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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
BUILDING A LEVEE WITH FORCE PU1PS
From The New-Orleans Picayune.


neeTns officer who has charge OF the Federal eng-
attempted aees '' feat Of building with force
on the great dredge. the Ram. was successful Cap
this means attempted the experiment on the ieves
at Nine-me Point. opposite Carrolton.
Captain Derby cannot state yet what the real re-
suit OF his experiment exactly Is. as the present
attempt was made with view to discover s -, a
tempts were made by the engineers The levce s
existing at Nine mile Point before the Ram went
desired to enlarge It to size almost as great
saa feet a' away and piping was laid to the work
as permit the pumps TO send a stream OF sand
work This stream was delivered at height Of
about ten feet. and the volume Of water was so
thin. Captain Derby first threw up small levee
behind the original one and attempted to fill in the
was readily deposited while the water off. eav-
Ing thick heavy mass OF sold earth As soon as
made to raise the barrier by increasing It's height
t1m ns BY snd be
fast enough, and crevasse occurred. This method
sred With j1te baggins. was Substituted for the
small rear levee, it being thought that the water
silt retained The result was fairly satisfactory but
Pianking was then substituted on timber frames
but the stream ate out tie toe OF the framework
and the ua The Soh last
Captain Derby took plank one one. foot wide and
Toe OF the old levee. The board driven small
distance into the turf In order to prevent the ma
terial from seeping under and escaping. The pumps
were started. and in few minutes a terrace was
formed high q board, the water escaping over
the board. Then second board was set on the
terrace few feet the old levee. This, too,
filled in. forming second terrace. 1t was
found however. that when each terrace filled
up entirely the height of its defending board a
crevassc was liable to occur when tn. next terrace
was built and the work ran grave chances of being
demolished. Captain Derby obviated this by leav-
ing four inches OF each terrace unified thus form
ing between the toe OF the upper terrace and the
board defending the outer edge OF the lower ter
race sort OF cup into which the overflow from
any subsequent crevasse was caught and held. This
mcthSd found TO work perfectly
OF course. In an enterprise OF this kind ,s prac-
tcabllity depends on the cost ward OF work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
THE HOTEL CLERKS CALLER.

HE HAD BEEN DIsowNED. But THE BEST WASN'T
TOO GOOD FOR HIM.
.Nv mother and my father have disowned me-"
no said abruptly as the hotel clerk ganced up
from the register at him. The clerk said nothing.
and his visitor a well-dressed young man. went on
smoothly:
woman came in and wanted her husbands ciotncs
cleaned II cost "a IS. have always been honest
! have done the best could for my father The
business is in my All the money IN the
h nix is In my name l could draw 1t out with my
check but | am honest
He paused here, but the Clerk said nothing. ne
gaining his breath, the young man went on:
Nobody knows now. but by Sunday III De
famous My name will be in all the newspapers
Everybody will be talking about me. am eo'"s
10 get married on Saturday. Then III sho" ihS
father what q mistake he's made. am twenty
six wears old; no. twenty nine mean am twenty
seven But ! must he calm. II / get excited
can't say word Now let me think. IL iun"s
the way get confused. | have TO stop right snort
You can tell the difference between me anu His
father by the Handwriting. LOOK mere
The young man wrote. John Johnson, merchant
tailor" on a card. Then on another he wrote
John job 1son, tr.. merchant taiioi' "e '
these to the clerk.
THAT'S the way he writes his name ana TINS IS
the way / write mine. You can tell he isn't honest
] wouldn't deceive any one. say. am eoihs W
stay AT this hotel and don't care who pays LOT IT,
NV address will be here / want TO i've IN style
Nothings too good for The whole business Is
in my name i walked all the way from Ninety
seventh-st. in the rain to tell you this say
where's the nearest telephone that can use free
] haven't got a cent in my pocket Not even
dollar ] want to telephone 10 livery stable man
He knows me. He knows I'm good He's known
me for long time. II can talk with him IL all
right" .,.. ia en-.
clerk. " ,>..
bother. Don't put yourself out on my account
The finest In the house is what ! want. l don
know whether TO 90 to law about my father or TO
show him up in the newspapers He disowned me
So did my mother. Both OF them did. But
muslin, talk too fast. / get excited. and then
can't say word. Say. is this umbrella worth I'VE
cents TO you? | am awfully tired. walking down
here in the rain. Much obliged for the nickel l
may keep the umbrella? Good for you. am going
10 be married Saturday. Gooby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
Why NOT FREE COPPER COINAGEf
HOW TIE APPLICATION OF COINS THEORY
WOULD WORK IN THAT CASE.
-

