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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
A GRAND WORK.

ueIpiug Tired Mothers and Giving Rosy
Cheeks to Children.
Thousands OF tired. nervous worried women
have found strength, health and happiness In
Hoods sarsaparilla. which puriies their blood
strenethens their nerves and gives them good
appeti.es. Pale and puny children are given
,o.y cheeks and vigorous appetites by the great
bood enriching qualities of Hoods sarsaparilla
II is indeed the mothers friend, and IT may well
have a place In thousands of families. BE sure
IN get Hoods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
BISMARCK SUFFERING FROM NEURALGIA.

Berlin Aug 3l--Prnce Bismarck Is again suffer-
ing from neuralgia OF the face. Dr. Schwerninger
"a IN ATTENDANCE upon the ex-Chsncelior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01

.. D.,, are the only pills to take
f1OOO'S FIIiS with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
.DoWN WITH THE EMPEROR" THEY CRIED

pa-,s Son, AT II O'Clock last night band Of
ono hundred and fifty persons with flags hylng
left the Opera and proceeded in the direction OF the
Elysee. shouting Down with Emperor Wlham;
The police stopped the procession on n'e o,, On
TSSn of the leaders were placed under arrest
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
PI'UDING PLANS FlbEp.

Plans FOR new buildings and alterations have been filed
al the Builrg department ~ f"''"''
lis ,I~ - y" ln for u three story and base
men, brick tenement. with storr. ." tnv-. n -
SonhIs Ioeherman of No l.20 81 ave oMhe.
Horerhurger < S'rNu"' o' 'o -..'..".... 49, $1,000
architect :; 80 81, tx ave- fox a three
No ii5 F.IgecoEi ave. owner; John { Burhc ,oo..
Of No icl IVES, 42d 4. architect ''''''''''''''''
Alterations main office: 81 ,
9th st. Nos l.s iG4 Wcst, to two iNc s,"iy
brick factories. Ella !urnham OF HI"E@-
tnrk conn owner: Woodruff l-eminE oil No - ,o..,o
Blescker st. No 80. 10 eight story brieh and
stone business building J"nn Is tOle "i ~
Madison ave owner; George Keiser OF NO ~" An oao
34th 81. architect. '
ilth ST. Nos ~ and ~ West. TO two three stoy s
Nichols Of premises owners: Adams warren o.n
OF No III 9th ave architects '.'''.''.'''''''' ~
'3jh-s % II 81 Bown ri"lr; anrey he Jersen
OF No OF Tinsnyst. owner: John DE Hart of ,o ooo
No r37 Fox-st. architect .......'.;.. o<'""
E.mere Place s 80 T@ II lwe'nes n, 2ys2 Z
Heryen of 40 i9iS Washington-ave. owner; ooo
Fagg OF No o's In,eryae-s&ys; & arcn.,eGo.' G ''"
for a two-story frame dwelling 2oS"O Mrs.
Peck Of 10 y, sth-aye ownsr; Albert Tin ,co
MOTHS sss' Park.ave p $ 25G n " OF lnioaport
Road fcr 'hreeJs'ey brick dssRs d ,,.s wn an
ave- owner; Samuel Sass. Of No - Chambers .noo
G, osn sTGn,,Te says corner Dawscn-.i Tor four
story brick nat. o5xso Meehan q Shea: OF No
;G ,'non. ave owners: James + Neehan. Of -
Alterations branch Office:
wcs,ches,er afe. s. 100 II q vlrs,nia ave:
No s,2 East i64th-s'. owner A Schmidt ,
OF No Courtar dt ave- architect ........... ~"
twoNstory frame dwelling: Mrs William Gieason ,
owner; Edward a Reinisch. archi'"ct.......;. ooo
''h.s ~ story frame stable and she'd. Joseph Miller -
owner: + A schmidt. archlteci' i'.....'.-''.'. ~
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
DISSOLUTION SALE.

