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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
RAILROADS..
o. % o.
eAmgR.ca's GREATEST aA:LRoec.o
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ & HUDSON RIVER q. q.
the E0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.
% HOURS no NIAGARA FALLS

All through trains stop at Albany. Utica syracuse
Rochester and Eunaio. ,,.-,, Avenue and
Trains leave '''1 ial ,irec; as fiii,ws:
$40 M Mr"I 4Af fF' E2xfH Tl.s3! LIM!TE6
Fastest Tla.a Ne Is 0ad .'ig bon ao = 81. b.
ro ii'' lid + ii THIS "a'" is united to its '''''S
So; Apm9NpAcKs N2rN IT AiTfi Tlio' lay lazy
Sae'I' H Iany and Montreal via i,ca
$40 FAST MAI. Ds1' n c,e.er. buffalo
,o H,,"j1 f1. < ana -@Ha LIMITED "a
'"'"" hour ,iain To- cucaso Va Mchigaa cen', =
Due Buna.o $50 ~ .. %as" and ' paor ca only
Parl,f car to Richi.d springs Except .u i, or
1880 a. M di Ill ;,ria, sew York points
I 90 T. -DUTHWE RS LIMl ~, a'1 ,,ntn-
nat iHdanapo s. louis a@i G' sPffiAt except
"'''" -,ndav- For Garrison West Pont' f'"t"
oo 'i@' fGGyATE Shore LIMITED. Daiym24 no5
"'oo rain 70 che, va LAKE shore On cies'i&in
-; .,.re',s r. cincinnati. due ,:l' ,. ~.
due Tolcao io:c5 4. N chicago 400 p VI
q az nni Ia'. W5.%i.RH EMPRESS. Daiy-FToa n,
"'' aca,a Falls. Toronto Cleveland lo"-'
. CniGse2 c. 1S2ltsx EXPRESS pany-For TOY
"'--' I,,,-,-rr r,-, Tg. D. Montreal and. except Sa'
nrl9y nights i'%@rn<l,"E MOUNTAINS. THOUSAND
'f" ISLANDS AID MONTREAL ENPIES,,.; r u' and
r,r Cnvion. Adr nlac. Mountain ro'n'' Malone ana
s.45 "'iS'' M-nlrrNo ,Np s0rT nyrso II
,saEa '' Fa:i e. Cr,vc,snd cincinnati indianapolis ana
o. 90 srrcrN. LiT: N l,i ,,- Ok ny.. via
lrg ar eaiy, for , ms :" ur r9,
! D.. = NJ IM ... Nincent Hrrai' Nias4ra
| 1s." ~,i..'-f lid. chicago. and. except S''''
1910 nis' mn o., sunday nights sunday
nights. ci.,ag3, , 1c.lc,' ', ,r,.l:l s. >:''
sn. " 'ra 80 n u d, .,:.o 4 '' 81 SUNNY "
| 80 r,rin. .-l WI rn'sch ligi '., e.,,,,,
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
BALTIMORE. &OHlOR R

Leave New lOrk. "!'e'-. -''"N'' '
foot OF Liberty street .S-,aov.
rrnrTsBTG 40 70 80 p % l'' oP Ri M
~ 10 TT 81 LOUIS 1000 m, '3:s5 p m
WAsHiXGToN BALTIMORE 20 ' 1G oerS SD ELS
80 IN tD-er 100 p 20 ~ ','e.tt' io'"'
~ ~ go D uer, SO p m. and 'l2;lo night
NNGW ORLEtNs '4:5' .. m Ghrough sleeper
" 80 a~e l,urninatei with Pintsch lsSht. go .
ia III. pei. 43i. 1.2S4 BdwaS 81 Z 81
-. pYcry : $50 ga Fuon-st Bio,NIyh. w ~,
Sextiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
Centre line Of block.
Known as No. iO4 w S7th Street.

