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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-18
CoLUMBIAs TO ENTERTAIN

This evening the Columbia Chemical
engine house, on Division street, will
he thrown open to invited friends, who
VIII assist the members of the COM
pany to fittingly celebrate the recently
received chemical engine. Every de-
tail has been cared for and so far as
the boys are concerned their guests will
fare sumptuously. The quarters will
be dedicated and the banquet tables
placed in the large meeting room. A.
B Holmes will act as general toast
master and merrymaker. Members of
both branches of councils and other
city officials are expected to be pres
cnt.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-18

vate and was held from the parental
residence. This is the second child
within week that these bereaved par
EMS have been called upon to bury. a
son was Inferred last Wednesday.
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Begins Today.

Students are now registering for the
Winter Term at the Scranton Conser-
vatory of Music, which begins today.
Pupils received at any time. ~
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DURDEN.FLETCHER NUPTIALS.
Ceremony Performed at the Parson-
age the Raptist Church,

Miss Alice burden, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Burden. of
SHETLAND street, was united in mar
rage to Thomas p. Fletcher last even
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-18
Begins Today.

Students are now registering for the
Winter Term at the Scranton COnser-
vatory of Music. which begins today.
Pupils received at any time. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-18

NERVOUS TROUBLES; ALL KINDS
" cured with Animal Extracts. Free book
ielis how. WASHINGTON CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington, ID. T..
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StetSOn Hats
Have Brains i'm Them

Have Brains i'm Them
Yes, there are brains in Stetson
Hats-brains in making them and
brains in wearing them.
New Fall Styles in Stiff and Soft
Hats on sale. It's a wise head
that wears Stetson Hat.
These and other Good styles Sold by
CONRAD, 305 laCkaWanna Avsnul
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Printing.

THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO..
North Washington avenue-linotype
Composition OF all kinds quickly done
Facilities unsurpassed In this region.
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THOMAS AUBREY, EXPERT AC-
countant and auditor. Rooms 10 and 20,
Williams Building, opposite postoftice,
Agent for the Rex Fire ENtingusher.
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MEGARGBE BROTHERS. PRINTERS
supplies, envelopes, paper bags, twine.
Warehouse, l30 Washington avenue.
Scranton, Pa.
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Theodore Warren died yesterday at
his home, 22 Lackawanna avenue. He
was AZ years of age. The funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon at 2,3O
o'clock. Burial i'm Forest Hin ceme-
terry.
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FRANK i. BROWN e. co, WHOLE
sale dealers in WOODWARD, Cordage and
oil Cloth, 72O West Lackawanna ave.
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John Walton, of Pittston avenue died
Monday. He was button worker and
a brother Of ex-Speaker Walton, of
Philadelphia. He is survived by a wife
and children.
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Seeds.
Miscellaneous.

balls, picnics, parties receptions. we'd
dings and concert work furnished. For
terms address II. j. Bauer, conductor.
III Wyoming avenue, over Huloerts
music store.
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THE TRAILS IMPASSABLE.

Port Townsend, Wash Sept. I-Capta!n Nelson.
of the tug Pioneer Just returned from Dyea and
skapuay. SAWS: ''The half has not been told OF the
miserable trails by which the gold-seekers
striving to cross to Lake Linderman. Captain
WATSON, banker and ex-collector OF customs for
the Puget Sound district. Is reported as being
camped on the beach Skaguay with not one
chance in 5000 Of getting through this fall He has
ten horses. One man at Dyea offered $50 to have
100 pounds packed over, but packers refused the
offer Crossing from Skaguay and Dyea the trail
Is practically closed on account OF the mud"
From officers Of the Pioneer 1t Is learned that pre-
yious reports relative to legal action TO be taken In
suppressing gambling and the sale OF liquors at
word that order must be preserved there. even II
the entire United States Navy has 20 be called
,,non 10 enforce it, Old Alaskans here who are per-
sonally acquainted with Governor Brady say that
ne is a man who means all he says, and that II he
takes stand he will carry out his purposes.
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! REAL ESTATE.
A QUIET DAY IN THE MARKET

