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REAL ESTATE.
SOME OF THE SALES REPORTED YES
TERDAY.

F \ GIL has sold No 34S West Eighty-fonrth-
St a new nve-story American basement Piive.'
dweUjne-house on lot lGxlcO TO cheht Oh rH'i''i'
& Beekman. gill;,
Hailner & Wolf have purchased from Eikan
Kahn No 217 East Eighty-third-st' three-slolS
dwelling house. lot 25.6xlO22
M 12l3 to lS2s Fifth-ave.. fve-story hathouses'
75xlco are reported sold. ,. c,o-,oa,v
Nfrbo PETTY SOulnrd a. walker ReaIty Sonlpo..t
rs sod 10 Henry Muller two lots on NE no' ~
side of one hundred Sixty -sec"''u-''' 'V' "
feet east of BrOok-aNc. . ~ .o,a ~ No
Mavimilien Morgenthau reports the SAFE OIL ~;
~ Avenue A. 244XlG at $2-1" 10 fra''h anu
Minnie Casper for Henry Morgenthau.. ,,o.ooo q
Fiv & Co have sold for the estate Of Oeoi &c 90"
tbc four-story brownstOne dwelling mousse -lAlo,
No - West Forty fifth-st, TO James Aleu- VIZ
vii improve for business purposes. me Coh"ao''
ws.e Tr7gbsr Hall has sold for Clara S. Jerger. to
on operator the plot 75x99l, on the south sly ~ y,
One-hundred- and-thrty fourth-si, l~ feet west VI
Al the New-York Real Estate salesro3n yest .he
dav Samuel GoldstCKer sold IN ioIecIosau.te 20, ,n
seen sto-y brick stores. plot ~ 2X' $500
n No 30 to 735 Greenwch-st ouln"est COZ Ir,
~ pcrTy-st TO the plaintiff for 10000 over mort
gage Of s45375 and Interest ,o,o.,.ro tho five
Will,am Kennedy sold in foreclosure the S 30
East Twentyffth-st;. 10 the painunL ', Ur
also In foreclosure the hve-story DITCH nSh Il,
bonse on lot 25x9s9 No 81 East Twenty-n''h-S'''
10 p the Never Co sold in foreclosure the four
story brick dwelling house. on LOT sberGan for
No 73 St Nicholas-ave. to r. T. She drI birick
500 500 and in foreclosure the Ion 80 W aa1
dweing-h house on plot s610x2oxl0l no 30 qgy
Wei hundred and forty Dnth-stL south"ssr
corner of ST. Ncholas-ave.. TO IT, g. 0"e' 'N'"
S28 400
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NEW BUILDINGS

s3d-st. n g. 40 II W OF Amsterdam-ave for two
nye-story brick fathouses @.l0xsS.0: william
Thuren. No 4C3 Dean-st. Brooklyn, owner; @ r
Pelham. No SOB 5,h-ave. architect. .............
Eld-id2e-st Noe 200 and 213 for three s!x-story
brick nathouses. with stores, Z5xS73: Polstein
& Feinbrrg. No 2c Henry-st. owners: Michael
Bernstein. architect. 49,: ...............
tvo-story frame dwelling 2ix3s; Curtis a
Rake. owners; Charles " Miller No OH East
l6Vth-sf, architect Observation-Disclosures.
81 Lawrence o s. 90 n OF Beacon-st, for
ne-half-story frame dwelling. 1ex
2s: Louisa Hinchberger. owner; Charles w
RosedaIe-ave, Q g. Is II n OF Tacoma-st. for q two
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STORAGE NOTICES

sTo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE OF MErRoPossIssssSas
STORAGE WAREHouSs5a ,sas. Tho
Mercer-st.. New York. June ~. srsby mott.
following named persons are me- he on goes
fed that storage charges no" maid on OK
stored IN their names mus. ccods viii %
oeL9'e Aus tI, auction 10 pay cherss's yss
s sH,s Of time ana place q sale WI, rsyle,
hereafter Arthur T. Gum; n .r,n. MAG
Meyers. II. A. sherman. !. osmss'sha pire
gle PheifYer o. r. BURROWS hsps ". =
Sarah l.. Brown. Waldren y s"-
Desaar q. G. EvanA
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Greenwich ave.
