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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-14
SUIT OVER STOCK EXCHANGE SEAT.

James Grant. who had been a member Of the
Stock Exchange from May 1869, died I'm April 1897.
Frederick Grant appointed executor OF Grants
will. and received letters testamcntary IN Eovem-
her, 1895. Objections were nlcd 20 his account by
several Of the next OF kin OF the decedent and by
the special guardian OF insane devsee under
the will Edward c. OBrien appointed by Sur
rogate Arnold 10 hear and determine. and the OBJ
jections sustained by him. The administrator
opposed the confirmation Of the referees report
and Surrogate Arnold yesterday sent the case back
TO the referee for the purpose Of taking testimony
rs 10 the ownership OF The tcstatOrs seat on the
Stock Exchange. which ne had refused 10 admit in
the course OF the hearing OF the case.
The certificate for the seat stood In the testators $
name at the time Of his death. few DAYS after
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NO SMELL FROM GARBAGE WORKS.

Colonel Waring the Commissioner OF Public
Works. replying 70 the criticism Of a correspond
ent issued another signed statement yesterday 10
reiterate his assertion that there is nuisance
arising from the garbage reduction works at Bar
rem Island. The correspondent wrote that Colonel
waring probably could smell the stencil from
but II he had been several miles away he might
have smeed IL. In his reply Colonel Waring wrote
81 infer from your letter that YOU suppose The
garbage 10 be destroyed by cremation, from which
the gases escape through the chimney. The process
is Of cooking. in incosed digesiers. by steam
The chimney emits nothing but the soft-coal smoke
OF ordinary combustion from the fires under the
boilers In that respect II is like cotton factory"
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Proposals.
ocean MAIL LETTINGS
Proposals.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON. n. G.. July |. 1897.
In accordance provisions Of act Of Congress
approved g. 1881 entitled An Act 70 provide Tor
mail between the United States and foreign
ceived al the Post Office Department in the city OF
Washington, until o'clock ?. m, on Iuescay ne ON
October 1891 conveying the mails Of the unied
States by steamships described In said act be-
several OF the United States and the sew
ports foreign countries which are spechcy naeo
in the schedule OF published herewith.
Proposals invited service on said routes unoet
contracts each and also Tor ten eaSh'
which shall the lst OF November 1897
Under the right is reserved 20 the PostmaseI
Tor OF the purposes contemplated by tho
81" SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED ROUTES
No Go NJ y" From New York g Tuspam, Gaming
al Havana Progreso. Tanpico, and returning calllhs
Vera Cruz. FronteTo. Progreso and. Havana 3nSss
week nfty-two trips per year. vessels Of the third
class Time II three and three fourth Gays 70
and from Havana Bond required with bid $lo.Op
Contract for years for ten years.
No. 20. NJ. So From New York 70 Havana once
third class Time Of averaging not more than
three and -fourths days each way Bond requires
With bid $1,000 Contract for five years. or fog ten
years. III, 4.
mi,,ed 10 substitute any time during the contract
,ar ono or more the second class for vessels
OF the third without additional compensation there
NORTON return voyages vessels may touch any
ror,s no, named in the schedule II by doing
ri not delayed
circulars containing "A copy OF the sboVc-cted
lis, OF the routes Instructions BIDDERS and blank forms
of propals accompanying bonds be obtained q
the tendent OF Foreign Mails Post Office Depart
rnent. on and July 18th 1897
' JAS. \. GARY.
Postmaster General
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Rudclmann. Louisa. to Frederick " st John.
hrdgc Road wears ....................... 50. 800
Burns. jams and wife to Herman Joveshof No
n2%er West fn 81 Ie'u aGS %te to Gustav
Eeyerle and others. 2oh- st. 1926 and 3sl3 . ooo
Beckmann. Charles to Marguerite Beckmann No
corsa. J5sephine h. to Mary Patterson 5 T,or-
Ing Pace 1884 1t Of lslst st or University -,oo
cs:cGqa9 H.nry, ana VIE to Daniel T; ssybel
Conservation Asudath Jesho GRIN to Mav LoUen,
4,a r Park ave years 1000
Hussey. Levi. and wife to Franklin l. Gunther. as
trustee FOR Franklin Gunther. No II West ~ nm
Ke'sh. Thomas W to James smith 30 IS
san 6" to ' the civ Tgs safe Deposit and surety
company Of Philadelphia, n lo4th-st 225 IT W ,
Iior E1aie,6 and husband to the Workers say
ines Bank. corner White Plains Road and $500
Mullsan. Mary and Charles H. to John Parsons
puven Duyy P9Ik r,SH rSrrsc at iners,c
Mni ise' FrSasricka John and Maggie schiamp to
AIarv 4 Davidson. No 207 Avenue b. = years. 5000
Miller. James " ana Ellen and Clara I. MACY to
ieth st. ana lot 100 least halo map Of Union coo
Mi iller J 5lSecker and wife to Mary E Gure. 49,.
No 30 West 9th st. years ..........::...:' 1'oo
'" sislmont 1'''i .. ...'..'........ 1900
oGTen Mary and JON to Mar Of , Taiu% .,
ri or Sy" De rasauale. Marietta and husband to
IL and II ~ and d. map Of Norwood. oath
Ward secures bid for openings. etc
Roiharnel. Albert. o Edward Burghard NO ooo
ESQ To- Csi East 1+sth-st, year. mortgages; lfWo
Spr, Alfred and .fe John Parsons. Ola
Albany Post Road 1851 n OF Bailey 49,.
ave 27xs9l 10 Bailey-ave. years..........::. 'oo
Sore pam g ami Susan !. - the New York Lie
Insniancr ana m IfuT =, Dm,ch Il 3 years. 10000
Str. CATERING =: to 'ohn nui. $500
lax 4,y 49, e. & % 6 ssd
G,llen ct a. to Sa ba mart 5000
S,ernkorf William y Drew Theological sem
lnary Of the 'hur'n 40 5000
Svenson Christ John + Sleeves. lot 10 block
c. map property OF II Rose, Mapes Estate 90, %
Tatarcz<y. Sophie. to New York BUILDING Loan
ia o 1E' FAN Instruments ..'......... 624O
WsrI e IT, N F.t am 1000
Williams John T. W Bourke Cochran. 5
@',h,SIi: 20 ''e' % NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1880
YE wns, bs g''s ' IS ','' 400
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IIoboken.


THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
RIVER STREET
between 9Th and 9th SIS. Hoboken, y. j.,
REOPENS SEPT. 18TH. 1897.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION on TIE
18TH AND l4TH OF SEPTEMBER.
Fun courses q studies preparatory 10 Colleges and
Schools Of Science Law. and Medicine. The rate Of
tuition FOR all $3.50 per year $50 term
These include ali the studies.
For catalogues apply TO the Principal OF Stevens School
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Gurouean 5iu6p ano Grarcl.

10 -, III a,
ruNHE MISSES GRINNELl. formerly y East otth 81.
i Will leave New-York October ], Tor elght nion.ns
residence France and Germany. Ihey VIII cnapeI,.
Young ladies' wish study. Three months suppe-
,nentarv travel Address Brookline. Mass.
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Furnished Gouses 10 Cet-Conntrp

A FAMILY LEAVING TOWN for the winter Will rent
"A responsible and careful parties their handsomely
furnished house. situated in the most desirable
sccticr the Park Slope. Brooklyn. Rent 81 200 to
May lst ls9s Principals only address Box 0, Tribune
Office
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AMONG THE BROKERS AND
AT THE EXCHANGES.

Several private sales involving considerable
amounts reported yesterday by real estate
m en-, and business appeared brisker than IL mas
been for time.
J. Clarence Davies & Co. sold to the warren
Scharfe Asphalt Paving Company for Henry Lewis
Morris plot OF about twenty-five lots on the
Harlem River. beginning about one hundred ieet
south nd fftethst. and about nve
hundred feet deep by about one hundred ana SHY
feet on the Har.em River The Warren-Scharle
company intends erecting on the plot at once puid-
ings 10 bd used for the purposes OF its business
II was said yesterday that the price paid for the
property was 10000 but this statement was not
Tim & Co sold for shreiner & Fenne the north;
corner of e-hundred-and -hfth-st ana
Madlson-avc.. "A fve-story light brick and stone
apartment house. and stores, size 25.lixSs to p
houses recently completed by the builders A.
David Stewart sold for John Welcker the five,
lot $2xl75. for $500 Mr. Stewart has also sold for
Ward Wheeler plot on the east side Of 81 Nich-
20 feet south n1c Of
Mandelbaum Levine have sold No 1874 FL
dridsc-st.. hve-story double tenement house 2Ox
from the estate of Henry Lorenz
Mr. Taubcrr has also sold for John VI. Lynch the
southeast corncr of Brook-ave; and 0ne-hundred-
Michael Dwyer; also No. ia Brook-avc.. a five
Siaw.on & Hobbs have sold for Warren c. Crane
two lots on the south side Of One-hundred-and-
The purchaser is builder who viii immedioteiy
begin to improve the property.
the So So is7 to ' 49, oeTn1ss LOT
The Tate estate has sold to NJ Mayer No. IA
Eas: Nnthst plot .5x93, with a brick stable
The following was the result Of the offering at
auction at No. III broadway yesterday: o.o ~.
chestcr-ave. near Wales-ave. two fours story brick
IA thousos Ox141IxG.4x9I1: amount due, S.$76
SALE &rsI 1awne aior
ney. Reuben Mapelsden; to the plaintiff for $3.50
