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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Ahrens Alfred ". and wife 10 Thomas + Martin.
executor Of Charles Martin No 10 West list . ~,
years s'''
BendheinI Adoph VI. 10 Charles stadler oo
corner German Place and l56th-si. years. So"
Or ron Il , mianr ave- and iisth ST. H5o
% same. corner Manhattan ave ana
Han ~. years "''N
Graham. Helen NJ. and Julia; 20 American Surety
90 New York No Al West 33dst. secures .
Haraett. Rclari v and wife 70 Title Guarantee
and Trust Company. No 10 beekman-st o ~
years WIZ
Jenkins Ida l. and Mary +. to Bernard Lenahan:
Mornngside ave 235 II 81 iisth ST.
year ............-...... o"'
Johnston. william. and wife 70 Frances f II
Lewis. lsd ST. 20 u OF 9Th ave. years O.''
Lawrence. Fannie r. &C. Lewis @ Morris.
Mount Hope Place 40 II Of Fleetwood ave.
-" vars ~ 49,
East Houston st. years ..............-..-... TO-"
Plat. Richard q. 70 Edward and Henry Hirsch.
n S4th 81. 4Gs n # West End ave. year. $500
Smith. Samuel W II. and wife 10 Judson Todd.
lieth 81. 225 II II l.enoS ave. year. -
Same. +" eieo,ee W I.ougherty. = IiGth st. 225
n W OF I,nox ave / year. ................. i2e.
Schafer. I'm. and wife Frederic ! Middelrouh.
line l3"h ST AT line " Pentz Il. shown
map lands ~ John Ieniz. year. -....... 100
Wensien. Morris. ana VIE To- william Nisi"r,
jr. corner Of Pleasant ave and 1l5th s.; 3
year .............,... 2e4
Ficasant ave, year ....'.-........... 10.
ave- year ..'.....'.' ...'........'..., 80,
Yule John and wife Title Guarantee and Trust
Company. NJ asl Columbus ave wears Ti"'
Same TO No 9S3 Columbus ave. years. - -
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SUMMARY.
THE sATANITA BEATS THE BRITANNIA

IN THE TwENTY-RATER RACE THE NIAGARA
CONES IN LAST. BUT PROTESTS
London June A-The Ailsa. the Britannia and the
Satanita started In the Douglas isle OF Nam Re-
gatta this morning fifteen-mle triangular
course three times round.
The Saint, the Penitent and the Magma started in
a race for the Howard Gould Cup.
The Ailsa finished the first round at IA, the Satan
ita at las and the Britannia at l5l. The yachts
finished the second round in the following order:
The .0l % The Britannia a 05 so
a :O3 30
The race for twenty-raters won by the Saint
which finished eight minutes ahead OF the Penitent
The Niagara which last, entered a profess,
against the Saint and the Penitent upon the ground
that they sailed shorter course than the Niagara
did. The protest sustained
The for large-raters was won by the Satanita.
the yachts finishing at the following times
The satanita .5:36 90 The Britannia $40 40
The Ailsa. .b:3s;ol
The Britannia won the second prize on time allow
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ACTORS TO BE MARRIED.
THE WEDDING OF FRITZ WILLIAMS AND
MISS KATHERINE FLORENCE TO
TAKE PLACE TO-DAY.