The approximate amount OF taxes m re
,a,.s ard assessments. now lien on ".
premises. IS 236 80 loo Dol.ars VITA MES ns,.s
est 10 be added. The SAes. wafer III
and assessments now nen or .sr.
premises will be allowed 10 tne pu1,f,,tsril
,nheritance tax. a lien on said PREMISE by
nine hundred dollars. and is % De psss
The referee ou, OF the purchase Inonsy;
'he 'e'e''e '' PRATT A. BROWN:
Referee
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story frame dwelling 20 6x4s. and one-storJ
frame Toulouse 16x10. Henry Lustberger. NJ
81 East 110th-st. owner: Charles w Miller
Melroee-ave " corner l5sth-st. for two nNe-
story brick fathouses. 17.2x6o and 2sXd9' iran
cska Seiner' No GO East l5sth-st. owner
Pfeiffer q Vanecek No Teasdale Place. aren't
tocfs
Grand Boulevard or Concourve. " corner l1Ith-
81 for one-story frame stable i6x2Z3' WI
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

~,~N~sS1-4~~||-~-|.~N>e0D>
lOTH-cT 2i-25 WEST .-HeautDul large
and single rooms. table uneNc"lleH'
tranfiants accommodated. summer rates
18TH ST. i22 EAST Very comfortable.
large corne~ room. four windows priFaie
bath p1rl1r dining room. meals optional.
reasonable.
E3D ST. 81 WEST. Handsomely fur-
rished large. cool rooms. elegant back
parlor. suiiall" frr physician. superior
table board. translenis accommodates roy
ercnces
i03p ST. 902 WEST. Handsomely fur-
nishei. cool rooms At moderate prices
during summer months. refined location
and Surroundings. cuisine strictly hrst-
class
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Ocean 5iramers.

MWRTM GERNlAM GlWVD.
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
souTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN ,u
eaais. .Tu Aug 2 E NJ. Saale. Aug. ~. IN
Lahn. Tu.. Aug g. 70 An Lain Tt SEPT g. 20 p NJ
Kaiser Vim de: Crosse. Tu. Aug. 10 2 p
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
rarAaroesa ............ Thu-stay Aug. 4. 10 q m
Hoenign IAse THURSDAY. Aug H. h'oi
GIBRALTAR, NAPLES GENOA.
Aner. Aug AN fulda-.. sept, g. N
OEIRIcIIs a co. I! BOWLING GREEN.
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PARTITION SALE.

>~~~>~~~~~~~~>~r~~~r~>N ,-o,-y
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK ColS
rY.-JOHN NADOLE. Plaintiff. assiIS
JAMES ". MADOLE ct a.. DetendAn -
In pursuance OF an interlocutory l'ue
msnt OF partition and sale diiy Hna &c 80
entered IN the above emitted acuoh, On "a
18th day Of July. 1895. !. the usierssn 81
referee In said Judgment named. WI. seA
at public auction at the Exchange sAe.
room, now located at III Broad"ay. - -.
Borough OF Manhattan. CITY q Ne"
or the 4th day o. August. l>y,, a.
clock noon on that day. rs FA,.P
smyth. auetioneer. the premises d ,Ss-ss
BY said judgment 10 be sod. ana 'ne'eA
All that certain lot. piece or pa"
ground situate, lying and beins 10
Ninth Ward Of the city u View lofh. 80
tiagulshed on map or chart OF ss
lots surveyed and laid out between 1ie'S,
wich lane and Factory street. maze
Stephen Lud.am. City Surveyor. and ca,eS
October LIST. ISIS. as lot No ~
bounded and described as follows SEES SEES
ming on the northerly Side O. I-Ie'."'
street formerly Hammond street,, go
corner formed BY the intersection WIZ Wv
westerly line OF Greenwich avenue vuIm
erly Greenwich lane). and runains thenS;s
westerly. on Eleventh street uo.n,s.