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THE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Square q. 1872 Broadway.
Specia! courses during reduced rateA
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4 DNERTs Eht-NIS ana subscriptions for The Tribune
- received at their Uptown once. No. Ia: Brosdway
I'd door north 81 3lsst. until o'clock advertise
received al 'ie following branLh ccs al regular
office rates until o'clock p viz: "a stl-ave,
9J ~. tth i9tn -4t Mays. Ith-aNe
and IAN ST II. rolnmbusave near West G6thst. los
West 42d st.. oh-ave; ~ Ea-t 18th 80 Yves;
42d-s between ~ and Sh aves .c East 4,h-st, @2S
3d-ave between 18Th and nth lu2G 3i-ate
1Us ist-aVr. S9t1 $50 "a ii4t
S54 30 40 Becckerst; 90 lirecker 290s ID
ave; East 7Jth-s 1921 3iave.: 2CG2 3d-aVe, 95
Amsterdam ave- 4O2 West 42d las East iGth-s; aO3
East 4sth-st $50 9th 65i 9thaye.: 1852 3d-aye
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D~oolIyn
TIME BROOKLYN TEIGHT SEMINARY,
i 1910 MOrtague-st.. Brooklyn.
Boarding and school FOR girls Each department IT
charge OF specialist Individual instruction. Opens
September 80.
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"a. p means American Plan; e. p European)
ASBURY PARK. y. J........ Coleman House. now open
BATH BEACH. L. I......:: AIgyle Hotel, open az ear
BALTIMORE, Md Hotel Stafford. f.. p. $l3O UP
do ..................H Hotel Rennert. E. p. $3.50 up
BOSTON. Mass. Hotel Nendome, A: p; -
Co. .Copey So. Hotel. E. p. $3.50 up A. p SO so up
BROOKLYN. v Y.Hotel St. George. E p. 81; a. P. 50
do. go oxford So San Carlos Hotel. A. p. 81 up
FIRE ISLAND SURF Hotel and Cottages now open
n. Y. once: Townsend Building Broadway 18th 81 "a
FISHERS lSLnND. y. YThe Munna'awket A r., s3.oo
CT. HARRINGTON. Hass. Berkshire Inn A. r. - up
MIDDLETowN SPRINGS. VT. The Montxert now r open
NARRAGANsETT PIER. r. l.: :Rockineham. A. p. =,
NEWPORT wv Leland. Jrl: Ocean House. now open
NEW YORK .............F Fifth Avenue Hotel. A. T., %
do ..........H Hotel Netherand. f. p. 81: A. r.. -
do ..(Chas. A Davis) Hote! 81 Andrew. +. T. si;0
DO tn. y. Barry New ST. Cloud Hotel f. r. - ~
do (W. johnson QUINN Hotel Empire EP 81 *
do n23 " Goth. m Rway) The Parker EP 81 ~ up
do. (Neumueer schaner Union So Hotel F. p 81 :. UP
PHILADELPHIA Pa. The Aldine Hotel. A. r, s3oo
do Restaurant, la car,e) New LAFAYETTE E.P' 81 9p
RICHMOND Va The jefferson 4. p IS up; F. P; 80 up
ROCHESTER, ~ Y....... whitcomb House. a. p. SO up
sCHETEcTADY n w. The EdsGn A. p 81 20 up up
ST. LOUIS Mo. Lndell Hotel F. p. 81 up: AP 81 30 up
SYRACUSE y. ". Yates Hotel. F. p kl50: A. r.. =
UTICA. n Y: ......The Butterheld A. r. " 20 90
WASHINGTON C....... Arlington Hotter, a: 90
DO ......................The Raleigh r. T. *Ioo up
WATCH HILL. r. 1......... Atlantic totei now opel
Do fl ps, I rrus INV no op.n
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For Both Sexes-Country.
(NLINTON LIBERAL INSTRUCTION sexes Military.
~ Prepares thoroughly for the colleges fol the Govern
acad, mics l. :. Army officer de-
tailed by the Secretary Of War Superior advantages In
