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Lave Now Y0lk WhtFhaI IrrhllnaI. South Ferry ann
'' .paiy. Except sunday. :sundays
CHICAGO 't%o =. m. 'ii3 m. and az. IS night.
pITTgBuRG. - 20 .. 1890 ?. m ii45 D. rn
o.. u T. sht Hao trains from Liberty.t. ony).
',.ISs ISSATi. ST. Louis 1000 u m 1888 D. M
Nl.w ORLEANS. 'i35 p. Ohroush seeperI.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
To riiiLADEI|HiA. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE.
q 81 100, tDineD. '1l.30 a. 0Diner). tltO
A. nDlncr,. 1880 tpin@r. 'A55 Dner 'j53 p. aad
81. IS night NORFOLK eli 30 =.
Az Trans are Illuminated with Pinuch Light.
Offices III 1T2 .Gl. 53i 1894 Bdway, 81 F.. iith ST,
l2i IoHery y. y $50. 3ii Fulton Brooklyn. White
hall Terminal baggage checked from hotel or residence
10 dex
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uOAVD WANTED.

= ~->>-~>Se S>>~|- >~-~sN-0>
WISH To RENT two or three rooms ana
bath unfurrishcd preferred. IN first class
hote' 49, houss. meals Ia ear PHI" pret''r'Y'
Address stating sizes of rooms ana t''"'''
f,ONl-DK1 30. -. Tribune Once.
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CVIROpODIsTS
DREsSMA KING.

~~~<<<~-~~~-~.~- ~>>>@--~~~~>>-@
fo...,. oY> cfh ave near 18th 81. Fine
F-re..ch lressmatirg. lat"sf imported mol
.ls for simmer gowns. latest skirts ana
eleeve4. ladies' own materials mnf" up
rema-ie fi-c. short notice. summer prices
cut THIS out.
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CARPET CLEANING.

-~->~y~ ~O~>N~oc- --.~-N>oooNoNrUoONo|V
CARPETS cleaned by rtenm. 10y hand or
on the Moor. careful Carpet Cleaning
Co. l55S Roadway AL Fast 4Sih ST.
COE < RHA%DT. Tel 30" SSH.
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IOSI.
NN0N~1N-0ON.~0NNNo0~,~ ~0-0>NN~No-~N>~~>~NN
LOST OR STOLEN Handbook No. 30s
plG - the German savings Bank IN the
CIV = Nsg York. corner tth ave AMI
ii'h ~. issued = august Rocmer. AZ
pcrsnrs Rrc .autionei against negotiating
fh. same n not returned - the bank On
the 9TH day - Serf~mb~-. i@'s. dugl
cate VII - iss.ed
LOST Bankhonk 40. GO 3ti. Bank for
savings. $50 Fourth ave. Sew York.
Payment stopped Please return book 20
hank.
LOST handbook ~. 10 SCI Bank for
saving $50 Fourth ave. New York
PAYMENT stopped. Plea return book Pro-
bans
LOST Pankhook so ~ p23. Bank '1r
saving 80 Fourth ave. New York
PAYMENT stopped Please return book 20
bnnh.
LOST handbook 40. 7to0S2. Rank ior
savings 80 = urih ave. New York
raymen, stopped Please return book -
bank
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ASSIGNIsE,S NOTICE.

->oooo>oo->>~c>~>Oo q.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN oHpf'h Inc
by Hon. L. Henry buero' one NV
Justices II the supreme court ~ SOS
York. on the 9Th day ~ Angus, md
notice IL hereby given e. all tr''l'' ,,;,l,ed
persons having claims AGAINST ln' or
States Foundry Company. d'h"s.s civ
poration. Lately doing business III w"
OF New York under said corporate, ,helr
that they are required 10 piesrn, AMY
claims with the vouchers thrte" or-
verified. on or before the 25th Gay "a an
toher. is9s to the subscriber lhe -, for
pointed assignee Of the said con- ",nce
the heneit ~ its creditors. al work
No. II South william street. Ne"
CITY. Borough 90 Manhattan. ,,os
Dated New York. August a,h, IT,
WILLIAM 4. ROSS. Asss"
PARKER n AARON.
Attorneys for Assignee.
u Wall St New York CITY.
