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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-11
OBITUARY.
CHARLES II. TOMPKINS.

Charles H. Tompkins for number OF years
nrasIaent OF the American Diamond Rock Boring
Company died on Friday at Somerve, ~ d. ai'er
an illness OF less than twenty-four hours. Mr.
Tompkins formerly lived at No. 22S East seven
teenthst. but during the spring he moved TO somer-
Vile He had Just moved his business office from
No Is Cortlandt st. to the Havemeycr Building on
the same street.
Mr. Tompkins was born in Virginia on september
L. 1890 On July !. is7. he entered the Military
Academy at West Point and on Juno q. 1872 ne
resigned and engaged In civil pursuits. on March
80 1861 he Joined the 9Th Cavalry at Carlisle ana
was transferred to Washington. where he served
as an assistant instructor In cavalry SCHOOL,
which was established for the instruction or OH
GERS who had been appointed directly from private
life He crossed the Potomac on May OF the same
year and established cavalry camp at BARS
Cross Roads While serving there ne made brill
liant attack on a Confederate force stationed at
Fairfax Court House. Va. on May 81. In this en-
counter he had several men wounded ana m'ss'ns'
two horses were shot under him. and he was
severely injured by the second horse falling on
him His brilliant charges resulted in complete
victory over the enemy This cavalry success. the
first OF the war made Lieutenant Tompkins con-
spicuous in the Union Army He took part IN the
Manassas campaign in 1851 and served win h's
regiment in the defence OF Washington until ne
was appointed an assistant quartermaster' during
the Civil War he engaged In number OF coHpats
besides that of Fairfax Court House. He took part
in the battle OF Bull Run and In the battles ana
ENGAGEMENTS OF Generals Bankss and Popes cam
paigns in the Shenandoah Valley and In the second
battle OF Bull Run. After the Antetam campaign
he returned to STAFF duty.
At different times Mr.. Tompkins was made
brevet major for gallant conduct at Fairfax Court
House. a brevet Northumberland for meritorous
services in the campaigns OF Generals Banks ana
Mcdowell In 1925. brevet colonel for meri-
torious services in the Quartermaster Department.
from 1863 10 1861 and a brevet brigader- general
for faithful and mertorous services during the en-
tire war. He commended by his brigade COM
mander for conspicuous galantry at the battle OF
Bull Run. and was recommended for the appoint
ment Of brgadier general Of volunteers for his
services The battle of Cedar Creek.
Since the he has held many important mill
tary positions. He at first depot quartermaster
Washington. He then chief quartermaster
of the Fifth Military District Of the Departments
of Alaska Arizona Texas and Dakota, and Of the
Division of the South. In February 1881. he was as
signed to drty at Chicago as chief quartermaster
of the Division OF the Missouri. On May g. 1886
the same Office was given to him at Governor 5
Island. in the Division Of the Atlantic. By virtue
of his gallar service on the field Of battle, Mr.
Tompkns was highly honored member Of the
LOYAL Legion.
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SERVICES BY TIE SEA TO-DAY.
SENATOR TILLMAN AND MAYOR STRONG E%
pECTED TO BE AMONG THE SPEAKERS
AT AsBuRY PARK.

Asbury Park. y. j.. Aug. 10 tSpeclaD.-The specia
services here and in Ocean Grove tomorrow will b
~ great interest The National service ut the Audi
torum here will I've addressed by Senator Tman
OF South Carolina. Mayor Strong. Of Newyork
who is at the El5eron Hotel. has promised to nj,
tend The Rev. Mr. Dawson OF Brooklyn. will preacf
In the morning The pulpit Of the First Presbyte
ran Church will be filled by President ]. ID. Hewitt
OF Emporia College. Kansas.
In Ocean Grove the morning sermon at the Sum
mer School of Theology will be delivered by Bishop
John r. Newman. The evening preacher will b.
President J. w. Bashford. of the Ohio Wesleyan
University
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ton OF a method which was proved TO be totally
!nefica cious Atty years ago. 49,,
Incidentally. and although not pertaining strictly
10 agricultural interests might mention that the
npn,ication OF a remedy against mosquitoes. first
practically used by our Mr.. Howard and recon-
inended In his publication during the past year
or two has resulted in two instances at least
in rendering habitable large sections near
Long Island Sound. and In so greatly increasing
tho value OF real estate that the owners have
made large sums OF money as a direct result.
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ATTRACTIONS AT THE CIRCUS ~ THIS CITY

