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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27
YELLOW FEVER IN CUBA.

Washington, June 26-The most alarming report
from Cuba with respect TO yellow fever comes from
Sagua la Grand where. the Marine Hospital Ser
vice is advised by It's last report there were forty
one cases and four deaths 1t Is expected that with
IN a short time the fever will become epidemic. and
1! II does not become yirulent in the city OF
Havana all previous experiences will be set aside
The Department. however, has received advices
10 the effect that cholera has appeared anywhere
the island
Introduction from Cuba into the United States OF
yellow fever Each Of the four revenue cutters
patrolling the Florida coast carries sanitary in
spectors 10 Intercept fishing snacks and other yes
sells coming direct from Cuba with no intent 10
enter legally any port OF entry: and also for the
purpose OF ntercepting any returning flibustering
expedition or refugees seeking 10 land surropt-
tiously. Sanitary inspectors either have been. or
viii DO stationed permanently IN Havana and
Santiago and such inspectors Will be sent 10 every
seaport OF Cuba 10 report 20 the Marine Hospital
Service on the prevalence OF yellow fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27
NO NAME INSCRIBED THIS yEAE.
TIE RECORD OF TIE PUPILS or GRACE CHrRcl
CHoRIsTERs' SCHOOL DOES NOT WAR

THE RECORD OF THE Pupils or GRACE CHURCH
CHORIsTERs SCHOOL DOES NOT WAR
RANT TIE HONOR.
The COMMITTED which had the decision rs to which
Of the bows Of the Grace Church Choristcrs School
was entitled 10 have his engraved under the
word "Optimus' in the stone OF the uansept door.
between NE church ana the school, does not think
the record OF the scholars this year came mp 10 tho
standard that would warrant any selection from
among them for this nigh honor. At the closing OK
orcses yesterday afternoon This fact was announced
by the principal, James NJ. Hefcnsicn. bIt the
pupils were partially consocd by the further an
nounceent ihat each Of thclr records for the next
seven years would be preserved and one Of their
number chosen for the distinction. which for The
present must 20 by default
Two prizes were given for good work and conduct.
the recipients in order Of merit being william ).
Fr.nk and Harold Salter. Several songs and reel
tations were given by the pupils. Those who took
par; In the programme were Arthur Cought:y. liar
Old Sa,er De witt Roberts. Harold Hammond.
Harold Yale Erece Watkins, Frederick Coughiry.
Carl Mathews. lie Grenge Abbott Harry ,Smi,h.
Herbert Harris, Harold lIarrigdn, Charles Nichols
and William Frink. The Rev. Or. William r. iIuni.
ington rector of Grace Church. delivered a brief
address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
B. ROBINSON LEAVES THE SANTA FE.

Chicago June 3D. y. Robinson has relin-
qushed his position first vice-president OF the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa ZEE Railroad Company
and gone to ST. Louis 10 assume the position Of
President OF the ST. Louis and San Francisco Rail
road. This railroad will be sold under Judge Cald-
Wells decree of foreclosure next Saturday. The
upset price is fixed at sl2jo00O. The purchasing
committee selected by the reorganization com
mttee representing the bondholders will be on
nand and the only bid at the sale Will be made in
mat interest Next Monday a temporary organi-
ssation OF the company will be effected and on
tuesday, after the sale has been confirmed by the
court the property will be turned over to the new
company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

BROWN TEAM. 10 hands. years Old.
sound kind AMI fearless. excellent family
tam. long tails price" $500: elegant We
phasion. all lult hy brewster. and in
superb order. sell all or any one ~ the
carr.nges a. h7f present value. %,
= herin-rhorn St. near Bono st. Hklyn.
CARRIAGE HORSES ROAD HORSES
when In need ~ single horse "
ialr seni your requirements 10 OAK
HILL FARM. Goshen. y. Y.
! MAKE A SPECIALITY OF GENTS
road horses and can supply almost
any demand. state wants fIlly and send
stamp f1r reply ". \. 'UOATE. Brook
,iew Rensselaer, county. =. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27
OFFICERS DETAILED TO THE OREGON.

