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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-26
MAJOR MKrNLEY'S SUNDAY.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Major McKinleys life record. as given in your
issue OF the 18Th inst. is notable one. and may
well commend him 70 the confidence OF al who can
appreciate IN 4 public man un;arnishcd honor and
conspicuous ability. But there's recent incident
which may not command the attention which II
merits. On the Sunday succeeding Ms trigmphln;
nomination by the Republican National Conventoo
there were numerous friends visiting hiiu a. his
home. who called 20 Offer him their coneratrlt e
tons. Under the circumstances many men would
have hcid themselves excused from church attend
arce and would have remained al home 10 receive
and entertain their friends ! consider II strong
point in his favor that Major NJ Kiney on that dag
attended his church usual not Judging that even
such exceptional Sunday company presented -
strong a claim upon him the Sunday worship
The incident il most gratifying one u thrs" OF us
who view with grave apprehension the growing dis
regard Of the sacredness II the Lords Day ana
neglect OF public worship. especially by our public
men. Convinced As are that Sunday worship j.
the mainstay OF Christianity and thai Christianity 4
the only security for good government ana CJ14
morals rejoice IN this emphatic recpsni ion - is
paramount claim by our next President. marking
him as a Christian no Jess than statesman. TIL"
alliance Of these two IS only too nfrequ"nt and this
conspicuous exhibition OF IL may we'll receive honor
able prominence SAM FL cox.
Dean OF the Cathedral.
Garden CITY. Long Island. June %. 1896
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE. EXCHANGES.

The auction sales yesterday at the Broadway Real
Estate Saesrocm were confined TO three sales in
partition and in foreclosure proceedings.
James L. Wells sold in partition. a plot in DAILY
ave, side, about 2si feet north Of Oaehundred
anl-scventy -seventhst.. SKIP Gx7A6xll26 ROB
ert Whalen for $780, also TO same buyer. Southern
Boulevard. east s.ce. s6G feet northeast OF One
hundred and thirty sixth-st. two-story brick dwell
ing ,ot 2SssxlO2 72x25xSS27. .or $500
ID. Phoenix Ingraham & Co sold in foreclosure
No S7 Third-ave.. vacant plot 25xl0. to the plain
tiff c. X. Wadron. for 5000: also. In partition.
No 50 Thlrl-st.. fve-story brlck-api-stone apart
$2i7JO
b. L. Kennedy sold In partition No.. 4S West
Twenty four-story brick tenement in
front and three-story brick tenement In rear. lot
2jx9S9. to Annie Kelly and NJ Neguni Tor N22",
H. T.. Hartwcil has sold 10 +. X Feggeman No.
3l5 West Scventy-frst-st. Ave-story American base
ment dwelling. lot l7xl022. for $500.
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THE AMBULANCE SURGEON.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Would Il be surprising II a certain branch
Of the business of your paper was not always con-
Quoted with discretion, supposlng the management
Of It was placed In the hands OF young man. who
was doing the work for business experience only7
Why, then, always blame 50 harShly the ambulance
surgeon? He is young he accepts tho position for
what he is gctting-experience; II he had this and
was man Of sound judgment and discretion he
probably would not be an ambulance surgeon. Tho
hospital managers select the best men they can
find for the position and they usually find Eenl, mon
OF honorable ambition. men who beginning az
the bottom with view Of working their way up
ward.
Now. If the public need remedy. II Is In taeir
hands 10 obtain one. Let there be a fair salary
attached 10 the position and then the public can
complain 4 is not well served. II yOu pay i
salary YOU have larger field from which make
a selection; You can then obtain men of wisdom.
experience and discretion. Don't De TOO hard the
poor young ambulance surgeon the man who ia
seeking experience ans finding H.
NOT IN TIE SERVICE.
Mount Vernon. y Y. June l.. lSA.
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BOARD AND Rooms.

