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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
POTTER on At SACRA MENTO.
,r RIG ELECTRICAL PLANT OPERATED BY THE
'"N .vrp,cAN RIVER BEGINS ITS WORK

,,c rrrt-TRIcAL. PLANT OPERATED BY THE
INK .vre,c.N RIVER BEGINS ITS WORK.
.,o,,o cal. July i5-Electricity generated
,,us of the American River at Fo.som.
~ .,,our miles away. turned on In this city
W., w.. and the streetcars hummng through the
'0 oive evidence that long-distance electrical
".,,,ss,on is feasible Only the big pant at
To- Falls as yet unfinished is larger than that
rosom. but the transmission TO Buffalo Is
o. -,nr The successful demonstration here to-day
% IA the Niagara people in disposing OF some
m'' o,s,ac.cs which they have encountered. The
o. of the American River. which have been
va, % waste will now be utilized for lighting
ID".,,en,o's streets, propelng her cars. operating
90 -.c,or,es and cooking the food OF her citizens
~ have been spent the work here An I'M
80 masonry dam was thrown across the Amer
go. River al Fo'som. creating reservoir three
" Va. lang and furnishing a flow OF $1,000 cubic feet
N,,ute The water. after passing through FOUR
.,vor,al shaft double turbine wheels. is used Tor
ton nurposes. and 100000 acres OF land VIII
~ s,,,l,ed The turbine wheels are 80 inches In
We 49,, and under a head OF IS feet develop 1900
e".s~nower each. The shafts of the wheels are
s.n,sd direct TO the shafts of four three phase
eyy,arnatng current generators or the Generai Fec
;rc type each capable OF deSes sbnni forty tons
rporh They are the largest IN ne wDra eScrp.
nose being built for Niagara Fails The ei s,sn
..ursforners which raise the voltage 70 lo"O Vols
na II is then transmitted by overhead copper wires
10 u separate lines have been built as precau-
,ln against accident or shutdowns for repairs one
line WI away be h iSe e e power generated at
Folsom will be TRANSMITTED twen'ylour t ns ~
sacr ; y, was not deemed necessary to employ
irser conductor to reduce the waste only the
used s6e 10 poM'r kinds OF industrial estab
sssSments and used for lighting and heating.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Only one bid was made yesterday for plot
situated in upper New-York. at the Broadway Real
Estate Sa,esroom There was a fair number OF
persons present, but there were no bidders except
the paintln The property consisted OF the south
west corner OF one OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ana
Rai.road-ave west, 9.5xi2ox-xl35 and was sold
under foreclosure proceedings by ID Phoenix IN
graham a. Co. to Mary Gains. for 1850
Negotiations conducted for some time by A. H.
& f. A. Karelsen as brokers' have just resulted
In the sale OF twen,y-four lots and two buildings
comprising one entire block. by the Arverne Com
pany Of -thc-sea, Long Island, to Samuel
Green, of this city. - ,,,, 1890.
In the real estate article in The Tribune yeSter,
day Edward fitzpatrick was enormously me..'oieo
as having sold I'm the last week four fun city lois
200 feet west OF Central Park West. % iect on
Sixty-sxthst and 30 feet on Sixiy-seventh-st,. at
$4,000 Nil Kilpatrick was the purchaser OF these
lots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Ju,v IA, the wool sales to-day 1900 pses
eon.rlsing vooa selection were offered There was \
socd sh1w OF fne Queensland neeces Yorkshire Duys"
ss inquiry by Continental purchaser Good peces
nrculary in request selling readily. ana tns'e pi,ow
brisk demand FOR better and crossbreds
my details Of the days sales with the prices wv
uined: ALL, a..
New gouth Wales 200 bales: secured Gdgh 30 "a
reks and pieces 54ui)izd; greasy. a1aod; 20 '"oN aus
ueees 2%m7xd 49,. a. ,o.t.
bales; secured s,td@is 100 90 sns
S se p.sss sdals Id greasy '@io'sd' 90
vctoria-l.s0O bales: secured, 5Eda2s DO LOCKS sn'
keees o. Ssi0d greasy cQiiikd do locks and pieces
ga fS~' e'''' ~
south AustralaOO bales secured locks and pieces os
vlgd greasy. 493ld do locks and pieces ~ ,oxs
wet Australia bales: secured. pa ll,sn' 90 To- 80
pieces. AID.
New Zealsnd- 200 bales secured GisdG1s "a greasy'
sgi0'zd: do locks and pieces. 2%G9hd 10000
sSspe Of Good Hope and NATAL 100 bales; soouseu
ssd0s 3D. greasy. 4Q7kd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
covrryrJoy OF REPUBLICAN CLUBS

