davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1896-01-09
25c for H:3c.

1sc for choice of the 25c Tinted Table Covers and
the 24inch Hemstitched and Stamped Squares. in
Art Department, second floor.
Evening star., 1896-01-09

rs & 35c. Hosiery, n8c.
Special lot of Ladies' Fast Black and
Balbriggan Fleecelined Hose. "a,
Were IS and 35c. Now w....... lO>~s
Evening star., 1896-01-09
GREAT !. =
STOCK=TAKING
REDUCTIONS
AT BON rIARCE1E.

In conjunction with our Annual Spe-
cial January Sales of Muslin Underwear,
Emhroideries. Winter Coats and Capes
and the Importers Stock Of Millinery, We
have now inaugurated "a grand Stock
taking" Clearance Safe. The store IL
fairly ''alive'' with bargaihs in every
department. and the shrewd buyers win
reap harvest from now until Feb. /.
Evening star., 1896-01-09
08c. Umbrellas, 6Qc.

Small lot of Ladies' 26-in. Gloria Um-
brellas. with Dresden handles. koo
csc. quality. Choice. ........ VySs
Evening star., 1896-01-09
I5c fol-. Qc.

- for 4-quart Saucepan stamped In enc niece
with cover. And Sc for Best Cedar PailR with
iron hoops.
sec for Mrs. Potts Sadirons three irons, hama,
and stand, for 69c.
Doc for Heavy Tin Wash Boiler. with cover.
&c for the &c Crystal Table Tunnbiers artistcaily
engraved.
Evening star., 1896-01-09
Felt Hats, &C.

Big table full Of Ladies' Felt Hats.
In all colors. Were 49c., 59c. ec
Evening star., 1896-01-09

l lot of Ladies' and Misses Trimmed
Sailors. navy blue and brown. oo~
We're $1.4s, Csc. and 75c. Choice @aOSs
Evening star., 1896-01-09
$2.Q8 for $1.zs.

The Ladies' Fashionable Plaid ALL wool Flame
Waists. with velvet trimming, monster bisho
sleeves, etc.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-03-23
NOTICE..

The legal voters of the incorporated Village
or Barton, VT. are hereby warned and notih-
ed to met at Barton Academy and Graded
Scnool House Hall, on Thursday, April End,
1870, at O'Clock, D. m. to transact the follow
ing business:
l. To see if the Village will vote to raise a
CeTIaln per cent. upon the grand list OF SAID
village; First, t. be used in paying the inter
est upon the water bonds issued by said VII
lage; and Second, to be used in paying the
water bonds themselves.
IL. TO see if the Village will vote to in
struct its Trustees to draw orders upon the
treasury of said Village, to pay the indebted
ness OF said Village contracted in putting IN
the Barton Electric Light Plant; or to adopt
any other legal method in their discretion
Tor raising money to pay said debt.
III TO see if the Village will vote to ex-
tend the time given in the contract adopted
by the Trustees of said Village, July "a, 1895,
wherein the expense of wiring buildings was
TO be divided equally between patron and
village, on all orders given on or before De-
cember 1st, 1895. And if said Village vote to
extend said time, to see to what date they
will extend the time.
L. NJ. HUBBARD, Clerk.
Barton, VT, March 81, Il $50.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-03-23

There is excitement in Barre over an
attempt to set Goddard Seminary on
fire, and to destroy the building, either
by fire Or dynamite. Fire was discover
ed in one of the upper rooms on Fri
day last, and was put out without
very serious damage by the pail
brigade. Later it was discovered
that quantity of dynamite had been
placed near the room where the fire
was set. The police took the matter
in hand and soon found that the ex
plosive had been purchased in Mont
pelier. The. clerk who sold the dyna-
mite identified one Wales, student,
as the one to whom he had sold the
stuff Wales will have his hearing
this week. 1t seems pretty certain
that he is the guilty party.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-03-23
PROBATE COURT.

The following business was transacted
in probate court during the past week:
Burleigh w. Bodwell, minor, Derby. l..
M. Hubbard, guardian, settled his account.
Henry P. Baldwin, minor, Barton. T.
W. Drew, guardian, settled his account.
Lucy l.. Whitman estate, Newport. Flora
E. Witham appointed administrators.
Horace Kathan estate, Charleston. Will
presented for probate by Lottie Cushman,
eXecutriX therein named. Referred to
April 9th, 1896, at Newport.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-03-23
MARRIED..

