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New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
REAL ESTATE.
R,-sJNEss AT THE EXCHANGES.

Al private contract George B. Ruddell has sofa
for Annie f. Ruddell to W. g. Kronenbftter' or the
Arm of Ward & Kronenb,ter. for about szS"o. NO
I6s West Onc-hundred-and-forty- -third-if-. three
story brownstone residence 19xJ6xooS 1t Is one OF
a row Of four and IL located In the centre OF the
Hamilton Grange restricted section.
The details of the sales OF Second-ave. property
by August Jacobs reported on Friday last are as
follows: Nos Lac and LA to William Holbeln
for s445O0: No 40 to Mrs Eliza Loetze ior sMSn.
and No ,3S to August Ganzemuler for w loo ihey
are dve-sory nats each 25xsO. and nave lust oeeh
completed. Mr.. Jacobs has now improved Ine en-
tire block which fronts the east SIDE or seconu-
ave from Ninetieth to Ninety -first-st., ana also
the half block adjoining on either street. Ihey
have all sold with the exception OF the one on
the corner OF Ninety-hrst-st. ,,,,,,
AT the Broadway Real Estate Salesroom william
Kennedy sold in foreclosure No 354 Bleecker-st..
three-story frame building. lot lsZx'oxlsIAH' W
John S. Mortimer for 81 $50. 80
Sixty-nInth-st four-story brownstone dwelling
81 sS.3SS 1ir''0' to the ''''"''"' ''e"e""F sO' w.
Emily S Hutchinson has sold to l.: H. Outing NO
4c9 West Fifty -seventh-st.. fve-story prownstone
ia house on lot 20xl0O feet, for $4,000 Ih1s prop
erty was sold to its recent owner for $2o 900 IN 8sZ
Lawrence Martin has sold to Edward f. Koplnson
property Elghtyseventhst. ]02 feet east OF Fifth
ave. for $40 0o0 , A., ...
An exchange of property Is shown In the transfer
by Mr. Robinson to Mr.. Martin OF property at me
southwest corner Of Seventh-ave and one -nunoreo-
and-nineteenth-st. for $l25.0o0
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NURSE. &c.-By German CIR, a. ncioS
and sewing or chamh.rnaid srd Ma'-
ress Please call Mrs. SPARR. 2io hep-
kns ST.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The Board Of Trustees of NewBrghton remained
In session until early hour yesterday morning
and received word Of the dismissal of the inJunc-
tion secured by Bridget Birmingham and John NJ.
Penderon. The Board was again mandamused
this time to show cause why 1t should not give to
the Staten Island Electric Railroad the franchise
in Cast.eton-ave
The Bayside Social Club will give trolley ride to
South Beach on Thursday evening.
The Apollo Band will begin the season Of open
air concerts on Thursday on the Sailors Snug Har
Dor grounds The concert will begin at 7:30 p.
There six numbers on the programme.
An injunction has been secured by L. De Jonge
e. Co., OF Richmond Turnpike. Tompkinsville pre-
venting the Thomas Syndicate from laying a turn
out in the turnpike in front Of their factory.
The firth annual outing Of the J. H. Cunningham
Association of Port Richmond will be he'd Will
kins Oriental Park. Eltingvle. early In August.
Percival G. Ullmann has secured order from
the courts compelling the receiver OF the Anderson
Pressed Brick Company at Kreischville to pay the
claims Of the workmen.
The Alumni Association Of the Stapleton Union
Free School has elected the following officers Presi
dent Edward Hahn vice-president. Allyo Hope Sec
retary. Miss Lizzie NJ Shane; treasurer. Milton d.
lion on Monday evening at which several hundred
persons were present.
The new officers Of Raritan Tribe. Order of Red
Men, Of New Brighton. were installed on Monday
evening by Deputy Grand sachem Arthur Brase-
The Midland Railroad has laid IT'S rails in tho
Richmond Road far as the Moravian Cemetery.
Miss Mary Doyle and Miss Jessie Malone have bee.
appointed teachers In the Concord public school
John j. Dermody. Of New-Dorp. has had the
degree Of A. b. conferred on him by st. Francis
Xavier College NewYork.
The Board OF Supervisors met yesterday and were
advised by County Treasurer Wheeler that $4,000
In taxes was outstanding Mr.. Wheeler advised sup
referred
TO counsel A communication was presented by
Louis NJ. Phillips from Justice Smith. of the Su-
preme Court. recommending repairs OF the books In
the County Clerks Office, which are going TO ruin
through the neglect. II is declared. OF the Super
vsors in providing for their repair. The Board
finally ordered a few OF the absolutely necessary
repairs to made. Counsel reported that the Boari
could not pay Sheriff DALEY his salary under the
new BILL
William Brown. twelve years old. who lives In
Twenty -second-st.. New-York fell down the bank at
Bay Cnn Park, Tottenville. yesterday and struck a
sump cutting a large gash In his cheek Brown
went to the park with Sunday school excursion
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opposrD TO FREE SILVER.
r,-n<un Hor.ME WOULD RATHER SEE DE

