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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17

Clarke Sooysmith and Burr. although the reSen. ~
perence of the Boston Transit Commission IL , haSa
Ing contracts for similar work has SHOWN ', ny,
prices to be excessive. | myself am satlsneu VI.
along the routes above indicated the WORK can pe
done for much less On this basis estimate ND.
such a system as propos ed. viz. To cne-hunui.1
and-thirtv-ffth on the West Side ana across VIC
Harlem River the East Side. can he const, u.'su
for S21 600, COO exclusive of right or way pu' W
allow for Unforeseen and not estimates ~
| prefer 10 add percentages varying from ~ w
per cent. according TO The severa! sections -, Wy
work; which percentages aggregate the very moeri'
two-trlck elevated railroad north or the Hariem
River viii cost about $4,000 PER mile .
The physical capacty Of such system for carr
inS passengers would be as great as mat vi "
system nj first designed by the Board trains Woun
not ne run so rapidly upon the system rs h.St
designed hut II wou.d be quite feasoie uhuer me
propOsed Dlan c>oresS trains on regular
schedule from the Pos;office and Broadway to one,
hundred nd thirty hfth-st. on the West Sde anu
TO the Harlem River AT say one hundreh-anu-lor-
tieh-st. on the East Side In less than twenty MN
ups
The contemplated extension of the Third,ave. sur,
face line ,.ong the Boulevard klnCsbrdge Koan
and Broadway 10 the city limits would anord very
convenient feeder for the proposed West side hranch
and a single trans-Harem line on the East S,de
of that rs3.ilv growing district would nevertheless
be of great service a considerable PROMOTION or
the Inhabitants Of that part OF the city The shane
OF the district is such that to meet the requirements
of al. of It's inhabitants would involve the construc-
ton Of no less than four senarate lines which Is
not Of course. practicable at the present time
WILLIAM BARCLAY PARSONS. Chief Engineer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

At the Broadway Real Estate Salesroom K. v
Harnett & CO. sold. under receivers sale, IN FORD
ham-ave.. old line. lot No. II. Map OF Upper Nor
santa llage. land 5ixiC0 with all title to three
foot strip In front. between Fordham ana Third
ayes. TO r. W. Bridges ard II. Shaw, for Nooo.
Phi.ippa smyth sold, in foreclosure. No. 40 West
Foriy-ifh-s four-story brick factory, lot 2SxOOo .,
to tIe plaintiff, Mary Il. kahler for $500 . -
+. f. Meyer 6 Co. sold I'm foreclosure, No Z33
West Cne-hunGrcd- and-twcnteth-st. three s~'ry
br. * dwell ng 1t lfSXlO0ll to the plaintiffs Anna
4. Mlrtllng and others, for $1,000.
~ private contract Tim 4 Co. sod No. rs Eas
Scvelty-th rd-s. four-story brownstone double fat,
:5x,OXlt0 Tor X. Reefheim to T. Nelson: also, NO.
23l West Thrty-seve Ith-st., three-story private
dHe Ing. l6 sx0o, for Mrs. } West 70 J, Fields. for
about $1,000: also. No. 2J6 East Forty ninth-st.
three-story brownstone private dwelling. lot 2oxIo,
for VI. Rady.
john r: barrash has sold to. c, II. vannemann
No. So West Onehun lred-and-forty-ei ST.. the
last OF a Of SIX dwell ngs.
Francis :. Kinney has recorded the deed or mis-
purchase OF the two lots In Ffty-fourh-st. beg n
Ming $50 feet west or Fiith-ave. the north side,
the old St Lukcs property site The price paid
$3.50 SO.
.rohn NJ Thompson has sold to the New York
Life Insurance Company the oil Frank Leslie pub
lshi1 g-hOuse. ~ the southwest corner OF Elm and
Pearl sts 497x733 He has also sold for o. Johnson
II Mrs. H. Garin No. i5S East One-hundrod land
forty-eghth-st.. four-story double hatlouse,
2,AGsxiO0
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prG-JRON PRODUCT TO BE CURTAILED.

