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|. yroRo FINED FOR HIS MISCHIEF.
-v.pw A rrREcRAcKER AMONG SOME CYCLISTS
.>,n CAUSED TWO WOMEN TO FALL.

r,ercRAcRER AMONG SOME CYCLISTS
.yn CAUSED TWO WOMEN TO FALL.
-. ao,,ars fine was the punishment which
~ Cornell inflicted on Wesley Gibson COL
s ,ventv-four years DID, of No. Iawrence-st.,
'e..raav for throwing giant hrecracker under
~ .,o,,c,e Of a woman Sunday afternoon. causing
va. 80 feint and throwing another woman on her
wheel s. Sunday
-, wben a party Of six bicyclists OF the MOTIFS
..saa,men including four women. who had been
r,,n returned to the city. They came through
v.wrance-st.. with the four women In the miooie
OF the party. 49, c.v,rn.u
,,s, behind the women were John A. Campoei'.
-, No s57 East ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS anu
George W. Elliott. Of No. e4 East ohe-hu"areu-
srafortieth-st They saw Gibson iieht gan. n.e'
srocker. but did not think that he would oenp.
s-ately throw II at the bicyclisis But the cooreu
ION Aung the cracker directly at the four "o"e'''
:, landed under the bicycle OF one OF the women
and exploded Immediately with loud report Two
s.' the women were thrown from their wheels
through fright. and one OF them fa'h'eu' All Vi
". rIsers we're forced to acknowledge the shock,
a loud was the explosion and all oismoon'eo from
.se,r machines. The woman who had tainted was
taken 10 her home
Tho co,ored man. with loud gufaw. ran into
MS house The two men who had been rloihs just
s"s,nd tho woman found Policeman Enright. OF
,he West One-hundred and-twenty-nfth-st station'
IA ,oIa him of what had happened. The police,
milu went to the colored mans house, and found
biT, hiding under n bed. He denied that ne hao
thrown the frecracker. but he was arrested: .ra
Ar Elliott laid the facts before Magistrate Cor
nell the colored man was hned %
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yesn $4,000
Nobel. Henry. and wife Caroline Eichberg ct
al. executors. n 121st-st 800 II W OF Lenox- - ~.
Norman Oscar A. and william Farber. to David
Oppenheimer and Joseph Hamershlag. 9
S1thst 20 n OF Central Park West, 20. 800
O'Neil. Mary A, TO Peter II o'Nei, No 42s East -.
O'Nenl Martha. and John McAiister to John
O'Nei, No ~ Cherry-s ST. years ............ 1OoO
Richard sidenbers. No 1854 is,.ave. 5 years. 1900
Ramsey Charles. and wife TO Harlem Savings
Bank Of New-Ycrk W Decaturave. % II s OF "a,
st. oa II 3 Of istave. year ............... $3.50
Summers. Ellen, t. Walden + Brown and another.
trustees for g1lia Brown, 40th-st. 26o II
e OF Ith-ave. years l3VU
segune. Phebc. to Mary Mayo. n S6th-st. E10 -.
II = OF dth-ave years "'oo
sse sha Me0: years ea nu 5000
Smith Ida +, to Archibald Mutch Opdyke-st, -
l15 II W Of katonah-ave. year ...........:... 2o2
Schwegler, Louise to John Willets, as guardian
OF Josiah Wil:ets. corner Amsterdam 80. -.
and S5th-st. years. l2oWu
Todd. Robert W. to Emene A Kemp. lots 40. 81
and 81, map 212 lots Kemp estate, 23d Ward. = ~,
trust ccmpany No IS West s4h-st years 10000
Upper. Warren F III, 20 Simon Hahn, No 1872 -
broadway. leasehold demand ............:.... 4Ilo
Troman. Annie, and Joseph TO John NJ Philips.
executor. etc. Of Nicholas W Philips. deceased,
ms 10th-aye, part OF lot 200. map Village OF On,
Yoost Henry II. and wife to Peter J Kahler and
another, n 111th-st. 99.11 II W OF sth-aVe,
also 1llth-st 100 IT W OF sth ave (errorl ooo
year "'O
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~ OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF JURORS
~ IN REGARD TO CLAIMS FOR EXEMPTION
FROM JURY DUTY.
Room l23. Stewart Building.
No. 80 Broadway. Third Floor.

