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Rschnona bidder. the Lowest.

The ordnance department Of the army
has just opened bids for supplying about
l004 cast iron pro5ectiles for seacoast and
siege cannon, the lowest bidders in each
class being the Tredegar Company of Rich
mond, Va
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The Weems Steamboat CO

WINTER SCHEDULE In effect DE- eember 81, 1896.
Steamer Potomac leaves 7th st. larf every Thurs
Gay At PIN for river landngs and Baltimore.
Passenger accommodation strictly nrst-ciass Elec-
tric lighted throughout. All river freight must be
prepaid. Special rates given baltimore frright.
Stephenson Bro, ,Agts., once, $40 Pa-av. TeIf45
de24- 10tf
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

T. S. RANDALII'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
Steamer HARRY RANDALL will eave River
fiew wharf Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at
Z Am, landing at all wharves as far down as
Nonlini Creek. Returning. Mondays and We'd
lesdays at pm and on Fridays about 80 D. m
Passenger accommoda tions first class FreiRnt
seeeiyed until the hour Of sailing.
l.. s. RANDALL.
Proprietor and Manager,
GEO. o. CARPENTER, General Agent, Washington
A5-I4tf wM- NJ. REARDON. Agent. Alexandria
STEAMER WAKEFIELD
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Leaves Washington. d. c., foot of 7th st, Mon.
days, an, for intermediate landings to Colonial
Beach. Bushwood- Rock Point. Nomini Creek St
Clement and Breton Bay landings.
Wednesdays, Z am. for intermediate landings 70
Colonial Beach. Bushwood. Rock Point, Cotton g.
st. George's Island. Smiths Creek. Coan and Yeo-
comico rivers.
Colonial Reach, Bushwood. Rock Point. Nominl
Creek. Colton's- CSee schedules.)
fe2-6 c. W. RIDLEY, General Manager.
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Ne = Printins once Cashier.

Ne g Fr1ntfnG once Cashier.
EdwiS A. clifford of Illinois has been
transit rred from the sixth auditors ONCE
to tho government printing ofzice. and win
tomof :ow assume the duties Of cashier In
that nee.
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French Line.

CoMPAGNlE GENERALE TRANsArLANrIoJJE
DIRECT LINE TO PARIS, FRANCE,
VIA HAyRE.
La Touraine. Sautelli. ...... Sat June g. 10 a m
La Bretagne, Ripe Sat June IL. 10 a n.
La Champagne. Poirot. Sat, June 49, 10 n m
RATES OF PASSAGE-First-class. New York to
Paris. $loS and upward by all steamers except La
fourane. including railway fare Paris and land
Dg charges. Paror car seat is extra during summer
eason- Seeond-class To Paris, $64. Is A. FORGET
heneral Agent. General Once. No. Bowling Green
NY. G. W. MOSS. 921 Penn. ave. Washington d c.
taI0-1Y -
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
EASr EXDDESS SEDNrIC.E