Philadelphia July l6 (SpeciaD-lt developed to-
day that some progress was made by the repre-
sentatives OF pigiron furnaces from various States
who met in conference in this city yesterday, and
although no pool looking 20 a restriction or the
output was formed, the discussion brought about
a clearer understanding and IT was decided 10
formulate plan for curtailing the output a
circular outlining these points VIII he prepared
and sent to the trade. George T. Johnson, OF the
Thomson Iron Company. speaking OF the matter
this afternoon explained that per cent Of the
ou,nut beyond the actual requirement practically
controlled the market. and that If that surplus
could be governed wiped out altogether. inc
dinculties confronting the trade could be easily
adjusted The problem of making an eguitabe
aDnortionment is the vital one that confronts the
furnace-owners and steps in the direction or
solving this matter to be taken al the earliest
possible moment 49,, =, -
1t was stated that the move to reduce the pro-
duction had no political bearing. hut was solely
trade matter I'm which il is realized that con-
tinuance of the present policy Ia suicidal 10 all
interests Another meeting will 10 called probably
in September Philadelphia interests are uniformly
of the opinion that the movement VIII meet with
fruitful results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
DEPUTY COLLECTOR SMITH ARRESTED.

HE PARTED TWO BOYS WHO WERE FIGHTING,
AND WAS CHARGED WITH HURTING ONE
OF THE YOUNGSTERS
Deputy Collector Smith. Of Brooklyn had rather
unpleasant experience yesterday. lie was leaving
the City Hall abou, $3.50 p m. when his attention
was attracted by crowd which had gathered in
front of the Park Theatre watching two newsboys
fighting EdgIng his way through the crowd Mr.
Smith separated the boys One OF them Charies
Hingintz twelve years 3D. of 4A Atlantic-ave
called Smith some name at which the deputy COL
;ector gave the boy a push backward. In some way
boy fell down, striking his head on ths G tad
on taking Mr. Smith and the boy 10 the Adams-st
notice station where the sergeant refused TO noId
Mir Smith An ambulance surgeon sewed up a cut
in the boys head. -
At a late hour last night friend of the boys went
m the sta ton house and demanded q warrant Tor
Mr. Smiths arrest He told that he wotld nave
70 come around to-day Mr.. Smith is son-in-lsw OF
Alderman Ruggles. and stands hgh IN Social crcies
In The Bedford District
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TWIN SHAFT INQUIRY CLOSED.
THE INVESTIGATORS TO SUGGEST RADICAL
CHANGES IN THE MINING LAWS.

THE INVESTIGATORS TO SUGGEST RADICAL
CHANGES IN THE MINING LAWS.
Wnkesbarre Penn. July l6 (SpeciaD-Allne IN
spectors Stein Roderick and Brennan, toSether
with Attorney General Mccormack this afternoon
finished their inquiry into the causes OF the dread
fu accident in the Twin Shaft at Pttston from
the evidence submitted 1t is probable that radical
changes in the present mining laws Will be sug-
gested The final session began this morning, all
the inspectors being present and large crowd OF
spectators and this afternoon the investigation was
adjourned sine de a report will be made to Gov
ernor Hastings. 1t will be about two weeks be-
fore the result OF the investigation is known Az
t0rney-Genera Mccormack announced that tne
Comm ssoners would remain In Pittston until sat
urday, and would hear any further lhiorhauoh
Iittle progress was made in the Twin Shaft to-.
day During the last three shifts only one set OF
trnbers has been put In. but II Is thought more
rapid progress will now be made as the nen nave
cut through the heavy rocks. This fact 0ners con-
siderable announcement to the men lhcre are
now no impedments to encounter except the rock,
the mine being free from water and gas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
STREET RAILWAY MEN ACCUSED.

STREET, hAlIINA1 MIN Az lCT-D.
AN ACCOUNTING OF 81 $4,000 DEMANDED OF NJ. A.
WERNER AND H. SELLERS MKEE.
Indianapolis. July Is (SpeciaD.--Lew wallace. ST..
representing r. Dwight Church and others. OF
New-York to-day filed suit in the Federal Court
for the appointment Of a receiver of the Citizens
Street Railroad Company The principal owners
are Murray A. Werner and II. Sellers Mckee of
Pittsburg who charged with conspiracy to
defraud the company for their own profit in specua-
ton on the Philadelphia Exchange. The complaint
sets out that the actual value OF Che road franchise
and visible property. betterments etc. is not over
5000 900 but that Werner and Mckee caused the
capital stock TO be raised to SCoG0 In an irregular
and unauthorized way. This additional stock. 1t is
charged. was put forth and delivered as pretended
bonuses for pretended bonds. and one-haf, II IL
alleged went TO Werner and Mckee for speculative
purposes This issue II IS alleged. Is void because
In violation of Indiana law. The COMPANY received
no benefit from the issue. r.
1t is also demanded that the Loan and Trust
Company of Pennsylvania which was made trustee
of certain bonds being nsovent, shall he re-
moved 1t is further charged that the investing
public was deceived to the true status OF salu
bonds which upon their face purDorted 10 pc
bonds secured by first mortgage. whereas they weiH
Intended TO be bonds secured by third mortgage
An accounting is demanded of N.o75VW believed 10
have been received by Werner and Mckee. The
nluintiffs ask THAI the court order projected eX.
tensions of track cease. Judge Baker Is out OF
town and no date set for the hearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
STREET RAILWAY NEGOTIATIONS.