Miss Katherine Florence, OF the Lyceum Ihea're
Company, is TO be married 10 Fritz WLiams' ior-
merly of that company to-day The ceremony Will be
performed at the home o: the bride, NO % C.htoh
Place, by Father Halpn, Of the Church o. 81
Francis Xavier The maid Of honor will be MISS
Lillian Florence the sister of the bride, and the best
man will be George Rupp OF Philadelphia. Mr. ana
Mrs Williams will start for the Adrondacks inmedi-
ately after the wedding.
Fritz Williams is the son of Fred Williams the
stage manager of the Lyceum Theatre. lie was
born in Boston and his first appearance on the stage
was at the Boston Museum, In play cai'eu see
ing Warren" He then six months Old ana ne
was carried in the arms of William Warren HIS
first speaking part Sir Joseph Porter, Ill H. NJ
s. P.nafore." In the original juvenile company alSo
at the Museum, when he was e.even years o'd' ne
af,erward played with Frank Mayo. in. Tine Streets
of New York" at the Grand Opera House, in this
city; with Edwin Booth, in Don Caesar de Bazan'
and in the Wallack Company in The Bachelor OF
Arts "A Scrap of Paper and other pays , ,bs
Wallack company ne was also N college at Ford
ham. and from there he came TO JON NJ, Mss heen
Dauvray's company at the Lyceum Theatre, IN
'One OF Our Girls" lie then acted with - Don ion
Boston Ideal Opera Company and WIN Art a,,1n
Rehan. He has been member or me L !S t
company from 1889 up 20 few weeks ago anu mas
played IN the most of the productions at that the
are Among The plays in WHICH ne app@Garted ineTe
and Young Hearts" Squire. Kate The Grey
Mare" The Guard sman.'.' The Amazons." The
Case OF RebelllouS susan, / ne rome 'oeCIctai.
and The Prisoner OF Zenda" HI left The company
at the end of the just passed and since then
he has been in Thoroughbred" at the Garrick
Theatre.
Miss Florence born In England and came to
this country when a child. Her first appearance was
in Joseph Herne." at the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
She afterwsrd played with Mrs. !angtry, stuart
Robson and William H. Crane With Mr.. Crane she
appeared as Grace Wentworth in THE Balloon
Mabel Denman. in The Senator and Senhora OIL
veira Duarcz, in "On Probation. At the opening
OF the Empire Theatre in January 1893. she PLAYED
the part OF the Indian girl, Pamon Afraio. in The
ri I2chinl Ne" She Joined the I.yccum
company in 1884 Vita that organization she has
appeared as Lady Sylvia. IN IAN American Duchess
Vivian Gray. in our Country Cousins; Lady VII
helmina Beltnrbet in The Amaz2ns' LADY Cor
don in "a WOman's Silence; Mabel Chiltern. in
IAN Ideal Husband: Esme Bramerton. in The
Home Secretary" and the Countess of Rassendyl. in
The Prisoner of IL nda.'
Mr.. and Mrs Williams will bo;h appear in The
Liar at Hoyts Theatre early next season. and
Mrs. Williams will rejon the Lyceum company when
1t begins its regular season IN New-York.
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AT THE HE'LL GATE CLUB.

THE CANDIDATES PRAISED AND THE ISSUES OF
THE CAMPAIGN DISCUSSED.
The Hell Gate Republican Club of No 80 East
Eighty-sixth-st, turned out a good crowd of en-
thusastic voters last night to rafy the nominations
made at the St Louis Convention. The hail was
decorated with bunting and hung with portraits OF
Mckinley. Harrison. Washington and Morton. Lewis
H. Bolt, OF No. LES East Endave the president OF
the cub. took the chair at 900 O'clock and stated
the object OF the meeting"to raty and indorse the
action Of the ST. Louis Convention
He added that all loyal Republicans were pleased
with rhe nominations. and then introduced Louis
b. Gasbeek as first speaker. Mr.. Gasbeek spoke
with imprisoned force and produced a strong
effect
John Sabine Smith, Philip b. Low Congressman
from the XVIII District, and General Charles H. T
Coils also spoke.
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WORK WANTED.


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ElRNlSl,En ROOMS.

A HALL. ana 'front.' room 10 let furnished
IN West G9th-st. cheap; good hpm" to
right parties. Apply 30 West 0?ih st.
18TH ST. - EAST. near 9Th ayc-CooI
attractive rooms. American family.
permanents. transients. moderate.
5sTII ST. $40 WEST. Hotel St Alhnn.
beautifully furnished suites or single
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225 EAST DIST ST. summer prices: fur
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Inwood-ave W = az IT Goble Place. sax
Tss 10 MsTonDs , IAN Rin.ese 5000
lSplh,si s. i2 IT 81 9f.A AmsrTIn 5000
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Thomas Martin and another. exchange pr,p ,,o 49,,
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1nrnisbr0 Gonscs 60 Eet-Countrn.

