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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Kingsbridse Road. .. 22l.1 # n Of curve. OPP
posite monument. Long Island. No IA Iath
Ward 80. 4x9s 6x3j. 6xSl1; Ralph Ives as
trustee George Armstrong ...............
Lexington-ave. No %: Edith Stuyvesant Tresser
Margaret Goodridgs. ................:.:
Lexington-ave. corner 3ith-st, VixZ@ oAo4x
10 Henry ii Man. executor, to bdward
II lahdDh. a M
37th-st n T. 1850 Il e Of Park Gave 2)x9s.g, Thomas
III Harmer and another executors TO James
" Henning. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. '.,....
135th-st. No "a West the Manhattan Real Estate
and Building Association to Tereno. Mcguire:
1G9th-st. 2Oxl2i.2. Roderick OCOnnor ana WIFE
10 Edward u Williams
illth-st. No li2 East Henrietta wilson
and another. executors. To Edward Murray
Warren-st. No ia, Alfred l. White and wfe 10
John EIy.........
Boulevard S. 21.il II Of 7sth-st 2)Zxlo' TX
20xiOi3; Peter Olney. referee. to Alvin
4ith-st SIS 173 It " OF 6have 2oxiVo5; Louist
Leo TO Isaac Brokaw ............:
l35th--;. No II West: William Devlin and VIE
To Louis Flanders. -.
1OSth-st. No 49, East; Louis w Brandt TO Muy
Flick 40 ~ ..
1914 1T. r. 49, u OF l0ih-ave. l2oxlts ~ 20
lJist-st: William Kramer AMI wife to John
Grand Boulevard, corner ll+th-st 100 Tx
loo; Fannie T. Crowley ct al 10 st Luke's Home
for INDECENT Females. ....................''''
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

One sale under foreclosure proceedings compriseo
the business transacted yesterday at the Auo"o''
rooms. At the Broadway Real Estate Saiesroon ~
Phoenix Ingraham & Co. sold No. go west Ohe-
hundred md thirty -sixth-st, three-s'oiy a"'
basement brick dwelling lot 16Sx9.ll to the PLAIN
tiff Lizzie NJ. Van Brunt for S2332
Pincus Loewenfeld and William Praeser nave
sold the vacant plot on Madison-ave, west side'
5l2 feet north OF Eighty-hrst-st.. @6x9o TO Lucy
d. Rogers and F. II. Hawkins, at an advance o'or
the price paid by them at the auction on June :.
The buyers will erect fve-story single brcK anu
store fathouse, TO cost about $4,000.
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A GREAT BOOT FACTORY.

The London Shoe Company is possibly the largest
wholesale and retail concern of the kind in the
world. II turns out 1900 pairs Of boots and shoes
every day in the year, except holidays, and con-
ducts two of the largest custom retail shops in
London. Its large premises at No. ~ Cheapsde
have been found inadequate for its trade, and
the business has been moved to entirely new guar
and extensive improvements have been inauguraed
at Its West End branch. Nos. l6 and III New Bond
St, 80 familiar TO the many Americans who buy
their boots In London
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TO BLOCK ISLAND BY WATER.

The Montauk Steamboat Company, for Orient
Shelter Island. Greenport. Southold Sag Harbor
and Block Island, announces daily service. with
early departures Saturdays. The steamers
leave Pier No. g. East River peek Slip, daily at
. p M. and Saturdays p. m. The Block Island
service begins Juno g.
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HIS CAPACITY FOR BEER.

Mrs. Amanda Macintosh applied yesterday 10
Justice Beekman. in the Supreme Court. for an an
nument of her marriage to John II. Mackintosh.
In her affidavit, Mrs. Macintosh says that her
husband IL employed in beer-bottling establish
mont, and that he drank 5000 bottles Of beer dur
ms the last twent yhvc years. besides other drinks
Justice Beekman adjourned the hearing.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

