have seen the silent occupant
Of Robbers Roost" turn with sudden
start and peer into tho room, for Holden,
his eyes fixed upon the cleaning, glis-
tening space between the two rear VIM
dows and just over the toilet table, had
purposely dropped his heavy stick with
resounding clatter upon the landing
floor Il thought So" he muttered in
serene satisfaction. Then picking up
his stick he calmly strolled across the
threshold and into the dark room.
Beautiful view Of a moonlight night,
Ellis. That was Miss Guthrie's fayorite
perch when she was here"
fContinued Tomorrow
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Another DoIIghtfui "trip to Glen Island.

The success of the first Glen Island excur-
sion has induced the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company 20 run second select excursion to
Glen Island. a resort better known as the
Gem OF the Sound,n on Wedne day. August
18th. II will be In charge OF tourist agent.
Il umbodios pleasant rail ride and "a grand
sail around New ork, passing under the
Brooklyn Bridge, up the East river. through
Sound. Special train will leave Broad street
station at z m. Tickets will be sold at Il rate
Of $3.50 from Philadelphia. Half rates for
children.
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Life insurance solicitors wanted for the
strongest. largest and best company IN the
world ANSON a. MAHER. General Agent,
Equitable Hutldidn
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prostration, al female complaints are
cured by it. Il improves digestion onriches
the blood, dispels aches and pains, brings re-
freshing sleep, and restores health and
strength.
It's q powerful general, as wei rs uterine,
tonic and nervinc, imparting vigor and
Strength 20 the entire system Ccntains 10
derange digestion a legitimate medicine
not a bcrcrdge
If you're a tired, nervous, or suffering
woman, then tho " Fayorite Prescription
is tho only medicine that's guaranteed, in
every case, to bring you help. IL it doesn't
give you satisfaction, you have your money
Lack.
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Fhthe "Why, am told that YOU are in
love with signora Fontalba di P0liteamA ~
Son lexcitcdlyl-"Just 80, father; and IL you
have anything 10 say against this estimahle
lady, be good enough 70 wait till am out Of
hearing Father-"Oh, ] merely wished 20
tell you that / courted the Signora myself
when was your age La EpoCa.
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New Excu1slon Route to Niagara In.

New EXCURSION Route % NiaEura FHlIa,
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad announces
the second excursion TO Niagara Falls for
Thursday, August II. A special train Of Pull
Wilmington at 1916 a. m, arriving at Niagara
Falls at midnight The train win traverse the
interesting anthracite coal fields Of pVnnsyl-
which are replete with historic interest and
famous for their picturesque scenery. Tickets
will be good to return ten days from day OF
stop on at Rochester, the weird and romantic
Glen Onoko Mauch Chunk, and Elmira. near
which city Is Watkins Glen, Tho round trip
rate from Wilmington viii be $1,000.
Maude.--"Don't YOU like to sit on the shore
and watch the breakersYi Estelle.-"Oh, yes
but I'd rather look through the billiard-room
window and watch the brokers. Record.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

"You don't want 70 break the will your wife
nader said the lawyer. Yes; that's what j
came 70 see You about "But there isn't any
thing in il that you ought 20 object to- II
know II. But / never succeeded in hrenkin'
her viii while she was living and | thought
ia ies' like TO try my luck once more. 49,
Washington Star.
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skilled workmen. No. 81 Market street..
"One question more - said Van Sleek. after
selecting an engagement ring. well, sirf'
replied the ieweler III tins engagement
should result in marriage ] suppose | could
have this stone taken out and "A genuine
diamond Of The same SIC put lnl--Iuok.
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Take Hoods, and only Hood because Hoods
Sarsaparilla Cures. II possesses merit pecu.
liar 10 itself Try il yourself.
Hoods pills are purely vegetable perfectly
harmless. effective, but do not cause pain Oh
grippe. BE sure 10 get Hoods.
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You Unn Have the WhOIe Day
Ia Now York by goingon Industry Lodge, No
=, A. o. Il. w. excursion 70 Cuney Island ON
AUGUST IS. Iinkela sg.h0.
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Trnnls and 30 Id oo.t. Dnre's l0I sLInIey.

