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The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
Thirty Eighth Assembly Distr4sI

First Precinct-s13 Ellis.
Second Precinct-607 FranKlin-
Third Preclnct-61S McAhiSter.
Fourth Precinct-504 Grove.
Fifth Precinct-709 McAlliBter.
Sixth Precinct-l2O0 Eddy.
Seventh Precinct-1529 Ellis.
Eighth Precinct 1342 Turk.
Ninth Precinct-1105 Buchanan.
Tenth Precinct-8l1 Buchanan,
Eleventh Precinct-S21 Webster.
Twelfth Precinct-1105 Fillmore.
Thirteenth Precinct-177l Ellis.
Fourteenth PreciDct-12O9 DevisadeEo
Fifteenth Precinct-1613 Turk.
Sixteenth Precinct-143O Fulton.
Seventeenth Preclnct-1602 Grove.
Eighteenth Precinct-2544 McAlllsteE.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29

as follows:
George K. Fitch
Hugh Craig
J. ID. Phelan
Frank ]. sullivan
Stewart Menzies
G. B. Perkins
Wallace Bradford
Rev. r. r. Ollie
Rev. Thomas FIlben
Rev. II. N. Be vier
Mark Straus
w. A. s. Nicholson
W. NJ. Cubery
]. B. Robinson
Henry N. Cement
A. p. Van Duzer
w. r. Harris
A. B. Spreckels
J. r. G. Hobbs
Joseph /. Dimond
j. w. Whiting
George Fletcher, Sup't
Odd Fellows Cemetery
T. w. VI. Lange
Eugene Fritz
Judge Van ReyDeEom
f. w. NJ. Lange Jr
A. B. McGuire
T. &. Williams
G. NJ. Shortridge
E. +. Cheyer
John +. Cline
Louis Feldman
q. J.. Haskell
III. II. Hencke
George It. Gadep
John d. STANCE
John Landers
G. s. Laumeister
Edward Malley
Jacob Martenstein
Barclay Henley
James Denman
William Cluff
Henry L. Dodge
g. w. McAfee
Webster Jones
David Kerr
Charles NJ Ystes
Charles Sonntag
r. u. Chandler
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
FOUR OF THEM ARE COMMENDED FOR
REMAINING TRUE.
The Grand Jury Receives Praise for Having
Accused the Men, and the Vast
Audience Applauds

Charles e. Beuja-
min.
Chris bunker.
Edward c. Hughes.
Joe King.
Alfred w. NIorgen-
stern.
Edward L Wagner.
Peter A. ScuIly.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29

KoHLBERG, STRAUSS & FRoHMAN,
lO7-10e Post, nr. Kearny.
l22O-1224 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
Forty-Fourth Assembly District.

First Precinct-606 Broadway.
Second Precinct-6l2 Broadway.
Third Precinct-l52l Mason.
Fourth Precinct-1612 Dupont
Fifth Frecinct-50S Filbert
Sixth Precinct-60 Bay.
seventh Pfecinct-21C6 Mason.
Eighth Precinct-2340 Mason.
Ninth Precinct-730 Montgomery avenuA
Tenth Precinct-1S1S15 Mason.
Eleventh Precinct-l7O6 Mason.
Twelfth Precinct-1602 Mason.
Thirteenth Preeinct-2505 TAYLOR.
Fourteenth Precinct-1702 Leavenworth.
Fifteenth Precinct-91S1a Filbert
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
PRICES
LOWER
THAN EVER.

JOE POHEInI, THE TAILOR,
MAKES THE BEST-FITTING CLOTHES IN
tailor.
Pants to Order. Suits to Order
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
Forty Fifth Assembly DIstrict

First Precinct-30l1S Bush.
second Precinct-43S Pine.
Third Precinct-24 Drumn.
Fourth Precinet--1jS Leidesdorff
Fifth Precinct-612 Commercial.
sixth Precinct-225 Leidesdora
Seventh Precinct-l24 Montgomery avanua
Eighth Precinct-109 Jackson.
Ninth Precinct--lO6 Washington.
Tenth Precinct-342A Union
Eleventh Precinct-15 Vallejo.
Twelfth Precinct-Northeastc corner Pacific and
avenue.
Thirteenth Precinct-1O1O Montgomery.
Fourteenth Precinct-1202 MONTGOMERY
w. NJ. HINTON, Registrar OF voters.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29

The Seven
Accused
Supervisors.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
Thlrty-slxth Assembly District.