Albany. July Is (speciaD-It has been virtually
settled tina, the annual convention OF the state
League of Republican Clubs will be held In bing-
hamton on September and ). Two-thirds OF 'he
clubs of the State have announced their preference
Gov these dates. The initial session will be on the
evening Of September 4. when speeches. WIN o1
n,ade by Republican orators. The convention Will
ne held in the Stone Opera House.
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necoRDED MORTGAGES.

H5;.s Tss%ss T. .s:; sa
and s ii.,ls, i y sSrad Aa.,in lot TO-
BOAR %ts w.a% lsa;y sos'r' as 'ro' 5000
Same n 10 Mary Bcxe1 property yesrs '""
p!ssa T H. Ts4i.m saving: 800
Tans sdavc west u plot co map village 900
es Of wske MaDy to Rocco Marasco 40 90
c@s;s@ sI1'I to s 81 sn nsr's n
T:Insis. Em%. to a%me' yeaTs 10000
Dscss irving O. Crook and s s.sars: accoun,
D: soy..I Mas so' and an ct
as trustee n e corner i26th-T and 7'h-ave' 400,
ESss samuel. =, al to 3 Ensel corner 900,
rines,s. lena to o Gutter. No se4 LrAlnx- 1900
ySq ca,Sarns. to butler 10Th ,oo
ave and i.9h-S year; /; Cornish. =;
Tichoss,a1s s. 10 Of i9oth-,l: ayea,s :.s $500
Hs%%,"e c 7Ss ana '%' Of Avenue
,,s years sn:,;:: 10 Paul docket forest,
'' .Ss 10 uS 'Se'@s; ysa; s:i wn,;: 300
'' PAIN. T sasa Is H'ss' ss 1900
Ksis. AsIsham, and another to j fsh NO 1900
s1s Esst s raw%d sna wife 10 United
Psnsi cs g m Sfws;s" and
Kohly Caroline r. in,,h., sars'...... 1900
lSr.sn Aaarew. q q 70 NJ X pys VS. Tiffany s,s
cu,htert- ave 22s.6 II W u broadway, Sc A..
Mccarthy Cornelius. and wife 20 william fose' o M,
trustee No 9O2 llth-ave, years ~'''
Muller Jacob. % y A bowling. W lith-aNr' ooo
90 II n n 4sthst. years v 100
Same 10 Ernst Dele No GIL 1lth-hve. years '''"
Nail. Rosanna NJ the Emerant Indusriai
Ssv Wings Bank. n 6+thst. 24O n W 81 30 soo
l
preu,s pernardne. and another 10 The Mutual
idfe Insurance Co. Eewyork, No ~ FRANKFORT a. ooo
poxers William n, ct III 10 J @ Bennett and an,
other trustees. e West End-nve, iWs n OF .oooo
R ssn,: w ssnTip 10 k,.,am W Front
Randall PHILIPPINE, and another 10 the Eiu'ab's
TISe Assurance Society. United Sthtes a. o.o
cSrand-sf SO n . Of Essex st. . years. '''"'
,,ohrtr William r. and wife 10 MaFdslena Hnld- IN ooo
hrra n w corner 0thave and 5sth-st years. '1""
Richard John H. and wife to the New torh LIE
Insurance ana Trust Company. NO ~ "es' Of 900
sn 1Mna" Msrsaret III. to 2ad Ward Land I'm.
nrow.nnent Company. and o. map section .oo
s,srS,sT Marie ana another TO Amanda BUS,
s,ng n Bathgateave ana "'-a's' 100
scnroeder Katie ". and another % German say
Mount Hope; year -, t,:,m.n Nundheim
n = corner Adams and Columous ~: year DIV"
sIIsss Charles and another 10 Eosanna Frank;
Orsnd-avs. u II OF buchansn F~"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Lyerpool July u.s. 3:45 D. m.-Beef-Extra india mess
steady a. is 80 prime steady a, eis 3D. fSh.tms
Hsr1-sho cut about IA 10 1G 10. easy at %3s Cd Ba
cocrabersnd cut sbou, % to 30 ~ nrn a, S4s sno,
IS 10 steady al 33s long and short clear midces about
H. dull 32s % Shoulders about ~ 10 20 20 .ssSy
Boa Cherse-American finest white ana coioren s'fsas
st as Cd Tallow-Prrne city nominal Cotsonseea on
ssady at oix ID Rosn-C Common steady at 81 tarda
Prime Western spot dull at s2s o. i =, 3. 7MS
rour-si Louis fancy winter dull At Is o. .o =, A. and
August steady 2isd: september steany, ssaso =.
HOPS a, Ionden-Pacinc Coast steady at IL losptz Or
Rec.. ~ whea, for the last week from Atlantic ports
U.|D qrs from outhcr sources. 5000 qrs '.e0eP'' ="
American for the last week, 2oO orr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16