New-York June o. 1897.
Claims for exemption from jury duty Will be heard by
me daily AT my Office from A. NJ. until J.. NJ.
Those entitled exemption are clergymen. lawyers
Physicians surgeons suTgeon-dentists professors or
teachers In a college academy public school, editors
pharmacists actually engaged In their
respective professions following other calling
mitiamen policemen and remen: election officers; nom
residents employees and United States employees
oIcers OF making regular trips licensed pilots
actually following that carg: superntendens conduc-
tors and engineers OF railroad company other than o
street railroad telegraph operators actually DO
ing duty as such Grand Special sherns and Civil Court
Jurors and physically incapable ~ performing jury
OF severe SICKNESS deahess OF oter phys
teal disorder. 49,, ,,-,,.,.
Those who have answered to their liability or
proved permanent exemption will receive Jury enroll
nent notice" requiring them appear before this
wear Whether liable not notices must be an
.wered Din person II possibs). and at this office only
under severe penalties II exempt. the party must bring
nroof of exemption II liable. he must also answer In
person giving full and correct rame residence etc. etc
No attention paid 10 letters,
All GOOD citizens viii aid the Of justice and
reliable respectable uries and equalze their
diy by serving promptly when summoned allowing their
ce,ks or subofdnates to serve, reporting To me at
,smn M bribery or evasion and suggesting names for
,onent Persons between twentyone and seventy years
az age summer absentees persons temporarily ~. and
United States Jurors are not exempt
Ever, man attend TO his own notice II Is mis-
~ "a al, punishable by fine imprisonment give
ce,ve any present bride directly indirectly In rea
ion IN Jury service 10 withhold any paper or make
any false statement and Will he fully prose-
49,, WILLIAM PTIMLEY,
N Commissioner OF Jurors.
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ROPOSALS FOR CAP ORNAMENTS

Philadelphia Depot O. NJ. Dept, No. 1923 Arch
Street Philadelphia. Pa. June :. Ise7-seaed proposals
in tripcate will be received here until IL o'clock A. NJ
Wednesday July T. 1897 for furnishing this depot with
G00OO forage ornaments for cavalry artillery and
infantry be In such proportions hereafter be
required for issue Bids should be submitted for the
complete with letters and NUMBERS with letters
only with numbers only and without letters numbers
Bids for delivery at other points will be entertained Gov
the right to reject all
proposals. thereof Preference given articles
domestic production manufacture, conditions Of
quality and price dncluding in the price Of foreign
auctions manufactures the duty thereon being equal
Proposals should DO accompanied with the required
10 cent OF the value OF tho goods proposed
application. Envelopes containing proposals. to be In
dorsed Proposals for Cap Ornaments and addressed
Lieutenant Colonel JOHN v. FUREY. Deputy O. NJ GEN
era y. s. A.,
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U,REAsURY DEPARTMENT, U. s. Life.sav.

ing Service. Washngton D. c., June 0. 1901
o'clock p OF Monday June a. 1897 for the
ton OF Ife-saying station at Nausett Beach. near
spechcatore be obtained upon application to the
Superintendent OF Construction feSaving Stations
Atlantic Lake Coasts "a state Street New York city
leans Mass. to the Assistant Inspector LIST I'd Life
Saving Dstricte, Room 14s PostofNce Building Boston
perirtendent.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Beada Edward and An I X 70 P RiSh&td a!
ceased. n 77ih-st. 800 # " Of West End-aVe' e.,
Same 20 Alfred \ Bcsa fssps anu .... o5t
Broek Thsmss 20 EosrSi sar. hFy io' .''. map
Buata an Milan e. and wife and Louisa Never
% Henry Hickman, as guardian &C. NO XVI 1sc
crSnS john j. snd wife 10 the Noun, Morris Co.
* map land Of william Giles at Kings p.
De S' we're W ,Riiaen ,o Hudson Rose block
aP Hasspn n 3, annie ms'fs cos.Sey 20 e.
Farley. Richard s. ana wife g Julia Tracy. q;
Poster James P, and wife to Evelyn Brouwer. 100
es%pas sSnf 10 = &c 10 3; &c
Farsy. John +. to the Crion TheolOgeal Sem, Sem
is N C ~ ywsSsrldy Place easehod years $50
Goldman Jonas ard VIE to William T Mstih'es' ,
Gore Thomas. jr. and wife 10 Anrie Larry, %
Green and Mape IS, ave- No,;b.rs Improve
msnt Compsny corner webster-ave and =,
HasfsS s Jo.so Grf 20 a6rshs sTa' Cox icth
81 rs # v q Amsterdam ave. years 10
.sSe s snsr It M o. iso, ie 'f mouths
As sn Patrick j. and wife to w TIE catran snS
isi,h-st: also corner webster-a'e ana o, M
KsllsrSouse. Albert. to Edward W browning,
Nos iz3 and I25 Leertys arc No i'i to ioi 4, M
!. years iio"h'" 4". +a'"e r IsO
zane 70 James Adar same property, 1 year.. 1900
Knox ,os: Iis,ue and husband % Anna n Rogers
yssrnt Of lot III map Benjamin Berrians farm ~
Levy, Isaac ana vile and Johanna Mondschein
iiib-s,. 70 Il OF Madison-av. years 1900
NV eora.r saast. instanents e ..1..o... 1000
s,hn Margaret and husband to Sophie Kan ~ -.
Nccoey. 4ist-st $50 It OF 3d-ave years. 1900
sns c cah, James, and wife 10 the Sew-York Skin
nrsds 100
xsSe,. May r. TO Francis NJ Schinmeyer.
Nun, y, Isse n e OF 9th-aye, years. 10
Pos..rM sNspar. Maria and Charles H. 20 John II
ksw-Yoo.,t M no Sss East ST. years. ..... 600
for neaIty Company 10 the Seamen's Bank
ssnsr ..H ~ .'"'." 5000
60 :, o. 2sthst years 5000
Nhsres Harbeck. same property.
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