ADVERTISEMENTS and saoscrlp'i,1,nn,
The Tribune received At heir Nrso,,h
once No. l242 Broadway. 2d door Syer-
Of 3lst-st until . o'clock y. m, Inch
tl,ements received at the following r"siock
Offices az regular Office rates until s,SSs|st;
u. M. viz: 2Jt sth ave, :. e. cor. s,h-
l5o ,jth- ave. cor. iath-st.. Macy rsaf
ave. and i4th-st.. AZ Columbus -aN,,, sth-
West rcth-st iO6 West i.a-st:. ga s..
ave: o. East ltth-st.: @o' Nest 9TH
between Tth and sth ayes. l3v fasa ,ith
AZ 33S Sd ave-, between Iuth a rcs ist-
ets. /. O26 "a ave. near Glst-st'' -, lit>
ave. near spth-st. $50 81 ave. nss'
o.. 55i 81 ave-: 80 Bleeeker"
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received nj their Uptown
once No 1922 Broadway. 81 door north
~ 3ist-st. until o'clock .. m; adver-
tlsements received at the following branch
ofncer at regular Office rates until O'Clock
D. m viz. . "a sth-ave.. =. ., cor. 23d-st
i5o 9th ave. cor. l2th-st.. Mays. 9th
ave. and i4th-st.. i42 columbus-sve.. near
IVES, s8th-st: 100 West +2d-st.. near 9th
ave a2 East ifth-st.. 81 West 42d-st..
between 7th and sch aves. 1850 East 9th
a.: .33s 80 ave. between 10Th and 77th
-: O26 ?d- ave. near 6ist-st.: LOS lat
.yo scar s9th-s, ESQ 3d-ave.. near Ais:
e.: oSS 3d-ave.. 30 E.eecker-s1
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Railroads

PENNSYLVANIA
7AILROAD
sr ,rro>.e ,o,, o, WEST TWENTY THIRD STkEEI
and DEsBROSsES and CoRTLANDT srK E aor1iand,
s,,eots IS ten minutes tina, given oeo" '''
Twenty ;hlrd stree, station. r..,o- chr
100 A. VI. FAST MAIL, Pullman Bune irs - chi
New YorS to fitts5urs. Sleeping car iH"sou's " 0'
ago. y. coaches to ri''sbHrs;; ,r ,,d Cleveland.
VI W. rE AS Conn
Pare o Ne Tcass D@ @reand TSiedo cincinnati Ind
20 ,'T:l, s. Ao es;3 g. h% n' ST LOUIS EXPREss-
$50 r. VI WfsTarX fxFHEss.- Fo' cle'e'""d' chi
80 r. VI 1901 s6r 81 EXPRESS For PITTS
~ "'f c, r. fAc TP4s"f@i rssnrs and
.caso connecS FOR Gys2niR; eaSepp Rane
Sleeping New York Altoona East i"'S o coaches
turg and points West. daily except Su'"''' '
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
'a2o coneressonal Linn all PsT'oI s5o
Dining Carsi. 42o ,Dinrg 'ar 90 n,n Dining
car' a. ~ q 20 congress Lin. all p ,1' s9G i
Iia.nE .Cars'. % dining car' 40 "''n'"s ''''
sdtrIiEF,i RAffi.WAY-rxp7ess 4.2o ?. m 2oS night
ATINNTIc COAST LINE Express go A. T" anu
c4EsAfE%KE ONO RAILWAY yo 40 ? m. ds5's m
ATXrir % p m DAYS pssS5 ,.G ram am
'of'aud' streets 2 p. M Through ,.o,hned
Buffet Tarlor Cars. Passenger 'oach anu
Coach. --,,nh Pullman
cArg, MAY,-l:'o 2. m week days Through ''''''''
Long Branch Aslury Tnrk Gnteraken SunqnSs, ,hirl
Grove AMI Point Pleasant from Vs. .,,,r;,ys oniU
stree; Station, $50 II 30 900 "a "a . 90
22o go : 90 80 4 80 $50 m. sunday t.,~,,o,d,
n m. 40 m from D@shr'fses anu o,i,I
Streors). as 40 a. m. 1911 90 SAeel,ys IL
$50. $40. $40 40. $40 7co p 10 S'n'"SS' '''
e45 4. m, Is 2.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 20 80 20 $40 20 go renna lAmncs n 10
dining car, i" 90 dining carr llio q IN L., 20
. so 3jO 40 20 N'n'ng Car) 4 ~ 'l'n,h srniays
Dining Car. 90. $50 =. m, l-', w -, 20 'nn,nr
so 20 SO q 20. go ,Iimr~di. ~ r,y,,r 80,
Carr 4. m. Dining carr, 800. :" ~" =,
80 Dining carr. $50 dining tar. -" SOW = III
Tcke Giles Nos 4ei 1895 1929 III and ,1i n'Saa
wav. I Aston House. West TwfntF 'hrN $50
fon and stations foo; ~ pestrosses hhn ,n
street, Court street SEQ Fulton Si'"e' ~ ~
pcnusylyania station. Ffo"Nlfn, 80,
jersey CITY The York Transfer COMPANY WI '',I
for and check baggage from hotels ana f's''e"'r'
through tesfnato0. . ,..,..,,.