Bentley's Old-fashioned Country Circus will begin
its Nth week at Nfne.v-ninth-st. and Ffrstave to-
morrow. Last week the crowds In attendance were
larger than ever before. and the changes that are
to be made in the programme this week will con-
tinue to draw large number Of spectators. Sew
eral new attractions Of merit have been secured and
all of the old performers who have become popular
will be retained. ~
one OF the most appreciated features OF the pro-
gramme Is that part OF 1t contributed by the per-
forming lions. Arrangements have been made by
which they will remain with the circus week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-11
PROFESSOR GEORGE STEPHENS.

Copenhagen. Aug 10.-Professor George Stephens
LII. D.. Phi. D.. professor Of English language and
literature In the University Of Copenhagen. died
here to-day.
He born in Liverpool in 1873 and early showed
his bent for languages. Financial difficulties pre-
vented his completing his university course. and
after his marriage he settled In Stockholm. where
he made study of the origins Of English in the
folk-tales and literature Of Scandinavia In 1851
he appointed lector, afterward professor. of
Old English and modern English in the University
OF Copenhagen, where he continued lecturing on the
language and literature for many years. His pub
lshed works embrace prose as well as poetry
literature in general history. folklore. linguiscs
and runology. He had be IN hCr ored with degrees
and decorations from England, Sweden, Denmark
works was, The Old Northern Runic Monu-
ments of Scandinavia and England, enriched with
cO.Ors.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.

Country.
FARM FOR SALE or exchange for house
or small country place not over ~ miles
out Of y. Y: large farm south ~ phila-
delphia with 80 acres In crops. all stock
e~i farm machinery. owing Ia death OF
owner. will be- sold for less than 5000.
very easy terms. Address Lock Box a.
No. 400 6th-ave.. NewYork.
HOTEL AT GREENWICH. Shore front
age: - rooms. stabling. shady grounds
no mosquitoes. near depot and steamboat
$500: sacrifice. J. ". ATWATER. 81
Liberty-st.
SUMMER HOME IN NOTED BERK-
SHIKES. beats all we ever advertised.
worth price to occupy one season; house
2-atory. ell. . rooms. bay window. piazza .
built years. good barn. lot 2Ocxl37
plenty large and small fruits. fine views
drives: no Objectionable features: healthy
location: \. mile smart village with every
advantage; only 81. $40. part cash. worth
81. 800. GEO. ". DOANE & CO.. 202
Broadway. y. y
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


FOR SALE.-A II-room frame dwelling
all improvements fitted for two families
good cellar: $500: terms $500 cash. bal
ancc easy terms. Address OWNER. ),
Schaeffer- St. Brooklyn.
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The VAR AGAINST INSECTS.

SECRETARY MORTON TALKS ABOUT THE WORK
OF HIS DEPARTMENT.
Washington Aug 10-The compilation by Pro-
fessor Panton of the Ontario Agricultural college,
Of the figures concerning the annual loss from the
work OF destructive insects was discussed to-day
by Secretary Morton. OF the Agricultural Depart
ment in his usual breezy fashion. He said:
These figures are mostly drawn from American
sources and mainly from publications OF the United
States Department OF Agriculture, and they serve
a good purpose In directing attention to the neces-
tomology. but in one way they are somewhat mis-
leading. The losses to individual farmers. and oc-
or less restricted portion of the country. are fire,
Quently very great, summed up In dollars ana
cents. yet the actual money loss 10 the agrcult-
wrists of the country at large Is by no means ex-
pressed by these same figures, for the simple rea-
son that the loss Of portion OF the crop means
an increased price for the remainder. We may
Of produce but in turning 1t into money value this
factor Of increased price must not be overlooked.
est methods ascertaned by the entomologists. will
keep the orchard healthy. The work of the divs-
ion Of entomology during the last rev months , on
suit year In the saving OF many thousands
OF dollars TO cotton planters in that section. If the
recommendations are followed.
These instances are and simply exam
pies OF saving work which Is going from year
to year. 1t is probable that in the aggregate they
the much rarer but more striking instances, such
the introduction by the Department of the Aus
tralian ady-bird into California. by which the en-
tire citrus industry of that State was saved from
destruction.
No, a small Item in the total value to he ac-
credited TO the chronological work of the De
partment is the exposure OF fake remedies. Only
the present season the entomologis has shown that
tree-nocuatng company In the New England
against the ravages of leaf-feeiing Insects had
been basing its claims upon the disguised appllca-
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60 900 first year. IS 600 each succeeding
year and additional royalties. We are the
only firm in America actually selling pat
en,s. EDGAR TATE q CO.. 243 Broad
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-11