Detroit, July 16-A local newspaper says that II
IS learned that negotiations are pending for the
purchase of the Fort Wayne and Belle Isle street
Railway Company in connection with the consoh-
dalton of the Detroit Railway and the Citizens
Street Railway Company Parties who own con-
trolling interest In this line have received a hand
some offer for their holdings Albert Pack pres
dent of the Detroit Railway and Henry A. Ever
EFT sident and general manager. have gone
TO New York and. II Is believed they have options
on a controlling interest In the Fort W ayhe road
in their pockets.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Boyd and wife to New-York Life insuranc.
Same property: David Boyd individual and ad
Convent ave. W s. - It n Of i4aisi. 2oxioo:
New York Life Insurance Company to Anthony
l7ih ST. 10 ' 4a East Victor Gcrharis to Hen 0
,i2.h s. ~ Z Of Sd ave, 25xiooii John .o,
r.lih go I, y q rarh-ave. 2'dnlooi: .,ooo
9th st. n $. siss II = Of Amsterdam ave. i56x
iooii: Francis stiebei to William W Horton. $500
Perry r Williams and another, executors to 49, ou
..i- sir s 2ss 7, Of loihavc. &soso John '''
sad,s, s. 800 It Of West Eni-aye 37oxooa;
the Metropolitaa improvement! Company to oo
,c;,sIt we ,o4 +, 81 la,ye 2cnlo,ii ''0'
Theodore :, cordler and wife to Henry Neu- ..
,on mann and ,S %tr: :; .n ; c"
to Frederick Holenier u 80
Mary sei,z to Roio Won Manderode and Wit $500
an Ho ave Fran, y@Sa s~d ,f re- fbe
York CITY Church Extension and NJ visionary
Getty Of me VI 'hods t:ps pal Church. 300
3oth-st. No Is West, Robert W lie Forest ct al to
Same property; Henry W de Forest. executor
d lave iosi # Of ioh st. II sxioo chris '''"
tian scheck jr executor. to Henry Gentzn-
ied-s :. a7s e Of I'd ave- 75xlco; the '''''''
sehnorer club Of Morrsania to Edward Rowen 1000
John II fudge. referee. to the Washington Life
1oad i st. ms n s. - # Of Madison ave. 25xio
1913 s50 St 10 san" Ia5 It Of Madison av. 2,xc ''000
1900
1879 st l2o It Of Madison-ave 2'so1i; On,
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
qua auardian am " Mad son ave 3 ii # Of isia.
nImcsfsal ~ er6sidt and wife to r onias S''Vo'
Mclaughlin. No $40 East 34'h-st. year..... iOioo
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RODIES IN THE BLAIRMORE'S MOLD.

San Francisco. July l6.The bodies Of three more
NJ the crew OF the i-siarred Blairmore have been
eoupd in the hold OF the wrecked ship The vessel
was bumped out yesterday and put high and dr.
On the beach. To-day the matches We're removed
from the deck ard the bodies taken out of the hold
,1 san, IN ,he morgue one OF the bodies is
known to be of the mate. Ludgatc who let 4
widow and a small family in England. The other
bodies have not been identified, but II Is though;
- /. rc those of two seamen. IL. s. Clark ana H.
Svnstrand The BairmOre was capsl7ed III a heavy
Southeast squat on the morning or April ana SIX
~ yvsre carried to the bottom Of the bay in
.-l,tn
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

,ondon July 49, p. :n.consois. III 7-l0 for money
snJ ii31 for account; Canadian racine " ERE
az te frs, preferred 32z Illinois Central .oi1 Mex
Ian ordinary 10; 81 Paul common 1874; Nswf ,.k Cen
I'M nor cent bonds Gs; Louisville and Nashville iss
Atchlson common, l3is M. ,. -, ,.. l.,
- y. ,ns,ket for both and three months bills
we oIe IN, Parts adyices quote per cent rentes
10 - pe' 81. cenu,es for and exchange
in,don Al y francs IS oentmes for checks' nj, ,
ns,ss Juy I6-The weekly statement OF me BANK q
So .bour an increase Of 10000 francs In gold ana
= H.crea.s of 202SOO0 francs In silver.
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FOR sALn.