In Mortified, March IS, at the Universalist
Church, by Rev. j. Edward Wright, assisted
by Rev. E. G. Downey, Charles c. Baldwin of
Barton and Emily p Stebbips of Northfteld.
AT NJ. E. parsonage, ST. Johnsbury Center,
by Rev. l. P. Chase, Mar. 10, George It. Page,
and Miss Rose E. Drown, both of ST. Johns
bury.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-03-23
WheelOck

Inc mumps are having pretty thorough
run IN this vicinity. Hugh Mathewson
has been having tug with the grip.
John Eastman of Hardwick was seen in
town last week.-Alfonso Barber of
Greensboro has also been visitor in town.
Geo. Squires is stopping at his grand
fathers.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-03-23
BIRTHS.

In Cambridge, daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
DR.. Geo. II. Newton.
In Maiden. Mass, Feb. Is, to Mr.. and
Mrs. w j. Morton.
In Albany, Mar Is, a son to MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Lafeur.
In Albany, Mar II, a to Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Longe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-03-23
DIED.

years.
In Woodsville, N H., Mar. 5, of quick con-
sumption, Ell, son of Joseph II. and Ellen
(Wilcox) Barney, aged years, 10 mos. s days.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-03-23
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballin8tOn Booth

have to say about them in The War Cry" of
Sept. 1895:
MANY firms have wanted us to go into the
shoe trade, but we have hesitated because we
were not sure of getting the right article. We
knOto noD that zoe haze got just the thing
rant. 1t is shoes with the Metalline
Waterproof Sole. We walk all day
cold, damp ground, and moisture will not
penetrate the soles of these shoes. We guar
ante them better and less expensive than
cork soles Besides they do not become hard
and stiff by being rep satedly wet and dried"
If the Salvation Army, wallowing around
the slums of New York on pavemenL, do not
put shoe to severe test, who does? Re
member we manufacture our own goods and
we know what goes into them. All styles in
Ladies' and Gentlemen's. We also carry
full! line of the best quality of Misses d
Chi1dren's Shoes and Rubbers. We take
pleasure in showing our goods whether you
wish to buy or not. Give US a call and be
convinced
METALLINE SHOE STORE.
BuSWell Blk, Next to Crystal Lake House,
BARTON, VT.
Henry A. Beckwith, Gen'l Sales Agt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-03-23
NJ O T &c E .

You can get Monitor Draw Tubs and Sap
Holders, and all other wood and iron work
made. Don't forget that have got the best
short Neck Yoke Hook made. Call and
me. Yours truly,
1915 e. j. DOUGLAS, SO. Albany VT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-03-23
Just
to
start
the
ball
rolling

so Oak Rockers-Cobbler Seats,
usual price $3.50, at $2.40.
Rattan Swing Rocker for $3.50.
We have just received a large
line of Carpetings, consisting Of
All Woods, Unions, Linolene and
Oil Cloths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09
TWO TROLLEY COMPANIES CENSURED.

The Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company and the
Nassau Electric Railway Company both CEN
eured by a coroner's jury at the inquests held by
Coroner Mason In the Hamburg Avenue Police
Station Brooklyn. last night The inquests
an the OF Minnie Ehrman. four years old
who killed by OF the Nassau company
on May g. The jury found that the chd's death
was caused by her having been run by a
trolley-car and the company censured for
overcrowding their The motor7nan and the
conductor Of tina ware exonerated from blame
In the case OF Antonio Caproro who was killed last
Friday, the Brooklyn Heights company CEN
sured for not using proper Tenders their cars
The motorman and conductor OF the that killed
young Caproro, acting upon tho advice Of counsel
refused TO testify. and no reference was made TO
them. --.-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09
4 DocToR,s MYSTERIOUS PATIENT.

Three men drove TO the office Of DR.. White in Port
chester about o'clock yesterday afternoon One Of
them said that another OF their number badly
hurt The doctor was not there. and they entered
the office to walt for him. The man who was sup
posed to be injured complained that his hurt and
was swelling The other two placed him In a chair
and prepared 10 go away. The man who sup
posed to be injured appeared to be dazed and ex-
claimed:
IT had 500 when we started this racket. Don't
leave now"
The two men out. and. after placing the horse
and buggy in livery stable. took the first train for
Stamford Conn. They said they would be back after
the horse in the morning. When DR.. White reached
his office he found the unconscious. Re
etorat!ves applied without effect. Then the
bastinado tried, but without arousng the
He still unconscious at midnight. There Is
mark OF injury the body. gold watch was found
IN one OF the mans pockets. There were also cards
of saloons In Stamford and Mamaroneck- The police
have seized the horse and buggy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