The approximate amount o. the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above described
property IS 10 be- sod is 81. COZ 81. with m
tercst thereon from the lith day o! June
1898. together with costs and allowances
amounting TO t23i.50. with interest from
June 18TH. 1895. together with the expenses
Of the sale The approximate amount or
taxes, assessments or other liens. which
are to be allowed to the purchaser out OF
the purchase money. or paid by the Ref
cree 10 sl?I. IL and interest.
Dated New York. June 18th. 1895
CLIFFORD W. HARTRIDGE.
R0f0raa
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A ENTERTAINMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
\ received at their Uptown once. No. l242 Broaoway
q door north OF 3lstsi until o'clock p m adysims
1frre lies unfl 0Dllcl. p. m viz: 25 shave. a. e.
cor ees ST. H. ave. l2t-st Macy s. ti!-aVe
near u esi JON l''
Wes 4ad-s,.. 0haye.; - Eos i4ih-s; 20 Wess
Ioi toween 7th and Sfh aves l59 East +'h-s'; loss
sd-ave between 10Th and IN SIS. io26 30 ave.
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EIGHTY SF.V ENTH sTREET-SrPREME
Court. County Of New York. Henry !.
Braker. plaintiff. against Leo Dinkelspiei
and another. Defendants.
In pursuance u a Judgment OF fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered
IN the above entitled action, bearing date
l5th day u June. lSSS. /. the undersigned.
the Referee In said Judgment namei Will
sell at pubic auction. al the Exchange
Sales Rooms. now located AZ No. III
broadway. in thu Borough ~ Mania IAN.
cty % New York on the Eth day oi JGly,
lS9s. At II o'clock noon on that day. ~
strong X ireland. auctivneers. the premises
directed By said Judgment 70 be- sold. ans
therein described as Follows:
All that certain lot. pietr. or parcel
OF land with the building erected thereon.
situate. lying and being IN the Twelfth
Ward Of the city OF New York, on the
southerly side OF Eighty seventh ,SIth)
street. and bounded and des.;.bed az f1i-
lows: BEiINNlNG At a point on the
southcrly line or side ~ Eighty seventh
Street distant nfty ,5ul feet westerly rom
the cOrnef formed uy the intersection 4
said s'utherly side of Eighty seventh
Street with the westerly side ~ columbus
Avenue. formerly Ninth Avenue. and ruQ
ming thence southward!y parallel. or nearly
So. with Columbus Avenue. and part Of the
way nlong tho centre oi a party wall.
standing parity On the lot hereby described
anI partly on the lot adjoining on the east.
one hundred 1OW feet eight and one ra.i
- lel inches 10 the centre Inc - the bloc.
between Eighty siNtb and Eighty .rNeuta
STREETS. thence westerly a.onE said centre
lue parallel. n nearly 50. with Eighty
seventh Street twenty en- feet. thence
northerly and Iailel ~ nearly g. 1911 2
columbus Avenue. and part %. the way
along the centre Of a party wall sflndius
on tie iot hereby described and parity m
the lot adjoining On the Wet ore hundred
Nuul feet eight and one half $50 inches to
the sputhcriy side = Eighty seventh street.
and thence rasterly along the suuthcriy
side 81 Eighty seventh street twenty t.O
feet To the point or place II beginning.
Dated New York. June 18th. 1895
CLIFFORD ". NARrRlDGE,
Referee,
CHARLES HENRY BUTLER
Attorney tor Plaintiff II broadway.
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Railroads.
- ~
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal a'f ,,, eSoigsyey Signals
c,ouocs IN New York foot OF Liberty -
md South Ferry. whitehall -
IRA MS e4Ve foot OF ldtcTly 81


