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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

stock broker, was granted this week i
separation from his wife on the ground
of desertion. She is the daughter Of
Stephen Ralli, we'll known Greek
merchant here and In New York, whore
the firm is known as Ralli Bros. Mr..
Ralli settled $4,000 on his daughter,
but this was not touched by Constan-
tinidi
Reports have been current that
Archibald Forbes
is dying, but a representative of the
Associated Press learns that they are
unfounded The celebrated war corre-
spondent has been in poor health dur
ing the last few years, but he is no
worse. He is now living quietly In
London with his American wife.
Sir Richard Farrant, on whose plans
the Mills Houses, New York, were
built, and who planned London's Row
ton Houses, as the Poormens Hotels
are called, intends establishing SINH
lar institution for women. He has
received an offer of 100000 from a
personal friend in America to this end.
Sir Richard Farrant was interviewed
by a representative of the Associated
Press, but refused to divulge the dom
or's name He denied the rumor, how
ever, that it was DR.. D. o. Mills. The
amount offered will build one house
holding 500 women. The building is
intended for the use of any women
able to pay 80 cents per week for a
room. The institution will be self
;~k1 will ho h "
be paid on the 100000, though the
sum is given interest free.
The French appeal courts have de-
cided that woman of foreign nation
atty can be punished in France for
adultery. The decision was rendered
in the celebrated case of Nine. Trozza
di Musella, who in February last was
condemned for this offense. The
names of Major Panizzardi and Capt
Dreyfus were dragged into the trial,
which was followed by various appeals
on the ground of Nine. Trozza di
Musella being foreigner and therefore
not
Liable to Punishment.
Now this point has been decided, fur
Their arguments will take place, and
the trial promises to be one OF the
longest causos celebres.
French statistics of the past year
show that the number Of deaths has
increased by 59,054, while the number
of births have decreased by 1914,
striking confirmation, it is pointed out,
of the STRUCTURES made on the nation
in Zola's latest book.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

The best does not cost more. Buy
Liquors at Garee's, 1864 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

We are unpacking new goods every
day. H. E. HILLMLAN & CO.,
jewelers..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

We offer our entire Diamond
stock ~ long it lasts at the old
rate of prices.
DILLON, HANCHER 81 co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

Best Liquors at l. A. Garee's, 1864
Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

ferestink. II vas one of tie most sue
cessfu1 afairs ever given BY the organ
ization.
A pleasing entertainment was given
by the o. u. "A. M. band at McMechen
last evening. Many friends Of the mem
bers were present and the feature OF
the occasion were thoroughly enjoyed
by all. 1t was the first entertainment
to be given by this popular organiza-
ton.
The new dwelling house being erect
ed for William Baugh, in Whataker's
addition, will be completed in the near
future.
Mrs. Jacob Schramm is lying serious
ly i'll at her home.
Vivian Vance, young daughter OF
George Vance, is seriously i'll.
We could not afford to give dis
count sale, as our profits are too small
to allow US to do so. Our prices are
still the lowest on Diamonds and
Watches in the city.
H. E. HILLMAN & co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

Real Ebony Combs, Brushes and
Mirrors; lowest prices in town.
DILLON, HANCHER d co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

Just received, new designs in gents
Watch Chains at McNamee's, 1907 Mar
ket street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

Artistic Calendars, Christmas Cards
and Booklets.
ALBERT DITTMAR,
1908 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

]. w. Blatchley's Sons for Furniture,
Carpets and Oil Cloths.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

Special bargains in Cut Glass at r.
E. Schubart's, No 1919 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10
Run Down by a Train.

A large variety of Special Presents for
gentlemen at R. E. Sehubart's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

F. p. Jones, dealer In all grades Of
Montana Coal and Soft Coke. Phone,
$50.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

Trunks-for the largest assortment,
go to Etz & Seifert, corner Eleventh
and Main streets.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

Criterion, Olympia. Symphonfum
and Stella Music boxes.
DILLON. HANCHER Il co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

Purest and best Whisky in the city,
at prices lower than other dealers
charge for inferior grades. at l. A.
Garee's, 1864 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

What is more acceptable present
than Rocker? We have over 500 Of
them. F. SCHMEICHEL & SON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

We are Offering special values
in fine Diamonds.
DILLON, HANCHER & CO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

