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NEW BUILDINGS.

catha-tr. -. ~. 70 Az 81 for two sir story
b-icx raf~ous~ with stores. = 5rNf%, -N
s.accn No AT P'easant-av. owners CH"''s 90 N
W.. P-oa,way No~ tO7 and ~ fo- sir story
brick buafne-s building. hsufp. T-ssi- Adams,
NJ $40 East i4th-st owner; sol - t"heh' no ,,o m
2no Broadway. architect $500. Ai"''
boulevard " - . n ~ ai.t-i. ~ a orc
So brick store . SNc0 = DpgShrrf". 70
2; West i34,h--'. owner. + Chaser Hrch'- IN
,-rh =. No Is - 90 East frr 'hree ~. story
,,s c.i,- b-,cs .-nern~nt-hou-~- = esS' a. -. -.
Ms Van Vain. owner. o Hamilton arciiifrct ""'''
Governor Place = >. P'h = ~ h'Sru.
av. - four fpu--sfnry hf.ck fn'- -'h''.
Aug,-f Jacob p, - So7 West i+e'h a. o"n~r' .. =.
Johr Uars-- q, 80 ! - ~ Ave Arrht-0t-. WIZ
s, rAwrence- ave. . 800 - : = MHTs.f y -
,o- A I've story f-rr1e dwelling. lsT2-. william
Young q, los oakland Pace. owner.
Charis. Knau, architect ...-.---.-- -'
Nor-.s-ave 20 . n - Biz - ior on
,,o-v frame store 10 e17O Frank To-nabia. OF .,
No 6l3 East l3lst-st orasr.f ~ .''i +''.'''' :"
Affiliations
Ap,hony-.vs -. ~ :, ., i7s,hs TO
tyD-s,ory frame tSc!ing --Ett STen iSs
u----i-~s owner. Charles CLARK or 80 ~ - -
fAs ls.th archii- 49,. wv
frame barn Catherine " A oo/ ~ u - f-'~i ~
l!M-sf owner Cnari-r =. $50. ar rit"-t i.oo
srh a. ~. ~ and - W.T. 80 a 'wo story
ron ana brl.f laundry ard s.@t~. = NogaE
~ Dsrh -. ,Vn~r. Frank D'-he4A
80 - fts nr rits . ~
cs,h-s; - - W~-', - So Gofy trcH r~stAu
rant = s,ipl. = J. R!cker. Hartford. conn
arne- +, Greg ~ 80 Malison ave ar~tli--t 40
Henry ~ - - for soy anf hnA~m-nt
h-ick ,-n,ment house. = :. burF- 20 80
Madison -ev- owner. = = Br1gan. - ll' F"si .,
u.s.. arch.tec' w.
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Furnished 6ouses 10 Cet-Countrp

nERKsIuRE HIIIS.-To rent, a cottage: ~ hours
X ,,,,n Sev-York. sharon and Iakevlle Conn ,
.,, ,r-rtsted Modern situated between
80 hes,tr lakes with Of land, fine view OK
-. rr,Nrosfd and Hills 3Os West nth 81.
~oproIK C,DNN.-isOO n. altitude attractive sum
nsr home. fully furnished delicious spring water
an. shade fruit good gentle horse. with surrey D
ELISE Station NJ. City.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and saescrip;i9ns fo5 ghs Ir,suns
"A rscrtyed al tn.- Uptown Ohce No lS4Z BFoan~ay
o. 49, norfh q, 3lst-s; Until O'Clock n. advertise
n.ns reoe we'd AZ the following branch fhes az
oA,re O'Clock ?. NJ. VIZ; - sN o
COZ ysdst iS2 0th-ave. cor l2'h ~ Ma ON %
near 's-s'
Yves, lcd-st ethave % Il =, 14tl-stl :. aas
between 7th and sth ayes. iao East 4st 100
day. s.iwe~n 10Th and nth SITS l.02o 81 ave- near
elst-st: 7Os ist Sfh-%t ~,
S;.,-xt 5s4 sd-ave 30 B,eecke--s-: ID
cocs "a ave 24O 79ist. l92 %daYe.' -oo- oo-A'
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

