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The record-union., 1897-09-01
.uchings.

After a number of years Ruch-
ings are again popular for neck
wear. We have received a fufl
line much handsomer in designs
and prettier in colorings than the
OF past seasons. Some
come in plain pleated chitfons,
others with lace edges, and 9TH
ers still with loops and folds. An
idea that IS sure to strike the pop
ular fancy is the Netting Ruch-
ings with satin ribbon edgings-
plain black or white netting, fin
ished in fancy colors. In addi-
ton, there are the wide pleated
ChltfonS, some as wide as IS
inches, in black and colors. Prices
range from rs cents to 81 Is per
yard.
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Sizes, Too.

Rather unpleasant to make a Sc
lection of a belt and then be told
1--WE haven't your size" Not SO
here. We have all the usual sizes
and a great many unusual sizes
all the way up to 40 inches long.
Here are a few of the things
which people seem to like very
much:
Grained Calf Leather Belts,
black or tan, 25c.
Black Morocco Leather Belts,
kid-lined, stitched edges, harness
buckle, soc.
Calfsbin Belts, stamped and fin
ished to look like alligator leath-
er belts, kid lined, stitched edges
and large covered buckle. Tan or
brown. soc.
Seal Leather Belts, extra fine;
large harness buckle; covered and
stitched, 05c.
The record-union., 1897-09-01
Green Shoes for Children.

Among the new arrivals is a
line of Fine Green Kid Lace
Shoes for children. These shoes
have spring heels, turned flexible
soles and neat toe caps. Sizes 8
to II. Price 81 Is.
Another new item for children
is a Black Shoe, lacing up the
front, with cloth tops, spring
heels, neat patent leather tips and
turned flexible soles. Sizes : to
g. Price, ST.
The record-union., 1897-09-01
Shirt Waists.

With the new arrivals we have
received a handsome line Of
Broadcloth Shirt Waists, richly
braided with silk soutache braid,
and having white collars and
cuffs. Can be had in cardinal,
navy, olive, black or heliotrope,
with either white or black trim
ming. Price So so.
We are also showing a cheaper
line of waists in all-wool cloth
with laundered collar to match
waist. Navy, cardinal and black.
Price 81 Is each.
The record-union., 1897-09-01
Family Measuring Glass.

This Measuring Glass IS very
convenient article and should be
in every household. Used for
measuring liquids, and such arti-
cles as flour, butter and sugar
Made of clear glass, marked off
in spoon and cup measures, also
in pints, ounces and gills. Price,
roc
The record-union., 1897-09-01
Bedroom Suits at Sf4 SO.

We have another lot of those
fine Bedroom Suits, with hand
some Cheval Dressers, fitted with
beVel plate mirrors I8x4o inches
in size. These Suits are very neat
ly finished and can be relied on to
give satisfactory service. Three
pieces, bed, bureau and wash
stand, exceptional value at $I4 So.
The record-union., 1897-09-01
Cashmere FlanneIettes.

Thousands OF yards Of new
Flannelettes are arriving daily and
in quality of goods and beauty of
patterns they surpass anything
ever before offered in this market.
The choicest are now ready for
your inspection. Especially de-
sirable for wrappers, dresses and
waists. Fast, washable colors.
Price IOc per yard.
The record-union., 1897-09-01
Spain VIII Banish Anarchists.

MADRID, Aug. 31.-The Spanish
Government is formulating a plan to
bring about the banishment of all an
archists from Spain. It is announced
here that anarchists will no longer be
allowed to land in Spain, and that the
Government will deport some to the
American Republic, or to a distant
Spanish possession.
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About Clocks.

Our Clocks are from the best
known factories, are reliable time
keepers and marked at decidedly
interesting prices.
Nickel Alarm Clocks, 75c to
So so.
Fancy Oak or Walnut Clocks,
s. Is to 81 so.
Black Enameled Wood Clocks,
S. to 81 50.
Black Ename1ed Iron Clocks,
handsomely decorated, SO Is.
Plastic Marble Clocks Cook
like real marble, but cost only half
as much, 81 so to $I4 so.
Newest designs in Porcelain
Clocks, So rs to $I4.
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No Chance.