'.N~>-.'-'~'0N"Do-'1>'~-- '~~7'-'0''''- = ~
ROOMS 90 d~sirs.i. .etfl"r. lsn-d -
% 10. r-t lass flNi-. f-tua.en.. sffa.
m,r p..c.s. references. ta.' 3d. 80
WF~r 7uA sr So c, 'o.t In -.I'N-
r-n nrff. rrf,..u CA~il4e'. Post
office iiN q 49,
i-ia2 MADISON AVE cef7sr 500. A. --
ENr~u.n. lo." ton. Aart',in. able ana
fnsie rooms. So. % without l-sif
. Nrsr H4H .T N~.,ly ana .y,.. flr
n'.'-i email fa 7f Nfl = without 90
ceN"rt a'l. tad" Dbl Al uni'. &c." ma.
asen.~nf
acl, IT 20 % WEST second DOR & -
lm,,~rll Hotel. elegantly fE-ulfl. q
rooms. private baths. c.l-at table. sum
mrr rates.
80 WEST 2cTI' ST. MIldEKs HOTEL
Cean. COSBY. comfortable. c'rr'ri'r'.
h1mrii.f. rooms during TIE snmirrrl
with ~ without meals. able n.a:l. ruf.-
ist E'"r'ric. Roman baths.
AZ. ST. - EAST. near Grand central
Depot Rooms. excellent hHa.d, SUN
mcr pris"s. visitors 'iiy acclirmllat-4
table board. reference.
ADvERTiSEMENrs ana subscription. fYr
TIE Tribune received ~ fhef IT, Va
Once. 80. ~ hiaaGway. .! door north
q. 3ls' g. gn'n 9 o'ci,,N J. m.. adv.l-
iiscmcu's received Al tho flowing branch
of.ces 81 regular ,'hce rates unfli % cle h
/ m Wa. - Nti-fNrss = COZ. 80 u -
ctn-hvr.. cor l2tr -. li2 C0.arhLs-nsc .
near West WGfn ~ lu9 Wtst AZ ST. near
Gtl.a.r % F.st lith St. 30 ~ -, 4-i-
At between i'l ard 18th ayes. Is. Fast
77,h sir. .O2G si-ate. near d1st 49,. 5us
lst-a,e. near snth $50 30 ave. ntaf
.isi-st 53i 3i-af-. 32j hiee So So
: sos 81 ave. $50 East 7D,n -: 1871 81.
ave. . d62 81 ave. - Am-trrlrm ave d.
iu2 Nnst 42i-st AS East l6th-si 2Oj
East 4s'h-s,.. $50 s;h-ave. oil 9th-l,e..
liz 81 ave. near G7th-s' 2Ot East NGth-
II l.G2o Broadway. 1903 "a ave. 100
Sfh-a,c. 1919 81 ave, 7j3 Cth avs. A.,
tie Harlem Onices: 2o5l &i.at- ntAi
18Th ST.. $50 F.as; 1911. st. u'pi 81 ave..
2'3 Ves' i25th -. he' ~ and stu lrrs..
~ N~s: ii5'l 50 At 80 H~1lkivn or
aa7 Fulton st T2G Fulton a., c. Court
- IS Rroafwny. 2 = ~ y ai'' -.
y r ils2 Myrtle ave. near broadway.
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PLATT AT TIE CONVENTION.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir / want 10 express my admiration Of the
opening speech Of Mr.. Fairbanks before the Repub-
lican Convention. never read anything that was
so complete along that line from beginning to finish
az that was II Is a RATHER" | think II would
make good campaign document Then again !
want to express my gratitude that 7. {. P!aii was
so entirely ignored ST. Louis. With all hi9 pre-
tended love and great vcncrat.on for Mr. Morton.
he entered him there a descending scale Start
Inv with the Presidency he would have taken for
hm the ce-Presidency or anything lower lie
would have "swappcd" him If he could have made
one political point. j. j. CROSS.
Stanley, y. y. June g. 1896
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

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AN
unusually choice variety Of
POPULAR STYLES OF CARRIAGES
at prices that should please
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You are Invited particularly
70 see our fine assortment n
HANDSOME TRAPS
and new designs for two and four people.
Runabouts,
Surveys. Boulevard Carriages.
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Bugsies.
Rcckaways. Wagon"ttes.
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Depot Wagons
Village AMI Dog Carts.
Road and breaking Carts.
Physicians Wagons. Sc.
Also our splendid stock Z
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Horse sheets. nets. coolers.
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ATTENTION Is also called
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PARTIES LOOKING FOR
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OUTFITS RENTED FOR THE SEASON.
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81 and 20 Warren ST.
CARRIAGE HORSES ROAD HORSES.
Wien In need Of single horse ~
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I MAKE \ SPECIALITY or GENTS
road horses AMI can supply almost
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