wasb,nrton June s-The following Army orders
have been issued: Colonel Henry w. Ciosson' ~"
Artillery ia retired from active service and VIII pro
ood - ria home Lieutenant Colonel Joseph +.
Farley Ordnance Department. Will proceed I'o"
Frankfort Arsenal Penn. TO Bridgeport No'
and Providence r. L. on official business pertaining
10 the manufacture and test Of meallc aihnui -
for field guns and small arms. Captain Low l.
Hunt 10Th Cavalry is detailed to attend 'no e"
comments of the National Guard of MISSOURI III
Springfield from July to r. and at Warrchspurs
from Julv 90 to a. First Lieutenant William T.
Ru-nham 10Th Infantry. is detailed TO attend inc
encampments of the 4th Regiment OF lniah'rS' NC"
tional Guard Of Missouri, at such place as may NC
relected from August Q to &c. and OF the "a Nee'-
,nent of Infantry and Light Battery a. N''
Mo. from August 10 TO %. captain ilA No
ordnance Department will make not exceeding four
visits during the present month from oou'" +.
,shern Penn. 10 the Carpenter Steel Works. Road
ing penn. on official business Leave for two days
Is granted Second Lieutenant Charles Miller ll.n
Infantry recruiting officer Captain Crosby p Mil
Ter assistant Quartermaster, VIII proceed rom '''e
city TO Little Rock, Ark. on official business,
Naval Oriers-Lieutenant b. Q. scott Is oIee'sd
20 the Saratoga as execuS Ss Noal Hospal Brook
Ign, June 16. and ordered TO the NdVai <'oA'' "
examination. , poo h.or ranorted To
.hs Navy Department as follows: The cruiser
Charleston left Yokohama today for san fTahS'sco
via Honolulu The flagship Olympia arrived r ea,, al
Wash'' on saturday The dispatch boat Dolphin re-
turned 10 Washington yesterday from Annapolis
The Michigan sailed from Erie ss,a ~ Tr M.rsne
Key West Fla. June S.-The battle-ship Maine ar
tbs Smphtrite The latter will sail tomorrow morn
ing for Brunswick Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09
APARTMENTS TO LET.
DREssMAk

O>oOo.o.ooo-ONoNNNN~roN|>o~|~OoOo""N000''Oo~
ARTISTIC uRESSMAk SO At sn1r,
nItlc-. per.eci % and fuest anish. hoi..
orders 4 speciality. moderate prices Nrs.
MELROY. a. Fast lin 81. between
Hroaieay and Unl'erslty Place.
cot'Tt, RiERr FRASCAlsE ladies
tailor and dressms 81: "fsnins, Na.H:ns
ant carriage GYMS. NJ" 'siri. ne"
t!eryes sh'rt notice" i""s nsn.. p
lifh-s formerly with stern Bfo'hes
pRrssMAKER Thorough ce,ircs IN
gAgem.ni by day or wceS. N Or out ~
ci,y Lish.s, reference. Address THOR
OJGH Boz 90? 2tz Broadway.
uKEssMhK -Fir-t-clas- dr-ssmaEer.
nine year. experience with Nine. con
-ry 81 30 yer iay evening riIo.t tailor
mad. crc.,cs perfect nttins ". +. BOX
T. az BroaiTej
IRE ssAAKi X First; -c.as, iressmNksr by
tie day wishes .cw more engagements.
t. West 7is, st. Friislia's bell.
DREssMAKFR - Thoroughly competent
and srpsr .-ncei, wishes position hr
uts'll companion vii 'ak- sntife charge
%, ls'y. wardrobe. no objection 90 travel
reasonable r1np~nsafion. highest tsstl
n. n.Als Address ". r. Pof IS. 80 East
iSh-s;.
EXPERIENCED pREssMAKER. rr,,-
law me-. accustomed 20 inc trade.
desires more engagements In private fam
Li.s c!iy ~ c,untr3 highest references
l.. - s;h-ave
maAef. >. W.si lsfh-s 81. 'lyl5mA OF.
honor. htins warranted 'as'efui ry.',
a.. a., Allds = s.nlm.r gowns al mod
~fn's prices AMI sho-t nofi .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

