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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
OVER THREE THOUSAND BIDS.
INSCRIPTIONS BY THE HUNDRED FOR
THE WAR LOAN STILL RECEIVED
DAILY AT THE SUB-TREASURT


Several hundred subscriptions for the new war
loan In sums OF 500 or less were received at the
sub-Treasurv Yesterday. but the number or apph
cants was not as large as on several or the cay
Of last week This Is due. perhaps 10 'he Lac
that more small subscribers are aVsh'ns the'h-
selves Of the offer OF the banks ana paNhi"s III i'
10 receive their applications and money ana iot-
ward ,heu, without charge 70 Washington. put II
,s attributed more particularly 10 the fac' ina
rulv Is near az hard. when interest," VIII oe 'i''-
tied on all the savinGs banks deposits Ait"r INA,
ds,e Il is believed at the Su5-Treasury. there viii
be a rush 70 buy bonds on the part OF saNinES-
hank deposi,ors. who, having secured their regular
,nteres, and being still as certain Of getting theT
honda as If they had subscribed on the irst daN
the issue was offered to the public. Will ne ANXIOUS
10 invest part Of their savings in the ne" pei
cent bonds which are non-taXahie. ara Whlth -"
readily bA disposed OF at premium OF : 10 . per
cent II the purchasers should not desire to hoi'
them The amount Of business done At the SUD
Treasury I'm the war bonds yesterday coud Ho' pe
learned but II is said that the total number oi
applicatons thus far accepted Is about tnirF-'"'
hundred end that the subscriptions siill ''n''hu"
10 average nearly 500
There were rumors again yesterday ~ projects
for forming additional war-loan synni'ates' i''
amounts ranging all the way up 10 50 "rt,'. tn'
none of them could he traced 70 p deHi'l'r i''"
lion But even II none should be iorm'd. u l,a
hem certain for several days mat the present issue
will he oveIsubscrhed several times ne t''S.iil
talsts and great financial institutions are rpulh.
into the Treasury in n mighty food whlcn cdn'o, -,
vet be- measured accurately. one lare" S""I
subscriptions. II suggested Yesterday "uu.I
he found 10 be the conspicuous mihonaiIcS ht'
tho wealthy estates all over the country, 70 Wh'Cn
leaving out OF account patriotism AZ inollNc ~.
.,Le.rih,ro tho nresenf war loan at per cent
must present Itself an attractive investment w
~ THc IocaI hanks have not yet decided upon IN"
method 10 he employed ia stamping cnetKS lnt
general impression seems 70 be NAV IN, .ta''or
vii he nrnted direct the checks. the stdtohet
who make the cheokbooks sending them 70 "@,m.
inrfop for that purpose. and the banks 90 t.n,
their customers on delivery Of each book d Sum
equal to that represented by the total numter ~
checks at two cents each. contained IN the 'n''h-
book The siationors. u is said VIII receive nHn
The Government a commission OF - on cac" ''"v
OF stamps thus ordered printed ,.,
The Governing Committee - n" Siorh ~ "a W
at lis meeting tomorrow. will decide "h''he' d"
broker or the customer snail pay Up" i'N l,1''
by the War Revenue law upon stock tiAn7d' 'l"'.,
and will also take up the question or the ''N Oh
call loans
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BIDS EXCEED ALL EXPECTATIONS.

Washington June c5-Aiihough the amount u
tho subscriptions 10 the new rer cent loan = not
made public II is officially stated thaf u exceeds
All expectations THIS IS particularly true Of TIE
larger amounts The number ~ subscriptions i"-
co,ved for sums ~ $50 and less IS large. bur the
Department wishes 81 thoroughly understood M
the public that even should the whole Joan 10
sbscrbed FOR several time over IN lars" amounts
s-erv sl,bscripfion Of g. or Jess VIII - accepted
al once. all small amounts viii take I9r,"i'
In the all0,rnents over large ones. \ FnrFrripiDr
for 500 1900 has been received from q prominent
NE Insurance company of New- YORK inr .os4ng
certified check FOR $Jto) as required hf me 4'S"-
la;iors governing tho placing u tho loan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
INIT. MAYER GETS THE BUccANEER.

Washington June 2oTo Lieutenant y. y. Mayer
has been given tn, command Of the dispatch boa
Buccancer. which was rendered the Government by
W 4. Hearst. OF The New York Journal" for use
during the present war Lieutenant Mayer up to
the time OF his assignment, had been connected
with the Naval Observatory IN Washington. Mr.
Hearst has offered TO cothe and provision the crew
Of the Bu"hanc'r while II Is In the service OF the
Government tho latter only providing for and fur
nishing The Officers.
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Az Account CALLED FOR.

