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New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
ARTISTS, MATERIALS.

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TRY Moist Oleo Colors for AQuarelle and
Representative OIL Painting. Write for
descriptive circular 70 A. SARTORIUS &
Co. 80 West Broadway. New-York.
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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.

AUTOGRAPH LETTERS Of famous people
bought and sold WALTER r BENJA-
MIN. 1.123 Broadway. Send for price list
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ANTIQUES. CURIOs. SILVER.

L ? BiRNE. dealer in modern and an
:, u9ue china and bric-s-brsc. old paint
1an1 min atures laces and antique shawls.
~, lewelry bought. sold and exchanged
Ia reIa.r.nR a specialty 230 w. lI6th.
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PIMPLEs. CURES GUARANTEED.

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WRITTEN contract. References all parts
city mailed. All blood, skin. hair diseases
treated. DIR. ALEXANDER WILLIAMS,
Astor Court. 20 West 34th-st. lis. sun
davs 3-5.
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AsTRoLoGy AND PALMIsTRY.

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ASTROLCCY A SCIENCE Nine. Bennett
iis leading exponent; consultation daily
al Affairs. her astrological book on sale
l5f8 Broadway. near 45th-st.
&NE MOORE. French Palmist. Card
Reader Consultations 10 70 3. Most
hoo-L-a.. u. ding ~ Wet 22d-Sf.
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uInRbRs AND FRAMES.

.onn.orNc-N.~~N~~~N~~o| ~>"~~N~>NS'
LOOKING GI.ASSES Manufactured here
damaged mirrors resllvered. frames and
rnouldlnEs FERRY. 4is Cana-st. near
Huasnr
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COAL AND WOOD.

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lg1 RPO Coal pockets 23s w. 30ih-
st. Best quality Coal only.
Established is6S. Telephone SsI Columbus.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

AT EBLES ART GALLERY. lO5 West
42d-et., near 6th-eye.-lntiQues. curios
Ola Jewels, silyerware. rare fans. paint
;ngs miniatures and weapons. old gold
bought
GRAGG ANTIQUES Co. tie West %ad-
e., buys and sells old mahogany silver
.eSflfy. Colonial china
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
MAGNETIC TREATMENT.

GERMAN MAGNETIC AND HYGIENIC
INSTITUTE. 400 lexington -av.. mr. 42d st.
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DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.

DIAMONDs, Watches and 1eWelry. 81
weekly payments al lowest prices: see
the manufEc cturer established 1857
JACOB PoHs. lO2 aad loi fulton-st..
~. Z.
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OPTICIANS. y.
PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIES.

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NEW-YORK CAMERA EXCHANGE, ia
Fulton.-Larrest supply; lowest prices
Cameras bought. sold, exchanged send FOR
bargain list
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AWNINGS for hotels. Office buildings.
dwellings etc. manufactured by GkO.
g. FI ESSEL. 333 4ta-ave.
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ENGRAVING AND ENCLOSING.

ESTABLISHED iss4.-H. @. Afford &
co. 80 and Is FultOn-st. New-fOrk
rAIrphE1 cor. wiiliam-st,-Engraved
\ NltVMlg Plates. steel Die EmboIs-
= SIAIS ing. Wedding Invitations.
CTrrl MIR Visiting cards. Business
81 I'LL Oc Cards. Notes and Letter
Tup0CSlM, Heads. Monograms and
Address Dies, Crests and
Goats OF Arms. etc: Fine Correspondence
Papers ana Envs. hrHt class workman
!. ship at moderate prices-
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cetves our treatment: Jno. MadrizN 537
p l25th-st.. scarlet fever and iniiamma-
ton 81 brain. Moritz Prout lsy IN
catsleptic trance 81 days. John Goliherg
siG FiushinF ave. paralysis of left eye
and mouth. ". Neuield Ga Meserole-ft.'
Brooklyn. epilepsy; John Long 2Io DrisgsII
ave. Brooklyn. inflammation braIn an~
apople1y; F. Connor. Jas benoA ave
opOuieNv
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ANTIQUES, CURIos SILVER.

