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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01
CROSSING THE FINISH LINE.

The reception the Defender met with as she New
across the finish line off the Dumplings. AT
3:26:5l was exuberanf. There were several ex-
cursion steamers and no end Of people on all
sorts Of smaller steam and sailing craft TO cheer
her fine run of forty miles in 4:O6:Ol while the
plaudlts for the Vigilant which arrived at 34o:O7
having taken AIS - IN which to cover the same
distance. were hardly less enthusiastic.
A difference of barely twelve minutes In run
of such a distance and the fact that Defender,
up 10 the time of her breakdown on Tuesday was
such a short distance ahead of the N!gilant as
two or three minutes a siNty-nile run, make
the continuation Of the contest between THESE
crack sloops as interesting a struggle as ever.
The fact that the Defender is not yet measured
and that il is almost certain that she must &c
cord the VgIant time allowance makes II still
q conundrum as 10 which is the better boat ana
the question az to how much better one may be
than the other remains almost as unansweraDle
as would Be query az TO the relative merits Of
the Defender ana the Vakyrie
MEETING OF FLEET CAPTAINS.
s. Nicholson Kane Of the Regatta Committee
OF the New York Yacht Club. has sent word
ashore that a meeting of fleet captains will
probably be held on board the Sylvia this even
ing, when among ether things. the measurement
Of the Defender. with the consent Of Mr. lselin.
will be decided upon. If this measurement Is to
be made, as will be known when the action OF
the meeting Is posted up at the New-York Yacht
Club house here tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
the protest OF the Vigilant. made at the begin
ming Of the race with the Defender on July
%, will be discussed and decided upon. AT the
meeting tonight final arrangements for the
Goelet Cup contests Of Friday will also be made.
The Defender remained outside Goat Island
after her victory. the other boats coming In. ~
Is understood the Defender found the waters OF
the harbor too shallow for her to come inside.
After the Volunteer 3:52:l5 came the May
flower, the Wasp, the Lasca and the Merlin. The
Constellation had T. be content to-day with WIN
ming in the first class for schooners. The May
flower won in the second class for the boats with
two masts. The Iroquois was first in the third
schooner class, the Amorita in the fourth
schooner class and the Neaera in the fifth. The
third-class sloop prize was taken by the Queen
Nab the fifth-class sloops by the Wasp, and the
sixth-cass sloops by the Uvira The following Is
the summary:
nxr-D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01

y Effl~ aIT |IffFI-
GENERAL TOURNAMENT.

Flr-, class ,'hifi rounii Fafnrworth h".' Gr.sir.
Hampton t~a ueyo Rogers drew with N"s' Young '~"t
Hlf'ingame - default
rlr. r,-. = ufih founii Young lre~ win lafns~or'h.
Rogers with Hampton. lej1 drr" WIN N'ifi ''f-
sip beat fiYriinganc h> default
s.c.nI class iihiri rnunii We"ks boat DIXON, FN,n
hat Ruth karrin-kl $c~cofnb. Noilrr - ~'nre
adjourned game
rourfn round Ruth Dixon. Fi'ch heat Ne"enfnh.
"a. games Waller N""ks and S"nrl" - khfrn>Nl
adjourned -,
cram Icing = close second
Hlsharr0n and Lpre nij urned ih'lr game III '' '"P
contest after sisi, -nve moves
In iha MN round - tfe r'n~r' 'rrn,m'n it's-'S
l.a Gossip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01

Tribune Once. Aug. I. m-The weather yesterday
wss clear and cooler The temperature ranged between
40 and 70 degrees the average (6G being 81 lower than
an Tuesday and /. lower the corresponding day
last year. .,,, 4. a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01

The Shamrock Loyal and Norota lohoweo
shortly afterward. Beyond Point JUDITH ,ne ~
fander took in her sninnaker. gybed and set II
again on the port side. The Volunteer On, .,le
same All the other boats had executed tne
ranoeuvre previously Coming toWarI ID I,.t
peef The breeze freshened and blew much
stronger 1t was southwest at this point Inc
Defender seemed only to increase her LEAD soihs
to the Dumplngs from the Point Juolth puo!
,rba Vioilont Jew before the increasing breeze
but II was Ike the race off Sandy HOOK wnen
come as she would. on the last leg the Vlgllant
only los ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01
BRITANNIA WINS THE QUEENS CUP.