J. w. Blatchley's Sons for Furniture,
Carpets and Oil Cloths.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

We offer our entire Diamond
stock as long as it lasts at the old
rate of prices.
DILLON, HANCHER & co.
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ordsss"So. =" q" g. y s. 49, e. 15 70 =:
-, ~ As. 40. -, 4s. 80. 81, 52, SO, 81, 3D. SO,
supreme coHfi-special Term.zP Par. IazMotion
. r.r, at s9 A MOTIONS EF
causesDNos $asl td4a Part Vase unfinished.
Law and fact-Nos. 1922. 1870. 2s32, 3toe, 2253.
3o48, 1917, 3a94 33l%, 352h. 1904. 1915. 1851.
Part v.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part ".
Fart ysse Na psTs W
n. Y. FL r. r. Co. No. AL. Thompson VS.. Man. Ry.
CO; Trial Term; Part II.Iclear Preferred causes
$3.50. 1o2sO. 1912. 1926. lo2s7, lO24o. 1ol3o.
lo2e,7. !ooao lols";, Part III-case unan.
44b5, s7la. s74b,. a722: a75l. 1885, 1882, 17ss.
1880. 1924. Part N.--Clear. Cases from Part III.
Part v-No day calendar. Part yI.IAdjonrned for
s2e1, 4l31, 32H2, a2t3, 44n4. 1880. 1929, 325S.
s71S. 2.oss 81; tss4 aHa+ d"%o 80 a74s 1895 ss59
uuanig.ed. Cases from Part VII. Par. IX,--Casss
ca.s. from Fart Fart VII Fart Part
journed for the term. Part XIl.-Case unfinished.
Cases from Part H.
called at 1890 A. NJ No. 14so viii Of THONGS
$. Robertson. at 1890 A, NJ. For probate Wills of
william tieGhardt. simon Heidsr Katie j. ssitzer
Frederick b. vandegrist at 1890 A. M; Daniel
Psrapnsy at II A. NJ; Mary s IN John wSmot
City Court Special Term.--Court opens at 10 A.
M-Motions. Trial Term-Part Clear. Nos. 4os1.
2dl7, 3a67, 1903, $3.50. 1885, 334st, 4oos, seo7t.
sstS sf% S S IT, ' 49, ;sss sssi
Part 'fffi-Clcar Nos ai32. 2so8 s67b, s7s6. s1Ia.
1920. 1912. 2n44 257o .s49 $3.50 s's3 is3 N1
4O7i, 4o72, 4o73. 4o74, 4o75lt. 4o76: +o7sh.
1850, 4osl, +oS3. -oS", 4os7, +oss 1920 Part W.
$50 $40 75i". 7aSS. 7al4 1900, 75U5. 1901 1907.
744s. Equity cases-Eos. 334, 1885, 1877.
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Tax Records Contradict MIR. Gerry's Asser.
ton Tint the Societx Doesn,t.

Tax Records Contradict MIR. Gerry's Asser.
ton That the Society Doesn't.
An investigation. made by the Erenno Post.
OF the assertion by Elbridge T. Gerry In his
testimony before Albert Stckney who is i'm
vestigating Mr. Gerry's management OF the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Chill
dren. that the society has never taken advan-
tage OF any tax exemption. shows that Mr..
Gerry's statement and the records of the Tax
Department do not agree The Gerry society
building is on lot "A. block S7S. The Tax De.
partmcnt record shows that the building 10
assessed for $4,000 and pays taxes on $780,
900, marginal note saying partly exempt"
In another place the record shows that tho
part OF the build ing used by the society 10 ex-
emit. its value being PLACED at $75.OOO. The
parts Of the building used for other purposes
are taxed. The United Charities building. next
door to the Gerry society, is taxed in the same
way.
Church at lOS and 10 West Forty first street.
For years the Tax Commiss toner's exempted
the property. believing it to belong to a relig-
ious corporation On learning In 1895 that
Mr.. Gerry owned it they assessed 1t at $50. 900.
Mr.. Gerry. according to the story told in the
Tax Department, made several appeals for ex-
emption. All of them were fruitless. Then he
drew private bill and took 1t to- the Legisla.
ture, which passed It. 1t was signed by Gov.
Black. and became Chapter 81 OF the Laws OF
1897. exempting the property from taxation.
Mr.. Gerry is said to receive $1,000 year
rental from the church. which gets none OF the
benefits OF the exemption.
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ERIE RAILROAD,

