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PITH AND POINT. I |.

Clara--t1 was afraid il I let him
kiss me / should be sorry for it after
ward" Maude-"Were you 81 Pusk.
Johnny" asked his teacher, ..whst
must we do before our sing can be for
given ?" ''Sin," replied Johnny
Boston Beacon. /.
care You prepared to accept mem
to-day, as nature makes them?" I'm
-er-pleased to accept them as, they
propose. Truth. e, .s.;; ss5S
Halle That policeman In the next
street must be clubbing somebody "
Nutte-t.Why? 81 hear him Whist
ling for help. Puck.
"Myi" Edith said, s,buts Mr.. Long
iley's fat s'You are mistaken, my
dear, he's quite thin Yes; but up
and down, mean. Judge.
Merritt. Ian was, made to mourn.
ron know Cora -" And what was
woman made for, pray r. Merritt ~
..'To make him DO 80, 4 suppose. ~
Truth. q tyls # .is ~ +
She-sDo you suppose his wife
really supports him ?'' He II think
so. He told me he didn't know what
real happiness meant until after he got
married. ."-Puck.
Scientifcns-ssLet me see, what ias
the name OF the instrument thai sses.
cords the strength OF pugilistss
blow?" Jollicns 81 guess you mean
q phonograph. =" Pack. f5.s,,
.T feel" said the clock that hal
ceased to etick, like the victim Of i D
bicycle COLLISION How is that ~ y
asked the watch. Run down ,s-s
Philadelphia North American. &
Brown-.'Why doesn't Walker stop
to speak, Thought he knew yoG i,' fl's
Smith Used TO but I introduced
him to the girl he married. Neither
otthem recognize me nov. Pinch:
"Oh. that young man is allrighf, rs a
said Gobang. He is just sowing his !
wild oats. :" !. s.The trouble with him. 3 !
said Grymes, ta.is that he Is trying u !
raise two crops on the Same land. s'.--s
Truth. & q
Mrs. Troubles .When we were
first married, Harry, You never
Uttered a complaint. |" Mr.. q hen
we were first married, Jane, 4 had cash
enough to employ q cook !" Pittsburg
/ Chronicle Telegraph. 81
She -s::And, now, Charlie, Isuppose
to morrow you will have to speak TO-
papa about our Engagement a He
eyes. dearest, I suppose ! must. Nj
(After pause) :. Has you- father got;
o telephone?' Somerville Journal. r y Z,
He-'T thought you said your love,
for me was as strong as iron and 49,
true as steel; pray, how do you ac-s
count for your numerous firtations2
5he--"Wen, you see, the iron and
steel works have shnt down for the
present. ."--Up.to.D Date. 7 iE;8Is
Mrs Mimms George, are yoa !
sure you locked mp the house
carefully r. Mimms -s.B ioye,
can't remember about the front door,.
Mrs. Mimms--..Never mind the front
door. How about the coal bin ?1--s
Cleveland Plain Dealer 95ss
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TO DESTROY HAzEbtBusHRs.

To destroy bushes, hazel willow,
etc., writes Darwin Rex, of Roane
County, Tennessee, I find frequent
cutting of the brush md briars during
the growing season the best practice.
Cut close and as often as they sprout,
for the leaves are the lungs of the
plant. If willows are peeled. as soon
as the sap is we'll up in spring, they
will succumb. S,rall ones may he
pulled when the ground is wet, and
this I find the bes. way for alder
provided they are at once hung up to
dry OF are burned. H..
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ROSE NOTES.