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
PLYMOUTH. LONDON. BREMEN.
Havel Tu. June S, 10 am Lain. .Tu June % 10 am
Saale.. .Tu-. June Is. 10 am Havel Tu. July g. 10 am
Trave. TuJune %, 10 AMI Saale. .Tu July 49, 10 am
CHERBOURG. PARIS. BREMEN.
Aer Sat. ,Iuue H. 10 am Spree.S Sat June 26 10 am
TwIN-SCREw PASSENGER SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
Friedrich der Grctse- Thursday, June g. noon
Barbarossa -.-.----.----.T Thursday. June TO- noon
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES, GENOA
Kaiser June IL. 10 am Fulda. 80. July TO- 10 am
Ems. June H. 10 am. Kaiser. July "a 10 am
werra- 80 July 8, 10 ann Ems. .Ang 4 10 am
OEIRICHS x CO., BOWLING GREEN
Apply to E +. Df0OP. 90 Pa. aee
ja2U-lyr Agent for Washington.
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American Line.
New rk-Southampton london -Paris)
Twin-screw U. s. Mail Stea nshps
Sailing every Wednesday.
81 Louis. June =. 10 81. Louis June o. 10 an,
raris. -. June .. 10 am Paris. June 30 no nm,
St Paul Jun. 1G. 10 an ST. Paul. July 4 10 am
DerlinSa June 10 10 am st. Louis July IA, 10 am
Red Star Line.
NEW YORK TO ANTWERP
WESTERNLAND- ND-..--.....--..---.J June 2. IL noon
sOUTHWARk- June 8, II a m
NOORDLAND. June 16, IL noon
BERLIN Saturday, June 10, 10 a m
FRIESLAND. Observation-Disclosures June q 10 noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers Il and Is. North River.
Once, Bowling Green ", Y.
GEO. W. MOSS, Agent,
mh22-6m 921 Penn. ave.
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BrOOkSide Hotel

And cottage life, with city comforts; On the
crest Of The Al;eghanies; many social and natural
attractions; hours on B. and o.; near Deer
Park; low rates for June Special family rates
for season. Write for souvenir booklet and full
particulars. S. PRESCOTT WRIGHT. Prop.
Brooks;de West Va. lny2S-tf
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

tOFFTCIAI) DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASH
ington, ID. G., May %, 1s97.-Information has
been received at this department from Mr. W.
Stanley Hollis the consul of the United States at
Mozambique, Africa, of the death, on the 18th OF
March. 1897 at Mabille, of JOHN JAMES HAV.
HAND. missionary and an American citizen,
residence in u S. not known. The legal repre-
eton 3, m aepxna to tb fan enartant PER- e
dispatch No. 1893. Dated April 10, 1897. 1t
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Steamships from New York Weekly
l. A Cow VIA LON ID D n ID r r Y
Rates for Saloon Passage
CITY OF ROME, $40. Other steamers $50
Second Cabin
Rome, s425 Furnessia, $3.50; other steamers $35
Steerige Passage
Rome S25 so: Furnessia, S24 80; other so
For Illustrated Book OF Tours and further in
formation apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS, Gen
eral Agents, Z Bowling Green, NY, G. W. MOSS
92l Perna- ave NV, or EDW. +. DROOP & SONS
925 Penna- ave, Washington. ap3- -3n-1 Is
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NO CURB NO PAY.
oP0OALBT In diseases Of man: any coupafcatfon
Neakns9 and peoal diseases cnred and enaran.
ted; reterencss giyee; h0nn, to IL 3 to 9,
eosed on Sunday. 0o-00 Pa ave-. NV. my8-fmd
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THE LOCKWOOD" HAMPERS FERRY, ". VA.
will open for the season May 15: rooms large and
airy: plenty Of shade: table rstclass; rates rea-
sonable. A. P. DANIEL. Proprietor my1-5m
MCDOWELL HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY W. VA
open June /. Delightful rooms; excellent table;
moderate prices. B. z. MCDOWELL.
my20-4m Proprietor.
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o OaklandHOtelOa Oakland, Md.

UNDER NEW AND CAPABLE MANAGEMENT
SIX HOURS FROM WASHINGTON, WITH OUT
CHANGE OF CARS.
This we'll known hotel, on the crest Of :he Allie
Rhanies, has been repained, renovated and electric
lights added throughout. VIII open June Is. Unsur-
passed as pleasure and health resort.
I'll Illustrated booklet diagram OF rooms and
terms, apply to
GEORGE A. MILLS & SON.
THE GRAFTON" CspEecticut Avenue.
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Summer Law Lectures.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
July to Aqg. 81, 1897 Course includes Sc lectures
by Mr.. Justice Harlan Qf q. g. Supreme Court For
myi0-oolat Charlottesville. Va.
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CHESTNUT HILL; BOARD ON THE sUBURBs
of the village: large grounds: trains daily from
Washington: 2h hours ride; references given and
required Apply to Mrs. r. CONWAY MACON
orange, Orange CO., Va. my27-1w
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MEDICAL

