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A CARRIAGE TANNED AGAINST A PILLAR.

COLLISION IN THlRD-AVE.-A CAR Thrown OFF
THE TRACK AND THE CARRIAGE
WRECKED. BUT NOBODY HURT.
two-horse carriage Owned by the Meyers
brothers of the Kensington Stables, Third-aVe.
and Eighty-sixth-st. driven by John Mullen, OF NO
Ns East Ninety-ffth-st.. and containing man.
woman and a little girl, crossing Tnird-ave al
East Fortieth-st. about p. m. yesterday when IL
came into collision with a of the Third-ave
cable line. The was the leader In train OF TWO
The carriage was caught between the car ana a
n,ar Of the elevated railroad and badly wrecked.
The car was thrown from the track The driver
and other occupants of the carriage and the horses
all escaped injury.
The car was crowded with passengers, all OF whom
were badly shaken up, but none were seriously hurt
The accident caused a blockade the Third-ave.
cable line. As the accident occurred on the south,
hound track all in that direction We're stopped
until the displaced was put on the rails again.
No arrests were made by the police. as II was
Thought that no blame attached to either the driver
Of the carriage the gripman of the car
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Morton-st Nos "a and 30: Alfred Price and wife - 40
Frederick 4 Burnham .................': S''Wo
T1ompson-st No 230 Emile Marie TO Herbert 80.
Schlicker ''''''
Goth ST. Nos $50 and 53s West; Marian Gouver- a.
neur Herbert l. Mason. ....-.......... A""V
o. f;r,n fV "a .'''" ".......... 49, 800
Sd ave No 523: Frank G Stollmeyer TO John II
krOger
ris Martens to Henry Vending ...............
7ist-s No 300 West: Sarah Billings to lsa-
belle Cammann go. 800.
93d-st No 800 East John Mclaughlin and wfe oo ooo
Madson-ave s. 40 Of 104th-st. 2oxSo;
Joseph Schreiner and George Fennel ana ~ -oo
wives Henry Fisher ....................: Zo''"o
Houston-st. No 3s7 East: Samuel Beck TO Katie
Eeck
Goerck-st 90. Herman Oppenheim and wire M ooo
10 George Ldor OWN"
J Schreiner and George Fennel and wives TO =. M
Convent-ave. No !; Patrick ONeil. jr TO Charles o
Trueman OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. wv
i56th-st $ cor Eagle-ave. j26xl00; Charles -
Trueman and wife TO Patrick O'Nell. tr....... iV"
6th-ave. 3. 11s.6 II 5 Of High Bridge or Fordhan
Landing Road. 2jxs6 l0x25xs74: William + o
Holding and wife TO George Monro. 4,s'n
Same property; George Monro to Eliza Mon
vyse-ave Q s. 2l4.7 II n Honest. 2411xl0o:
Ida McMenomy Jacob Blaesser. .............. 10
West Chester to East Chester Road. :. adJoin-
ing land Of Robert rurnbull. contains about IL
James \ Miller. jr. Sophia Miller. j
Signal Place cor lands of NewYork and Har
lem Railroad Company. 81 .9x3311. irregular;
Matthew Logan and wife TO Pierre w Briggs. LOO
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Qearpers.

UenrDer4.
UUERMAN DRISLzR. A NJ. LII B. CoLCSTA .
ii Fast 4eTH ST.-PRIvATE INSTRUCTION.
summer Successful experience IN preparing stut1s tos
College Classics. Mathematics French and G.rna
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There were no sales at the Broadway Real rs
tate Salesroom yesterday.
At No. l07 Greenwich-st near Rector-st' W. II
Ricketts,, as receiver. sold on the premises the
three-story frame and brick tenement, with two
story brick building in rear. leasehold to william
T.. Horkins for 1880 N,
AT the Broadway Real Estate Salesroom w
Kennedy adjourned the sale OF nc; ~ 10 ~
East Broadway and No. al to 2io Divislon-st. ano
No | to Gouverneur-st to August "a. and NO
4S3 Manhattan-ave. to September .. ,,,
Daniel T. Mcguire has sold to Henry Stillge
bauer for a client the vacant lot at the northwest
corner OF the Boulevard and Nnety-seventh-st.
25x10o II feet for $4,000. Mr.. Stgebauer VIII opef
a bicyclists garden the lot.
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SUDDEN DEATH IN AN OFFICE.