Many real estate men were still absent from their
Offices after the holiday yesterday and the attend
anca at the Ner-York Real Estate Salcsroom was
also poor. The offerings were all forced sales anG
the bidding was not brisk. Several important par
GELS were adjourned
William NJ. Ryan sold in foreclosure Nos. 2O3 ana
216 West Ninety -eighth-st., two fve-story brick
hathouses. near Ams:erGam-ave.. to the p'ih''' lo
sJc2jS
l.. J. Phillips & Co. sold No go West End-ave..
three-story brick dwelling on lot l7x70 TO the plain
tit Samuel Goldstein. for sl5,il9.
Bryan l.. Kennedy sold No. 70 West Nnety-hrst-
St. three-stors stone-fron; dwelling on lot .iN
ICES. near Nnth-ave., TO the plaintiff. Rachel II.
strong g. Ireland sold in foreclosure two-stOry
frame dwelling in Clnton-ave" % lesi norm on
Oakland Place. on lot 463xleXSxi"o' 20 MOTIFS
no. $50 West Forteth-st.. three-si99ry brick
tencment-house, on lot 25XsS9 was so9 ~ ioIe
closure by the same firm 10 the plaintiff Rosaynde
de Lima Mayer for Nl,2OS . ia
At private contract Hall J. Howe 60. have sofa
for Isaac A. Lawrence TO Cumming Ferguson Tor
immediate Improvement. Ave lots, together l21Xlty;
on the north Side OF one hundred and-th 100
learned was in the neighborhood OF So 90 NJ
Lowenfeld & Prayer have sold to Fremont NJ;
brick tenementhouse on lot 25xl27x25xi?o; also a
fye-sory building: on loi 2lxiVc No iS MaqsUn
No IL Broome-st.. lot 25x75. to Louis l-i4e' all
on private terms. 49,, >.,-h 90
Philip H. Kraush No. III Bryani-si., i"o-s'ory
house. for about $50 ,. >, -, 10 o.
sfeTion s n dEX n' SGs % ca. and
buildings' on a lot 25xlVo, private terms.
re aG F5 Day By sa W IF Gi' Ran Mas
successfully several being disposed OF at pres
ranging from ss55 70 $3.50, and the whole twenty
~! slaWs .cs'' & Hobbs have sold for W. ". & r NJ
Hall to a client the hve-story American paSe"i'I,'
dwelling No. 255 West Eighty'sevenih-s''' 0" pr
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08
THE GOLD CREEK MINING REGION

Attention is Just now turned TO a considerable
extent to the gold fields of Nevada. The Tribune
a few DAYS ago published interview with n
mining expert. who recently returned from Ne
vada, after investigating its resources. In that
interview II was shown that the State Is phe-
nomepally rich both in placer mines and quartz
mines and that numerous assays made IN the
Gold Creek district demonstrated varying Values
OF from s. ton Of ore up 10 over &2WV ton
Hitherto the mines in that region have been worked
only by hand. but it is the intention OF the Cola
Creek. Nevada. (gold) mining companies 10 de-
velop the fields thoroughly The companies con-
solidated under the above title are the God Creek
placer Mining Company. the Gold Creek Con-
solidated Lodes Company and the Gold Creek
Townsite Company. possessing total capitaliza-
ton Of sI5,0OOO00. The properties owned by these
companies 1l.C0O acres. The property Is sit
uated in the northeastern part OF Eko County, Ne
vada and is estimated 20 contain over one hun
bred and fifty million cubic yards OF gravel. which.
from tests made by experts. IS said to from %
cents to SEQ cubic yard IN gold. The companies have
already expended more than $4,000 in the construc
ton OF canals, reservoirs. buildings etc. and now.
In order develop their resources further. by the
erection Of an adequate milling plant and an ex-
tensive hydraulic system. stock 10 the amount Of
500 900 will be Offered in the next few days for
public subscription. The capital stock Is divided
into shares Of 81 each, but for every 500 subscribed
q hundred shares IN each OF the three companies
will be allotted. The officers OF the companies are
Major Joseph L. Robertson. president; George L.
Hutch,ngs vice resident: William H.. Paulding
second vice-president: and Francis Dickson, Sec
rotary ard treasurer. The directorate includes the
names Of Adelbert II. Steele. J. Tredwell Richards.
Dunbar Hunt Rodney Miss. and Henry j. May
ham Denver, Col. With the exception Of Mr.
Steele all these men have visited the property
and satisfied themselves TO its great intrinsic
gneers. among whom are William A. Farish.
YER: James ii. Cumming, William p. Anderson. Of
Cincinnati. a director Of the Big -Four Railroad;
NJ I Dars md
the mines and reported upon the vast amount OF
placer and quartz gold that exists In the Gold
creek region. Unlike the climate Of the Klondikc
fields the climate OF Nevada allows Of mining work
being carried on all the the year round.
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Fiint's Fine Furniture.
Antique Oak Library Tables,
$3.50.