DIR. Ieatherman,
3pert specialist In the cure Of IN special
Hoursi 10 "A 10 81 Euss., Thus. ana III,
sycn39@ to q oo0 Fn.W. Closed On 61nday.
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TO VENEZUELA.

vINO VENEZUELA.
Steamers OF the RED "D' LINE under mail con-
tract with the United States Government appointed
20 sau from Robert pier Brooklyn
For La Guayra 0or Caracas Puerto cabelo Curacao
" and Maracsbo. via Curacao
SIS PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday. August %. p m.
Ss CARACAS ......,... Saturday. september p m.
Sc yFNEZI' Ella Wednesday September IS / D. m.
49, BOULTON. pLIsS DATIETT
General Managers. No. 1875 Front 81.
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REAL ESTATE.
,,,varn TRANSACTIONS IN UPTOWN
PROPERTY,

v,cYHATE IttaNS~ANiiSA>S A-> tEIONN
PROPERTY,
...,u.,, ra,r Of Monroe, n. j., has sold to Mrs
w.. ya,lhart the four-story brownstoue-fron
hV budding No, 81 Vesey-st. aLsxi0 for
S', ssses, tho purchaser giving In part payment
.S,N,rx,S. on tho cast side OF the K!ngsbrdge
- ss feet south OF One-huudred and eighty
.rs ayo for $500. and has remained in Mr..
r.,r's family since
I'll charles has bought from Walker 6 Lawson
"a West Fifty-fourth-st.. q four-story private
.urv on lot 20xl0c, In part payment Mr..
s.,.s has given No, "a, West Broadway. seven
.~r, buud.ng, 2SxsOxioo valued at about $4,000.
~. amount involved in the whole transaction Is
about $1,000 .,oo
-.nasst corner OF Riverside Drive and One-hun-
.V o with tho three-sory stone
s',.,pr thereon for some downtown property;
aSS,shsr & Smith have sold for Alonzo s. Kn!ght
10 West ! s1ly,sif sor about ;ss sH
-$ha Mary Ernst syndicate through Phl!ip JeToi-
SON has s1o soid ,ae to One
snndred eighty seventh-st. a5xlco. TO H. Car
net nos - Putnsm has sold to Abelman Rosen-
hsTm for Improvement the plot 0exlVo. on the
e"nthwest corner OF ne-hundred-and-eig hteenth-
81 R ora H. Macdonald has sold for Mrs Rosa.
mond H. owen TO Charles Geyer NO, $50 ha Isl
i0 rb noP +. G Eckhardt, William Landt has sold
,or sa5 900 the fve-story double nathouse 25x5ox D.
No az Tenth-ave The name OF tho purchaser IL
uas, corner Of Stanton and orchard SITS. on plot
xs1N have been sold by A. Stein 10 Rosenberg a
psneefhs sve been purchased by Godsten Fem
berg from Lena and Wolf Brand A. 20 r.
,,intb-st purchased by L. Korn last week, has
been resold by him on private terms
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RI-ILDING PLANS FILED.