A SLOWLY SAILED RACE WHICH WAS CLAIMED
FOR THE NIAGARA on TIME ALLOWANCE.
Queenstown July 5l.-The Ailsa. Britannia. Isolde
course for the Queens Cup under the auspices %
the Royal Munster Yacht club. The Ailsa allowed
the Britannia sS seconds. the Isolde "a minutes 81
seconds and the Niagara IS minutes u seconds.
The wind was light from the north. The boats
crossed the starting line follows:
Niagara ......ll:0 81 Asa .............ii ;o3 ~
The Niagara was leading when the boats passed
Spike Island Point. which they did in this order:
Niagara III 81 Asa ..........l ~:
Isolde ..........ll 1910 Britannia .........1 is.3S
The boats passed Poor Head In the following
order
Aisa ...............I:3o: Niagara .........i'64o
The time at the Daunts Rock Llgh'ship was
Af hsa'." 2:s3:ta Magyar o2
Kochc's Point was passed in completion OF the
second round as follows:
Britannia ........321.25 Isolde ......-....3 - -
Aisa ............ .3:35:55 Niagara ........ao225
The Britannia passed Poor Head on the second
round at 1888 and the Alsa at t0s4o
The yachts finished the race as foiIo"s;
Britannia .........5l4:56 Isolde ..,......-: 81 =
Ailsa ..... IS Niagara = fG.3i
An extraordinary hitch arose concerning the re-,
time OF arrival at the finish and also over the time
allowance. The Sailing Committee OF the Royal
Munster Yacht Club tried TO stralghtcn thlng9 out
Some yachtsmen contended that the Niagara won
tho race by few seconds. but captain Itarr. VINO
commands the Niagara. thought Otherwise me
Britannia few her pennan; indicating maj
she was the winner and claimed the prize ne
committee finally decided that the Britannia had
won by fourteen seconds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01

You've seen and heard
the loud voiced man at the
biz railway stations, calling
the trains. He tells where
each one is going and keeps
people from taking wrong
trains II if they pay atten-
ton.
Ones physical feelings are
bodily train callers. They
announce the starting of
all trains of disease. Most
all trains of disease lead TO
consumption. because con-
sumption is a blood disorder
and because the blood must
be poor or impure before
any disease can make much
Roadway.
The secret of health is 10
keep the blood pure and full
OF strength. When a man
or woman loses flesh and
vitality, there is something
WRONG in tho blood The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01

The ma. NUth Win. ANth. HNINth, ANNIIh.
XXIXth and XXXHd districts are not ready as
vet for announcement
william \. Beach Of Syracuse one OF Nj ''''e
lands inland collectors Of customs. ana a noted
or,ienanner chief had a conference yesterday with
Commissioner Maurice J. Power at state peinoc,
CON forcrcc with Judge H. Cady Herr!ck. o! Alhany,
olso nrom,nent In cuckoo councils. The consulti-
ton referred II was said last evening" 20 PIoPo
Wigwam State Democracy political union. Word
ras returned TO the Tammany men that oV"rtuT"s
~ receive attention must come from the recognized
leaders - the Tammanv Hall organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01
TRIBUNE LOCAL oBsERvArIoNs

In this diagram continuous white line shows tho
changes In pressure Indicated BY The Tribunes SELF
recording barometer Ihe dotied Ilhe 'pes'"'' Tue e
p~raturc recorded Perrys Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01

DR. L. d. pieber Phiilipsbrrg. ~ j.. says: t ~ ~
ceiIent remedy indigestion. and when diluted WV
water. . pleasant beverage
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HODGES and DELNAR TIED