Smith. Lillian, 10 Sarah X Hall. l'Uth-~'' q
1902 n ~ BristOw-s'. = Years ...........'..
Schrein.f. Joseph j. and wife TO Charlotte "
Scbctter. s9th-si. 80 T, OF 2d-aNe' d .. m
Schreincr Joseph j. It nj 10 the executors 81 Jonn
Herman. s?h-st 2ij II " u 2d-avc, :, m
Siec,e sarah i 70 Thomas mas, carroll is'n.s 22c
Sam 10 anne GO, ."''of' ''S'n-S'' 10 y e:o
skahan Ellen. 20 ratrick Ducey, 3dave or
sireof part ~ lots Gi2 and $50. map village ~
Williams bridge and Wakefield. ysars.......... i''
Turner Frederick W. to John ERODE. 90
Lawrence ST. lot 20. map Manhattanylile year ."
Wryfack Maria \. 90 josephine : Sanis. "
Webster-ave, i3L. II II from line lands 81 ., a,
William n Norris. years. mor'gage-: ii'o0
Werner William. and wife TO Nicholns kraus.
n i33dsi. 10 n W ~ Wnlow-nve mort n,
3 years.
Wolf Pauline. ami another 20 Bertha NJ Dipp". ~
40 ~ Amsterdam ave. yenrs. ...........'... ''
Weed Joseph T.. George Morrison corner - NJ
Boulevard and .oh-st. years. ..:.'..',; ''''
Winston MARY 4. and another ~ William u
Macy jr. = iitth-s', 80 II W 81 lst-ave' ., M
years '''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
DI'ILDTNG PLANS FILED.

The following plans Of buildings and ALTERATION"
have been nlel with the Building Department
New buildings: 90
OF Herman and Fast iSsth-st. by ST. Jo- 49,,
seph institute. one-~tory wood arbor. cost 81"
1.i36 Tinton-ave. by Garnet Hopper. OF same an,
address. story frame woodhousc. cost W.
i.Gh-s s. 10 n . Of Prospect ave by frcd-
erick Mccarthy. ~ i.o9 East iG2ds, two-s'ory 100,
wood dwelling cost ..-.................''''.' f"''
alterations;
sour.@,ory brick dwellings cost ....... 5000
MndlsOn-av" and l26ih-si. corner, by ~
laneas Methodist Episcopal Church. onestory 400
hr.'k chnffH tfrl "'''
Nadispn-ave ana 132.-st. corner, by John
cos, ''''' "''' 1850
30 East Ic3d-st. by Mrs ! Simon. onc-story frame ~
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A NEW YORKER NEARLY DROWNED.