and wife n 35th. st. 1850 4 q ist ave. ,o.,
years
Same to New York savings BanA. same property .oo,
> yeas ....-...... ....-... ODD
sXaiia'eh' i i;ei"e 70 j w ,oc c,,..ci 500
Somincrs. Jacob. t. Tphraim y. Levy. lots N's +s
ana -" '''p N''' '>''' i"'"' ''' 80. Leg
f' - 10, aa !, y y.t.ss pTl,c Years 5000
ImLs MALI NAL, \ ~ 70 y'c.' L I"'p>. 80 1900
i$ NM Or ' =, ~ ana Bah 40 1850
.s ' az II Mae..so ave- ears. 1900
Williams. Thomas. and wife to fdIIh q hup''l.
1no,,s 81 a'' '-''i IL " ',' ~ ...- 20 600
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown once. No. 2+2 Broadway
I'd door OF siss, until o'clock m; adye1ss
mens received the following branch onces AT regular
once rates until O'Clock p M w; 2Sa ssn e;i.vs
cor 1872 Cth-ave l2th-st Macy
ana iIth-s; i42 Columbusaye.. near West G6h.s los
West I2d-st. 8thave. 90 East lithst 2o1 Wess
7th and Sth $50 East &Ith-N; iosS
Sdaye between 10th and nth o2e near os'
b5t 3d-ave 2O Bleeckerst S25 Bleecker,st 2Ds Sa
amsterdam ave 400 West i2d-st las East le,h-s :os
East Isth-st. $50 sth-aye 65l 9thaye; Lib? hrsy.e
ave- 100 shave 1878 2i-ave; 7S3 eth-:ve a. Fast
205i 3d-aye, ll3th-st; tob Eass
jthst near ic5th ST. between TN -
sth ayes; 800 West 145h-st At tho Brooklyn ocsss
fulton ST.: 728 Tulton-sG
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adler %ssane,s t. Ms ., s,. ntr's1 SdSrs Beck
company Of New:York. corner West End 90 100
BIZ. AYE e G1rs s' E. to wiam chi corner 900
Ans'e,aan,ayte and to l' f'"f, cyoaS,fgh
y5 Ta a % d # ?! Ma5ag 4' i
# Of Madsonaye years a,ius 'o0
I oasSy. iis sh dSio # Of shave 200.
Mary ro, to 'f Tsse Ho5t corner $500
coryei Frank and Minnie G I, Ella vrs ar 200
se,t ,;,, II e "a Prscia Purser and another
&c Of sS of ss.5a r rs'' and two S aa
saas D9: ysa1F cba ~o Mssf German
conn5r n we % R g. ana FaIaS Centre
Conrad Corner Ser0 Duane st; Fordham and Pelham
ls.s.sS eo tn Wes snf cres'er months 800
pixon walter to John n ,4,SAaS. y VIM" LOCO
Plains r RGad 80 % Miriam al i Bernard 25h 40
St lo2 (, OF - ,'e Charles Moewcs and wife lots
ga and 275 map portion OF Hunt estate van 1900
Mes, Stain M,;om 'e sn1 wife to John Roherso.
ana Charles Grant. losh-s'. 10 II OF 200
or BSnsSa1a Emma ,s Guaras'.s a and 1000
dlSvsF ,s Ma" 26i Il Of White Plainsave 1000
same sse', 70 same isA-s' aio IT Of wn,. 1000
SAM, Psin to same YEAR lsh-., rs1 Of White 90.
Painsaye years :ni lame. Lawrence.
Sam. i IS seSa sei Of Plains Road ss
Hahn. viola; TO william hoop'e 'o o. 5000
Kelly Thomas to Hugh doom. corner Fyhe- IN
q, and Bayard-st. cath Ward years -, -'
Kr.ch Sadia 70 Mary Zinser. $ .lst-s'' ooo
800 It n Of lst-ave leasehod months: -'
Herman. William +. TO William a Smith. execu-
tor etc. George Jones Eronx Terrace, , on
s366 II OF 10th-ave. gath Ward. 3 years. A~'V
Iamothe. Albert. and wife 10 James bromley. lot
S9i block L. AMENDED map hose' Hape 1000
Iottimer. william A and Grace c, TO Mary
Pomeroy and guardian, ETC. o: Mary = Pomeroy a --o
2Gh-st. so II OF 9Th ave. year......... 1870"
Mitchell. Ann and James Hanson and wife 20
william ,s y. M "a Ws,rS. sonb psars Wv 1900
camaP % same came nropcrty ycar............ 1900
Mq TIs,s, compsny No % Bewery years $4,000
McDevitt. Ellen. 20 Ferdinand Morrison. ...
iJOth-st 1903 II e OF Morris-ave. 2 months bo3
Rose Annie. 10 Emanuel Gross. No POS Henry-S 49,.
Smith,. Sarah 70 Joseph Levi Rivinston-s' 20 ron
II Of Eldridge 81. 3 months .............. 700
s-A--A-- 49, I'd husband TO Thomas Reardon
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ZEAL EsrATE TRANSFERS.