Colonel Yerger got sam Johnsing 70 hold
his horse while he, the Colonel, went into a
saloon. II expect you are pretty thirsty, nln't
you, SamlN asked the Colonel when he came
out, wiping his mouth dat al depends on
you, boss. Hits for you 20 say. ] nehher am
much thirsty az my own expense Texas
Siftings.
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Mrs. Bagley dropping into a chair and
throwing of her bonnet: We had such
lovely time at the conversagoine this after
noon. One Of the members has separated
from her husband. Mr.. Bagey; Andf Mrs
Bagley; And she was not present Boston
Post.
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A barrister observed TO a learned brother in
court that he thought his whiskers very UNI
professional you are right replied his
friend; "A lawyer cannot be too harefaced.m
Tit Bits.
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The place to buy your trunks and bags is
at l07 shipley street.
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For your trunks and bags go to Frank s.
Dure, i0i shipley street.
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CHAPTER XIV.

Begun Tuesday, July 20 Back numbers at
the Counting ROom.l
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Cleared a,onv
all the troubles
and ailments that
make woman s
life a burden to
her. She's re-
lieyed, cured, and
restored, with DR..
Piercc's Favorito
Prescription.
Periodical pains,
weak back, bear
ing down sensa-
lions, nervous
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Gelp Wanito.

sENTs AND CANVAsbLilS male OF
A Tenn ,ensIe ~ 70 ~ caiy pIohts sure :
eNper!ence unnecessary no anu ~ i
0uired exclusive trrilory Ste Cd va..
Ocular. address l. ~ ~"
Winsted. Conn
an NTS. wonderful advertising device
n sclls b. merchants, manulh1uirI' ann ~
M Snicudid employment. lh'Ioa' H'aHil'
AHC r.. MIG. Co. Racine "I''
Males.
. GENTS. general AID special wsn,ea lof
"A new U,rIt1ry pure ne ihsuI@n,'
cheapest known; sat atthutiVn , ciIi,,,'-
siiIr management; reserve iuhu iuII 'iai ul7
sIVi, 'i. -. sss1spucnt- total sinc" 1850 (,
"a ,.,'ndenrc INVITED. III T. ffONlDEN
AID SOCIETY. Portland. Me'----
,.r,rp0P0IJTAN AGENCY. many years
IN 1stibliahed reliable ana VII 5ce"s ss u
n placing men IN cooa pos 81 i'' Rlnds O. male
49,, 'rortfD,ia- attention g Ven 70 better
nns.P' oIno.Iti,ns MFTROP0LiTAN EN-.
rTT0YMENT AGENCY 40 broadway.
.Dyfr1l,rAlENT FOR, The NEW
"A YoEK IEiibiuU n. r H5iTI' oPPIf'rCfS.
" IS 1ro,dway. corner Thiliy-fir,t-st. .
iio II ro1dway. corner 2Cth-st.. untH !
~ m. 20 West twenty. thlrd- w.. 'oIir'
gthsSe lS2 Gth;aye ESQ '1' hii foal"' Sei
rDr Foriv..cycnth-- OZO nIu ~ n1 ,n VA,
uutxy,r'nrstst 7Os flrst-aNr.. zoo W.
! va IA Nmth' ave. corner l2d,.t 90
Libcrty.st' 50 Avenue A. 1873 Ihird'a'c'
Females.
w AXTED.-A competent wa .i'1,, Ca .l,.
w re- ~ at IS West 12d''t -1o''"Ss ''S
references required.
~ AYTED-A gin as t Ss2%egTT' 1dn ana
w "a. huir',s go. Los required. call at -
VIZ 5ad.st. before II MONDAY.
~ yTED-A girl As chimbermaid . ana
n " ;'b bes city [, eqSeE ooS,1
AYTID-A lady,..u,ai1; w, wso ~ !, y He-
W co@pssfSs 'o" AIDES K. A., "' Tribune
,.nsi re ns,ce .ass Broudway.
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

Il OR SALE.-On Edgecomb ave. between
i 13sth AID 1871 St, 3-stOry bIownStOne
and brick houses decorated restricted neigh
borhOod also Nos. 800 and 323 West l3Sth
St price low term, easy. Apply TO
WAYNE. Agent. No. 81 Edgecomb-aVe
Il OR SALE West 9Oth-st.. elegant
/ 3-story brownstonc house. handsomely
decorated. For price and terms apply 20
Jantor 1O2 West 90'h.st.
INVEST END-AVE. HOUSE; lots in
w croasing in value. STEVENS, 9th
ave-. corner 93d and 104th sts.
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Conntrn Real estate 90 Get.