A SHARP CONTEST IL THE RACE FOR THE
srAATs.ZEfTi' NGs CHESS TRoriiY-s'oREs
N THE GENERAL TOURNAMENT
skanesteles y. Y. July 81 'Specap.-The New
York State Chess Association continued its success
fl meeting Al the library hall to-day, large
number Of spectators being present when pay was
called In the morning. The tournament FOR Inc
Staats-Zeltungs' cup has now reached an interest
Ing stage for after the completion OF the nrSt
round \ - Hoig .. the representative o' the Man
haitian chess cub and Eugcn" De.mar the repro
sentative ~ the Metropolitan Ches- cub came out
with an even score. having two wins each "A Rch-
,rdsor AMI Luce the brooklyn and Rochester repre-
sentativer ar. one point behind tho chances - ihe
cup gong Acfoss he great Erlg" or 20 Rochester
are remote on n" other hand u MI be- bate
royal between the two Nen-iork men TO settle the
place 81 the irophys stay for the next year
Much progress VAS also mad" In the general tour
nameni a. Wi. b, from The following table OF
results.
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DR.. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY.
Used by people of refinement
:or over . quarter Of n century.
AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY.

c,oss ,,,or,t, hea, EIsemare 1928. Shamrock
1879 ,cot
Scoops and Cutters. tasS- l-D''e"N'' ~
liant 1902 and Volunteer H:@ ,,,rao 1905
class 2-Oueen Nab beat llildegafde i%'-''
class WASH beat M.neola li3l.
,eoo ,,.,.rr 80, Norota Q seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01
CAY SCENE IN TIE HARBOR

Among the Vessels passed u! '"c
IN. wav TO Sarah's Ledge was the ,hi'e"
States dispatch-boat Dolphin rne DJ'p not
%ar" and was saIuted by cannon soon after 'h-
finish Of the yacht race ,ih, with the
The harbor tonight is so bright wun roo
lights of the yachts comToslns ny ,hora as IN
and the vessels that accompan: '"''' "
have the effect Of an illumination; ..u and
The Defenders split balloon jlp-''psauu a ,t,a
lib were taken ashore to-nieht Oh Wv con, 70
ipa,r,er The balloon jib-topsail was sent ~
Herreshoff and the jib was taken 10 'he ''o''
sail loft in this city for repalrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01

rn.h drew with Ka,in~i In the nth round = the soc
o,d class, Ruth boa, Weeks Ncwcomb beat seare. "ali'
10, Dixon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01

Sold throughout the world. British depot: p. KEW.
DERy 4 Sons. l, king Edward at London. PorrER
Dive Cmsn. CoxP., Sole Props, Boston, U. b. \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-18