Washington June OR Representative Lewis. OK
Washington. has introduced resolutions calling on
the Secretary Of the Navy for detailed information
as 10 all contracts since March last for purchase
OF steamers ships and transports. and al other
bids or applca atoms of purchase now being con-
s!dored and the Secretary OF War as 10 all con-
tracts or arrangements with railroads or vessels
for transportation OF soldiers. equipment aud ac-
coutrements. including manner OF payments, all
contracts rendered and bids offered.
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A CP4VK WRITES To ADMIRAL FPBEN
WARNS HIN THAT ONE OF THE HARBoF MINES
SHOULD BE TORN IT

Rear-Admlral Erhcn. who commands the coast
defence Geets. the recipient OF letter yes'er-
dav from n crank IN regard 10 the mines defending
tho channels leadirg into this Aarh'r 10 f"'-
war1ed the letter n NJ jcr Henry NJ Adams. who
has charge 81 herbor defences for the War De
parfr4 n, and they held conference upon the
subject Of the communication.
T. read a. follows:
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BILL FOR A VIEW NIAGARA BRIDGE.

WASHINGTON June % Senator Frye. from the
Committee on Commerce. to-day reported without
amendment the bill which has already passed the
House granting permission TO the Niagara River
l3ridce Company 10 build bridge across the NJ
agara River at Grand Island.
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PORTSMOUTH TO BE / CO4LTNG STATION.

Portsmouth, y II. June 0.-Rear-A Admiral Bclk-
nap, L. :. y. Captain Allen Y. Reed. L. s. X,
and Lieutenant Brooks [. s y. arrived AZ the
Navy Yard this noon. 10 arrange for making this
station u coal distributing point.
Tho Board inspected the processes by which
four vessels discharglng. ana later discussed
plans by which II Is proposed to make this OF
lie principal coang stations on the Atlantic Coast.
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THE OFFICERS OF THE HARVARD AND THE
YALE.

Washington. June .0-The naval orders to-day
contained tho formal announcement mat oolI'n,s.
s rad hoo, assl -red 10 volunteer officers Of the
auxiliary varshlps. the Yale and the Harvard. no"
wing a, Hampton Roads The officers are also as
signed formally 70 tho places when theX nave rS SO
a. re.l informally on board Of the ships. r.
-'...., ~ .t,h vessel be made comWOlorc m IN"
,.nit'toor rayv tho Least position In which his pay
would approximate that received WIZ" "' "'' ~
the merchant n lrlne.
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A PENSION FOR MRS. GRlDLEY PROPOSED

Washington. June Representative Davcn-
port. Of Pennsylvania has introduced bill
granting pension Of 500 a month to Harriet
V. Gridley widow OF the late Captain Charles
V. Grdey. who commanded the flagship Olym-
pia in the battle OF Manila.
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MANHATTAN BEACH TRAINS

Leave New York foot OF saith S.. Z. r. Weekdays
30. 40. 1880 A. NJ. 1910. az 40 p. NJ on race = N
. 7 J Co. 10. $50 go. $40. 40 80 o'V' W.
100 80 SO O. 80 and 1910 P. NJ Leave Ne" -
foot Whitehall St. Via S9th St. Brooklyn fss's, n,.
DAYS 200 500. 900 1000. 100 4. n -, Ia y, racs
~ % II 40 on days 9. l. J. 60 100 H'-y CO
days e. I. J. c.. l4o 600 on race days- "a : % 90
90 3 90 $40. 20. 500 5 40. go 10" ~ ''
and 40 p. NJ.
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AYF>S--l5

Mr. White suggested that Mr.. DAVIS 'no'e 90
ovocr,,ve session. Pending the disposition OF tho
,o,,or which Mr. Davis made at once. some rou-
tine business was transacted
A Joint resolution concerning the purchase %
law books books Of reference and WORKS I LOT uie
Military Information Bureau OF the war Depef'-
" The Senate then at 5:35 p. n went into execu-
Ar SO D. m. the Senate adjourned
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TIE PRAIRIE ~ PORT.
HER CREW TIRED OF SCOUT DUTY AND ANXtor'
FOR A CHANCE TO GET IN ACTION