First Precinct-2916 Fifteenth.
Second Precinct-251S12 Market
Third Precnct-222 Church.
Fourth Precinct-343 SO Sixteenth
Fifth Precnct-3796 Eighteenth.
Sixth Precinct-4l5l i Eighteenth.
Seventh Precinct-4l10 Eighteenth.
Eighth Preclnct-4081 Nineteenth.
Ninth Precinct-9S0 Sanchez.
Tenth Precinct-3619 Eighteenth.
Eleventh Preclnct-Corner Twenty.fourth ana
Vicksburg.
Twelfth Precinct-41O5 Twenty fourth.
Thirteenth Precinct-NW. cor. Day and 5An-
chez.
Fourteenth Precinct-225 Twenty-eighth.
Fifteenth Precinct-1434 Dolores
sixteenth PrecincL-3510 ID Mission.
Seventeenth Precinci-4306 Twenty first.
Eighteenth Precinct-S04 Douglass.
Nineteenth sPrecinct-San Jose and Ocean
avenues.
Twentieth Precinct-Corner Sycamore and San
Jose ave.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
Thirty-seventh Assembly Distric

First Precinct-339 Hayes
second Precinct-9 Oak.
Third Precinct-148 Page.
Fourth Precinct-17 Franklin.
Fifth PrecInct-435 Hayes.
sixth PrecInct-50U Hayes.
Seventh Precinct-51S1a LagunA
Eighth Precinct-261 cIavia.
Ninth Precinct-1S5l Market.
Tenth Precnct-614 Herman.
Eleventh Precincl-A56 Haight
Twelfth Precinct-73S Hayes
Thirteenth Precinct-604 Fillmore.
Fourteenth Precinct-627 Haight-
Fifteenth Precinct-i iBooth), corner Haight ano
Scott.
sixteenth Precinct-930 OAK.
Seventeenth Precinot-12l6 Oak.
Eighteenth Precinct-209 Scott.
Nineteenth PrecInct-300 Baker.
Twentieth Precinct-1733 Oak.
Twenty-f-st Precinct-1700 Page.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
Thirty-second Assembly District.
Thirty Third Assemblv D;.tr,ct

First Precinct-29O0 Twenty-arst,
second Precinct-Su26 Twenty y-second.
\ mira Pyecinci-3l42 rwentsLfoursh,
rourth Precinct-1SS6 Alabama
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

Washington. Aug. "a -Lieutenant-Commanuei
Leutze Of the United States steamer Michisan' mas
transmitted to the Navy Department report on
the exercises OF the Illinois Naval Mihtia WHICH
embarked on his vessel on July n IN "hicr ne say
the men are all very earnest in their desire 10
Ioarr and willing TO perform any duty given them
In his opinion. Camp Logan was not sui'ao'e
Mace from which to conduct exercises on board
vessel the drills beins very limited. but the pres
ence of the Michigan gave the men an iuea U.
what n-of war or vessel is many OF
them never having one previously.
The formal order has been issued disTaissins cap
tain Mitchell +. lamar. 18th Infantry from 'he
Army to take effect August r.
Naval Orders-Iieutenant w A. Gill Is ordered 10
the Constellation, September. l5 Assistant sur
geon H. La Motte is ordered TO duty at NorfoIK
Naval Hospital. Chaplain A. j. Royce Ensign
Edward Moale, Lieutenants j. A. HoogewerH' l.
w Hourigan T Snowden, J. b. Craven, A W.
Grant c. j. Boush and r. f Beatty and COM
mander Edward White detached from the prac-
tice-ship Monongahela ard ordered TO the Naval
Academy Passed Assistant Paymaster F. T. Arms
and Surgeon c. Bidde are detached from the
Monongahea to proceed home and wait orders.
Medical Director D. Kindeberger is ordered to the
retired list September >
Army Orders.The following transfers in the 5th
Artillery ordered take effect October J. 1896:
First Lieutenant William X. Hamilton, from Bat
terry 10 Battery H. exchanging with First Lieu
tenant Harvey c. Carbaueh.
w +. Wilder 9Th United States Cavalry. and John
Schnither. second-class private OF ordnance foi
gallantry in action against hostile Indians at Horse
shoe Canon. NJ. on April q l@? In assisting
TO rescue. under heavy fire, Private Edward Leon
ard who wounded.
have been made as follows: Huntngtqn Johnston.
Portland ore. with Darsie Bard Portland' as
ternatc; g. f. Neal. Rhea Springs, Tex. Pckens
Z. Woodson. ,Bonham, Tex Hubert X llama
Terre Haute Ind. Malcolm II. Nelson, Covington.
Ind. as alternate.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC ~ 4 ROWBOAT.