Did you see the ball game yester-
day?"
No"
'I thought you told me you were go
ing?"
Il did go, but I sat between two
young women who had never seen a
game of ball before. ."-Chicago Trib-
une.
The record-union., 1897-09-01
0asI.seals!I s.
New Jackets and Capes.

We are now showing good
assortment of new Jackets for the
fall season in tan, navy, green,
blue and black. All choice styles
and materials. Prices 81 IS to
SIS.
Also a fine line of Cloth and
Plush Capes, in all the correct
styles and lengths, ranging in
price from 81 25 to $50.
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Weinstock, Lubin C Co. 4OO4I2 Street. Sacramento

Crop news mad little effect on the mark
ct. Deeembe~ opened 1sc higher at
94Hc, touched 05c during the day,
dropped to 941ac. and closed at 94asc,
or Ac higher than it closed last night
The record-union., 1897-09-01
Woven Wire Mattresses
for FuIl=siZe Beds.

These mattresses are made OF
good quality woven wire, with
hardwood frames fastened with
heavy bolts. The new price is
81 05.
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The Face at the Window.

Twas a fair, proud face at a window,
In the days of long ago.
Like the rose and the thorn in beauty and
ScOrn
Looked down on the world below.
Twas fair, proud face at a window,
In the days that are far away;
'Iis the same fair face with an added
grace
Looks down on the world to-day
For to-day 'tis no earthly window,
But a window in heaven above,
And see through my tears and the mists
of years
That the pride has turned to love.
Pail Mall Gazette
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LABOR LEADERS
CONFERENCE.
The Convention at ST. Louis Fin
iShes Its Work.
Fails TO Accomplish the End for Which 1t
Was Called.

The Meeting Productive OF Several
Sensational Speeches and Many
Resolutions, but No Decisive
Action Was Taken on the Prin-
cipal Question at Issue, the
Adjustment of Government by
Injunction.
The record-union., 1897-09-01

''I tell you that's one thing we've got
to be thankful for, we don't have mos
quitoes often. Just think what it must
be TO have to live on Long Islandi"-
New York Sun
New-York tribune., 1897-12-08
nrAI rarATF TRANEYERS

l,h.,.. 27eT =, ~ OF Avenus n 2, 7r96 jacob
Cohen and wife lsnsc R'h ............... lA'
v,tff.-~v. a, 1852 y n % Grand 81. I3Sy
iOo,7. .rico. Edward Mccall. rsfefea. 10 NaIy
l. Smith ''''
<e,n 81 N4 %. sth ave. ltrlooo' Jane =.
v smith to Weaver. ii.'
sa,h 81, lOT y ~ Amsterdam ave. isr
IGpb Absaiom Bachmhn and vile 70 waiter .,
AfferfIry - > -. -: ,cn
pty,,y.on a, IOn :, Of f>vi' at. 25Slp;
LCul, Lewin,han and wifs 10 Ludwig Zodikow
I. part ..
p,rl-s. PIscs O. 2e3< n % 2D7th
Is s,ii2 sr25Iiii2. Mary Stanton to Hudolpn
,oo,h ., 100 n of Columbus ave III
100 II. r~akin r.'eres To Jonn ,s'srs. w
Ms,hnftan ave &3 n n oi lO3d 81 lonAio'
Alter, sinden and wife TO william 7 oa'eh- "a
,,9,s # I. 2527 n Of Riverside Drive. az
10, II Juison Lawrence and wife TO MARY 20
Johnsfr-s
W., r,s ave 2I n Of esih st. l'rp'
r.oao Podrnan and wife to josephine Ne~,n.
,oi, =, /. -b n ~ Manhattan ave- noSioo H. q,
'vuil,r, r Davenport ct al to John Yuls...''' ~
New-York tribune., 1897-12-08
nrCNnRnFD MORTGAGE4