New ION l.,t -.
and South Ferry. Wh.iehah -.
r., ms s4ve foot OF Liberty st
on ana after May -. ls9S .,, &C.
r-os,or peih.ehen. All r.own Nauch n-''n g,
400 IL ..:iO 4 020O NJ o. ia" ioh). -, A "a
rss,,,t "a 4 80 o. Essto:) r. NJ s.''uaSs' Wv
20, :, rss;on, 4 NJ SEQ. $50 GOO J. soo o.,o A
~. "a iteebarre p.itston ANA scranton 40 ''lV ~
N 20 p NJ Sundays. $50 y. NJ IN, an goo a1o
Fo- Heading AMI Harrisburg az . o. - ~" As
900 Il, neadlnsl r. n. l2.l3 night 90 rn !, NJ
M 20 to TeadasJ A. N. 10" l;4' ":"o CIV = VS.
~ nh a,ss5i,r, rowsburg and wmiamsyor at 800 Sy
e:io A. a.. 100. 4, 200 p " ~, Up n,rht
s.sI T. ~ 90. l:i5 900 y N, oIIz, ln ''s'"
..c ro,,c AZ Exon OCEAN GROVE. &C.,
FoI Rsi BANK Long Branch. AsbnTy f~tkk::o 20
O., "a n"m;s south POM lleassn' - 9g;,,9ovs
-, NJ i.a0 400 AS 3.5s Clio = N Go,
80. -, inte-iaN ken f'r AsfuFt PARK ana p0'"'
o.,o r,.f5 Rcd Bank ory) A. Al. 4.VV - " " ~ 40
i. At,arti~ Highlands. 4SO, $50 li.% y ~ ' ~
Go - " SUNDAYS 900 A. M 4OV :. "a ,,-,s
., - ii 7cIns n yer Eanega; PaIk and Barns
90. az, SO 4 NJ 1880. 40 p NJ SunaasS' 'V
81 Rnan,c cf'y vfneland and Bridse'on' @'S' a d.
ls' J.. ,h,,rsou,, Beach seabrlrh, and Hss2nas Of
,...e,t.t Z 20 S"o u 80 4 ". l.'' 44" = ~
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
,.,o l0>G ..ca>Ci tCrAN CROW, &c
non, PER s y r., foot Of Rector 81 Wv
- t.'or.!c Iighands Highlands 81 Nave sN IA
To- Branch 90 1915 A. N, 100 ssturSa' o'''' '''
"'y rsa-,o t,5urr Pa-k Ocean Cnovs nna p1' ~,
.t - pm i'casant 10:it A. NJ. q .W S,,.'' -.
aa,lyn 5,a5 500 p g. SUNDAYS stop a, lh'e'A"e" ''
.,-Iv PARK and ocean Groye) $50 A. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21

pEFsSMAKER. competent. would 80 10
the country: reasonable. iO3 W 0Sih-st.
FITTEE &c.-Tsor0uShly competent inter-
and dos amer & lacles' and misses COS
tunes. home or ol- by the day, terms
rrssa,.abls WILSON. 320 columbus ave.
M!ILEG a. FENDER. dress;nakers, 2lg
Mesi 49th-st. Will do work g, reduced
pfic.s Tor the remainder Of the season;
satisfaction guaranteed.
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WORK. WANTED.
..oon,oIooo.0co o.o@~o.No>rVrS'
ainle.

80 a. ,ifne<eeper In a factory or
,..,.eiman in -1me large concer.. tho.,-
oughI. reliable: VIII furnish hfs.-.'Aa' ~ e
II nos Ir,rruan-st.. Brooklyn.
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HUFFMAN & FRANKENHElMDr
plaintiffs Attorneys
% BROAD street. New YORK

ADVERTISEMENTS and suhscrlpu.o a,,a sy
The Tribune received At their 1p "or,h
Once No. l.2i2 Broadway. ~ door .ayer-
OF Slst st. until . o'clock ?. m; sss,rch
tisements received a, the following o!Jk
Offices at regular office rates UNI. 'o9S'st. |:
%. m. VIZ. 2Ji Sth- ave. :. 2. cor. a,h-
iS9 an ave cor. i2;h- st.: Macys' oar
ave. and ii,h-s,. ll2 Colambus-aves,r. s s,S.
West 65th-st: lO5 West i2d-st,: ne saaost.,
ave % East IAN St. 2oi " rs, 4,th-
a." ST. 'ass ad~ave.. between 7eth ana 1os , ,.t-
ats, i'o26 I'd ave-. near 6ist-st'; ..' Aist-
ave near s9,h st. !. $50 3d.sve.. nss'
n h5x ad-aye.: 30 Bleeoker-es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21

Tho approximate amount oi the Zen or
charge. To- satisfy which fhe above de-
scriDed property j. 90 BE- sold. Is. S2J 2Gs O5
with interest thereon ffoW tho 2sth iay
- tDril i-g~ together with sts and al
l,vanccs amounting TO $3.50 with Ia
forest from April 30th. lS1. tcycther
win the expenses u the sale The a..
rrlxIuate amount u taxes. assessments
.r othei gess. which are % Boz allowed
20 tho purchaser ont ~ the purchase
money - paid ~ the referee. n
500 - 100 and interest.
Da,ei New York. Ma %, 1875
y. A. ELSBERG,
Referee.
The sale q the above described prem
,ses e hereby adjourned % Wednesday,
IN. f5tt day 4 June. 1855 a, the samA
hour ami place.
Dated New York. Nav 27ih 1895.
y. 4. ELSBERG,
Referee.
JACOB TROMME.
Attorney l1r Plaintiffs.
~ ~ Nassau street New YORK City.
Tho saie u the above described prem
is.s 4, hereby further adjourned to
Wednesday June Goth 1898. a. ,he same
hour ana piace.
Dated New York. June 18Th, 1898.
y a EfsSBERG.
Referee
JACOB FROMME.
Attorney for Plaintiffs
No. - Nassau street New York city.
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Seventeen stree
Premises S1 z roeh Street