0KUPUSALS Fur MTIIIAKl SUIT I1IEo'--
Philadelphia Depot Of the Qua-terinasc- Department:
No 1928 Arch street Philadelphia Pa May II. 1871
Sealed proposals in riplicate Will be received here unit;
IL o'clock A. NJ. Thursday. June H. 1897 furnishing
United States ouarcrmaser's Department: in thu.
city, with 1900 Forage Caps. 800 Helmet Cords AMI
Bands. Cavalry 1000 Iron Bedseads. with woven wlre
bottoms 5000 Yards q. TO Cotton Duck dyed
brown: $500 ounces Black Machine SILK. B. l
spools: 80 pounds D. y. Thread. No 20: $50 pounds
Hooks for attaching bunk bottoms 10 Iron Bunks 50
bleached Tissue Paper Samples can be
nj Schuyki Arsenal. Eds for delivery other points
VIII be entertained The supplies deliverable on
after July and hicde-s guam
OF their proposed deliveries Government
he o reject all proposals
part thereof. Preference given articles
production manufacture conditions Of quality price
Including pric. OF foreign productions manufact
ures thereol being equal The proposals should
he accompanied with the required guarantees in 10 Der
cenum the value OF the goods for Blanks
for proposals. etc; VIII be furnishe1 by this Office
dor.ed proposals. FOR Military supplies addressed
TO Iieutenan, Colonel John " Furey Deputy Quarter
master General u. s. a.
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STORAGE.
MORGAN & BROTHERS.

Storage Warehouses. 20. "a and 23G wcs,
<ith-st.. nea- Broadway. Separate rooms
tor furniture. mirrors. pianos. ba9Eage
etc. Padded van. for moving in city or
country. furniture. china. bric-a-brac.
etc.. ETC.. packed by competent packer.
Estimates furnished. Telephone Cal!. ilJ
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BOARD WANTED.

~ ~--~--~>>~~>~>>->>>-~~~
A BACHELOR Of good social standing de-
sires board in exclusive private family
near New-York. where wheeling and gen.
eral outdoor attractions are obtainable:
terms not to exceed $50 weekly. Address
CALUMET 1927 BROADWAY
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Dnbl,e Notlres.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, APPEL