music. Faculty. buildings equipment. situation ana
grounds uneNce!led Latest methods Positively Christian
Lady PRINCIPAL Mrs Ellen Hooker for nine years lady
principal 81 Sage ollege. Cornell University. Core
spondrnce invited w. c. JoSLIN. a. NJ. Principal. Fort
Pain. v Y
TNRIENDs SCHOOL. FOR BOTH sEXEs-Founded IN
J. 1884. Excellent home. Students from oil states.
All denomna tons. Thorough in English. Science
Classics Music and AIT. Address AUGUSTINE JONES.
LII r.. Providence Y. l.
DENNINGToA q. j., sEMINARY,-Conyenient 20
New York. Phada. Bait and Wash'n. Both
hSh Heahful Beautiful I6 teachers. u
$3.50 year. For beautifully illustrated catalogue. al-
dress THOMAS HANION. n. -. President
TI,HE HUDSON PtVER INSTITUTE 4 classical sem
J mary ~ high grade Cor boys and girls Beautiful
arr health full location Hudson VALLEY
o. elncuti0n For ~
dress Rcv.A. H. FLACK NJ. Principal. Claverack. i.
\Nll.LIAMSPOR1 DICKINSON SEMINARY.-Both
w sexes. Regular ana elective COURSES Degrees
f"rr"f. Fits for college. music modern languages
specialtes steam heat electric light. home comforts.
W.e fo- catalogue.
Z. J. GRAY. n. D.. President. wllamsror;. Pa
VN'ESIEIAN ACADEMY. WILBRAHAM. MtSS.--Botn
w Sexes. Nine Specialists In Classics =:
Music Enlarged endowment superior advan-
moderate sls u; 1897
For catalogue address
Rev VA. II NrwHALr Prin.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Attorney ST. No II. " s. 1910 II Of Grand-st.
?l.3x2o 2x2i ax2o Anna NJ Thomas Annie =,
James Sip No 10: William " conoyer to Rebecca
caTm me- ss 80 % }" pr' :; Il q, BEDFORD St OK %"
50. Charles Stein Martin l. Exchange
A!SnsS 49, wam Mue S efe laa etc, 2s
Fredericka Muller and John !, schlamp. ...... 1925
's2a ixs7i Thomas eos n to 'I Henry
Great jones st. 30 s. s. % ixioo same to same loo
W3 roaduar ' Scx nT1 john '% %a%, G5
" Bourke Cochran. valuable consideration and
ch 'iSpeS a2 "%T'Sf e Gd SS "Ss 2ouoo
W Bourke ,. Cochran to John T Williams. vau
4oh st, e 81 s. ' is5 It Of 10Th ave-. 2,xoso II"
a79 s. ;. i2S Il " Il is '' ave. 4sxoso: Fan
.s ME = Prcsler to to Charles n FeGkmann
Eugene and Margaret Potter to Ien-y ii
's Pl IS ( W. cso', ..i Tais T:s id1
jGh -. W 31S. 20 II 9 Of 2I ave 2DxiOo5:
IL !Iermine Ioenns 70 Max q IIopf 1000
,a tin / s!gag a;s to char ao sts s Exchange
William C Davies referee. to Timothy Done
block betweeIn. i2Mh and i25ih- $, run: w,sx
WIFI SiH % fr iaS :? F syf"Ff $780, Mabel 400
1870 s. 80 # Of 7h.ave. 2'Soo.ii; Pliney
i5tt " st. 2es It Of pleasant ave- 25xiooo
Mns aTfs sT @F9 "a TO- tfaTy a Il 2. 1900
I'scrhine Presser Exchange
23d and 2ith Wards; William Wetterer to Peter
Same property: john Hansen same :,,,::::::.
"s ST. sx ' % Ma H smith to Nc,ic smith 1000
E1i It Howe n' To @ia.aw x
Kaon1h ave- " corner 235,h- st. 25xioo Thomas
J Moore to Harriet \ Moore ...,......;.;....: /
,lesson ,'' 2iih ''' Ward. Antonia rrbansky to
po %s G si 200 :, Of Main St al51ii4x
?eyiis Els Il sas to RS9sGca 90 ,x,ii1 100
' sssio 81 Isaac '' = Arrow %' To Ella s as'
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Gnu Schools.