Hammond street. twsnty-nine fee,. ua .s,ts
Borthwardly. at right angles "''h h's,,sS,y
street formerly Hammond street. a,h
feet. thence eastwardly, ana Pa aa.'e...,,rI
Eleventh street former'y ha''. .,,s
street,. twelve feet 20 G'een~lch $3.50
formerly Greenwich lane). snd .n.,s
southwardly along the line Q, p'e.,xs,y-
avenue formerly Greenwich ianel. ss
one feet 70 the point or place o. oes'hn'-s
Dated New York July IL. lsssS
PRATT 4. BRowN.
SAMUEL CAMPBELL
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff.
o. Cedar ST. y. !. city. A.. Mop
The following IL "a diagram 81 ,ms 'TsS
srty to be sold. being Nos 30 A'N
Greenwich avenue:
so feet.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Charles seckendicI to David Burton. i,l1, SiV'
AmseTran1-ave. No V4o; Frahhih Dun
Saries ................ go. :. -, ,ii1
Claremont- ave- F. 5'5 It n OF !A<'-s, tf -
i1o;h-st. 20 II Q Of Itn-aVS,, WS6rs
David q OpIenheimer 70 ! no ,sain Road and
1o2t-s, "rIe IN, I'D nave ri 6x75 SG6x-: 49,
ga IT W q ArnsteToafh,aSSe r. Rnnner .. eon
Albert Boariman 70 Johl T. i3 3r.as Rradev 900
Same property; John p Bonner y, lame iG Sxit0.
isjth-st. 3, 100 n G OF ihrh-ae i"' 500
Cecilia T Iappine 70 Mary Ma'eT ;co,io1.
10th st. Goo II OF JackS1,h ~ ,,l,rou
August RossenkNnp 70 Mary -, - oosi AsoInh
Wo,ster-st. No 205 and n = OF 20 10 "a an
Bendheim 70 Edward j le''"1- "' 100
other an. ., - ., oh ave IS axese
Albert wams,adt to Morris J WaTns saras9:
3sd-st s. l'S" n W :" e-,,,,ar
Dcns sullivan 10 Jontd nIo, .. Eaiv lew 70
S4th-st. No ~ f"s'' -'Aol-' i ... ESQ
Arthur GorSch .',;o, =. .lo..,,o. Jrancis T~a-
5th-ave. Q corner ll''-s.. ~ ,e - Martin
ued anu '"'''0'' 100
Mezger - ,,oo q w. r. simon
77fh-st. No 3l3 west l'NI"<'-' i'"' o6S15
John II Gray -. - -. t,oh
Monroe No ISIS 10 lp4 PfN"' fIe'e'"N i'''
and wife e. John bohne, ave 95ri25:
woodall and another TO paid "o Gas luz
baineate "a $40 ., May Eosett ....... 400
Michael Sareh ana VIC t r. .M ave 3pv,f5;
l10th-st. = I.'.l ~ = - 'arno,hor 70 Grace
Minnie y Mazzlo''a anu "' ....... $3.50
MaIchese :. -. vo-r,sa,p olxiOO;
Wood
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

~~~J~~~~~<~~Sr~>~S"|>~ ON|~~~N~~|>"~~~>~~ss~NNA
SUPREME COURT. County 81 New Yort
WILLIAM Herr. P.ainur. agalnr
HARRIS FORDINSKY. 81 al. Detentanl
In pursuance Of judgment q fore
closure and sale duly made and entered IN
the at We entitled action. bearing lat. the
7th dar o, July. 1898 l. the unGe rsisned
the Referee IN said judgment named. vii
Real Estate Salesroou. NJ III Brosessy.