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT APPEL
~ LATE DIVISION. FIRST DEPARTMENTAL the
Matter Of the Of the Board q Rapid
APpolntment Of three Commissioners to determine
city for the and y sns anS
property determined by said Board ought 10
Public j HEREBY y that
smendsory sappe%entaTy thereto the s Under
signed Beard Of Rspa Transit Railroad Commssioners
Supreme Court Appellate Division First Depsrtmen the to
day the %' at SHs IN the
can be heard appointment three
IN the above entitled matter to dsteImins and report
railways in the said city for the cenveyane. and trans
d BoarS and @ forth in IL. on the sas
Board the Ha .s day Of and h
said Board made 70 The ne. IN s S said city and
Aforesaid application will ar. petition Of the
t Se cy o New york. the 2nS day Of s
and presented to this Appellate Dvsoa on procuring the
city Of New York in which notice Of this application
and papers IN addition he presented cour:
general gene plan q construction railway
& %ew he ys saa 6oa Of Wseb said
fhe o6iec, afors..@ spPlicsiGp i to obtain the
SssrD Of e the pas "nG ss %hss s uc
railroad ought be constructed f,d operated and shall
the with 4sp,r c c their sAs Ws
ought to be constructed and operated which
road. this Board will ask that !, shall be- shall
Of II. property along the line Of the said
n6ARp' 0 or" RApfD TRANSIT RAILROAD COMMITS
sIoNERs Foa THE S CITY OF 6 MEw p Sokk
LEWIS l.. DEIArIELp. Secretary.
~ Broadway, New YORK CITY;
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~ O'rICE-Thp Department of Docks Will sci

TX at Public Auction on premises certain buildings sc
IN block bounded by BethuDe. WeA twelfth, West
streets Thirteenth Avenue Including Browns Soap
Factories June 22nd. 1891 Of III o'clock A. M for par.
tieuIarz Record Catalogues on application At
pier "a" North River.
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Real Qstate.
Protects Against
Mortgages Executed by Infants.
From n. Y Times Apri! /. 1897
illegal NOTES.

MORTGAGES EXECUTED BY INFANT,
WHO SQUANDERS THE MONEY.-SET
ASIDE AS INVALID.--K., who had received
from B.. as consideration for two mortgages
executed by him when about twenty years DID,
certain moneys and conveyance OF real es-
tate, upon attaining his majority promptly served
notice of his Disturbance Of the mortgages
and rendered reconveyance Of the property
conveyed to him, but having meantime squan-
dered the money which he had received. he did
not offer to return IT. Upon appeal from tudg-
ment for plaintiff in an action 10 set aside the
mortgages, the Fourth Appellate Division or
dered an afirmanee, holding, by Presiding JUS
tice Hardin, that the tender was sufficient and
that II the MORTGAGE asserted a subsequent rati-
fcation Of the mortgages after the service OF the
infants notice Of his election to disafflrm, the
burden rested upon the mortgage to establish
fhat
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TYPEWRITERS.