lanes Cheetham. sixty-fve years old. of No 25i
Dean-st Brooklyn, died suddenly yesterday from
heart disease in an office on the first floor of No
G. Wall-st Cheetham was employed as canvas
ser at No y Barcay-st. Yesterday he went up In
the elevator In the Wall-st building. transacted
some business and then started down again On
The way down he became i'll and was helped into
a vacant Office the ground floor An ampuiance
was telephoned for but before 1t arrived ne was
dead DR. Loibee Of the Hudson Street Hospital
said that Cheetham died from heart disease.
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HOUsEWORK. by a respectable sft
willing and obliging Please ca"
LYONS, s. East lnIth-si
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Frey. Magdalena. to Joseph schreine- and
George Fenncll. corner Madison-ave and ..
Fisher Henry to same. Madison-avc. 10 T.
Hogan Michael J. to Mary p Thatcher, Green
Lane or ave 15s II Of 5th-st. years. ...... 20
Holscher. Margaretha' to Gustav and MARGARET -
Kinder, William and wife to Eliza NJ Currier
vlla-ave. 1903 II Of Southern Boulevard .
Kroger. John H. TO Henry L Meyer.
Sd ave and 35h- st. ] year ;......: so
'@ WEARS 10 riaiA y 200
Lydeckcr susan to Tanner V Lyaii. 3 4sth-st ~
May joseph q. to Eliza Buttner Prospect-s at
n int Of Of south line OF city Island at
vh high water sdg "a years 10 Teachers coopeatve
Building and Loan Association. 9Th ave-
1886 It Of Fordham Landing road install :, c
Mariner Elizabeth and Louisa Marvin and
Emma Nimocks TO Equitable Life Assurance
Society of the United states. 49th-st l4l IT "a .
McF,lroy. Daniel s. and wife to Broadway Savings
Institution nos i'4-' anu $500 '..... 1000
o'Scn. patrick jr. to charles rruemsn. 5 c o,
schnath Caroline to Rachel Purdy. Subur- .
ban ST. 371.s II Of Anhony-ave. years. go 20
schiicker Herbert. Emile Marie. No go -
scb1aeppl Tirch ard wife to the Equitable Life
Assurance Society Of the United States, NO q am
schm idt. william j. to Henry Krorer & Co. Nos
as and 389 Hqasonrs' lease demand Rrndercs 20
William Dudley loth-st 100 IT OF co
Van Ingen Edward il. and wife to United states
Trust CO. Union-ave 2265 II OF Home
ST. or Lyon-st. and corner Union-ave and
weyierer' william % New-York Life Insurance
and Trust CO. corner 6th-aye and 1s;h-st oo =
part leasehod and fec simple. o years .2oooo
Webb Helena II 20 Eliza T Grswold. 74th-
St. $50 # e Of Coiumbus-ave. year. 80
son. l37h-st. $50 IT OF Lenox-ave. install
ments ''''...''.'. oV
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
filed yesterday:
No plans filed at the main once. Uptown branch.
New buildings
Hoes 30 II Of Jennings-st. for two
Murry a' Of no 7is 5th ave .."t......:.. $500
iSth-st n 3. 400 Of White Plains-ave. for
William F varan Of Wakefield owner .e...... 5000
Woodycrest-av s. S7.6 II Of 1Gith-st, for
two-story frame dwelling, by Louise Fries. Of
No 1OO6 Trinity-ave. owner .................. 5000
Riverdale-ave s. Sunnybrook. Kingsbridge,
for a one-story frame and glass greenhouse. by
the Even estate " No % West sOth-st, owner. 600
l46h-st. n g. 225 II OF Willis-ave. for a four
10 lis East ssth"s owner .................. 5000
Alterations:
l7sth-st. n s, 100 1t Of Westinghouse. by
Maria / Fields, Of l7sth-st. and Washington
carriage house Observation-Disclosures. 1900
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Go Get for Business pnrposes