IN the Borough Of Manhattan, City and
County Of New York, m the 2nd oar cf
August. 1895. az ~ O'Clock noon 0. TIA,
day. by Philip A. Smyth. huc'ionee'. TIE
premises situated IN sad County ni
shown on the following diagram an: n
the said Judgment mentioned and described
az follows. ALL those two certain eta
pieces or parcels o. land situate in The
Borough ~ Manhattan. IN the Twelfth
Ward II the C!ty Of New York. known aA
DISTINGUISHED 90 map by J. F. Bnises
CITY Surveyor, Of land formerly Belonging
q Samson Benson and Benjamin Nretsn-
burgh. which map bears date Septefntsf.
1928. and Is now on fle IN the Office u
the Register Of the cry ard County O.!
New York. as Lots Nos. 2i6 ard 217. ana
is part o. parcel No % which SAID lo,s
are together bounded and described as fol-
lows. viz: BE>GINNING a. point on the
southerly side OF one HUNDRED aad six
tenth Street distant two hundred ana
sxty ,2GO feet s0utheasterly from the ID
tersection 81 the easter.y side o. Fiji
Avenue with the southerly sie o. Ore
hundred ard sixteenth Street. ranniry
thence southesstsriy along said soGtheriy
side o. One hundred and sixteenth Street
fsty fi0D feet and thence s0uthves,eHy
on a line parable. with Fitth Avenue ons
hundred l0O feet. more or less. 70 TIE
centre line of the block between On. hun
dred and fifteenth and one hundred ard
sixteenth S'reeu. thence nor,hxegshy
along said centre line fifty (c0) feet. ths.s
northeasterly or line parallel with rna
Avenue one hundred 100 feet. more %
less. 70 the point or p.ace o. beginnin&
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e,s,. Of Now York County Of New York, IS; 1,r-
FRANK TTIFORD, President and Gt/otGf. D p 60
Mann Cashier. Of the Bank o New adn s,yee,
Heated ard doing Broadway ana Seth
An The city Of New York. in said county hs,hs uu.Y
yo.n each for himself that the foregoing report
with the schedule accompanying the seine Is uue 1
cn-rect in ali respects the best % his kToW.Nse %
Se,iaf ana then further the usual business OF
sad hank has transacted at tie ocau0n reou'Ie
nv the banking law Chap $50 Laws Of 1897 and MOI
elsewhere and thai the above report Is mace E y.
niience with an notice received IRON ths
{.nSsn, a Banks Designating the 23i day Of July 1873
as the day which such report shall lt made
49, 49, (SgTed) FRANK TILFORl. Preeioent
(sgnecD c. J. BAUMANN. Cashier
severaIy suhscrited and to by both deponeno
{he 27th day OF July. 1898 before me
'0 " (signed) JOHN G. HEMERICH
Notary Public. y Y. County, Qezl.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Arng9H c s 5 s2 A"fSw ai nSSl 5000
e1 1tZargt - yUu. E. 10 Harlem SAVING Bank
$ i5o,h-s; 8z5 # OF Courtand' ave. l IN,
BscS nI David. to julius Goidsehmi4, ct al 7w
n corner Monroe ave and Jene-st. years. '''
SANE julius Goltschmiit. same property " 20,
Bh1 aosR, !" 100 TO q 4OsanS years 100
n i4,h-st 10, 4o4, map OF unnnport. ! year 80
cusaok Jane TO- Hiram Ein a.Sa1aI vfar 20.
Gray, John H. tho Bowery Savings Bank W :, M
oa' w s;'sa s.4s5 s..,t% .:i. l sS$
Ii2th St, % Z q "a eye ssenrerf notes
MOI iot fn' go5 r. of 7 }s-a 1900
M fa wes Gr T. f., 70 q % so
Burbidge Charles j. % William G r.;n',, ave-
;,es%a3 Jennie ana . I1T ss ? to AsPPh 10,
Teichmsn Edward and Douglas rpuer' ~, 20
% , %oo:5ss' s5os.; f f52:
os.Ss As' sa w.. s[ssl, ,.si 1899 ss:
worth ct al trustee. lo5'h'', is44 IT Of >.
Brownold, Julia ana cia,ies. to Isaac Isaac' ,on
x M la ws' To- E nj ye' Industrial savings
Bank. e8d-st, 425 It " OF coumous-a'e ,.o.
wei 1Ta sarah to Lucy ana Xanny. Leser-
mann, executors, 9th st. go IT OF 2d-ave. ,oo
New YORK Dredging company TO Georse W cat,.