Ths anprox,nate amount Of the Len %
charge 70 satisfy which the property 70
be sold is Fourteen thousand one hundrsa
and thirty-nve and % 100 dollars, WIN
interest from May Is. 1895. and costs di.
bursem-n,s and allowances amounting -
IN. sum OF thres hundred and nineteen
and 30 100 dollars. with interes; Tom
MAJ u. 1905 together with the Re,erees
fees. expenses Of sale. and the Approximate
amount OF unpaid taxes and sssessiheAU
thereon IS s29d.5i.
Re,erea
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LOST. Handbook No. 7o4. S73. Bank for
Savings. $50 fth ave, New-Norx: pay
msnt stopped. Please return book TO bank.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED--A man with capital 10 take
entire control o, New-YOrk and foreign
markets for manufacturers. correspondence
solicited. Address TIE CREAM CEREAL.
Co. Xenia. Ohio.
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JACOB TROMME.
49, F- Dfaf~sIff-

KEW YORK SUPREME COURT. New
y,rk comfy. Regime Runzl, Plaintiff,
against william W. Gallagher - az. De
IN pursuance Of Judgment o. tors.
closure AMI sale duly made and entered
IN the above entitled action. bearing dsts
lie o lay %, May. 1895 l. the under
sirnel cree In said Judgment named,
~ SCI A. ?ubllc auction at the NeE forx
RAJ Estate salesroom, No. III Broad
way. N .le Borough % Manhattan c.ty
az New York. on the sixth day Of July.
1898 a; twe.ve O'Clock noon on tina, day.
by John n Goliing. auctioneer. TIE
premises in said Judgment mentioned and
therein described as follows:
ALI. that certain lot, piece or parcel %
land with the buildings thereon situated.
az Rounded and described a. follows:
BEGINNING at point on the southe.y
sid. o., SEVENTEEN street distant three
hundred seventeen GID feet Eas'erly fron
tie corner formed by the Intersection OK
the Sou,herly side Of Seven'ieth street
with the Easter.y side II Ffr-t Avenue;
running thence Southerly parallel WIN
FIRST Avenue and part OF the dis'anse
through a party wall one hundred 600
feet. i've 20 inches. thence Esstery par
allel with the Southcrly side q sevsnosh
Street twenty-one CD feet. thence NORTH
erly again parallel With First Avenus ons
hundred 200 ,ee;. i've ,5 inches TO ,ss
thence Westerly along the Southerly eics
OF Seventeen Street twenty-one CID -
10 the poln, or place Of beginning $40
PREMISES being known as No 40 EAss
10th street 49, ,sos
DATED. New York. June 10Th, lses
ROBERT NAZET.
ResereA
ERNEST F. EIDLTrZ.
plaintiffs Attorney.
81 Nassau Street.
New York CITY.
rrs following Is q diagram Of the PROP
erty described IN the foregoing nouce oa
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1907


lrlnCe 81
said premises Will be sold suoJee, u Sns
nrst mortrase. on which there u ~,
$1,000 nrd interest Al = Ter GEM. IN a.
March - 1855. a second moI1sise
which there Is due $50. li->O WIN M, no
al e. per cent. from september 50. lc'' 50
ma nlorfr.s, "A which there Is ass,
s. ns5 II With accrued interest to date o.
sal. amounting to sfso. 81, 10
The approximate amount OF the ll W.,
satisfy winch the parcel acoVr ue,,,. ~
Is [. be sol with interest 10 the 1are
a.. l.. Sls95S besides costs ana aNo",.
ence amaunilns 10 s375. The spproxsssss'oooo'
amount ~ taxes AMI assessments Is sS''
Dated New York. Juno Is lsYs ,s
GEORGE ". Ellie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
BOARD AND ROOMS.