Through Trans iei>y New York. FOOT of Chambers
Street ~ lluNs, and i've minutes earlier from
" - sd s.:
q, nn \. Vi N,-tihule cypress daily for Bling.
C.to hamtu'. Nn,rrlv. Flut~,, BuaAlO. Bradford,
.alursto n. arrives Buhalo p. M parlor Car to
OIL, \. M.-Daly. except Sundays, to BinE-
'J.lD Lamt.p, Ow"Eo, Warerly. t!mlrs and lela-
ware Valley points Daily 10 Port Jervis and Monti-
clio. Pullman L rlnr tars.
r.DD y E"snhre limited 3D. Fast MAJ any
30 4. NJ, Chicago ?. NJ. Sl"epers to Chicago.
Cleveland and ,u"ipudti. DIninG Car.
-.9n +. VI. Butalp and Cleveland NCstihulcd
Gov Express daily, arrives Buffalo 100 NJ.
BraufO~d .:2O \. NJ. J..e.t Nwn 1900 4. NJ, EoungS-
town !o;27 A N. Cleveland l2:Ho =, NJ, sloerers
to- Bu'alO aud Cleveland. tafe IIbrarv Car.
O,IE T.. Dul solid train for Bu-hamton.
~ - Wnyerlr; l,mlra thcsEo. Sl,rp"rs to Buff
fair. chicago and Cincinnati. Dining AZ.
TICKETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
/ ACCuMMODArlOHS AT III. rs. 2rl. +pl and
E5I broadway. - Bowrry. IL" East 18th st. and
273 Wcs' ~. III st. chambers md West 2@d st.
ferries Hcw York. 2'S and $50 Fulton ST.. ~ Broad
way brooklyn; - Riycrst., lohUGen, AMI Jersey
Clty station. New iur, Transfer Co. calls for and
checks baggage from Motel and residence TO desu
nation,
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first-Class Aelp-frmales.

COMPETENT cook; willing to assist with laundry
\ work, wages $50; good references. u. H.. box
5l7 sun uptown office 1855 Broadway.
IHAMBERMA willing TO assist with waiting or
\ children, wages $40, references. M C., box 583
sun uptown OffiCe. l26| Broadway.
COMPETENT laundress; good references; under
u stands shirts. collars, cnfs, &C. A. d, box $50
Sun uptown office, 1858 Broadway.
COMPETENT nurse and plain seamstress; wages
u 3l6; good references, L, =, box 63T Sun up
town ONCE, 900 broadway.
THAMBERM AID; wagesS $50; unders, Ands her work
\ thoroughly; refercnceS X. D., box '3a sun up
town once, 1900 Broadway.
LIRST CLASS waitress: wages f2n; understands
srrY.u-s meals, salad dresHlng, carving, &c; Cty
references Il. Nom, box 40 sun uptown oftce.
1858 Broadway.
LNIRSTCLASS Swedish laundress; wages S26; ex-
L celent references. NJ, A, box $40 sun uptown
Office 1853 broadway
L'IRST CLASS cook; wages $40: city rsfere noes. A.
l. M. box 542 sun uptown once. 1895 BroadWAJ.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R, R,

SCTIFUTTF Il FFFECT MAY n, INNV.
IOR IEE WEST.
Lrayc New York South Ferry Whitehall TermnaD,
and foot of LIhert, street Time shown Is from
South Ferry. Leave Liberty street minutes later.
+prly. |ENccut sunday. SSundGys.
CHICADrO. - 30 A NJ. libcrty street only. +l:25
p NJ. and #l2 tonight.
PITTSBURG 40 A NJ. uiberty street only.
C,iiNtiSNATii.. 81 L0tujiis. 'e55 A. NJ. "5;5S P NJ.
w,sniK$o2I Y'AeLh .FPlh5Y PINE Trans Diner
"ll:2o A D.n,r, 42:5@ NJ. Diner, "l:26
man Train d uor', Si:55 Nincrj 1853 i NJ, Diner
ant ~ 10 night. NORFOLK, tl2:G5 p ",
All trains are illuminated with PntsCh Light.
Offices. 49, l72. 2al 4a+ 1874 Broadway, 20
Union Sd W, 127 Bowery NY l3H Fulton ST, 1870
Graham av.. Brooklyn, Whitehall Terminal and Lib
erty ST baggage checked from hotel or residence 70
destination.
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Tho Mechanical Rubber Company,
- Murray Street New York, June TO- 1872
Coupons lue July lst 1884, on the First Mort
gag Gold Bonds Of this Company will he paid upon
presentation and after that date at the ONCE OF
the knckerboCkcr Trust Co.. 80 Broadway, New
York. WILLIAM i. BAIRD, Treasurer.
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CENTRAL.-.HUDSON GOATS.