HER GREW TIRED OF SCOUT pUTI md ANNI0T7
FOR A CHANCE TO GET IN ACTION
The United stltes auxiliary cruiser Prairie IS now
anchored off Tomplinsville. staten Island. ar the
Government anchorage She arrived on SandF
Hook early yesterday morning but did not r"ach
her anchorage un'N nearly neon She was COM
PEELED to wait outside f0r no .orge fleet NJ boats
which filed the channel or their way out
The Prairie. which vas fcrmeIiv tho Morgan Line
steamer Ey Sol has 6ocn on p sour weeks scout
ing cruise along the North Atlantic Coast She Is
in charge Of Commander J c. Train. L 5. y. and
is manned by sailors from the Massachusetts, Naval
Reserves II H. not known how .ong she Will re-
main IN port where she will 90 after leaving
here but II Is probable that her men may see some
active duty in a short time. All the men board
are anxious TO join the feet II cuba. and they
hope they may have the good fortune Of the New
York Reserves on the Yankee. The men on the
Prairie have been thoroughly drilled AT gun prac-
tice while scout duty and feel confident that
they do good work II an opportunity is given
I'D
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THE xAHANT GOES OFT FOR Gun PRACTICE
Tho ola single-turreted monitor Nahant. "hion
has been living of Tompk.nsyille. staten Island.
ever since the war broke out. Yesterday steamer
down % SANDY Hook The boat II IS expected wiz
-, ,,,ro for ,broA DAYS and will have target
nrlC'i.e ,yifh her old l5-lnch smoohoore guns NJ
monitors crow have been comp aiming OF thelT II
ar.i,Ifv having 20 remain n anchor, dong morn
ing hui ecruhhng decks and painting the snip
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COLUMBIA At DELAWARE BREAKWATER

Philadelphia, June 2).-The United States cruiser
Columbia which sailed for New-York yesterday ar
rived at the Delaware Brenkwater 39o this after
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second call for additional telegraph operators
for the Volunteer Signal Corps has beeen issued.
The recruiting for the requisite number will be
carried on at the "a sigma Corps Armory. at No
s0l Dean-st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
4 NEW NICARAGUA CANAL BILL
THE GOVERNMENT TO UNDERTAKE TO
BUILD THE CANAL

Washington, June 2O-The senate Oo'""'''eo
on the Nicaragua Canal to-day agreed 70 rePo''
bill providing for the construction Oh '"o
Nicaragua Canal but on lines entireIY o'i'elc"'
from those Of bills previously reported inc
hill authorized to-day practically provides foT
,hA construction Of the canal by the United
S,.+es The Maritime Canal Company Is 70 be
continued in existence but all the stock is 70 be
held by the governments ot the United states.
Nicaragua and Costa Rlca ne mn pIoNIues
for tho nayment Of s. 600 600 10 the present
Stockholders for the work already performed
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Troro5hls.
,>NcocrIS.NINT~s sTpFET
4 RAIY BUILDING, WHITEHALL SlnH

A RMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL sln noss
New York city June II. is9s-sesle1 i.,pck noon.
In trplicate will received here until u
June a. isaS and then opened. for suppyns - he Tad
Medicines and Dressings specified In schedule ",sh,
at this Office The United states reserves t Ssrsof
reec, accept all proposals OF any p,;c nrotu
Preference will be given articles OF doeS'' prs
ton or manufacture. conditions ~ quality az rnsna-
INCLUDING I'm the price foreign proinctl s au
factures the duty thereon) being equal
ing proposals should he addressed 10 A. > A'
n q. VI. General
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PROPOSALS FOR PAVING STREETS ANY,

AVENUES WITH SHEET ASPHALT AND As az rms
ri OCK OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, cr sps =
INSTRUCT OF COLUMBIA Washington June ~ "a until
SEALED PROPOSALS will b. received az n sing various
and with sheet asphalt sa ana ~
necessary Information may be- obtained AZ ussfx1 r.
John r. WIGHT JOHN W ROSS LAN'A'
mr. ACH COMMISSIONERS, u. L.
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CFATED PROPOSALS will be received at su'

- os.cs ., The House Engineer. Tonpkaths n
y Y until IL o'clock noon June md . noy' 81 ali kinds
onenei for shlng the materials and laoor Rome
for Inc erection and delivery OF ' scoord-
sroal Light House New York Bay New ua,s blank pro-
posas and other Information may be haa up
TO d +. HEAP. Lieut.. Colonel No''' ~
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No Other Like It
Testimony From Thousands of
Weli-knOwn People.
ENDORSED BY PHYSICIANS.
Every Bottle Guaranteed.