IO9th-si. n = 10 It Of Rouieyari "oSlv) !,
Charles Grant and vie - NIium Hsu",ss
Edseconb-avt g CO. iSeth-s' lsVsO: Clara Is
C;roa, J59e Il = 1874 II Of LAFAYETTE riace
..x8l William HOPPER and wife t. N''"
pine-st n corner l,ayard looIoo. Hugh
Lots 45s and 500 map Van Nest Park; Il Levy 3,
81 ave. $ i@52 {, Of isaa-s, 2aA9s.5 Adolsh ana
Lot 400: Block NJ. Hudson 7 Roe. Mapns
estate: Hudson p Rose and vie TO Henry W ;,
Beniyst @ 20 T. s. 21ss5 Julius FIX ana .. =
VIE to Corneliu. Daie,. ~ .
95.5: Regime Dinkel'plel 10 LOUIS w pnkei'p-ei.
a5tf .' n 1889 u W Of Ist-ay. Is. 9xss .:
Thomas Reardon and wife TO Meta Schrad.T s7d G.
yernTeDave n e corner Potter place 6CsiUx,s *
Avonde T. n e corner IO.h.s; 2I,Sios. rnlonpor:
Rvinston-sj. n s. 50 It " Of Eldrise s.. aox75;
Joseph Leri and wife to Sarah smith .........
9$d-s,.' 10 $50 East 25xloos; Frank Koch ard
" AVE. TO AehS conner AnTT" ioih. @;x75 Angus,
cf H9s'er p Ia soa- s II q Rae ST. 90 IKEA.
Maicr AID ~, to G Fl f9: 80
100 JOHN II Eden and wife to Jullana Boehm.. q
Monticeilo-ave. 5. i25 Il Of JeGerson,ave.
els,us,' n :. 1850 It o: West End ave 25rioo5;
Mary + Porter % Horace Porter 81 al. trustees.
Beeknan Place e s. oo5 It OF 5ls,-s,. 2orico:
MahNle lIeFshheid to JTanneas Aates q par
~ It 10 ave. lco.1l; Jessie Hazel and wife to
,e Kgsae co"sh 90, 4 Of 5,h ave 2.x.,oii.
Flank w Gilbert and wife to Fanny Bloch "o
Maeison-aye S. 13lo IT a q lloths. Zoxst'
summit-aye. :. 723 IT I. Of ARthony-ave: z'H
100 Monroe Keith and another 10 Anna Is :,
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Furnished Gouscs Uanleb.