Telephone ie7i Eighteenth Street FOR Penn'y'Vana
Railroad cab Service.
7 T. HUTCHINSON IL "''p
- .l,er,f v,reee- Pass'r Ag~n'.
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MOSQUITO AND INSECT EN
TEVMINATOR.

Kills bedbugs. moths. ants. reas. reaches
Bottle. 10. Hall gallon. 81. Gallon. -
sALI.ADE 4 co. 80 ". 2ith st. y. Y.
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Old GOLD & SILVER WANTED
SEND Us your old gold. jewelry. sc. We
send certified check FOR full value there
OF. Bank reference. Established 1922
GEORGE -. JOYCE. ?" Fulton-st
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL.
Railroads.

NEW UVuN u 6V 81 ~ -
Al through trains stop at Albany. rnea- syracuse
Trains leave ,irand Contra. Station follows:
$50 hM N'i sr :Ff.' fx S%Riasy
Essaa rs s N 5 r. T0 10 1r gs 800
,rot. II 10 p VI Limited to its seating capacity' .o
SOB MIpApIR9NPAcKs LOO ISLAE sSta NNp
S.45 M-FAsT NAIL Dany~For Buffalo Niagara
$40 a M.~sARAToGA AND MONTREAL SPECIAL
daily except sunday. , t.
1910 May ENTREES except N- s ss,s no,h fc
LOO P -soJ'TiiwEsTERN LIMITED and -, I'll
nat, n SpES Ie and I' chcaso
$50 p M-TROY AND SARATOGA sPEClAl. ''-
800 e', IAKE s6 AGsn EM nk ana
train TO chicago via Lake shore. Due Cleveland
,:i5 A. NJ. due Chicago 100 p. NJ Sleeping and par
600 P M.HwEsTERN EMPRESS Daily-FOr Nj
Montreal and, accept Saturday. FOR Ottawa
7.4O p M~AplRoNpACK MOI NTAIHs THo LIAM nSANp
s.4n M;2Bi; FFXIo ASp soUTnwEsTrE:RRN:
c,.v srE14 nay-FGT Rgr3Io S "a Tu,i FANS
300 MLsP Pf;cna ndansBB0MA ff D.ysi..p
Ing car only for pointe on FL Brook Ry' Via
9.15 P M--PAcIrIc EXPREss paiiy-Fo! OGDEN
burg. Cape Vincent Nlaeara Falls Cleveland T
1910 nght.-MID&IGHT EXPRESS For chicago
,,c,,. eTeSy night, esceP, sunda, nights sunday
HARLEM DIVISION.
onS A. NJ and 1927 p. M-Daily. except Sunday. 10
wasns a.c su9 cs on 9r IN at "2@ a RAM.
Trains illuminated With finiscn Ilgh,
"a b %ssRts of'f gIs's c:sTf
2ss GsIumsus 81 wes l2''h S. i2:ss s.; sia9n
ana ana ios srSsdxay E Be- Hok ' and
Telephone "27fo Thiry-eishth street :or NewIoIk
s.ns. y Ca az. 'ye oheHa o ho
GEORGE H. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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FORECLOSIRE SALES.


NEW YORK SUPREME cor Rr. 'ognty
= New York samuel 'ir--nDilm ana
Nathan Siraus. a. Trustees. F.ainuNs'
against Jeanne l.. Tay.or - a" DEFEND
ants
closure and sale. day made and entered
I'm the above entitled action. bearing cae
the An day - August, l>'>. !, ne Lnle-
signed. the referee IN SAID llfgmeh,
named viii sell al public au. r. AZ tns
New York Real Estate salesro1m. ". III
Broadway. In the Borough = Nanhattsn,
IN the CITY and county = New ! TX, n
the Bis, day ~ August. lse>. AZ = COCK
noon on thar day. hy Peter +. Meysf,
auctionror. the premises directed hy sai!
judgment 70 he Sold and therein describes
follows.