st.ppENE COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
or MEN YOKK-ln the matter oI ,ne
dissolution Of Electric kaiiwhN '"i"p""'
OF the United States. ,,,ors ~
A general meeting of me creii"IS y,
~, s.,arfrir Railway Company OF tne
i'nltei states IL hereby called for the ?sd
dav u September 1891. al o'c!ocK ,,,,ns III uns
afternoon al my place o.
Braineri. Jr.. no. ~ Cedar street: IN tne me
tItv of New FORK. at which meeting nii
accounts and demands for ana asa,,L' s,L
such corporation and aii its open s1n' ana
si.flr,e contracts shall be asceTtslned anu
adjusted as FAR ss may DE aud the anon,
os moneys I'm the h4nds " the receiver de
clarel n, ,a.-
Dated New York. July q. 1877;
ARTHl;R INGKAliAM,
Receiver of the Electric Railway '""'-
pany of the United States:
CEPHAS BPAINEKD. JR..
Atty Toy Receiver
No ~ Cedar ST.. y. y. CITY.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
"7-ar woalu.fAmous PLEASURE GROUNDS

TWO LIMITED PARTIES to
make SIX MONTHS 1OI'R. leave
Vancouver sept. ~. San francisco.
Oct. 81.
EGYPT AND PALESTINE
Special Fall Tour for the HOLY
LAND leaves New York Sept. -.
FL ROPE
Special Fall Parties 10 Europe leave
ly North German Id)yi Steamers
Aug. :. 81 sept. II. -. All TX
penses. $4,000.
AMERICA.
Weekly and Foringhtly Parties to
principal Summer Resorts AT frequent
intervals
Illustrated programmes and lnforma-
tiOn from
TUOS. COOK * SON.
26l ANp 1928 BROADWAY. y. Y.
800 Washington 81. 'oston'
Cnestnu; st. rLila lrlphia. 23' SoH'h
Clark 81. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool a45 P %mESshi,nsss a. &c ,n.s 80 red
Northern slrng firm IS I'd CSrnAmerTs nss saJT mST
e i1.d s1pterber steady ss 1884, ocSbe5 stead 3,
2d Flour-S Louis fancy winter NJ m es 90 io,s ,ia
Indon Pacific coast, steady 5j965s leef-EXTs mora
mess frn Sos prime mess firm. +5s PorkEfrne mss
+ne Western Srrn 4Gs 3D. prime mess medium Nts'eln
STEADY ios Hams-Shcrt cut IA 70 ~ ID s1! ~,
Bacon-Cmterland cut ~ to 10 To- steany , 1s ", &
- 9o - ~ " firm 21s Cd long clear middles gi -
70 rs n finn clear mtdaes heavy ~ - ~ - & 10
an 96s ca short clear mddes heavy - TO 80 ID nrin
oae ca clear bellies ~ 10 IA No. steady 2ss % Shoni
de-s-Square l2 to IA n steady rs n'.
"a C1ense- American finest white and colorel s'"dul
90. "a Talovr-Prme city steady. LIS III 'ot'onseei
ciI-ljve-ool refined steady los H"sih-' on'i0 s''"'
1s "a Tirpentine- Spirits firm. 2ls
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received 1T their UPTOWN
Ofiice. No. !. 2i2 Broadway. II door notIh
OF 3lst ST, until o'clock 3. M; adNrr-
,isefnents received at the following brenrh
Offices a, regular office rates unit! o CLOCK
%. M viz: "a s'h- ave. y. cor. $50 ST ;
1872 6ih ave. cor. 18th ST.: Macy 3. 6'n-
av-. and lith ~ l42 Columbus aS. near
Vest g1ih ST. lO6 West I2d 81. near 0th-
sve 4. Ea.i lith st.; % Vest +2d ST.,
between tn and sth sves.; l3s East +lG
81 L. 3%S 3d ave. between 10th and .ith
s.s.; .O56 Sd ave. near Glst-sf.: l.1Os ISL
ave. near sJ,h 81. Goo 81 ave-. near +ist-
Ct: oj4 30 ave: 2iO Bleeeker ST. %
Blseck-r t. 2gOs 31 2+O East 18th
81 Ip2l "a ave. 2.eG2 80 ave. p3 Am
s,er,lsm-av.. 4o2 Vest +2d st.: las East
18th st 2u3 Fast lsth ST.; sJ8 sth ave. :
GJ y,h ave. ! 1872 81 ave. near 6'th 81
2,,4 Fast so;h 81 l620 Broadway: l.oS
81 ave: l29 s'h ave. Ibis "a ave a3'
9th ave. At the Harlem Oifces; loyi 80
ave. near ll3th st: l5s East l?oHi .t,
near 3d-ave.: 2I3 West l25th St. bet. 'th
aud sth ayes 800 West l+3th ~.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
REAL ESTATE.
WEST SIDE DWELLINGS SOLD AT PR1-
VATE CONTRACT