~, = ~ - : - ~JNSN>>eNN~Ns>Ny~~~N@-~
~ EAST 18TH ST.--iArge and small
rooms. with or without board
BsTf-ST. 30 WFST-To summer visit
ors and others. largo and small cool.
nicely furnished rooms. we'll kept; all
cohVenlefces moderate rates. OWNER
~ EAST 18TH ST. TOP floor: newly FUR
nished. painted and papcred: light and
air, large and small rooms: gentlemen
o3D-ST.. 81 WEST. Handsomely furnished
iaisc rooms; one-haif room; superior
table and Attendance. city visitors accom-
modated. references
osTH-sT., $40 WEST. Hotel st. Albans
-heautifully Furnished suites or single
rooms. with private BATH. sumer rates
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

bOARD AND ROOMS.
EAST 4lST st Desirable location.
rooms; board optional. hrst-class table
transieIts. references.
23)-ST.. 100 EAST. near Madison Square
Rooms. with board: permanent or
transient, terms moderate; references ex-
changed
"a WEST 6iST-ST. --Desirable rooms FOR
hummer with bonrd. references.
80 WEST 26TH ST. MILLERs HOTEL.
'1ean. cosey. comfortable. convenient
h"fneikn, rooms during the summer
WIN or Without meals. table board, Turk
ish. Electric. Roman baths.
lol WAFERLEi PLACE, n. W. corner
Washington Squar..-Nic.ly furnished
rooms. central location: first class table
with prompt service: transients accommo-
dated at summer rates
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ALI. LEGAL, business promptly attended 70
by reliable lawyer. commercial. corpora
ZION. Insurance and real estate Ia" estates
settled: conveyancing; consultation rev
West l4th 81.
BICYCLES. Monarch or Defiance bicycles;
highest grade. also lsa5 models, M
prices; sundrles: repair. f. a. BpRR-
NAN. i3I Lexing,on-ave.. near 44th-st.
BUSINESS PLACES II all kinds sold
quickly: city or country; additional
capital procured FOR merchants. manufacto
ur-.rs and others. LITTLE 60, -
Chambers ST.
CAPITAL procured for merchants. manu- ,
facturers and others desiring 20 sh'ehu
their business stores and burinesa PAGES
sold quickly without publicity. MDON-
AID 4 Virgins. 40 Nassau st.
FOR sALE.-Niccly fitted M confectionery
store and ice-cream parlor. with SOFA
fountain complete. call In store. sold Tor
haf price. r74 sth-a ----
HERE'S YOvR CHANCE FOR CASH,
Grasp It quick! $40 70 $50 week ',v'
active agents wanted 10 sell IN" only hu-
thorizei llfe ~ Hon. william Mckinley.
by Murat Halstesd. the greatest political
journalist. first chapter by lion Jphn
sherman. introduction by ohauncen NJ.
Depew. ESQ. great rush Tor territory
speak quick FOR rrst chance. inmens" SAFE
certain. viii outsei all other books 10 20
/: We will for ten days mall 90. ontnt
for 10 cts, AMI grant extra terms - ~
at once to HUBBARD PUB. CO, LOB
Ffhs1i St. Phlaieii hia.
NOTICE to assignee. executors. receivers
or storekeep-rs We Will pay 30 10 ~
cents On dollar Tor any stock OF shoes.
drysoods clothing any stock II merchan
disc. city or country business confidential,
amount no object. INTERNATIONAL Co.
l2l6 3d-ave.
ROLL. TOP DESKS. t--t quality si5. SIS
81 So SIS s2s. $iS and $55. p.
ESTES 4 SONS. @-47 John-st.. near Has
aust
81 cco OR 81 OoO WANTED for mercantile
busires-. Investment guaranteed. brill
mat future prospects for romp'tcn; sales
man. Address CERTAINTY. care Patter-
son & Harrall. ~ chambers -
s. ODD TO 81. 100 PARTNER wanted IN
saple manufactu! ng business. g"'-i
trad established. profits large. Address
J.. H.. 7. o. box II. Camden. y j
WANTED Inventors mould write John
Wcdfsrburn e. Co. Pa''nt Attorneys
Washington. y. G. iof their slrr prem
ium. monthly contest open 10 them upon
application.
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uopsrS ayD CARRIAGES.