All tina, certain lot. piece or pare: Of
land. situate. lying ana being n ne ~.
tenth Ward ~ the '.ty - New YORK. ana
bounded and described a. follows ResA.
rlng AT point IN the North'riv side o,
WASHINGTON Place. distant Twenty ave
fo.t and two inches Westerly y N Ws
NnrihweSterly corner - Green" street ana
Washington Place. running Whence North
vardlv. parallel with Greene street ~
rearly So. and part - the distance through
"A marty wall one hundred fe'i. ineN'e
Westward.N. parallel win NHsni'E' n
Place Twenty Ave feet and w. N -:
thence Southward.y. parallel Win 'icene
Street or nearly 50. and part ~ ne o..
,arre through a party VA. one nnnirrd
Zee, 10 IN. saN Nor,herlv SIDE . Wash
lrgton Place. and thence Eastwariiy alohs
the sail Northerly side - WASHINGTON
Place Twenty i've feet and Two in'hes 70
the p,int or place ~ beginning. beng u.
PREMISES now known As Numoer 20
cTwsnty i've, East Washington Place
Dated New York CIV. Augusi ~ Two
JOHN J. McCAILFN IT.,
HAYS. GREENBAIM & HERSHFlhl'p'
Attorneys fnr Plaintiffs.
NJ. al Broadway.
Borough ~ Manhattan.
New York CITY.
Tho following Is a 4 'acrar - ~ POP.
erty referred 10 In the foregoing notice 7"
sac:
No. IS East Washington Pace
\ !. =. / !
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The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once. No. l.2i2 Broadway. 81 door north
% 3lst IT.. until o'clook y. m. adver-
tisements received at the following branch
offices at regular Office rates unit. , O'Clock
p. m, Wa 2JA 9Th ave-. r. t. cot. I'D st.
i5a Gth-av-.. cor i.th-s;.. Macs 9th
ave. and iith-st.. it2 Columbus ave. near
West d6th ST. tC6 West +:dst.. near 9th
ave ~ East l+th-st.: ~ West 42d-st..
between 18th and sth ayes. l5a East nth
st.. ,33S Sd ave between 10Th and 18th
SITS. 1923 I'd ave. near dis, ST.: l. los lst-
ave-. neal S9th-st.. CSC 80 ave.
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HARDWOOD MANTELs a TILES

ELEGANT hardwood rnbn'sl.. si2 vp.
fireplace. sas logs. shoPr'om- and FAC
tory .46 Front. 1t. near Fulton Ferry.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks .Es % Pnsumans Ssssa
and South Ferry. Whitehall -
Trains leave foot Of Liberty st.
on and after June &c. 1895
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk q e.
to Eastonl. 545. q 80 to Eastonl r NJ Sunday $780,
q 60 TO Eas;on) A.. ~. 100 $50. 500 T. NJ
For WNkesba-re lrtiston and Scranton 400 '.lo a.
NJ. 100 T., NJ. sundays. 4:30 A. NJ oo ,,
1000. II 80 70 Reading. A. NJ. LAP go 80 20 w.
300 to Reading) p M 1913 night. sundays. 20 Ql 30
10 Reading A N. 100. Lao. $50. 600 p NJ. l2l'
night. -.
For suntury r<wisburg ana wniamsport At 400 500
e:lo A. NJ. lao. 1:45 900 p NJ. l2S night Sundays
40 A. NJ, 100 Las. 500 P NJ. 1913 night,
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Red Bank Long Branch. Ashury Park Ocean Grow
and points south Point Pleasant. 4 ~ $50 10 70 a.
NJ. q 90 Saturdays only. d:@0 Rcd Bank onlyt 10
80 1853. 43O Red Bank only) a.. $50 GID - " sat
bury Park and Grove, a:l5 A. NJ. 80 400 = 81
For Atlantic Highlands. $50, $50. $50 100 A. NJ
30 $50. G:l5 y. NJ Sundays 9co a NJ. 400 r. NJ
For Lakewood. Toms River Barnegai lark and Harn.-
For Atlantic CITY, Vineland and Bridgeton 40 A. NJ.
80 r. NJ
For Monmouth Beach. seabrirht. and Highlands OF
Navesnk 4:3o $50 10 % A. NJ 2:is. 4:45 el5 p. NJ.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
From ~ r.. foot OF Rector -.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highlands OF Nav-slnk Nor,
Long Branch. 4:9o. 900. 100 A. NJ. 100. 200 3.+5
400 $50 P. NJ. sundays. $3.50 A NJ 100 r NJ
For Elberon. Asbury Park Ocean Grove. and points
At Interaken for Asbury Park and Ocean Grove $50
A. NJ, 100 p NJ
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.BOO,N SI,.s.s.itS.