->|~>cN~N<~>~N~S(NN>-
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY -New and beau
"A tiful residence to rent Brooksie Tarrytown
y. Y twenty-eght miles from city
cents minutes from station gentleman lust moved in
Unexpectedly called West will make special sacrifice In
terms. Address Immediately. D. Box 5l3 Tarrytown NY
NOR THE SEASON.-ElcFant furnished cottage all
l. modern improvements fruit Of all kinds: good
den. fine lawn and grove minutes from station about
hour from city. terms low.
II. l.. AYRES Box g. New-Cnnaan Conn
I AXE GEoRGE-To rent for season. house the
IL Hamlet Hulets Landing completely furnished: 10
rooms: throw OF lake: boats
200 fine. Rent. $500 Inquire OF sALTER
STORES CLARK. IS William ST.. n. Y Have photos
rINO RENT. ENGI.EWOOD. Y. J.-DelightfulIy stu
i ated stone hous completely furnished; ralsaae
Ave. eight minutes walk from GIN twelve rooms also
bathroom. pantry and laundry: stable blackboard
coachman. chickens. Of ground three months at y5
per month Address GORHAM K JACKSON Engewood
~ !.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

->~ONNNo~~No>,N0y~-N 0~~~~NNNNN~~NON
! 1872 MADISON AVE. corner 3ls ~.
Excellent location handsome double ana
single rooms VITA or without boaru.
32p ST. 81 IS WEST Second door from
Imperial hotel. elegantly furnished
rooms. private baths. excellent table. sum
m-r rates.
"a WEST 5iST ST. Dsairabis rooms for
summer with board. references
~ WEST 2GTlI ST. MILI.EKS HOTEL.
'1"an. cosey. comfortable. convenient
hor"lih". rooms curing the summer
with or without meals. table board Turk
ish. Electric. Roman baths.
4lST ST ~ EAST. near Grand cantrnt
Depot. Rooms: excellent board. sum
mer priver. visitors city accommodated.
table board references.
~ Fast 2sTH ST Top floor. newly fur
nishei. painted and paprfed. light ana
airy, large and small rooms. gentlemen.
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,,opsEs AND CARRIAGES.

WIN ~ %o-cN>>c>N~Oo|~'Oo~"~~0~>>
A GOOD. sound family carriage team
fnrice s6Cu driven IN the city for one
year Tor sale: also harness. victoria, etc. :
on account Of owner Charles A. Stahier'
going abroad. Apply at Office OF matt
house 3l6 East 6lst ri.
CARRIAGE HORsES--HOhD HORSES.
When In need OF single horse or
pair. send your requirements to OAK
HILL FARM. Goshen. y. Y.
7 MAKE 4 SPECIALITY OF JEWS
road horses and can supply almost
any demand. state wants fully and send
stamp for reply. W A. CHOATE. Brook
view. Rensselaer, County. y. Y
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
~||~eNNNNNNN/NNNNcr s-N~N~NNNNNNN~IN.>SN
A.-A.-A.-A.-FINE diamonds watches.
81 weekly; no trash. Call or address
WATCH SUPPLY co. 1 Maiden Lane.
Room .. All goods guaranteed.
AT REDUCED PRICES -0p second hand
wood and Iron working machines. fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEORGE u EDDY 3?S Mad
ton-st.
FOR SALE.-Nery handsome Mates. An
CORA kittens extra long fur. Address
Mrs. J. A. SFEARS. 10 Mulberry-st
Worcester Mass.
FULL BRED BLACK AND TANS. :
moaths Old fox terriers cocker spanisls
sb ana $40 ench. Rec. IN East i+oth It.
| WILL SACRIFICE my new evening
dress suit 81 clothes FOR So. cost So.
Ncw-fork make. never been worn. Will
suit butler T. ~. Box 10. i.2i2 Broad
way.
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AGENCY FOX MONTCLAlk. -k.ai estate.
all kinds. sale or rent. BeekmaH-sl.'
y Y, AID opp. D.. l.. and W station
Mcntclair. CLARENCE H. TUBES.
AT MONTCLAIR- Houses for sale and to
,et: furnished and UNFINISHED. WM. VI.
TAYLOR. Montclair. ~ J.
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Conntrn rroperln for Sale.