.onuoon-N >~Ycr~~~~~~~"NS~~" S"~S">S'''~
AT LOW PRICES. -,, ,,ppr.cFS
Great assortment TO choose from'
co>rE SIESIAL BARGAINS in
SURVEYS. Traps, etc. slightly soilen
ATTENTION PARTICULARLY CALLED
10 our fine variety OF
TRAPS And LIGHT BREAKS,
Phae,ons. Surveys and Novelties
ROAD AND BREAKING CAkiS,
i'O''D Rockaways and Wagonettes
etc, etc. In great variety
i'"'so APPROPRIATE HARNESS.
Sheets. Nets, Cooling Bl4 a1i.sa coods
FINE "r SECONDHAND CARRIAGES
offered very low. ~
JOHN MOORE & CO.. or
81 & 20 WARREN-ST.
Dash LAmps-Candle. Electricity ana Oh:
CARRIAGE HORsEs-ROAD HORSES.
When In need OF a single horse or
ralr. send your requirements 10 oAh
HILL FARM. Goshen. ". Y.
DOCTORS BUGGY, almost new; cost
s425 sold for about one-third value;
storage. Inquire 10 West 44th-st.
MAJOR. the hnest family cob in the city
surrey and harness. safe for ? IaIy 10
drive - Belvdere-st., near Broaa"a''
Brooklyn.
MAKE A SPECIALITY OF. Cents
road horses and can supply a'r mos
stamp FOR reply. w. a. CHOATE. Brook-
view, Rensselaer, County. y. y.
SHETLAND PONIES. Over 100 head TO
select from: childrens ponies; breeiins
stock: send FOR catalogue. ". J. SAMf-
son. Youngstown. Ohio.
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SUBURBAN REAL estate.

AGENCY FOR NONICLAlE Real estate.
AL kinds sac or rent : He~NmAH- ST..
) Y. a1i ogp. T.. l.. md W station.
Mont-iair CLARENCE y. TUBES
At MOSTCLAiR Houses for raie and 70
Jet furnished and unfgfnlshed WN. VI
-ANIln M.nfrlair Y ]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-23

LAWS MArp.-By French won,A a.
Lam ,,mf / going Abroad. .sre'. sni ~
,., 49, iressmaker. packer ana ,-sys-
c cas competent; accustomed ,n.. 3 K <
u.s. ,,,,,' excellent city references
~ ~ l.2i2 Broadway.
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Go Get for Business purposes

BUILDINGS. STORES, LOFTS AND OFFICES TO LET
ID Chambers Spruce. Beekman. Fulton, John. Maiden
Lane. Dey Barclay Park Place. Park Row. Nassau Will
tam Gold, Cliff Pearl Water and many other
rutland L. WHITING. Beekman-st
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,,-Nnprss ana GARDEN Woss
* ~ = = Gsrman widow with son. On p, ia ',a
man. n3 ,isce in country; woman . -. si
Ia@ % son to assist iS s0y u. . IN
' a. arden references. eSs "a'a'
aNa near l6ith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-23

oughy understands his business: handy
FOR any kind OF work. SoOd reference.
HOLT. IS East 3d-st. rear
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LApy's NvRsE.-Nur',Tnssv -Yors; srn.l
AH month. BrooEIyn IN ,o Or fSs..asass: 4 Y.
charse i GO -, 8 d i5ns B0O'sly' y:
sards plraSe. reS1eo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-23

COAcHMAN.-By American TO gu 20 coun-
try for the season. understands his bust
ness thoroughly. willing. oohging; best ref
erence Address W. :. 49, West 71th-st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


titv.
RENT or SALE iiargain. In hotels
boarding houT-s ami cottages. building
'iies REASONABLE. ISRAEL - ADAMJ &
co. Atlantic Ci'y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-23

late C. A. Bristed who died IN Washington. jan
nary H. 1874 for 1913 $40 and in favor OF Cece BITS
ted Griffith for g. 54 the amounts due from MI
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Cnnntrn 11routrIn nantes.

XXyANTED.-To by the at not $500 SINAI
w farm country place. 10 acres; WestchesteI
W. b. W. 2 Wall ST.. Room 81
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I S"MEsTIc SITUATION, =.
.~~>~~~e>wA
Male. >s

oughly understands HI ma: .
years practica! experience. sotk: !
City. n. J. @ercer-s.' i
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FURNISHED HOUSES TOILET.
AISGEI,lsNtOl2.

sNN-NoSNNNNeff - = ~-sar-C-~|.~rr-~0N<%<0N
At MAST FACT REES' PRICES
40 m IT, eulAns pruafai Reliable
Trunks. Bags. Dress Suf Cases. Chairs
Steamer Trunk. g.. k~' book. and all
'rafeiirg requisites. SCHWARTZ s. -
~ ave. near "h st.
Sff OF 7pc shi,i waists. an immense
selection. nni don't pay s. - eissw r~r"
;'r a." same KIND great midsummer sale.
IhNMIS. pc NrralNay ana West
3sth -.
SOLICITED. correspondence anil quota
lions from those engaged IN the I'm
ppftation and buying p live frngs flr els
bic uurp-s"s Adire-- Nm. " MILAN
llr-rf0Rn y H Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-23

pace wanted by experienc.a ASsr
pes. references. Address nmsr; =
fosto'iice Box Isl, Marnar",4 AR6ES
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ron SAL. T..