Call or send FOR new special list Just ou:.
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THE MISSES EIY's SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS
s5th and seth Streets. New York
Brooklyn
EULL COLLEGE COURSE ~ CHEMISTRY.
ton special Circular Of the New Course Practical
ShaTersl College IN 1870, sen o. spp:lcaon 70 the
ingston St, Brooklyn. " Y.
Hoboken.
STEVENS SCHOOL.
THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
TIE oF FTE TFeNSo 1NsTEruTE
RIVER STREET.
'e'we'" 1 RE5 ana H 9l0 s iss ,c H3n9k sas
Examinations for admission on the l4th and 10th Of
Full courses q .tudes preparatory to Colleges and
Schools Of SCENT Law ~ ana Medicine s,o go
PEI term % ~ vi Glow ''' ''@ % ''
These terms include all the studies.
For catalogues apply to the Principal Of Stevens School
For Young Lades.-Country
\ cADEMY MorNT ST. Ursula BEDroRD PARK.
ege Forlham. opposite Bronx rark-Thls boarding and
lay sqSpScd %h all moil 3
ss n. the second Tuesday !" aoThFR SCI
DIsHoPTHoRPg. So Bethlehem; Pa Church School 90
Peror Instruction in Nus A. rh'sca .9i.o o a,s sa'h
Miss ALBERTA OAKLEY Bachelor Of ITtters Pin
nAHIINGTON SEMINARY for Young Ladies'. West
- Chester Pa Opens Sept. H. Good buildings, beautl
$50 per year. Catalogues Il DARLINGTON Pm d.
THREW LADIES' SEMINARY, CARMEL. y. Y.
~ asi neslns Sept 2tih; new gymnasium n, and
Ike thorough progressive Send for illus. circular.
JAMES NJ. YEAGER. ID. d. Pres
TSNGLEWOOD. " J.. II miles from New York.
II DWIGHT SCHOOL for Girls sih year Regular and
special College preparation. Miss CREIGH-
So
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PASSENGERS on THE TRAVE.

Among the passengers who VIII SAIL To-Day iof
southampton and Bremen on the North German
Lloyd steamship Travc will be the following:
Mr. and Mr. James A J. r. Mata,
Bradley ]. r. Mata. il. -
M and Mrs Georg Died Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore F.
Yucking H. Meyer,
Miss Irma Buckng Mr.. and Mrs John Mohr-
Dr. and Mrs Theodore mann.
Blank, i. A. Salomonson.
Miss Pettis Grunewald. John NJ. Thomas,
Miss Theodore Heling. Henry H. Vail
Henri W Henry Miss Mary {. Vail.
The Hon Arthur Herbert. The Rev. and Mrs. Ihonas
secretary the British Wiltshire.
Legation at Berne Mrs Josephine Werner.
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UoI-sEWORK nv colored woman 70
DO general Homework. good referrnss
go Wee, 6oi-st. 81 door. back. West s'''
room IL
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unfurnisbeo Apartments 90 fst.

TN THE BERESFORD. $500, ,.,.,,,,,,, ioc,,ed
Nth every convenience and comfort ~ wen
home few choice suites be secured from oS, "a
1sa6 on nersonal application by letter 10 the eesu
sis, "a SD SITS corner Central PARK west ana Man
haitian Square.
Sr,uE COLONIAL, ,orner 99th-st and Western Bou!e-
vard-Verv select apartments 20 rent TO desHabIe
1enan,s rents 81 81 200 Apply on premises or 10
y FITZPATRICK. 80 West 67th-si
n, WEST 0sTH -ST.--78 WEST 9th ST -
81 HANDSOME APARTMENTS 70 RENI. 49, .-
$50 70 so per month Apply on premises VI
20 K. FITZPATRICK. so West orh-st
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

PONIES FOR SALE-Suitable for children
and breeding. cheap. TO make room for
boarding horses. Address DR.. o. c. JACK
son. Jamaica. Long Island.
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sUBUpBAN REAL ESTATE.