,.,-~< m
,x,,NTFD Fully furnished. laua,ome country phoe
w a. NJ, ls,. Two ia feiniiv g. T.. Tribune once
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Gin Golcls.
A, 0 TIE [ { LnI IP D IR E,
rorLEvARD AND GID ST. WEST.

rOr'LEVARD AID GID ST. WEST.
The extensive alterations ard improvements
c.tich have been In progress during the past
,brcc months are now nearing completion. and
,nartnents will be ready for inspection Thurs
Jav. September 9th. Elevators. electric light
plant. furniture carpets and decorations In fact.
everything FROM basement to roof - new and or
the beet Tho attention of people desiring 10
loca,c for the winter is directed to the following
features Of mis- hotel:
AZ ,Rsort'TE FREEDOM FROM ALL THE oBJEC-
TioNArIE FEATURES or ORDINARY
HOTEL LIFE.
PERFECTLY APPOINTED AND ELEGANTLY FUR
NlSHED APARTMENTS.
AN UNEHLEiiFD CUISINE AND SERVICE.
MODERATE RATES.
No dog parrots other animals allowed the
premises.
". JOHNSON QUINN.
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"a American Plan: f. p , European No2 omen
ASBURY PARK, y. J...... Coleman House. now ol Jun
BATH BEACH l.. LII. Argyle Hotel open 81 az 10 yea ap
BALTIMORE, Nd. ....Hote Stafford. y. T., siW up
do ............... Hotel Rennert, +. P. $3.50 up
BOSTON Mars. Hotel NendOne a go
d. .Copey 50. Hotel. T. T.: $50 up; a. ~ S2;o0 up
BRISTOL r ;DWof Inn opens ' P 81
do $50. oxford So san Carlos Hotel a. :, up up
FISHERS ISLAND y. Y..The Munnatawket, T." s'oo
CT BARRINGToN Mass. Berkshire Inn. a. r.; '" up
LONG REACH ........... Long Beach Hotel now Opsn
NARRAGANsETT PIER. r. l. .Rockingham A; p cn 80
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Massasoit now open
NEWPORT ,W. Leland JrD. Ocean House no" opsn
NEW YORK .......... Fifth Avenue Hotel. A. T., -
do ...........H Hotel Netherland f. T., 81 a., II. 20
do . OChas A. Davis Hotel 81. Andrew. ~ y, Si'9l
do On B Barry New -. Cloud Hotel. h: Pa, Sd'9 %
do w johnson QUINN Hotel Empire EPsl; AZ -
do q O cor 5th-are. e l5th-st) Hote. Hanover. ~
do (l23 W Goth mr. Bwayl The Parker Sl'o ", Wy ~
PHILADELPHIA The Aldne Hotel A. =" S".oD
Restaurant IA cartel Sow Laiaye,te' EPP' ~
OT'TBEC Canada Chateau Tronenac ~ y. So.1o
HiCHMoND Va.The Jeferson AP s. up; FL $50 up up
ROCHESTER y. .Whitromb House. y. =. - up
sCHENEcTADY. y. w.. The Edison A. r. s2s9 up
sT Lnt'is no Indeli Hotel EP 81 up; AP. $3.50 Up
SYRACUSE y. Y...YateI Hotel f. p, Sl4o' =; r. -
I'TICA \ Y........ Tie Butierheld. \: =, % 70 80
WASHINGTON d. c. ArInsi9n i''is'' a c ~, ~
WHITE MOUNTAINS. Profile touse now ON
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Gubnrbnr REQ. estate.