Washington June 26.-Ordcrs were issued by the
Navy Department to-day detailing the complement
OF officers for the new batte-ship Oregon The
Oregon will be placed In commission July 10 at the
Mare Island Navy Yard California and the officers
VIII report Oh that date. The officers are Captain
L. Howison. commanding officer: Leutenant-
Commander f. J. Drake. executive officer; Lieu
tenants T. VI Hughes. ". K. A. Rooney, from inc
Monterey and ". H. Allen: Ensgns r. w EDerIe
and f. H. Dure Naval Cadets r. NJ. Bannon, H.
z. Johnson V II. Hall. J. j. Raby. VI. j. McCor-
mick. A. Lansing. +. Is. Harms and j. =. Morton:
Passed Assistant Surgeon George RathgauRer, Pay
master S. r. Calhoun, from the Monadnock: Chief
Engineer Y. W. Milligan. from the Monterey;
Passed Assistant Engineer r L. BurgdOrf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27
SEVER-PTPE MAKERS ASSIGN

Uhrchsvllle Ohio June 26-The Royal Clay Man
ufactur!ng Company, OF this place. said 10 b. opcr-
at!ng the largest sewcr-pipe works IN the world.
has assigned 10 Ross j. Alexander of Bridgeport.
The factory a four-story brick structure Midvalr
Station o the Cleveland Lorraine ana Wheeling
Railway contains eight acres Of flooring, and In the
ward twelve OF pipe can be stored.
Too much stock and lack OF orders and pressirg
liabilities are given as the OF the collapse. II
took 300 men 20 operate the plant a. fun capacity.
The assets and liabilities are said 10 be equal All
the scwer-pipc factories In the central sewer pipe
combination will smut down Indefinitely on July !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27
LARGE CROPS ALONG THE ST PAUL SYSTEM

Nncago. June 26-Presidcnt Miller and General
,nanager Earring of The Chicago, Milwaukee and ST.
gu railroad. who have just returned to Milwaukee
rr, general tour OF the western and mort western
cv,inns OF the system. state that the general crop
bettoooA through the West and Northwest was never
They ~ more promising than at the present time
eysryyw ,Sound the crops In the very best condition
portor erc during about weeks travel over "A large
noth,n. o. the system. and II Is apparent that II
will he ntcrvencs 10 change the prospect the crop
dent v;inser ana better than this year. Presi
she vo,,er says the company is well pleased with
ihdIcar,oe OF business being done and the present
grain r are that there Will be large shipments of
Winter ION h, the West and Northwest next fall and
stock q, wren VIII doubtless bring the entire rolling
- ~ '"e company into active USE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27
GREENGOODs MEN IN JAPAN

Washington, June a.-American greengoods men
are operating in Japan and complaint has been
made to the State Department by some Of the
intended vic, inns through McIvor. United States
consul at Kanagawa. Mr.. Mclyor has sent TO the
Department copies OF greengoods circulars sent 70
people in his consular district. The greengoods
operators directed that communications be ad-
dressed 10 Carlos Lapez. Weston, W. Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27
NORTHERN PACIFIC DIRECTORS

Judge Lacombe. Of the United States Circuit
Court. Southern District of New York. has issued
a. an order finally discharging Thomas F. Cakes
Mmenry G. Payne ana Henry 9. Rouse as receivers
~ tne Northern Pacific Railroad Company, and re-
~rSsssns them from all liability their bonds
r,iaic;h are cancelled. All existing future la
ss. nSti are TO be assumed by Edwin II. McHenry
nv NV frank G. Bigeow. the present receivers, and
" the purchasers Of the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27
DRF-SSN AkING.

NN0N-N-NNN.o0o( c-r-r<~~N~~sO~~>~o
CDUTUEIERE FRANCHISE. Dinner.
walking. carriage ana outing and tailor
made costumes. fancy waists. ladies' ma
,eT,ai1 us"i. new si@evo. now skirt. shor,
notice. summer prices Nine ANDERSON.
IA Nes, l5fh sf., formerly with stern
Bros
lRTSSN NNiR Misses an chilirens. by
the iav " AZ home. " would 20 short
distance .n fh' clun'ry. Address G. NJ.
BHX -. i.2i2 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27
iicIlniouo Notices.

