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took but a few years TO exterminate the entire

took but few years to exterminate the entire
herd.
The destruction OF these forests is Of much more
consequence and will bring suhering 10 al 'he
people. 1t ia not merely that the beauty OF ''ie
region IL gone. that the water supply Is SCI,
ously affected The purity Of the air or 'he ""o'e
earth is dependent largely the currents that are
formed by these wooded mountains 90 not
profess to any scientific knowledge OF the suo!ec'
IN, u renuires little observation 70 Know that
the quality OF the air is much affected. not only
by the forests OF the mountains. but wne'hef VI
M, thev are wooded From where sit can be
seen two mountain peaks OF nearly 'he same
height One overrun by IRE many years ago
and is very picturesque. with its bare. rocky sum-
NIT. The other has escaped the ravages OF the
pulp men and Are. and is green TO the top. On
most DAYS the clouds forming nearly all the
time on the southwestern slope as the currents vi
air meet the colder air rising from its forest On
the other mountain. with the rocky top. there IS
no such process noticeable. What extent OF ter.
doUbt that the mountains and forests neces-
sity and that they belong to the whole people,
of sfo vital mportsnce to all believe that The
Tribune could not do greater service 10 the PEI PEI
pie than by devoting time and space TO ms sun
iec Wherever one goes in the Ad!rondacks To-
day can be heard the sound OF blasting IN a.. az,
directions are gangs OF men at work blasting me
rock in mountain streams for the better running Of
pulp wood II matters nor how p S NH money
streams. Sentiment has nothing 10 40 VIII" "O'''
You refer to the 1900 900 acres still unpurchased,
that are included in the Adirondack preserve II IS
within the lines of the proposed STATE park d dha
the greatest destruction is done When 1t does
Unless enough men in the 81 6 sbec fan
S hope for to the tnS from
men seeking election-and VIII prooabiy get II
especially that they may vote to mSkg pGoc
10 the pulp men. Will not The Tr.oune come 10
IL u sene Taue- y Y Sent Z 1875
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NEW YORK SrPREME COURT County Of