Washington. Aug. 4-Dr Chancellor. the Ameri-
can Consul al Havre has sent the State Depart
ment an elaborate report on the successful voyage
Of the rowboat Fox across the Atlantic. illustrated
by photographs Of the two scamen Harbe and
Samuelson they arrived and several days later.
and characteristic Of their greeting in avTe
The Consul says they accomplished the voyage from
New-York 10 Sicily. nearly 1900 miles, in fifty five
DAYS thus establishing Il record in daring seaman
snip and human endurance hitherto unknown to
tho world. The success Of the enterprise will at
least serve to inspire confidence and hope in those
who from one cause or another may hereafter be
forced 10 resort TO open boats o. the open sea
The Consul describes the approach Of tho Fox.
which was sgnalled some hours before her arrival
At IIaVrc and she entered the dock opposite the
consulate the Stars and Stripes. defaccd ana tat
tered. but glorious even in rags. nOafcd proudly at
the stern. If rejoicing in this new and hard
victory on the sea. As they were destitute. the
Consul gave them food and clothes out OF the fund
for destitute American scamcn In foreign ports
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
PATROL WORK ~ BEHRING SEA.

Washington. Aug. 24-Captaia Hooper. COM
mander OF the American patrol feet in Behring
Sea reports from Unalaska. under date of July %.
His feet consists Of six vessels sixty officers and 800
men. He states that 50 far there are forty five
sealing vessels in the sea Of which seven Amer-
and thirty-eighi British. with aggregate
crew of .293 Of which S37 Indian and 4j6
white. The steamer Bertha has arrived from the
Yukon River district. and reported that the gold
mines in that region when properly worked, yield
ed well. The Pheasant the only British war
vessel in tho Behrng Sea. American vessels alone
were doing the patrolling work On this subject
Captain Hope. says: IN clear weather our steam
ers with their volume of black smoke. visible
much further than small sealing schoOners. giving
ample time conceal evidence of wrOngdong. II
seals shot with rife spear point thrust
through the bullet hole destroys all evidence Of the
shooting If gun firing Is heard in fog and a yes
sci is boarded IL is claimed that the firing
signal for boats. In many cases this is true. II Is
a common thing for vessels. hove to. to drift near
sleeping seals. and also Tor seals to play around
a vessel in certain conditions OF the weather. With
guns and ammunition available and cruisers In
sight. such opportunities are not neglected"
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

At the Broadway Real Estate Salesroom william
Kennedy sold. in foreclosure. No. 2s2 to -s6 East
Broadway with No 27l to 2I5 Dlvsion-st and NO.
TO Gouverneur-st. being the entire front OF
yision-si eight-story brick factory plot lx6i TX
Oi 7x6is to the plaintiff Bernard Cohen, for SlfS oil
AZ private contract. William Rosensweig has sod
for Joseph l.. Ruttenweiser Nos. 22s and 2f West
Fifteenihst. six-story brick apartment en- ~ M
plot 4Sxa3yl0S3 to G. n Hyman for about SsOVO MT
Hyman gives in payment No 1856 Atiorney-st, nNe- We
story brick tenement with store 25x70xlco. at ss"'
and OTHER considerations. -, .o.,o. -
The mans which have been flied by the American
Surety Company for the alterations being made 70
mite It's own building and the Schsrmerhorn bui'd-
ing which il has leased for long term, indicate that
the work will cost about $9.ON
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
RrCORpED MORTGAGES.