iso.h-s,. No Co. 5, 1859 It " q Park-ay..
Hudsoa~st 80 81. Is io1 lrreguiaf william
oo nosss and We st, TO Z GnoFa Potter s,,,
sSa ct al to Ella smith =, %. &,
$50 ioo j. sofss sui siV y rHo@ 81 wv Poison s
239h-s;. n :. 80 It Of keppler 4oSlco;
Ioth-aye. ~ 2s4 % sFioo. mona, Lynch and
'759s 81 Ill.,, eiaa,s 2oT2s q Charles II
Amanda n lie GRAF and another. executors. TO
is5,5e.1. : 30 T, " Of Hone-a,e ,o1loo. Mary
Rallroad-ay East = corner Of l4StA- - lOI
la 4Eloe o1iiSa. John II Ie.ih and another
klss nss:a a Il 5s..a5 no? 5a '9s :
Foraham. or Pelham. a,e cor r.ad I'm East last
1000 acres. John il Kcsen to ra'FaH
Mseison-., n 4o3 5o1Ioo re,iy s,aari 1900
Walker Realty Componv 20 Jim u I-AeF o. - Soo"
q eo,H-s; : 255 Z, v q 2a-aye 2oIioo5,
so:S-s MI = o. Il q 1Hng iSe,ioos
Meianie Bedermann and another to May
stsS6.as-aye t58.4 Z, O, ie5,a-s;. 2'xl52o!
ie7.1-:i 10 icz:7. 4z74 :s45.7a-es :. KA'oAen Elm
u4;h-si. n 3 5iaIi :. W q 5;a-a,e 5o1lcoil;
Josephine Dalton - LOUIS de1ner. .i..;,,,,.'-,
GARY Carlyle to Nel.on T parser. mooo
An Js sfTd Bisns, 70 Nah IN; waao e. 49, -,
'; M + 90 Il i s5 25,e ss,oT
regular. Joseph Rosenberg and another 20 Lena
aler' o-,c- -e.t 3, ~ ere6 lane.
e, WaIIace and wife 10 Negghr.y II Fros,...... 10
u2ihrs; 10 II Z. oi to IAN Das%aier
Annie Murphy % Jonn Brand; and VIE
o. % .srne " IN. ...........
rh 10 ss,Ss d 22ss2s ose' To-
rr-sv,hs. n az W IS irloC Anna Rogge
ASoi. Nave '....'......-. .................. 100
1o.l,- W r q Cot. - sKlpO.
charles :. Ri.zrann % DAVID Ko"f'~ go
9th ave. ~ :. 80 10 = ~ -. ~. - ls-
e3d-st 10 ( Fast. - 6riooS = rr33Ec l..Ian
" - Josephine - If-r-'4r+-
Prcs,oc. Terrace " "a. Is q 4 i2th-~' 3r -,
100 William II Glover Joha II Andrews Al"
He--ts-ave " - u iCfst 90. 3u9i Ethei- .. "a.
tert wilson - Carrie J Sho'7e. .-- - ''''
Issth-e, 10 go West i0yar II. Charles Den
hard ami VIE Eliza T S'r'on. ,...,-.
Nacisrr-s'. s. ~ 4"% ais" SUP "-.,','',
John Il Baker ard VIE % Petty. : l.iil =
Walker Realty COMPANY .... .--.... ...- -.