HOW TIE APPLICATION OF COINS THEORY
WOULD WORK IN THAT CASE
From The Chicago Journal
Why don't the owners OF copper mines turn IN
ana demand free coinage OF copper units lhe'.
meta. when coined into cents makes very nes'
aul enduring unit 10 measure The value oi POP
coins are too soft money for daily use Inc PROV
Inc c,rrcn, year viii probably exceed in value that
OF the silver mines that causing all this rumpus
loo compelled TO sell their product AT lOig cents
pounl when. coined into forty-cleht grain bronZe
reeve s % Tor every pound Of it. leaving the
odd per cent for the Government rnkc o NJ,
20 back to the free coinage Of copper into the iSs.
grain cent OF daddcs net. T s ins
to the copper kings 81. cents pound FOR 'hc
precious metal they now sell to man n Si
such a simple operation we could bull the products
Of copper mines from $4,000 "a, year ITO 10 over over
Ing value of silver last year at the le to J ratio
rida ne m. iabormg man as instantly and easily
that for free coinage OF the 4s-grain bronze cent
rhs w 9onn O OF eo f AZ there were
pounds OF copper mined in the United states last
y ye4so ana no cents we Would have 70
tiful bronze for the farmers and the working
some difficulty in minting that quantity OF copper
in one year. But could build new copper minis
and pay for them out OF the segniorage
OF course this coinage OF copper would pay
Ola Nick with the employment Of copper in the
the bronze efrigy Of Columbus on the Lake Front
Bv the law Formulated by CopernIcus In 1926,
known Gresham's law, the free coinage OF COP
pc. woI ha wod ou not ma,ter since the worlds
product Of copper would flow into our minis and
they would be kept busy turning out about %ooo"-
600 copper cents annually.
To be sure, free coinage OF copper would mean
death 10 the goldbugs and starvation to the silver
ties and then think OF their revenge in denonncing
their successful rivals as copperasses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