OLD CURIOSITY SHOP.
e.. Il. 4. LANTHfER.
'"f foarth Avenue, between 25th ana
18th sts.. Eew-York.
Importer and dealer in Fine on Paint
ings. Rare Old Portraits and Gems by the
Old Masters. Ancient Arms and Armor.
Works @ Art
Appfasemen's for assurances and Sur
Togate's Court.
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WINDOW SHADES.

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CHAs. 3. FLUGGE. 302 Canal-st, manu-
facturer. -Fstinates given for public ani
private buildings. Telephone ? $50 Franklln.
C-HPfSTIANsON BROTHERS. l07 and 100
West i25th-st st-Fiats. private residences
hotels and Office buildings furnished com
plete. Jobbers in scotch Hollands and
tand-patnted shade cloth.
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HELP WANTED.

HILL W Nv h~Ds
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Anla
AGENTs.-SDmethIng new, aluminium
Christmas and New iear caro- ,ul hslI'
Handsomely engraved. greatest seller
thouFands sold last year. agents coined
money; fun particulars sent free no com
pAtition. other aluminium novelties SIM
MOks q sAIZBERG. Manufacturer. ls2
Elm-sf New-YOrk.
GOVERNMENT POsITlONs.-Don't pre-
pare FOR any civil service or census ex .
animation without seeing our catalogue Oh
information. sent zee. tOIL MSlAN
cORRFSP FSPONDENCE COLLEGE. Wash
ington. ID. g.
MOST complete line Bath Cabinets In the
world. One ageat sold one thousand IN
four monthg THE IRWIN co. LIS Cham-
bers-st., New-Iork
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NEW YEAR AND CHRisThAs

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ATTENTIONil--The most up 20 cate
variety o. New Year and Christmas
Cards. Birthday Gold and silver Neaaihs
Aluminium cards. etc Calendars and Club
Cards a speciality. Our Hail Columbia
Card. hit OF the season. JOSEPH kObh-
LER Importer. Manufacturer. ibo PArk
Row, New-YoTk. Open EVENING"
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DIN GOLD & SILVER WANTED.

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WORKOUT gold and silver bought by X
LONGMAN's SONS. Gold and Silver Ike
fners S John-st
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AQUARIUMs AND GOLD FIsA

SOi>D FISH. 50 cents dozen. other nsh.
cents; Japanese. Doc. each. EGGE-
4~iNS. AouarisI. 72 East I25th-st.
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CISTOM TAILORING.

OM SUIT OR OVERCOAT.
wv TIL Value SIS. WsntA save S.
nm II II II Drop In and see samples and
~ u " wOTkmanEhip.
WHITE, 6l Great JOnes-st.
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DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.

r. V. HURD. late with WILLIAM MOlR,
viii save you money on diamonds,
watches and all repairing. Old gold.
Jewelry and gems bought. exchanged or
remodelled. 12o West 2Sdst. between 9th
and 7th a,es
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FURNISHED ROOM WANTED.

N~~N~-~r~e~o4~N~~-o~No~N~
WANTED. by gentleman. furnished SIN
gle room. heated; not over 81 week
below 75th-st. Address q. b. Box %.
Tribune Office.
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DOGS 4 CAT HOSPITAL.

JOHN @. KLEIN & co. 247 Greenwich
st. y. Y. dealers in Watches. Dia-
mnnds etc. Old GoLd BouEht.
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N~N.o~0~o-Nr.Nro~o.o-or-N r-NOoNDNo~oOo~NONrN~c~Oo~
AMERICAN Awning and Flag Fectory.-
Cancpies Chairs. Tables and Tents 20
ls;. ! SHELTON. Cos 6th-ave.: telephone
cal SsF,-3sth
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yIOLINs, GUITARS. MANDoLiNs
AND BANJOs.

THEOpORE LOHR. 2s6 Grand-st.-zith-
ers. mand0lns and guitars, also musl,
FOR the same. catalogue mailed.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
HELP WANTED.