Allen. Thomas. and wife to Emma an msh' An9
la g II Wilnann. No 1913 West eo'h-s'' "a
Dsr,nn charlotte r. Simon Elstner II Y"
ner lot No 3. map Upper Morrisahin AM " A
rate-ave being lot No g. . years ',Iad "
Reoo Kate Sarah Nllnams'h' i'" A
81 4c5 II of Willis ave- years. "
Davies Alice TO the Havens Rehei ufu 'o.ae''o
a a ilIfh-st 1899 q" OF 81 NlcnoiaEH' "a
.. ,r 20
SANE 10 same 111th-st lbl.e r OF St %
Nicholas-ave. years. :, - G,
same 10 same lllth-st. 1853 II ot NJ 20
Nicholas-ave. years - ,,...,,,
Forsvth George W and wife to Sarah falo"l'h'
. Morris ave 100 n Of l6lih 81 demahl.
Grihbin Hugh j. and wife to Louis Gates.
Fcsmere Place. 40o n W OF Marm'oh-a ave-
Sane 10 Sarah 4 williamson Elsmere Place
400 n " Of Marin ave 3 years ...-.......: o.
Haslun Joseph to go Vard Land Improvement
COMPANY $ Jennings st. lot 69l. map section ,
C. Vyse estate. years ....... --.'.: :.'.t....'.
Hunter Josephine 10 Henry Raabe and sons
Morris ave 761 II II 14sth-st months. IT,
Ireland Mary dc F. aid husband 10 Alonzo
Teets 40 4e7 Manhattan ave. years ~
Koch Joseph. and wife g. Ceres Union OF New
York city. No PAL 7th ST. years: ...... 81
Stokes Isaac y r and wife 10 United states
Trust Company New-York. No "A and ~ plat- .. ,
O. Brien Patrick and Catherine. to John Kaiser,
lot los map 272 lots. Kemp estate I'D WARD
Zittel Frederick and wife the German Sav-
ings Bank New York. Sd ave, No lO26 .
year ''''''' 49,
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
LEONARD MOODY.
Call or send for new special list just out.
DrookInn Heal estate for Sale

.~~~~~~<~~~~~~~><~|<>|~~>~~
T,OR SAI.E-HOCsES.- is the time to secure bar
gains in dwelling houses | have some exceptional
opportunities purchase modern homes on the PARK
sion. Hill Bedford St Marks districts at very low
figures and easy Apply 20 Court-s or 300 Eat
bush a lIr'NAhD hoCDi'
DLACE YOUR MONEY in something that Is safe. no
matter what happens. and should Bryan he elected
ard imitation you will have something sure to ad-
vance offer for sale property on Gates Avenue
Brooklyn. $1,000 occupied by good tenants: Receipts
nine per per SS Sss sS Reason for wishing
sell-removal distant city For further particulars
address ''TNvESTMENT." 10 Perrepont st. BROOKLYN
until Arg 2sth: after that Box 453 Providence. r. I.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
REAL EsTArE TRANSFERS.