11Sth-s' n : 30 II u 5th-ave. 5oxl0011:
Daniel IrEaham, referee. 10 Frederick .
81 Aans ave. II corner 135th-gt. runs 2rl II
t. l3Gth-st i25x2D Rudolph + Rabe and
wife individual and trustee TO Michael Conian
hli hH'ti'r 49,
Southern boulevard. 81 II of Rrass ave.
15xlOo: Same TO Charles Grassman and another. g.,
West -. No SO. Charles Lane ct al % William
l'eNlin ~
1ith -. n 80 q 4 West End ave. 2Oxl022
Edward II - Srien. referee. to Iu.ius Lyons. 20.
9ifh n $40 II II Central Park West. Tx
1ObS Kate lAu:"rty to Henry v Nh'ic..--.... ~,
4Gii-st. Il is5 n ~ I..Ninston-ave 2oNltn.1:
Joseph \ WEIGH. referee 10 George Mcclure. o.
2i-arc. - iD'4 IT ~ Jnih-st. 23iXlyD. Luc
u Hauhner 10 Joseph Kuhn...............-... -
lst-ayc. - u n - Iath-st. 2jI73. katharinl
Kun 90 Jsnn Nortach Observation-Disclosures. 20
Same pr l'r'y. Anton Kunz 20 Katharine kunz..
c2i-st IS. ISL II II LeNlncfon-Rvc. 2tNl o y.
Jennie orr 81 al. -vecut5rs. 10 John II Robert
sn w.
Illth-si No 10 East. Louis W Olms and wife
Maria straipone. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D
IiS'h-.t. n 30 n ~ jih-ave 5iNlo, III
Frederick SaCkett end wife io Frppo Cirrit,.. q
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To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Mr.. Hanna has. believe. proposed that as the
Republican emblem during the coming campaign
there be used three stalks OF pampas grass on"
dyed red another blue and left lis natural white
have read too that Il Is suggested that the silver
ties wear button representing the daisy and having
sixteen silver petals about gold centre and that II is
asserted on their behalf that the daisy IL truly Ma
tional flower whereas the pampas grass grows only
in single State of the Union1 slfornia-and even
II Owed as suggested would present merely the Ma
tonal cOOrs, which hardly be nonOpOlizeG by
any one party. II has occurred 10 me that the
golden rod might well be adopted the Republican
symbol It's very suggests the existing gold
standard" and Il grows throughout the length and
breadth OF our land IRVING VI. TOWNSEND.
Washington ID. c., June 49, 1886
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RATIFY on TIE FOtRTu.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: "A Rcjoicer." through your paper. suggests
that the people ratify the Republican nominations
and celebrate the Nations birthday at the same
time Let the people at their homes display flags
lanterns pictures OF Mckinley the advance agent Of
prosperity, and the pamras grass pluncs. soon -
become noted. We should rejoice IN View OF Tie
coming change and certainly every American family
should In some way recognize the glorious Fourth
Interest the ladies and what they DO IN the
way of decorating AN INDOKSEK.
East Orange. " j. June %. 1886.
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Galveston. June 25.-Corton quiet, middng 6%c; low
middlng Che; good ordinary 6sc: net and gross re
ceips So bales coastw-e $50 bales: sales. 3's
bales; stock. II 293 bales
Norfolk. June 25.--Cotton nominal; mddng TIC; low
miiflng G'c good ordinary 3-Gc net and gross re-
ceps 30 bales; exports coastwise l1 bales stock 15i4
bales.
savannah. June 25.--Cotton dull: midding &c: low
middlng 1916; net and receipts 100 bales; -
ports coastwise. ~ bales sales 81 bales. stock oij
bales.
New-Oresns. June 25-cotton steady: good middling.
g. Ice middling exc low m,dGline. iiiGc; good ori
nary 7l6c net and receipt 66s bales exportn TO
Britain 270 bales TO the Continent. 2sS bales;
sales 800 bales: stock. ~. S3l baies
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eVBUuBAN real ESTATE

AGENCY FOR MUNTC.-AIE.-k-a. state.
al kinds. aale or rens . Beck nlali-si..
- Y. and opp D.. l.. and W station.
Nonica.r CLARENCE r.. III bBs.
AT MONrCLAGR. House. for sale ana -
,r'. furnished and unfinished WI Il
TAYLOR M0r,clair y J.
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fnrnisheo 6ouses 60 fct-C ountrn.


A y EXCEPTION ~. OPPORTuNITY.-New and beau
n uful residence rent hropksde PARK. Isrryt""h,
Y twent, eight miles from city. Communication rare IL
from station gentleman JUST moved III
nexpectediy called will make special sncrhce u
terms Address Immediately. D. Boz 5l3. Tarrytown Nj
A II NEW CANAAN Ct. furnished bouet; h-drnrIns
~ no, and cold at extensive grounds thos
"A y,rdcncr'r cottage Apply H. q. THOMSON. care
Anchor Post 10 Co.tlandf-st.
NOR RENT SEASON AT Long Brunch. finely ana com
pletey furnished cottage fourteen rooms al noderh
improvements Apply on premises. H. NJ Dahl ""her'
Chelsea ave- between "a and 81 ayes.
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COACffNiAN AMI GARpENER.-By mar
red man English. or would work IN
boarding stables sober and honest; wiling
and ohllging: careful driver, iirst-c,ass
personal references Address HX 6W
EngleWO1d y. J.
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COACIlMAN.--By temperate. reliable sin
g'e man. thoroughly experienced. careful
driver. can milk. care lawn. willing. handy
and useful on gentleman's place. refer
ences. cOAcHMAN. Box -. Tribune Of
nee
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FURNISHED ROOMS.