Male
PLAYS. wigs. boards mustachcs. Tricks
and stage make-ups, also latest noNe.-
ties for agents 10 sell. illustrated cata
loeue free. CHAS. +. MARSHALL
Mgr. L0ckport. y. !.
sALEsMEN. Experienced metal polish
salesmen to sell full line OF Idea4
Metal polishes. liberal arrangements 70 eh
perlrnced men. J. TALLIAFERRO' 10
West 4od-st. Room !.
SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS. 49, Greatest
money maker FOR 1900. IS 20 SO DAY
easily PARIS EXPOSITION ILL ;
TRATED. as We did the Worlds Fair.
Greatest Seller of the Century. Apply al
once for territory and enclose stamps Tor
sample book and instructions. Mention this
ngper Adde'S CAMPBELLS illus
TRATED JOURNAL. Chicago.
SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS. - Greatest
money maker for 1900. s. 10 Sl5 day
easily PARIS EXPOSITION illus
TRATED. as we did the Worlds Fall
once Tor territory and enclose stamps for
sample book and instructions. Mention
fhis paper. Address CAMPBELL'S ) IL
LUSTR ATF,D JOURNAL, Chicago.
WANTED. Experienced salesman In
wholesale piano trade. by first class
rnarufac,uring concern. state age. makes
handled. territory covered. reference and
salary expected. Address A. b.. Box 70.
Tribune Office.
WANTED. Gardener 10 take charge ot
Fentleman's place. single man preferred
must understand his business thoroughly
and be strictly sober Apply by mail or
personally 10 FERD. MANGOLD. Irving
ton-on-Hudson, y. ].
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ONE LARGE, two medium and one small
Marvin safe FOR sale cheap. Inquire 25
Spring-at.
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FOR SALE.

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FOR SALE-A chickering Grand Piano
best condition; sold cheap. c. ROSS
VOC. ? East l2sth-s'.
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GAS ENGINES.

GAS and Kerosene Engines. the Mietz and
Weiss: cheapest power known; one-ha!i
cent per horse power hour; patented al
countries l2S 1872 Mott-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
ANTTQUE OBJECTS or Amt

H. ID. GARDNER. importer and dealer in
:. antique objects Of art. Louis XIV. XIV.
AVl and Renaissance periods. paintings,
marbles. brocsdes. embroideries. etc. 422
Shave
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FURS.

FURS.
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FRANKLIN FUR CO., 1877 sth-ave.-Seal-
skin sacques to order seal garments
redyed and made over like new at low
rates.
HTNRY HAEHNEL, 721 6th-avs., sells
Russian sables. II. B. sables, baby
lambs chinchilas a. wholesale. garments
made 20 ORDER. Headquarters for Trim
mirgs.
SEALSKIN COATS made 20 order. Fur
garments repaired. redyed or made over.
q WEISER. AL 6th-ave.
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DECORATIVE PLANTS. ETC.

-~-N~~ONN~No-~~~~~No~"
PERMANENTLY preserved natural palms
ferns. etc The Tropical Decorative
Plant Co, ELMORE. successor. Union
Squn~e Entrance l4th-st
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and second hand. ell sizes. bought. ex-
changed. Installed. D. S. HOLCOMB. 81
Dey-st
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noes ANIMALS AND BIRDS.

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BOARD your dogs al New-York Boarding
Kennels. 1l2 West 37th- best atten-
ton. dogs f9- sale.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

GRAND SALE of $50 high bred dogs
grown and puppies. y. y. DOG In
CHANGE 9n4 East lq'h-st
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

>~-o~.o>o~Ior>.o-c~N>>
IRVING PLACE, 7l.-New throughout;
sunny. heated. bright. cheerful rooms y,
sanitary plumbing; hot and cold water;
board optional
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
PICTURES AND PICTURE
FRAMES,

Z. s. FRAME AND PICTURE CO. Mt
OF frames and mouldings; large variety
Of pictures: gliding and show card fram-
ing Barc,ay-st. Telephone, o'tso CoFt-
iaudr
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RISINESS CHANCES.

ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR
merchants manufacturers and others
desiring 10 extend their business; stores.
business places sold quickly. NJ DONALD
q WIGGINS. 40 Nassau-st.
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REFRACTION SPECIALIST.


TESTING FREE. SOLID GOLD CLASSES
- Tor Xmas Presents. $3.50 per
at%Y pair Warranted c. 7.
~ HUGHES. % Court-st.. B'Ayn.
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ALL Disc AeES treat
ed successfully without
medicine by vital mag
netism and hygienic
treatment. Wonderful re-
suits n nervous and
chronic diseases, also IN
cases considered incur
able by regular physi-
cans Highest testi-
uonials from medical au-
horities. We beg 10
refer TO the following
,a,fepfs who have re-
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HEN TABLE
/.