'>"~0'>N,N0oO0-0.-~'-N.,-s -NNNNNNNNN00N
A.-A-A A.. FINE diamonds. watches.
81 worldly 40 trash. call or address
WATCH SUPPLY 60. Maiden Lane.
Room All goods guaranteed.
Al REDUCED PRICES 5r second hand
wood and iror working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought ard er-
changed GEORGE Il. EDDY. 3ys Mad
son at
BILLIARD TABLE. -- Drunsw!ck Bake
latest. almost rev. sell fur half cosi.
also marble ufinals md clnfot. hardwood
thin. Address CARROLL. 332 s'h ave-.
BUTCHER SHOP FOR SALE. o6G
WycH"n ave. BookDn.
HArEiE going g. sell ont. rare chancs.
has other llsin",s. NII Myrtle ave,
near Marcy ave. Hmoklyn
FOR SALE CHEAP Established board
INK house husiness. Pineapple ~. Brook
Ign furniture complete. excellent rrror-
tunity. Inquire - Henry At. Er1lkisn. n
address +. H. EpMrNpS. % Liberty
New York
FOR SALE Stock % hardware special
ties. mechanics tools. pocket and table
cutlery. etc. etc. invoice about 5000.
will DO foli AT a sacrifice. goods IN C,n-
cnnrr Onto. For particulars address j.
J WATKolS. care Won Cier & Co.. lOj
duane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-23

FARM HAND or GARDENER. --By Swet. !.
married; best references. Inquire at l5s
SprlnEfiell ave-. NcMArk. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-23