York.-Frtnc X. Lipnan ct al, plaintiffs.
a Lombard Schuster 81 al. DEFENDANTS
In pursuance OF Judgment Of Foreclosure and Salr'
made ana entered In the above entitled action bear
ing date day ~ August lsDS. l. the undersigned IN"
Referee I'm Judgment named VIII sell At Public Au'-
ton at the Exchange Sales Rooms located AZ No
III broadway Borough of Manhattan. city OF New
York on the I'D day Of September. 1885 AZ - o'clock
noon on that da by Thompson Pryor Auctoneers the
premises directed said Judgment be SOLD and therein
described as follows: go
All that certain lot piece. parcel Of land. with the
huiiins thereon situated lying and tcing In the
,itv County and Of New York. bounded and de-
scribcd follows: beginning at point the westerly
side ~ Madison distant sixty feet nohery from
the corner formed by intersection Of the westerly side
OF Madison Avenue with the northeilv side OF one
Hundred and sixteenth Street. running thence wesi
erly and parallel with said one Hundred and sixteenth
street hundred and feet; theme" norhcrly and
parallel with said Madison Avenue twenty feet and Ave
inches thence eastery and again parallel with said one
Sixteenth street and part OF the through
side ~ said Avenue, and thence souheriy and
0ye inches point place OF beginning Being
~ rho same premises Margaret sanders
the parties ~ the first part by Solomon H. Cohen.
bv deed dated June 2tth isb5, and recorded In the
ce II Register OF the city and county n New York.
in Iiher 81. Section q. Cons T. Hll. August I'D. 1893
Dated New York. August Goth 1895.
JOSEPH A. WEt6Tl R-'~rre.
RANSOM RANSOM, ATTORNEYS for Pliinun' 200 B-oai-
WAY borough Of Manhattan. city Of New York
street OF this prnn"y is LIZ Madison Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Webs,er-sve. p 1885 II OF Anna Place ioik
90 webser-aye. - 1888 Il OF l'0th-st
l6sxl2l TO MIL Brook Nl6.8xl225; Brook-ave,
W 43.7 n OF l6sth st IL .sxgO Brook-ave
" 6l3 II Of l6sth-st, li.sxp; Herbert
Shipman 10 William Z zborowski ........... s2iWo
Essex ST No IS. 251jo; Louis Selg In Isaac 70
Fulton a. > :. lot 81 map Of Washinetonville.
,oxi25: p Kent. referee. 20 Frances -
Crawford ~
6st-N No 80 East. Is sxlooa. Marie Mayer 10
Otto Hildenhrand ..........s. Nv"
l6th-s'. s.. corner land OF Anthony
Oechs Grant and sherman ayes
Charles a Peabody. jr, 20 Anthony oechs..... So
Summit ST. =. Is II n i63th-s 25Ns'; Wins
low r Buzb, Frederick Pfeifer ............
Webster-ave 105.S n n Of Anna Place. l34S
90. John Issmbias 10 Herbert A Shipman.
Skerif-st. l25 II Of Delaney 81. &xlO
Samuel Stern annie Solomon 2lo0o
Pery-si. No AL .. 2:x3S: Jacob Klinsens,ein
and wife 20 Jacob Kassewitz ..................
Elizaheihst at. No 1913. %x94: Maria T T Csrdone
~ Antonio cardone ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1896 $50 n Of Amsterdam-ave. ltSX
ll:6 John Duer and another. executors 10
John Westerveit. 1900
iisth-st Nos los and io7 East: David Greene and
wife Paul r Pugh. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
21th-s Noe 36l and 363 West 6xaS o. Paul
Pugh and wife to David Greene. ................
Amst erdam-ave. No 1881. 2SxlO0: Frederick
sauer 81 al 10 Henry II Dreyer.
lS4th-st. Granite Place, ~ ioxS2 .6x<S7 TX
ITO; 7 Harrison Bopp and wife to Frederick
W WILCOX ..'s.s.s................
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REAL ESTATE.
A DULL DAY IN THE MARKET.

The realty dealings reported yesterday were
largelv dealings I'm rumors. The biggest the
reported sale and lease OF the olympia and for this
tale not the faintest confirmation could be obtained
There were other stories Of a similar character
but dealing with property less widely known and
the foundation for them all was rumor alone
Lowenfeld e. Prayer bought from Owen Healy
No S35 East Eleventh-si.. old buildings on ot
l6 Sxl033.
The same firm bought from Anna Schafer No go
East Ninth-st a plot 20x92.4. for Improvement
Matthew J. Ward has leased the Hotel Richeheu.
n, the northeast corner Of One-hundred-and-io four
teen,h-st and Fifth-sve., for ten years to w. r.
Racsdale the former proprietor OF the Lookout
Inn Chattanooga. Tenn. -,
peter r Never was the single auctoneer at the
broadway salesrooms yesterday. He sold In fore
closure No Ia West Eighty -eighth-st three
story stone building l7xl0s. TO Mary T. Baker, Tor
$l71p
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briggs av. ses i7ss II n of Travers-st' ooH
100: same same ...... a. c.;o ..
Ba,hrate- e $ 81 1t Of ll9th-st. 35.sx'"-'
F. " Wilcox and wife 20 7 n Bopp, - -, -
% ave No 10 -. "a Xxi. John Linck anu
wife 10 Albert Klaubcr a. J,.it,
s7th ST : > .OG II " q 5th-ave. 10 5H's y. VIII
,ad -, !. 50 Il 81 30 ave. 3Gxl0oi. FREDERICK
wohIfart Charles Rentz ana ahoth,r .,
1Isih-st SIS $50 II " " Amsterdam ave ''N'i'-'
william Saunders ct al TO Asbury iTs,oI ~,
,.-th a. n a 1905 II " Of Boulevard. i26h~.l'
Asbury Lester and wife 20 VILLAIN sann ,al
I47th-st $, 1903 It Of Boulevard j.. oA's. y
,,,bsf No "a and Sc East f2jx9i.9; Edward Il
a Fetra referee. to Emil Block .. - -.
csth-st S. 800 II Of 10Th ave. 2ON's" "r"'s'
Mathe- 10 Miller Mather. -
s,mnson-st W 8 III Il n Of Home-st. l6.sxlo'
peter Gallagher 70 Kate Gallagher. 80
stanton II. No i4@. "SN3o; George T. MI ~
. cree to Amaia schmidt.
same property; Amalis Schmidt to Marks Rosen-
ist ave " corner a7th-si 2.SH1 n,,, lr'ina
l23d-st = 1894 It Of Mount MEfis az
1GsxlOll Thomas Dunn as sheriff 10 i'o
-o; S'eth 20 Z, Of Madieon ave 2oxlo2: the
New York Life Insurance Company 70 ""''""'
Fox-sr' -, ?7aa It n Of Ic5,h st. 7'Sioo' John =
,7, Ha =, 200 Il " q ri ave 2ox1Oo.5. Theo-
dore simon and wife t. r. sslie Rosenthan
s5ih-st. $; 329G # ~ 80 ave ".
Perry 81 40 II. n s. 25xaj Jacob kasse"itz an"
wife 10 Jacob Klingenstein -,
I3lx.5xi0s :: John p wenninGer 70 carolina
,ie Mummy 81 c,3 West. i5x.ril Julia KNAPP 10
u,,I .1d,e 5. part of lot No 40 map 4
estate Of Isaac Dyckman; Thomas n M"''' anu
wife 10 Milton Schnaier .....''' - -
~ exisn2: Rowland " Thomas ami wife 10
Uianar Ericsson ...-........ '--'-
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forerloeure Sales.
NIFTY SEVENTH STREET-Supreme CouI