The dealings In the real estate market yester-
day were Of little consequence In the Broadway
auction room three OF the four offerings were ad-
journed.
Frederick Z.tel has sold for Wagner Wallace to
Charles Edey No. West Scventieth-st.. fve-story
Amcrican basement house. 21XG0xl0) feet for Sc
~ This house Is now in the course OF erection aud
VIII not he finished before the middle 4 september
,xh"rles Walinsky has sold FOR the Washington
idIc INSURANCE Company 20 Nathan Hutkon Nos.
oZ ana ~ Rutgers Slip southwest corner OF Cherry
ST., aOxC0 for about 5000
JACOB Hess has resold at n profit the seven llts
on the south SIDE OF one eighth
ST. west o. Amsterdam-ayc.. which ne recently
ho;..ii from the Marx-Ernst syndicate.
MIS- "A. Widmayer ha; sold TO Arthur Wilknson
aud stone dwelling lSx5ixiCo
Jackson Stern have purchased from the estate
three-sory brick dwelling. on lot 27xl2o.
IN THE AUCTiON-ROOM.
The following was the result OF the offerings at
auction yesterday a: No. III Broadway:
BY William Kennedy, No 33i West Th.rty- second
ST. near Eghth-ave. four-story stone front tene-
ment lot l26xS9; amount due Sill. Foreclosure
sale Benjamin r. Vaughn against Margaret NJ
Haviland ct al. referee. Robert Sturgs; attorney
Clark Bell. To the plaintiff. %221.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
DRESSM AKING.
MACHINERY.

-.oAN--oLI.o-o.N--.N---->N-N --->N-NNyNN>NNNNNSN~N
AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second-hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and tx
changed GEORGE Is EDDY. 30s Mad'-
ct
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
RECNRDED MORTGAGES.

Asie Pauline 10 ,ne Ma Manhn'tsn SaI'nsS s sis
nrSaeFG H,H Mar to ,d sr Em$5s" @ IT Of
Bale Jim D. ana VIE to g cocridES iS sye vi1s.{ Ws.
Chester ''s + 20 81 .,,. ",: s3S. g:
''Is''1' pamy. corner ie2j ana Merose ave su
:, al d j rs@s s@. for ysS aS1r ,sr
,,setnt. see' ,nsh 80 st. 10 sopha 5iuss1z o, ~
map Of section T. WYE rs,aie ye9r;::. %"
2?5 " Of s,n9N ave; Sr1j ,Yr. ""'
Bank Greenwich ave. 2'"l u "' 80.
reinbers .S'n Rsrnc, ana harris Trir;man .nd wife
,o E;niI,a ! Mnrrn,. n 2 Monr,e ST lot i''. map ,
estate Of Hendrick Rgeeri ,s1 yrari f.; j,r,c-
ciear aamni'sTsn g,, n etc Of o ;s,R s,s . Trar 80
same 10 'urnsid"-av" 22'4 " u =" 200
rairses iIs5s st. wiam ys%ns ana Joseph sys
I" John Wiiieis guardian. etc Of valentino o, q.
wi';s ps,Sok MS oS and t"s Se to d~ari
Ne 50 puane s seeu,~s indc' ~ ,ti ;;,iafanttt
'IiI" nna rns, r; COMPANY ~ iaa lic'h St
Hya... yt.rs Mary. ana Michael to dearsr T. / ii,T
I,sGa Insa ani %1'}a' af nd' i5@.'T 7sS resar
ros osasn axe trat3,G y9sFi 10 Mtxart, j. Boyd
h@S''' @54 2si ,a ana 2ed map O section a vy-e a..
,,Istsr fsiste s,sr ysarS to Anton ns.h-r
Sac Fisrt. 5'fi % # Of weJser ave- . S"
Kahn Isaac o and wr , to # the y StS aye 1ears 6c
Kiuber and John o.! gy"n e., .,d S SiyF' y, Sc
the tfanseNOOrt Eafk 40 "'' '''''
J.,wenfeld Plncus I'll 10 Agnes H"ba''' ~" .. os
3l2 Fast Houston st years :'''' ..
Mooney Thomas and wife TO Ann O'"hh"'' nr
Ma. aas o 100 # @ me of M@na M 9H
:, runs W 6aj X n 81 W III TO Ma'nu''s iai.
Road n 10 to l5lsi st e ''+ 10 4'"-"Ne ,2i o,p
Ms,dssanm lss 1D {Gsr islr. ana Fisher Levine Hrnry
Nlingensten. 45th-st 5. "a" # o"H'h-aVe' $50
leas-ho!d. wears ,:'.; -, 'X / ayo
ONeil Oscar r 10 Nicholas { seroofi' y" ''""' "a
5th-ave. y~ans.. -
Prendergas Patrick and Wifi to !, NlS 3"isS @ o, IN,
s5,hst. l'5 II u Amsera.l Erasinrs s's sn VIZ
10 Soorncn II Kohn No %Oi sh-s II g. 1917 II %, a.,
OF Avenue Il. 3 years. -. -'
pbulIus Andrew to James G Mucahy NO IA 90 ~,
Nv West Ssrrsrc, S1n 10 EzaIr,h Anderson o
5Sj-st 100 r. II yhave. years. 'i''
RaIche Ifariara formerly l!ofnarnp 10 Ma'hide
Nnefi,,ny n Clinton Place, 60 n ot l M ooo
yarsi,v Place. easehpli in.iaIinen.s' -'
ShrsIer Sarah J. 10 taTl 7 iieye y" - '"""S' :,
s,iIgebeuer Elizabeth g and Henry. 10 us
Franklin Savings Bank. corner '''h-s' anu on -.
s,in,,n, suer Elizaieth g. John Gibbons, = oo
TtiaI Annie &. ana husband 30 Martin nels'i' =.
n 8 l,s3i ST. I62 II II u linton ave I"tisnu' '
Victory Vincent f. Maria and Anna 10 tns r''
grant Industrial Savings Bank SpflhE ~ II . -n
v,oh,r,sn Jcssl. William and David Wshl-
man aud wife to Kate \ laNIls. "
fon'an- ave. $50 II OF lNir'S "'N~'' " AN
Nnnterev-ave DOVER and = paris -. WV
walker Pauline u and William VI. 10, IT, @ LY,"n
Riy.r savings Institution. corner Elton ~ M.
ave and Ia4th st year -: .,,, '
Whe Horace 10 United states Trust 'o"p"''' ., IL.
NJ is West Gth -. years '....''''''''''''' '''
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
EoRECI,OsVRE SALES.