- ages. season 1892 by ocean and lake,
for rent list sent OIL application. L. X.
HANENS. RAJ Ests:e Agent. New-fOFk
Once World Building. Room SO.
AT MORRISTOwN, NEw-JEESEY.-I'o
n let, fully furnished The lar2e double
brIck house ON South-st., opposite Pine. This
Old Colonial mans on has large. sunny roc nts.
all modern cOnVeniences. Enclosed pi9L<as.
two furnaces. eight open fireplace house
warm In winter and cool In summer ample
grounds. well shaded with iins Ola trees To-
cation iirstcIass and convenient 10 every
thing. J. HENRY JOHNSON, Mcrfi>tovh.
New-Jer-ey.
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domestic Gilnailons Uanteo


Males.
A YOUNG. EARNEST Man want q
~ place Gs earlcHsr and to make himself
generally useful around gentleman pli'r'
Addros- +. g.. iO5 "rahsm-avc. Broohl>n.
A BUTLER In pti,,tr family. -int.c.
~ hand'i. ~ single nan middle az
city of country good reference w
ARMS lioNr. $50 3d-a'".. I'd n.i.
ID LlR.-Thr applicant b, a >oh"r. o..
ID liable man. T., seeking I~inancn,
situation L. competent English butter "i
miGdlc-apc aud single pr,f't- sl4.I'
handed place. city reference. Add''@"
by letter. HENRY HARRISON. l3l Eat
Sl-t-.t.
DTTLfR -I;c.pcctable man De ire 20
I'D stion IN prNat" f'mily eood r'icf'
cnce> yrar,' experience. cell Or "a
dro.s BrTLEh. car Of Rork'. 1872 i1haN'.
u UTLER.-By an English butler. WIS
- understands his business toIoushis 1
best t-,t'inonisls a. 10 sobrietyi honest! ANU
rspablllty city or country. Can or aPpiy
early al 357 ith-ave.. bet. 18th ana 2oth SIS
COOK.-A gooi German cook wants
" good situation GOOD ~ ,rh',-
downtown preferred. Adde'S, CON lof
East itl-st
C'ARRIAGE WASHER. SrABLtMAS;N
y or GlnoM.-By man VINO un.u,,hh
under -tands his business. J.. H. ~ "''o
j3d--t. --
s.OACHMAN and GEOOM.-hy Young
~ man who Thoroughly undeErl'iu,
horses. harues' and cdrrlase, a.' - -
.uINrr. wiling. honest aud son'r' . va
good rtfcrTicc. X. &. NJ, Tribune Cp-0""
Once. - 3s Broadway. --
n OACHMAN.-B a young IIot'sttnt
u Srntchmau capabl" Of hahali2 any
thing from tandem H. four-ih-hahu Lt"hux'
and city references. Addrr-- 'p-f' ~. 'NN'
Frnrcy'' Agency. N"warh. y. J.
EOACHMAN-By married man; thor;
" oughly und -r~tlnd, ar OF htl7f' anu
carriage, II years nr-tclass CIV rrl't-
once; honest sober. willing and opislnS
his last employer eau rr:tifv 10 AL 'dIl
or address T. C.. 5si Pafk-ave.
COACHMAN.-By soDcr, Industrious
y young German. single Thoroughly cpnl-
D. 10 q in car. aud managriu'iJ 81 nuI,t''
harness. carr age.; OlsO unitr>tahu- EuIn,,.h-
ing; useful In and about he hou-' "u"nz
and obli2nc not ATTAIN to We Do 'i,y
references. Address COACHMAN, 800 AZ
lanticave.. Brooklyn. stofr. -
II oACHMAN.-By an cxpeIiencrd mar,
" RED nm has full tHoNi,"tcb ~
horses. harness and cdrrIaScs "a az.
honest and willing man csrelui uI!'ci ,-oHI
celent reference from lat .cnipIu,t N"'
or address i. D., 30 West 1ith-sb --
T;OACHMAN and GROOM TLof9ufnE
" understands LOrscs, harness Nnu "a
rsges good city driver wililhh; h0 noS al. 81
sober; s years reference. y, "a DO -
Tribune Uptown ONCE. .235 Bio'a"'J'
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norses ano Carriages.