RclGlono Nclltfs
ALL ARE AcoRpEp ardent welcome to rrn'r,l
Meirorotan renpe IN ave ana tin st. ,,l:,
omncn' Bnica scholar AMI 'x.s"'c. sirda. nue.
l,ser. r. ngf grant on cr, uniformed choir Ser
Wee every night
ALL SOULS cnrnou 81 ave-. eora"r Goth Ser.
mon Nv l. " MOREHOt 81 - II H. IA. The pn'Hc
csrdiaiy invited
ALL. WELCOME ST rAnTHoI0MEwss - MSSInoNy.
.2i st. ave Meetings nightly. Miss sthA VIA
IN charr ''9sy k recs WSin..ey Ter@ranca
Night. Collation. Thur'daJ. instead Of Friday
ASSOCIATIONS Ill 2i ~ n9Tl. t s.9fny AZ 49,
fa.or cess,c bl'en n,'orW g,e GS%rc3 Music by
st REFORMED cATnolc SEHy,cr5 1ob {" cH!,['
NOR breaches All welcome.
AT TIE scorcm rHEsnYTEhIAN CCHrHcH ss'h-
st. ami ' 81 ana SF Eg.nns TN. .r , ropGc.
a. oi,. Tor he Public Men q Ta lain Sabbath school
sTErT rA srWSr4n rs.1 '1.@ Tcs,d Is'f
a. "a. ana p m. song service. 1880 p m welcome
rnoMrxcnALr CHURCH boulevard. IVES, cs,h-;,-
~ IT, MaNc !: sur,e-. summer pi.'lpartns'
Esp ci,y ad'-.,-cl 20 women Last sern'onS Tor the
seas, n. Al wolc me-
BRICK curhcn:
HENRY vAN DYKE. PASTOR
sc-vice.. sunday ,. 2Ith sr n, an II a m
weekly c'enins service Wednesday a, = o'clock
rroApwAY TAnERIAC1E G GHcn fS s,s,, a Mlcs st.
"n ii preaoh. services At ii a. m and p.
py REQUEST Rev THOMAS DIXON repeats his
Ieav,n 70 m.ri1w: H. 4, the academy ,y
cALvAnY nArrIsr CHURCH.. @5,h st., near on,y we
DR. MACARTHUR breaches II. Evening. .J'sfee ana
lis Icssns in series Of Around The world
sermons.
CALVARY MrTmopsT ,rsc2E EAI, ciIr ps.a i2sn
day sryss $50 m ySuHs Ken. Ken i %IePs 10 81 f.
Morr,ns SUBJECT" 'fhc cali Arms: evening subject
Cs'ns I S@S 81 81" w p mn Bible school '0 p H.
n cFS * n h! SA cR oS So ST::9 m
Il m " ,.rs T., ,.a Of . 81 NIrRt soGS S'
followed b. baptism. Ihlle school, 2'' D. M Every
body welcome.
rTqA S Fl HG W Ts s MnR
sMH ~ ~ iSs a., S odo n Christian Eaa aa"
Monday. at +.
ssaaa Ss dnas sS'GM m s
aye And ts Sew st Ic c%"Tch of christ
CHURCH OF c!!HI s1.s sscIF ;S,5 Sun.
4i e ': S$;s' w H'isSi'"
and .sl hc q Rev. Til cIIA HEST" H. EHToN D. b.
Services at II A. M.
cUrRcH or THE ETERNAL. HOPE West slst ST..
between Columbus and Amsterdam ayss. EDWIN c
DOIIES pastor.-iI IA. m. preaching I2:l5. Communion
f~ryicc.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 34th-st. corner PARK
ave- hurch closed for the summer.
CHURCH OF THE PURITANs, 10th St. nee 3ih ave.
Rev g. J. YOUNG. u. D.. Pastor-Dr fOl No VIII
preach usual nt II n. m sabhath-schoo at j p M
No evening service
CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS, Mercer-s,. near SUI
at one block west ~ Broadway.-Rey. ID. ASA BlACh,
BURN Pastor. will preach TO morrow at u a. m ana
7.45 D. NJ Morning subject. 'Steaffastnesa' All the
seats are free ushers cordially walt upon and wei
come strargeIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27
HELP WANTED.