FOR SALE.-Ten R.IPA.N.s for 3 cents
at druggists one gives relief
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CAMERAS AND KODAKs.
CARpET CLEANING.

POGO CAMERA. 4x5. double lens; list
$1,000: our price. s9.9s WM. DENGLER.
i6 West l25th-st
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AKAPNOTIC FURNACE.

rr,, ~ -~~>-S~S S~S-~-~>S. ~ N~N~N~01>>N~~>
'aEE ENIs smoke. saves fuel, Buaran-
sec send FOR circular Agents wanted
- De bREME%, p Thames-st.. ~. J.
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5000 BUYS one-half interest in one Of
best. paying steam laundries. near y. y.
city. References required OPPOETUN-
TTY. Box 10. Tribune once.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE u. EDDY. 300 Madi-
Eon-st
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HTSINCSS CARDS.

MMm BUSINESS CARDS. in two
j, UUU colors. 500 Press work cheap.
LITHO. PRINT PRESS CO.. Liberty
Bldg 123 IJhertv-sf
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
HOUSE AND CARPET CLEANING

oO.0.0lNNN~~~~0~-0-~O |0NI@-0.0O1N~~|N|N-~N~0~N-
CALL JAMES Z. GARDNER on telephone
for all kinds ~ housecleaning 70 10
done. i43 West 28th-st. Send for crcu-
Ia
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
CAST OFF CLOTHING.

CAST OFF CLOTHING.
.~@N~~-NS~~~~~~~~~~
ASTONISHING high prices paid for la
dies, gents and children's discarded
clothing fine evening and street costumes,
furs tewelTy. bric-a-hrac, carpets, etc.
Call or address Mr. or Mrs M. NATAL
IA 6th-aye.
MASON FRANCAIsE.-High prices
for ladies' cast of clothing especially
evening gowns. furs, Jewelry. etc. Nine.
gJNDIr 81 Gfh-aye
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STAMPS BOUGHT AND SOLD.

BOGERT & DCRBIN. Tribune Building.
\ Y-OTer Guatemala Exposition. II
varieties FOR 81; catalogued $40.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for rare posta ge
stamps: packets and albums sold.
SCOTT. is East 23d ST.
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A.-4o EAST 3sTH-ST. Large room. sec
ond floor front: parlor dining room: ref-
erenCes EXCHANGED.
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AT,VrRTIsEMENT and subscription. a01 10,
NJ ~. -; ;rrtfa,ns received at their Uptoshh
once, No. i,2a2 Broadway. "a coof ssUeTA sU.t r"
Of Slst-si., until 8 o'clock 2 PiIns ir., hrsnch
tsements received at the fohowinIss O'clock
ofices ct regular ofilce rates cor 23d-st. [.
i52 eth-ave, cor. i2th-st ys mnsy near
ave. and i4th-st. i42 coiumnns-.rrsss,;I rssI Gtb-
West e8th-st. 1Oa West so -r,;: ry.s, 4zd-st..
ave: p2 East izth-st.. 25I "es'
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

4o.0.0o-00N00000-00O0
CARPETS cleaned by steam by hand OF
on the floor Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co., 1855 Broadway. 421 East 4sth-st.
ZOE & BRANDT. Tel 122-Ssth.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

LARGE ROOM. southern exposure; all
conveniences; private American family.
1875 West l33d-st.
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a ANTIQUES. ETC.

= TNS~r-N~~NJNDN~0Se-~NNl
la PLACE. Importer and Dealer 10
AZ ,lq1es. 4O6 4th-ave.. bet. 2sth and
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ruE SAN BIAS INDIANS.
-,, COUNTRY JEALOUsLY GUARDED
-,oy THE INTRUSION OF STRANGERS.