ENoR sAlE-Easthampton. Mas- The fine residence
L property OF the late Governor H. knight: de-
hghtfully located: large house with modern Improve
ments. ample grounds and outbudIng.. 4 rare oppor-
tnny. within easy distance by trolley Smith College
Northampton. Address C. II. PIERCE. Northampton
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NURSE. Trained nurse will care for m
FAINT. invalid or delicate child ,or nv
summer months: small salary. sooa rs'e'~
ences. NURSE. 443 Gold H.. bFooA',".
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SEE OUR roc. shirt waists an immense
selection, and don't pay 81 ~ elsewhere
for the same kind great midsummer saie.
JAMMES. 800 Broadway ana West
31th-st.
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Bt-TLER-French speaks English flu
emily. thorough fnaitre d'hotel knowing
the real French cookery pastry tee cream
and all kinds % iced fruits. i've and
e.r.en years previous references. VALET.
ioG Wesf JOfh-st
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GARDENER. -- Married: corhpe.e"' !"
greenhouses. grareries. rose houses .ese
oaD,t.,,ar,s Mace. good references. /. C..
NoN 3l- Homestead l.. |.
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WAITRESS. A lady breaking up wan
a place for faithful girl. who s a , Sy
petent waitress. city or country A""'
box l,i Fnylewood y. J.
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NrRsE-A young woman 20 take AXE, o"s :,
an infant: country preferred 80
ODD ~.
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GARDENER and FLoRlsT.By thor
onghy experienced man in All branches
OF the business; hrst-class rel.iiiVates siiu
references. u. NJ. 81 DE Harte ST.. Nor
ristown ~ J.
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BARKEEPER.- German-American, 2s;
city. country. best references. MOTT.
Al...at ~ at
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WORK. WANTED,

Male.
PRACTICAL. nll-around newspaper pub
Usher job printer and pressman. Of -
years experience. IL open for engagement;
best Of reference Address PRINTER. Box
H. Tribune Office
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DRESsMAI<ING.

COuTvRIERE FRANCAISE Dinner
walking carriage and outing and tailor
made costumes. fancy waists: ladies' ma
terials used, new sleeve. new skirt: short
notice; RUNNER prices. Nine. ANDERSON
~ West loth-st.. formerly with Stern
Bros
Misses ana children's. by
. the DAY or al home or would 20 a short
distance IN the country Address G. M
Box IS. l.242 Broadway
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DvmEsTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

NuRSE.-Single: SO; four years err.--
ence: best references; never uses tohso ,-
or intoxicants; wants care insane or inv.,2
3lst-st. "sR
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
ATTENDANT and NURSE.-To invalid
gentleman thoroughly experienced In
massage and electric treatment: highly
recommended. Address ATTENDANT,
$50 Broadway.
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Go Get for Business Dnruoses