B.nham. Earl S. and VII. to w,l'm ap1i y "eSf
Sil.tn Ian. ay. year; a Franz proposed '''
ensA% Es. ,a s. to s%9" of Green T'Ia Ian. or ave.
"fst' iel Earl Sror..a s"i a,S VT =. ssai Green
pdcSsou lfs G' sSfas.n Ss c&,.;, ;s, Mi;T an,
GA AqhGTy sSo. :4a Ind h%,ssnG a aS1'a % John
tne. Fairrount Place. i'o II Oh i 800
ciSssnsn SsGl ave- otloanio L. 70 Jul, Bartlett ,o
SAM. ~. ,y' % seI,Hs lss s1posn % 27,h-s
t,h-ave: also cor 2'thst and ''h-av'' 10000
c-ynir yrsT- Edward II. to Henry l. P.arsal e
Park View Terrace. as It OF "eiesHSS'' 700
psyeapo wlam :ns stephen s.a to :, Al'e,t
i@sd., wi,iisn j. and stephen to Aher,
T sSnden vs. Manha,'an-sve %.s IT Of i"Sd- ann
r,m s., onejIIs a.rsd YEA" and wife to Ida Murphy.
sebbs and i6e,h-s h,lf s,yi1ss
Fam sank %ew-York W Chisholm-st. 30 # OF sn
Jennings w,nm =, and Joseph Poseln to Hnrr.
Mnndsibaum and Fisher Levine. Nos 2'2 and sooo
2it MaalDn annmn 81, yfs' fo Martha Weiss. H.
map village OF Morri,ana year ,,,r.. to ru: o
Husson another. trustees Nos aoo ana "o- ~ ooo
Ws'sI. ,,a,. : sna Rudolph to Harold s and
Thomas Dousheriy. tru''ee'' NO i'' ""' 1900
ington-s%s So .,ms nrco.rty y.ar............ 10000
Sam. Sam. TO 10 .1%s Anna ' Gs: :oh aN's .. ,oD,,,
II1th-st. i25 II of Nanderbnt-ae "he-'"i'"
Hyie James Il. Marcus Nathan. e, aln
i79th-st 100 Il W Of Amserdsm-sve l'oxs+.io ., nm
Sane to ovs sane dfs.,o7s years 1852
Johnstone. Mary G, to Judson LAWSON iiSth- ..nn
a, go II 9 of Riverside Drive. = year :: o.oo"
KotiowsLy Philip. and Barnet Levy to Eliza
Madson. n ST, sS.s II Of Gouvern.ur st. .. NM
Same Ts'i to same " corner Madison and GOuver-
Bleecker and Mulberry .t' also Bleecker NM
a. 81 n . Of Mulberry-st. years oo~V
Lynch Mary T. to Irving Grinnei ct a. trustees t
and No AZ 10 415 2d-avo. yearv -; UoV
McAfec Pobert. to John Lynch = 9 Soh-st DeA . "a.
II OF 9th ave ] year :, <.*V
Moore sophia to Joseph l. But,snwieser. No "a ,nn
Mu,er John T Ct al 20 solomon II Kohn.
utor etc, OF Morris Kohn. 29th-st, 400 n ooo
of ath-ave years. ,......... ,'o"o
Gabriel TO James Clark No 10 Barrow-st "a ooo
ogden Samuel B. to Georsiana Ogden. n $ 1885,
ST. 800 Il e OF Wiiiis-ave. years. o'UV
Pckens, Robert. and Ehariotte 20 S1an
rog,h. c'.ne. ...................... 1900
Potter, Frederick and another. trustees etc 20
the Equitable Life Assurance Society Froahwy .o M.
corner Pear-st lco.leo ! year r, ""'o'"
Courtlandt-ave 23 II 5 of looth-r' yess' ;ccc "V
Rohrs, Louisa. to Anna Wood q l2oth-st, loo -.
n Of 2d-ave. tnsalments i''"
Same Matilda Ro.hschild. same property IN 40,
steiner Adolph. to George Hahn. Perry-ave
259 II Of Gun H Road. years. ......:..:. 800
scharner Ernss;ine to the 'owery savings Bank kooo
Smith, Iorena z. to Anns Taylor. plot e2 map -.
ssHariasen. Bertins ana bidrk 70 George
New-York tribune., 1897-12-08
LITERARY NOTES.