LIFTY-SENENTH STREET.-Supreme Court.
County OF New York.-The Dry Dock Savings In
s,,tution Plaintiff against John Mctelrge ct al. de-
PENDANTS.
In pursutnce o, Judgment Of Foreclosure ard sale.
duiv made and entered aboy. entitled action. bear
Ing date the tenth day Il August saS l. the under
.lynet the Referee IN said judgment named vii sell at
r,tcI A. ~ III broadway. tho Borough OF Manhat-
,a ri,y - Ne York on twenty second day - Sop
,erh.r lSrs A. i2 noon that LAY. by Richard V
u,rurtt Auctone~ the promises directed %, said Juis
n.r, ,o be- .lf. and therein described as follows
All that certain lot piece parcel ~ land with the
h,tnes thereon erected situate. lying and being IN the
N,ne,eenth Ward q the city Z New York and bounded
and hcl 80 follows. VIZ beginning az point on the
northerv side - Fy seventh street distant one hun
d-.d and thirty foot casierly from the rheastery cor
nor Of Fy seventh Street and Fourth Tor Pa Avenue.
running thence norhery parallel with Fourth Avenue
AMI rarf = the distance through party wall one hun
Ard .., ana Tho centre limo n The block
thence esscriy aions said line and parallel with Fiy
seventh street twenty feet. thence south"ry parallel
with Fourth Avenu. and part ~ tho distance through
par wall hundred feet and rs" inches 20 the north
crv side NJ Fir;y street. and thence westerly
along Fifiy-se Street twenty feet 10 the point or
place ~ beginning
Dated New YORK August llth, 1898
LEWIS /. pET.AFGELD. Referee.
BENJAMIN WRIGHT. Attorney for Plaintiff. Is Park
Row Borough OF Manhattan. Now York city.
To following diagram Z the premises referred -
i tho foregoing notice sale ani known street NJ
liz Fast 37'h street New York 'nv'
Fifty eighth street.
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FIFfN- seVenfh SIreef
The approximate Of the Hen charge ~
satisfy which the described property be sold
s26 1860 thereon the 18th day ~
August 1895 together with costs and allowances amount
INK to $4,000 with interest from August 10Th 1895 to
gether with tho expenses Of sale The approximate
amount ~ taxes assessments other liens which are
TO allowed purchaser OF the purchase money
or paid by the Referee is sS2l 60 and interest
pa New York. August ilth. 1895.
LEWIS I, DEIAFlEI,p. Referee
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NEW BUILDINGS.