Marblehead August i6. 1897.
r,.ar str-Bo-,h. "Hyome the best remedy / havv
e,s- red for colds the head. caarrh and bronchial
arect.dns have recommended 1t - friends. who
,~ ,,Ai Il concur in my estimate OF It's value verv
truly yours. h'" 'T-" ~ '-'' IT.
1T CTRES BY INHALATION.
Sold all druggists . sem ny mhh r'iO' hyomAr'
10 Extra bottles. oOc
THE r. T. BOOTH CO.,
Actor Court building. 33rd ST. next Waldorf
Astoria Noten. New York.
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DEPRESSED?
TRY
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(MARIlNi yviUG)
THE IDEAL TONIC.
Mariani Wine is tonic prepared upon
truly scientific principles. Il contains absolutely
no injurious properties. II has been endorS'"
bv more than 5000 American physicians.

no injurious properties. II has been endorS''
nv more than 5000 American physicians
Mariani Wine gives power to the brain
strength and elasticity to the muscles an"
richness to the blood. II Is promoter OF gooa
health and longevity
Mariani Wine is specially indicated for
General Debility. Ovcrwork Weakness from
whatever causes Profound Depression ana bN-
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Marieni Wine dispels Summer Pros'ration ana
guards against faintness
Mariani Wine is invaluable for over
worked men. delicate women. and scky chit
drcn L eoothes. strengthens and sustains tho
system and braces body and brain. Try IT,
r, those Who nlu kindly T1te ~ MARIAN 4
80, 20 Wos. i.fh street Nov York CITY. will bo s"ni
froe book obtaining portraits with "ndorsemen'' Of I'm
rerors Empress Princes. Cardinals. Afohh'hop' ana
.thcr Interesting matter
Al druggists Avon 9u"s"'N''"s
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WONDERFUL BEAUTIFIER.

THE BEST AND PUREsr FACE WASH:
removes wrinkles. blackheads and pim-
pies. PAPKE T05 8th-ave.
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uoSpITAJ FOR ANNALS.

NETWORK VETERINARY HOSPITALS
M yNesz o5th-st: telephone 43l-lSth.
Treatment boarding, clipping and wash
ing: also managers Canine Cemetery
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IIARDW AR T..

1o1nnnnn/.OIrrI|/ /~0(I-|(|~-~~N|-~~@0N1
HARDWARE for store. shop. ofiice hote'
and home use OF standard quality. JAS
u DPAEE'S SONS. - 4th-aNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06

MANUFACTURERS Of Toilet Articles.
billiard Balls Checks, Miniature ivory
repairlrg In all branches a specially. A
Joseph KAPP SONS IVORY CO., ia
-
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HAIR FACE AND NAILS.

.n.rlnconNoOnN ON.NNNNNN NNN0NNOON
MISS HART will call at ladies' residences
keep scalp. face. nails. in p-riect eohul
,,on. monthly rates Address Miss HART.
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LOST.