or Ia helOr who owns n.,n..., Oh ~
viii call. or address ;. FIN 'V''
l4,h-st.
HorsEKEEPER.-Ry sc,iv. yOanyy Wi
s,, references. Inquire Mss
$50 IVES, 26,h-s,.. on. digit. H0ns x.
,Ar.ypRFss Frs; -class lsunires :, y:
,am.iv washing. 7cc dozen; -" i.
SIMMONS. 30 Fast S4th-s,.
LA-NpREss. BY swedish git. z t.r ~
clsss laundress. city refvreh'e'
Gust Johnson. 1926 lsi-sve. ---.,
lAI-YDRrss ana GARDEN We s,s.-
g. csrnar widow with son, on "a
NJ. Lie. IN country; woman h,,sl
lawniress. son to assist iS aoS W.. sIuf:.,
10 garden: references w
ave, near ldith-st. ----.--..-
r.AnYs MAID. BY swede. ha, m.'s,c'
o,,T r 1stJ r. 2& Yves. .se--:-- :.
,,ny,s N,tp,-By French woman "
i'A 80, going Abroad. esrei'e1. ~
- iressmaker. pscAe, ~ ,-sys-
",rTy c,mpe,eni: accustomed (
vu7'"' .xee,l-ut city references D.
RoS ~ l2i2 Broadway. --r -.
I.ApY'S MAID '--u' ~ maid o.,
would Ike a place isr ~. ns' reoomnss
or,-t whom she can nlsn" ~ chsmt,..
w. mad to grown chiH' ,,,ry, cj
~ - al waitress in the coan, ,,,,,nca
mao a.. y. care Marquis aA'''
nl west 55ih 81. .-ccd
,nvs NURSE -Nurs,ns y ins srnsi
IN month brooklyn or s,s.,tencss AZ
,hnrse. Doctors n lazy Rrcoklyn. Ne
Irsss NURSE. i3 GoisT"'
MOTHERS AssIsIASyII,rr.1%s rpsI.i.sn',,;;
MO I, ~ IN lady with $ yeW ,s " NJ. p
East fi,s Or I.t SDs st care sdSs','.as Ger
sr,vsrRrss.-By an e .Spla four ye.s
"a man ',,p SfFf .sams,ress. al AAa' Art.
sEAMsrREss. scotch ,', ri 70 assist wv Y.
class sea,hs''s s"od references. Mrs NJ
cham )erwork sos ,,n-s,.. care
STREss. rs East o'''
Chlerie. ---,-.-. No vanu
w,,rprss lady ersax aas IS So ecr-
" lace for faithful s', s,onn,ry. AdIe-
petent waltress. cry -
Fox Isl. Fnslewood, y; ,.,iavRNAIp.-e
WAITRESS and cHA s,rIi ,hrss yssss
thnrourhly competrn,, cah :" ."
references. coun,r.. ps,h-aye.. tsd-st
dress LIZZIE. 7es "" a,,,,p. N
.n;,',s, ~ cHAMBERM,A,,,ay,,a. -
" a., Isss waitress or ehs"S corner i.ss
ms. Z. convent ave-
st st. ,s,,,xa by co.ored s9m assn','r. n :
per p dozen; called ,o for l % HENRY ?
wAsuING.-By swedish S ~Sr,'V WASHES
out BY the day 1853 s. East East 5al.st. -,
yv,s5IINc ION. from G3 cent, s, re- NJ
n CO. do,.n. Call or
sFpIMEs as5 East o9th-ss 80. /,
,ny~pr,srmENrs ana sao .Ss,I Ttisss
o, Tne I S9oqnss. s Bfo.dway' % no S0o' Nv.
o ~ 7,.t.st un,ll y o'elocs lowing boz
, %. o received at the foi ,r,,l osGsS;
ofi,ces at regular o.1ee ra,e, cor. sJd-a "a
o m VIZ 2Si SHAVE. ., e. a. colarbust.,..,
g,h.aYr cor. lcth-st: ~ asd st.. srI
o o.r w.,t sgth-st: 100 wssss. SS west y
sth'avs.: OF East l4th,sS' "a.
e.. between 7th and stn s''
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bracken- James. and wife to Mercantile CO.
fremont aye Cpr9posed). secnr,s bonds. ia In ."
surancs Co. 10 los Past lions, months; S.
Brown. Margaret to Simon f i'fnh'i inner ai'i
Josephine sehmid corner shave and &
CROW. Wniam l.. and James W Taylor to Fran.
r,' "" ,e 81; to he New York III. insurance
Eisert; ALVIN. and wife 70 E.eyn Van waH' "a
I'ouie'ar I'll Z. Of 's'h,st 80 yy"is STOCK 49,
Prince st. 10 II Of Rrcadwsy year 20.
trustees. etc, OF John Baird deceased. No go
SAM "' fS So sIom5 sY bachiach sam. property do
H; 4.9 CO. JAMS No Is rs: s s ' and
Happ. Mani. James Shea No 23+ Mott-st. b :,
Hofmre. Grace a. and husband to the American
Savings Bank. n 18th st. ~s II OF IL >,
HasDsl, Henry. and VIE e ihs f:mlsran Indus 10
,rs sf ans. hnnH s no VIE soI 10 william ne
ana Adess ssssr ensou r6lser west ,sH'f En
ave and s7th st. - months. ........ 10.
landon: Edward II, to Henry A., Tay0y y.,1. a.
Levy. Maurice. to Louis Rnuchfuss' NO %'s .,
Me c'yn,g Anthony. ana vie to Hugh Kelly.
n l3ith- ST. - 10 Il " y Brown Placs 49,,
Company. n lloth st. sol II e Of LenoN-h'e' -
same { To- SAM. n iiah =, n It q I,~nos-
ave 81 yeaT' two " ,,.eS. saving. bank ''"
ms n : 9Th =, 100 r Of Amsterdam ave year 90.
Ruadeli GEORGE W. e. United states Trust Com
pany NcwY York. listh a. 80 q 81 It'll .,
=
Same . simon SieTne. same property. = years. ..
Rodgers. John - g. William Kramer. = l"-l ~. -
AZ Il W u 10Th ave. y~lrs 81.
Smith Frank J.. q Title Guarantee and Trust
O.. corner West End ave AMI y''h -. -
Same q same West Eniays. 1903 T, n ~ -
Nith st. year -
Spence ArnO,. to Cierm0ni Wilcox trustee.
&c. No 20 West fist IT. = years 10
same James II H"rvy same property, 3 Years. ..
St Lukcs Home for lndig"nt Christian Females
70 Fannie Crowley corner Grand boule- .
vard and Han -. years "a!
SnNen. Cl;harine. 70 Ann = mitchell - a. ~
<2i-r year. ....,...".. ......... ico'
sohnugg Francis ]. - Lambert suydsm
loist 81 l25 y 81 en- az. year ...-......- bo
Mcclure. Thomas j. AMI wife 20 James \ lines.
OF John " lines. :, Nicholas ave.
&c. 10 Of i3oth st years. .....-....... IT,
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FURNISHED 6onses 60 fei-G ountrp.