Plans FOR new buildings alterations have been hed
New buldngss main one da ros,ersam-ave. for
story brick and stone church ana sun9ay1I
school loxe7e washnston Heights N kTqnssnc az
Ia AZ WaJIs Architects $4,000
8 East for six STiSs nat w,io
3 East oon a+cS,, eSnei ' 'o 1900
Tor as siss,3Ty S sf * hs a
East 18th st. owner Kur.zer Rohl. of $d-aye 1.-TWO,
s,a ana .'1' s i It Of ihse sys
story brick fats with stores SoH do ana sSN
R S Tano osnSr Eff c6e NS 20 i
,sas@e els,s f ~ 5 shree = "
9as 'f Ea ls Si.s owner Haner OF No 90 ,oooo
rin anG I4nnard Its 2 corner Tor Twelve
story brick factory with stores lo69x549; New
Hsy 5T 'F Ba5S COOK Wizard No s7A
,,G'h 81 q eos to 800 East three
brick fats with sj9 op 22Hss owner sne sam
SS sass Of 10 % chambers Ct. architect st ave. $4,000
So JOIN av nTsn Of S2 Ks Ss az Fq Nest ah
New buildings branch once
story frame tenement 2lx56: Geo:ge Kuhn OF
No 2124 Vanderbilt ave. owner W Decker ,oo
A's!a G 50 main ain q f,:r 8, No 10 70 FIVE.
story and basememl brick and stone res'aGrant;
Doench simon 30 20 An ave. archi,ects.. 10000
ienemtnt' win store: Mrs. sophie Hohsm. OF
s2d 8, arcbitect ... ......"....~.. 1000
s4thDs Nos Ios ami los west to two four-siory
brick office buildings. with store: estate Of
Thomas y Lawrence. Z No II Liberty-st. own
., arch.,ee,s ." 100. .e......'.......... 5000
,sa St Nos s2l and s28 East. a aye-sioIy
Literary Association premises owner. "
Frohme Bibles House architect. .............. 5000
ssth-st No G26 to 632 West. to two-story brick
storchouse lofts; James = Robertson.
premises. J W Cole. Of No 400 West
5lst-st architect 900
Marion ST. Nos 40 and -. to a fve-story brick
business building. Thomas " Weahered OF No
1853 Taylor-st. Brooklyn owner; John Sexton,
OF No 2O6 42d architect .............. 1900
Auen-st, No SIS a hve-siory brick storage
house: Edward \ Ridley. Of No 30 West 49fh-
st. owner: HJrnblrger & straub Of No 100
Bowery architects ........................... 200
Alterations branch office:
vanderbilt ave. l75s 1892.
two-story frame dwellings. Sarah Wyckon. Of
l.773 Washington-ave owner, Gillespie.
architect 800
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

fosth-st, n g. l25 II W OF 2d-ave. 2oxloo'H' sarah
Smith TO Pauline Levi .............
vsaIson-aye w s. ls5 II OF ll8th-st, l6exIO;
lanes Nell, jr. to George W Hsuscheld -.
same property George W Hauscheid TO Georgiha
aasve 8 corner ST. 74.5x230x irregular;
Iohn Ranger 10 Frances l. Ranger. .."......
Crosby-st Nos AS and Al; William Hyams 10 isaac
smith a.; a. .,arismsvs "a az
zoos: Thomas c Oakley and another TO "
roihst S i25 II " OF Colum bus-ave. 2oxl022;
CHARLES l. Buck! to Henry Weller ..:.:..'.'''
sutton Place No 8; John Leo to William a
s,h, ave corner ll2th-st. 25 2xo6: William q
i6sih-st n 5. Sill II Of Webster-ave, runs n
249ix 7l.9x $ 237ll TO street IL; LOUIS
" Kaysser 10 Herbert A Shipmen, y part -
Brook-ave. li97 IT. OF l6sih-st. se4xso'
Herbert Shipman to Louis w ksysser; "a a.
Trinitv-ave 5, $50 II OF lSGth-st, 2oX'oo'
Jerry Alter 10 Giovanni Vernaesiia -
Hughes ave. 9. 1884 IT Of Kngsbridge Road
"a Sxlc0: Louis Eickwort TO John Reilly -
Lots 3Oe and 303 Block II. and lot 80. Block Is,
amended map. property II p Rose. Mapes estate;
p Rose 20 Peter Lennon. ......''...'.''
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5nbnrban Real Csialc.