Al Y UNIVERSITY LAW sCHOOL.-sixty third year
N. opens Oct, list 1897 DAY CLASSES oil, H. afier
Two years.. EVENING CLASSES Oil. B. after three
ycarsl Daily sessions $3.50 and 10 10 L. NJ lui-
lion 500 GRADUATE CLAsSFs-Twelve courses Five
required COR Ii. VI. W,
For circulars ad1ress L. j Tcrrkns. Registrar WASH
!ngton Square. New-York city.
NEW YORK LAW School. ~ $780,
n Day School. 100 Broadway. Evening School. Cooper
Union Nehoi'' OF obstruction. LII H. III 'wo
years: LII NJ. IN three send for Catalogue
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4 DNEKr1SEMENTs subscriptions foI The Trb-
"A une received at their Uptown ONCE No l.2io Broad
way "a doo- north Of 3istst. until o'clock ,. "a
received Ut the following branch offices
regular once rates until O'Clock p viz 23i
ave cor I'D ST. la2 9Th ave. cor. l2th-st. Mscys
Gth-aNe and lith-st l42 Columbus near West GGh
ST. 100 West 42d-st., 9th 90 East l4thst
West i2d-s between 7ih ard sih ayes. $50 East i1h
ST. 1893 3d.dve. between 10th and 77th SITS o28 "A
ave near tls 55i 30 1--we 10 Bleeeker ct: -
BlecckcT-st. 2unS I'd ave: 24O East 1G'h-st g2 I'D
ave- 2GI2 "a ave; ~ Amstedan-ave.; i02 West 4ed-s
lfs East ION = "c3 East isth-st; SO 9th-sve. G5i
Wh-aNe., l.l52 3daNc.. GTth-st.: 20t
GO Broadway laG3 &i-av" 10 shave: LBS od-ave
I53 9Th ave AZ the Harlem Offices: POSI- 3d-ave..
iI2,h-s; 100 East i2sth-st.. near adave 2i3 West
l2Sth-st. bet Ih End 9Th 800 West i45th- At
the Brooklyn Offices: 2o7 Fulton St 100 Fuiton-st
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Ciin Gotels.