AT MONTCLAIR.-Hous for sale and u
let furnished and unfurnished WIN. ~
TAYLOR hontclair. N J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18

CAMPING IN THE CANADIAN ROCKIES.
An Account of Camp Life in the Wilder
Parts of the Canadian Rocky Noun
tains. together with description OF the
Region about Banff, Lake Louise, and
Glacier. and a sketch Of the Early Explora-
lions By Walter Dwight Wilcox. With 70
full.rage photographers and many illustra-
lions in the text. from photographs by the
author. Large Svo. gilt top, $500.
9th. author gives graphic descriptions OF the ad-
venture, Of the party. and presents. in a popular
manner the main features of the geology botany
fauna and climatic conditions OF the mountains
THE volume should awaken keen interest In
this comparaiively unknown region where sport
scenery and climate offer such exceptional atrac-
lions to the hardy summer traveller and the lover
Of nature"
THE HASTINGS CHESS TOURNAMENT
BOOK. Containing the full official record
Of the 800 games played by the % COM
petitors at this latest International Con-
gress. annotated by distinguished body or
experts. including in their number eight
prize winners. Together with biographical
sketches of the 90 players with portraits
and autographs of each; the rules under
which the Tournament was played; and 200
diagrams Of situations, ETC. Svo Net, S170.
:. Send for latest issue Of Notes New Books"
G. P. PUTNAMS SONS,
27 and 20 West 23d St. New York.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

.>.o.o.NN>oNNNNoNN~-~ ~.~N~~~~~Oo~~~-o~N-
TO ExCHANGE.-s3500 600 piece Of cen
trail Chicago property. producing fair in
come. Incumbrance $4,000 Will take
clear Kansas City or ST. Louis. Mo, prop
erty. or good stocks or bonds. Will give
bargain to party able 70 assume incum-
brance. C. c. SPOTSwOOD. Room 70l.
l<5 la Sale-st.. Chicago. III.
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BOARD AND HOONs.

>~~.~~.~~N0~~O~ -~l~N~~N@~D>e~.~,- s-~l0/>N1NNN-
laTH-ST. 81 WEST. Beautiful large and
small cool rooms: table unexcelled. tran
sienis accommodated
3oD- ST. - AND as near Imperial.--Onc
suite. with private bath. on second foor
also hall rooms.
18TH ST. ~ WEST. Large and small
rooms parlor. second and third floors
private baths. with good board.
74TH-ST.. WEST Select board In
Southern family. references. 6. IA. H.
C., POstofilce Box . 1915.
434 MADISON AVE. Very desirable third
noor room. with board. newly furnished :,
extra large closets. reference.
1-I32 MADISON-ANE.. COR. 3lST. ST
Handsomely furnished single and double
rooms with excellent board.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
NNNNNNNN
Country.

Country.
A BARGAIN at Schooleys Mountain.
y. j., near the hotels. on macadam road
from Hackeistown: hea.thtul location:
farm. co acres; good buildings: house with
bath. running water. range; -. 100. Ed
WARD ?. HAMILTON & CO. &c Broad
way.
THE ORANGES. n. J. IA speciality
Residences for rent for occupancy on or
after Sept /: Also sale $1,000 10 1000
upward: terms 10 suit. Full particulars
f. p. HAMILTON & CO. 96 'Bway. y. Y.
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.>o~~~~~~~oc-~~'eN>Nos 'NsScscCcHNco(.H
nI-IIDINGS STOR.rS LOFTS AND OFFICES TO LET
Is on hamhers Spruce, Beekman Fulton. John. Maiden
Lane Doy Barclay Park Place Park Row. Nassau WILL
tam Gold Cn Pearl Water and many other streets.
rutland & WHITING. : Beekman- 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CELEBRATED LAvALL1ERE CORSETS
now 20 for almost nothing. don't forge.
TO get one: Soc. buys 81 % kind: unique
chance JAMMES 300 Broadway.
OUR SPECfALTY.-Curta and drap-
cries to order at makers cost; SIX
velour porteres, trimmed and lined com
plete s35 the pair GEORGE LOCKHART.
l2s West 23dst.
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Hnfnrnlsheo Gonsss Go Cft.

FINELY BUILT 3story house. Is foot, in West soth-
"A ST.. 81, 800. years estate lease 40 West S6hs
lstory 2ioot back servants staircase, light wood ef
fAc'a $500 : years lease. POWER. eJthst. ana Co
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BROOKLYN 11ropertp Go Get.
HOUSES TO LET BY
LEONARD rOODY.