The fine hybrid tea rose, Augusta
Victoria, has been not sufficiently
praised. It is classed by one florist as
among his ''thoroughbreds. " It has q
large, dark, glossy green leaf and pro-
duces, with average freedom, great
blooms which are beautiful in the bud,
or half blown, or when fully out, with
no stamens seen, and their pure white
petals just tinted at the center with
lemon yellow. A plant of mailing size
had in ten weeks from planting two
fine blooms, one of eighty.two, and
another of ninety-four petals. The
blossoms were larger the second year.
The bush had grown to be fourteen
inches high, and seventeen, inches
across. Nearly every one of the long
clean new shoots had blossom, one
four inches across with 104 petals.
"a fair sized Alfred Colomb has 1861
The rose is of German origin, and it's
only fault is thatit is tender and must
he taken up over winter. :.
The white La France (hybrid tes) is
hardy with protection. 1t has light
bright green leaf, blooms freely, and
as soon after planting as the Victoria.
It has about fifty petals Of leathery
texture, ivory white, lighted at the
base by suggestion of pink, and is in
form like the pink La France. The
blooms are from two and ahslf to four
inches in diameter.
The Meteor hybrid teal blooned in
nine weeks from planting. 1t makes
tall growth with, dark leaves, and
is seldom without srbud, which, how
ever, is long in developing and may
fail to open. .i t3
In cool weather they are fine,
dark, glowing CRIMSON, full and some
what quartered like. some hybrid per-
petuals :. The first bloom was three
and quarter inches in diameter and
has sixty-four petals. 1t is hardy with
protection.
Madam Schwaller. Ia hybrid teal bears
off the palm for hardness, vigor, fra
GRANGE and freedom OF bloom. It has
lclusters'of buds occasionally like the
Duchesse de Brabant, which it resem.
bles in its autumn flowers, which are
shell-like and dellcately tinted. It
sends up profusion of stiff red stems,
growing by the second season to
hight of over two feet. The roses are
pink, great blushing beauties, with the
fragrance of q June Jacqueminot. Its
lasting qualities as cut flower for
wearing are wonderful. One blossom
of Madam Schwaller was worn for sew
eral hours on three successive days,
reviving perfectly between times when
placed in water. ~ 3 ~.
The following method of treating
roses in winter was wssrecommendedt to me
by successful amateur. Pot the rosesin
October md keep them out of doors,
tho near the house, until very late,
sometimes till December, protecting
them from severe frosts. They may
freeze without injury and are less
likely after it to be troubled with in.
scots. Winter them in the cellar IN
til February, after which keep them
in rather cool room.-New York In
dependent. a-
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Caugllt n White Squirrel.

Vivian Strr. theirs, teacher in the
franklin Schoo! in Dingman Town
ship, Pennsylvania, few days ago
exhibited curious freak of nature IN
the shape of white squirrel. The
little creature had pink eyes.-New
York Press.
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A Use for Eggs.

Calico print works use 10000, 600
dozen eggs per year, wine CHARTERS
use 0,OOO,O0O dozen, the photogra.
pliers and other industries use many
millions, and these trade orders in
crense more than table demands.
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a DREAta ROSE.

hear the tempest loud and drear
That nadly sway the leafess trees
And moans across the darkened mere,
A surge Of ghostly fantasies
Yet, while the sorrowful refrain
So weirdly al my easement blows,
Iquite forget the wind and rain
In dreaming Of the summer rose. Il
g-R. z. MunHttridk. In Harper's Weekly;
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MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE

A'A direct 20 Cottage city Mass and Por-isn. v..
Delightful sea-coss' route 10 all pleasur. resrfs ~
and Fast elegant scenery low excursion ra'ss
SAT- from Pier No -. East River every Tuesday ~
day and Saturday at p. VI.
HORATTO HALL. A.
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AnyrRrsrMENrs and .nn.erlrtlon. I

ADVERTISEMENTS and Subscriptions for
The TriiuEc received at their Uptown
Once No l.2i2 lir laCwaN. ~ door north
81 3lst-st.. uu'l . o clock :. m adver
tisefnen's received ~ the following branch
Offices AT regular office rates until ) clock
J.. m.. VIZ. 30 >th ave, = .. cor. 2if
ST.. l52 9th ave. cor. l2th-st. Macy =.
9Th ave. and Jiih-st., az CoiumhrS ave. .
near West est st. Loo Wes; i2d g.. near
oh ave. az East lith ~ 2.1 West t2i-
81. between Ith ana 'fh aves. 100 East
i1th--f. 33N 2d-nve.. between Idth and
i1th sis 1925 3l-INc. near Glnt-st. !. EOS
~ ave-. near -rth st.. go "a ave. near
ilst-st.. go 3a-ave.. 323 Ilee-her 81. .
. ,H,A 80 ave. 24p East 1Hth ST.. 1927 81
ave > 662 81 ave ~ Amsterdam ave. .
lO2 West 80 st rs East 10Th - 2u;i
East ssh st.. sjG 81, ave. t5l ath ave. .
l52 ~ ave. near 9Th - .ri East sdth
ST.. h2p HrpidwnN j0 81 ave. 800
sth ave. 3ls ~ ave. T5l have. At
the Harlem Cniees. 2o5l 81 ave. near
ll3th- It, l36 East i25ih St near 3d ave.
2i3 West i2ith ~ bet 7fh and sth ayes
32p West li5th-st At The hrooklvn Offices
3H1 Fulton - 19 Tulto--rt ~ Court
st - BrnsdWa' +. y la3 nroa.vay.
/. D.. IKE I.r,!e ave. ne4. Broadway.
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w TTt'IT1 y T - I1TsIFl " - lfTmnl
AbVAH u DDTY VI u.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
FATE OF NEW.YORK- Civil Service Coz