11@IE lAMGMME1,
9TH AVENUE AND ODD ST.
Most exclusive iamily hot IN city. Choice apart
ments Sunny Cuisine and i-ryice . none
Fifteenth season begins September 10Th
II. =. SIIANNON. Mannrcr
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School Nacntics.


A MtklcAN AND FOHLlGN TEACHERS AGEACl
~ supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Governesses
g.. TO Colleges Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs. NJ J. YoTNG-FULTOS. 81 Union square
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A CADEMY MOUNT ST. URSULA. BEDFORD PARK.
n n y. on the Harlem Railroad near ST. Johns 90,
and day school fOr young ladies' and ltile girls. IN
charge Of the Ursdnes equipped with all modern In
September. For terms address me M2her Suierlor
themselves for primary grammar schools
In the STATE OF NewYork viii be opened IN september
4 I.IENTOWN COLLEGE FOR WOMEN. Allentown.
"A Pa superior facilities selected corps OF lSti
culture and elocutn free with regular courses Located
in the beautiful Lehgh Valley For catalogue address
Rev J. W KNAPpENBEKGER. \. NJ. PIcst
BRADFORD ACADEMY.-Fo Founded 1908. For the higher
- education OF s9unf M0 and optiona Year
begins Sept. Is 1897. Apply TO Miss IDA C. ALLEN'
Pr.n.. Bradford Mass
(,oLEGIATE INSTITUTE 500 yssrH The ST.
\ DENT. not the class is the INIT Eaqal advan-
500 above sea level Healthy and dry l2aeIe cam
pus Catalogue. J. G. PLA h. s.. Principal sumne,, III
or.ng RS. c. l.. STEEL. A. b. Chaplain. Newton. ~ D.
(,oIlEGIArE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG WOMEN AND
Girls E.,ashet IL Kesu .HG r ana Fox
JOS f. KING. D D.. President. Fort Edward. y: l.
nAENGTo sEMNAn: YopPg lais' Oe %si;
ui location Language nlusic. drawing painting etc
lso pee year Catalogues. Il. DARLINGTON. Pm. ~
DREW SEMINARY cor Young wonr~r ana Girls
- Carmel York New Music Han! ga J ear opens
JAMES YEAGIR u. D, President
Hartford Connecticut ia Asyum-a ave.
JNAMIIY school. Cor Young Grls-CoIege prepara-
L tory and English courses Add: Julia - burbank.
IoME LNsTTUTE TaT.y .iuason Bosrd lin
open. Sept, 2is Mis-, NJ W. METcAfF. Principal
IIoME SCHOOL FOR YouNG GIRLS
ADDRESS MRS. BERTHoIF. NYACK. ". 7.
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For Both Sexes-City.

For Both Sexes-City.
nACKARDs BUSINESS COLLEGE
AND SCHOOL OF sTENoGRAPHY
will reopen after the vacation wednesday,
geptember lst 1897 Individual instruction students
can enter at any time Call or send Prospectus.
S. S. PACKARD President.
lOl 1903 100 23rd Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-14

The Macmillan Company announces Singing
Verses for Children" book OF childish concei's
by Mrs Lydia Avery Coonley, with coioreu iiiu''
trations by Mrs. Alice Kellogg 8 Tyler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-14