D~o-~--~~~~~>@~~>~>>~>~ >>~>~>~>~oO"~'~7~
MnIc.
CGAcUNEN anl STABLE HELP Strict
il .oh"r best recommended. with high
est references can De secured. free II
c'.arg--t me HORSTMEN INSTITUTION.
- Broadway. Room Al
COACTIMAN WANTED HCRsEMEN IN
STITCTlDN. - broadway Room Al.
MEN WANTED On cattle steamers. 70
IDnlln Liverpool. glasgow. Bristol
work passage Apply "a Greenwich-s,.
sIuF LINE. maclntoshos. rubber cloth
lug lose. tlrcs. sc. lal or parD. from
l@aiiug factory. on uncovered ground. J.
g. H0N 1871 New-lork
WANTED salesman. salary and eS-
p~nacs from start. permanent place.
chance for Advancement BROWN BROS.
co.. Nurserym-r. Rochester. y. Y
WANTED Sing.e German gardener. who
learned he business IN Germany and n
competent. are ~ 70 ~ years. Inquire AZ
he JAY GOULD f>'i ATE. lrvington-on-
Hudson. Y. Y
WANTED. AZ iDEA.--Wno can think Of
Some simple thirE 90 patent: protect your
IDEAS they may bring You wealth. Wr.ts
JOHN WEDprWDVKN g co. Patent ~.
iorneys Washington. D. -, Tor their 81 500
prize offer e. inventors and list OK 100 IN
vertilns waited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

OLD ROCKS AZ kinds bought: school
Anl college text books wanted. Address
or all NNlrIIE A1 lth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27

The closing exercises OF the Girls Depart nent Of
Grammar School No. As held yesterday morn
ing al No l24 West Twentyeighth-st. There was
graduating class taking part in the exercises
This school is of rather mixed character, being
composed Of pupils OF French. Italian and negro
children well Americans Miss Bahco'k the
principal the Rev. Mr.. Richards and DR.. q. Schultz
made brief addresses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27

An exhibition OF school work was given yesterday
in the grammar schoO! al Gatcs-ave and Quincy-si.
Brooklyn OF which +. *. Perkins IS the pr!n 'pal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27

The graduation EXERCISES Of Grammar School 40
l. gir,s' department. OF which Margarci NJ Siattor"
Is the principal he'd al 10 yoster1y n ihH
school building at No. 30 Nanlewatcr-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27

The annual commencement exercises of irimmar
School No. "a were held yesterday az the school
house at Observation-Disclosures. and Ams.cr-
dam-ave. An excellent programme ren ierei
by Principal Gadd.s's pupils in honor Of the outGo-
ing class of graduates. Helene Hirsch delivered the
valedicory address. The Rev. John Peters adj
dressed the graduates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27

The graduation exercises OF the class Of 'ai. boys
department. of Grammar School No. Sc were held IN
the school building at Ninety-sixth-st and Lcxne-
ton-ave.. yesterday morning The programme con-
sisted OF iecamatiOns. rectatione vocal and astru-
mental music the dye of allegiance to the flag ani
addresses by the school Trustees and others stephen
8 Blake delivered the address to the era ludes AMI
PR s,rted 70 them their diplomas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27

The first annual commencement OF the new Gram
mar School No. TO- One-hundrel and-sevente cnth-
ST and -. Nicholas-ave, took place ycstcrlLy
Commissioner Alexander p Kctchum presided AMI
Ernest b. Busins. the prircpa.. conducted the eX-
ercses. Addresses were madr by Assistant Suuertn-
tcndent Goodwin am Commissioners y. l.. y. Hunt
TIE Rev. Dr. William A. Biting delivered tho al
dress TO the graduates. Miss Florence NJ. Bullock
was vaedCtOran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27