ALLIGATOR RAGS. fine quality AM
gator bags. line qualify, u price. =,
price'l Ovrrstncked the reason Fine
Trunks ana dreSs-sul' cases. co'rc-ppndingly
low Prices. at factory ~ tHARl,.S
sCIIW ARTZ. - FouIth.ave. near nth .si.
A RELIABLE ATTORNEY gives prompt
assistance In all business or domestic dif-
ncultirs, privacy observed. can write.
No. West ifth-rt.. Room -
ESTERrUiSiSi BUSINESS PEOPLE
give YEAR hooks To- their customers
Write -. \. HtEHScH q co. manu-
facturcrs. ~ Roscst. Your memory IN
ciuin covers.
1875 MODEL high grade bicycle wanted on
the instalmcnt plan. will pay So cash
aud $40 monthly: good references given
wheel must be In nrst-class order and
cheap :. ~. IioS II. Tribune Once.
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
4 vN l.. HARTUNG.
r,rer- Accountant nd Auditor.
p,-ne. huild.ag Room -. 81 PARK Row.
\ BUSINESS MAN q enc ... and cs sspr y,
,..f .-f,,e host references. bonds II neces-
sary A.. Tribune ONCE --
AMERICAN MANAGER open Tor engage
mont ~ Years cNpericrc" IN esp.- l.
,fopof' domesiic and manufacturing
tnad,' New YORK rs,ersn',,sN, rR nis,yS'
character. aged -. Address ANHN'NN-''
Box -. Tribune ONCE.
A YOt-NG lri-hman. who thoroughly
u,I.rat,nIS "a. care u horses good
driver and mixer. understands gardening,
would like steady work on Srntiri""h '
rla.. Please address 10 envelope, OF call
JAMES MILLER. Il West @d;h-st.
A s,lpIrR n th. Army - the Potomac.
active s.r,lc. from 1861 t. l>I,. wants
vork AMERICAN VETERAN. Tribune
ono
A NEAT VOTING MAN wants any kind OF
a slfuttlln evenings of will do WORK a.
homo. references. GEORGE MORGAN. :
ElmS
A YOUNG MAN. Il. desires a position In
an office. can furnish references. GEO
" SrEED. l>> West iolst-st
Az ENrERIENcrp WRITER wishes po-
si,lon ON the stan ~ a weekly paper.
Address JAMES. BOX =. Tribune once.
uAKEH. Good second or third hand on
broad. hurried. wishes steady position.
IANITOE lss West oist-s'.. near loth-aNe.
nOOKKEEPER. Double entry: long eN-
p.rirnce. Will take a position A. any
thing. moderate salary. IL. ). WALLACE.
I2o i3th--t. liuohlyh.
HOOKKEEpER or assistant order or entry
clerk. by YOUNG man. energetic. eN-
perlclced and accurate. good references.
AfIr.4a ltoN 10 Tribune once.
roy. Is. strong. would Ike To- learn a
trade where he can advance himself. best
references. FRANK NOVOTNN. lss East
2d.st
roy. 10 strong. would Ike to learn a
trade. willing and ubliging. Address or
can ALBERT SCHlNSKY. loi Eas, 2d-s'
BOY. 49, bright and intelligent. wishes POI
.llon as office nf GRAND boy. 90 g. irn.h
n good trade. Apply GEORGE SCllAEfEh,
1873 ID st. -
urAsS and HRONZE WORKER. chan
dele, maker and electrician. all around
workman. handy man f0r large building
or private mansion, splendid references
GRAY. 80 West AN
uooKKFEPER. miidlc-agcd single,
wants position; viii make himself use
fui 49, \. Box II. - ir""nwich-ave'
MAKER. second hand on bread ~ cake; u
years reference from lasi place. SW"'iN,l'
,'n
49,. ,,,,tn..
BOY. 10 would lk' postum ~ w, .n'nh
I" advance hlulr'i n''u, ~, ","' a.,
W,si losth-st.
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BUILDERS or those engaged IN pranch 81
building industry who wish services ~ re
liable Young man of ability and good adj
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w",h ~, M, Mn .s,h'.,
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Cen n try.

C0u0tfy.
CHEAPEST GOOD FARM IN della
WARE-s0 ncrcs: all tillable. rich soil
fair house. outiuildinfs: 10 bearing peach
trees: 10 acres crops this year: near three
stations: price $500; half cash. genuine
bargain. Address OWNER. Box lOi.
Dover. Del.
FAR sALE.-At Scarborough. n. Y. 81
acres beautiful ridge land. having extern
sivc and charming river view. frst-clsss
neighborhood. fronting on Albany Post
Road end iiriar Clf Road Will sell as n
depot, Apply TO ADRIAN HYATT & son.
i+i and iaS Main-st.. Sing Sing. y. Y.
HERE rs a MONEY MAKER, Owner ad-
venced In years wishes 10 retire: hence
the sacrifice: 21O acres. 100 high state
cultivation. 70 wood ard timber balance
pasture. summer and winter 20 head stock
cut 40 tons lay. quantities. large and small
fruits. 100 bbls choice apples per season .
double house. 10 rooms each. piazzas
cost 5000. main barn. Wx&0 II foot
posts. basement. handsome cupoia barn
No. 2 with basement. 32s3o: adjoins ell
50x23 for sisb!ing; carriage-house. +OxaO.
with basement. piggery. hennery: wood
house 100 cords capacity; all buildings
painted: In excellent condition and have
cool running spring water. trout brooks,
large lawn and elegant shade trees com
bine many attractions unmentioned: located
near pleasant village: good markets; social
and religious advantages. beautiful seen
cry me uriNes' Tow price etc>. shOuId
command the attention Of the most fastidi-
Gus buyer: personal property Will be- sold
W. DoANE q Co. 2o5 broadway. n. y.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE: all improve
ments; large stables. 100 acres mile from
station: boating and fishing: cost 10000:
price &l5.500: less than cost OF buildings.
Box 626. somerville. n. J.
81 ACRES, beautiful 30-year grove. no
malaria: Long Island Railroad: one hour
from city. J. c. K. Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
HOLLYWOOD LOTS Bnrv0 Low PRICES