HAMILTON INSTITUTE.
IL As WEST SYST ST. MANHATTAN SQUARE, y
Thorough preparation for college and business. New
building. Chemical and physical laboratory. Reading
Gymnasium. shower baths Limited classes In
Primary JUNIOR Departments. Illustrated catalogue.
Reopens Sept. 80. y. ARCHIBALD SHAW. JR. Prin
NEW YORK BUSINESS INSTITUTE REGENTS ~r1
" CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. English
Branches. Mathematics shorthand Bookkeeping, etc En-
perenced teachers. Day evening Call write. &.
{. GAINES 81 East 1'jfh St. y Y.
T II. MORSE'S SCHOOL. FOR ROYS. 423 Madison-ave
-. New York will reopen Sept. %. Careful training
eight eighteen Until Sept. l6 address
FOR circulars &c. is Cotuit. Mass
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(NOLUMBTA INSTITUTE.
y Reorens AT 90 West 72d-st cor West End-ave.. on
Wednesday. Sept. 20 Thorough collegiate preparation
informed lte and primary departments Optional mill
tary drll gymnasium hot lunches and playground
EDWIN FOWLER. A. B., NJ. D., Principal
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Mr.. David Wilson. British Commissioner III
Burmah has written book on MI. frouoe
and Thomas Carlyle in which 1t Is said 'he
author goes for the biogrspher OF the MS
tor,an with great JUNCTION and along some ne"
lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-14

For Boys and Young Men-Clty
BERKELEY SCHOOL
u 20 WEST 44TH STREET.
Autumn half 18th year. begins Monday Sept 21th
application will be necessary 10 secure admission 10
OF the classes.
Particular IL called TO the arrangements
ard facilities for the Junior Dept. ages TO IL.
register for i7.h and anplcation BLANKS ad-
tress j CLARK READ. Registrar
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-06
PHILADELPHIA Provision Market.

Philadelphia, Nov. 5.-Wheat-Was 1c.
lower; contract grade, November, da
97hc.; December, January and February,
nominal. Corn-Steady; No. mixed, No
vember, December, 81 a3lhc.; January
and February, nominal. Oats-Steady;
No. Q white, November, December, jan
uary and F1ebruary, 27a2Glac Flour
Dull and lower; winter super. $a3%; do.
extras, s32Ja375; Pennsylvania roller
clear. sa425; do. straight $i5Oa4.65; west
ern winter clear, $41Oa435; do. straight,
A.5Oa475; do. patent, A.8a5.1O; spring
clear, "a. i.30a4 50; do. straight, s4.65a4.90; do.
patent, $5a5 %; city mills extra, S3.30a3.5O;
do. clear $i i25a450; do. straight, $4.65a
490; do. patent, $515a5.50. Rye Flour
SO. 30 per barrel for choice Pennsylvania
Buckwheat Flour-Unchanged, S.4Oal. 60
per 100 pounds. Potatoes-Firm, good de-
mand; white choice, per bushel, 65a6Sc. /;
do. fair to good, 50a60c.; sweets, prime,
per basket, 40a50c.; do. seconds, 20a25c.
Butter-Quiet but steady; fancy western
creamery, 231ac; do. Pennsylvania prints,
24c.; do. western prints, 23a2+c. Eggs
Firm; fresh nearby, 20c.; do. western, 19c.
Cheese-Quet but steady. Refined Sug-
ars-Unchanged. Cotton-Steady. Tallow
Unchanged. Live Poultry-Dull: fowls,
7a9c.; old ROSTERS, &C.; spring chickens,
7a9c.: ducks, Sa9C.; geese, Sc. Dressed
Poultry-Dul and easier: fowls, choice,
SEC; do. fair to good, 7l2aSc.; chickens,
large, 9i2a10c.; medium, SaSl2c.; common
and sdaluCd, Ease. turkeys, good to
choice, 1Oa13c.; ducks, 7a9c. Receipts -
Flour, 1900 barrels, 1900 sacks; wheat
G6,OOO bushels; corn, 1900 bushels; oats
10000 bushels. hipments-Wheat, 1O5,'
900 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels; oats, 5S,'
900 bushels