ilOth- e. "a e = Ta-k-ave -lA4''l4' 9, oro
ro,ald Nt-I4ar referee o. Gla.ay Fa......-.. lloO
Delan-ey--t No u =. 25I5@ Alexander NO
10 Adam Sci aIer o'OO
rIo-e.io =, 10 Is and " ca shave. Sarah - -.
-~ststiA - al 70 Gustav 4 Nesf -'vV
10 Iinc- Allen ana wife - fll1aicta Eric -
r "a. corner SD ~. l.1xj0o. Catherine
Wc>ri,v and a-o,se- ., Ion- p t'I~ioh..-..... 1000
John = b1tD Amanda
u De Graaf and anoth"- executors. l" solomon
~ =, xca "a end 1872 West 2rJx'- p E,e-a-d
o. 80 81, C-sor ................
y. -. 10 or 9 g. gxl5: Amanda - D~
r~aa- AMI aro.hc- executors. . Simon Mc'aae 1910
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Proposals.
-D1IRS60IP,O0SAf.s ron INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
- Transpo-tation.-Depa-tn OF The niericI On1ce
@, Indian Anairs. Washington T. c. Narch 80. lsVs
will received ~ me ssio.-s.
indian Affairs. 1902 state stree Ch5cas ~. unt
oclock p Wednesday; Apr ~ lsVs toF SIMS
Indian bee, -four, bacon anc other
articles OF subsistence agricultural implements wagons.
S.-ne.s harSware medical other supplies, also o1s
for the transportation OF such OF ne eriiles sooa a.
contracted FOR TO he deiNereo a.
ne agencies Sealed proposals VIII also be Ieceied a.
Nos f7-7e street New YORK CIty, aIi-..
NJ, Tuesday. May IL 1875 for furnishing FOR tns
fndas Service coffee. sugar, tea rice uAAns power,
wooden ana cotton goods coin
inr nS,ions hats Loots an1 shoes cookery
sus school BIDS must be made on Government
banks Schedules giving al necessary intor,.aon S'
bs6.-. WI furnished .A-ailn AZ ne Inlah
80 Wa.ssnsror y Nos. 77-79 Wooster street. Ne"
Sork cry No street. Ch.caso ILL., he Com
r.sa-ss a. Subsistence Y. Chey~nre, l<aFen-
vorth Omaha. LOUIS - Pau ana San tIancts:o'
-. rosfnasters at sioux C!y. Iankon Arkansas Ciy
CsldSeIl topeka Wichita. and Tucson BIDS WI. De
the and above siatec, ana D.coeis
are invited present a; the opening W. A JO''H'
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g onntrr prcperin for Sale or 90 fe