RARE CHANCE FOR BUILDER
Brooklyn houses out Of repair 20 exchange
for other property. Brooklyn or city.
owner. MARTIN. Al Wail-st, in from 80
to 80 q. m.
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GUESTS At LEADING HOTELS.

There have been but few days OF poor business
at the popular hotels this summer. A fair bust
ness done yesterday despite the heat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-11

Al PATENTS FOR sAtE.-Weishaupts
Metallic Bride for Paint Brushes
Noore's Columbian" Glove Holder.
Purnham's Trolley Pole: Chriest's Valve
Gear. EDGAR TATE CO. 2t3 Broad
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A LADIES' pair cobs; hackney type:
sound. gentle and fearless. PRIVATE
HAcXNEYS, Tribune ONCE.
FOR sALE.-First-class chI.ds pony
cheap. Address DR.. q. c. JACKSON.
+. o. BOX l6l. Jamaica. l.. |.
Sioj LIGHT. stylish Essex trap. cost
$50 last April TO order: also $50 for fine
plated harness. two elegant laprobcs
cheap. Apply at owners stable. ~ West
4ith-st.
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CLOSING PRICES OF SAY FRANCISCO STOCKS
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Al PATENTS FOR sALE-Scongsie
Cord Fastener for Envelopes. Whit
Young's Weather Board Gage; Shafto' 5
Pridle; Martins Automatic lacking Ma
chine EDGAR TATE CO. Patent
Solicitors, 2iJ Broadway.
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THE TRIBUNE

THE TRIBUNE
Uptown ONCE.
]. 232 broadway 81 door north OF sIst-st
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until o o'clock D. m.
At BRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements received at regular once
rates until D. m. VIZ
Pa shave. >. ?. cor OF 23l-st
lJ2 OH ave, cor. l2th-st
1872 Columbus near West 6sth-st-
JOG West iSd-st.. near cth-ave.
20 West l3ih-st.. near 5th-aye.
25I West 42d-st.. bet. 7'h and sth ayes
l57 ith-aNc.. cor. l4th-st.
1'h East isth-at.. corner Jd-ave
2t3 West l.rth-st
~ fasf i2d-st.. near Madison-ave.
! 1ps Ist-ave.. near s1th-ft.
go 3d-ave.
geo 3d-ave.. near s7th-st.
5J+ 3d-avr.. near 3.fh-sf
52 Avenue A. bet. 30 and 9Th SITS
II Cannl-st.. and 1877 Division-s,.
325 Bleeckerst.. near Christopher-st.
HARLEM OFFICES
1JS East i25fh-st.
PAS West i25th-st.
800 West Ii5th-st
Up TO y. m. at regular once rates.
BROOKLYN OFFICES
3o7 Futon-st.. i.ls2 Myrtie-ave., ea
Court-st.. 505 he Kaib-ave., l,l07 Fulton.
st.. near Bedford-ave.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTCI.AIR. --Resldence
properties. all kinds. sale or rent. TUBES
& TAYLOR. 3 Beckman-st.
TO LET.-f30 TO So per month. fine new
castellated brick cabinet concrete cellars.
t-story. all Improvements. houses at Bread
albano Terrace, Lafayette st. Jersey city.
n. J.. II minutes from Penna. r. X. ferry.
or for sale cheap.
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Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-scongale.s
Cord Fastener for Envelopes; Wint-
Young's Weather Board Gage; Snai,1
chine. EDGAR TATE CO, Patent
Solicitors. 2i5 Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-weishaupts
Metallic Bride for Paint Brushes
Moore's Columbian Glove Holder:
Purnham's Trolley Pole: Chriest's Valve
Gear. EDGAR TATE * CO.. 2i3 Broad
way.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-setties
"Dnck's Back" Waterproof; sauier's
Animal , shoeing appliance. steyenss
Cup for Umbrellas. EDGAR TATE
co. PAS BrOadway
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Bonsalrs Ad.
drsssirr Machine. Por,er's Driving Well
and Pump: Suplee's Abdominal Corset
universally adopted: Farnham.s oven
door. EDGAR TATE & CO. 2f5 Broad
way.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Riegs Safety
Switch Lock: Chandler's Lamp WICK
Trimmer. Greer's incandesceni Electrie
Lamp. wedmore's Hook and Eye. EDGAR
TATE q co. 24j broadway
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Flatterys Gas
or Petroleum Engine: sessinsh pas, $
EDGAR TATE J. 90. 285 Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-McKinnan's
Clothes Drier; Teuschef's Susp"nsory
Bsndage: Williamss Printing Device;
Frankei's Display Fixtures, Dehln
Wagon Tongue Support. EDGAR TATE &
co. PAS broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE Bos,wick Bur
CESS Automatic Carpet S'-etcher ana
Tacker. Ioases Book The Phonetic
Structure Of the English Language I'd
GAR TATE G. CO.. 245 broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-sarrazin's
Faucet; ThOmass Door Check and Hold
er. Walshs Perpetual Calendar tonpy-
righO. Harder's Gravity Turn Tables.
EDGAR TATE & co. 245 broadway.
NOTE.-Senc for List Inventions
Wanted" Patent Book FREE. Al
These patents exhibited Herald Square
Han. 1860 Broadway. Patent Exposition
introducing Inventions.
10000 SALE JUST CONSUMMATED.-
$2.OOO first year. S.. 600 each succeeding
year and additional royalties We are the
only firm in America actually selling pat
en,s. EDGAR TATE q CO.. 2i3 Broad
way.
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Male.
ROY. II. world like position at s,most a. a.
business where there is e enSnss three
vancement: wnses 80: 1000 w prn." Al refer
s soss' W II A. ROGERS. $50 Adelph'-"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-11