TAINTED. so 900. o0c people TO send
w fer Bifeh's carriage ana harness cat
slosues ID ecs. as-ei tD.ent .L America very
Soderste price,; don't pay sucn e1.ravaeAns
sylcSs for harness ana Carriages esMb.
6shed 1862 Address j. II. BIRCH. Bur.
iington. n. J.
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Business Ghanres.

A HARDWARE STORE for sale e'l"h.
"A li,hed over 80 yeois tT+ihIpRH.GiY
Box 200 5j4 sth-aye.
Az INVESTMENr Of a. ." VIII ,ecuae
"A bushes. int.rsst that VIII slso pay ','@ q.
nv of 81 2OO absolute CcftaH'tS VI ''"
prOfit H. RITTER, Postolllce.
CApEM1 OF MEDICAL MESH E III },
"A AND HYPNOIIsM, $40 We yos ~
p,rticuIufs OF THURSDAY cfenlh p Tas ',, az
10 McC arthy'. Sunday evening D'D'o mus
trat ons Of curative magnetism
A TTENTfON "A, qoo1 opportunity Is
haif io,cres, In an established real c,.a.c
L1sincs, here In city mFc-iltAo'11',
I U1T-'at III Broadway, roonl 20.
pUySICIAN desirlDg chance or eH d,
"A sion Of pIoctice .ccorndr's,Soaations In a
,'ei,se.s Centre. admirably local q. A1si'''
pI sX,,''TKAI. PARK Tribune Uptown on''''
.235 Broadway.
RIrsTYESs established for many year,
A safe. profitable. and hlylhg Eq", IPatc
plant, need capital 70 Se, gDsrs' HERBERT
VIZ VfAsixD ,Si3IaO Il Ercodway. :. -,
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW y
A YORK TRIEUNE WILL BEE,C r..
CLIVED AT THE UfTOWN , ~ - Il
10. ,23s Broadway. corner jai unsS Until 3
i D. f go Vest twenty thlrd,st corner
eor,ar Ioulteenth.st 7Go Third ave c0,
ncr Forty .scventh:st. ,020 IihV'inoNSy'' W ;;
Si s.y.arstsss. 4: Icy .6s9 cos,?t9s:aveaia
1 ,rN Sintb.sye.. corner 72i;st.; %
Iiberty.st, 81 Avenue ,a2 20 I East One.
and the HARLEM 0 9,,bIst u noJ to 8 p. M.
hu9d,sd sTd twe nnssyysnndrsd
St, at regular once rates
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domestic 5ilnnllons fOants0.