- mission. Examinations fpr Cour Positions city
and County - New York open competitive ENamina-
lions Will be held AZ Appellate Division court Room.
III Firm Avenue New-York CITY September g. 1896 at
70 MI the following positions -Four clerks the
special Commissioner II Jurors salary Sl.5Hl year
-Four messengers at salary Of 5000 one
stenogrdpher ,malcj falan $1,000 Two type
writers teiiher salary 81. 200 Assistant Librarian
Tor the Appellate Division 81 tho SuIrem" Court <,D"l
Candidates must nle applications the offce ~ the
Commissioner prior 10 the lat" u examination. Applica
t'h hlhr X and Information may be obtained at the
Court Room III Finh Ave-. Ncw York city from
The secretary. New York rir service Commission. Al
nshy y Y Applicants must be residents ana citizens 4
ork state. and - least twenty -
CHARLES = FOWLER CHIEF Examiner
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.--Na luabl1
livery and boarding stable property and
The business stock. &c. price 500. oco. Ad-
dress Postolfice Box l35. Brooklyn.
TO EXCHANGES $3.50. coo piece Of cen
trail Chicago property producing fair In
come. Incumbrance 10000. VIII take
clear Kansas city or -. Louis. Mo. prop
erty. or good stocks or bonds VIII give
bargain u party able q assume incum-
brance G. G. SPOTSWOOD. Room 701
i45 La Sale St. Chicago. III.
YOU ARE MISTAKEN It's not too hot
10 trade your country place FOR city prop
erty call and talk with me abou, L. JOHN
O. HOTT 80 Pine-st
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Conmtrn rroperip for Sale.

>~'S~~N~~~~c(>~>cN~>~>>>~> S'o"No|rO~~|<Io~~
NOR SALE.-stoc farm of 300 acres 20 miles from
l. PhlacelDhla u and timber, railroad
station or property. ais, suitable for site For par
tcuars address II. GUEST. Box Sl3 Philadelphia T. 0.
A DVERTIs EMENTs and sutscriptione for The Trib-
n une received their Uptown Office. No 2i2 Broad
way door perth OF 3sf-st until O'Clock p. m, al
Nersements received the following branch offices
regular ONCE rates until O'Clock = VIZ - sl-
ave e or 221-st 1872 9Th 18th Mays
9Th ave l4h-st: ls2 Columbus West 9th
Of 100 42d ST. Gth-eve. 90 East l4th- 257
West 42d-st between 7th and sih 5a East f7th
81, 1873 3d-ave between 10Th and nth .O2G ID
ave. Gist-st I7Os st-ave s9th-s $50 ID
4lst-st: 55s 81 ave; 325 Bleecker-st 9JS
% ave, $40 East 73th-st; 1921 3d-aye 2GG2 81
e5 Amsterdam-ave. s02 West 42d-st. East 10Th 81
2G3 East 4sth-st $50 3th-ave. 65i ave 1852 3D.
ave- Eeai 67th-st.; 54 East st; $50 Broadway.
1bo3 3dave. 100 sth-ave 1918 "a ave: 1853 6h-ave
a. the Harlem Onces; 2ooi 81 ave. lIoth~st.:
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