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Hoffman 5 70
tato Digger. Chalmers Automatic DoCr
Fastener. Nenans Banjo Mute f ft,s
Nursing Bottle; Cr0wiey.s Socket Nff"S"'
EDGAR TATE a COMPANY Patent 80
licitOrs, PAS broadway
Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Grinies India
Rubber Finger Protector; Blacks BorlhE
Machine: Kadicks Frying Pan cover
Brost's Electro Therapeutic Spectacle
EDGAR TATE s. COMPANY 90 bfo"u-
way
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Maurer's
printing Press Moore's Game Appara-
tus: Grsy-Doescher' Trolley Son .ller
Grip. EDGAR TATE & COMPANY 40
Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Ioma1- G sCa,,
Holder; Peterson's Coffee Rooster AKIN
Grinding Mil. Harris Burglar ,, Alarm
PDGAR TATE & COMPANY, 245 B'd"ay-
Al PATENTS FOR SALE Haley
smiths stove Pipe Fastener; IrutN
can opener. Chambers Lamp WICK c I'm
rner. Walters Automatic Kaiiroau I pnaa
EDGAR TATE COMPANY. 40 broau-
way
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Emrich Rat'-
Mss Railroad Attachms7n, ior sransde5.
snGAR TATE & COMPANY. 245 Broad
way
4, PATENTS FOR sALE.-Cogswells
1r.o,,ser stretcher SanfOrd-Gerhardt
Decorative Mask. Peglaw's Iread.e, MeIl,
cine Indicator fcopyrighied) S.rn. tNa ~
Burner. EDGAR TATE " '''' ~
Broadway.
PATENTS FOR sALE.-Roberts De
Al - lying Bolts: WOolley's iVcycle
c,,r,,o-,, belongs Lifting JACK Mutton
l...,rs scop.. D.pue's Fountain Pen. ~
CAR TATE COMPANY 30 bro"o"'''
4, PATENTS FOR sALE,-Nelson.s Mo
a. n,,,io Rar. Hsnlons Anti Friction Gear
,ng Rollins Automatic sash Log xrc AZ ~
lorTs J ~ COMPANY. 2i5 Broadway.
4, PATENTS FOR sALE..sander y PuI-
zle. Knights Threshing Aaon'"1 c,igr,;s
lace's Finger RING I~ins WIZ IIsv Trdder
Window Ventilator; Pixley ii"'
Fork.
A ,No not r. Patent BOOK FREE. Al
- fstents exhibited Herald S:usie 49,,
, go Hroadway. Patent LNpoSi'''' '"''0
ducing inventions.
All RECORDS BROkkN IN, So
Hr",.sltv sale DenisOn tcnpIlla. - ,,.s,',Cr
ing - se,,,ue Effected with ~eaIthy man
anhus' n corporation before patent y
sued.
RELIABLE ATTORNEY promptly n5,,r az
tends 20 90 co1rracts. estates, genera
cow cow. corsul,ation free. west '''''
~ Room %. No.. .,,.i
RELIABLE MAN va MAN on5,1er. "i IN.
5000. 20 gnro 1nas,asn rsr,t business es-
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Ti6S Box 81. Tribune ONO.
-.-Ty TONIC and new sauce ho'n III
in The field 10 compare Wiz '"' Address
,eI or lake partner d to ae's''p
fsei,pEKA. Tribune onie"-
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t,oRsrs AND CARRIAGES.

.cNTArrTOT u shopworn and travellers
sl-~ni. saddles. brides. mari4rga4rs' &c,
q. -r,sriu-eiv manufacturers cost: a me
sss---ment . harness. horse clothihs A.
,s,... e GOOD chance 20 buy cheap l4o
cte-4.ers1st WHITMAN SADDLE co.
V0pSFc WINTERED. Farm. best OF
c,,v references. W. II. STILES.
X New Rochelle. y. y.
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DEAL ESTATE WANTED.

prsf ESTATE wanted FOR manufacturing
purposes. The undersigned Is ~ ,o one
rarket for property approximately Zoooa
1905 feet. with r. r. facilities or water
frrn, m East North or haTitm H..
Ky nav within one hour OF y. \. Cl'y'
CHARLES II. DAVIS,
% Csdsr-st n Y.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


ACTIVE SERVICES and $1,000 buys hall
interest IN established growing business
money used only 10 increase business prof
It's large. expenses small. no liabilities. 81
CUHt. Tribune ofss
ROAD HOUSE and country hotel. Is rooms
and ballroom. barn, sheds. garden. sell
furniture stock and house. 5000: me
stand. Il. HOLBROOKE, Port Jervis.
y. Y.
CLARK DEEMER COMPANY. lse Broad
way quickly procure patents everyWheIe;
patents guaranteed or - fee. For SAFE
McCoy's Curtain Pole Wizards Friction
less Car Axle. Compendium free.
CLOTHING. boots. shoes ana gems fur-
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ness. for sale. reasons FOR selling. MILAN
ROSS. Asbury Park. \. J.
EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD OPENING for
refined. active Young American desiring
20 enter real estate business must have
social standing and connections. Address
Box 81 Tribune Ofice
FOR SALE.-At Napanoch. Ulster County.
y T.. hand rake turning factory. 3oNoD
feet. good water power. For particulars
address VIM W. WHITLEY.
FURNITURE REPAIRED and repoii,hed
by an expert. missing pieces Of mar
queterie. mother Of pearl or ivory replaced;
send postal HANSEN. lol West ltth-st.
FOR SALE. on account Of health. a coun-
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dress X. Tribune.
INVESTMENT. INDUSTRIAL STOCKS
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guaranteed. by sinking fund on gross cam
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is good enough for the most Conservative
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AN LOOKING FOR Industries and enter
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IS
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PARTNER WANTED to invest 1900 FOR
Interest and act manager In manu-
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PARTENR WANTED With literary and
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MERCIAL EXCHANGE. 256 broadway.
RARE CIiANCE.-Canly store for sale. -
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Tools good chance ~ man u family Or
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RAKE CHANCE for lady 0r gentleman.
w4th small capita. 'o ass.s, in incorpoi-
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clear -r1perf, also 5000 FREE
clear lisooalrn property for good-paying
business submit particulars. NO'lEI
Aftorn"y 80 Broadway. city
WANTED Secretary or treasurer foT
manufacturing monopoly hardware build
INK business 5000 required. ground Nor
Inducements ana So weekly chance liis-
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Broadway.
WANTED. -lsy "a practical g.iassnlaker ani
manager ~ - years experience. CORE
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$50 go SPECIAL cspitAi wanted. assets
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DTD %" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