SEWBURG LINE Pier -, n. r.. daily P. NJ;
Saturdays. 2 P. NJ; SUNDAYS y A. NJ; saturdays.
West l"pth ST., 3:25 p NJ sundays a:25 a. NJ
PO'kEEPSIE LINE: Pier -, n. R., Is P. NJ.
daily except Sundays.
KISGSfO LINE. West 10th st, daily, CT
ccpt saturdays and sundays. p, West 12vth st.,
1870 p. N: Saturdays p. NJ; West l29th ST, 1:2O
?. NJ. landing at West Point, Newburg New Ham
burg. Marlboro Milton. Pokeepsic and Esopus, con
Meeting at KINGSTON with o. and d. Il. h. for all
points in the CAtSkillR.
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first Class Aelp-frmales PROFITS
siunal.


A sTENodRAPHER and typewriter. with three
N years experience, desires position; 10 accurate
and competent; can furnish Al reference. JOSE
PINE p KRAMER. 38s East 5sth st.
DEMONSTRATOR and 70 lady. good talker,
- quick seller. any line, desires position in city
only salary only: agencies or cAnvassing; first
GLASS reference no objection to department. stores.
DEM. box 1913 sun uptown Office 1888 Broadway.
NURSE. companion or housekeeper.-lAdy who
~ will appreciate good. faithful servant who has
had experience at nursing and is we'll recommended
by noted people call or address NJ, at 1913 Atlantic
Ay., Brooklyn.
STENOG RAPHER, lady of hrst.clAss abilities.
- with thoroughly good English education. seeks
employment; accurate work; can take charge OF
mail answer and mpute letters or act as conhden.
tial secretary to hn has had once experience and
has been assistant in literary work as amRnuenais;
Smith Premier machine.
ERIDITE box ITO sun office.
STENOGRAPHER and typewriter desires perma
- nent position, two and half years experience,
thoroughly understanding law and patent attorneys
work: best OF references. Address CORRECT. box
100 sun office
NNTANTED-By experienced. educated young wo-
w man, position az companion or confidential clerk
to mid die AGED elderly woman: will call with ref
eronces. Address r. NJ. p, box ST. Harrisburg Pa,
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FRENCH LINE. -
CQMPAGNiE GENERATE IRhNSATlANIlQCt.

DIRECT LINE o NAV REPAIRS FRANCE.
Sailing as follows at luA NJ
From Pr 10. -. North Ri rr, fuut Morton 81.
La Bretasue...... June - La Nrrinandie JIM" -
Ia Gasrogmn. gMIy La hr'fa:mr. .JM ,i, ~
First lass pas axe to Havrr. 81 and upward.
Genl ArerCv for L. s. AMI CAM 20" broadway, y. \.
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New York and Boston All Rail.

y. " y. II. 4 II. II. Il. and connection
From Grand Central station.
Leave by way of Due
Q;OA A NJ. Springfield and Worcester, $3.50 PM.
1000 4 NJ ttN, W London and Prov ldence, 800 NJ.
5000 A.M.,~\rw Iuuirn and Providence. 4:2b 7. NJ.
l. 90 NJ. Springfield aud Worcester, $40 PM.
1850 j NJ. An Line Wit MIlliuHnt!c, 6:uUP.M.
l:u" N.M.,N W ! london and Providence, 100 NJ.
5000 PM. New /. nd aud Providence. 300 7 VI.
400 p NJ, ~Sprir .',cd and Worcester. 10 OOP NJ.
$500 + M, New London and Proyidencc,1 90 NJ.
81 200 NJ. ESprn -:tcll and Worcester, H:lh An.
Sl2:uur,M. New London and Providence. 0:2b A. VI.
ERuns daily, including sunday.
ttrry STATE Limited, all parlor cars fare. 81. In
GLIDING rArlOr car scat.
tAir Line Limited arrives and departs from Park
Square Station. Boston. Return serv &c same hour
and by same route. swirl stop at l25th st.
Through parlur aud sleeI ing cars by each train.
G. T. HAMPSTEAD. Gen. Pass. Agent
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HAMbURG.AMERICAN

TWIN SCREW EMPRESS LINE
to Chcrbourg Paris. southampton don
don, hamburg.
TWIN SCREW PAS"E>GER SERVICE
to Plymouth LUndon). IhCrbOur. Paris
ana Hamburg.
Also New Trfk-lI,mh burg direct.
For salliUEs. It,, apply to
Company's office 81 r way y y. Phone 1871 Broad.
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Anents 3tantrd-Males.