NNNcONNoNNNNrONN-
TO LET summer longer. eight lgat
rooms. steam. select. view Medlspn-ar-.
reduced refcrer coz. ~ East seth st. soc
onl nat
nth ST. o. EAST. near 5th-afe. Cool
attractive rooms. American family
p"rmaneats. transi'nts. moderate.
~ WEST BOTH ST Elegantly furnished
rooms. gentlemen only, rei"ren 'es
22D-ST.. 1917 WEST.-iIandsome large
and small r0ous. every convenience,
house and appointments sci"C.
3STIl- ST 80 WEST. To summer visitors
and others. large and small rooms. wtl
furnished test beds. cool. pleasant; al
convenienc's s. - S. 30 Owner
a. EAST 2sTfI- ST Top n1pr. newly FUR
nished. painted and papere1; light md
airy. large and small rooms. gr:itlem n.
5sTU-sT.. $40 WEST. Hotel 81. Adams
beautifully furnished suites or single
rooms. with private nn;'-. sdiner rates.
225 FAST 3lsT ST. Summer prices; for-
nisheI rooms, all Improvements. private
family. references exchanged
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription, for

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received al their Uptown
Ocice. 80. l2i2 Broadway. "a door north
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Clements received al The following branch
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COACHNAN. careful driver: hon
est and willing, country preferred, pres
ent employer giving u2 horses. Cali 81
Broadway. Room rs
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Nt'RSE.--rNpcrienc oolored woman 40
nurse for Invalid or baby: city 90 coun-
Try. RIClFhtd SON, i5Gth-st.. Franklin
Fiat near >th-aNc.
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Gilman. Married; small family; Al
reference. understands gardening. handy;
try preferred. Adircss +. SAGENDORF
lI9 Wlllow-st.. Brooalyn.
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COACHMAN and GARDENER. Trust
worthy. single man. scotch. cApe-len' "a
driver. understands the care and manage
ment OF horses. garden. lawn. good milhsr;
highly recommended. Address CDNPE-
TENT, BOX 4. Tribune Once.
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REASONS FOR THE CHANGE.

FIRST OF all II Is impossible ever TO secure either
ap or rapid transportation by horsepower. The
~" age prevailing rate to-day IL 25 cents ton
nue. and amount of expenditure of public money
~ public roads can reduce this very much. because
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~N0-NooO>0S>>'O>0O'.'- "-'~o'-"'-o-'S"N~
BICYCLES Monarch or Defiance bicycles:
highest grade. also lss5 models. al
prices. surdri-s. pairs. ,. ). bllN-
NAN 'ii LeNing, 7n-iNe, n .ar 4f'n 81
CAPITAL procured for merchants manu-
,acturcrs AMI others desiring 20 extend
their business. stores ami husinesa places
sold quickly without publ 'ity. VI DON
AID & WiGGlNs. 80 Nassans,.
CTGAR mandatory. slla fountain and no
ton store for sale On account q SICK
ness. NJ agents. 80 Bridge-st. Hr"oHlya.
ESTABLISHED AWNING BUSINESS 'or
sale cheap good reasons VIII teach
business 80 inexperienced purchase. big
piont and smn investment. 2232 - ave
FOR SALE. - Restaurant. pr,adway.
Brooklyn 500 JAMES II. HART. l.o2s
Gaze i,".. opposite 49, station.
FENCE TIGHTENER Automatic attach
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6. ". FIELD. Nartn Branch. y. T.
GIVE THIS YOUR ATTENTION. VIII
sell entire or part furniture u four story
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pant years. furniture all substantial and
good carpets; excellent house. 10 rooms.
-ne Z t"ff locations IN city fcr boaf4-
90 lodg'rs. viii sell below value. terms
satisfactory o. responsible parties, ra'if
factory rea> ms far selling. n agents.
REASONABLE. Bon i. Tribune once
HARNESS BrCKLE. Esperi,J,y suited 70
hart'ins N .lil Weather. fsscrih"d 90
scienc, pa-c Weekly Tribune. June II.
Capital wanted e. help pat n on market.
g. r. FRASCisCD. Lakes al.
INSERTED TEETH f.- hard,aws new
way 70 overcome ga l'CsIlfv. boats AZ
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oroo~~NN~~~V>"N>~
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COMPANION.-By refined American wo-
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travel. E. FERGUSON. 3i2 East s2a-st
FINISHING GOVERNEss or COM
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lyn preferred. Mra. FEENEY, $50 South
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KINDERGARrNER.- BY a trained kinder
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MANICURE aal CHIROPODiST-ThOf
ough operator wishes few more custom
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RING Ia Oranges bell I'll West 2lst-st.
OFFICE ASSISTANT. &c.-Ty refined, ed
uc2tel lady as oHice sss'ant. cashier,
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address J.. 81. Box -. az Broaaway
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ySySCEILAyEOIjS.