~NNo0~-~oJO>-0-o-o-N--ON-o Oo-o~~0-NNNNNN|NNONNNN
SO DISCOUNT TO BUYER u S24O first
nort,,aSe. per cent. short time - run
nearby plot. perfect title. SECURITY. Boa
IS Tribune ONCE.
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sTnrRRAN REAL ESTATE.

AGF,-C-Y FOR MONTCLAiR. Residence
Ur5-e-.les. all kinds sale or rem.
Ti-BBS * TAYLOR. Be-kman-st.
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OCEAN 6Ieamers

Ocean CLEANERS
CUNARD LINE.
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Cabin upward. Second cabin, 500 $40. Gao
according steamer and acc mmo9ations
Storage and from all parts u Europe at very
rates For freight and passage apply AZ the CON-
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VERNON H BROWN & CO.. General Agents.
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All excursions fees. etc. included =. -
A CLYDE LINE.
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JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-18

p-i,,ine P-ess. Moore's Game Appara
tus: Grsy-Doescher's Trolley Controller
90 Electric Railways. Russells SuspendeI
Grip. EDGAR TATE & COMPANh' 80
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-18

Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Grinies' India
Rubber Finger Protector: Blacks Boring
Machine, Kadicks Frying Pan cover
Brost's Electro Therapeutic spectacies'
EDGAR TATE & COMPANY, 90 Broad
way.
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in One-hundred-and-thirty.

the plot Hnx99ll in One-hundred- and thirty
fourth-st. south side. 2eO feet OF Fifth-ave.
ana Will improve the same doubtless by the cree
ton of fathouses.
Alexander A. Jordan. the builder. has traded the
nve-story store and fathouses. 34xo0.s, the
southeast corner of Madison-ave and Eighty ninth
ST.. for a parcel OF West Side lots.
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DREssMAKING.