III
Carroll-st mr. Ninth av story IA 81 400
Union II mr. Eighth av story, r........... l.2eo
81 John's nace Seventh av 8
Mace & ST.
Sixth av ST. Johns place stone, II sp
prnsnect place nr Carlton ave
PARK nlace mr. Carlton ave 3 stone r......... 12O
S,ernc Nice ,r sixth az II
Sterling place Seventh 2i2 stone, 10 r.... $40
Mark's av mr. Flqtbush. 3 s stone,
81. Marks place, Fourth ave. brick. 10 f.. 800
pineannle ST mr. Fulton frame.
Henry Joralenon 4 II r............. 900
Sidney place mr. Livingstone brick IS r....
Ier CldssOn, . 3 L.
st clinton stone. ~ r.............. 900
Jefferson Lewis. IL
Nerorh nlacc Fulton 81. stone. IL r......
Pacific St mr. Nevins brick IL r.............. $40
Quincy st $ stone. IL
Livingston ST. Nevns 3 rick. II r........... $40
Bond u r.................
Decatur 81 nr Tomrkins av. brick. 10 r....... $50
Hanover plaee Fulton 81. frame 10 r.......
Halsey st. Tompkins 3 frame. II r....... $50
S,uyvesan av brick II ..............
Bergen Third av. frame 10 r............ 24O
Now is the your homes for the Fall call
before the best | have a
,racve list houses let In all parts city at all
,rices 20 Court Ct. 800 Fathush
LEONARD l1OODY.
Call or send for special list. Just ou
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Ciip Real estate for Sale or Go Get.

4 HANDSOME house for sale TO rent No.
"A West End-ave. 97th-st.: rent 5000 per
annum. Apply premises.
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gnstruttlcu.

gnstruttiou.
For Young LadIes.-Country
MORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE for young
!IuS TsmsH s sna s sss sept 'n ss issS $3.50
'''A'0sO' JOS E. KING. Pres. Fort Edward. y. Y
TOME INSTITUTE. TARRYrowN- oN-HuDsoN
aaoA P ss5S.n. s seS D "a sfaHs
IVY HALL HOME AND COLLEGE, pRE PREF, R TORY
Mrs. school FL Ssuat fs. fTea.
l SEW,NItrShP. L!IciIgIiEtb CO.. CONN
Posi- Graduate Course Mrs. VIM D. BLACK, Paroness
T lyndon HALL SCHOOL FOR YorNG LADIES.
SAMUEL Wells Ell ys btcK Kosss pFoushsep N
T AKEwooD. n. J.-THE oAKs.-Boardina and day
IL school for young ladies and iitt:e girls Tenth year
Endorsed by weknown physicians educators and clergy
mel" 0' ''''" Misses FGRRiNGToN. Lakewood. \. J.
NJ 100 '' "a TarryioSn. on Hudson, XewYoIk ,,.
Principals: Miss II. L. huxley Miss e. {. Plumley.
MISS DANA's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. .,
~ Morrs3wn NewSessy WI reepen and Ratmore
German teachers NeArness to New-York affords special
advantages. Boarding pupils, 500
Nj College. Daily Drill in Miss Aikens Method MrsJ
Harriet Bescher scovllle Deyan Prin stamford Conn
NTIss oERRIsHs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Collegiate and special courses Of study.
MISS TOwNsENDs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
dsmc a and College preparatory Departments Special
MISS BAIRD'S INSTITUTE FOR GIRLS. Norwak
vi Conn-24th year Primary Academic and College
Preparatory Music, Art and the Languages
Careful attention 10 morals ana manners Ne" ouuhsn'
steam heat. gymnasium
DENNsYLvANIA PHILADELPHIA. 1.35O PINE-ST.
l. MISS ANABLE'S BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL
Young Ladies' Estab. In lS4S Circular on application
--------------------
ct MARy's SCHOOL tEpscopaD: Boarding and Day
- School for Grs. Collegiate, Preparatory Primary
departments Sister Superior. 8 and East 46th 81.
GIT AGNES SCHOOL.-Under the direction OF Bishop
- Doane Preparation for all colleges Special Studies
ana Courses OF College Study Special advantages in
Music and Art. Gymnasium.
Miss ELLEN W. BOYD Prin. Albany. n Y
VNEMPI.E GROVE SEMINARY. SARATOGA SPRINGS.
CHARLES F. DOWD. PHI. D.. Pres.
Send Tor yearbook giving details OF courses to Franklin
r. Dowd. Asst Prn
TIME oss:NTN0 SEMINARY Fur GIRLS sing-slng-
i on-the- Hudson. Mss c. c. FULLER. Principal 10Th
year begins September %.
TTIHE CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL.
select private school for girls Best preparation
college: many not leading TO college. Com
forts Of home. Mr.. ARTHUR GILMAN is the Director.
Cambridge. Mass
WEST WALNUT STREET SEMINARY for Young
paratory Modern Languages Music Art ElocutIon. Mrs
REBECCA G. DICFSON LONG. Prn., Mrs
Henrietta Kutz. 2,o+6 Walnut Street. Philadelphia.
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL.
opens Sept 23d. For circular address
Mrs THEODORE r. RICHARDS. Principal.
Miss SARA LOUISE TRACY. A. NJ. Associate
Germantown. Philadelphia.
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CANES PLAYED AT NUREMBERG.
SOME MORE OF THE MATCHES PLAYED IN
THE TOURNAMENT.
r-r-ru ROr-ND-OIJEEN'S GAMBIT DECLINED