A GENTS WANTED for a special summer campaign
N THE SATURDAY EVENING POST. established
by Benjamin Franklin in l72s-now published by
LADIES HOME JOURNAL, is offered to subscribers
for year only, for $1.oo-tho regular price is
PRODUCTION and will be withdrawn September lst
The regular price of 81 so will be maintained after
that date We will give a good commission for
every subscriber secured and distribute 81 900 Sep
temher LIST among the l76 best agents $500 will be
gwen TO the person sending the largest number Of
subscribers at 81 90 each por year Az this special
low subscription price thousands can be easily Sc
cured Address THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COM.
PANY, Philadelphia. Pa.
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MINING MACHlNERY.-FRAsER CHALMERS.
vi so Broadway, New York, manufacturers OF min.
ing and smelling machinery. Estimates on mining.
milling aud smelling supplies promptly furnished
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
AMERICAN Mating COMPANY:

...or,n BiNIlnEHSp No; vEF AND rHRrE.
QUARTERS PER CENT. on the preferred stock Of
this Company has been declared, payable saturday,
close Of bus ness July sd. 1880. The transfer books
will close Monday July 3d 1892, at o'clock p NJ.
A. NJ. f.. X, CHAPLAIN, treasurer.
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Nanted temales.
lumrstir Servants at'anted.


COOKS, 20 laundresses, Mattresses, kitchenmaids,
" houseworkers. 30 cooks who wash and iron,
laundresses who do chamberwork. French maids.
buffers, second and third men. Mrs L. SEELY.
% West I'D st.: servants entrance, 1902 9th ay.
TOOK to go to Llrchmont; wages $lS to 500 must
" be competent cook; references required.
Mrs. l.. SEELl. 852 9Th av.
COMPETENT second laundress, wages $50, to go
" one hour from New York: references required.
Mrs. l.. SEElY. SJ2 9Th av.
COMPETENT Protestant laundress, wages $ls, to
" go four hours from New York; references re-
quired. Mrs l.. SEEIY. 1862 9TH
L1RST-CLASS laundress to go to LenoH, Mass;
wages $50; references required.
Mrs. L. SEELY, 352 9Th av.
I AUSDRESS to go to Adiropdacks wages $40;
IL must be thoroughly competent and have good
references. Mrs. l.. SEEl.S, 1872 9Th av.
PROTESTANT cook: wages 800: no washing; small
family living in Amsterdam, N. Y; references
required. Mrs. l.. SEEl.i, 352 9th
CWEDlSH Ritchenmaid, wages SIS, to 90 TO New
- port, Il. l.. must nave good references.
Mrs. l.. SEELY. 352 eth
NAITREss, wages $ls; also a competent cook;
w good wages references required for New Lon
don. Mrs. l.. SEEI.Y, 352 9Th av.
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Court of Appeals Calendar.
MINING NEWS.

SARATOGA June o2.-Court Of Appeals calendar fog
to morrow: Nos. IS, 10. so. 80.
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at'antrd-aelale Mrrhanirs, Sc.
atantcd-a tlalcs-a miscellaneous.

OFFICE BOY-wages 81. about IS years old with
~ good reference Address, in own handwriting.
MASON BUILDER. l54 9th av.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN WANTED; one with es.
L tahli,hed trade in contractors supplies and
knowlpdge of concrete mixers given preference;
none but cNper ienced men in this line need apply,
between | and Saturday, June "a To Mr. OIL
BRETH, room sl2. 100 9TH av., Contractors Plant
Company, Boston.
NN-ASTED-A case Of bad health that R-IP-A.N.S
w will not benefit. They Danish pain and pro.
long life. one gives relief. Note the word klPASS
the package and accept no substitute. Rl-PAN.S
10 for cents or twelve packets for AZ cents may he
sand testimonials will be mailed to any address for
8 cents, forwarded to the Ripans Chemical Co.. No
10 Spruce ST.. New York
WANTED. by dry goods commission house. .
w boy to learn the business; one residing with
his parents preferred. Address. with references,
P. o. box 34I
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PROVIDENCE LINE
MlORWiCH LINE