>ooNNoO~@ooNONoN>NN@ o>NNNN7eN w, ~.
,T~cy ,.,trt.r renl a.! kinds sale anf rent
y CLARENCE = TUFrS. fsetmHh-"' NeW-Io's
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Is MADISON AVENUE,
OPPOSITE MADISON SQUARE PARK
Elegant apartments beautifully decorated all modern
improvements convenences restaurant. with superior
cuisine. INSPECTION INVITED.
THE CHELSEA,
One Of the most desirable apartment the city;
as9n nslor s npsmn % unr
nlshed zone large housekeeping pay Iur
THE EVELYN,
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF.
Arrangements be made for two choice house,
suites, without kitchens; restaurant on the premises
x,. r. R s3 A. ana Su Rhms"s Ave-
PA :; - 80
el Es9 2sn. n to hS4 s
''n'T Su''r'4'nfesMi Isl 3TEe East
SANITARY APARTMENTS
80 TO IS WEST 0sTH ST.
Six roorns nnd bath: hardwood enamel baths sanitary
heat: attractive for small families.
JAMES Y. HAY. Wall ST.. or 81 West 9sth ~.
I23D ST. nORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS,
Amsterdam Ave- Columbia Barnard Teachers col ,0d
riverside Parks large. finely finished apartments; rooms
end bath. private halls and every improvement mode9-
ate rents Apply on premises.
TEIE w
81 % EAST TSTH-ST. -
Eight rooms first class IN every particular Elevator
vi pa EAST seth ST. 49, u
a FEW MODEL. APARTMENTS ARE TO LET IN THIS
MODEL. ArARTMEXT nuII:pING:
CALI. AND INSPECT OR INQUIRE At
OFFICE OF RIINEIANDER ESTATE.
l55 WEST i+rii ST.
ONE FLAT III, sTF ;HNJt%iTEors IN TIE
THREE FLAT APARTMENT HOC Sc
y r. COHNER. It'll AVE AND 18TH st
APPLY TO RUlNETANDER ESTATE.
10 WEST liTH ST
I,IFGANT corner apartments 20 feet. overlooking stuy
II 10 large rooms. all improvements not
air beating rail $50 East i1th-T. See janitor
TIL AVENUE. l.0s. Cor. sch street. Elegant Apart
y meut- facing PARK: f'ason1." r"h''S' inquire OF
I.ni rTeta3"s
Furnished Apartments Go Ect.
,nnOnNoOO~~c N>~>~o>>~>>|">>~
NOR RI:NT-lu7nlqheI corner apartment. eight rooms
i and bath al. cheery sunny rooms. rent $50. Apply
i1nItor. los West jJth-pt
eoc NEW FLATS. newly furnished, ak room, and
$50 bath. tNcruonally Apply - West 9sth St.
or 7 r HAY. wall Il: reference
Real estate Udnleo.
IN n pE
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CUNARD LINE.
OOOK'S ROUND THE WORLD TOURS viii

- leave Pacific Coast for six months tour On
oct, II and Nov. Fail PARTY 70 Palestine sept =.
See descriptive programme. TtIOS. COOK < son .6l
y 22J Broadway. y. \.
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TLYDE LINE.