3d-ave s. 1872 It Of 17sth-s 7oxi2' Adoiph %,
Ttlrppe snd wife to Dora paiischcr. |i'
9th st. II s. ~ # 81 Amsi 'rdnm-aVr' lax 9,
lUDil. Lilly stern 10 ; Il aiifier. a. -
pcHrl and Fulton sts. corner. lSA"-' h-''S
Gl.7; Mary I: SOstrand 70 Robert cornell an"
another 33-l2o parts ...............
Market 81. No 90 TO 7O Julia VI Po.lon TO 500 :,
Spring No -: benjamin Goldb"rGer ana "iie 90
10 Aaron Brol.a and another ..''''''.: ~
Mortrn-st. Nos - and 80: James Z Foster ana .
wife e. \ + IrI'"....... ,',..''.' ~
39th-st. Nos 80 AMI 3l2 West. Morris Lttmih' -,
executor md trustee. TO Lille Asher ~ al D.
Madison ave. n 9 9th -. .. INsi. Tar
thol;na Lambert ana wife to Mark Hoyt. ....... '"
ccth-.t No $50 east. John II judge. referee 10
samuel R.OCh ~ -
92d-s No lo6 East. Hannah stephens ana -,
another to Oren + RrowinX ................... III
7jih-si. : :, ~ # ~ LeNington-dvc. H0NlC22; ~,
I'ernard Crh,n and wife % William X Grace. -
1l9h-st. = 10 II ~ 7th-aye, lym1nil; 90
simon Stcrne and wife To George W Ruddel!.. W
l17ih st. n s. 32j II II 7th ave. JOx2Ollo To-
1lsth- 81 oscar c Ferris and wife to Charles II
U"uhrrt, y part. ....... '''''.'
Same property, Emma l. Pinknry. trustee 10 60
charles IA llauhcrt. "a part......-...... III
l3lst-s;. g. itr X OF Sth-avs. .5Ni9.ll Amy -
f Moore 10 Thomas i Roys................... ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09
WILL MORTON STAND FIRMf
rrs ORDER WITH REGARD TO THE EXCISE
AGENTS NOT YET OBEYED.


AGENTS NOT YET OBEYED.
Albany June S (SpeciaD. Governor Morton OH
arriving here to-day and learning that the adVtr-
tisement naming the date and place Tor the CUM
petitive examination OF those desiring 10 "e "P-
ponted special agents Of the Excise COMMISSIONS
had not yet been issued had kilograms sent u '''
Civil Service Commissioners. requesting the'r piV"
ence in Albany. 1t is well known that the awe
tsement has not been printed because wizard a.
Cobb ard George +. Lord, two OF the civil '|'N''
Commissioners would not give their consent
Their opposition TO the printing OF the auNc'"Se
ment has caused the postponement OF inc eA-
am,natlons for special agents for week ''no'
State departments in which there are vacancies
which ought to be filed from the cohpe'''N'
schedule are beginning TO suffer. the NON
petitive schedule having been suspended D! wv
ernor Morton and the Civil Service Comm'Ssione'9
There is a good deal Of curiosity IN Albany "' ~
Governor Morton's attitude tomorrow "hen "o
sees Cobb and Lord. VIII he compel them 10 ISSUE
that advertisement and otherwise MAINTAIN 'he po
sition he took last week that the speciai sS'''''
should be In tho competitive class. or VIII ne re-
trace his stems and put the special agents na,k III
.he non-competitive class III ne hiutS ,,na ~ nov
course state Controller Roberts WI decnhe 10 -
the salaries o. the special agents ane tnt =,
vii be appealed 10 sustain the olis
rnaud trat there shall be competitive cxaihiNt
tions i'm filling State Offices whenever such "a
aminatiOns arc "uracticable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09
A BREAK IN THE FLEET.
BEGINNrNG NAVAL RESERVE CRU1sEs-A RECHf-
TON FOR THE OFFICERS OF THE
SHIPS AND STATIONS.