A RuOUR VILLA PARK. Bron1ville. New-Y ork-Iwo
"A modern houses Of rooms each; >onkefs "at't
cd roads fine views: high Land very desirablr' hea
,.uvav Address ". W. KENT BronNvile
NN LONG ISLAND SOUND.-FOR SALE OR TO LET
1 Resav for immediate occupancy, furnished or IN
,,rrsheG: one hour from New York by boat or rah'
beautiful large. old country house win hoi-.n
Z, ia-re grounds entirely private with tasefuUy Laid
"a, I'd a,yns. fu-grown timber IN great variety, pebble
haech private dock: boating. fishing and yachting large
.,n,. NJ vegetables and fruit. milk. comnl"-
sns stables; ali IN perfect order and repair select
nrighlorhood and wealthy neishbors OWNER T. o. BOX
s0s New York city.
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i o~.s q, N. ouarte-rnas,er r. $ Military Academy
West point. \. y. April q iSesseaed groposai' IN
t.s -. ,bes o@ce urtN !. o'clock NJ the 2lsi day
81 Ma 1855 To- Building Material Plumbing Materials
s...,oerv Wafer and Pipe IIarl~Ae, Tools Pants
Glass and other miscellaneous sores specified ~ tena
-. NJ On srpca--n here stating csss - stores
$3.50. oroo.als IA envelope marked 'Proposas for
NiIitary SUPPLIES and addressc4 TO n. unaerssned
n BFIIINGE.R. Capt. A. @ ~ T. =. n
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A DyERTrsENENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received a. their Uptown Office No Lao broadway
20 door north OF 2ist-s until o'clock D. advertise
ens received al the following branch regular
Nnoe rhes Unit. o'clock VIZ: 2Jt Sth G.
~ zsc-et 152 cth-aye, 18Th Mays 6th-ave
NC lAfh-st 1s2 Colnmf Is West e8st.. 100
~, 42d-st. near e;have % East l4th-st 257 West
between an and sth AYES l;s East 41t-st I33s
.os ls ave- near s3th st; $50 30 ave, near
b34 "a ave 210 Bfeecker BIZ Bleecker-st. :
~~S sd-avs; 24o East 7sth-s 1921 adsve ee2 90
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Ocean Stedmers.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~~-,.~~~>>e~~eessssS"
NORTM GERMAN @@WWWa
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
PLYMOUTH. LONDON. BREMEN.
Tr.ve Tu. Apr 20. 10 An X. Friedrich. May - ~
Lain. .Iu., MAY 81 10 An. Kais W G.. .Tu- June
Kaiser Wilhelm Tuesday. MAY TO- 10 A. Il
CHERBOURG. PARIS. BREMEN
Havel. Tu.. May 70 AN saale Sat. MAY u. 10 Al
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON, BREMEN.
n. H Meier .Inurs, APR u ~
Koenign Luise. Thurs, April -. nooo
GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA.
Vera. Apr. % 10 A ". Ems. May ~ 70
Kai. WmII. Apl. go 10 AN. Aller May q, 10 X
Fu,ia r NAY H, 10 NJ Vs5ra AZ, Nay zs 10 A. u
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and suescr.ptons ,or The Tribune
"A received their Uptown Once. No. l242 Broadway.
door north OF 3lst-ss. until o'clock advertise
received at the following branch Offices at regular
Office until o'clock 2. viz: 20 Sthaye., O.
23dst 1852 9th ave- cor. i2sh-st Macys, 0;h-avs
lith lac Coumbus-ave near West 63thet l00
West 40 6thave.. 92 East l4ths 81 West
42d-st 7th and sh i59 East 47thst 1883
sd-ave. between 18th and 77th iyO28 SdAvs.
eiS-st: LOS ;st-ave near seh-st; go sd.eve near
tls-st 65& Sd-ave DO Blocker st: as Bleecker-S
10oe cdavs 2lo East 7othst; Lon Sdsvs: 90 Sdave
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DyrRrfsEMENTs ard ~ubscrptions for The Tribune
\ .'.,tsI M tneir uf1wn once. "a l242 broadway.
- d,'r north ~ 3lst ST. Ia O'Clock M advertise
-. roe yed AT following branch offices 90 regular
90 until O'Clock NJ, VIZ - >th ave. s. .
gov a.d ST. ia2 Gb ave, cor i-ih ~ Macy - shave
W - :. ~ gu.uUbus-lye.. near West bbh-st. 100
", ~ a. near Gti-avc.. ~ East l+ih s. 81 West
70 t.,,cen I'm and ~. lJ9 East Am IBIS
- - oyean 7Cth and 77th io.b %
a., 4, 70s ist ave s9th So go 81 ave near
or. - 9d ave 10 Elercker 80 Eee ter
.s "a ave- 90 East 7Dh-si.. 92 81 ave. 81. 81
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Cnnntrn l1ropertp h)ante0.