Mark Twain says In his new book. concerning
the Pudd'nhead maxims These VISIONS are for
the lurii.g OF youth toward high moral attitudes
The author did not gather then: from practice but
from observation. To be good Is noble; bu, TO
show others how to be good is nobler and no
trouble" This is not novel. but It is funny.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-08

Popularity may not be fame. but 1t is often
money. II Is solemnly announced that the drama
tiza.on alone Of Little Lord Fauntleroy" brought
IT. author slooN NO The book itself was. no doubt
the source Of many additional thousands
Mrs Burnett would scarcely agree with another
woman novelist Miss Betham- Edwards. who cares
a great deal more for a novel as work OF art
than es a money-maker Her practice may be said
to exemplify her theory. for her first novel, The
White House by the Sea-" though II was exceed
ingly successful and is Still selling after thirty-hve
years or so has brought g even into It's
authors pockets The best OF Mss Betham- Ed
wardss work by tho way, Is In her charming
novel, kitty" the book which Lord Houshton
called tbs best novel he had ever read.
Mrs Humphry Wards religious opinions have
been much discussed in the years that nave elapsed
since Robert Elsmere' and David Grieve' were
publisbed but she herself says, Il am personally
unwilling to assume any nams other than the
name Of Christian"
Mr.. Austin Dobson I. one of the most beloved Of
modern writers. HIS fame. says The Saturday Re-
view lacks but zone ingredient-an enemy
There is perhaps not another living man Of let
ters. OF anything approaching his emlnence. who
has contrived to evade so completely the envy OF
his less fortunate fellows. All the cliques and all
the generations combine to praise Mr. Dobson, and
we are afraid that at his canonzatlon no Devils
Advocate will put in an appearance We are not
sure tina; this Is an unm,xed advantage but II IN
dicate. not only the genial and simple nature OF
the artist, but also the isolation OF his work He
has department al his own, where he clashes
with no serious rival and his successes In II wound
no ones vanity.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-08

hitherto unknown review by Carlyle Of the
earliest translation OF Burns into German has
lately been discovered in the pages Of an old Lon
don newspaper. This is TO be included in forth
coming volume entitled Carlyle on Burns. which
will contain all Cariyles writings on Burns except
the Essay.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-08