esth-st No iss West: George Flammer and wife.
co,b-st. No "a West: Minnie Mott to Mor'e
suIiivsn St. 80 23l Yettc Hirschbein to Peter
PIatt 81. No a. John W Cochrane g, al. execu- .,
tors to Isaac y 7 Stokes . o,,,ino. %
Wales-aye 5 s. 80 r. ot l4'ln 81, zohV"'
Jacoh Hanen and wife to Robert II Bergmnn,
Same property. Robert II Bergman to Jacob ha'
fen and wife. ,,,.o.,che.,ar ave
Prospect ave. s. 42i3 IT n OF W Ntrtrs,n,
2GxlO: Helene Ingram 20 Harry owe. 81.
Jennines,st : $ lot G31. map section {. Nyse cs
tate: 23l Ward Land Improvement COMPANY " /
Joseph IIaslun :a,,.s ., ao ., a.
2sth ST. No East; also : zo'n ~ cit,mer ~ 10
& I,0itin1er. oo
a,s, 81 n = lrlIO II W Of 9Th ave. 2o.lox'o'"'
Catharne A Clark to Ellen Murray ~, cctss
,O2d 81 3 325 II " Of 3d-aye. lohl'p IL u"s
" Ellis referee. to Polka WiiA'hs' e' "' " 8
trustees .................... =. -
11oth ST. no 2o7 East. Henry Budelman ana "''e
20 Edwin Root. ......'. ~ NH.
son = Rose. Mapes estate; HUDSON ' l.
Frank Smith. - -. =. .o,ns "a
Lots 10, and 49, Block c. same map same ~
John J Frewen and wife. -. - 20 varv u
Lot l1S Block NJ same map '.........., s"n'e "
Lots 81 and 81. same map; same 70 N'""'" ~ l.
y, go man ~ Westchester Terrace; Nathane'
10 y y y Hoffman to Martie A Hoffman ...:';, .;
Io, G. same map: Margaret SKINNER
,5sdst $ 7o3 It Of Morris ave; spd svS ii'N
5oxti7 3 Margaret Ellard TO John f-l,adu ,an Nar
,,ortaa,n a " corner l52dst. ~ 1oxl"i MAT
garet F,llard to John Elard. rohr
avenue d " 8 lot Ia map OF estate oi ,ho 10 ~
FIack q sx93 Louis Aaron anu
Samuel rSsoa S0een 900 It Of Marmion aye 2sH
100: Giacomo Coppola and wife 10 mug" Wv T.
bin and wife.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for new buildings were fled to-
4is-st No 2i7 East for fvestory brick tene-
meni by Margaret Mitchell, of Fcnhurst. Long -,
Alterations:
East Rroadway No 202 by Annie Cohen, Of No
2O2 East Broadway. owner. alterations 10
four-story and basement brick and stone tenc-
ment cost o,o 49,. ,ic,ro, ip,,cch,enkirch
OF No 22S East 31st-s owner alterations 10
three-story and basement brick and stone tene-
menf. and cost
3d-ava Nos 2.2s6 and 2.2ss. by Sarah jenkins.
owner: Michael and J Lucas. lessees. aterA-
tions 10 two two-story brick stores, cost
william ST. Nos ~ 10 40 and 4l and ~ Pine
St. by the Liverpool London and Globe In
surance Co owners. alterations 70 an eight
story brick Office building. cost ...........,...
Broadway Nos 100 and 96, by the American
surety Co owner. alterations 70 twenty-one
sfnrN seo and IRON office huiliing. cost.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
BANANA NTiTIONS TNJTRED.

Washington. Aug oi.-Consul 'Haia at San Juan
del Norte. Nicaragua. has sent the State Depart
ment report upon the disastrous food which Wis
tied the Mosquito Coast late in July. 1t appears
that the Buehelds banana trade will ne ruined for
some years as ali the plantations above that port
arc practically destroyed. BY peculiar turn Of
aHairs the American Consul secured his informa-
tion wholly through the British Consul. Mr. Bing-
nam. VINO was so prominently connected with the
Mosquito incident Of two years ago
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
PROTECTING CANE ~ YOSEMITE PARK

Washington. Aug. ?4.-rhe annual report OF Lieu
tenant Colonel Young TO the Secretary Of the In
terror on the management Of the Yosemite Ma
tiOnal Park shows that hunters and trappers en-
tered the park during the winter and spring month hs
and destroyed considerable game over 2c) stand
Of arms were taken from persons entering the
park and result brOOds OF young quail and
grouse are hOurishing Bear. deer lynx and fox
and not abundant. but If hunters can be kept out
they will soon multiply. Colonel Young recon-
mends that the park be surveyed and its boundaries
clearly defined
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
BROOKLYN l1roperin 90 Get.
HOUSES TO LET BY
LEONARD MOODY.