Hh eli o aSr1o4nis nc Is l2s
Iukach Marie. DAVID Mayer Brewing Com NJ.
Meyer Elizabeth. and Ionn to Mary voorhees, and
others. north cor Elton ave and 18Th 81. .. M
Mey ytr' Elizabeth to Petty. souiard & walker
Realty Company. Elton ave. north cor l5oih- . ~.
Same to George STARK. property months. 2'oe.
Same 10 Frank schmiit, same property. year e'
Kss S%pt eco T.'9% ave. MPed 3a E% ss
Koch. Frank. Carl Ernst. HTadhurst ave.
Msehan james. to the irving Savings Institution.
oponnei MARY F. to August Roggenkanp q
i7eh-si 800 IT Of Jackson ave. year.'...... 81
in%ocd-ave I5o It Of IjeImont-aye 8 years. 100
wbesian. Charles to JosePhi Iso Il !Iaywsr1 ,u
Frost Emu b. D Johnson 30 352 West o,o,
Berse Narquise dc Tslicyrand Perisoni ct al to
Judson Todd. SGth-s' 10 # e Of 7th-ave. .ooo,
1oclswe.d Frank p to Henry II barnard. cor
VanderbGt-ave East and lssth- -. months 100
o9H sa4ae r siets or < NO ss Vest
RYAN. william to Gerald r Brown trustee, So
14Oth-st. 100 II " Of Sth-aNe. year.......... 200
Egan. Thomas. to George Ehret. soth st. 2eo M
speer Herman and Emma. to George Enret. No
Geraty Annie ". to Andrew Kersin No 2o2-
2O4 Edgeoomb- ave. months. ..........:..... 1000
Company. No 2e3 West s4th-st 5 years....... 100
Meyer Elizabeth. % George sark. Elton . ~
Jantzen Frederick and Anna. 10 Ezabetha Ger
maud No BIG whlis ave. years ............... 800
Same 10 John Linck same property. install 49,
Lyon. Anna f. to Mount Morris Bank. lots 10.
lots 3. I. g. 10 and ii; H. Black II. lots IS to 10.
block D. map Dore Lyon property. Wesichester. ~
Same Elizabeth sas. same properly. years. $40
lois Ii. H. 20 and 30 block c. same map: Parker
ave, g. lo's rs and 86. block 6. same map:
Parker-ave. S. lots II and Is. block II. same
10
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Real estate.


r,OR SALE-F1OURING MILLS. capacity 900 barrels
i per Gay. The successful ard profitable milling prop.
erty OF the late william n COMBS manufacturers Of
the ROB and other brands. FOR sale For par
ticulars address LESTER f. ROSE. admr.. codwater.
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STORAGE.

THE CENTRAL STORAGE ssos-
HOUSES. iG5 l67-16S Yves, 20
age. moving. Telephone 70a Ss'h-"
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ion Street

The approximate. amount o. the liza ..
charge 70 satisty which the above describes
property is TO be solt IS -Four ,Aolsana
four hundred and forty one and g-lo
dollars "a &<l2 D. with interest thereos
from LIST day OF July. 1895. tcse,aer Wa
costs and allowances. amounting 10 Two
hundred and forty-tgo and q 100 do.so
is242 81. with interest from July IN.
1898. together with the expenses o, no
eale That there are no taxes Or assess
ments unpaid against said premises
The premises are sold SUBJECT 70 phot
mortgages or which there vas due On July
lst. lses. for principal and interest," tns
sum 81 Thirty thousand tx hundred ani
thirty-fve and A-l0o dollars $50 nss ~
with Interest on Twenty thousand lohA!
$50 ,OOOl thereof from July Is. ls9s. =!
the rate O, Ave per cen; per annum. arg
on Ten thousand dollars tsio."O tneteM
from July LIST is9s. at the rate Q, sh ~
cent per annum.