rx-JUDGE HoI.ME WOULD RATHER SEE pEno-
Gratis LOSE THAN WIN ON SUCH fi-ArfoN~
The. srriya;s at San Francisco on .ne steamer
.~.sSs S.<. vo,<opema last week included ex-Judse
IeIocSfsr Holrne and wife. Of this city Ex-Judse
Tlolua. ~ hsen on a tour of the world since June
IssA Hh Journey embraced Russia. Norway ana
0wed1n. Egypt. India, Ceylon. Japan and emma
The Judge IVES associated with President Cie'eana
and Frederic r. Coudert. In the Board OF i1ish
Bridge Commisstoners and waA Judge Of the New
York City Court at one time
Speaking of the political Issues before the country
especially n view Of his experience In the East
ez-Jq1ee Hcems Asserts IN the most emphatic man.
~ tAht ths nee SILVER sssns ID certain to bury tho
pemocsatic party.
Ihough Democrat" hs ND. II would rather
- ~ psmocrucy beaten On such platform shsn
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
xxvrrTH DISTRICTS RATIFICATION.

The Mckinley League OF the XXVllth Assembly
District will hold ratification meeting TINS even
ing IN the rooms OF the Murray Hill Repuohcan
Club. Broadway and Forty-second-st. The occasion
will he marked by the initial display Of a handsome
NcK,nlev and Hobart transparency erected on the
Broadway corner Addresses are expected from FIRE
Commissioner James r. Sheffield James r. roster
and other Republicans
This link in the great chain OF the Mckinney
League was organized in May. and has large anu
enthusiastic membership. The officers are William
d. Murphy, president. Andrew Robinson, fIancis
E. Ialmbeer and william S Bagg. yce.presaenias
Samuel Williamson and John F. Ducey secreiaries
lanes p Foster treasurer. and Senator r. u.
Payey and l. Albert Englehardt State delegates.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