BEGINNING NAVAL RESERVE cRUIsEs-A REcHr-
TON FOR THE OFFICERS OF THE
SHIPS AND STATIONS.
A break has been made in the fleet OF warsnps
anchored of Tompklnsvile by the departure yester-
dav afternoon of the little cruiser Raleigh. which 10
under orders to 90 TO Charleston and New-Orieans
and give the Naval Reserves Of South Carolina and
Louisiana their annual weekly drill at sea- Captain
Merrill Miller will put the battaiions through a
course of sprouts" before the week Of service Is
ended, and the cruiser will probably be away from
this station about three weeks. The absence Of the
Maine which has gone to relieve the Amphltrie. at
Key West and the Raleigh will not seriously effect
the size Of the fleet. the Indiana and Massachu-
sets will be ready for business and the Terror
IS practically ready take her place near the Katah-
din.
The Union League Club. of Brooklyn. William
Berr president has issued invitations 70 a reception
and dinner to the commanding officers Of the North
Atlantic Squadron, 10 be given at the clubhouse.
Bcdford-ave. and Dean-st.. on Thursday evening OF
this week The list of invited guests includes Sec
relary Herbert and Assistant Secretary McAdoo, ex-
Sicard, of the Brooklyn Navy Yard; Captains W. ;.
Schey of the New York; Robley ID. Evans or the
Indiana; James H. Sands OF the Columbia; Merrill
Miller, OF the Raleigh: w. c.. Wise OF the Amphi-
Crowninshield, Of the Maine n. II. Farquhar OF the
Newark; Frederick Rodgers. OF the MASSACHUSETTS
Purnell F. Harrington OF the Terror, and Albert
SNOW Of the Third Lighthouse District whose head
quarters are at Tompkinsvte; Commanders r. p
i,eary Of the Katahdin, and Charles II. Davis. OF
the Montgomery Lieutenant Commander II. Is.
Mansfield, Of the Fern. and Chief Engineer Clpr1ano
Andrade. feet engineer. In c~--e 81 ''e NETWORKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09
HELP W ANTI.D.

.~~~~~~~~~~-~ ~->~>~,>~~>~~~~~~~~~
Male.
SIDE LINE. mar!.t .sn~s. rubber cloth
'ng hose 'ircs. g. all or parO. from
leading factory. On uncovered ground. T.
y. nor 1911 Se~-Nork
WANTED Men who will work for SO a
month salary. Or large commission. sell
!ns staple gods hy sample . dealers sr-
p>fi.uce uurecessRfy. HDt' SLHDf.D
SPECIALITY co. ~ West +th-s'.. Gin
cinnatl Ohio.
WANTED.-A good man 20 give part -
his time 70 pushing mineral. wafer on
'h- New York mark -. VIII have IN se,l
goods and make collections Commission
basis Trade aircad. we'll started WI.
hav. 20 give 81 500 security for collections
ard go0i references. Address stating "S-
p-rlcnce. a.. BOX 7ns VI. 'i-m"n~ NJ
WAS il-b Al iIt.A -N nO can sAink Z
some simple thing 20 patent. protect your
IDEAS. they mty bring you wealth. Write
JOHN WEDDERHIltN 3 CO. Patent A..
,orneyr Warrington. d. g, for their 81 500
prize offer 20 inventors and lat 81 100 IN
vention. wanted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

r~~~<NN@N~rN~O~N~~~ oNoNNONN~~N~~NNN
GREAT MIDSUMMER SALE Of Corsets
Hosiery. Underwear, Shirt Waists, at 80
cents on the dollar. Don't throw away
your money by falling 10 call here.
WHY NOT PURCHASE your trunks. bags
pcckctbooks and travelling outfits at the
manufacturers. where tEey are guarnn-
teed. all goods AT manufacturer prlccs
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. So 4th-ave
wANTED.--Two hydraulic elevators: sec
ond hand: vertical cylinders: diameter. o
TO llh inches. KAscHENBAcH. 223 y.
Gain-st.. Wilkssbarre. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09
Real gstale for gxtbanae.