The commencement exercises Of Grammar School
No. 80 took place at the school building. az Amscr-
dam-ave. and Nnety-thrd-st., Yesterday morning.
The salutatory adlress delivered by Robsrt
Hllari. Alfred G.. BerTheimcr rendered the vale
dctory. Speeches were made by Trustees Wha,en
and Antonio Rasines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27

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A.-A.-A-A.- FINE diamonds. watches.
81 weekly; no trash. CAN or address
WATCH SUPPLY co. Maiden Lane.
Room 2. All goods guaranteed.
Al REDUCED pRIcDs -aoo second hand
wood and iron workn. machines. fnliy
eriarsntced: machinery bought and eN-
changed GEORGE u EDDY. S9s Mad
son ~.
FOR sALE.-Handsomc Angora Kittens, 81
each; the best In Maine. JOHN ROW
LETT. Rockland Ne.
GRANDFATHER CLOCKS. two lone with
hne chimes,. antiques; price reasonable.
TINE. pa Wayerlcy Place.
LADIES' BICYCLE, Defender. almos,
new: bargain. Hardware store. 423 ION
ave. near 3tthst
$3.50. BICYCLE STORE and repair shop
In a nrrt-class location. doing good bust
ness. owner leaving State. Address \. IL.
C.. 30T Fulton-st.. Brooklyn.
ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Onice. No. Lao Broadway. "a door north
~ 3ist-st.. until o'clock 7. m. adNi-
,is.ments received At the following branch
orices at regular cfice rates until o clock
D. m, VIZ. 81, shave. s. e. cor. 23d-st 10,
9Th ave. cor. l2th-st. AZ Columbus-a,e.
near West GGth-st 100 West 42d-.t, near
st., between TIN and 9Th ayes. l5o East
47;h-st.: i.3as 3d-nve.. between 10Th ana
T7th s,n: O2d 3d-ave.. near 6lst-st.. Los
ist-ave near ,Dth-st. $50 3d-ave.. near
tis,-.t; 554 ad-ave.: 325 Blocker ~. !;
2 COS ai-avc. 2so East 79th-st. i.o2i ID
We 2. GG2 81 ave. 90 Amsterdam ave I:
400 West 42d-st, lis East l0th-st.; 2o3
East isth- ST.. 500 9th-av e.; 63l 9Th .
l52 81 ave. near 87th-st. 20t East sbth-
81 . 1870 Broadway 1903 3d-ave.; i.9
shave i.3is 2d-aye.; 1853 0th-ave. Al
the Harlem Onicss 2,05l 3dave.. near
II ith-st.; lIti East l25th-st. near slave. !.
200 West liJth st At the Brooklyn Oilices.
3oI Tul,on-st.: TIC Fulton st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27

The tenth annual commencement exercises of the
Girls Department Of Grammar School No 81 were
held in the schoolhouse. One-hundred-and-nf
ST. and Third-sve. yesterday morning Miss Carrie
;. Montfort. principal of the school, conducted the
exercises. and Morris T. Sternc. a trustee presided
Miss Blanche l.. Nusbaum delivered the salutatory
address. and Miss Elizabeth Salier the caleic-
torian. The diplomas were presented 10 the giadj-
ates by Antonio Rasines. trustee Addresses
were delivered by Congressman Philip r. Low
School Commissioner w. H. Hubert Hosea
Perkins and others Prizes awarded 20 Misses
Elizabeth Salters Irene Katz. Harriet Levy Lon ga
Dorwin and Margaret Lyons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27
FURNISHED ROOMS.