The song q form of art has been handled
rather roughly Of late. If We are to believe the
Partisan correspondent OF Literature" That
gentleman writes 10 his journal as follows:
Is song literary form? Has 1t rgh, to
academic recognition? On this question ali Paris
is taking SIDES and the genial discussion has been
which is being variousIy regarded as craven s'S or
courageous. certain NJ. Montarioi. who died
francs to Serve as recompense every TWO years
for the best song submitted TO It's Judgment. The
sSssssS ans ha it
sell Mon.martre da,n f Is ;he ssered HI where the
smorous ditty survives-the song which dates from
villon, who was among the hrst Frenchmen to In
Sies forth IN the Monimartre csbsre!s and cafes
there the type tn: British Grub
visits from the well-tO-do outside world who come
o aRs the
cabaret peculiar TO Montmartre are the only means
y ss na .ons 10
rare and happy accident. Its. success depends not
i. o Biting auaen. az and its encsD on
the eccentriciy Of the singer or on judcous adver
causes re judgment Of The academlcians, matters
sIded that the ys'1e Of song is due to consideTa-
Sp SsS Sssh wS Ss for dig
Of Tssh pns
their in eniIon not to mix themselves up in these
matters-ne sutor ultra crepidam-and they have
declared that they will return the money to the
heirs Of ~ Monteriol. Their decision does not
decide the question as to whether the song
form Is II erary form. but merely afirms the be-
lief that II II not the sort OF literature they are
chosen to defend. Montmartre Is up In arms and
turning out epigrams which 1t is to be hoped will
be better than Saint Evremond's once famous skit
on the Academy. For the Academys decision i'm
plies also that the songs with which the committee
have had TO deal In the first batch submitted to 1t
were pretty poor stuff Many blame the Academy.
seeing nothing derogatory in a biennial decision
to the re ative merits Of the two years songs.
When I: solemnly condemned he "Cd" II Willingly
courted q bunder OF quite another and more dan
gerous sort Meilhac II should not be forgotten Is
dead-and so Is Renan. Had the latter been alive
81 is probable that he would have pleaded so elo
euently the cause Of the Chanson Geulose as to
have averted this petulant and despairing decision
Of the academicians.
Those who dcclsre themselves 10 be tired OF
Dickens will be interested to learn that Of the
most important Of the London booksellers is re-
ported as saying that Dickens keeps his place nt
the head Of the list OF authors, living or dead.
although Thackeray and Scott come close enough
70 Be associated with him. the trio standing quite
alonA
Mrs.. Flora Annie Steel never undertakes new
story without carefully studying beforehand the
scenes In which It Is to be laid She Is now con-
tsmplating Q book In which the events are to take
p)aee - Lucknew. and IN obsdisncs TO her rule she
New-York tribune., 1897-12-08

The Tennyson Life" Is having a tremendous sue
cess In this country. the sale being quite as great
the interest Of the work. 1t Is In Its ninth
thousand In England.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-08

has sailed for India to look over the ground and
get into the atmosphere Of the spot.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-08

Mr. John A Logan book, I'm Joyful Russia"
has gone into a second edition In England
New-York tribune., 1897-12-08
GRATIS.

"a. r. means American Plan F. p European)
BALTIMORE Md....The Stafford Hotel f. p. $3.50 up
do The Hotel Altamoni. E. r. 81 up. 4. F. 81 so up
Do copes sq Hotel Po'; :, XsnS0me Ss up up
BEOohki ri II, t"el ST. George r. r.. 81: a. p 81
CHlCAIo ~ ne Virginia nP So E.P.. $50 up
New-York tribune., 1897-12-08

--TT hth WEST HOTEL. KEY WEST .Ap.
- ! e- Open ali year IeoI H. Clley. Asr
g xsEs MIAMI. ROYAL PALM ...........A p.
gE4::5yEs MIAMI. p!sc.rsr. @ Herz1. IT T P.
z':-5 Opens / II. E. Bemis. Mgr
8@E e :. PALM BEACH ROYAL PoINCIANA.
Q - - P. Opens Jan. i5 Fred sterry Mgr
t,sz - PALM BEACH. PALM BEACH Inn.
"a A. p. Opens Dec. q. Fred sterry Mgr.
EE1 rs oRMoHp. THE oRMoND. ......A P.
g r - Opens Jan. s. Anderson Price. Mgrs.
ez5*E ST. AUGUSTINE. PONCE DE LEON.
~sa u A.P. Opens Jan. 10. Ronert Murray. hsr
z0 sz5 ST. opens Nv Is 's' s':.''' a.,
sxoc + TAMPA TAMPA BAY HOTEL "A: p.
Sss5 Opens Dec S. y. p. Hathaway. Mgr.
: E2H WINTER PARK. SEMINOLE. - p.
gS esc'E Opens Jan. IL. 4 Z. Dick. Mgr
e * x KIss1MMEE K1ssIMMEE.
Sri g Opens a 3. l.. T. Bullock. Mgr
80: x ocA1A. ocA1A HOUSE. ........A. p.
SGS IN Open all year. r r Brown Mgr'
SE*as so pErIEAIR. BELLEvIEw. .......AP
S4osrShH opens Jan. II. w. A. Barron. Mgr
g" SE4E! ptJNTA GoRDA Hotel Punta Gorda:
s! e., * Orens Jan. II. F. II. Abbott. Mgr
80" FORT MEYERS FORT MEYERS Hotel.
: o523 | Opens Jan. II. F. II. Abbott Mgr.
,,;,' .Gayoso Hotel A. p. 50 so to 81
NEW NEMrnsiE ORLEANS cnar'' s.s HoTI ho,. !. r.
90 -, n, .p.U%y 4S.a' G''H Tse ~ WHt.sr4 tEr sa
AZ ~ & Barry New nt. Iouu u ~, T. = % ~ ~
10 ~ 5h X i5th So Hotel Hanover y T.
90 'ShsrSc-sSW. .B'way) Cosm pol. an HI. EPSl Up
d. d. shs n.%OIsi l5I b TgE am, Xxx "
30; 70 ,., W ptlia The Aldns Hotel A. r. $3.50
d. ,Restsuran Ac Tdh2 The Ia, a. H Esl !. 81 1S %
cai = ,KF CITY U,ah The Cullen A. p. >. TO s-'o
ST. dEoRGE. staten Island The 9ss,ie',n a :, up
DO ~. .LindeiI Hotel e r. 81 up 4 p. 30 Hs
WaSHiSGToN D. C.......Ariington Hotel 4 p - up
do ...................-The The Ealeigh. Z p, slop up
a. ''t....... The Cochran Hotel. A. p. s. up
Do Rigs House Wi1sids and National A. P 81 10
10 20 ..'.....T The Buckingham. A. P. 81 up
New-York tribune., 1897-12-08
orannIs,. /. /. i47.h-.,. ,2s IT . of wnl.-ave.