Females.
4 LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY.
n MENr HOUSE.-tor hotelo and pri.
tato families, Nrat-cils ma-e ana female
help, with references; city and county.
At Mrs. FLOYD'S, 1873 Oth-aVe.. 4th house
above loth-st
A MRS. MAI MBEl,G. Swedish
II. Employment Hurclu. Do IN ave, MP
stairs. llr-t-cla-s cooks, 30, 700 chMnbcr-
mad. llundrr-s aud other srrN anI' Tor phi
Nate families only.
IS SEAMSTKESs. -fir,t-cld>s; by day /;
y assist with drra making and children Is
clothes. Call OF adlus, to-day, Miss
MELODY. +u3 LrNnrtoH'h'e
+. Ill KINDS Of German servants, vi IA
.tt-ciI-- references. always o. hand FOR c,,,y
or country. /. SON NENS' tlN y LII
c,used Employment Agency. - 3l-a'e..
near Sth-t
A RE.SPLCTABLE woman wants TO 20
"A cut ~ the div or take IN ttWily
washing at reasonable terms LAhhlN ,
237 Wat 4Gth-st grocery ,tore OF 81 hovr
ftont
A EESPECTAELr. widow wishes scrub
n bine or cleaning IN hotel or Offices.
800 West 23th->t.
OOMPANION.-A refined young lady
" fECstoullnl. vi he position o. com
lanlon TO LADY: trryclling or country no
objection. and salary not "a much an object
~ pleasant home. Address H. VI, bon 90
Tribune Uptown Office. LBS Broadwiy.
EOMPANION.-A refined young lady
y yl.nes position a. companioh 70 ladl (.
salary not As much an object ~ pleic mt
home. Adde'S FLORA, 100 Wet 95d.st.
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DIV II, - u y = IVN III Y NV.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
CEIVFD At THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No. 2Ss Broadway, corner Thirty +:
lao Broadway, corner 20th-st.. until 9
. NJ: go West 1wrnty-th'rd It., corner
Shave; 152 6th-aye, 1S9 Fourthave.,
corner Fourteenth go .ns.AVe., cor
ner FOrty-seventh.st. ; ,o26 fhnd ave, near
Sixty -nrst-st. LOS tirst-aNe.; LOG West
Y0rtv-seceud-st.; ! o. Columbus-aNe.
lilo Ninth-aVe., corner 72d-st 80
Liberty-st.. SO Avenue 4. 1923 rhird-sVe.
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Gitn RsGl estate Go Get.
Real estate tUanteo.
Country.

w ANTED for spring lists property on
w Hudson Riyer. Harlem. Northern New
Haven roads, "Berkshires' and sound
L. ;. MILLS, Jr. II East 4.G-st
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Real Gsiaie.

ID ROOKLYN. -Ele CANT dwelling on In
ID coin Place, near shave, low also hrst-
tlass rat. $50 Degraw-st., renting 10 per cent
selling price also splendid seashOre house,
furnished, low. j. ". FIELDER, 90 LIB
erty-st. "
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOE THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE Re
oEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OtLl.ES.
LAO Broadway, corner 26th-st, untll
y. M. 20 West Twenty: third ST. corner
shave 1872 6th-ave. lS$ tourth-sye:'
ner Forty. sev enth-st. / .0@6 Third ave, near
S lxty. frst-st / ,70s First-ayc;. log West
fortv-src ond-st. 092 Colnmbus-aVe.
iIlerty.st.. 81 Avenue a. 1923 Third-ave.,
and the HARLEM OFFICE, $50 East One
hundred. and twenty -hfth-st.. up 10 p. M,
and POS West -and-twenty-flfth'
st., at regular once rates.
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flats Go Get, iinfurnishcO.

ALL LIGHT ROOMS; steam heat ele-
"A gant!y decorated iOyely fol snail faml-
lies st,ong inducements. 40 West o4th-st.
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4 DVERIISEMENIs FOR InE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
CEINED Al THE UPTOWN OtFlt Is.
40. 23S broadway. corner lhiltJ -hrst-st.
D. M. go West Iwenty-third- t.. corner
shave, l52 Gth.Gye.; 1873 Fourth-ayc.,
corner Fourteenth 700 ihlip-tNr., r'f
sixty .nrst.,t. .7OS tir-t-ave., lO6 West
tOrtS-,ccOhd-s'.: Log O0lIu.hus-aNe
ITO Nnth-ave.. corner I'D q. 6'
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Dressmdkinq.

RTISTIC DRI.SSM NG.-ENening
"A gowns for young ladies specidU 10
ate charges; good, purchased II desired.
Mrs McELROI, 81 East 9tf-st., opposite
DenninXs
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE NEW.
u oaro ano Rooms.

~.~-~~ s-->-~~>< 49, -e-->>~--''N><' =,
~ OMFORTABLY furnished, large h5,I
u IoOm open giats fire. hrstcid.s tSDif
And Attendance: terms moderate. lj9 Mddl-
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= AIDES TAILOR OF dfe',makect -
IL voa.s' experience, perNect nitiug
drcsser ss. T.. KALLAGE. East Iitn-st..
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fnrnis bfo Rooms.