~>>r.No~N~o~o|>N>o~~D>>oD oo>ooNocS,oNoooooo~o~~
A GENCY Montelar real estate. oil kinds sale and rent
n CLARENCE = TURBs. Beekman-st.. New-York
. GENCY Tor all Elberon " j. also ceesr-ave Nor
n wood sale WILLIAM LANE Long Branch.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Babcock blanche V 10 Mrs Frank Leelie. No 3oS .
10 3G7 West 1l7th-st. years. 3 mortgages -
Calhoun William. and wife 10 James CampoeI'
Chaplin sydney TO Charles Mahony. $ 8od-st:
200 II . of 5th-ave. 1-6 part and liz part OF
100 IN Boone County. Iowa, ] year .,cctt
Cameron Hattie. 10 Thomas + Shields. : SOM
St 3s7.6 Il of shave. leasehoid year;
Calhoun William. and wife TO George Nj Miller
trustee Of James II Woods. No "a Greenwich
Falconer Jane. 10 the German Savings Bank Of
New-York n 21th-st, 31o II e OF o'h-ave l
Garrett Peter and Mary r. 10 julius II seymour
: ll7th-st 100 II Of 5th-ave. 3 months.
Gardiner Frederick W. 81 al 20 executors OF
Louisa 5 Teeie No 493 Manhattan-ave. years.
Hall Thomas NJ and wife to William Halls
sons n W corner Park-ave and 1Ith-st l&rsh
Jones GeGrge ". Corn Exchange Bank, No 291
ChurCh-si. year.. ...... $500 - 300
Krauf Charles TO Anna Adams. lot 362,
Block X amended map, property or ii + Rose
MaDes estate. years 800. .'.''
Plasrick Sarah. TO Title Guarantee and Trust
Company 53i-st No 14i East, > years 49,.
Reilly John II and Mary a, 10 Louis Eick"ort,
Hughes-ave. 1884 II OF kingsoridge
Road years ............ ......' -;
smith Issac l., 10 William Hyams. Nos 40 ana
IL Crosby-si. y year ...............
Wood william and Annie j. to John + Leo
No o Sutton Place, year. -. 49,.
Ze,ner. Henry. et al TO Frederick iApp9'I Can.
Jennings st. 1873 IT W Of Prospeci-aVe' years
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A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Tribune
a received their Uptown once No Lac broadway.
20 door OF 3lsts until O'clock M advertise
ents received at the following branch Offices at regular
o'clock p. 2o3 sth-aNe,
cor I'D l52 ave-. i?th-s Mays 6th-ave
ard i4th-st: ~ Columbusave. West 0dths LOG
West 4.d St near ~ East itth-st. 2SI West
ied ST. TN and s,h $50 rts, t7thst s3s
3i-a,e between 10th and TTh io26 @-ave near 6ist
st: TOs S0h st. 0Ao 81 ave near tlh *
kSi sdave.; 30 Bleeckers 80 Bleeekei.s 2v0s 3D.
xmserdan-ave lO2 West .2d- las East ldth-st 20a
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Countrn ropcrtp 20 Get.
TINO RENT-Fine mousse: II rooms: Jomaica-ave F"sn'
1 ing: perfect ORDER fine views and g-ounts H. -
hOWFILS. Flushing
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Gitp Boiels.

MWTEl ST. lORENZ9
72D ST. LEXINGTON AVE. N. Y.
NEW FAMILY APARTMENT HOTEL.
AMERICAN PIAN)
WITH EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE.
All apartments are arranged IN suites with private halls
and specially adapted TO the comfort and convenience
Of families at much lower rates than usually prevail IN
hrst-c!ass houses.
A visit OF inspection will pay before locating for the
winter.
We have furnished apartments at all prices from
parior bedroom and bath $50 month. up 10 Sloo
per month for paror. 8 bedrooms and bath
Dining room on top floor cuisine OF nigh standato.
Board $40 per week for adults children. 81. .
RICHARD MEARES
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nnfurnis he0 apartments Tu let.
The Alden,