LOST Rankbook No. 297 $40. on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having GAINS
upon said book is called upon 70 presen;
the same TO the bank within thirty days. or
the said book will be declared cancelled
ana ex;lngushed. and a new one issued IN
Hon thereof.
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MISCELLEANOUS.

~~~~~~~~O~o~o~~@>|>>~>>>>>>>>" -
IS 90 WILL Buy letter copying press, ~
mage COPYING book and quart copying
ini NATHAN'S Cut Rate Stationery
etnce 90 Fnlion-si.. New-Yolk.
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AWNINGS.
ALUMINIUM NOVELTIES.

ALUMINIUM SOUVENIRS in large variety
at KEYMOND & GO1TI,OB'S. wholesal-
sfs ana retailers. s3l Broadway, near 18th
st Downtown branch. 70 Cortlandt-s;..
Navar-eNer f1lcg
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

18TH ST. % WEST. - Private family Will
let Handsomely furnished parlor and bed-
room. also single room; gentlemen ohly
bath every convenience; rehned hone'
rrferenrer.
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BOARD WANTED.

LADY wishes to secure comfortable room
and breakfast for her German governess.
who Will In exchange give one hour daily
music German or French. Is. 5, l,2iZ
Broadway
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u.pnwooD MAyTELs & TILES

oN.NONNNHNNNNoDN0~
ELEGANT hard~ mantels. Sl2 up
frcplaces. gas logs. Showrooins ana iac-
tory DAG l'rCnt-st.. near Fulton Ferry.
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GARRETT CLEANING.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N--NoN~~~~~N0~|~O~I~
CARPETS cleaned by steam. BY hand or
on the floor Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co, ISIS broadway. AL East <sth-st..
coz Il BRANDT. Tel. 1c2-SSth.
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MEDALS AND BADGES.
MARIIs ADJUSTABLE CHAIR.

JOHN d LENNON. 20 Nassau st-Ath-
letic. bicycle. college and school me
presepfation medals speciality.
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ARTISTS MATERIALs..

sr>r,ST-c. MATERIALS. pictures and
Ak. .r,,ns large variety: moderate prices :
iAn',,,s,,ion givon customers. HART
ww,xS, 10 Union Square.
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MUSIC BOXES.

1851 -~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~>o>">N~
JACOT & SON. 30 Union Square. Music
Boxes from 35c. 10 $1,000. and large
line u Musical Novelties ana CucN''
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

DIAMONDS. precious stones and old goid
bought for cash. HAMRlCk q w.
Jewellers. $40 Broadway. New-fork.
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STORAGE.
sTr>oGRAPHERs & WRITER.

~~oOo-o~Do~~~~-ocoo~~oO >N~"No~o|'|"~"">oN>oO~oN
MISS NOODLE. 9G Broadway, does &C
ourate and nrst-cass work; bookleis'
circulars Telephone. 1901 'ort1ndi.
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS Don't pre-
mare Tor anv Civil Service examination
without seeing our illustrated catalogue
y, Information. Sent free. COLUMBlAN
CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE. wash
ington. u. 6.
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WINDOW SCREENS.

---~-~~---- --O~O~<O~~ONrN~
PATENT METALLIC WINDOW SCREEN
CO.. "a West 23d-st.--F!tting hne resi-
dences our specially. Write for catalogue.
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FOLDING BEDS AND COUCHEs.

-o~11o.On~noN-o~~ -~~~1>~~~~~~~~Oo~~
sPFCTALTIES IL FOLDING BEDS; 100
syles e. selec. from. FREDk ANS
LEY co. 3S West 1fth-st.
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DELICACIES AND FANCY GRO
CERES.

~o~N~~~~.NNNNNN~~o~
TODE & COMPANY. Importers. Wholesal"
and retail dealers in fancy groceries,
delicac!es. 1923 3d-ave.. cor. 6lst 81
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INDEIIHIE MARKING.

10r1rrro-rnn0r0 ONI|JO0.00||
INDELIBLE MARKING on shests' nap
kins, bandkerchIefs. etc. 25c. per dozen.
goods called for. SHAW MARTIN. otJ
6th-aye. Ret. 3sth md 30th SITS.
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UNDERTAKEN.

UNDERTAKING an EMBALMING in all
Its branches: many years experience:
nrst-class service; Satisfaction guaranteed
always open. HERMAN A. DEL1CS, Ios
Decatur-st. formerly u South Brookiynl
Telephone 22< East New-York.
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Ant PHOTOGRAPHS.

--orr.s Educational Carbon Photo
HtDuss arf!e;cally framed are unique
vsiaHs rrAd apo; end s Sa5si'i Illustrated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06

EXPERIENCED railroad. passenger and
station agent. telegraphcr. lineman. &C
aged q. married. good bonds and reter
ences wishes permanent position In Cuba
or other tropical climate: solicits cor.
respondence from railroad. express and
steamship companies or responsible hrms
wanting representation In above places
Address J. NJ, 102 Division-st.' trenton
y. j.
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SIDE LINE or LOCAL AGENTS-Factof'y
reducing staff Of travelling statesmen WIZ
grant commissions on uncovered gfvum,'
New York tiiy
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SSEs.

--~~->~~-->-~~-~~ -N-~<-~<~co~o<~r>~~0-
BUY your Truss~s. Band
N 'Res. Elastic Stockings
I%N and optical Goods Of GEO.
N,S.aN +. LEYH. % Broadway.
N%x1 Brooklyn. l.. D.; IS years
expc.lence
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WHITE ENAMELLED LETTERS.

WHITE ENAMEL LETTERS for WINDOW
lettering. DO not tarnish or chanse
color; special designs furnished. all work
guaranteed. SlfEARMAN. 81 Fulton-st.
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BIrTLER and vALET.-By a thoroughly
experienced man; where footnan Is Kept
or assistance given preferred; good refer
ences Address q. A., 433 Pacihc-st..
Brooklyn.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
A FEW ADDITIONAL APPkHN -, -
viii be received by r. Hoe x Co.. PRINT
in, r-ees manufacturers, 70 learn the ma
chinist trade in It's various branches. A.
tendance at the firms evening schooi tnree
evenings each week - eNpectvG. Apply
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