l year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Same to Charles Granns. = 14Ith- 1871
II OF Willis ave, I year ...........:......
SIS 1I7th-s i25 It e of Willis-ave. instaimsn,s
Same 10 james Woolt. ltth 81. lisi u
c OF Willis-ave. demand .......'.-.'.' -.
Train. Isaac A, to Louisa A kuniz. trotoha
Park North. 1896 II e ~ Brosd-st, ysats -,
Taylor Mary A. wife Of Charles ]. 10 Crsha,nn
and William G Lusk. executors. etc. NO lzE
Greene-s;. years ............:: -
",l's"s tnomis, 10 JohIi pr'''
wuytack Maria A. to the German Savings benk.
CITY New-iors. Nebster-Gve. 2ol'. u
110th-st prolonged 1G0xa0. mortgages, l year
Wa,ke-. Mary \. N Sallir t. Stone. Ceoai
ave. 3so.l n fiom boundary line lana OF
Fcrdham Morris. Twenty fourth Ward. q year
Yule. John. 20 William Davenport. looc 81
20 n W OF Manhattan-ave. 3 months ..'...'
New-York tribune., 1897-12-08
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

BUILDING PLANS FILED.
Plans for buildings alterations have been ME
at the Department OF Buildings az follows:
Alterations. main Office:
5th-ave. No Sli. 20 five-s,ory brick and stons
dwelling 25x64 Francis l. Loring. Hotel Meth
erland owner: Edward L Young. OF No i42 80, -
East 33d-st. architect. $lao1
New buildings, branch ofnce
6th-st n 8. 405 u Of white Plains ave, for
one-story brick church. 3lx83 81 Peters Ger
Lutheran Church. owner: James II Perry, -,
architect w."
victor-st W 8. ia It s Of Morris Park-ave. for
two-story frame shed. l2x9; Lotz. owner; :.
Christopher + Iohse. architect ct................ y
Cedar-ave W p 20 II OF ls0th-s for a three
story and baseuen frame dwelling Margaretta
Wohtman. No 241i lst-avs. owner; Ahne-
mann & Younkheer. architects. ................. ~
Alterations:
171th-,, n cor Crotona-ave. to q twostory
frame dwelling Marcella Pierce. No 800 East
1I5th- st. owner: f Wills. No 1852 Fulton .
architect W
,e5tbst cor waiton-ave. TO a two-story
frame dwelling: Hannah Doran, owner; f =,
Wills architect o'
New-York tribune., 1897-12-08