.~o.>~~|~o~~~~NrSN~r~>r 49, - - ,.>.rx
SUPREME COrRT. CITY AND COUNT
or NI.W YORK. - John Brooks. as Ex-
ecutor ard Adellne NJ. Brooks. as exec
utrix OF Edward $. Brooks. de'sas.d. .,i.
Plaintiffs. against Mary 4. Walker; br.t's
B. Morse tformerly ss,tie - rhomas hoas
Morse1. {. Ella Ellison. Harry c. ZONES.
Albert L. IOwenstein. as Executor OF sne
estate of Moritz L,wensteln. deceased r'o
ward 7. Csulield. Defendants. .su
ment OF foreclosure and sale dn.y made
and entered In above entitled action and
bearing date the 2ls, day OF July. 1872 l.
the Undersigned. the Referee IN said Jug
OF the New York Real Estate SalssrC"m'
no. III Brosdway. IN the city of sew
York. on the l1th DAY of August. lsei at
IL O'Clock noon on that day. by James
l.. Wells. auction"rr. ne premises 10 saIu
Judgment mentioned and therrin described
All that certain lot. piece or parce, of
land. with the buildings thereon erected
fourth Ward Of the city OF New-lork
and bounded ami described as follows: re-
ginning az a point on the westerly side or
klvrrview Terrace. distant ninety e'sht
feet slufherly from point forme! by me
function ot the soufherly line or Powe'i
Place with the westerly line ot Riveryiew
Terrace. running thence Southcrly along
said westerly line OF RiverNi-" Irrrscs
TWENTY-FIVE feet. thence westerly snd
parallel with Powell Place one hundred
ana twenty feet and NIFTY one-hun-
dredihs OF foot 10 the easterly line OF
the lands u the New York and Northern
EaIlroal. thence norfherly along the east
erly line u 'he lands u the said railroad
twenty Ave feet and one hundred and
thirty six ons ihousandths " tot, thence
eas'efly and again parallel with POwell
Place one hundred and twenty-five fret
arl twenty i've one. hundredths OF foot
10 the westerly lne ~ Rivsryisw Terrace
al the point OF place OF beginning.
Dated New York. July 2+th 1897.
DAVID THOMSON. Referee.
MERRILL. g. ROGERS. Attorneys for
p.ain'ins, III Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
GIeamboats