----- --~-7-~>>>~r~e~
HAS IT NOT STRUCK YOU that 500 Is
can get the BLiCKBNsDERFER, guaran-
teed the best. for S35. Call and examine
or send for booklet. BL1CKENSDERFER
MANFG CO.. 1872 Broadway. Room D.
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PEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ch Ne q 20 @ssSSs xe, M''i ana an r.
A S.9fy 30 i2s. and Grtenwich,st No i0i to
Maiin f Iase agar SS SewYok Realty Company 1900
N4s,ass, M 90 IT -, same 0s !ohn-s Sti 10000
" head opposite 1?' annie io~sTs the Mayor
SAME sIs Ur rsy % Mabel werre by guardian to
same sas'e property. Haunan Lowerre as trustee. 5.
70 same ., r., same .......... s.
Same P pFSpsr'y same same to
Same pr0Per,y same TO TO same
same same properly; Julia Lowerre by guardian to 90
sa sanf prcocfty Chester Iowerre by guardian 30
Re saHs St 10 is s. 2Gxoo; Margaret Lus 81,
r. JSan 30 81 iixso Annie cOveney 20
st e sem 4 !. f sss II Of ssh., ai;ioS:
Charles T Harbeck. as executor. to New-fork
S,b Ef1isy G0p $. 4s5 It Of 2s,hs 4s4xioo:
Cssries T HMbeck and wife to New-YOrk
s,d 1,t ave- So '' So and $50 tsaniOo phnD
I.osdsr05 ct 70 Of M s,sa ssydn 5a.ioC viii
' sa1a Lss ssS to jossP6as os ~,
JoSn casc and Louise schTss r.,s;: 10
s4s, No IS s ws; so To@PEn sy Neai is''
sothst' $ 2S It Of Amsterdam,ave 23xlCoo; o. =,
Thomas R9n9 T. Of Isf central al PARK West g.
John Farley and wife wife = sss SniSn looo
to city c Rs"I Es'a Of S S"Ranss cas4 william
Wsnnipg and wife 10 Louisa Wenning.
asth-st No 300 East. 23xl0O.ll. Susman Reihhai"t
eSth ct No 222 East: Clara Keller TO sussHaC
,orn-st 8 s 33l9 II II Avenue A. 1S.oxlmI'
Moss Michael and another. executors 10 mar n an
M Si anna AZ East and Nos 2o and
a05s Lexington nave. 4oxl0o II: Benjamin GAINS ,
borg to Lewis L Wood ,;;r
Cravon-st $, at south Inc the fiareih iNiNe' ,
ana Port Chester Railroad Company
1ssth.st a i25 II OF Amsterdam-ave oox
il Henry Go,'lieb and another to James
1 ba,ler r az II n q OF i02d-st lTx12
Robert " Lille and wife 10 Irene l. Pahton
l54h-st 300 Il of Courtlandt- ave oo&IVo'
Hermann paul and wife TO Louise keIler.....
LOIS 40 ~ So block 2512 map Kemp estate
Eme.ine A Kemp. individual ana trustee l" n
Pr h,'t so man property william Giles oath ~
Ward: William eggett 70 John Cronn' -. o''0'
Lot 3ST map Van Nest Park: EphTaim b Levy na
1-oion s1." Ell II Of Barker-ave 25xlOl l0x
25xio3 o; Ida /. Jenkins ct al TO Henry M Ioch
Lot IS block A. amended map Hudson P Rose; en-
Hudson Rose and wiie 20 Ws;i'" IooIioo: the
Northern Improvement Company 10 Ihomss q or
East Broadway Nos 1871 and 1872; Dora Loman 70
Pauline KalsN and another q part. 'eeooxviiio.
Charles Dedrck Samuel Feldman - A''-"'
13ith-st, No 2i7 West Rebecca cooper 10 FRANCES
s7th-st s. 20 II W OF central Park West SOY
lith-sve $ 422 II $ Of 45th-st. ieox7o;
Charles Salzmap 70 Katharine Degenharat
Walker-st No 81 Henry Chauncey et al 10 the ,
United States Trust Company. .....;'....;...
Same property Henry Chauncey jr. and anothe!'
trustees to Henry Chonncey ct al....''....'''
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MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-500 secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 30S Mad!-
son-et
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Go Get for Business purposes.
Furnished apartments Go Get.
Conntrn 11ropcrin for Sale.


VI farm, 100 has southern exposure: stone:
soil deep and ch house 10 in perfect Orders barn
ou,buildngs: located markets and
advantage price. So 600 including IL pair horses
farming implements and growing crops. Easy terms.
GEO W. DOANE & CO., 2g2 Broadway. CIfAS
ROBLEE Palmer Mass
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DRESsMAKING.

DRESSMAKING.
A.-A.-A.-COUTCRI FRANCHISE.
Formerly 18th Stern Bros: latest Paris
designs for summer dinner. carriage. re-
ception and wedding gowns. bicycling and
golf suits, riding habits. tailor-made
gowns at summer prices; short notice:
ladies' material mads up. Nine. BENZ
TBAU ANDERSON. 2SS Gth-ave.. nea.
l5th-s..
DRESSMAKER Mrs. COOKE, 235 West
44th-st.. near Broadway: fashionable,
competent. responsible. reasonable: ladies
may furnish material. work shown supe-
rlor finish. p-rfec, ut guaranteed.
DRESSMAKING.-E description sum-
mer gowns. Paris designs exclusively:
moderate prices: sho.. notice. Nine.
MARIE, liz West 11th-s..
NINE. ANT OINETTE. "a West 49th-st..
Couturlere Francalse.-Summer dresses
at reasonable prices: Paris designs ex-
r'usiVeiy
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for expert
enced man who wishes 10 invest cash
FOR part Interest in A standard popular
magazine: guaranteed circulation and full
est investigation invited; experience just
as essential as capital. Address OPEN
ING. Rox 100 Tribune Of'c".
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Proposals