Finance Department. Bureau for the Collection OF
Taxes. No 81 Chambers Street tstewar, Buildng New
York, Decembei .. 1881.
~ NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
VNHE RECEIVER OF TANES OF THE CITY
- OF New York hereby gives notice 10 all pereOns who
omitted 70 their taxes for the 1891 10
him his once before the first day Of
January provided By section $40 Of the New
York City Consolidation ct OF 1852
J-pon any aiming unpaid after the first day
OF December. 1897. ono per cen;um will be charged
crved and collected in addition the thereof
and upon such remaining unpaid the FIRST day OF
January 1895 interest will be charged received and col
upou thereof at the rate OF
cenium per be calculated from the first day
of October 1891 which day the rolls and
warraps for Of 1897 delivered the said
Receiver Of Taxes the date Of payment.
'S0'''' " DAVID z. AUSTEN. Receiver OF Taxes
New-York tribune., 1897-12-08
0rap.IIers' fotsl Docket Suioe.

hi, list appears Mondays Wednesdays and SATURDAYS.
HOTELS OFF 7THE WORLD.
For descriptive booklets OF Fall and Winter Resorts.
also Railway connections for any Hotel below. call or
address send stamp.
@@GsG Tao1GG Buream Co.,
90 Fifth Ave. New York
S6 Regent 81 London.
GAS Rue q. Rivoli Paris.
@WTE0 LPOGMET GW0DE.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-08
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iI UNIVERSITY GRADUATE. LII D.. open to accept po-
u sltlon Tutor or give private instruction DAVIES
III Ns5sau-s;.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-08

A pvERTIsEMENTs and tubscriptions FOR The Tribune
"A received their Uptown Office No. i2i2 Broadway,
I'd door north OF 3Ist-st until O'Clock advertise
once rates until O'clock D. M vi :: 25i sth-sve s. e.
cor. lo2 6th-sve. i2th-st; Macys 6h-ave.
l4th- 1872 Columbus West 66tl-st. lO6
West 42d-s. near 9th ave; % East l4hs,; 257 West
9Th and Sh 159 East 4lth-s .33S
sd-ave. between 10th and nth sts lo26 Sd-aye near
Sist-st: 65i sd-ave; 20 Bleecker-s s25 Bieecer-st
zeos Sd ave 2Io East 79h-st 1921 8daye s62 3dayN
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New-York tribune., 1897-12-08

NIOTICE.-Estmates for enclosing Recreation
Building on Pier foot East Third Street. and prepar-
ing for resort, Contract G20; and for fur
nishng and putting in place small cobbe and rip
Contract No. 823. Will be received by the De-
parment Of Docse until II go A. NJ. December H. 1907
For particulars City Record.
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DERKEIEy Gymnasium.
Is FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Carnegie Hail. Vert 9th St Special Boys Class
Golf. Fencing
New-York tribune., 1897-12-08

Mrs. Flora Annie Steel never undertakes a new
atory without carefully studying beforehand the
scenes In which II Is to be laid. She Is now con-
teuaplatiue q book In which the events to take
place - Lucknow. and IN obsdsncs 10 her rule she
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-16
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

There will De a concer; and social al
Hyde Park this evening under the au-
spices OF the Modern Toniies
The United Cyclers will NEE; a; the
home OF Roll Nd-dock tonight at $50. A
ride 10 College Hill has been planned.
There viii De lawn social given under
the auspices ot the College HH VI. Z.
Sunday school az the residence OF NJ
Ruean on the corner CT Park and Douglas
on the Hill, Friday evening. Everyone
cordially invited.
a reception will be given 10 ne pastor
and his WIFE Rev. and Mrs Collins. u
ne Emporia avenue Baptist church, cor
ner Emporia and Tenth street, this even
Ing q: S O'Clock. All members Of the
are invited % attend