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IQTU-sT ol-25 WEST beautiful large
and single rooms: table uneXcelled ..
tYarslents Accommodated. summer rates.
bTTH-ST.. 3l3 WEST.-Desirab large
and small rooms. win board, convenient
Central PARK. iransien's accommodated
references exchanged.
s. formerly So IRVING PLACE.-Long
established: delightful rooms. board op-
tiOnal.
2l8 WEST 18Th ST.-Ilandsome rooms.
large anl small. en suite, private baths
reasonable: board DIPLOMA.
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nOOI<SELLER&.

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25c.-vERNF's FLOATING City. 'PoNsn
Jew" James's Ri eheieu." Morgan >
"Wnd Irish Girl PRATT. ltl sta ave.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


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C.nsc11N ,S.-First cliss. leaving on ~ ~
cn,,n, - family breaking ~: ehlp'''
can he seen Hay. - East oOth-st.
COAcHMAN. GARDENER -rndeFstianrs
earlarirc lawns. mixing. -'"n- 49,;
vii, 30 counl wiling. ohlwins r,!.,,prSt,
highest references 30 ,,-,odrvayf
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i,ractlcal in a. h-sr'hsr. Arfi-C.ns go
references as o. amy az" IL, IL
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country place: also .orses and caTr. AGES
careful. fi.yrr T. ies!f''' '., -. ~, ~ .o,,r,.r-
ate I. chs-I,iI. Great Ne-a. Ling Isl
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'an.y. N..e, To-. on,v those requiring
fret c,a-s man spn.y .r addfe'' HA'
WOOD ~ r''' -'.' --
---,-----,-,- rrg,lgb. ,rnrr,el. TO sam-
% o. 80 .horonrhiy r.ao'.cal nan, i''e e.
ria g. - year. IT, - .,,,.,o prlr.
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C,yDr%f,r -':nrilsh. married. no IAN
ilv. well up n j. ,,orS FOOD res,r-
s"n, - UaC,cnsack y. j.
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.",,,c,crt industrious. reliable
,,,r tus: from .re south. so.l
Ts.'r,,',,'
--e.,,r-r vbf-,cc NAN IN pfvufc family,
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low low '"''''' ''''' '''''
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farming so'i .'niN.".., hin. wages
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, 80, rr,nsnnlan,
Mr.. -. ~ ''.' --,',....f nurse. mas
s'l'. "9''rI onq ~. con a.,
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uo,;rSYIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
.~~>,O~~~oo.>-~-1.~0~ 0y0->'7-'>-r''~'
,..,.-- ~. American woman. good COOK
...v o- .-rufrr. references. 'al pr a.
f-..s r ~ 2i3 We "i'h-st
,ate fa,o'i,. Dest references Apply
r,f.rr. 900 West lla'h =.
--- ,--.--,o.,. r,gl,sh
All German cooking. ~ aaN'r no
,,.et car. - kitchen. CAREFUL N inaiak.HN'
& ',ss ra,erer1.. wiling o. DO pia-a
,,..et,-,-. civ or country. 3lp j.. ''' ''.
-nnv Nv o-e,.class GO i, IN private ,aln,-
can TAX chefs pia.' ana 40
4 t,,,skoonlng. willing q r. 20 the c'nn,ty
F 2 yoqrs' reference 70 - net plhr'. IS
'u-'Dllvr
COOK. S. WAITRESS, %''-Hy W.
sir's. cook anf i".''i - .',r,,,~v
49,, .o.a~ofely p lrftei. - 1fh ave
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! ,..f.-. -.f.reure. understands AH.ei' ea"
ia- ~. COW -,
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COOK. g. by German woman very 60
main cook AMI l11n'r'7. - IA
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-,
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,.,ri~eas ot.-r u.s. .aam5eruald
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
CORPORATION NOTICE.

~~~>~~~~.~>>>>>>~~~-~~>|~>~
EXTRAo-rs from the Bylaws OF the 80.
clefy Tor the Preservation 81 Scenic ard
Historic Places and Objects
The annual meeting 81 the members OF
the Corporation FOR the election Of TTus-
tees and .or the Transaction u such other
business a. may come before u shall 20
held on the fr@t Wednesday OF November
OF Zach year AT II o'clock.
The officers O., the corporation shall ne
President. Vice-presitent and Treas.
urer. al u whom shall be Trustees. and
sha., h. elected or appointed annually AT
the meeting Of the Trustees on the rrsi
Wednesday IN November.
vacancies "a tina Board OF Trustees or
o~i-ors 1crurring between is regular meet
ings may he riied bS 4 majority OF tie
remain TX Trustees.
The first President. Vice President. and
Treasurer snal, 10 elected at the meeting
at when these Bylaws are adopted ard