4 VI IFI4 IsI.NI
v CHARLESTON. 8 G. the SOUTH and SOUTlIWE EST,
JACKSONVILLE: and all FLORIDA POINTS
From Picr -, L. Il. GJlt Roosevelt ST. 3 p. ~.
IROQIOIS w t'.ltsl. SEPT
y.
SEMINOLE. otN.lNal F'Ft'
CHEROKEE. 'M'hdA. : y }"
steamers have nrst-class passenger accumulation.
WN T.. CLYDE CO General Agents.
Bowling Green. y. }.
Fla Cont & Peun. Fast F. p Line Via Jacks rville,
Cres, So Freight and Passenger Line via char son
T a. EGER, General Agent. 315 BrolIwa,. :. y.
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THE CHELSEA,

oc2 WEST I'D ST
Ono Of the most desirable apartment houses in the city
absolutely hreproof all modern improvements restaurant
OF superior excellence apartments furnished or untur-
nished zone large housekeeping apartment partly fur-
| nished" G. f. ATHERTON Manager.
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FRENCH LINE
GENERATE TransatiAntIque.

" DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARiS. FRAME.
Ia TOURAINE, Slnielli. .......Sa Sept II. 10 a. m
Rats Of passage First class ~ 80 Paris. 500 art
unvc r.s bN all except Ia Tourlnc, including
rs,wav fare To and landing charges. Par.0r r'r
SEA, is extra during summer season. Second class %
a. FnRGET General hgen.. Bowling Green. y y.
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Furnished Apartments Go Get.


NOR RENT Furnished corner apartment. eight rooms
Il a. slrery. sunny rooms. rent 900 Apply
i,nltor West 5Jth-pt.
eoC NEW FLATS newly furnished:
$50 bah, t,c.utlonly Apply - West 9sth
or Y HAY. wall It. reference.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS ana .utssrptlogs Tor The rri6un'
~ received at their CptOen Ofce. No LIZ broadway.
81 door north Of 3st until o clots p M ad,ertss
snts received the following branch Offices al regular
once rates u-tl s O'clock p. viz 20 81! ave, e
cor 23ist.: iae 9th ave- l2thsL Nacys 6ih ave
and ColumbusaNe, near West 05th st. lp
West 42d-st.. ne.I Wn-ave 92 Est lih st 2aI We,
soi ST between 1h ami Sth 1879 East iItn-st; l"S
sfavr between 1854 and 7ih s,s Os6 81 ave near tis'.
hGtl-st. go n as e. near ilst 81
a., ~ 30 Ieet' Ier-s; 3B Heeckor agos 81
ave 40 EAST ;gth-s; l.s2. G5-sve.: 2GG2 50 ave:
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fnrnisbe6 Gonses 60 Eet.

IGOR RENT furnished. very beautiful 70 foot house
with twostofy extension. hardwood throughout. per
feet ORDER be seen at any time Carstaker II:
Park-ave or JAMES Il. HAY. No. : Wall-st.
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E0uEIDNem:rG
MED0T EsRANEAM SERVICE

sHAMRtJRG- AMERICAN NORTH GERMAN
LINE LLOYD.
Expres. steamers from NewYork
to Gibraltar Naples and Genoa.
Victoria G. 10 AM fWerra. NOV. n, 20 AN
tKaiser W. H. Nov IL. loan tFuIda DEC 70 AN
Also Alexandria Egypt in JAM. Feb. and
March. -, A., .-- -. 49, a.,
Return tickets available for the steamers OF either line
from Naples. Genoa Gibratar; Hamburg. Bremen. Lon
don Southampton. Paris and Cho-bourS.
~ rfanburg- American North German lloyd
I'm. Oelrlchs a Co. AGENTS
Green
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OLD DGEl0M1OM lOME.
WHITE STAR LINE.

Gsrmanc Sept s. noon Gernanic. Oct g. noon
I.utonlc Sept IT, Teutcnic. oct. 13 nooi
Britannia Sept. %. noon Britannia. Oct %. nooI
Majestic Sept. Majestic. Oct % noon
30 COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS
Pier No. 45. North River. Office: Broadway. y I:
H. MAITLAND KERSEY, Agent.