>ON~NON~NNN~-NOcSN~~~@-<~ rN~"O~NN~>|N>NNN0S'
WEST 74TH-ST. Select board In South
ern family. references {. II. II. c.
Pos-off!cA Box . i65.
lDTH-ST. IS WEST. - Beautiful large and
small cool rec ms table unexcelled. tran
sients accommodated.
81 WEST l6TH-ST. -Comfortabl furnished
large and small rooms. well kept, good
Servi,e; excellent table, references.
49TH-ST.. 81 WEST Large and small
rooms. paror. second ard third floors;
private baths. with good board.
$50 WEST 4iTH- ST. -Homelikc home;
large singl, mi connecting rooms, also
beautiful back parOr lovely room for
elderly couple Or doctor with or wi'hou,
board.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOLDING DlVANS with top mattress "a
pestry cSvsr and woven wire springs.
complete sl5 upholstery work n sum
mer prices. GEO. LOCKHART. l2S IVES,
23d-s'
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FOR SALE.
.>>>~cONNNNNNNNNNNN NNoNNNNNoNN0|NNNNN
A WEEKLY payments,
fine diamonds. watches. no trash. Call
or address WATCH SUPPLY co. Nal
den Lane. Room .. All goods guaranteed.
AT ltEDUcED PRICES -5Vo secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fuzzy
suaran:eed: machinery bought and e1-
changed GEORGE Il EDDY. 3Js Nati-
Gon-st.
BUY YOUR TRUNKS. travelling bags.
dress-suit cases. direct from manufactur-
er: save middlemans profits. CHARLES
SCHWARTZ. Reliable Trunk and Bag
Maker % years established. SO 4th-ave.
near 9th-st
FIRST-CLAss baker and confec,ioner's
business for sale. short distance from
New York. RARE CHANCE. Tribune Of
Gee
FOR SALE.-New No. Caligraph. $40
1913 81 ave.
FOR SALE.-First-class butcher shop.
doing good business. good reasons for
selling address ADDISON J. LYON IA
Stevens-ave.. Mount Vernon. y. Y.
INDIAN RELICS -IarSe collection FOR
rale cheap Write ". X. MOOREHEAD
ColInous. Ohio
800 600 CIGARS. ali grades ~ h~ sold at
auction this day. X. UPDEGRONE.
aucti0neer III Nassau-st
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WORK WANTED.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

U~~->~~~o~O~o-~~.~O~~.N .N~~o>NN~~~~N~>>DN~
Male.
BUTLER and VALET A gentleman Is
anxious 10 recommend his late butler.
with one CT more tOotmen. thoroughly
eficient trustworthy and sober. age ~.
height O feet. BUTLER McKinleys I93
6th-lve.
COACHMAN.- Flist-,l class. thoroughly un-
aerstanis horses. carriage. eight years
personal city references honest ~ote..
wiling. ot!glng. J. g.. 80 Vest 12c-s'.
COACHMAN. GARDENER. COOK. I.AVN
DRESS. BY Engiishman ana wife. de-
slrable coupe. highly recommended. every
particular At CARPENTERS. les oh
ave
COACHMAN. GARDENER Useful Oe--
man. best reference single can mix.
care laNns. useful. Always wanted. At
CARPENTER :. los 6th-sve
COACHMAN and GROOM c mpeter, ana
thorough. experienced driver. city or
country. ON milk. generally useful. neat.
willing oSligirg. ) years references. L.
D.. Lax Il. I>lSure OclcA
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
tufurnished.

i05TH ST. LAG WEST Elegant six-room
Mats, private halls. bath all improve
mems, nne iocadcn. lanitor services. lib
eral rent allowed. Apply to janiior.
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Ocean Cleaners