-, ~ r 81
Carroll ST. mr. .,h N,,h an. s,oyv rs r....... 300
Union 81 nr feh'h .,er, s,one
-. Johns place, NJ orN..,n .,ene 70 r.... p0o
Garden place H J,larl",'n., go. 70 r.. 500
Sixth hV. mr. 81 johns pia'- ,,r,v 70 r
Prospect place nr ,,th -, ."n. 10 r.. T20
Hanson placc m - II -...... I2o
Greene aN: nr ffeptoI'i 80. II coo
Sterling pace M S.A.n =. 81. s,on. 10 r... E4O
sterling place nr = r"ssn .,one II r
st. Marks aV near rlusl.n~, " hrick 10
81. Marks pace, II. ~ . ,-,r,. ,oon,s 300
l'lneapplc - III
Henry ~ nr Sor ,., ., hrsok is r.. loo
SIDNEY place NJ ic,lns s,,ne ior ...... $50
l|n-r's P'fCe' ~ -, s,one 10 rooms... ppO
Anlty - nr ''..i . .,ore 10 rooms ....... NDo
JeHers'n Nv. M :, ol . s,on. 10 r.... 100
nerona piac., m.... . 49,. 10 .......... $40
Paclnc - III Ses.n.' %. .,c,e 70 ...... sOO
quincy 81 III s,,.y 10 .......... 6n0
,,Ieehe Az, III 70 S..,p,,, s.one 10 r..... 500
Mh.ous".! ~ " ,r'-,n,,f,s 90 hrck 10 r..... $50
pecatur ~ M lo..pni' b-tcL IN $50
lianorldge ~ M sIa,I a., &c. q, r 4sO
SCUM 'Nioi.l - u. ii $50
fihlsel ~ Il, 49, hr,cL 70 rooms ...... 400
SluyN-san' a ri, -. ,rarre 10 rooms.... 24O
Tew IL ,he time 10 secure your for the Fall. call
esrlv before the best gone: have very at
,rac,yr list of In all parts OF the city al al
nrices % Court ST. or 200 Flahush
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
TREATY FOR NORWAY AND pORTUGAL

Washington. Aug A-Minisier Ferguson. al
Stockholm. has sent the State Department the
terms OF new treaty between Norway and Portu-
gal. which gives favorable duties en- salt fish
Enicn under the favored nation clause the United
States may enjoy.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
THE TREASURY com RESERVE.

Washington, Aug 24-The Treasury gold reserve
declined to-day TO $O2 .s49. .2G9 The days with
draWals at New York $24l coo
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25

Mem Publications.
DOTH SIDES OF 16 TO l.
A Novel Debate on Ere. Silver which Six Speakers
present both sides fully and impartiaiy.
BY JOHN GILMER SPEED
In the current aug. 22)
ILLUSTRATED AMERICAN.
All New.-stand.. address the Publisher
4oi East 23d ST.. New York.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25

4 GRADUATE - Vale ana Columbia. tutor y ~, 10
"A well known families sres pupils special eafersncs
In college prepara'or, instruction EVERETT 4>' 3 way
HERMAN pnISLrR 4 NJ. II. y. col. MBiA |,
/ EAST 18th st PRIVATE INSTRtfTioN fr,ng
Summer Successful experience In preparing s'g~enfs f
College. CLASSICS Mathematics French ard German
DRIVATE TI'ITION N the family o., cerzN fHsr-
l. ward \. NJ with ong eNpsrtnoe 500 p-r ron''
thorough Intellectual DIN and careful super son =,
morals ani best references Address Rev j II
CONVERSE Owned Pa near rrladclphia
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
Suburban propcrtp for Sale.


4 GENCY for Mon'clair Real Es'ate.-An kinds. G. u
~ Tubs. Montclar y. j.. opp d l. w station.
an THE DOORSTEP OF NEW -YORK,-Srlendid los
" in Palisades District $50: 81 down. 81 month
y. S75 lots 81 monthly: high ground houses,
streets graded plenty poultry and rdens
WEATHERBY. 27l broadway
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
Conntrp properlp for Sale or 90 Get

House TO LET OF sell Ludlow Yonkers. I2 rooms
ana bath stations. improvements trees high
ground. lot 75x21 great bargain 32D Riverdsle Ave
ncar MoTlh
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
Ren! Csiute tUante0.

NANTED.-Dcsirablo houses
for sale and to let in first-class
localities.
Douglas Robinson & Co.,
5cD MADISON AVE. s5 LIBERTY ST
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
Ont of 0omn propcrtp for Sale.

>'>-~~~>~N
NOR SALE.-VALUABLE HOTEL. ATLANTIC CITY
i Very profitable family hotel. on a most desirable
corner for sale. reasonable would take smaller
property IN part. Picture upon request.
WALTER ZGMMERMAS.
So .R0nrse' HnlAlng Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25