Hollywood y. J.. July % 'speciaD-One hundred
and sixty-ihree large residence sites on the great
estate Of tho late John iIoey were put up at auction
on the grounds this afternoon by Wilbur +. iesley.
n trustee The sale was slow and the bidding 50
low that the sale stopped after tw"nty-three
had been sold. aggregating only f45s5. The biggest
price was paid by Delaney Grannis. OF New York,
who gave $500 for the plot 80 10y 100 feet At Hoey
and Cedar ayes opposite the Hollywood Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21

done by the dredge The Ram Is very power,
fI having been built under contract TO deliver ~
cubic wards of materia. 300 feet distant from me
dredge every hour. In practice 1t Is found that sn
could deliver about 1000 yards per working Gay Oh
ten hours. The total cost per cubic yard OF Isvee
built by the Ram to height Of ten ieet VII sv ee
work has ranged from 10 1914 cents on an average
nor cubic ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
THE NAVAL WAR COLLEGE,.

Newport July % The lectures at the Naval War
College next week viii be by Captain + H. Iarring
ton. L. s NJ. G.. on Tactics u the Ram; by Cap
tain Richard Wallach. T.. :. VI. G.. on The War IN
the East" and by Commander Wnshburnc May
nari. Electricity IN Warfare The programme
OF exercises includes also the consideration q the
problem OF the session In committees ana the usua
study Of charts and defence plans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
TRIGTr DElrH or WOMAN

San Diego cal. July 2o-News has jusi beon
received that the store and posiofce a. La Presa.
above here In the mountains, vas burned
last night. The body Of Mrs LoLisc Shaner. post
master was found In the ruins I, f. not known
VET whether she WAS murdered burned 10 death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTcLAIR.- Residence
properties. all kinds sale or rent TUBES
TAYLOR, 3 Beckman-st.
Az IDEAL country home In Montclair.
~ j.. location unsurpassed. beautiful
view: house new: built with an idea for
comfort and convenience: two bathrooms.
stable. shade, extenHixe-lawns. macadamized
drives. lot. 2UOxi 900. mus, sell. little
cash required. Particulars furnished by X.
u. DRAPER. Montclair. y. J.
AT pAssAIC y. J.-Handsome cottage for
sale. only $50 n month payments for a
new s-room house. cost 81. 900 10 build In
u nrsi-class ncighborhood 81 Americans.
i've blocks from Erie Depot: 30 trains
daily. big chance 10 buy "A nice house on
small payments. Inquire Of A. SPEER.
Passaic. y. j.
Al SPRING VALLEY. Rockand County.
dwelling 81 seven rooms all Improve
ments including steam heat. bath,ub. etc
near depot high and dry: $50 per month.
W. PARKER SMITH. Spring Valley. y. Y.
BRONXvIIL.E thirty minutes ride: new.
nine-room Colonial dwelling; all i'm
provements: near station. grounds. nxl25.
will rent $50: sell $500. ALFRED W.
LEWIS. Associated Press. Dey-st.. n. Y.
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale and Toilet.

For Sale and Toilet.
AT QCOGuE.-New nine-room cottage
furnished: rent balance season. 500:
bay 200 feet distant: sale price. 81. 800
Address NJ. PERRIN. Saybrook. Conn.
s2D-sT.. i2s WEST.-Beautiful +-story
residence for sale or rent: reasonable.
OWNER, 30 Cotton Exchange.
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CoACuMAN Married thoroughly under
stands care horses. harness. carriages
lawns gardens, cows: stylish appearance.
careful driver: temperate. wllllns re-
.pectful. Trustworthy. excellent references
tenffSs'nIDI' 40 broadway.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

: = 49,
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED where
party Will board: all or part rent pre-
ferred; table guaranteed. NJ. Box 8. Tr,b-
une once.
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DRIcssMAKIN0.