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gether = separate. Hight ana airy. Bell
L. NJ. 80 West l23th-st
LARGE handsome rooms. privnt" house !.
summer pricas all convenience. must
lie s'cn TO De appreciated. rs Dean 81.
Bruokiyn.
nth ST - EAST. near 9TH ave. Cool
attractive rooms. American family.
permnn-nts. 'rpnsients. moderat"
II WEST BOTH ST Elegantly furnished
rooms. gentlemen only. references.
2.D-ST. i2T WEST Handsome large
ana small rooms. every convenience.
house and appointments select
3sTH ST. 25o WEST Summer visitors
and others: large and small rooms, well
furnished best hsi- c'ol. pleasant. all
oonvcnlcncss, 81 and 81 -. owner
.37 EAST s7Tii ST Flat. parl"r AMI
bedroom. 81 80. piano. bath. board. ref
cr'nt'.
~ EAST Dist ST. Summer prices: fur
nished rooms. all Improvements. private
family. references exchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27
HIGINESG CIlAACES.

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BICYCLES Monarch or Defiance hicyciss.
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price. sundres Repairs T. A. BpRR
MAN. All Lexington ave. near iiih-st.
cArITA. procured FOR merchants mann
facturers ami others desiring 20 extend
their business. stnf-s and bn-inr~a places
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AID & WlGdINS. lao Nassau 50.
FOR SALE Restaurant. f-iadway.
Isrs.k.rn. 500 JAMES II. HART LOS
Gates ave. Dpp.~i'e ~ station.
Fi.NcE TiGUTENER -Au,ofaatic attach
irrnt ~ wlfe fences Patent for sale
. ~. FIELD. North Branch. y. J.
HERE'S YorR CHANCE FOR CASH
Grasp 70 quick $40 - $50 a wool. 300
'hsri.el lie q Hon. william Mckinley.
B., Mlfat fia.stcad fhe greatest political
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tarliing 10 - weather. described vu
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Capital wanted % help put ~ on market
e = FHANtf-CD. Lakeside. Cal
INsFRTTD TEETH Tor hardsswr nov
wav o. overcome Oh difficulty. boats all
other plans. pgi'a. needed - a'i .n man.
f..tufina under patent y kRlE 'tK
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iau 81
WANTED YOUNG man. fond - travel.
with $50. So per week. guhrar'~"i
IIEWfS go Gth ave
WAITED. Inventors rnoun write John
WILMINGTON. y. C.. fo- ihrir 81 .cp pfem-
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application
BOARD AND NOOMs.
WEST 7ITH ST. selec, hoard In South
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oflce Fox ? lG
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single rooms with or without board.
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Desirable rooms with bosrd. references.
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rooms. private baths. excellent tatle. sunl
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80 NFST 2cTH ST. MlLLERS HOTEL.
Clean cus~y. comfortable c'nv"nirnt.
honellkc. rooms during tho summrn
With or without nsnls. table hoard. Turk
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27

The second annual commencement exercises Of ~"
boys department OF Grammar SCnoo. No 6. Egniy
fsth-st. and MadisOn-avc. Of which Wilbur + Hull
sOn IL PRINCIPAL. were held Yesterday Afternoon.
Trustee Joseph Fettretch presided. Louis Strols'
and Henry Scheli the sautatOrtan AMI valeiic-
toran respectively. The exercises Of the usu.
interesting character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27
sUByRBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTC..AlR Real estate.
al kinds. sale Or rent. Beekman-ss..
= Y. and opp. u. l.. and w station
Mon'clair CLARENCE u. TUBES
AT MONTCLhIR. Houses Tor sale and 70
ie' furnished and urfurnishcd. WM NJ
TAYLOR M'n,clair. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27

William y. Silber prncipa. of Grammar School 40
g. at Courtland-ave. and One-hundrc1 -ani-hfiy-
scverl,h-s has issued Invitations 20 the graduation
exercises Of the school on Monday at J.. m
The graduation exercises of Grammar School 40
~ al No 227 East Twenty hrl-s' Of wh!cA Geprg"
W Harrison Is the principal wi. be held on TueSlly
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RELIGIOUS Notices.

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CHURCH OF ST. MARY TIE VIRGIN. 1879 West 4Oth-
s,-Ma-sr- for Communion i:3o .. mathis. 10; hish
mass, iO:45; vespsrs