She'll. . 9 3toa q - tih a.. for ftr"e
s'0-v frame dwelling @G'to llnnnlh' IN ID
isi g Owner. John ', Rely architect ...... ...
10Th 81 3Ol . " u an ave. fnr "A ~" IN
half storH frame dwelling. Hlt3N Faul i'.i
son 40 SC ith a., owner. = bohns archli''' .
Davidson ave 300 q - iNith % - q
Two and a half story frame dwelling. 49,
Adelaide a Ycanile owner. 'hffterrWi''
Grand ave -. $50 and 80 Q p - 18Th -. fnf
two two md half story Tram" dH'lingr. -
$50. Adelaide " Yeand,e owner; u hest
smith architec' ...-...-. ---.-. 80
Forest ave corner i5G,h II. for = three st"f'
frame tenement house, with store. .'N'', Ffel
erick McCarthy 80 10i4 Eas' la5'h -. owner
" q Dickerson. srchitec. ....-. .--.-.. --.t-. .
r-,ton,-or, Road q Van Nest for q 'hr"e sinf'
brick do-mitory and ~orkroons l'~' NN'''
New YoT< catholic PROTECTOR. oNt"i o. e..
Iofh-sv . corner nth ~. f1T ~" -i'rl hfi' 4
tenement house with store, -"dN'i, HtI' p
sicily. 40 - West l6ih 1t. owner - j. Sh''
4 Son ~. @fi broadway. Architects -------
i3I,t 81, g - = 81 7'h ave- Tor = sH N',,
brick tenement house. 25IS" IL nc - 'P',.'
Kahn ComIany. owner. Henry Anderson, ~
$50 Broadway. architect --.....---..''' .''''
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CAMP WIKOFF, MONTAUK