->~oN~NN~o~~sNo~o~ S>o~o~o~~o~~.~N~
A-A.-Artistic dressmaking; imported
styles. orders finished In "a hours. prices
reasonable. Mrs M'ELROY. a. East iith-
81. between Broadway and University
Place.
A.-A.-A.-Dressmake late with Con-
molly 5th-ave.. latest Paris models for
theatre coats and capes. velvet gowns.
street and evening costumes; remodelling.
81 per day; home preferred. SCOTT. POS
West 22d-si.
cOUTURIERE FRANCHISE Fancy
waists. street. dinner and tailor made
dresses; ladies materials used: short no.
iice moderate prices. elegant work. NINE.
ANDERSON. 1874 West ijth-st. formerly
with Stern Bros.
DREssMAKER and cloakmaker wants
work AT home or day. superior filter and
finest worker on seal garments; sleeves en-
larged. VIII make over and remodel and al
ter IN latest style. capes collarettes and
Elton jackets GRE1G. l3l West 22ist.
DRESsAIAKER. - First-clsss dre.snsker
wishes more customers by the day: city
references. NJ. COLLEEN IFS East 52d-st
DREssMAKER Like "A few more engage
ments by day or by week. also M home.
very reasonable: best references. Address
7. MINGER. l07 East sSth-st.
URESSMAK ER.-Voung lady having Two
years experience with dressmaker. can
eive city reference. would Ike place private
family. or would like linen room hotel
Address r. H.. 32i East sGth-si
DRESSMA KER. Experienced dressmake-.
frst-class hitter. desires more engage
menis In private families: terms moderate:
CITY Or country, highest references. D.,
254 shave.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER would
like a permanent situation with family
living IN country; moderate price Address
ADVERTISER. - Taylor-s,.. Brooklyn.
SEAL GARMENTS altered 70 latest styles
redysi ~ made into cap-s collarettss and
Eton Jackets by day or home. GREIG. l3i
West 22d-st
SEAL GARMENTS refyed and uttered
into fashionable capes and eton jackets
Mrs. BARKER ZIG West 39th-st.. near
Broadway. late with Gunthers Sons. 5th-
ave.
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-~~.NNON>~~oN~NoNNN
A-A.-Artistic dressmaking; imported
styles. orders finished In "a hours, prices
reasonable. Mrs M'ELROY. a. East iith-
81. between Broadway and University
Place.
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Male.
ENGINEER. A mechanical and practical
engineer open for engagement. VIII
take charge OF buildings or an estate. lease
lofts. power offices. superintend repairs
eleven years present position: references
unsurpassed. Address SIMILAR POSI-
TON, Box 2, Tribune Office.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

SS~SNS0NNNNNNONN~N-'~0S0S'~
Country. ,oo
NONTrr.aIR-A fac central lot ,oN ~;
% Mrlntaln-ave., south aiso io' -
O. Hreiae near Nountoin-ave. DOM
cho,ee s'tna,iors ". 81 Hillside.
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At LOWER RENTS-BU1LDINGs STORES LOFTS
"A and Offices 10 let on Chambers Spruce Beekman
Fulton. john Maiden lane Dey. Barclay. Park place
Park row. Nassau william Gold Gin Pearl. Water and
many other streets rutland WHITING. Beck
man-ht
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Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Lomax- Gich-
mere Batter Dropper' Cumming snsp
un,dar. Peter.on's Coffee Rooster; Akin
Grtnding Mn. Harris Burglar Alarm
EDGAR TATE & COMPANY, 24o b d"@y-
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.r RECORDS broken Inn .i. NM s...,,'-
ALL -. ssle Denison'r Combination S.aF
roy prysh IS dozenj insuring ln'r en-,
annual ns fortune effected WIN ~eI latent H.
n1scfuring corporation before P''''''
sued
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NORTH GERMAN
LLOYD :. ). co.
! from New-york
Naples. and Genoa
tFuida. ......Jan. 4. 10 n N
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tWerra Jan. -. j" a. W.
r the steamers x either hn7
ar. Hamburg. Bremen. Lone
North German Lloyd :. ;. Co
Oeirichs & Co.. Gen. Agts"
y Powlirg Green. y. }.
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AsuING.-ladGes' and gentlemens
Washing wanted TO d. az home Ioc per
dozen. can do shirts and collars Troy style;
ali clothes srted IN the oren air: best refer
ences Mrs. LEE. 20i West d6th-st.
ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBscRIP-
UNE WILL. DE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE No l2+2 Broadway.
2d door north Of Thirty-nrst-st.: and ADJ
NERTfsEMENrS AT the :.llowing Branch
Officcs: 254 Elghth-ave.. 100 Third-ave-:
corner Forty -seyenth-st. $50 East Forty.
Ssyenth-st.. corner Th!rd-aye
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NoTE.-send FOR List nyeh'', .i1
v,'nted patent Book ffEh. 81
M~h'su, ethibitcd Herald square nan
these k s.esdvs~ Paten, Exposition intro
s,,,ine inventions.