SEE ORR 1gc. shirt waists. an Immense
selection. and don't pay ~ - elsewhere
tor the same kind. srea, midsummer sale.
JAMMES. 40 Broadway and West
27th-st
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COACHMAN.--By young nan. understands
his business In NJ. H., branches. INST
class references from last employer. will
Ing TO be generally usafu.. understands
garlenlnE. IL. Irlbune Ol!ce
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WASHING. --Respectable woman wnYA
l.ae soine family washing or go OUTING
the day: best reference. Ic3 West 6ist-
st. = flights up.
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COACTMAN II long experience; sober.
careful driver; careful ~ horses IN he
charge; reliable; Wiling 20 make himself
useful; references. LANES. II T.. 2sth-st.
FARM HAND or OARDENER.---B sweio
married, best references. Inquire at los
Sprih sneId ave. Newark. y. j.
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COACHMAH.-Firs ,-class married msa
no family: thoroughly understands his
business IN every respect: . years best
city reference: employer can be seen: city
or country. Ad1re.s o. NJ. 81 Narkct-s,
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HELP WANTED.


Female.
LADIES o. literary tastes and cap7c'fN,
Who wou'd help aisin'erestetly "A great
movement. can earn K ear income. L.,
'nt ttl ave.
ADVERTISEMENTS ami subscriptions for
The Tr.hrn- received ~ their pto"a
crlc. No l2I2 broadway. ~ door north
Of 3is' II ur.A . o'circl' y. m. adv"r-
,is-rucn's receive - At the following branch
o,.,c.s ~ reg .Ilar oTlce rates u1'il < clock
% IN VIZ: "a shave. -. cor. 2'd q -,
cha, cor io.h e ii2 Columbus ave.
rear West cf,h At
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FOR SALE.

1oon>yN~NNr@N0NN~,Oy>~ 7~~-r~NNN~N|NNNN|S0NN
A-A-A-A.-FIN diamonds. watches;
81 weekly, no trash call OF address
WATCH SUPPLY CO.. Maiden Lane.
Room . All goods guaranteed.
AT REDUCED PRICES -3O second hand
wood and Iron working machines: fully
e,iaranieed; machinery bought and cN-
changed GEORGE Il EDDY. 39> Mad
kOn-st
FOR SAIF.-Handsome AnGora Kittens. 81
each: the best In Maine. JOHN ROW
LETT. Rockland. Ne.
FOR sALE.-Nery handsome Maltese Al
CORA kittens. extra long fur. Address
Mrs y \. SFEARS, 80 Mulberry s.,
Worcester. Mass.
$3.50. BICYCLE STORE and repair shop
In a hrst-class location. doing good bust
ness: owner leaving State. Address A. b.
c. 397 Fniton-st., Brooklyn.
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DTlESsMAKING.

>rs~NJ~-~J-e~e a<.~s NSNr<N~(@N~JN'~
COrTyRfERE FRANCHISE. - Dinner,
walking. carriage and outing md tailor
made costumes. fancy waists. ladies' ma
terials used new sleeve. new skirt. short
notice: summer prices. Nine ANDERSON.
1874 West l5th-si.. formerly with stern
Bros
DRESSMAKER.- Misses AMI chlfren's; by
the day or at home. or would go q short
distance In the country. Address {, NJ,
BOX ~. 1912 Broadway.
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Counirn propsrtp TO Est.

GUNNER HOME In Berkshire HIS very desirable;
- four barn. garden irut erDenrt
tennis; Queechy Lake Canaan. y. Y Hey. HoHA,E
BYRNEs gl Rivnston-s. New York or 61s Bedford
ave. BROOKLYN