A-A-A-A.-ON WEEKLY payments.
line diamonds. watches. no trash. IAN
or address WATCH SUPPLY CO., Ma.
den Lane Room .. All goods guaranteei.
At REDUCED PRICES -oW second hand
wood and iron working machines fuiIy
Guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
eh,nged GEORGE B EDDY. 3oS Mhdi-
soE-e;.
PRIVATE family will sell handsome
carpets and furniture at a great sacri-
Nee. 81 West 3Sih-st
FOR sAI.E.-Very reasonable: a new 81
pound gents Liberty bicycle. in"luGihg
h-lke lamp bracket ana Dell hAhi'f'
2.31O lst-ave.
vIOLONCELLO. Buchstetter. l'b'; Vaiu"
si5o. ola Al great sacrifice. or exchange
Tor hleh-grade ladies' bicycle and cash.
Atdr IA LENT. PA East 33d-st. Pater-
y
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iiss,h-ss 22s 4 Of Ienox- ;;r to
ye: sg,b eres fats and stores By samuel wG
s story breh dwellings and stores. by ,"S g. one.
stth ST. r. 10 Il Of Rive-stio1svs 49,.
-FOUR story brick dwellings. by Richard q p,n I'VE
OF NO. l'S Yves, s1thst. owner .......,'. '''o'
Uptown branch:
Anthony ave r. 10 II q o, lso.s =,
story frame dwelling by Frank Iock1ou,, Fo,
No. ZIG vanderbilt-sve. owner. .'.,' """' -
two story flame dwellings,. by MARY / o dPr so
OF No. 22S Bithgate- owner '''e"'
Riyervlew aerraee :, li' MS Of Powell PIac.
by J Hall, Of cornwsll-on- Hudson, owncr "s'
Tremont-ave. > Isl n Of Prosper ave- .,
Frank Herwig. Of No 4Os East s2i- 81. o.,ner"
ST James 81. NJ 3Ii for two-s,ory frame s.s,,.'
by Elmer Allen. u No 2i3 st Jam,s !,
Mumford Place :. I22 n Of Jenninv...s' q,
six two story frame dwellings. by John D
Lebanon = 100 n " q Clinton ave- o.,
two-story. frame dwelling. by Henry schopper
Of No Js5 Clinton ave owner ..........'''''
two and one half story frame dwelling b.
Edgar n Tmpson. Of No 2.2J, 7,h ave. oensy
Alterations. main Once:
11th-ave. CORNER s,th at. ~ Patrick Conner.
owner to a Hve-story brick hotel .....
Bowery No ao5 by the Tilson estate. 80 IL.
brick hotel. SIMON Bower. ~ No - - Marks
Ii"N' l'Sstt 80 .s.s.....
18th st. No 2D9 2i3 Fast by 'he .rac1b Hoffman,
Hrawing Co.. Of Ne 2ot Fast 55tt II ownsr
to three three story and basement brick dive /
lHRs -.
10Th st. corner oh ave. ny James Flanagan
Of No 20 East 39th 81. owner to a three .t0ry
brick dwell nR and store ....................
1Oth-st, No 10 West By William Mann owner
TO a thr'estory brick d~ Hing ................
Division 81. corner Attorney a. By David
Baum. Of No Chrystie ST. owner 10 a f~e.
story brick hotel and tenement ...............
Columba-st No 100. by Mrs Bertha Harris Of
No 81 West Houston st. owner. 20 a three
story brick hall. hotel. "tc........ ............
81 ave. No 7 By Ann Alien and MARY Morss
Of No pa East 10Th 81. owners - ,hreA-
story and attic brick store and dwell ng......
Hancock ST. No 80, by Loew estate n No
Dos Becker 81. owner 70 a three sory brick
motel
2d-ave. H. and soth-st. BY the Consolidated Cas-
Co.. 10 A brick wall ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Alterations. uptown branch:
Vanderbit-ave W g 100 y $ % I15i h-s,. b. Henry
Behrens Of No |, 765 Vanderbilt ave on ner 70
2Iistory frame dwelling ....................
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DRESSMAy<IN0.