I<,,- New York. 34ih ST, T.. R.-Ncek days So so
Special Fast ENprrssi IA, 3 - H5o Special Vast ~
press a. ia sundays 80 Sp"c'a! Fast Express ana
800 IL.
Leave /. /. city Week days s.38 900 Special Fast
LNpr,ssl A. ~. 1888 600 Special Fast ENpress T.
VI sundays Specla. Fast ENpressl and $40 a NJ
RETURNING. I>avc Montauk Week days Tor New
York. and BrooHyn-5.5o 600 Special Fast Express,
New YORK only) \ NJ. 200 $3.50 special Fast Exprrss)
and 1880 J.. NJ. sundays. go \ N. 800 t1Do Spe-
cal Fast Express. New York onlyJ and i.N 1. NJ
The Special Fast Express Trains make no stops cas-,
OF Jamaica.
round trip So valid Tor day good only on trains
designated Special Fast Express Trains
Wikon Il located about one mile from the sls-
ton \ restaurant has established al the station.
who're a llghi lunch be nhtAined
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Hu5eE charles &c Harlem SI ,, 1nS Year. $1,000
Melvin. Eugene. Frederic Eakei. 'on ,,,n
% .t tISS and r. a hnid a1 s. ao to Adoh
Cohen = 5 ga st. i25 Z, OF Amsterdam a''' 90,
ps SGmana Nicholas to Walter rsylo! lo; 80
$50 and. 25l. amended map Of ''n"S' "''' .o
F Was,Is s9f. 81; sd IS" 81. So F Of s
Thompson Mnlnor " - "r'a #, ,. =, ''''' so"
R; sSs 2 Innit Of to h lST Lester
sander MeS wiam. +" A.tGry Lester No 600 -
stein MSs Ham It4r% 81 r. to George Leonard
ThlsI Anna f. o ryTn svi HicHg@Gk '' 800
pa Fa, John T. ,"'ie cs t. VEN" M wt 5' END 5 ae
c- ss5s N Ns = i s: mar and T
i25il,s %? Of G ;.9,, a's 4 5;ooc%an '
ion st. 40 . Of Park aye > ,, year Loan
f SanEins Company. SUBMITS - Il OF ma
lSNIn St ,I nass"e ~ Gaibarnc Gcnlr
Monroest 800 o. Catherine ,,, St no,, ycarI
i7a,h,st isi2 T. " Webster ave. widen"d' cco
N$ Ss:. % ". "a" ana 20 l91 r5'f . E2'
The 80. d sc %@s st.! st. M'sr f 5000
shEmen Hsrh' r., 4 +, 70 cl Isn - 800
Moses ~e' Gsbrie to LAWYERS Mortgage In.urance
COMPANY, >''h =. 9?'' = of 81 ave % coo
Livingston l Goodhnc to susan NJ E Livingston ., oo
9th ST HFi ~ " ~ ON ~, -
Re- Ise ca MN MN ~ n1 ,6?a ~, : ooooo
U,mann r. ISe-nheim~r & Schfod. no
2T11 sth demand. - $500 ''
Wenringer Carolina. to Ca'hann@ Mc'nI''
= I7G,h 81, videned. 35s n ~ Anthony $50,
same Ia same i7Gth ~. viden"A. &s o q . .,
~ wears '''"'
Same 70 Anna l. Moore. 10th =. "'f"n"1 ..
3la1l n u Anthony ave. Vdcne1, -" ,'lfS '''''
Greene David and Alice y. t0 Lnc' Hunnel
. n . - a'h alss Yin
st l'2.s {, Of 9th ave- ,rar- ..........-.. '''"
Wilcox Frank ". To- r Harrison Nopp. $500
briggs rs = . n - Tfavofe. - year N''
Reeves Herbert. 10 William II Hamilton. . .
corner 1871 : and 18th ave. Wakefield. 2 years l''
Siegol. Jacob. E, Fannie MAYER. y" - Hester o.,
snrok J,hn y 70 Soarlon's Rank for savings
n eth II. i2i T. - Madison ave-. : years. 1N'"
Thorn Julia y and Thomas ~ g. Roh~rf
DAYTON trustee. &C. trofor AIuriuci, l''- j"
n n II HirrhridE" - or Forlham Road. -" 80.
los 20 Grand ave = years ...-+... - ..-.- "''
iA Ras n 70 We, arm ~ years ...-. oseO
Ra,G,r Kaay D. 10 '''' ''''' ...'.,... 1000
Moonoy Thomas. A, Juds'n : Todd. % " rlrn"r - 80,
Wee, End and ish -. ! vear ''"'
Porter William X. 10 Sarah Billings - A. - $500.
ecu,or- etc 80 - Eas, 10Th 81. years. -. "'''N
Rosenberg Marks and Nathan. 10 Julius I"'F 80,
"a Stanton 50. year "''
conl.ra .ar1 70, e. ~ w ~ s,h n~. ear. 10 ~
preyer H. Frederick ~aIer - NJ. NO
1851 Amsterdam ave. years -
Same same. same property. years $500. ''
Man. ave. 1903 - = Trcm0n ave 800,
Kasse,vifz Jacob 20 James Potter - a. eRccl - 49,
tors &c No 81 Perr' 81 '"a's s--..+.....'+ -''F
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ALTERATIONS

c.,. &c.. ~ . 40 10 a iWo-story brick dwelling.
with store. Herman Livingston. owner. AhrAhhm
caudv ~ = 40 Sth ave- lessee .....-. o..
,Sth 6, ~ ii3 West. 20 a three STORY hil p
dn4I,ing: John Wagner. No il3 West 3Nih 81.
owner: John Carl. architect. -. ..-.-.-.
crornc,r, PARK Fast u % corner nth a.. ~ \ ton
scr, hrick and stone apartment house, Ffani"r-
~ COMPANY 40 100 Broadwa}' owner J. X
VIII architect ................. -.'..'+-.-- '''
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10Th street.
The Approximate Of the lien charge TO satisfy
which the above described property Is ~ be sold Is
S6OS,0s. with interest thereon from the '''th daN OF
ss together with and allow amount
1922 - from August 3Oth. ls,S. to
gether expenies the sale The approximate
other Hens. which 10
be purchaser Of the purchase money.
or paid BY the Referee. Is $3.50 and interest
Dated New York August Goth 1885.
JOSEPH 4 WEIGH. Referee
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Proposals.
0(S7N7NSoeNN>
ARMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET

New York city. September ,. Sealed propo
sails In trircl'e viii 10 received here Until - O'Clock
noon ser,@nber - lsnN and hen opened. for supply
Ing about 80 galore Il mineral OIL spe-hca
and schei ie which will be furnished on appiea
ton - tho undersigned Preference VIII he given 20 ar
tic.s of domestc production manufacture conditions
Of quality and price 0ncudng In the price Of foreign pro
ducou manufacture tho duty thereon being equal
The Government the hight 20 reject or accept any
or all proposals any part thereof Envelopes con
raining sealed proposals should marked Proposals.
Tor Mineral on addressed TO \. :. KGMBAII. Colo
mel Cuarteruasers Department, Depot Quartermaster
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A DvERTisEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown once. NJ. DAP Broadway,
"a door north 3Is's, until ocock p. advertise
received the following branch Offices at regular
ONCE until 3 o'clock r. VIZ pa sth-aVe c.
cor 23d st lo2 Gh-ave. 18th Mays Gh-av
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THE DALlfOCSlE.
THE CLEVELAND,
frrniebr0 Apartments GO Let.

1O.)D ST NEAR BOUfFV hRD.-fGf 'urni'nsd
IU- ,,ar,riont. rooms and bath. new h"uSp, az
rcns including hot wat,f: nsi class HI'loo' F'
I1o~ r,ortb Amply to- JANiTOR. 2n1 W"s' lc2d 81
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ROYAL RED CROSS DECORATION.

ROYAL RED CROSS DECORATIONS.
To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir. In England there Is q decoration called the
Royal Red Cross which consists Of cross en-
smeIed crimson. edged with gold having on the
arms thereof the words. Faith. hope, charity,
with the date of the institution OF the order on the
reverse side are the royal and imperial cipher and
crown This order Is bestowed b. the sovereign
unon any women whether subjects or foreign per
son who may be recommended by the Secretary
of State for War for special exertions in proVld !,
ing for the nursing or a''""dlns 10 the SIGN anu
wounded sailors and soldiers. $500
surely sir IT cannot be inconsistent with the Amer
team Constitution have order or decoration
10 he bestowed by the President upon such women,
who have so willingly given their money ana laoor
~ behalf of our wounded and sick men. This ORDER
Is also conferred upon nursing sisters for Spccia'
devotion and competency. POW NAL hLi l->'
NeW-York 3d. 1885,
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G1uds@m River by Daylight

lUWU0WuU UUUVUu- uDg NOo-y
PALACE IRON DAY LINE sTEAMEKa5 w"
NEW YORK" ana =, ,., -.
Finest and fastest river steamers In the "0''3-
Daily sunday. n
roovcs prooklvn Fulton ST. (hy AnlrN)....,.... :"
New York. pesorosses ST. Pier. ..".''''''''SS
For ALBANY landing 1t NonkerN, West Poihsi JuI-
burgh Poughkeepsie Kingston Point Ca,sH "ss s
SON Resi- route 10 the CATSKILLS. Special saIaos
train direct from the Albany wharf through ss..
NORTH. EAST and WEST. Bassase checkst i'0"' "
d.nce 10 destination by New-York Transfer O..
Nj RNING AND AFTERNOON CpNNEh'0'
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Gicdmbpdis.
ooo-o-11rrI0NNn r0rNON((--~|"NN1( ||'0|9,'
BOSTON AEDNE% ENGLAND POINTS
VIA SOIrND LINES.