wsTs s' 3 n at ts s %sp SSan'' and
North Moore ST. Nos s1-ss for a six-story brick
store and warehouse. by George W Levy. Of No
18th st, Nes q and - West for ve story brick
warehouse. by George Rogers estate OF No - .. ,o
Stanton. It, No 5o for six story rubble
fiat and stores by James l. Butte'moiessr Of .. ,.o
Jennnss.t S a@s a 7, Of southern boulevard '""
1r @ Of 'ySi,Sis SS 1874 :@s s"s"s 800
D.as two @ns story frame 200 amens M g. By fass h
Franklin ave. e corner Of fremont ave. for a
four story brick dwelling store and hall. by .. ~,
Francis Gonlin ow11r % . q, Worr.,y: 10, 1900
csnsrs" pl'ss frame he'd @ and GARDEN b;
Alterations main Office; ~ ., w. o, W..
''a aeih., sse owner r1 Angus, Hnsc Of 10 i2s sS
lessee to o. thTse-story ore, 10 brick ho'e : 200
No as wall-st owner. to two fOur-story brick ~,
,s,hrst No. No. % West by George Ehret Of Park
and s4,h-st. owner. to a four-story brick o M,
Abingdon square; no. j. BY DCnnelly Brothers.
yiad ment .. y o. hy sobn {. MUGS O., no 1s7
Wes, S7,h-s owner; Michael slsvin lessee. to ~,
and three story frame hotel iSoo
to a one and two-story brick dwelling and sta
,,sth Sf st. No. sss East. by Mafcelius II Bariate
No. 3i4 Pieasant-ave owner to hve-story AM
s,5.aye No ols 20 eis; by New.York Turn
verein. Blcomingdaie. owners. to two-story .,on
,.,sve y" ma by the David Jones estate Of
No. 625 hist owner. to hve- story brick no .oo
park-aye cor Cj,h st. n Wherell. Of
NO. 100 Broadway. owner. TO a six story brick 49,
Front No. 2D2 by George + Chisholm. OF Col
wsrshouse n"' =, 2ooo
Chambers st. No IFS by Samuel Wood Of No
Sarebnnse Sse" ave- n'oA'" 1000
Bayard- ST. No 10. by Louis Gordon. cf No: loo
Canal-st. et al. owners, To four-s story brick oo.
hotel and dwelling. ........................... q"
Alterations uptown Office;
I34th- st, q p 200 n e Of Southern boulevard. by
Henry Buchanan. for two two-Nory -.
and basement frame dwellings. ................ Pn
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
1Oth-ave e r. 753 II n Of 44th-st. 249x10Ox ir-
regular: John Haag and wife 70 Jacob Hlrscf

loth-ave r. 1913 II n Of 44th-st. 249xl0Ox II
regular: John A Haag and wife 10 Jacob Hirsch
and another ~ ;;, -.
53d-st S. 125 II Of 1st-ave. 25x1p5 julius
Ballon executrix and trustee. to John Klein.
07th-s,. Nos 22s and 22s East; Pauline SLIDER
stein 10 William Berlin ...........:. ....':cc'e.
Lcxinr,on-ave c =. AS IT OF 104th-st. l0sx
20: Michael Foughiin to Pierce Barrett.
Iex!ngton-ave S. 25 II n Of lc4tl-st. lo.sx'o'
Peari-st. No 29s; Adeline Williams ct al to
Bleeoker-s,. No 3i5. Hattie kohner TO Jos'ph
2d-s n g. 50 Il W cf 2d-sve. %. Gyf9 * irreeu az
Charles Goodlns and another. eArs, 10 AI"h
3ls,-st No 2lS West: Daniel lngraham, rei-
cree. to Jacob Dangmann ............' -.
sth-ave No .G26; Altsrt Hunken. jr. TO Na'na"
Kempnef ................-.. ;,...'
Central Park West. Nos 223 and "a feter
Rrady 10 Walter Cutting as excr ctc.
Sam, property: Octavia Moss and husband 70
JOHN Robinson "a, ,o,,
81 st n G 1876 It W Of sth-ave, :, l'Hlooo'
Peter u Olney. referee. 10 Joseph II cam a.
Fxst " 500 II n OF HON st. - "xo@.oh
81: Ferdinand Hecht and wife 10 william kruoe
s7-h-st $ I022 Z, of 5th-ave. 2IHylps
Lawrence Martin and wife TO r J Rohlns,n ,,c
FraIk.,r-ave " :. 1ID n of liVit-st W''
b,irc -ar; 4 10; - map ~ AorriSania. lio
~ : rranklin-ave - q from corner Lot
10 n5xiuo: saine to same. -. =.
7,b~ave W cos-.cr iloth Jo.llxI6O Edward r
pahirrcn 10 lawrence Martin. .........-....- -.
Pelhau,-ave n S 25G n W II .amtreeng ave. oox
100: Charles Morgan referee. TO Mary casey.
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= NETWORK TO BE LEFT OUT.