Asbury Park. ~ j.. July Is (speciaD.-Augustus
Wood. OF Ncw-York narrowly escaped death bv
drowning at the Fourth-ave. bathing grounds this
morning. He wen; beyond his depth got exhausted
and cried for help. Before the bathing master
could reach him he unconscious and sinking
He was pulled ashore and laid on the sand.
physician administered rcstoratives and worked
over him for hour before he out of danger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Greenwich-st No si2: John Petit and wife to 9,
soS l. s 30 i45 East: bernard Gaew-ki and wife
a.s Hanna" S s sFi Eas, %a% Earle ana
oner, executors Of William Earle. to Aora 1890
2dh h" Ns IS It Of othaye. i6.esasa: He''y
as 81 . wien Wss hds MS9FS%Sts
,i Hsn,y D No c ana TraHce. bowling Jacob ~
s5 Mr,t' No ssi West: Thomas Grant to May ,o
sS ra.r9 no a;i West iiaci. Wilcox Ecu
5is.s' $ 2'e :, OF e ,,Yt ,skcI 1850
AS E,'s %Ss 70 10 %' BERTHA Dppri to
7is asi.'s So Ss @ss'; Dufando to lie 10
,s lsns L 's'' 100 II Of is,.avc 2jxoo5 Ma
thlda Well Morris II iiay1nan and another AL
p s1snsnse p,oD cdrSe ans s,ns 2.Aoo william
and wife to Henry Nai l, r,dn,;i
Kilpatrics and wife to Presbyterian Hos ,soco
Ll pl,S s. 15 II Of c;,hs' lcssc
William Whesock ana wife 20 9ot .na Gilbert
N spier refsror to RsSannS Nsss io.2s.
'1 ic4S: Hannah n all r-rimsn Helene caiew'A
pr0psry 200 +, Of 2a.av. 2ixooii; jacob
Hess executor Of Pauline God'mfh' to Rose acco
S,,, ,.s i s..sr q a, l:l;S: ,'l''%
A ioh. a 81 iO.ss ames RGo.s
Welt ., al. OF william As'"r 10 Ia'ed o, 40
Am.,e1dam,ave corner icI'h-s'. 7'1ioo
Lot %'?ss.' NAP SS 4sn S e '" PARK levy
w Sssssss S'n Lyon %
Sa wsses Sr Sosi,s Pa;ncs Ducey to Ellen 1900
s sksnsn corner ii.h.s,. 100 iiroo Frank ,o
7,Sas- No s2. .sii 4 Of ,sSd st. 20. 5000
100: Emma Clark to Michael j. DAY o.. 'V
'Gh l;.sa. w, Sss ko. S1 Henry
, KsrnasTens All +; Of isth-s
@sss4. samuel Rouse 10 charles ChTs'ma.n;:.
Boulevard corner ss,h ,r..I iS = Need 100
llth,ave s E corner is7th-si, 5os,v'; i<'sh
,7 Mg11s 50 1h nss Of f iiSsy.
J and Howard l. sils and wives TO william NJ
,s nsas Nos gil and sle East Isaac sink LOO
referee. to Henry GoSe -, line 81 right
., Of IOWA way Of S.w-York New Haven and Hart art
fora ks ag SSan the @
NewHaven and Hsrtford Rai,ro,o snmIssnyp Pau
S g peskei and wife charles llamm ;., ''"
Hall Place. g. i ESsoI n meMaSon and wife 70
William Block - -, s man a. tss; 'O
p"5 James N. 'i he M" barney
lanes acsNr"s 2ye Z. Of i7s,h-st t5sss ox
4sxss5; Mary OBrien to Ida Bu''er"ori'
part 2Gi Z, Of i7s,h.t on4sx
IS 10: same and Joseph Il Bu'terwor'h ana WIG
to S Ss,AS nsn section A. vy.e estate
sen and VIII. ce,harine McSsl p;.cs 70, so"
Grand % II e. :" charies schSar
and wifi. tot Il Of Franklin or cfc,ona
ave. 10 sxi6o Frank lockwood and wife TO 1000
John EnEwer and wife :, poSsr ''''
ABRAHAM 7 and James Buekhou' to Josephine
de u ba rn a. choic. lois known as onk Tree
Po,: the United Real Estate and Trust Go 10
,d iSoa = " Ok :, 8 OF i7is,-st 60xioo. Louis II
stree, et o. 70 Charles Hagsdorn
az ga "a Executors Of peter Connolly Marie
SLENDER and Bertha NJ Hahn. ...''''''''''''' SOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
TO INVESTIGATE TIMBER THEFTS.

Albany July IS SpeciaD.-The Assembly COM
nit,ee 10 investigate matters pertaining 20 inc
forests. Messrs Wilds. Niles, Eidr'dse. "aes.a'
90 Ten Fvck organized here this evening. They
NIL 90 TO Worthwhile where their labors VIII be
begun tomorrow. The committee expects 10 vs,'
County: Long Lake, Loon Lake and Lake tiacid.
and wherever else depredations by timber thieves
on State lands are reported ABOUT three "eehs
will be spent in the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
FOE SAL q.