Proposals
~>-oJ>O~~.-ooD-o1eS~>,o
FIRE DEPARTMENT.,
151 9th Street.
York. June 3, 1897.
NJ OTICE.-Proposals are advertised for in the
~ City Record received until 1890 4. NJ 1G.h
inst, building engine houss in West 43d 81.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
CARPET CLEANING.
REAL ESTATE Font SALE.

~~~N~~~~~~~~~~>>~>S~~>~~>>
TO OWNERS or those having a long lease,
a bachelor wants one large room, unfur--
nished. for residence. on lease: any good
nelghborhood between sth and 9th sts..
acceptable: references given and required.
Address 4. Y. X. Tribune Office.
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: : :
IVES Fnd-ave e S. 33ll II OF 102d-st lIx'2;
Robs-t " Lyle and wife 10 Irene l. Panton
is4,h-s, 9 s. 300 Il " of Courtlandt- ave. ooxloo'
Hermann Paul and wife to Louise Keller .,,,;e
Fme:jne A Kemp Individual and trustee 10
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I.llS1..

NNNooN~|~Jc-~~.N>.N~- o~~NNN~N~~@~N@|~N
LOST.-Bankbook No. .5I3 OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing
Any person having claim to II Is hereby
called upon to present the same within ten
days. or submit 70 having said passbook
cnnrolln1 ard new one issned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-15

FURNISHED 6onses TO Ect-Gonnirp.
DIvERDALE-ON-H FOR RENT.
~ Gentleman going to Europe will rent his place for the
season to satisfactory house fully furnished ample
grounds stable ana gardeners cottage fine river view
five minutes from station supplied with water and gas
plumbing IN perfect order.
JOHN +. SCOTT. GO Broadway.
THE WYCHMERE COTTAGES.
Cape Cod well furnished careful sanitation COOL breezy
bun among pine forests fine bathing j.. Harwichport.
Mass.
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WANTED. In the office OF New-York
manufacturing company. a bright boy
must be quick and accurate at figures and
write good hand: salary SO per week.
Address s. r.. Tribune Office.
WANTED.-Sa lesmen TO take orders for
Wilbur's White Rock Hoof Packing; a
positive cure for all diseases OF the
horses foot; satisfaction guaranteed or
Money refunded. Address WILBUR SEED
NEAL CO.. 33S Broadway. y. Y.
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Drnaoo0s.


nHY GOODS.-They go, Iibert's Vioets and Cologne
~ fast they come 19c ARD 29c Pears Soap. DC
CutcLra. &C.; Lyons Tooth Powder &C.: Orza Violet.
Soc; Vera Voetta SIC. Sale OF Underwear Shirt Waists,
Corsets Summer Jcwclry. JAMMES. 800 broadway.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
s35 A WEEK and eNpensea paid statesmen:
staple line: experience unnecessary: per-
manent position. THE W. l.. KLINE CO..
st. Louis. Mo-
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Suburban Real Gstatc


GENCYM ontclar real estate all kinds sale and rent
"A CLARENCE L. TUBES. : IIeekman-st, New-Yorf
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LEWIS l.. DELAFIELD. Secretary.
Parsons Shepard e. Ogden,
IL Broadway, New YORK CITY;
Tracy Doardman & Platt.
IS Wall Street New YORK City.
Attorneys 10 the Board.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-01-06

pile should be made on a mound or
a rise of ground to make sure that no
water stands there after rain. Throw
a good bank of earth against the
butts and cover the pile with leaves,
grass or trash foot deep. Having
made sure of what seed you need IT
planting, a portion of the cassava
can be left uncut to grow until the
hard frost actually comes. When
frost comes, you must hustle and cut
it and break off the green stalks as
early in the morning aus possible and
bank the stalks without giving the
sun much chance to shine on them.
Cover the stumps with earth. Those
tubers that you will dig within 4
month or two will be all right if you
simply break off the green ends of
the stalks. This will take off all IF
the leaves. The stalks will be sacri-
feed, but you are saved the trouble Of
cutting them and covering the
stumps. If the winter is not too Sc
we're, they will sprout in the spring
and go on growing, though some Of
the tubers will rot.
AS the canes are rather difficult to
keep, especially in a wet winter, such
as this promises to be, it is worth
while to save the stumps as you dig
your cassava from day to day. They
will increase your supply of seed and
will also make a more vigorous start
than the seed pieces. To save the
stumps, dig trench a foot deep and
one or two feet wide and set the
stumps up close together, covering
with earth. When planted in Febru-
airy, the furrow should be made
deep enough to put the top of the
stump laid fiat at least three inches
below the surface of the ground. On
poor land, some of the stalks will
make woody bulbs in place of tubers.
These can be saved with the stUmps
and planted after danger from frost
is past. They make very vigorous
plants. Experiments with cassava On
low, damp lands, such as fatwoods,
are not recommended; but ON light,
dry pine lands it succeeds well, and
is a profitable crop to raise.