30 and II Remscn Street Brooklyn Heights.
Two blocks from Wall Street Ferry. minutes from the
Of New-Yorks banking centre in the most elegant;
part Brooklyn. Fine Ugh, apartments OF seven rooms
and bath. all convenences handsome vestbued halls.
attendants in livery etc. Rents moderate These
apartments arranged for housekeeping. but are In
charge experienced who WILL atvery reason
able rates charge Of the housekeeping service for
tenants This ls an especial advantage FOR small fam-
lies bachelors and others who desire to be rid OF the
annoyance and expense o. keeping servants. etc Ar
rangements can be made only occasional
ta service may be desired Inspection and inquiry In
vitec.
WIN. ii. VAUGHN, Supcrintendcnt.
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Business Opportunities.

ApY OWNING CITY LOTS NEAR i7crH-sT and
IL Jeromeaye. cost 800 each. having no use for
them viii sacrifice for $500 SOD cash. balance easy
navments. Man Lots to-day TO Take 3d-A,s
Eeyated 10 nth. OWNER. 10 West 3sth.
A ADVERTISEMENTS ane subscriptions 70. The rrio-
n une received at their Uptown once No La; Broad
Nay "a doo- north q sis,,s until o,eoSs D. n: aS
regular once rates uD,ii O'clock p NJ VIA; 20 Ms-
ave. I'D ST.; l32 eh ave- cor i2.h-sT MAJ
ave and li,h-. Column ave- near West Glib
a.. 100 West s2t-st. Gth-sve ~ Eas, i&h St oI
Wc, IaA between eth and sth AYES; lSv East attn
IT.. isss 3d.aVe., between 18th and I'm as. hss% "
ave near EOS 1st-ave. near s:shst; nSc VI.
ave. near is,-s, IS. sd-sye 80 Mes.~sr 90; e
"e .,ss 81 ave. NJ Amstet ACE West tsf vt:
iIs East i6;h-st.. eo3 East tsth-st 80 wnssss Di
3i-aNe.. 9th st. o< East rh- ST.:
igaG broadway Los dave i?s sth-sy.; .sls 2d-:vs
IA 6,h- ave. the Harlem Ofces 2nSt Sd-svs neef
III st; i5J East l?sth-s,.. near h|sve; IN wss
iss'n p,kvn on,ees 20. Fulton .. Tse Fuiton-
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A.. o
ST. CATHERINE
APARTMENT HOUSE.
MADISON-AVE. AND 5SD-sT.
TO LET.
one elegant Suite Of rooms two servants rooms ana
laundry has and unobstructed exterior view o.
22O feet suite comprises the entire floor the capne WORE
md decorations arc not surpassed by any house In the
e''' ia'" " J. D. BROOKS. Superintendent
A FROM OCTOBER IsT.
"A. LORING.
Entrance. 202 West 1ith-st. ~,
fronting boulevard West 74h-st. Amsterdam ave. SHS
and seven large light and bath nrs cass ses r.
MELVILLE. 252. 254. go VEST sflH ST.
Seven rooms and bath; ,
LARGO 1,.b. we'll ventilated decorated. heated
CtRLOS, $50 WEST 7GTH-sT"
southwest corner Boulevard.
Seven rooms and bath decorated; steam heateo'
ArplN premises. or
J. T. WHITAKER. 27s Boulevard. near west 'fn y.
4 PARTMENTs TO RENT At THE rAI,ACIo cor
y 65h ST. and Park-ave.. sl4j0 and sleU per year
light steam heat etc. included Elevator SCI
vice all night.
NfORTON-ST. 4a.--HarGsome exterior and elegantly
Nl decorated fat-house poftlco stoop; nor ana .oln
water: spcaXing tules. electric bells Tlhe ou''
and closets; no chidrc2 oren SUNDAYS; S.o moh'hIy'
NEW - FEET WIDE HOUSE.
~ Five heated rooms ard throoin
all improvements hot supplied All year
sIectaiy do"s. private hose blob, front ana rear
unexcertonabe respeca.i,y. $50 49,. $40 West dlst
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,,D:NNc"|NO>'~H",.~ Sss,,s
beautiful location WHEATON,. Room II. 90 oth-h's
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FURNISHED Apartments rUaniro.