not LIKELY TO HAVE REPRESENTATIVE ON
THE REPUBLICAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
Cleveland. July GspeciaD.-There is first-rats au-
thority for the statement that Mark Hanna. chair
man nf the Republican National Committee. will not
appoint a New-York man on the Advisory Commit
tee which the National Convention authorized him
70 name This conclusion Is said to have been
reached after consulting with Garret A. Hobart
the candidate for vics-Presdent Mr. Hobart Is
anxious for harmony all along the iine:
circles Mr. Hobart adyssd positively d against rns
that n would be Impossible to pick any man salts
factory TO both factions and that the better way
would We to avoid the danger altogether oy 'eas'ns
Eew-York out.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A PArTNER WANTED with $1,000 man
u,acturing Of light machinery; eleg gdntIy
equipped: money amply secured: FACTORY
located uptown. West Side: invest gate
MDCNALD wIGGITS. l4j Nassau-s'.
CAPITA. pro,-urei for merchants. manu-
fctArers ard others desiring 10 eStend
their ru,lncss; s'orfs and business places
soli quickly without pu licity. MDON-
AID wIGGINs. 14J Nssssu-st
JOCKEY would ike 70 hear from relia-
bic and discreet party who viii back
gtlt-edge inforrnat on literally; exceptional
opportunity for right party. BRlbHIoN.
Tribune once
WANTED BY responsible Philadelphia
firm. officA manager. salary. ~. 20O year
and commission. 5000 cash required 10 heIp
carry stock: position permanent with good
future prospects. Address b2b Arch-st..
room 2. Philadelphia. Pa.
WANTED. Partner FOR the manufac'urs
Of new patented pocket gun. 10 FURNISH
a capital sufficiently largo To warrant sue
cess manufacturer preferred. Address Mr.
PITTAVINO. 33I East l6th-st
WANTED. Young man as partner In
manufacturing new speciality paying
100 per cent. SI5 required. BUSINESS
Box H. 25+ sth-ave
WANTED. --Inven,ors snouif write John
Wedderburn & Co.. Patent AttorneyA
WashinCton D. c.. 70. their 81 600 prem
iurn: m6nfhly contest open 10 theh "Von
APPLICATION
5000 sECt'rrS POSITION and half In
ferest in lBrookiyn) weekly paper; pros
porous business. Apply WILLIAM H..
PIERCE. "a Vesey-st.
$500 and services TO invest in paying busi-
ness; manufacturing preferred Address
F.. BOX 45. 1.242 Broadway.
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witness the disaster to the country which Its sue
cess would involve. ana s,o
The Republicans" ne continued ~ tney r,re' hsro
lands thunder and bound to win the free they s
weigh the silver instead OF taking It at Its race
value In Hong Kong where had to drsT sSsnrhs
Bank received notes Of the bank TO be cashea =.
Shanghai. but when reached that poino @ "nn Notes %
pay per cent discount to have tnelr own o,. ~,
cashed. The nuctuation Is so great that they 10"
know where they are at. "
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