untnrnishea Apartments % Eet.
>OoooNNo11-oNoo1oNo~@o.
4 FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY OR OCTOBER !.
AZ LORING.
Entrance. 22 Vest 14h St.
fronting boulevard West 74h Amsterdam ave. Six
and light and bath. frs class service
NEI EIFVILLE. 252. 254. 256 WEST SfTH-ST
Seven rooms dnt bath.
light ventilated. dec1rdf fcd steam heated.
CARLOS. go WEST 76TH-ST
southwes' Boulevard.
Seven rooms AMI bath. decorated seam heated.
J. r.. WHITAKER.
27s Bou.evafd near Wesf 7tih -.
4 PARTMENTS TO LET. $40 10 SEQ according locs-
~ tion and Improvements. n. & H.. East va -.
DACHEIOR APARTMENTs single and IN suite: all
ID improvements restaurant southern exposure.
location ]. ROMANO BROWN Co. 20 West 33d
IL THE BERFsroID
high apartment hotel. beautifully located
every convenience and comfort NJ well appointed
home a choice suites be secured from oct. ist.
lS9G personal application 10y letter the Beresfori
s2i sis Of Central Park West and Manhat-
SQUARE.
THE COIOS1AI. corner aeh St and Western Boul.
/ ward Very select apartments rent to desirable
tenants rents $1,000 81 Apply On premises
r. KIIIATRlCK. ~ West GIh-st
m WEST csTH ST 20 WEST GoTH sT.
~ HAM -OME APARTMENTS TO RENT.
Rents from So so rer month Apply premises
10 r <I1.PATRIcK. - West GIih-s'.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
Gin Rral gstate for Sale OF Go Get.

4 HANDSOME corner house FOR sale rent. No
~ $50 West End ave. 9th ST rent. s20oa PEI
innum. Apply premises.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
furnished horses 60 fet-C onntrn.

StMAl.I. RI RNISH tp HOUSE near city. rent tak.r
- In board D., gent. man and wife. Address GORUON
LANE BInolIyn +. -
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AlaANY ENENlMG llgE.

Steamers ADIRONDACK tNsvl ami pEAN RICHMOND
leave Ola Pier a. y r.. f0o Canal -. 80 = " daily
SUNDAYS excepted Connecting with trains f0r Saraiosr
Lake G-orge. Aairondtc>s. sharon springs Klch1ei
Springs Thousand Islands Nag1ia Tails and fhe West
Saturday night connects ni'h sunday morning
train for N0rth creek. Caldwell ara steamer
IN Lake George
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GlrlZEN8 LlNE rR0N BT6rS.
xNATSKILL EVENING LINE.
ID OSTON. WORCESTER,

wATCH HILL BLOCK ISLAND al Eastern RssHA
VIA %pRWlCH LINE
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL = CITY or WoRcEsILH
Leave PEI 40 ta.l No) y p. neNf
Deshr0ssss : 20 =. VI. except slniay.
FINE ORCHESTRA oN EACH STEAMER -.
Reducei fares Block Island. one way. 500 ro'ns
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7 UNIVERSITY Law SCHOOL
- sixtysecond yea- begins Oct l. 1895. Conters Ii.
B.. also Oor graduate LII. ".
Tuition 500. No Incidental fee.
Address for catalogue REGISTRAR. University Wash
inrton square. East. Professor F. RUSSELL l2t
Broadway. y. Y. city.
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Brooklyn.
rcr,LI, COLLEGE COURSE IN CHEMISTRY.
An Article entitled Chemistry as General Educa-
lion rnecial Circular the New Course In Practical
Chemistry and Catalogue Of the Polytechnic institute
chartered College 1900 sent application 20 the
Chemical Department of the Polytechnic institute 30 iY-
ingson St BROOKLYN y. Y
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GUESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.
MARLBOROUGH.

". Booth. New London.
:. n. Myers. Philadelphia.
4. &. Fuller. Boston.
\. = Bartlett. AnsOnia
Conn
+ &. JOINS N. Connscticu'.
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STEAMBOATS,.

For Albany. landing Al AouAers West Point. Newhursh.
Poughkeepsie Kingston Point. fa'-kNN and Hudson
Direct connection tho Kingston Point Dock vh
trains for cais Mountain Points and ~ lakes Mohcnk
and Minrewaska. A. Ca'sklN with 're tafshii NJ ard
Otis Fl Ry. f-r Cairo and ~ resorts The usual
nectons AZ PokeeIsie. Hudson ard Albany Tor ro1is
North East and W"s Special >ar1'crl trains Throlsh
'ickets sold IeshrrsesS g. p Woef 2oi s. Per.
n. Y Transfer Nos and cher prime pal