ORESSMAkIN0.
A-A-ARTISTfc DRESSMAK1N0 i'm.
ported fashions. hotel orders at short
notice. goods purchased II desired. modrr-
ME prices Mrs. MEi.ROY. ~ East iitb-
ct between broadway and University
Place
cOtiTtiRIERE FRANCHISE. Summer
dt.ss-r. summer prices. fancy waists.
advanced styles: ladies materials used,
remod-lling. elegant work. short notice.
Mime ANDERSON. los West iIih-st.
formerly with stern Bros.
pUISSMo ~ ..R.-competent. would like
Ia yet work In the country during dun
ason. viii work for half price. 40
West JOth-st,
DRESSMAKER -F'lrst-class: by day 81 80.
or home reasonable: waists wraps. chill
dren's suits etc. remoiels beautifully :.
auick. lunch only. FASHIONABLE. Box
IA. Lac broadway.
DRESSMAkER.-Co neat. reliable: .
goes out, or sewing ut home. repairing.
making over: duh season 81 day. car fare.
BROWN. 343 West 4t,h-st.
DRESsM AKER. -Eyperienccd nrst-ciass
inter at 81 80 per day the rest of season.
I'm private families: city or country: per-
sonal reference. D.. 25+ s'h-avc.
DREssMAK ER.-Experienced perfect nt-
ting; latest styles. remodeling. 81 per
day. reference: would go 10 the country.
81 per week sewing or otherwise useful.
Mrs MARTIN, POS West 53d-st.
MRS. HERMANcE DEPREL French
drsssmaksr. al East llth-se
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED. For winter season. small
apartment in excellent neighborhood:
courtesy OF satisfactory references ex-
changed. W.. Box I. Tribune ONCE.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

9TH AVE. Finest. most central location
magnificent private residence. % feet
wide leanchpld. price very Moderate rare
chance. THOMAS T. PAYNE. M Broad.
why
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21

Al PATENTS FOR SALE-Weikly's auto
matte car fender CARS Queen cur
tain rings: Killams wheel hub tEngland.
France. Canada Germany. EDGAR
TATE & COMPANY. PAS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
FLATS TO LET-Unfurnishc cd.

AN UNFINISHED floor Of four rooms
running water. in physicians private
house for two elderly persons or couple
home comforts. 10 East 11Oth-st.
FLOOR TO LET -Unfurnlshed; rooms
and bath. 3S4 West 32d-st.
~ NORTON ST .-Hnndsomest. new. ele-
gantly decorated nat-house In 9th Ward'
portlro stoop. hot ana cold water. range.
private baths and closets. no children.
open sundays. $50 10 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21

IS. 700.-2-STORY, basement and cellar
brownstone: dupbwaiter. mirror: two
families; easy terms: might exchange.
RODGERS. Broadway. cor. AcDonough-
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


a LADy'S pair cob carriage horses sty-
lish. Young. and very attractive property
OF gentleman: viii allow trial and exami ma =
tion. PRIVATE PROPERTY. Box 8.
Tribune once.
A VERY gentle family pair hackney cobs
sound. young and very handsome. accept
any reasonable offer: been used privately
by owner: will allow trial and cxamirn-
tton; sell one or both. VERY LOW. Box
Z. Tribune Once.
FOR SALE.-Family having sold their
horses ard COINS abroad. will sacrifice at
extra low prices very fine light platform
spring coupe. Rockaway pole and SHIFTS.
light. stylish cutunder Essex trip: fine
extension top family Surrey. and loop
front top phaeton: Portland KlmbalI cut
ter. saddle and birdie: two sets single har-
ness and nns lap robcs. all OF the finest
quality. purchased new 10 order last Feb
ruary and March. no offers refused. APP
ply a. stable. 10 West 4sth-st
HANDSOME MATCH TEAM. black, stand.
ard bred. 5 and q, ISL hands. single or
double. sound. kind. $3.50; also, handsome
bay horse. years, t5k hands, nne road
sier. sound and kind. 500; all raised by
ccwner. 2%o washinstcn-st.. Bloomneld
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HELP WANTED