ARTISTIC DRESSES made from I'M
ported models summer gowns 81. hotel
orders prompt attention. hor'e or out, sat
isfaction guaranteed. WILSON. .29 CO.
lumbus-aye. near 71st-st.
COUTtRIERE FPAECAISE. - ladies'
tabor and cressmake-: evening. walking
and carrage gowns. new skirt: new
sleeves shorf notice. req sonab.e prices re
modelling. Mime. ANDERSON. 1874 West
l5,h-sL. formerly with Stern Brothers.
DRESS MAKER --Competent: would 80 to
country or work home or by day: skirts.
waists; also childrens Dresses: rem Ddeliing.
Mrs. HOOD. ISL West lOlst-st-
SEAMSTRESS Parisienne seamstress:
lawn and children's dresses: stylish IA,
trimmr 81 30 day. letters only. Mile.
Rf.NOLD q West Isth-st
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Beck. Alfred W, to Mary e Elstner and Katie ,oooo
CO.. s' ny st. 20 Of Amsr-a"'Vs' de so
Bac icon irving s. to Mount st vincent co- cD
& sS !, 9' !, sT %inai 1000
BreW rev. anna man, a. ana a,1 MaT ny stn.
st. $50 # Of shave year y .....:...' ''ooo
AP pony S No ~ wo'f i42i,si 1900
cas e'fs u 9 Cd s a%s Il. az" rsas's
pany Nsw-Ysrk years =; .e,,,. 'Sc"
cordIer' corner ParA-ave and ioo'"-st. ,ooo
Gentznsei Henry, to Christian schisck. jr, ex.
ccutor etc. 2i-ave. 1854 IT 3 u hist, ,,,,o
cliiinsham Thomas L. to George + G.Gord and
1ai %ss ' sS "d''e s"a Of Fi iSih IS yoas
Same e John be Hart. trustee ntervae.
aye i5 s. q isI,n'' ,n,.y,.,y. 'o"
1916 II Of la7th-st month. .,..'......... Ioos
GEO. Jacob. he Dry Dock savings Institution. ., 900
Stanton-st. ~ IT o sufoih-st. year.. 1900
Same to Jacob . Butler. i'2i-st. ooii IT W ,ooo
Hal Rowland NJ David p and Frances NJ to
aee'': {, etc churc , Of The Incarnation 1000
Hoeckh o Annie to John schoIl 'l''-st' 2'a IT oo
Lemon. Thomas *, ana samuel ii and John a
70 ave. ''?s;ff OF cs, S"O' years
SANE awe f1p d f' isS4 %'s' year. AMSTERDAM 1900
'S Sany '; Se% YORK rs i'ad-s siS
MsWallerss Mary to Augustus + Holly No. sol ~
IT. i L-c s5t-s rs Of 10Th years
NV, YORK University to the Bowcry savings Bank
corner Of sedswics and isist-st year 100000
g St s f S Ins s'fG yss4 Club 500
Ransom. Phebe A b. and another to the LAWYER
stF' Of t MnGisosa ave. secures ' ~. 5000
smith John y and wife Ms., to va Mary stewart. 1900
to same est-s. I75 IT E OF West End :. o0o
smith. Margaret A. and another to Cornelius D
WOOD o. AL trustees, No 1893 Lexng'on-ave, .. nm
same t. LYMAN and Henry sonn property, ooo
Same n''1 to- Augustus ii Hail 30 iia East i2is-st.
demand !, ma and Adam to Marie farde, ''"
oinmia st. 10 It Of Rivingrons years 5000
Williams nIar 10 Anne Moran sgd st. 5000
W." conp syD" s. :: 800 # of West End
s, AVE- e, demand nsna me property demand 1000
I'm lars ....~.......... 5000
years ....".,..... 1850
Won KiIch. Anthony o. 70 New York Yl, I4'e In,
i4sd ST. instrument, 10000
wlker Aexander and Jads y,,,d Is%son and
ner ueva,d and s4;h st. years 1880
Thomson. sorh-s,, 100 # Of Amsterdam 90 ooo
crnmel Mary f. to Title Guarantee and Trus,
CO. NJ 60 East i27h-si 2'A years 5000
ss Ed' es an w is sa9sDn'Oa 1000
McWaiers; Mary to Edward Wiener. No 500 .. MN
Mccord Matilda and George and Ella to Louisa
q NJ PRAY, l50h-st 1915 IT W Of Mott o |
sarn- to EXECUTORS. etc. Of Jonathan Edwards
Russell, Lillian. William II Hewlett, No 3ls
West 77h-sf year ......................... 5000
BUILDING PLANS FILED
The following plans for buildings and alterations
filed yesterday:
New buildings main office:
n m.a s and sorf b. IL fairy SIX F,Ss St' So 'as
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TO RIM OVER THE PORT STANLEY ROAD.