r,r prvER IINE-For Fall River Boston and New
t.S poins Steamers Priscilla And Puritan. OFcheslla
o ach Lave Pier ~. y. r.. foot II Warren S. we"
Wv - a,t sundays At go = NJ. steamer from y !.
S,,,,vs ,nv touches at Newport. Other day OF Nv
aL Br,yiience Line eastward steamers touch az Ne"l"
pR6vIDENC'E I.iNE.-For Newport Providence bt
ton and the East. steamers Plymouth ana Hs s.
1sia,f ORCHESTRA Oh each. Lave Pier u y X ~,
:, W,-ray - week only, at di5 T. ~ tlH,aMs."
>..ncrt II l. monday mornings eNcepted) ON ho'-'
.spr i;,l River Line steamers touch Ne"p,,
sTo%iNGroN L!NE-For sioains'HN ,,r va ,5s Sss
t,nnSbirc Leave Pier 36 y. r.. enc block ABOVE S~AA
- week days only, at GOO + NJ r....,s,
'IOpWI'u LINE.-For New London Norees..n.
paston and the East steamers cry Of Lowell ana h eu
o, Worcester Leave Pier 81, " X, one o'oeA A''
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NEW AMSTERDAM,

200 w 10TH ST. Elcsan; apartments. . ana rooms
and bath steam heat supply private hails'
s,,ra,a walters dinng-rooms and pariors extra
large: hall boy service will he leased 20 desirable tenants
Al reasonable rents. on premises. or HALL j. ~" &
N0-f
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Cnnnirn Bonr0.

BOARD N THE MOt' NTAINS; good rooms fine table
ID Rcducaf rates FOR september and October ADDRESS
Everett House. Sparta. y J.
AtfNGTE GENTLEMAN party wishing pleasant, sunny
- room excellent table. for fall and winter Address
Box 80 Crarford y. J.
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w. n. MOFFlTI,
Guburban Real estate.


A GENCY Monclalr real all kinds, sale ana
n rem CIARENt'E TUBES. ; Beekman st. " L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
ROCkAWAY BEACH

TT MS LEAVE ron 1fTH ST. T.. r.. y. - We
dnjs go H. ~ $50. i"'o 4. N. 90, I'D y
:: 30 ~ : ~ 81. fot" T. ". l2o mlanishi. Ita'
,tt, 10 frintf = later Excursion tickets ~ cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09

TIME STAFFORD, ocean Grove.-Flne hotel 50 sor
| rooms. At the beach. main avenue Sepienil.oe
adults. So. chdr,n 81. a. W. LYMAN. BOX 100
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-17
.yEaY SR0r TELLS

1'l SHOT TELLS.
~ FALL SUITS To ORDER $l5.
'[''el SUings, medium and heavy
...'. ,-.' Newest and nattiest styles. The
mug triumph Of our tai oring experience
.....' one Of these suits shows four great
s..., o' mestership- Material Ur-.o-Date,
?,'- '-. .o' Wear and Looks; Workmanship,
,.s 'a'ment Keeps its Shape, Fit Such as
..,'. -' most Critical is delighted with; Prices
s-,. med IA Alexandria, style and value
s,1 l Remember we are not ccnnec ed
.r1. 1''''' shops All these suits are made
n ~ p''u.Se7 by first class workman.
NO B t r T T. GRIM E s,
RCHANT TAILOR
AND
329 $ FURNI HER.
>~-S.1t Street. Alexsndris. VS..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-17
uis Life Was Saved.

Mr.. J. E. Lilly, a prominent citizen
of Hanuibal, Mo, lately had |ondei-
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In telliae of it he says: Il was taken
with Typhoid Fever, that ran into n.
Pneumonia. NV lungs became bard
ened l was SO weak 1 couldn't even
sit up in bed. Nothing helped me: l
expected to soon die of Consumption
when | heard of DR.. Kings New DIS
covery. One bottle gave great EelieI; ,lleIi
7 continued to use it, and now am wen
and strong, can't say too much in its is
praise This marvellous medicine IL
The surest and quickest cure IN tne
world for ell Throat and Lung 3
Trouble Regular sizes 50 cents "n,' u
81. Trial bottles free at + l.. A ~"
and z. S. Lesdbeater & sons DEus
StoIes;eYely bottle guaranteed.