NOR EXCHANOE-Fine modern house Par Stone
Brooklyn for country place or farm Connecticut
ferred. SECURITY. F. o. Box 147. New-york.
A DVEKTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received tho Uptown Office, No. l2i2 Broadwsv
door north OF 8ls'-s. until O'Clock y. m: advef,
the following branch al rem
lar ONCE rates until o'clocE viz "a SIN ave
23d st. 1872 OH ave- l2thst: l42
West 6s,h-s, l06 West 42d St. near 8tl-sye g3
East lih-st -. Wes' 4.aSst between eth and sih
nth SITS: 1925 80 a"e.. ost-st.. 7os is,-ave
pleecker-st zoos Sd-ave:: $40 East 70,h-st; 1871
3d-ave: 1852 3f-ave. Ok Amsterdam ave: 400 Wes,
42d-st; 14s East lohst 2O3 East isthst: $50
Sch s $40 BIoaa%ay ss Se 100 2ot East
1918 2dave. 753 Gh-ave At the Harlem Or'ce. 2os
13 West I25th-st bet TIN and 9Th ayes ~ ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOa1 10 y ~ IONS w nv
NS~~~~/~SN~~SNNNN~NN N~NNSN>NoNN~N~NN~
Female.
oak. &c.-Scotch Protestant: cook and
iaundress. or housework small family:
good references; moderate wages; city or
country. COLLIER. 100 West 23d-s;.
COOK. &c.--Deserying woman. good plain
cook washer and irOner: city or country,
wages no object; reference. 4i5 West Goth
ST.. I'd floor.
COOK and LAUNDRfsss. CHAMBER
MAID and WAITRESS. Two compe-
tent. reliable girls. not afraid Of work;
good references; together or srpsrata: city
o. country. COLLIER, 100 West 23d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09
6otels.
Countrp propertn for Sale


nELIGHTF' L for sale IN the BEAUTIFUL
- White Mountains Of New Hampshire; timber On
valued than price asked FOR the estate
tans 200 land under high Of cultivation
(poughed this year.; ~ dwelling
houses in nrstclass repair: two % larg" barns large
hennery two % summer outing houses large amount of
fruit: beautiful Views be be app-rcatei).
healthy bracing air hay fever cured her-) price. only
90 500 including all the farming tools etc. and firni-
house, which completely furnished ready
occupy. AddresJ Post flee box 1880. Boston Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

All the stands In the broadway Real Estate safes
room were vacant yesterday, except that OF refer
F. Mcyer & CO.. who sold four parcels IN iore-
closure proceedings to the painilns. as io"o"s
Nos. PA 2s and go West SXty-secohd-s.'' '"'e'
lvc-siory brick tenoments lots each 2oxVo, 10 t.c
painfin, Albert zimmerman, for So4l'o' aiso ~
2q2 and pa Riv.ngtOn-st.. northeast corner o.
ncn-st two s.N-st0ry brick tercnenls lot ~Ho'' 10
the plaintiff Julia u. Haviland. for Sio'Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09
..nusEs Avn CARRIAGES.
~OON<-@I-.re NV ~ ~ W y Y :
AT OLD HOUSE OF 90
JOHN MOORE & CO..

AT OLD HOUSE OF 90
JOHN MOORE & CO..
81 and 80 War.cn-st.
large and well selected stock or
HnARNEss AND HORSE GOODS.
may be found. marked panty AT inc"
ACTUAL NALt T..
Two entire buildings devoted to horse
goods. few fecond-hand Carriages ana
fairness also Among others. the follow
Ing inducements: Excellent strong ,rap;
yi,lere &c, carts $50 ana Sis; 5000 partition
fr nj glass door rockaway at $50 'ehtite
is new. hut special reduction, splend.i
runabout at $50. little soi.cd. anotheI d.
500: special bargains in nrst-class lght
victoria q, $3.50. elegant rumble spider
phaeton at 81 20, and carts, 500 ana s.n;
genuine Brewster and spring nuSxy, 49, 90.
wagnncttes. open. $40; top from sip' s .,e
canopy surveys from ss5; top phaetons, $50
SO. SG5 up. open two passenger carriager'
So. .tc., etc. etc. v,
Basket rumble phacton and chanseaole
lucaboar1. $50 -
enlcndid variety of NEW HARNESS.
Riding Saddles a few second-han1p'
Elegant Wc,lman Side Saddle. $50
'"'' anu no trouble to show
DOCTORS BUGGY: Brewster style; used
six weeks: cost. 1925; will be SOLD TOT
about .r.-ttird value: storage. Inquire al
10 West 44th-st
FOR SALE. Handsome. matched carriage
horses: pair bay geldinss. l53; absolute
~ fearless Of stcam-cars % feet dis,an, :
n,lr chestnut mares 81: all travel weI
r,,,h GOOD action; also. magnificent road
horse. a hay gelding. 800 speed, an all day
animal: also. some real speed 70 snow
under tho watch: prices low. OAK HILL
FARM. Goshen. y. Y. -----
SHETLAND PONIES.-Over 100 head 10
select from; children's ponies Dfseu,ne
son. Youngstown. Ohio.
,ryo crrs o, slver-moun;ed. second
hand coach harness for sale. lfo East
32d-st.