w Furnished country place over ~ In.
w large shady grounds; within one hour OF oty i'hI'
.aul, private family. Address 'yORrY-NlNE. Tnouhe
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r. 8 ENGIYEER OFFICE. Montgomery

I A.. Anru l5-h Ises-sca.sd proposals. Tor buih-
,nr wooden hui sea-goiIs hydraulic ledge W be re-
r.sv.d here until i2 VI. c.. sanrnfd tie slay
ssoe al then publicly opsnec inf9-rnau n tIFnshed
or applicatlon F A. Mal.an MAJOR Ing -
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fnrhfra.

ScS~>>o~~~~~~><>~~~(<>> 100000 -,S- "a
TINEACHERS WANTED.-Gentlemen: superior 'eao.Io- ~
mathematics and French Episcopaian pre.si IT, -
superior teacher Of mathematics, with organ, tplscop
Rrsierrec. Interviews this week. Apply 70 hra N =.
iOONG-FULTOS. American ana Foreign Is~c"e''
agency. % ULlOn Square. New York.
tNASrED.-In the country. a young refined woman az
w teacher and companion 20 bright boy OF eight
years from May LIST Nov. ist: speaking French pre-
erred Address BY letter only. G. ". RCSSEiI> 40
West 1eth-st
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nS. srIaNG'a SANlrASiwM.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. y Y.
For health or recreation Elevator steam. open hres
Iii. sun rarlor and promenade the roof. Suites
Win baths Massage Electricity Turkish Russian Nat
s,nhur all Baths and health appliances
~ Sanheifn treatment Dry Saratoga waters.
t,egan, wheeling A lghtfu Spring Resort Send for
illustrated circular.
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Gin 6otes
(,r.ARENDON HOTEL.
~ ss,ct family Hotel Special low ratss
Boston
rrc~---r y-r-~pONE. the BACK Bay boulevard Com
Il ,o,v.sl,h Av-nr- The leading hotel OF Boston.
c H. GREESLEAF * CO.
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
ppovr1r HOUSE ASD COTTAGES one ot N. iarr-
90, ., lending summer resorts with every modern I'm
.,, Location unsurpassed. COZ links ana al!
popular attractions ..
TAFT & GREENGEAF.
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GE1URGMlll MAlG NOW OPEN.
STANFORD. NEW YORK
OPEN JULY isr. 1IG1IS N[SMlMERlso
Al, hrs from " Y. by Wagner trains Churchill Hall.
he Largest hotel stamford. most centrally located;
e1uprent. The Ksxm"re newly built latest I'M
proyem-ns including passenger elevator located JUST
outside the village In Churchill la-A.
an~iy ~ + r. JENKINS. Flct Ave Hotel. " Y.
.,ery Friday and Saturday. 20 p NJ. or send for
illustrated book. > l.. CHURCHILL d. ~
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Gin j.rouertn Go Get.
1ORN!NGSIDE HEIGHTS.

rrrs 49,. apartments IN delgh,'m location '-.sn =. ~
i,rr. roma tI.h ars a. iafest ifnproy-mens near i!
s-.r.n, directions q T." trolley and cable roads
Columbia barnard. Teachers coilese- NFsrsd' ana
w1--,-r.i.. pa-k- go SO l23i So rents 80
Ao Andy g. owner premises
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Cornirr Real estate for Sale.

ror,1. RESTRICTED s17E AND sELrcr SETTLE
MINT
corh,-,rr oc.an beanh arr r'n water hSny te-s'1~d
&C. modem improvement within forty I'VE minutes
., S.v York ~ special private boat serves or many
,u-raco ARD elevated rnilrohdf -.
Nm known people have erected fancsorne COZ
,.e-- and additional plots now h-nr or-red lo'
--,ve.. upoa Ic-ptona5!- terms. with 'aes subject
F1r particulars o, ground ga. Ard r-ns OF ,oa ,s
.,-fv = NORTON POf$T LAND COMPANY. -n5 MOI
49, Q, Rrooklyn: 10 Liberty a.. New YORK
WILLIAM r. RAE CO.. General As-nta
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t.OITNWfAI thkNtF sFi II 81
c,r,., Ara-r~r eight MONS. elevator s--vlcs; hest
,,--.-'- - ara hof supply: re-, 81 60 Also
.-rer -r-rr- 30 Superintendent on prem
i,.. r- M.TROfpi-TAS IMPRo| LMENF 'oNFANi'
iad Erng4Hay-
I,ffystl-AS on DENTIST . good standing can hnd
.,., connecting IONS WIKI private r1'n on the hrs,
rso- < .'Tre H4''ari hr-al"ny ana f1,y et
$50. Handsomely ant rcv.y Dec rated ans plnmoeo'
i-,rreii,'s ,.s-e-son. Apply 80 o"rs ~ premises
4. WEST iO3D ST near central farS one epal,lh..,;
u -. a.. orf-- steam heat ho' water rooms and
ta,h al Improvement rent Moderate
OO-TI or lsi WfSi' i'ght IONS ana MN G S,r
SU he,' ani hot water - 20 go MAl-'lH -
DER ~ Boulevard. rear s2i 81
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BrcokInn properin &c Get.