STWMDMG UW@ l0Ells
IA 81 nntn,s East :ea ners Maine and New IIain?-
shire Leave 7ier SO. n X. one block above Csna'-''
"''" '''' 'GyGRW0G@ a0R][g
For Nen-Iondop Watch Hnl. Block Island and fasteth
Resorts also Worce.ter North Of Boston and East IT.
s,eame. CITY II City Of Worcester leave ier "
(old MOI r. Desbrosses- st. weekdays on.y az
~ Orchestra on each & Eats TO bi @ s,nsays
FALL [ROW[sR lQEgLE
For N.wpor, Fali River. .,oston Martha's vineya'd
Nantucket Cape Cod and all Eastern ana Norinete bra
ella ana Puritan in Commission Vine orchestra each
80 per is Y H. OF Murrayst Week Days and
''""''f fPSiRGWID[EMG[5 s l0W[E
For Providenc. rect Boston and all Inland and
issor,s Fast snd North thereof Steamers Rhode lSad
~ pivnr nth Orchestra each. Leave pier 80 ~ X;
sne block abovs Canal Week Davs only at o%O r. NJ
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
HELP WANTED.
Fem - le.

WANTEp-A .advlike young woman
typewriter mot st"nJsrapher', must be
accurate and rapid; So per week; apph'Ah'
,riu H.. nnt,aaj If accented Address.
s,a,irg experience. BON ~. station ID.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
ALEXANDER & GREEN.
Plsintiff's Attorneys.
iH broadway.
New York CITY.

oSE HUNDRED AND THIRTY sIXTh
county. stephen W. Linirs;on, plaintiff.
against Matilda Williams ct al. defendants
In pursuance u Judgment Of forec.os-
are and sale duly made and entered IN the
shove entitled action and bearing date the
22l day OF July. 1897. I. the nnderslgned,
the referee In said judgment named. VIII
sell at pubic auction at the New York
Real Estate Salesroom. No. Ill Broad
way. In the city OF New York on Tuesday.
the :7th day u August. 1897. AZ !? o'clock
noon ~ that day. by william Kennedy.
suct!oneer. the premises IN srtl judgment
mentioned and described as follows: Al
those certain lots. pieces or parcels of
land. situate. lying and being In the cltY;
county and state of New York. bounded
and described aa follows: Beginning at
point on the nor.herly SIDE Of i3Gth street
distant seventy-l Ave feet westerly from the
corner formed by the Intersection Of the
westerly side of IenOx avenue with the
northerly side q l36th street running
thence northwardly parallel with Icn"s
avenue ninety nine feet and eleven inches,
thence westward.y parallel with l3Gth
street nifty feet. thence southwardly again
parallel with I~noh ayenne and partly
through the centre %! party wall ninety
nine feet ana eleven Inches 70 the north
erv side Of i36th street: and thence east
wsrdly along the norihefly side ~ said
i3Gth street 1fty feet 70 the point or place
% beginning.
Also ali those two certain lots. pieces or
parcels Of .and situate. ly!ng and being In
the city county nnd state 81 New York
and taken together are bounded ard de
scribed "a fa.lows: Besinning at a point
on the n .rtherly side OF l3Gth street dis
,ant one hundred and ninety-one f-et
eight Inches westerly from the corner
formed by the Intersection ~ the westerly
sld. of Lemon avenue with the nor'herly
side of i36th Street: running thence north
war1ly parallel with Irnox avenue and
partly through the centre 81 party wall
nlnaiy-nine feet and eleven inches thence
westwardiy parallel with i@'h street
thirty three feet and four lnches: thence
southwardy again parallel with Lenox
avenue ninety nine feet and eleven inches
20 the northerly side Of i3Gth street: and
THENCE eastwarily along the said rortheriv
side ~ i3Gth street thIrty-three feet and
four inches a. the point or place OF be
ginning
Dated New York. July 90. 1907.
THOMAS Y. DOSSELLY.
Referee.
PHILLIPS a AVERY.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
i54 Nassau ST. Tribune Bldg.
New York city.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05