AInass KnrsSrass M'Ty 70 Nest Farms Road isa
Sane 1ss 10 jaas Kuhn property gears 1900
LIE Insurance Co. asd-:t sss IT of 7h- .s NM
Brysnt c;ecrge W. and wife to trustees Of Peter
Naylor n 5o,h-si. 1870 II W Of Broadway ~ oso
Cam Joseph ii. to Marsareta II ward. 5lsi- 1900,
ST. e2G ot shay roy, ;ras iS'oo
tee Pelham-ave p n W OF camhrsiens, ar psIna
ave. aso " corner Csmbreiens and Pelham ,m
rsas1 M'sat y q z c.s cis . '?d msrs.s:. sGs %
s s1s e Is'.sR q pss % y..9 and
Fisher Herr "a si, ana wfs to trustees Of Joseph
Frsrl%a1 m 9ane H 81 TO .Sn lakewood
raHey es James j. ana an Gs RoSe Rooney to Fred
eric ] Middebrook. " Madison-ave Coll # .o..
Gray. Rober; J. and wife to the Metropolitan saw
ings Bank. ia2d-st. 100 # w OF 4thave. .oo
Gardner. George Ii. to Robert Minturn and an
other. trustees. $ ll9thst. 1879 # W OF ParI- ~.
Hirsch. JACOB jacob and Ludwig to John and Fred
erick Iiaag. 1othave. 1873 # Of 44th-
Hill III william H1n'n E. to charlie. Rubsam. vii
lis ave % It Of l4e'h-st. instalments 5000
HGf%e s%iss '39n s f + TO Of qsfs S. J,hs Msa%'
r. e Of Avenue p and ilsth.. III IT >, ,.,
Edwards all title in estate of John IIaskn. N oo
Heckscher. Mamie a and August, to the Manhat::
tan savings institution. 5th-ave. 23s # s Of
fHee ;e, Dav,d n, ,ss and & WIFE to Charles Harris
st and other property error' deed recorded asa
Rupp FTederica W. to Eliza Kener s ssth-.t
Lyons James ., and we to Thoma, ccnn
3oi-st. 1875 It Of lst-ave years............ $500
Jung. Jacob and Jacob Mohr and wives to Regime
Dnkelspiel. lo2d-s i2dil IT ( of Manha'- ,.n
corner llath.t and 7th~ave. year 1880
Klein. John and wife to Henry Kort;ohann. IS ,.
Same to Nicholas schroedsi same property.
Kempner Nathan and wife to Denis Hcrsan e:
sth-sve. GcG # n Of 4oth-st . years 1900
sn1hsr easF a%" Of George "Gsi f.se9 %
p, IL OF ave ytss' ,ss - tc uad '-"oo
brook listh-st. I25 II Of 5th-ave. md 10
adjoining lots and years di mortsage, lo7Soo
l5o It Of 5th-ave. years ......:...... 1900
iisth-st, I!5 Sih,ave 8 years 1900
Rosenthal Jesse and wife to the Bradley &
CrTrsr COMPANY rSn,b h'd lia'hs' 10 - con
Same to Dnock & Fink COMPANY n s li3th-.,.
Same to Jacob Bloom. n ilsth-st. I25 # Of
Same to wliam Stone. trustee. lIsth-st. ''S"
I25 # Of 5th-aye. demand $1,000
ecutor etc. Of William ottmann. l7th-st,
suheand nfs Ia OF Mgare snd husband to III. Dime
Savings Bank Of Williamsburg. sSd-s;. 3Oi
s,ds Ss dedrFe and ws to the Queen. County 5000
savings Bank. $ lo4th-st i2o # Of Court .o NJ,
Van nsS% Edwsss i ana VI. e he Unite; '''''
and West 2oth-st. years .............. S25. 900
vcn Thaden Claus to Dry Dock Savings lns,itu-
Wallace .eT Roi,er.. and Peter Wagner and wiv.: ''
Title Guarantee and Trust Company.
osth-st. lI5 r. Of Central Park West also ..o ~,
wirhs Henry j. to Henry Dryer No 81 Clinton ., mn
Same TO INA Maria Heiser E, al same property
"hney G5a a@nsnv M ana % %,fs y ihe MuGs '
1866 OF willis-ave year................ 1900
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Go fet for Business pnrposes

v,,ufDrNcs sroprs LOFTS AND OFFICES T0 III
X N ch.rt.fs Gprucs Beekman. Fulton John halaeh
isne Dsy Barclay Park Place Park Row Nssssu: :,.,s
49, 6oiz f1i6 feah Water and many other sfssA
- ~s~ ~ cUI.ANp . WHITING 9sskmsa-ss
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
suuuRRAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MUNTCLAIE.-- Real estate
AZ kinds; sale or rent Beekmah-st..
n. y. and OPP o.. l. and w station-
Montciair CLARENCE r. TUBbS-
AT MONrCLAIR. Houses for sale ard 70
let: furnished and un,urnished "M "a
TAYLOR. Mon;clatr. ". J.
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Ccnntrp Tropcrtp for Sale.