yr,o LIT ~ BROOKLYN. Tarior f1or ard Basement
--.rs rri~rn ,nrt.r'eur-- large garden wiih fruit
ga r,cr.hly % small family. po's@ssoH Immediately
et1 Jg--air.e-- -. neAr Ralph ave T. station
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subserptisrs fox Tns r1sun.
:; door north OF 3st-s until oclo;k m; advertise
osce rates Until O'Clock o. m, viz "a s;h . .
cor c3d-st l52 oth-aye. lh st. Mays. eth-avs.
ara iithr: lar Columbus West 6sh-st 100
IVES. 42a-st near 9Th. ave. % East i.th-c 81 West
bstween S,h J3 East SIth-st; .33S
ave between 10Th and nth sts l.o28 Sd-ave..
6i.rst 7OS lst-ave sothss.: ESQ sd-ave. near
tt "a ave DO Peecker-sc.: S25 Reecker-St;
eos cdcve oi0 East I9h-st 1874 3d-ave $50 Sd-ava
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DED 20" LINE,
1SFcr Ia Guayra Puerto cabeiio. Curacao and Marc
caibo via Caracas.
'-O' From Robert Pier. Brooklyn.
BR g g. IAAUGHTON. Saturday. April =
" BOULTON. BLISS DALLETT.
General Managers. No. l35 Front 81
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FOR COLON connecting with lines TO Port Hmoo,
savan,la Cartagena- PANAMA, SAN FRANCISCO and
Pacific Ports OF cENTRlA.. AMERICA. MEXICO and
steamers sail from foot West 2zth,r.. y.
FOR rates Apply conprny once. 20 Broadway
r. l. WALKER, Traffc Manager.
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DOMINION LINE.

ALO OOMINIO-~ LI-VH
~ DAILY TO NORFOLK.
For Ola Point Comfort Norfolk Newport News pstsrs.
burg, Portsmouth Primers Point. Richmond virsinis
Beach. Va. and Warrington D. G. Freight and passen-
day except saturday. at P. NJ. and Saturday a. p u
" l. CUILLAUDEU vice-Prest and Trafnc 4gr.
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EUROPE, HOLY LAND, ROUND THE
JOLLAND-AMERICA LINE

A EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
A received their Uptown ONCE No l242 Broadway.
until o'clock .. advertise
-anr. received at following branch Offices
.rtcs urr!l 3 clock viz: S+ sthave. q.
cor pad St: I52 6th-ave. I2thst Mays 6t-avs.
Columbus near W est o6th ST. 100
~, acd 81, near 6th-ave i%th-st.: c5y West
Ias AZ between eth and sth ayes. l59 East <7th-st.
Daily camera., 1898-09-02
Holland and Her Colonies.

1t is not the 6ercest nations that have
been the greatest successes at colonlz'ng
and getting rich out of gentle toll. Next
to England, little phlegmatic Holland has
the most valuable colonies in the world.
She still holds Java, containing 25,ooo.'
600 people, and although the natives are
Malays they are very loyal. She also
has other rich possessions in the East,
the island of Sumatra being four times as
large as Cuba, and the island Of Celebes
being larger than all New England, to
say nothing OF her six islands in the
West Indies and her possessions in South
America and Africa. The good natured
Netherlanders, like the British. have held
on to their profitable territory by keep
ing the spirit of trade alive rather than
the spirit of autocracy, and avoiding the
levy of murderous taxes, with nothing in
return to compensate.-Boston Globe.
Daily camera., 1898-09-02
BIKE CRAZE AND RENTS.
How Selling the Wheels on the IN
| stallment Plan Has Affected
| Real Estate.

"a real estate office is not the Klon-
dixie that one would suppose, judging
from the number of men entering the
business" The speaker was success
full downtown real estate agent.
"Profts," he continued, have been
whitfield down almost to the vanish
ing point by competition and changed
methods which ii has brought about.
Not to speak of the reduced commits
sions, an innovation which has mate
rally lessened the real estate agents
chief item of revenue is the weekly
payment Of rents, system that
sprang up only about year ago, but
has rapidly extended to nearly all
rented properties paying from six to
twenty-five dollars month.
Tenants formerly stepped up to the
Office with more or less regularity
once month. Now we have to go after
them once week-frequently several
times each week-to collect the week
ly proportion of the monthly rental.
This entails the employment of extra
men for that express purpose and a
vast deal of extra Office work besides.
The weekly payment habit was first
fostered by the installment houses
and the industrial insurance com
panies. With respect to these it had a
logical basis, but it extended to coal
and pianos and crayon portraits, and
finally to bicycles.
SIT was the bike craze, coupled per-
haps with the rise of the strictly
cheap-for-cash grocers, that forced
real estate agents to take rents in
weekly portions. A workingman s
household paying in weekly INSTALL
ments for piano, velvet carpet and
plush-covered furniture for the par
lor and '98 model wheels for the whole
outfit, from the old man down to the
kid, can't get sufficiently ahead to pay
whole months rent in advance. So.
in the case of perhaps Is per cent. of
the smaller properties, we have to take
it in weekly dribs and glad to get it. -
Philadelphia Record.
Daily camera., 1898-09-02
BARBED WIRE IN WAR.
Much of 1t Was Used by the Span
iards in Making "Trochas"
or Abatis.