NrANTED.For eight months longer by q Boston
w and nife without family. Il COMPLETELY
FURNISHED APARTMENT n good nelgttorh0of. where
careful % furnishings during Of owners VIII
appreciated Exchange hest possible references eN
ported. VIII pay Moderate rental. Address ATHERTON
iDRTSG. Library Bureau. Stewart Building. y. Y
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Furnished Gonscs % Cei-Countru


FAMILY LEAVING TOWN for the winter viii rent
Y 10 responsible ana careful parties their HANDSOMELY
furnished modern house situated Ia the most d.sira.
ssc'tr Of tie Park Slope. brooklyn. r. nj 81 POI 10
NAV lst 1895. Principals only address Box . Tritune
Office.
n, ANTUCKET. MASS.-Clin cottages fully furnished
very best location beach; everything desirsble
reduced rent balance season. EASTMAN JOHNSON
90 W. 55th-st
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NOR SALE. lots 0sth St. cheap for cash. or VIII
IL exchan.e FOR 3-story and basement house.
c. j., Tribune once
I ADY OWNING CITY LOTS NEAR 10TH ct. and
- Jerome ave. $500 each. having Use for
them Sacrifice for $3.50 500 cash. balance pay
waited TO l77th-st. OWNER, 10 West 8sth
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Dipioen0 Notieso


OFFICE or THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY.
No / Broadway,
New-York August 9th 1897
vy>HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF the Amcri-
! lean Coal Company. OF Ailegany County. Nj. have
this day declared annual dividend ~ four
upon the capital II the Company payable this
Office on wednesday. Sept lsi. 1897.
The transfer books will he closed Aug. 10Th A.,
O'clock r. NJ and reopened the morning Of Sept ID.
1897. . -
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-29
NO DEAL CONCLUDED YET.
Won der Abe and Robson Not Yet
Ready to Talk Business.

Chris Won der Abe, the ST. Louis base
ball magnate, and Frank de Haas Robl-
son. owner of the Cleveland club, have
not reached point yet where they are
ready to talk business. Just how much
nrogress has been made in the effort to
make a deal that will give St. Louis
winning club and give the Cleveland fran
chise to Indianapolis Buffalo, none of
those interested is willing to say, but all
are agreed that nothing like a definite con-
clusion has been reached in any direction.
Robson realizes that he has a star team
upon which he could gather in not less
than $4,000 by selling the individual play
erS to other clubs in the league. He also
recognizes that he could take this team to
St Louis and make money with 1t, While
il is a loser in Cleveland. On the other
hand Won der Abe realizes that the st.
Louis franchise is a thing of value and he
is unwilling to let go of 1t, though the team
he has is not making money either at home
or on the road. He is not willing to pay
the price asked for the Cleveland club and
Robson does not see his way clear to
buying the St. Louis franchise and club,
for the latter would be a loser in CleVe-
land and it is no sure thing that either In
dianapolis or Buffalo would appreciate Ma
tional League membership enough to sup
port losing ball.
The suggestion that seems to meet most
favor is one contemplating the purchase of
the Indianapolis club and franchise in the
Western League by Dickson d Talbot and
a deal by which indianapolis would take
the Cleveland franchise in the National
League and Cleveland the Western League
franchise. a part of the Cleveland players
going to St. Louis and part coming here.
1t might be possible by this scheme to give
both Indianapolis and St Louis fairly
strong National League teams. while
team, standing an excellent chance of win
ming the Western League pennant