Ocean Cleaners
WHITE STAR LINE.
Teutonic Aug u. noon Teu'onic Sept . noon
Britannia A ~. Britannia 49, noon
Majestic. Aug 49, noon Majestic Sept q noon
German Sept. 2 ti"rmanic Sept 20
NO COTTON CARRIED BIZ PASSENGER STEAMERS
Pier No. as North River. ONCE. % Broadway. n Y.
H. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
CTNARD LINE.
~" TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN.
Campana. Aug. ij a. m Etruria Sept. D. noon
Umbria Aug % noon Campania Sept ~ a. m.
Lucana. Aug 20 y n. Tmbria Sent. 10 p m
From Pier 40 North River foot ~ Clarkson-sr.
For freight and passage apply at the Companys Office
No Bowling Green. New-York
VERNON II BROWN & co. General Agents.
NCHOR LINE L. s. NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Saturday
FOR GLASGOW AND LONDONpERRY
From Pier 81 y. r.. Foo, West oath street
Ethiopia .......Aug. - Crcassia Aug -
Furnessia ........Aug. % An-hor!a sep u
saloon. $i5 "a cabin. 500 seerage s24 30 and S25 80
5. ;. CITY or ROME ..'' ser L" ana ~ ~
saloon. so and up % cabin. $50. Storage. $3.50.
Henderson Brothers. General Agents. Bowling Green
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no BUILDERS Sealed proposals for furnish


ing the necessary materials and performing the labor
for erecting and finishing laundry building for the Man
haitian State HOSPITAL a. Wards Island y. L. may be
sent by mail delivered In person 70 800 o'clock D.
m. Monday. August Eth 1896 70 John McAnerney Act
President Il Beard u Managers ~ the Manhattan
state Hospital No Madison Avenue New York city.
at which time and place tie Board - Manag rs will re
ceive AMI open al proposals
Plans and specifications may be seen and blank forms
- prop sails obtained the cilce ~ O. Perry, Arcni
tcct. in The Cipltoi At Abeo n Y. Of Or. a. F.
Macdonald. Gsnsral Superintendent u the Hospital. AZ
No. Madison Avenue. New York city.
Proposals must BE- for the whole work and be accom-
panied los bonds suretles guaranteeing tho faith
tx - the accepted.
The Board II Managers the right 10 reject
or bids the best interests Of the
state JOHN MANERNEf,
I'd Of
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male.
WANTED AN IrEA-Nho can think Of
some simple thing to patent. protect your
IDEAS they may bring you wealth. Write
JOHN WEDDERBCRN x Co. Patent A.
torneys Washington. d. C.. for their $500
prize offered 10 inventors and lis, 81 300 N
Vent.ons wanted.
WANTED Travelling statesmen 10 handle
e good paying side line Address DUN
MING VOORHEES, MO. co. Box $40
Chicago.
WANTED. Experienced solicitors and
men Of brains stamped with success. TO
whom We can now assign special terri
tory for the sale ~ The New-York rrih.
un-s great work. Americas Successful
Men. II IS one II the most easily sold
publications now before the American
people hecause IL Is not only deeply In
teres'ing In itself. bur great educator
FOR young n'en starting IN lie and fan ~
object lessons Every family and library
Is expected 20 order IL. Published IN two
large volumes. royal octave. Illustrated
with numerous steel and stlpplA Portraits
Address ADAMS & co. rs Duane
St = Y.
u PER DAY Sure II you want honor
abr. steady employment, az home or 10
.rdN ! the YEAR round. send Tor ou- whole
sale price list and particulars We furnish
N,st bank references. AMERICAN TEA
90. Detroit Mich.
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THE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS VIII sell AZ

49, pune auction "a" premises. August 2lsf lsad ~
- CLOCK no bi woodrow Lewis auotiorcers. al
ih'n g ma hln'N. etc me rorthciy half u
l' ",Nr' l,'n" an Bcthune Streets. West street
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REAL ESTATE For SALE.
Country.

THE ORANGES =. J. "a speclsl.y). -
Residences for rent for occupancy on or
after Sept l. also sale 5000 70 SO. 90
upward. terma 10 suit Full particulars
+. T. HAMILTON & CO.. 90 'Bway. y. Y.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

U0c>~.~N~N~oNN~~~~ ~N~N~N0NN>NNNNN~
AT MONTCLAIR. Houses for sale and n
,et: furnished and UNFINISHED. WA. III
TAYLOR Nontclair. n. J.
4 BARGAIN 80. 400. easy terms; Ridge
field Park. y T.. &c minutes from New
York: room h0uae: 22x3s. lot 50xl00. A
nice home thoroughly we'll built and lr
perfect order. steam heat soapstone tubs
fine water. large Clubhouse. Communication. :
cents. railroads: ferries; take ferry
from 700, Of 42d. Cort.andt. Franklin or
Desbrosses s's 70 Little Ferry station. and
ask FOR w. " PAUL
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CouutrD ponr0.

~NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNND~N 0~N>~">~>>N
GRAND VIEW FARM.-Board during September and
VI October 81 80 and s. per week two most beautiiu
months country: house has bath and IL on high
elevation. with hrst-class table Mrs. J. II. TOTTEN
Southport Conn New-Haven Railroad convenient Il
city.
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Wtsan Examers
NORTD1 @ERMMM Lloyd

>~~>>~~~~~~~~N~~o~oNo ~c~nc|er.~~S<SS<S"
NORTN @ERG0NM llWWlDo
FROM NETWORK.
SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON, BREMEN
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS 49,
Cabin $40 and upward III Cabin, $f5 and $50; rouna
Trip sos and 800
Havel. Aug II 10 am Lshn Tues. Sept o. am
Spree Tues Aug.2j 10 am. Trave Tues septl5 10 I'm
CHERBOURG. PARIS BREMEN.
Aller Sat Aug 90 10 m. Saale sat. Sept o. 10 a IT
Return tickets available from Mediterranean or from
Bremen. London Hsvre.
NETHERLANDS SERVICE.
TO GIBRALTAR, NAPLES GENOA.
Fulja. Aug a. 10 a. m. Kaiser Sept r. 10 m
Ems Aug 20 10 m. Vera. Sept. ~. ~ a. m
OELRICHS e. CO. Bowling Green
GERMARJ MEDD1 TER SANEAN SERVICE
tNORTH-GERMAN 'HAMBCRG- MEXICAN
LLOYD S. S. co. LINE.
Express steamers from NewYork
10 Gibraltar Algers. Naples and Genoa -
Columbia oct. p. II An tFUda. Nov ~. 10 A.
tWemo: Oct, 81: 10 A. " tKsissI Noy p se 10 a y
Return tickets available for the steamers ~ either ne
from Naples. Genoa Gibraltar Hamburg Bremen. Cher
hourg. London. and Southampton.
North Ger. Lloyd s. &. Co. HAMBURG American
Oelrichs 4 Co. Gen. Agts. Line.
Bowling Or. N Y. 81 Bro dwny. y T.
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Droposnl5.


DROPOSAL for Sheet Asphalt and Asphalt
Block Pavements Onice II the Commissioners.
d. {. Washington u G.. August 4. 1896 led Pro-
posal. will be received this office until II O'Clock NJ
August 20 laying Sheet Asphalt and Asphalt
Block Pavements Blank forms II proposals. sr"cca-
tons. all necessary information be obtained az
the Office Of the Engineer Commissioner. JOHN ".
ROSS. GEORGE TRUESDELL CIAS. F. POWELL.
Commissioners n. {.
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Go Get for Bnslness pnrposes
Gin Real gsiate for Sale OF 60 fet
ilnfurnlsbso Apartments Dauieo.
5nbnrban propertp for Sale.


4 GENCY FOR NoafcIair Real Estate.-Al kinds CLAIR
a ence H. Tubbs Mon clair. n j. and Hs knan st. N
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10 STEAMHEATING CONTRACTOKS

Il Sealed proposals for furnishing the necessary ma
and performing the labor for erecting and COM
plotting steam-heatng and venating apparatus for the
brick female employees for the Manhattan state
Hospital at Wards Island y Y. may be sent by mail or
delivered In person To $50 o'cock m. Monday Au-
gust 18th. 1896 John McAnerney Acting President ~
Boarl Of Managers Of the Manhattan State Hospital.
at No Madison Avenue. New York City at which time
and place the Board 81 Managers will receive and open
all proposals.
Plans and specifications be and blank forms
proposals obtained the cfice 81 l. g Perry Arch-
tec IN the Capitol Albany. y. Y. or Of Or 4. T..
Macdonald General Superintendent 81 the Hospital at
No. Madison Avenue, New-Nork CITY.
Parties bidding this work must be persons or Arms
actually engaged in the heating business and the
proposals b. the whole and b accom-
panied bonds of suretie guaranteeing the faith
fu execution Of tho offer. II accepted.
The Board u Managers the right 20 reject any
all bids they deem Tor The best interests ~ the
State. JtNiN i ANtffNEl,
Acting President Board u Managers.