nov IA desires position in brokers' o.
nee: experience: best reference We
. ia ,rribune ONCE.
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MARLBOROUGH.

c. Kahn. Cincinnati.
=. w. Sage. Buffalo.
a. II. Dawson. Athens. Ca.
w. 9. Lyons. Peoria.
7. Mckay. Florida.
j. \. Campbell. Philadel-
phia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-11
AIBEMARLE.

AtsrMA MA, In,,,Da 6 Fs Nosf Boston, ga'
q BnasS Glasgow 6S'''' W " Andrews Cleveland.
G Patc-son Edinburgh j.. G.. Dishler 4 wife. CO.
l. sn'n' N''"0u's" Mrs p. +. Cry & family
BRI' NSWICK. Chicago.
c l.. G-oveT. Denver MARIpORo,-GH
A. d. a. ALBERT q WIG i"''a- r W. sage Buffalo
R b Wilson psburs & n DAWSON sYns p Athens Ca
i r w seniT F Iis%Ts McKay Florida
r. H. Wseason PiStsburg D. 4 Campbell. Philadei-
GHsEY. xo,,,,>n,r
J. Summer Wife New = p.o, 9 .,,o p,u.ao,
H. V Resin Beatrice Neb phia, n,o,r ,,u...,os,,
J. Il POOL n' HSrTsla r nacon Ph@dcP6s
Ms + GamP4sl Boston & Coleman as' Troy ye Troy
D. = Hill washington. u. Kennedy brooklyn
GRAND UNION ST JAMES
= " nlecs s, Louis Dr. NJ. darcy Magee Nor
y s a h'2 Tocd Sa" Francisco Mrs Mcmahon Nor
r A. Ingram. Savannah n 'ss M S Norio sh
T. Raule New orleans J. r. Scott Lexington. Ky.
r H. cnass Providence 7. Walker England
r Z; palmer wilmington more.
s. G. Wood Albany sTr.RTrv.vr
GRAND W. G. Hunt & wife. Knox
Mrs p p,y;o1 HAL S kGsrY p1s
T. S Hamlin Washington :, ton. ur n..,,.n
?. T. Watt. Lancaster. D. J.: Hon Reading y
v Sample r,.sa4s P asss Di Hasfen o.
j. Montgomery & Wife W r Johnston & wife. Gin
" p Richardson West X. Robb. IIttsburr.
Point Dr. g. f. Allen, Youngs-
J. II. Clute Philadelphia town. ..
HOFFMAN. WALDORF
W II Fleming Fl Wayne j. Inglis Colorado Springs
] Caffrev Boston. G. de Bediko, ST. Peters
Mrs A s. Carney Boston burg,
: NJ Buriel. Chicago r. McWilliams. Chicago.
y. Daniels Colorado. r. ]. Riley, Washington.
r. Halland Atlanta. ,vrer,u>Srro
G. T. Dsnman. Atlanta. ~ 'ii->,ii''',
Z H. Garcien Richmond W. H. Williams & wife. Co
Va lunbus
c. Aubgny. A. Bradshaw. NewYork
Prince. r. &. Culcneil. Havana.
H. y Spencer wife, st.
HOLLAND louis
H. Townsend & wife Nil d. Spencer. ST. Louis.
G.. y. Wood Boston.
II. Hartog. Rotterdam. l. Tyson, Baltimore.
W. L. Mercer. Rochester g. Shoemaker. Wilkesbarre
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PHOTOGRAPHER will furnish amateurs
work; prices moderate. Address SCHOC-
FER. l42 2d-ave.
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THE STATE CAMP CLOSED.
STATE AND NATIONAL FLAGS COME
DOWN