remale
WANTED Neat. respectable color~i wo-
man A. cook and launarr's for small ram
ily NJ Yonkers. references required. "a
dress Mr., THOMAS EWING. IT,. 1872 Lo-
Gust fllll-ave.. lenkers. y. \.
WANTED 4 young lady ~ assist IN
f..'.f .-lr. a. SILL. aoi Wrs' i2ih-st.
YOUNG LADY. expecting % study si"n <
rspnV. Will Doc taught IN court ana 'p'.'h
rrfs,rt.r's Office. VIII assist frF 10 prfilt-
rsnt position when capable. Room -
WOrii Building
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FOR SALE.


AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 secondhand
wood and iron working machines; iully
guaranteed. machinery nougnt ana rA
changed. GEORGE u. EDDY. o'o MAUI
son-st.
UEAr'TrFr-I. nearly new $500 upright
plano standard make three pedals. fully
fused quick buyer, leaving town. -"
West h-st
COLLECTION u 500 United states and
foreign stamps IN two handsomely bound
albums. cheap. Address STAMPS. Tribune
once
FOR sALE.-Exprcsq business with small
city route can Do seen corner warren
ST. and College Place. hardware store.
IRISH SETTER and pups: also Gorions.
- nsld trial and bench winning regis
tered pedigrecs. TWO brood bitches, very
reasonable BEAUMONT KENNELS. v3S
irospect-ave.
NEARBY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS FOR sale,
or partner. adv with som" capital taken.
lncnfinn unsurpassed. excellent opportunity
for College graduate Address ENfLRI-
ENCE Tribune ONCE.
pAVNEp FOR 80 \ pair ~ fine cattle
ana Sheep paintings. elegantly framed
Will sell tlcksfs cheap. Address c.. BOX =.
~ Broadway
SAFES -IArge Herring safe. TWO medium
sire Marvin safes. house safe. four small
safes cheap god as new. VI lSEN-
HtR1. - sprlng ~.
s. BUYS handsome hanjo. perfect in
ever, respect wlfh leather case included.
cot Rl.AY .cN rrl-pect-as~.. Brooklyn.
raIl 40 'ho evening
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NOTE-Send for List Inventions
Wanted" Patent book FREE. All these
patents exhibited Herald Square Hall 1860
broadway. Patent Exposition introducing
Inventions. EDGAR TATE & COMPANY.
y<J Broadway
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AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO In
vest 81 Oup 10 5000 IN high-class proft-
able business. services OPTIONAL. security
for Investment. investigation coulted. SUB
fTANTlAI Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21

Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Flattery's gas
or petroleum engine: Sessinghaus' skid
Harris nut lock: Gillmores bookbinder'
beyelIng machines ~. S.-canada).
EDGAR TATE a COMPANY. Patent So
ucitors. 24J Broadway.
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WORK WANTED.

\ LADY with scientific knowledge OF
pnlmistry. wishing 10 put II 10 prnct-
cal use may learn ~ opportunity by ad-
dressing IN writing only HUMANITY. -
Bible House.
CLEVER. nicely educated widow. II. late
~ from London. England. urgently needs
some immediate employment. letters only.
HELENE BUTTE. 90 las, ilth-s'.
MASSAGE scientifically given nv export
enec i nasseuse. highest references Mrs.
FOREST. G,y 1th-ave corner 3sth-s,
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-McKinnan' 8
clothes drier: Teuscher's suspensory ban
dage; williams's printing device; Loase' s
book English Language; Frankeis dis
play fixtures. EDGAR TATE & CON-
bANY 24J Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

SPRING LAKE. ~. J..Furnished cottages.
with or without stables. gas. srt-sian
water. 500 To 500. FRANKLIN TOWN
SEND. Spring Lake. y. J.
To RENT. NJ Long Branch. furnished
two houses. one with stable, On two Of
principal avenues. all modern improve
ments: gas. bath. etc. Will rent To dcsira.
bile tenant for ne-half regular price. For
further particulars. apply to No. 30 Mndi-
son-ave.. n. Y.