NEW YORK SUPREME CorRr. CITY
AND COUNTY or NEW YORK
George W. Jenkins. Plaintiff. against
william Durland James l.. Libby; James
B smith. John Miller. the lurland kihing
Academy Company aud John g '0,r,nah
as assignee of William Durland. Drfen-
dsnfs.
In pursuance ~ Judgment Of fore
closure and sale duly entered IN this ac.
tlon. and L"aring late the 18th day o'
July. isg1. /. the Undersigned. the referee
In said Judgment named. will sell al pub
lie auction. AZ the New York Real Estate
salrsroom. NO III Broadway. In the CIV
o. New York N Tuesday. The oath DAY Of
August 1891. al - o'clock noon " that
day. by John ~. Thompson. esd: auc
ticnrer the premises In sail judgment
mentioned ANA therein d-scrihed as fol
lows:
of land situated In the tity ~ New YORK,
which taken together are bounded and de
scrib-d as follows: Beginning at the corner
formed by the intersection of .he north
erly line q. sixty sixth street Win the
westerly line ~ Central Park West; run
ming thence nOrthwardly along fhe westerly
I'm u Genital Park West ore hundred
ana nfty feet seven and one half Inches;
thence wrs'wardly parable, with Sixty
sixth street ore hundred feet: thence
s0uihwarily parallel with Central Park
West ffty feet Two and one half inches ~
the centre line y. the block between sixty
Sk'h anu SlNth SeN nun s'Ir'i~' hi.e"'S
westwnrdly along said centt" line Of the
block nfty feet: thence northwardlv par
alicl with Central Park West one hundred
feet Ave inches 70 The sOutherly line OF
Sixty seventh street: thence westwarily
along the southerlv line Of Sixty seventh
street seventy five feet. thence south
uarlly parallel With Central Park Vest
one hundred feet rye Inches 20 the centr-
line OF said block. thence w~stwarlly along
the centre line of said block seventy five
feet. thence sou'hwarlly parallel with
central Park West one hundred feet and
Ave inches to the nor'h-rly line Of Sixty
sixth street: and thence eastwardlv along
th- northerly line Of Sisty-sixth street
three hundred feet 10 the place of begin
ming
Dated Few York July 80 1897.
THOMAS &. KINNEY
Referee.
ALEXANDER & GREEN.
Plsintirs Attorneys.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
River BY DAYl0Ga7,

[lJWUSWN If0UW6B DV UNUAINN To
"xrw YnuES ~ and ALBANY
Finest and fastest river steamers in the wor!c
pa except Sunday. =.
Leaves Brooklyn. Fulton st. dy Annex. O....s a.. ~
New York Desbrosses 81. Pier ........ .s:'O \. "
West 22d 81. Pier........0 a: A.
For ALBANY landing at Yonkers. West Point; New
burrh Poughkecpsie Kingston Point Casil and Hudson
Direct connection on The Kingston Pt DOCK with ~ n
ID trains for Catskll Mountain Points md for Lakes
M,hOnS and Minnewasta Al Tatsklll with the Ca'sk'
M, and OtIs El Ry. for Cairo and Mountain R"sprif
Raiirgad connections Newbrrgh Poughkeepsie, Hud
son and Albany for points North East and West Special
Saratoga trains ~,
Through tickets sold Desorosses g. Pier West 22l
s., pier New York Transfer and other principal ticket
Offices
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05

DvERTIsEMESTs and susssrp'iens foa =. The Tribune
"A door north Of sis', until o.ciock M; advsrtise
Office rates untl o'clock p IN w; 2St sin avs
t iio coiunbnsnve ne,r West 66th-s iOa
Waes, a2s st. reer c,have s2 E,s, I4th.t 23T West
Sth 1bO East <Ih-st: l3SS
between 7ct and 7th s'- iGss odave n.:r DIST
t4 go neecSers 81, Eeecsec ces s zoos 80,
e.;crIan,at. u. Vest 4si-s las East lehs,: 2O3
:,s, tstn-st: ssG aih-ave C5 9th ave: llS2 3d.sye
rcar g. 2Ji East sGthsf $40 Iroadway lSs3 30
n~e ioa s;i-arc i3is 2I-ayr.; IS: 9Th ave At the
ipsts near 3-aye 243 West i2sib-r between TN and
Sh aves: 32O w I15thst. At the brooklyn omces' ."
fulton a.; T2G ton st.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05

Suburban Real Gstate.
OENCY Montciar real estate. all kinds. fais and rent
n CiIpENCE H. TuBBS. Beckman-ss. Sew-fork.
A GcNcY FOR ALI. THE OnAN0ES' y. j.
n Also to Morristown and EernardsVill". properly
sverv descrIpt.on. Sale and rent Il. T. uAMlLTCN d
Co. O8 Broadway y.
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fnruishco iloome TO Get.