Dated New York. July III. lsN
WILLIAM J. LARDNEH
Rs.sNsA
WOLF. KOHS & ULLNAS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
203 Broadway.
Borough o, Manhattan.
New York cry.
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DVESSMAI<ING.


S%<@<<~---.l~-~--~- 49, ~ ~>>~>-~--~N-<
COUTt' RITRE FRANCAISH
Nne An ."is1n.
93s 60 ave near i5th-s'.
Fine French dros.su1ring latest I'm
ported models for summer gowns. latest
6Al5's and rieeNe.. ladies own materials
made up. ron ~. !ng short notice. sum
U"r pr o. 0It this oIt.
pEI:-SMAk E.R Competent dresswak"r
wishes "nZng"fren's Dat hr aaf. latest
design sleeves. vH.si- rem dos. alters,
cl.Ir~r.f a0it. torn lIw reference Nd
dress TERMS roN "a, ~ Broadway.
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FURNISHED Eouscs 60 Get G onnirn.

/NCOl, SFASHOKE COINAGE f0r tlred people. moderate
u rent leach boating. bathing. bicycling;
references former tenants. circulars. Photographic Prof
NORTUROP Grove Beacr conn.
Suburban Real Gstnte
~>o.>rN@N~oo>NoNNNNNoNN NoNNooNN0No00ONNo~|N
A GENCY. --Montclar real estate. all kinds. sale and
n rent. CLARENCE y TUBES. Montca!r. n J.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

"A WHITE STAR LINE.
80 WORK EENSTOWN-LIvERPOOL.
Teutonic. Aug. ., noon Cymrc Aug 30
britannia Aug TO- noon Ttuonic. Aug 3D. noon
Majestic Aug u Britannia. Sept {.
CeTmanic. Aug. a. Majestic Sept. IA, noon
SAIGON rates or Cymric $50 up Germenic. Britannia.
$50 up Majestic Teutonic 500 up Second Cabin s42 30
Upwards Storage Cymric. Germanic and Britannia.
SIS 50; on Majestic and Teutonc $500 Revenue tax
additional. .-..
WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier No. e. North River. once, Broadway. y. Y.
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>000000N0NoN00NN =
CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hana 90
on the noor. careful Carpe; Cleaning
Co, 1855 Broadway. AL East 4Sth-s'-'
coz q REASDT Tel 'oe-3Sih.
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"A NCHOR LINE.-U. S. NAIL STEAMERS
A GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
From Pier "a. North River foot OF West 24h-st.
Anchor1a. August 9. noon. Ethiopia Sept
City OF Rome Sept. TO-
Cabin passage, $50 and upwards.
Second Cabin.
Furnessia, f375 Other Steamers ka5
Storage Passage.
Furnessa, s24 80 Other Steamers. $50 So
For new Illustrated OF Tours apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agtx. Bowling Green
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FURNISHED Rooms.
MACHINE nj.

AT REDUCED PRiCES.-ooo ->cond-hand
wood ard iron working machines. fully
fuar1 nteed: machinery bought and eI-
charged GEORGE IL. EDDY. 80 hadi-
soL-st
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BILLIARD AND pOOI. TtBrTs.
N.oNoo.NN.NNNNNNNNNN NON@|>~O~N~>>~~|>I'S
MANUFACTURER OF Billiard and Pooi
Tables reasonable prices: easy tefhA
A r MARX BROS l2i East 1Nh-st-
BOOK SELLERS.

,oNN-D-@~ ~ - ~ 7-7100N71
roc EACH Comic Blackstone Vol
talro's CANDLE Reynolds "oii Lon
dor. - "Gu BIAS" "Asmofeus." PRATT.
iGl Gth-ays.
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~ sept r. Oct. II. HOLY LAND. Sept. "a. EUROPE.
Aug ~ SEPT. To- oct. j. etc. Programmes from -
IrOS COOK & son 26l and l.225 Broadway N Y
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LIVINGSTON LINE. West 10Th st.-Dall
DAMSDELL LINE FOR NEWBrRGn. call.