GEM OF A SUBURBAN HOME. artbtc In design
"A perfect in construction repets with every modern
for sale favor able house contains
nina rooms tS minutes from the city Addrese
ARCHITECT. Boz 10. Tribune onca
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HHLP WANTED.

.o~~~~~~>~o<->~>>>- ..~~~S~~~~~~~~s~~~~S-
Male.
AGENTS. Mineralized rubber hose. belt
ing, etc. Is better and cheaper than vul-
canized, statesmen appointed on uncovered
ground. MINEEAI.IXED RUBBER co,
New-York
WANTED. AN 1DEA-Wno can think OF
some simple thing to patent. protect your
ideas. they may bring You wealth. Write
JOHN wEDDERBURN a co. Patent Al.
tornsys. Washington. ID. c. for their u VI"
SsEtions wanted
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
RAY STATE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

Boston, July THE Republican state Oo''ie'
this afternoon decided 10 hold the o'a,e No",e"
.,or on october I The choice OF a presiding ofhcer
.rd other details were left TO the Executive COM
rnittee General William F. Draper Will be cnalr-
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
,~~.o/S~r~>~.N~~rS'/ --- -NrONr~~NSoNN~~~rIN~
Male.
CSEF'UL-MAN, kitchen or houeework IN
hotel. ETC.. by a single German. 30,
speaks English; city or country: has rsf-
erences. Address A. R. "a lst-st.
YOUNG MAN. a. Norwegian. wishes Q
steady position as window clearer OF
porter. best reference. A. THOMPSON,
lO2 Presiden;-st.. Brooklyn; top floor.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
FURNISHED ROOMS.

DRESsMAKING.
-N-N~-o~N/e~>> I.S~s,>N~SNr/SSS"~~"~
COCTURIERE FRANCHISE. - Ladies
tailor and dressmaker: evening walking
and carriage gowns. new skitt' ne"
sleeves. short notice reasonao.e prices,
modelling Nine. ANDERSON. 134 West
i5th-st.. formerly with Stern Brothers.
DREssMAKER.- dressmaker;
I Will 20 TO the country or work home or
by day: skirts waists. also chiidren
dresses renodelling. Mrs. HOOD. loo
Weet 101st-ek -
DREssMAK dressnaker:
makes suits SO up: by day $2' Ny week
ch.aper call evenings or address DRESS
MAKER, 2l3 West 12Dth-st.
DRESS sMAKER-Thoroughly experienced
dressmaker hrst-class ntter. desires
more engagements In families; II % per
DAY rest of season, city. country; highsst
references. D., 254 Sth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08

WORK WANTED.
>~.~N~~>>~~~~~~N~N N~NN>~N~NNN~%~%~.~.
Female.
cOMPANION.-Lady Just from France
would be companion TO lady; travel or
otherwise: educated. cheerful, undeniable
references. T.. 66 Vandam-st.
GOVERNESS.-A superior French nursery
governess. thoroughly competent 10 take
full charge Of children: neat sewer under
stands kindergarten: two years references.
c.. 3l+ West 35th-st
WANTED. TO address envelopes or cir
culars at home. 81 per 1000. y. X.
Tribune Uptown Office. .242 Broadway.
YOUNG Girl. us,. can speak. read and
write French. wishes situation In an
ONCE. {. NJ. 20t West C,th-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08

BOARD AND ROOMS.
N~-~N>~~~~~-OoNNNNN>N
A FINE BACK PARIOR: three windows.
neatly furnehed: also hall room; excel
lent table. 1lG East 2oth-st.
DEsIRABLE ROOMS: excellent table
board transients: summer prices; refer
enc-s Fast 4lst-st.
/ GRAMERCY PARK. cor. 21st-st., near
4th-ave- Large cool connecting rooms:
also. hall room; key to private park; su-
perior table board.
10TH ST, 10 WEST. Beautiful large and
small cool rooms. table unexcelled'
transients accommodated.
2lsT. II EAST.
Desirable rooms. with board: references.
23D-sT., IoO EAST, near Madison Square.
Rooms with board. permanent or tran
sient; terms moderate.
34TH-ST.. 81 WEST. T.-Coo. rooms. with or
without board; transients; Southerners;
summer rates.
10 EAST 3sTH-ST Large front room,
handsomely furnished: also small room;
excellent table and attendance; references.
74TH-ST.. WEST-Select board in
Southern f..m ly. references CASHIER.
Postofiice Box 2. lC5.
b5TH-sT.. As WEST.-Desirable, large and
email rooms. with board American fam
ily: references.
go WEST ATHEIST .-Homelike home;
American family: large. medium ana SIN
gle neatly furnished rooms: with or with
out board.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
Rockaway Beach.