NOR THE SEASON-Elegsnt furnished cottage: all
Il modern improvements fruit Of all kinds good gar
den fine lawn and grove: minutes from station; about
I hour city; terms low.
H. L. AYREs Boz Q. Nsw-CanaAn. Conn.
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ro LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

cN.rJ. OFFICE. desirable building, wall
st': electric light, heat: $40 per month";
MECCA Tribune Office.
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DOMESTIC sITvATronv, ,...


A.-A.-A.-
81 MRS rs Il, /. sEELY, -
FOREiGN AND Dou,
MALE AND FEMALE OIsFlc
ALL REFERENCES ]'f srREl-
e.,- STRICTLY iyyEsr-c,.
SsINsnts breaking ere.s.r..lEo
De dismissed from ono. 49, y.
claims 20 Zee paid ana 's''s. /.
brooklyn Office. 2 Bors-.
corner Fulton-s:.
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uusINEsS CHANCES.

.o1nINNNNNN>NN>- ~ NN,NoNN~|~N|><N>
ALL LEGAL. business promptly attended %
bv reliable lawyer. comm rc.al. corpora
t.on. Insurance and real estate law es,hleS
settled: conveyancing; consultation rev.
z West l4th 81.
The morning times., 1896-09-13

Two New York drummers played prac-
tical Joke the other evening and succeeded
in badly fooling a correspondent for Il Phil
adeiphia Republican paper. These two
kings of the road went into an uptown hotel
for dinner and registered in large letters as
MARK Hanna'' and William Mckinley"
Having done what they could to make mis-
erablc the life of the newspaper man they
departed and went to their own hotel.
The local men came around and were pot
on to the game by the clerk
After dark in came the correspondent. He
almost fell in a fit when he saw the names.
Hastily covering the part OF the page with
a blotter, he asked in u whisper, while he
looked around carefully to see IL any OF
his fellow-newspape men We're near, il
the two gentlemen were in. Now, in the
meantime the clerks had been changed and
there was on duty just then man who
takes great pride in the hosiery whose
room.keys and bell-boys he bosses. This
individual, swelling his chest out, replied
that the Republican Presidential candidate
had selected this hotel OF all others in the
city. and was expected to return there that
night.
The correspondent summoned a mcsscn-
ger and sent word to his office to be
ready to handle lengthy interview. He
waited and waited. The clock struck
one, two. He couldn't get much in if
they were to come now, but still 1t would
be SCOOP" The three strokes OF the
clapper told all hearers that it was 3
O'Clock and the paper was going To press.
Wild-eyed and baggard- faced from his
anxiety and excitement he rose tc go.
About this time in csime the dag, olerk,
who had been out with some friends and
The morning times., 1896-09-13
sLIDELL WALKED THE RAIL
Senatorial Wager Made In the
Early Days.
LAWMAKERS ENJOYED LIFE
Before the War They Messed" To-
Gether and Maintained Expensive
Esta acknowledgements Contain
ed Many High Livers-Member
Gambled for Large Stakes.

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Yet, rapid as have been the alterations
| in the face of nature, they have not outruu
the changes that have come in the manner
| OF living among Congressman and citizens
| alike. A custom of congressman that has
wholly died out was that OF messipg' To.
gether.
ItwaS before he war a very common thin ..
for a half dozen congenial spjrits who had
no families of their own. or w no did lot ca re
to bring their wives to live i'm washington
to fit up a suite of rooms in elegant style
hire n good cool and o,her .,rr.,,s an,
set up q bachelors hall
In this manner they secured inst s,ch =.
style of living ms they lired yvitbout b.;,,,
subject IN anvhodv,s vbi,os Th.,. ,o,, n
ba rrel of whisky If ,bev deSired II and ,,sh
oysters. crabs Holsters frut wines r,,s-
cakes, confectionery and coffee. whatever
they wanted. with servants "a hiring il to
their hands when they didn't care To ex-
ert themselves to go after il. They went
TO bed with their boots on when they chose:
they had a quiet game OF cards when they