rrrARTi,RE OF THE BATTERrEs-THEIR WORK
PRAISED BY GENERAL MALriN-ThE Li'hi
ARTILLERY ASSOCIATION FORMED.
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A GENERAL BUILDER.

CUSTOM CUTTER and nrs,,elass ,, ,a,.P, :
,r,a1 LEVEEN. 81 Court-s'.. Ne"arh'
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ACTIVE PARTNER In general machinery
business: half interest s., 600; horse
power gas engine. s. & T. No. 2 power
press. l2xls strong grinding rollers. for
sale. LAWRENCE SCHWAAB. 20i Hester
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fiolOnDAl ffsh VIII lufnlSn amateurs
work, prices moderate. Address SCHOC-
FER. li2 2d-ave.
WANTED. to contract to furnish apples
TO 10000 barrels. from the fine red
apple belt 81 Kentucky. Address VIRGIL.
POPHAM. New Fruit. Ky.
WANTED. PARTNER. in establish ed
theatrical enterprise 81 1000 cash re-
quired. s25 weekly salary. expenses and
interest guaranteed: great chance for the
night man. MARSHALL. I.242 Broadway.
WANTED.--Partiesw with from 800 TO $40.
n" 10 invest in enterprise paying large
returns. stands fullest Investigation
ample security. OATMAN e. HOESON &c
Finest.
WANTED.-Factory site near New York
must be on railroad and near station
about acres required: Will employ 100 IN
90 men give fun particulars. Address
TREASl RER. Box s. Tribune Office
SlT5 BUYS 500 FIRST MORTGAGE ire
ducsd from larger amount by install
mentG. shor, time 70 run. per cent :
nearby lot. CONTRACTOR. Box 6. Trib'
une once.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

TO LET.-Furnshed house from September
until June. or by year. D. East I6th-st.
TO RENT. furnished, at Long Branch.
two houses. one with stable. on two Of
the principal avenues all modern improve
ments; gas, bath. etc; Will rent To de-
srable parties for One-half regular price.
For further particulars apply to $50 Madl-
son-ave., y. I.
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Hudson R6v@p by DayOighG

"NEw-YORK" ALBANY"
Daily except Sundays.
Brooklyn Fulton ST. (by Annex)..-.....S A. M.
New-Yor6, Desbrosses St. Pier.........S:i0
West I'D ST. Pier.
For ALBANY landing at Yonkers. West Point. New
burgh Poughkeepsie Rhinebeck. Catskll. and Hudson
Returning leave Albany $40 A. NJ
WEST POINT, NEwBURGH and PoUGHKEEPsIE.
with down lay Boat.
RHINEBEcK Ny ferry. with Ulster & Del r. r. for
the Catskis
CATSKII.I special trains the Catskill Mt. r X
and Otis Eleyating Railway.
ALBANY with trains for Niagara Falls and the West;
Boston and the East Montreal and the North. and
with special trains 10 and from SARATOGA.
The New-York Transfer Company Will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences.
MORNING e. AFTERNOON CONCERTS.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Sarrazi n' $
Faucet; Thomae's Door Check and Hold
eY. Walsh's Perpetual Calendar tonpy-
righD, Harder's Gravity Turn Tables.
EDGAR TATE K Co. 245 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-11