For New London, Worcester Boston and the East
steamers MASSACHUSETTS and CITY or WoE-
CEAlER. Leave Pier 80. n r., one block above
Canal st.. week days only at $50 p. VI. ON sundays.
from July TO september 10 inclusive, Sonington
Line Westward steamer will touch at New London,
leu no Mt NJ for New York.
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WHITE STAR LINE,

NEW YORK QtEENSTOWS- LIVERPOOL.
Majestic June 2S, noon Cymric July II. A. NJ.
Britannia -. July .. noon 1,utonic July IL noon
For passage. freight and general information APP.
ply to WHITE STAR LINE,
Pier AZ, North River. otice. Broadway. New York.
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS
"NEw YORK" and " ALBANY"
Finest and ia. test river steamers in the world.
Daily. except SUNDAY.
Leaves Brookll II, Fulton st. by Amen. A. NJ.
Leaves New York. pesbrosses ct. Pier, $40 A. NJ.
Leaves New York. West 22l So. Pier, 600 A. NJ.
For ALBANY. landing at Nonkers West Point,
Ncwburu, POuEhl.orp- Kingston Point, Catskill
and Hudson. lhr Iu.h tlrke - and baggage checked
a destination.
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dividends aud autrrest.
DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK, June Al, 1899.
PRODTCF EXCHANGE TRUST co.
Alta meeting Of TIN Trustees Of the Produce Ex
change T~lst Company. held this daT, dividend OF
THIRTY.fIYE DOLLARS $500 PER SHARE was
declared. PAYABLE July LIST 1899 to the holders OF
record ar of june 3nth. lS'r
Notice Is hereby given that the books OF the Com
pany will close IN June 9TH, 1899. and reopen on
July nh, iSg.'.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
TURNER A. BEALL, President
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Hotel WaWOnda, sa hi''Ss%F %,

Of the finest mountain escorts in the State eeNa.
ton 1000 feet accommodations for $50; the purest
Of spring water and best sanitary arrangements no
mosquitoes: hrstrass orchestra pulmonary patients
not entertained; inspection invited. booklet on APP
phcaton. L. =. MESSITER, Manager.
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Railroads.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations Of West 23rd, CCEandt and Desbrosses
q streets Qcnnd Il Ferries
Tins West I'd sugeL Othcr ngures Cortsndt or
Dess.usscs streets. Daily except S-pday. Sunday
on!y other trains daily snnaaE !ea'es66. esun-
t'U,55, 700 A. NJ. Local for kASTON,
80, eS.OS A. NJ For BUFFALO, NIAGARA
Fails lad West, and principal local points. PArlor
and Dining Cars. Connects t9r uoai hTanCnest:
ExPRess," Hantsomest trqinIN ths world; Inn.
lted 20 selting capacity Due BunaIo Dh l. " con
nea ing with through slceperS to Detroit and Chicago
Hu'"s 90 For WILKES BARRE,
t'3'55' LOS r M and III iniermsdisie Poip.::
T'dl5 5,I1PM NJ. Local for MAUCH CHUNK.
tx 10 5,.sO T. NJ. Local for MAI Gu CHU NIX.
t'E,lO G.2OPM. Local EXpress for EASTON.
sA,55 xB.OS +, NJ. For Bunalo and points West
Thi".sh slscG!gg Cars to Cnlraso and T9I9n,o. -,
';.JJ, 500 =. NJ. Express for BUFFALO Rn'
TORDNTI. None hut Sleeping Cs~ passengers carried
1925, 1880 Pm. IOrITIGACA. ROt HESTER,
BUFFALO and est. Sleeping Carr 10 IhiruEu,
SOUTH PLA1NIIELD and hOlN lntuok Locals
daily except sunday :'lOR, lo@A,M '2S5 2S, "'.o
40 1928 and $50 2. NJ. 80 ,,, ooo
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at llS 2kl, 9eO
855, 90 and 5I broadway, . Union Sqnar" West, %5
Columbus Ave. Y. : seD Fulton St curt -, W
Bro1lwly and lirookyn AnpeE station, i,rGoE'yn
from motel r'sllenca through 10 destination,