A DVERTIsEMENTS and subs. ptons for The Tribune
n received the- Uptown once. -. 2f2 broadway.
q daor north u 3s'-st until ocook y adrertis.
the following branch Offices regular
offce rates until o'cock m ~ &,' N't.''e. g. ..
22d 1872 9th ave. cor. l2h-st. Mao 9Th ave
142 Coumbgs-aNe near West Goth st. 700
West 42i ct 9th ave. a2 Eat IAN e.. 81 West
between and Sih 100 East 41th 1893
dave between 10th and 18TH SITS 1925 81 ave.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
TROY BOATS

FARE LOWER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
eend for lie, route, for reduced rate SaraogA
the Adirondack Lakes George and Chafnplan, Srssh
Mountains &c Sesrchlishi boat,
EXCURSIONS TROY. $3.50. SARATOGA $3.50
Steamers leave Yves. 10Th daily =. NJ. except sat
urdAy. SUNDAY steamers touch at Albany.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-11-01
Soil Moisture and Soil stirring.

The Kansas Experiment Station Is
studying the effect of various modes
of soil treatment upon soil moisture.
That the well-known effect of mulch
can be approached by proper tillage OF
soil is a fact not as widely acted upon
as good farming dictates. One of the
station fields which contained in round
numbers 26 per cent of water in the
first foot of soil, on July z, 1898, had
one portion plowed, another disk-har-
rowed and portion left untreated.
The ensuing dry weather in the course
Of four weeks, Notwithstanding several
light rains, reduced the moisture OF the
untreated part to Is per cent and that
of the disked land to Is per cent, the
plowed ground retaining q per cent.
The last two were in excellent condi-
ton for seeding, while the first would
pillow up lumpy and unsatisfactory.
The weight of an acre of the dry soil
to the depth of one foot may be taken
as 1000 tons. Each per cent of water
in soil to that depth represents about
sixteen tons of water per acre, or one
seventh of an inch. The water appar-
emily lost by the untreated soil was
176 tons per acre, equivalent to over
one and one-half inches of rain. This
is about one-half what the soil would
hold after a soaking rain. The real
loss was much more than this, since
as water escaped from the upper foot,
other would be drawn up from below
by capillary attraction. The figures
given are minimum quantities, there
fore.
Stubble ground should unquestion-
ably be plowed while the moisture is
still in the SOIL Experiments of the
station show that simple blowing is
quite as effective for moisture con-
servation as any tillage yet tested. II
time does not permit blowing, the
speedy work of the disk harrow COM
pares favorably in efficiency. In either
case if rain follows sufficient to start
the weeds, kill them with harrow.
This will at the same time break up
any crust and preserve the soil mulch.
This treatment not only insures a per-
feet seed-bed for wheat in respect to
moisture, but the soil has time to set
tie to the firm condition so advan-
tageous to wheat, and the baroness,
warmth and moisture are most favor
able to the formation of nitrates from
organic matter. Nitrates are highly
important for successful wheat pro-
duction.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-11-01

gin to swell in the spring. In this
way the shrubs need be attended to on
ly once and at time when there will
be no danger of cutting out towering
wood, as might often be the case if
the pruning were done before cold
weather sets in.
Non-fiowering shrubs may be hand
the exception that evergreens must not
be pruned late in the year or in the
winter, since the wounds made dry
out badly and are slow to heal over.
The best month in which to prune
them is April, because they recover
most quickly after treatment in that
month.
The amount Of wood to cut out at
time must be decided by the operator.
1t will depend largely upon the speci-
men, the variety and it's behavior in
the locality. These matters will soon
be learned by the observing operator,
who will quickly learn how to handle
his specimens as well as professional
and probably a good deal better than
most of the men that pose as expe-
rienced primers and travel from place
to place hacking things to pieces.
Aside from the rules given all he need
remember is to keep the specimen
within natural bounds and not to trim
his subjects to one form, but allow
them each to follow the general lines
of their natural growth in which they
will always be beautiful-M. G. K, in
Farmers Review.