Many accounts of the operations near
Santiago and other places in Cuba show
that barbed wire plays an important
part in the defense of the island. 1t
has been known ever since the revolu-
tion began in Cuba that the Spanish
trocha or dead line was marked with
barbed wire, but until the United States
troops reached the island there were
only indistinct ideas as to how the
wire was used and to what extentit be
came an impediment to an invading or
opposing force.
1t was believed by many that these
| barbed-wire abatis were simply wire
fences of from four to eight feet high,
but it has been found that they are
not built on the fence plan. The wire
is stretched from tree to tree at ir-
regular heights. Sometimes strand
will be fastened to stump, and from
there to height of eight or ten feet
on tree, then down again>to the next
tree to a height of three or four feet
from the ground. In this way hedges
with six or eight strands of barbed wire
are run along for miles, the construc-
ton being so irregular that one never
knows where to look for the individual
strands. The whole forms formid-
able barrier.
This style of abatis is popular in all
southern countries, and has been used
wherever there has been war since
barbed wire became commercial COM
modify. The only thing like barbed-
wire hedge used in the civil war was
| telegraph wire hedge at the siege of
Knoxville.
| 1t has been said by the Cuban and
South American leaders that the barbed
wire is superior to wood abatis made
from limbs of trees. because the wood
can be torn to pieces by artillery fire.
and once down the forces can march
through the breach. 1t can also be set
on fire. The barbed-wire abatis can
not be destroyed in that way, and it
has been suggested that a dynamo
might make the collection of wire
strands exceedingly hard to handle
But it does not appear that scientific
methods have been employed by the
Spaniards. and their wire hedges were
simply irregular, obstinate and most
uncomfortable things which yielded
however, to the nippers with which the
troops were supplied
The large manufacturers of barbed
wire say that while great quantities of
their product We're sent to Cuba dur
ing the last two years, they have no
means of knowing how much of it was
used in building defensive works They
discredit the report that the American
expedition to Manila carried many tons
of barbed wire to be used in building
hedges similar to those used in Cuba.
They believe that much wire has been
sent there, but they say that it will be
used for purposes of peace and not for
WARN. Y. Tribune.
Daily camera., 1898-09-02
How To Look Good.

Good looks are really more than skin
deep, depending entirely on healthy
condition of all. the vital organs. If the
liver is inactive, you have bilious look
if your stomach is disordered, you have
dyspeptic look; if your kidneys are af
feoted, you have apinched look. Secure
good health, and you will surely have a
good looks. Electric Bitters" is good
Alternative and Tonic. Acts directly on
the stomach, liver and kidneys, purifies
the blood, cures pimples. blotches and
boils, and gives good complexion.
Every bottle guaranteed. Sold at
Streamer's Drug Store. 50 cents per
bottle.
Daily camera., 1898-09-02
Eel-shaped Life Preservers.

A practicable life preser"er, or life
float. at last seems to have been in
vented, which meets all the deficiencies
that have therefore characterized
devices of this nature. The difficulty
with most contrivances for this pur-
pose is. primarily-espeGally in the
case of cork waistcoats-that they are
SO bulky as to impede action to a very
considerable degree, if not altogether;
but this is avoided in the new belt,
known as the Louiton float, which. as
explained and illustrated in the
French journals, has the appearance
of Conger eel with eonscal ends.
Made of sheet rubber, it passes round
the neck, across the chest and round
the waist, and can be inflated in one
minute by the mouth; its weight is
about one pound, and it is alike fiexi-
BILE, light and easily placed in position.
IN. Y. World