AT LiTTIE'S TOOL STORE. ~ Fulton.
., Ne~-fort. workshop machinery roo,
p5wrr) LET free wOoi-carvlng tools. scroll
faws design. and fancy woods. incubaio1s
and hinpders In operation.
At REDUCED PRICES. 500 aecond-ahni
wood and iron working machines. fuils
guaranteed. machinery bought ana "A'
changed. GEORGE J.. EDDY. sgs Iadl-
tcn-s'.
FISH and OYSTER MARKET On oi-ave.
for sale cheap. fitted Up new good reason
for selling Inquire FISH MARK 1T. ~-'
lrfh-alc
BrDsPREAD. hand knitted for sale. $40
ssxIU inches orders Tor cro'cl"' lace
taken. IANSEN. 40 East 10 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
DREssNAISfN0.

"A ARTISTIC fREs5NAKlNG' I'm.
ported fashions hotel orders NJ fnoH
notice. goods purchased n detlrcd m.:rt
ale prices. Mrs MFI.ROl. - Iasi i'm
-, between Broadway and Cni'e Sly
Place
Az EXCEf.LENv inter. designer and
tf|,nmrr. har l.f-st designs nom p,
yaf~ house. w dav this month at halt
yrioe HALLIDAY. BOX :. l.2'2 bw'y.
AZ rNrrPfrNcEp pHi.SsMAKER
N,.l4 Uir 90 make ENGAGEMENTS Us tn'
d. Do reduced r.tss during the summer
months r.r give 'Nr ie-' s''y r''rr"rr"s
Alir,.. M s-iiNhIEH. lo' =. loe,n-.'.
COMPETENT rREssMANER by day.
~e.N % home. 49, 50 - ne 'nuh'il B.
skirts. wsif's. cape. rem ldr.llrT h.'IN
tlrrr repairing. rhiifrrr'- dresses a.
dr--- MN. ~ Nn.-irrinr aye.
corTtNlFHF FRNNcA4SE summer
fr.sse. summer prIDes. fancy waists.
nsfa1..d ~ - lld!r'' mltrTias Ns'"'
r-nofeliirg risrlut rufN -N,f1 no., ~
NJ. ANDERSON. JOS West isth 81.
rlru~r.y 9TH stem br.s
pRrSsv Aitrn. competent f.'"r'ne". VII
4 Off If the day. lily Or country terms
rag-r.fs during summer months. Nlss
JONES 2os Easi 18Th -
rEFssMAKrH Would iiar employment
D., aa, -sii.fnr'.0n guaranteed. country
rr~ferrst ss~s moA'fa'". u. 80 a'h-aNr
pRrsev .KrR wants work IN private
families during summer IN Nv -h'rh"hr
.r Vicinity Addr~-. g. ~ 1i3 ethaNe.
MAS uFEMANCE IGVHl'. French
dr~ssmak~r. III East lifh.sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston July 15-cotton quiet: middling. 6liioc
ST mddling 84c; good ordinary, SIC; sales OF Dse'
~ Ginners: stock. ~. sG5 bales. am c- L.,
Soriok July 15.-cotton steady: DiddIing, otc' ~
sssssa,ns !-iec; good ordinary b+c; net ana "a
ispn ~ bales. exports coastwfse, ID paies' sseS ="
SS; stock. IA, 2S0 bales -.
Hsv0rIsans July I5-Cotton dull good msddling rs:
soang. exc: low middling G3sc; good ordinary 1ioc
~ snd sross receipts 335 bales saes. 100 paes soeA'
"1I8 bales.
siiy:nnah July !5cotton quiet bu, steady m.eannS
sSec; low mtfdllng CSC good ordinary. &c: mel eno
H. receipts ball. Exports coastwss. as bales; STOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
SIpIVUAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLA1R.-Resid re
properties. all kinds. sale or rent II BIS
a. TAYLOR. : Brekm1n-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

A LADY. with scientific knowlefs. Of
u,l,nf-,ry Wiling 90 pu' ~ - practical
use during the summer may Learn - op-
ror,unl'y hy applying IN writing only T.
HJMANfTY. - liisi- House
AT GREATEST VALUE ~ SEw-YORk :
Pine trunks. travelling bags. dress sni'
eases steamer c'aiTs ~.so THINKS po'ke'
ts.k- rs'iculsr tags4gc straps. ct. plf
reliable hous- CHARLES hcIiWARlT. ..
<ih-av>.. near 9th. o.
EPILEPSY and chronic nervous diseases
permanently cured without medicine,
est, Testimonials For particulars aIpl,
a33 I~,ing'pn ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
DEATH OF MRS. NARY DISsToS.