-<~>,,,~.- 49, 's>,- ~'>~-
81. POETS pryden's "NircN. h"rrick
"U.speriies." rhapman's "iia1. f'olr.
,9,aft.i,Uu Iuak". Mnriowe. PRATT. lGl
G'r pV,
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FOR SALE.

>N>orl-~>>~.~~>~ .~~>r~-~.~~ ~->-~,>~>>r ~.
FOR SALE Ten RITA.N.S FOR cents
~ druggists one gives reiiei
FOR SALE -GNp hunting Gag IN hunt
INK. regular made Address o =. Ifih
urs fffi.s
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WAR MATERIAL.
WIZ MNTFNINE.
MILITARY GOODS. WAR RELICS.
RANNERMAN,
80 broadway.
HE'LL WANTED.
>~>~S~>>>-NS"~'
Male


Male.
AGFNTs WANTEb.-The chance ~ "
lifetime for m.n and women ~ educh
ton AMI good address TO communicate WIN
inc deaf and blind. those who wear So
taclo, on IN. street. or suffer rom
catsrrh. These viii bless the day me
accr, saw them. our agents have :ort-
une IN their hands Thousands have been
restored after drugs and doctors faiI we
say. Take medicine and die. use PIef.
wilson's I've Restorer and become perez
mon and women Pats are blind. Don
10 hats, Throw away your spe'ta'.es
and look Ike mon and women. ADDRESS
Prof ". e. WILSON. Fulton Biildlns.
100 Ful,or-st. Rooms 223-22+ New York
GnVERNNENT POSITIONS -D'n't pre-
pare for any civil Service examination
without seeing orr illustrated catalogue ~
Information sent fee. COLI MILAN
CORR r;SPONpENCE COLLEGE. Wash
ingt0n. y. {.
WANTED. Office boy. by New York cor
p.ra'iDn. Address reply. stating age ana
business t-air,aE. g. ". IL :. Irihjne.
apNERTISFMESTS and subscriptions for
The Tribute rscciy ed at their | pt '"n
1r,ce y. l.l9 Broadway 81 door north
n. ais, st until ? o'clock p. m. adver-
,isenerts received a; the following branch
offices a. regular O.iicc rates urtu o CLOCK
1, N viz. ~ Sth- ave. :. =. cor. 23i 81.
H.. 18th ave. cor. l2th 81; Macy = eth
ave and IAN ST.. li2 Columbus ave. near
Ws-t ,Gih-st. zoe West I2d s.. near ON
ave- -. Eas: Iith st. -, Vest l2l st.
netween 1th and sth avcs.. $50 East iitn-
81 DTS 81 ave. between IGh and lith
sre 1 02G 81 ave. nea- iisi st. los lSt-
ayn near spfh St t-JO ~ ave. near fst-
81. s., 81 a'..: 90 Bleeck"f -,
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TURKISH DATIIS.

~~~~o~~>~~~~S~~~>~|>~>~ >~~>~~>>>|~~>~>r~~~~~>|~
PEOPLE q. culture and refinement take
Turkish. Electric and Roman Baths at
MITJ.ERS. ~ West 2Gth-st.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

->-DCCc%c.~~Sc-o .~N~>o~>>-o~~~O>>
18TH ST. To- EAST. ov'-.ooking ''hnl
ercv Park Corner rooms. nall room,
orlvat. baths. parlor dining: reasohAo'e'
table board. iransients.
18TH ST. - WEST Entirely newly fur-
rishsd ard decorated rooms, slne'r or
IN suite. al modern conveniences' tapie
unexcelied
.1D Ct. 81 IVES Newly decorated.
handsomely furnished rooms. elegant
eact mario. suitable for phNsician' :"
rericr table. references exchanged
ETH ST. 80 al WEST. Large. sm7ii
rooms. with board. Convenient 10 an
cars. no, water heating system. references
c. Park AVE. corner 3sth st.-iarge
handsome suite ~ rooms. hall room'
rar.or dining room. reference.
rf3p IT. WEST. .iO2 3ni iianisomely
Furnished second story front. bay WIN
d1vs pfiva'. dressing room, also otner
ICONS superior cuisine. refined location
and -u~I oundinCs
II? WEST 1oD st. Arrangements mace
eea-0n or wear. scco1d moor ana ba'h'
ola. iwo 70 M fourth 11or. hoard.
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STOIt AGE.