shall hold Dillce TOR one year. OF until
others are elected or appon's. IN their
stead There shall he 4 Secretary. who
shall hold Office At the pleasure % tho
Board
New York June II. 1899.
ANDREW II. GREEN. President.
EDWARD HAGAMAN HALL Secretary.
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TURKISH BATHS.

PEOPLE OF culture ard refinement take
Turkish. Electric and Roman Baths at
WI I.lR'S II Wet 26th-s,
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WEATHER STRIPS.

>orOo.NNNN.NN~NN|-o-0N N-N~N-N~~-~o0~oyo~oO~O-
PATENT METALLIC WEATHER STRIP
CO. "A West @2d-st.- Fitting fine resi-
5ences our specially. Write for catalogue
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

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IRVING PLACE. II New corner house;
new beds. tiled bathrooms filtered water
NTH ST 10 EAST. overlooking Gram
ercy Park Exceedingly nice summer
rooms. four window. private baih. meals
when desired.
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MACHINERY.
MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

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John c. GRAUI. 1871 West Zid-st. Old
est and largest store o! its klna IN
Greater New YORK.
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en- the ncor Careful Carpet Cleaning
&c. JS5S Broadway. AZ East 9o'h-s'''
coz a BRANDT. Tel i22-3sth
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CHARLES HENRY BI'TLER

Attorney fni ilhlntlU. IL BrOad'
Borough Il Manhattan.
city oi Sew York.
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CUIROPODISTS.
DRESSNA<ING.

DRESsMAKER. All STYLES dresses. robes,
waists: perfect n guaranteed, SUPP %
finish: fsu.tlcss skirt droop; Work SHOWN
responsible: reasonable. 2S5 Wes' 4Ath-
e., near Broadway.
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DREsSMAK Err Several years with Lord
& TAYLOR: stylish work. Teasonahlr: MIS-
sAT.ZFP los East 27th-st., near 9Th ave.
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METROPOLITAN Storage Warehouse snd
Vans 2O2 and 204 Aercer-st.: branch Of
Ace / sos broadway, corner 44th-st. fur
niture removed, boxed and shipped. TeIe-
phone. Spring 400
THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES lC5 1919 West 32d-st. Stor-
age moving Telephone 763 2sth-st.
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DEESsNAKFR would Ike mors cus,o-
mers BY DAY. 81 IS. or az home lawns
81 80 up. shistwaists 20 cents. NJ. kELl'i'
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pREsSNAKER. hrst-class. wants few
moro customers out by the day. 6S'
Ar,s;erdam-aye. near 93d Msckins
ball
The evening times., 1898-05-14
Not Good sea Fighters.

tfrom the Cleveland Plain Dealer.)
The Latin nations have never taken nat
urally to sea fighting. Their record OF
naval achievements is not bright one
France support fine navy. but what sea
victories has France won to which IL can
point with particular pride? Portugal
italy and Spain have furnished some dar-
ing nayigators but what great triumphs
In war have they gained with ships? The
fleets of Spain and Italy overcame the
Turks at Lepanto in the latter part of the
sixteenth century. That was probab bly the
most signal naval victory Spain ever
heiped win; but the defeat of the Turks
Is said to have been largely due to the
skill and prowess of Venetian crews
While the Latin race has been weak
upon the sea. the Anglo-Saxon race has
been especially strong there The naval
annals OF Great Britain and the United
states are more glorious than those of any
other nation of ancient or modern times
IL was not strange that the battle of Ma
Mia resulted as it did any more than IL
was strange that the battle of Trafalgar
resulted as ii did. since the Anglo-Saxon
was pitted against the Latin in the one as
he was in the other. The victory of Com
hooore Dewey, which has made of him a
worthy successor of Drake and Blake and
Nelson and Perry and Farragut was only
What might have been expected The
Spaniard is not first-class seaman. never
has been and never will be The Ameri-
cans are hrSt-claSs Seamen Superior to
their enemies in every respect. they are
peculiarly superior to them in naval war
rare. 1t may be assumed that the recen,
victory VIII be repeated the very next
time that the fleets of the two nations
meet and clear their decks for action.