The following some more games mat were
played in the chess tournament in Nuremberg;
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DRESS " AkIN0.

DRESS
- - . S0N~>0N>~SNN<N
DREsSMAkING.- Perfect hitting ana styl-
i.h dreases made from S. up on short
notice. Mrs WlTkOV. 32s West 4sth-st.
I.rNOx ladies Of Lenoy will md in Miss
Grace OF New-York. competent
modiste. make or remodel 49, atty ref
srsnces. Box 1863. Lenox.
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Mem Publications.

NEW BOOKS.
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,OAcuMAN &c am a coachman and
ga-dener. thoroughly understand my
work in both branches: 81 long experience
understand my business. am middle sseu
man. Danish. strictly sober ana honest
,nr EMAIL wages hut want a good home,
where / can ard will make myself usetui
have rrst~cia.s reference. 81 years In this
country. Address c. NJ $, BOX To- llo-
uns ONCE ----------
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ElrRNIsl.rn ROOMS.

81 WEST 10TH ct. -Comfortahly FUR
nlshcd large and small rooms well kept
good service. excellent table. references
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UOI SEX EEPFR - Ry refined yHns
widow, would 20 out u New-Yc rk: nai-
nary people need not answer. " H.. bA
* Tribune O~,ce.
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MISS PEBBLES AND MISS THOMPsoN'S
M BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
80 81 and 81 East 57th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18

HOUsEWORK. by 4 m'ddle-agei wcnsa
In a small family: good home pre'se,rS.s
to high wages. good reference NY ""'
6Sth-st.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-06-19
The New Store.
graphed'

A stock of Dry Goods, Clothing and Fur
nishings has been put in the Opera house
block and will be sold for what they will
bring. No humbuging about this sale. We
mean business. Please come In and see us.
206 north Washington street.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-06-19
For Fine Millinery and Low Prices 60 TO
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Personal.

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1 have all prices from 25c
to SOC, and | am satisfied |
can suit you at any price you
may wish. My 25c tea is an
exceptionally good bargain,
better in fact than some teas
that are sold for 40 cents.
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Good Butter.

/ can pay you a good price
for fancy butter and if you
make that kind kindly let me
see it, and see if / can't help
you. / want all l can get of
that kind and will pay an
extra price if it suits.
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Dollar
Saving
People

Wish there were more of
them. Why? They're our
best customers. The more
particular, the more Saving"
people are, the more sure we
are of selling them their
groceries.
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"Perfection Blend"
Coffee.

/ wish to call your atten-
ton once more to this elegant
blend of coffee. Only SOC.
It will please you.
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Be a Coin Collector.

Collectors of American coins will find to their advan
age trade here Bright silver dollars saved and
collected out of every spent for Good
Made Clothing.
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Plug Tobacco zoe.

| have a small lot of this
tobacco which | will sell for
zoe. 1t won't last long.
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nsas for our $1,000 ALL as W 5. s! sS

Every buyer becomes coin collector. Commencing Sat
urday June 90 he gets So suit for 1857 and places 1888
in his coin collection in addition wearing the neatest and
best suit of the season.