cN>~~~N~~~~|~N~O>~~> r><>">>>>>"|">~~~>~~>~N>
TIE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES 1855 lG7-lGS West 32d a.. Sior-
are. moving Telephone "a 3Sth 81.
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FLOORS & POLISH.

--~~O~.~~-~~->s~~>~~>~ >~~~-~~~~~>D~>N>~~~~>>
hAKDN UOD FLOORS. 81, ana upwards.
Floors stained. cleaned. polished Wood
work repo.ished. Il. d. sTAi2. "s,t
iS'H 81
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METROPOLIrk\ Storage Warehouse and
Vans, or. and "a Mercer-st.. branch Of
nce 800 Broadway corner +ith 1T. fur
niture removed. boxed and shipped Tele-
phone Sprns 4GG.
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WORK. WANTED.

vr,N-rEp c.rnpe'.nt Englishwoman
,eaI 70 wears neat WILLING and obli%
ing reference. t, wait on elderly lady a,
SIS; with chamorrvork. wage sll. M
dress l.. -. II? Prospect Ct. East orange
y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-05
GENERAL STONE POCKETED

Ponce, Island of Porto Rico, Aug. 2, via
ST. Thomas, d. w. l., Aug. 3.-General
Roy Stone, while accommodating north
ward along the road leading TO Arecibo,
on the north coast, with a company Of
the Second Wisconsin regiment. encoUn-
tered opposition at Utuado, where small
force of Spanish regulars and volunteers
had been instructed by Captain General
Macias to resist to the bitter end. The
Spaniards refused to surrender, and Cen
eral Stone telephoned back to Adjuntas
that he would push on, aided by force
Of natives armed with mecnetes. Before
the messengers left AdjuntaS where
twelve men had been left, Spanish f1rcs
was reported to be between General Stone
and Adjuntas. picketed on tine rail be-
tween Adjuntas and Utuado. IN the heart
of the mountains AS the troops have to
move in single file, ten men can stop
regiment General Stones messengers
rode all night.
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Plans NOT AAIURED
For the Coming Campaign il
Porto Rico.
TO POCKET THE SPANISH
Under 0tega is One Purpose
General Stones Advance.

Ponce. Aug. Evening", via ST. Thorn
as, D. ". L, Aug s.-(Detayed in trans
mission. 1.-THE plan OF campaign is not
fully determined upon, but the natural
strength of the Spanish position at Aibo-
nito and the character OF the defensive
works erected there necessitates a flank
movement. The turning movment was in
augurated today. when General BrooAe
landed 5000 men at Arroyo. sixty miles
east of here. From there he can strike
the military road leading 70 SaI Juan at
Cayey, beyond Aibonito. This Ill compel
the Spanish comma nder, General Olega,
who has a great reputation, to abandon
his stronghold or be caught between two
fires.
1t is possible that a second column may
move on his left flank also, in which case
the present advance on his front viii be
shown to be most effective.
General Stone is making a eashing re-
connoisSsnce in the direction of Arrbo
He went into Adjutas last night with five
men and four correspondents, and today
he brought his command along the Utu-
ado road. The road rises west o. the Cayey
range and is rough but practicable for
cavalry and infantry. If 1t is found pos
sible at Utuado, a light column of troops
may be pushed across to the north coast
and strike in on San Juan on the left
flank. But If General Brooke Is success
ful IT Is probable that General Otega will
find Aibonito untenable. in which case the
whole of our army, after affecting juno
fiOn will The In road
General Stone met with most enthu-
siastic welcome from the natives in the
villages and towns through which he
passed. Women and children strewed tho
streetswIth flowers and, as he passed
houses and town-halls flew homemade
American flags. Behind him moves C
company, of the Second Wisconsin regi-
ment, under Lieutenant Bodines- The
enemy, numbering about 400, preceded
him. The enemy has for hours been in
full retreat Our advance has not been
extended beyond Juan Diaz, though re-
connoitering parties have touched Coamo
General Garretson's brigade and the bat
teries are camped just beyond Ponce.
A general advance will not be ordered
until all of General Miles plans are per-
fected but when the advance is once be-
gun it will be very rapid.
The fleet will lombard Sam Juan ana
make other diversions to keep the enemy
busy at every point.
In the harbor of Ponce and at Arroyo.
on board ship, is the Third Illinois, the
First Ohio, the Fourth Pennsylvania and
the Fifth and Nineteenth regulars and the
Thirty-second Michigan.
There are constant alarms at the out
posts, but there has been no fighting as
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