At 81 IRVING PLA( E.-Two suite,
n elegant deco silons. Furnishings hOu>r
treskfa-J optional.
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gonnirp Real estate for Sale.

A COUNTRY HONE AND STOCK FARM
n FOR SALE-Located in Central New
Yor6 on the Lehigh Valley Railroad ad-
TONS the village OF Morayia 5000 inhab-
iLinis with good schools, emu che, telr-
graph, telephone, express offices, ana go0d
society 10 miles south OF the city cf Al.
burn; The farm embraces l"2 acres; OF
which about 100 acres lies in the valley.
and l. unsurpassed in fertility balance on
si(e hill and timber. The dwelling J. lr-t-
class IL every particular. with all Uodcrh
appliances and COnN e1iencc>. such a. nun
ming water. furnace. open CRATES. lroad pia}.
zss. &c, while the barns nave teen luiit
after most approved plans AZ seen both m
tbs country and in Europe. Tenant house
on the fam. 1t WAS the summer home Of
the late George j. Letchworth. OF i'ratt a
Letchworth. OF Buffalo y. y. and has teen
kept In perfect condition \ finc herd o.
registered Jerseys 10 to 50 head will be-
,manager IN charge VINO was with Mr.. Letcn-
worth. Possession at any time. For iul-
her particulars apply to \. w. IAWTON,
Auburn. y. Y
A 5ENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR-Dwenings
~ for sale or 20 let isrge assortment d
TUBBs & TAYLOR. Beekman.st.. y, \.
EAST ORANGE. y. J.-All stations prop.
~ critics, sale and rent. ;. u. CONDIT.
BI!ck Church Station.
r or sALE.-To Iaanufsctlicr,. blocks
Of lots with water front. on Ncwtown
ers. s. 2. sCHIETFELiX. 95s Madison.
ave. New-York.
l. OR sALE.-Farms. small. large $1,000
20 as, go; can suit any one, Will eN-
change some for city property grand oppor-
F isIL se! 81 sG LiSefty nome cheap " v"
I INVEST tsCrssnds OF dollars every month
] for persons outside the city IN good pay
inc eisy property; advice free. j. II. CRAW,
S9l Bedford-ave.. Brooklyn.
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DNLKI>tMLNIa IOK inE MN
tlINID AT IuE UPTOWN OFFICES.
40 ~ Broadway. corner Jhitty.Gs,t-,t. .
LAO Hfolfway. ,'rurr 2ftn--f.. mt 9
q. Ill.,. 20 West iWeuty- third t.. come.
.orncr Fourteenth 1GO Tmfd-sse.. cor.
ner tolt, -s .Scntn--t .O.C Ihifd- ave. n'Ar
>.Xt,-nf,t--t 7oo fir,t-ayc., JOG West
F0rty-second--t.: 100, Colnnhua-aNe. ,
ITO Ninthaye corner 20 Z. 60
L.bcrty-s,.. % Avenue \. 1913 Thlrd-aNc
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A DVFETrSFMENTs FOE THE NEW.
\ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RE-
tfIVED Ar IHE UtTOW% OF LICES.
40. .255 Brndwsy, corner Thirty 'nr,t;i,i'
H. m. 20 Wezt Twenty. third.st. corner
Ppib'ate. 49, Gth-ove. 1873 Lourth-ave..
corner Fouitccnth-.t. 7Go Third ave- COZ,
Str,v'dTsf..t j, 7OS First-aNr.. lO8 Wcst
Totty.second. 1852 Columbus.aVe.
if7o Ninth;ayc Gomez s2$ 2 fli;d ave %
~ ih1 a ,DT.FN OFFICE. $50 East One
Iuadr d. AID twenty.hfth-s up TO p. ~
and 20G West One-hundred-ann t"ehY-hith
-, at regular once rates
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URNISHED ROOMS, with or without
T board; Il ste as ace mmOdatiOu- llght
comb % Gus r-Om- ] Levi -. y. !.
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n ENERE HOUSE, corner Broadway ana
IL II gu stoh- st. -COufort21le rooms Tor oO
cents per day and upward