BUILDINGS. STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES TO LET
ID on Chambers. Spruce. Beekman. Fulton John Maiden
Lane Dey Barclay, Park Place. Park Row Nassau Will
lam. Gold CHI. Pearl Water and many other streetA
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fINO sET.-FRctoTy room. with power and
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Newark y j. suitable for jeweler slyersmith or any
other metal workers Apply to RIKER BROS, on prem
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GARDENER and FLORIST. ue' ',.an
small family. competent "a heau sai
derer. or take charge OF gentleman . P,SSS Sr
walk conn
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ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER BY young
mnn. 81 experienced: good penman, ex
ceilent references. Address c. T.. "a East
Gufh 81
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HOOKkEEPER Employer. retiring. de
sirss securing his bookkeeper good po-
siflon. familiar with manufa turing. clytn
iug. clonk~ and other businesses. GEER.
AL East i5pfh-st
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c,DDENFR Lady or gentleman In want
~ Gardener. a thorough. competent. all
around man who has had long experience
in places 81 trust and responsibility. soner
and reliable. address HENRY MILLER.
Uordersnn's seed store 81 Cortlandt-st.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TOILET.

Country.
FOR RENT. overlooking Sound AZ 'roVe
Beach. Conn. FOR July. fully iur
nished cottage Address NELLIE IS
WRIGHT Clinton, Conn.
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PITCHER. -By Young man. 20. knows
his business. city or country. speaks
English and German. y. B.. Carlsbad.
~ J.
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MANICURE and CTIROPODIST.-T Thor
ough operator. wishes few more custom
ers at home or out open to I. I'll West
2lst-st. ring La Oranges bell.
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WAITRESS or CTrAMBERMAlp'. -,
nrst' lass waitress or chambermaii. pc"
references. u Conyent-ave.. corner l4t''-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

S~oo.N>NNN.NN.o,N/>,NON ~CO0NNNN--NNSN/'S|N'>(
A-GOOD CANDY AND ICE CREAM, es-
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business Call or address PETER X ~.
Hammers Station. Rockaway Beach. Long
L., nd
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sEAMsTkEss. BY the day. 5000 dvlsH
sewer: saws on anything u a cay "'''
G. 2ig cd-aye
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ATTENDANT-VA LET.-To an invalid
gentleman. by young man thoroughly
experienced educated. companionable. well
recommended. L. g.. Box 81 l.242 Broad
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

Eemate.
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6S WEST 22D-ST.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED.l
Servants breaking engagements Will
be dismissed from Office and forfeit, ALL
claims 10 fee paid.
Brooklyn once. Bord-st..
Corner Fu.t0n-s;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25

COACIlMAN. IA young man wishes situa-
ton AZ coachman IN private family.
yenrS IN last place. had 10 leave IN ac-
count OF death. other good reference TO
follow AUGUST JENNY. boot and shoe
maker. u Mesi 2Gih ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25

COACHMAN and GROOM single. Prot
es;ant. thoroughly understands his On
ties. temperate. careful driver. good city
reference. CITY or country. q. G., BOx II.
l2i2 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25

Female.
YOUNG WOMAN for general housework
In small family In country. wages SO.
q good home. Address 7. T. r., Box
8.03s, New-York City.
WANTED. Girl Tor general homework In
private house. must he good cook and
laundress. references. AS West l36thst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25

COAclIMAN.-R a steady. sober. relia
ble city driver. understands fully care
and management IF FIRST class establish
fuent no objection TO the country, held
present position , years. previous position
Il years Address or call l.. DO West
7I'h ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25

COAC1IMAN First class young man.
single. thoroughly understands his bust
ness strictly sober. honest and trust
worthy, hes; personal city references. Al
dress I.ORAiN. liz West 9th ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25

ARMENIAN. %: willing 10 work at any
thing: wishes to learn the language; sal
airy no object. references POONAR. C2s
"a ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25

COAcfIMAN.- Gentleman wishes 10 pr"
cure a situation FOR thoroughly CONF
ten, coachman. long experience In cha &c
OF gentl.man's stable: married. no sncuh-
brance. East 52d ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25

A GENTLEMAN Of education. settled hab-
it, and mature judgment wishes posi-
tlou u trust with reputable h.n where
ability and diligence will meet With recog
milton: reference unquestionah.e. no agent
on Scholarships. schemers need not an
swer Address h. f.. Box %. Tribune or
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