.nD ST G5 wEsr.-fanisomeiy furnished rooms Tor
~ gentlemen. with without private bath' reiei
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NATSKILL EVENING LINE.

~ Steamers Kaanrskl and Ca,skl eave every week DAY
AZ O T. ~ from foot OF chrisopher ST. y r. connect,
ing at Catsai,l with trains Htntero0ms lghted
by electricity Bicycles carried free Horses and car
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unfnruisbco Apartments o. fet.

Excursions
Manhattan Beach.
Trains leave FOOT EAST 3+TH ST, week days o;1o.
$50. T:40 $40 II 90 A. NJ. 1910 and half hourly rom
10 20 $40 6:0J and haf hourly from $40 to I"f"
i. NJ - .
EXCURSION TICKETS. 40 CENTS.
Trains leave WHITEHALL ST, week days hourly
from 9O A. IS. 10 il0. and half hourly from 1:'o 10
eJ0. 1910 p 81. Additional train sat l2:iO y. NJ.
EXCURSION TICKETS. Is CENTS.
ROCkaway Beach.
Trains leave F., s!TI! ST.. N y, week days SO SO
500 $40 1870 A. NJ. 1920 i:2o 2:20 3:m tD. o;so
G3a 40 $40 9:lO y. NJ. Additional trains Sa,uriavs
only. go go. $40 T. ".
EXCURSION TICKETS. 40 CENTS.
COney Island.
CULVER ROUTE.
Trains leave foot WHITEHALL. ST, Via Ray Rilse
SUNDAYS. 0:l0 and half hourly from 1910
A. ~ 10 1910 J.. ~ Last train leaves coney Island
II 81 r. NJ.
EXCURSION TICKETS. rs CENTS.
Long Beach.
Trains leave foot East Saith g.. y. V. week days
Goo 100 1000 1870 \. NJ. 10 80. 2:J0. 3:O 4;oO
800. $50 $50 1000 T. ".
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Qountrn propsrip Dor Sale.

S,OAPsToNE QUARRY FOR sALE:.in Asbams. M ~ g. on
- line Of railway, a quarry Of finest quality OF soap
declared by State Chemist Of Alabama on sur
fce 4 ground and easily mined FOR information write
Ia WILLIAM r. SPRATILNG. Craig Colony. sonysa.
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PAINTING VANISHING and POLISH
ING Old storm and front doors cleaned
and made equal To new: parquet hoors
renovated and enamelling done: furniture
and trimmings. doors and wsinscotlng
cleaned. Vanished and polished. painting
and plain decorating and paperhanXinE
done. @ JosETH zEH&ER. I.sTi sd-ave.
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DIsUWAsHER. &c.-By respectable
young girl al dishwashing o. housework; !;
reference Mrs NJ kENIlE. 400 West
18Th -
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COACHMAN N-HOUsEW0RK. by a man
and wife. swiss: man coachmah we
homework; would like 10 take care oi gen
KI'REIL HOA 81 ave.
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DAYS WOkK.-By young woman 20 20
ont by the day or week as laundress or
general worker. 533 West l+th-s'
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CDAcIr,fAN. 49, Thoroughly experienced;
single. temperate: generally nsefnl: clty
or country: careful. driver Dest psis1iln,
references from last employer ADDRESS
LANES ia West 4ith II.
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cn,cUMAN--COOK- by married couple
man as cnlchman: wife as COOK or laun
dress: both thoroughly competent s0od
r.Ssr.uc.s cau or address CONNER. 2lS
West 2sth 81.
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COLLECTOR. &c. -- Gentleman would like
position as collector or any outdoor
refereucss Address Box 90. summit.
-. J.
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FOREMAN. BY man. 90. married. Ger
man. as foreman on farm. wife house
work; both have good experience Address
WILLIAM AIBkEClIr. ll2 CARLISLE ~.