| VIA NJ y AND ROCKAwAY BEACH r. r.
Trains leave Long Island Cty y, DAILY except sund:y
5:S5 $40 73O. $50. 9:20 p. NJ: Saturdays 205 30G
$50 p. n.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08

ron SALA.
>~~~~~~~NN~o~ooN~N NNN~~NrN~NsSN~S~VSN
A-A.--A.-A.-FIN diamonds. watches.
81 weekly; no trash. Call or addtess
WATCH SUPPLY CO.. Maiden Lane.
Room 2. All goods guaranteed
Al ItEpUCED PRICES -oUv secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought ana ex-
changed. GEORGE u. EDDY. 3vs Madi-
son-st.
BEAUTIFUL At. Bernard dog. largest
breed: two years old: pedigree: rough
coated. 2O2 Fountain-ave. and Eastern
Parkway. Brooklyn.
COLUMBIA BICYCLE '05 make. In ex
celent condition. including the tires; has
been riden only a short distance (about
2JO miles,. x65 spot cash. including a $5
silver Ring" lantern end "A bell. Address
COLUMBIA, Box 6. Tribune Office. -
CONCERT VIOLIN.-Very old. fine violin
for sale; magnificent tone: elegant Amati
model: price $3.50. worth more than double.
Address MUSIC. l62 East 23d-st
GOOD ICE ROUTE. with hoses and
wagons. for sale cheap. DOScH. l.32D
Gates-ave.. Brooklyn.
ROLL TOP DESKS, best quality, SIS. SIS.
S2i. s22 S25. SIS. s4S and SIS. E. B.
ESTES SONS. $5-47 John-st. near Mas
sau-st
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08

NURSERY a nurse with y years expert
ence: long or short engagements; citys
countr, or ssashore: doctors recOwnlerts-
ton. Address. with parti,u Miss
NEWTON. - Halsey st. Newark, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-11
How Napoleon Raised Money.

Napoleon had the lavish hand of a
parvenu, but his beneficiaries We're NOT
grateful, and with ever increasing in
science We're always craving more The
system of private contiscationS or forced
contributions from individuals had al
ready attained vast dimensions. During
the winter of 1S09-10 it was extended
and regulated; the sums wrung frcm
German princes and Spanish grandees,
from English merchants and the Italian
clergy, We're not entirely exhausted the
remainder, together with what was ''ac-
cepted' from timorouspolitician crafty
ccclcsiastics, sly contractors and unprin-
ciplcd iinanciers, was now erected into
the dignity Of the emperor "extraor-
binary domain" The term "army
chest" had been devised for times of
higher public morality; it was now dis
carded. Confiscatcd palaces, forests,
laEui, fisheries, moneys from the sale Of
American ships-ail We're now the en-
peror's private property.
Sloane's Life of Napoleon in Cen
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-11
Mozart and Brctzner.

When Mozart was at the height of
his fame he composed the music for
Bretzner's Belmont und Konstanze"
c'The Abduction From the Seraglio')
at the request of the Emperor Joseph II.
The author of the drama was so angry
at this that he inserted the following
notice in The Leipziger Zeitung: "A
certain fellow, of the name of Mozart,
has dared to misuse my drama, Bel
mont und konstanze' for an opera text.
| hereby solemnly protest against this
invasion of my rights, and l reserve to
myself further procedures. (Signed),
Christoph Friedrich Bretzner, author of
Rauschcheu.