London. Ont July l6.-An agreement has been
arrived at between the Michigan Contra! Railway
and the Lake Erie and Detroit River halfway 'o''i-
many by which the former has secured the running
,,o,ro-s ovar the Landau and Port Stanley Railway.
which the Lake Erie Company leased from 'h
city OF London. The privileges cover TERM Vi
fifteen
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6orees ano Carriages

INOR SALIENT Frank Work has Instructed Us TO dis
II pose his surplus stock Of brewster Top and No
Top Wagons: they all In splendid condition. recently
Overhauled by
O. G. DOWNEY & 90,
(of the late J. " Brewster Coz.
ll3 West 6lst, between 9th and 7th avc1.
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kVRIRuAv REAL ATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIE.- Real estate
all kinds: sale or rent Beekna' St.
- Y. and opp. D.. l. and w. station
Nontclau. CLARENCE y. TUBS.
AT MONTcLAIR. Houses for sale and 20
.st: furnished and urf'irnished WIN. ~
-ANI.OH Moniclair. y. J.
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Real gstatc

Purchasers of Real Estate
who desire a loan TO complete their purchase a.
save money by applying to
TILE GUARANTEE AND TRUST Co
{ l4G Broadway, n. Y
Offlces 26 Court St, BROOKLYN.
IN. f. cor. 18th St & 7th Ave. NY
CAPITAL. S2,500,O00
SURPLUS. 100000.
N
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GREAT MIDSUMMER sale Of Lavalliere
corsets. gloves. underwear. tewslry,
handksrohiefs. don't fan to call and see
what surprises we have. JAMMES. 800
Broadway
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

WE CAN orer Monmouth and Ocean
county properly In exchange for New
York and brooklyn. MACK. Box 81 Spring
Lake. y. J.
WE OFFER real estate. improved ana
unimproved or q per cent mortgage. Tor
a paying grocery or other respectable DuSl-
ness Address MACK. Box 81. Spring
Lake ~ J.
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0cnclrrs.

. = : : :
IrEEAIAH DRisT.FT. \ Nj. LII ~. COLUMBIA. 9
/ EAST 18TH ST.-PRINkTE INSTRUCTION during
summer Successful eSpf ri.nce n preparing students for
college Classics siathsmatics. French and German
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

>o.>~~~ >~~~~~--orO".> lN>1N0N'>'>'1,
A NEW Elderly people and IN
vaiifs kindly cared for terms MODERATE
lls St. Ann save.
BOARD IN private family for adults
only. pleasant location: good board ID
minutes from the Bridge. references eA-
changed. ~ Lenoz EOad. Fiatbusa
1A-UANpSOMELX furnished rooms WIN
hoard; references. "a West 5lst-st.
EAST 4iST Structural location hrs,-
class table; summer prices. rahsl'"'S'
S,uthernera accommodated.
18TH ST. 10 WEST Beautiful larg" ana
small cool rooms. table unexcelled.
trana,.nts accommodated.
ooD ST 1ta EST-Sup'rior table; tan
sient or permanent board. with des'rdpie
rooms, at lowest prices.
53p ST. " WEST Iandsomel ,uTni@he'
large. cool rooms: superior board ana d,
tendance. visitors 10 city accommodates
references exchanged.
3. WEST 6STH ST private family mas
dosirabs second floor. with private bath
room: terms moderate. with or without
board.
1876 WEST i2sTH ST.--rsrgr and hall
rooms with bonri excellent tabie' 'rhh
s'ents accommodated: reasonable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
E,jRNisi,rD ROOMS.

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cool AND MORE COMFORTABLE than
the country; convenient to principal no
tells cluts II East 18th al.
NICELY FURNISHED room. second loor'
private house. BATH. running water tea
sonable lG5 West 46th ST. one door from
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
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