Atlantic CITY ~ j. July l5.-Mrs. Mary Dsston.
mother OF Hamilton Disston. the Philadelphia saw
manufacturer died at this place this afternoon from
paralysis She seventy-four years oiu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
BOARD AND ROOMS.


A HANDSOME rarior. private entrance,
suitable for my light business, alrp hnll
room. reasonable. ~ East ION 81
isrH-sT. rs WEST. Large and small cool
rooms. excellent table, summer p'l'"h'
franst.nts accommodated.
isTIiST .. WEST. Large ana s'nHH
cool rooms: summer prices. trnnsien's &c
commujitri
eIsT- st. ~ EAST.
Translents accommodated. summer rates
references
BiST-ST. 20 WEST. between broadway
and bth-lNr.- French homo. choice ~ r'"'
raniiy furnished larre and small rooms
private hsihs: table boari-fs Admitted.
- WF3T 4OTIi- ST. Large ana small
rooms. excellent tnrl-. permanent Or
iraraieni: references exchanged.
100 EAsT STIi-ST First floor par'pr;
running water. other rooms. superior
board. near all ears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE rO LET

TO LET August ist at s25 per month. y
electric lighted. quarter II mile from
WeStr.M station on Central Railroad OF
New Jersey. 4. A. DRAKE. ~ Broad
way -
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

WELL. furnished room wanted between
y,h and 2Ju g's. West side, permanent
state terms. ENGLiSliMAN. Tribune or
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16

A NCHOR LINE.
n listed STATE. Mail steamships sail for
GLA COW via LO y u n u RfS
from PIER a. North River. foot West 2a:h-u
Anchoria July q! 10 u m rurnes.a 'Aug ~ ~ ~
Cabin. sS5 upward, sscope Cabin t25 end 40.
HENpERSoN BRoTiiERS. Bowling Green.
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HELP WANTED.


Sinse.
COMPETENT serial and lnsfaiment col
rector required Tor good city route; rea-
sonnble bond. state experience and refer
cuc". Address. by letter only. COLI
T.EcrOk. % East i+th-st.
WANTED. Every man and woman In the
United States Interested In the Opium
ami Whlskcy habits 20 have my book on
thesa diseases free by mail Address
H. 81. vocIEY. O3sI. Atlanta. Ga.
WANTED u cure dropsy sufferers cure
Thousands o. cages called hopeless. Book.
testimonials an ten days dropsy treat
men, free hy mail.
Or. GREEN n SONS Atlanta, Ga.
WE WANT good. reliable men. with first
class reference 10 represent Ms In every
town ana city IN the country: no capital
required. $40 - $50 per dss can b. made
hY hur,llur. write Tor Information W Il.
WRIGHT & co. Commissions In Grain,
Provisions. Stocts and Cotton. Suite 80.
Traders Building. Chicago.
WI ~" putting Victory Telephone Tab.
i-ts on every telephone In the world. and
want live energetic men In sacn state Or
.ysn,ity 10 hgndl. ~. Agents make so.
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Managing Director.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


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for years to those who have had oppor-
tunity for investigation, but that re-
gion of our country is so remote and inac-
cessible to the general public that until
the fish commissioner gave publication
of the facts it was impossible for every
one to know all of the truth and all OF
the possibilities which may result from
prudent and economic development OF
those resources. Statistics show that
35o, 600 cases, representing over 4,000,-
900 salmon, were taken from one in
significant rivu1et which runs into the
Karluk river Of Alaska during one sea-
son. The entire product of the sea-
son of 1889 amounted to approximately
81, 600 ,00O Surely that is an industry
worthy rather of development than OF
neglect. The product Of the canneries
there for 1890 exceeded s7,5OO,000. The
catch is accomplished by gin nets,
traps and seines, but the greatest catch
is made by haul seines which sweep the
estuaries of the small rivers. Seine
follows seine In rapid succession in
the proper season, and the catch is
almost complete in every case. These
important fisheries will be impover.
ished within a few years, unless the
suggestions Of the fish commissioner
meet with prompt approval and con.
pregsional action. SMITH %. Fry.