AL PATENTS FOR SALE.-Rigg's Safety
Switch Lock; Chandler's Lamp WICK
Trimmer: Greer's lncandcscen, Electric
Lamp. Wedmore's Hook and Eye. EDGAR
TATE q co. 24j broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-11
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET

e. e. a -
FOR SALE.-A very well built. finished
and decorated four-story house on West
7lst-st.. near Boulevard. OWNER. Box
230. Tribune Uptown ONCE. .2i2 Broad
way.
UNFURNISHED four-story brownstone
handsomely decorated crystal chandeliers
in parlor and hall % East I6th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-11

Al PATENTS FOR SAIE.-Bos.wick Bur
CESS Automatic Carpet S'-etchcr and
Tacker. Ioase's Book The Phonetic
Structure Of the English Language" ED
GAR TATE & CO.. 245 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-11

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Mckinnan
Clothes Dricr: Teuschefs Susp"nsory
Bsndage: Niliams's Printing Device;
Frankels Display Fixtures, DehIn's
Wagon Tongue support EDGAR TATE &
Co. PAS broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-11

Al PATENTS FOR SALE-Fiattery's Gas
or Petroleum Engine. sessinghaus
Skid: Harris's Nut Lock: Gilmore Book
binders Bevellng Machine a.. S.-Canada).
EDGAR TATE & 60. 2i5 Broadway
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T. NOTE. Send for List Inventions
Wanted Patent Book FREE. Al
These patents exhibited Herald Square
Hall. 1850 Broadway. Patent Exposition
introducing Inventions.
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DONEsTIC SITUATIONS wANTEl
FeNaie.

A. -A.-A.----- -----------------
MRS. L. SEELY.
6s WEST 22D ST,
| FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
| MALE AND FEMALE
ALL, REFERENCES
STRICTLY Ed
Servants breaking engagements viii
/ be dismissed from Office and forfeit 1L
claims 70 fee paid.
Brooklyn Ofic-. 2 Bond-st,
Corner Fulton-st.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
STEAMBOATS,

ALBANY EVENING lDNE,
Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave Old Pier
a. N. r.. foot Canal St. at 8 p. NJ. daily Sundays
cepted). Connecting express trains Saratoga.
Lake George RIchheld Springs Sharon Springs Thou.
Islands Adondacks. and all points North East and
West Saturday night steamer connects with Sunday
morning for Saratoga. North Creek. Caldwell and
Lake George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-11
FLATS TO LET-Unfurnishe e Il.

RENT FREE 10 September FLATS Of six
rooms and bath: steam heated; conven-
lent location all Improvements. rent go to
$50. JANIrOR. 40 West bOth-st.
~ MORTON-ST -Handsomeest new, Gle
gantly decorated nnthouse In 9th Ward,
portico stoop: hot and cold water. range.
private baths and closets. no children.
open sundays so TO S2J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-11

A, PATENTS FOR sALE.-Bonsalrs Ad-
dressirc Machine POrier's Driving Well
and Pump: suplee's Abdominal Corset
universally adopted: Farnhams oven
Door EDGAR TATE & CO, 10 Broad
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-11

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Settig' 3
.ruck's Rack" Waterproof. Sauter :
Animal > Shooting appliance. Stevens s
Writing Pen Attachmant: Reynold Drip
Gun for Umbrellas. EDGAR TATE a
co. PAS Broadway.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-17

Last quarter of the moon on the 18th at II
h. "a m. J.. m.
Time Mhistle Blows at Ill.,, 2sin., 3is. pm. of
Honolulu time, which is the same rs l2h +, 0m.
0s. of Greenwich time.
For every 1910 feet of distance of the OBJ
server Qsom the Custom House) allow one
second for transmission OF sound, or 5 seconds
to a statute mile.