r,rxcr OF AMERICAN ENGINEERS LOOKING
FOR A CANAL RoUTE-1NvADERs SCARED
OFF BY THE AMERICAN FLAG.
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LEXINGTON-AVE. 724. near 5sth-st.-
Nicely furnished rooms; private house ;
convenient 70 all cars. moderate rates.
MADISON-AVE. 343. near 44th-st.-Un-
usually large hall room: one square
room: baths: telephone; gentlemen only;
references.
2OTH-ST.. BETWEEN 9TH AND 9Th
AVES.-Very attractive apartment con
sistlng of four elegantly furnished large
rooms and bath. occupying entire parlor
floor and extension. Address NJ. II. 1922
Broadway.
OATH ST, l65 WEST.-Private family
have large and small room, handsomely
furnished. references.
iO3D- ST. IO6 WEST.-Large front room;
nicely furnished. near station. 81 30;
gentleman. reference. SAMMIS.
100 WEST 5fTH-sT.-Nicely furnished
rooms. single or en- suite. second floor.
GRIGG.
10 EAST 7iST-sT. .-Handsomsiy fur
nished parlor suite. plano. running water
steam heat bath: also hall room; break
fast optional. reference. Mrs. COLLINS.
l25TH-ST.. 3l5 EAsT.-Large front and
back room: heated; newly furnished; I;
front and back parlor. suitable for doctor.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

~ONN100-N-N<~0-|-~.|->
EDWARD NICHOLSON. general hard
ware. cutlery ground and repaired: dog
collars and fishing tackle 43l dth-ave.
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KoDAKs AND SUPPLIES.
LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED

KODAhs AND SUPPLIES.
>o~~-~~~~>-O~~-~~>~- ~-~>-N~>~~~>N~>>>~->-~-~~"-~
J. +. LLOYD. photo developing painting
and enlarging for amateurs 40l W. 59th.
LADIES' TAILORS.
~ONNNON~NNSNN~NO~r~o~o>~~~~ ~~~~~~~~N~~~Nr~~N~~o~NNN
G. MALTTO ladies' Tailor. III 6th-ave.
corner l2th-sL-Suits made TO order
from s. 80 Up.
LADIES! skirts making $500. jackets
81 90 Bring your material. Skirts re-
binding cleaning pressing Sl.OO. Write,
will call. UNION TAILORING CO.. 1872
Broadway near 32d-st).
SUITS TO order from IS up: bring your
material NURILLS FASHION ACAD-
ENVY. 224 6th-ave.
TAILOR MADE SKIRT. 81. INCLUDING
CLOTHS; WILL CALL, SHOW SAM
PLBS, STYLES. MEASURE. MILTON.
l4s West I4th-st
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
LADIES, TAILORS.

+. LLOYD. photo developing painting
and enlarging for amateurs. 40l W. 69th.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

GAS and KEROSENE BNGINEs: ms
Met & Weiss. one-half cent per morse
power hour. 1912 Mott-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

COMPANION. reader. attendant invalid;
good traveller. go anywhere; best refer
ence. z. F.. care =. i. Mccall. $50 West
End-ave
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PARTNER WANTED. .-Reputable paying
business that Will bear closest inves'lga-
ton. MINTON. Room 4, Al University
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paAss CASTINGS.

BRASS FOUNDRY; brass ..a m9Hius sbe-
% speIter and Britannia metal cssSs s,,5ss made s
ciaiiy: hhe brass and 5ITHnITs 5GylnTf. iSs Woos-
at short notice. A. 1C"HN
teT-ft
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

COMPANION A young woman Of culture
and refinement would like position as
companion 10 lady: IL Wiling 70 traveI
references. Address VI. p, 30 Madison
ST. Brooklyn.
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PRINTING AND STATIONERY.

THOs. HUMPHREY, 3GS Canal-st.. Oppo-
site Wooster Established 90 years. Quick
printing; blank books, stationery. &c.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
GRAY HAIR REsTORERs.
HARDWARE.

BRI-CET.TNE restores gray hair 20 origi-
nal color: treatise on hair free. BRUCE
LINE co. 304 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

ATTENDANT. NURSE TO 'r~sn+ or ell
de-ly gentleman. by co9-.%leD sincls
man. masseur: chirop0dist. .V%vsL; speaks
French German. English; flrst Gauss city
references, doctors and private families
NURSE, BoX 90 1.242 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

PATENI'EE offers an excellent and safe
Investment IN excellent invention. 50
stockholm ST.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

AN English woman wants work out by
the day OF week Mrs. LAAAS. S3J West
octh-st. rear: no cards.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
pURCHAsE AND EXCHANGE

PURCHAsE AND EXCHANGE
~~~~NN~N~N~|-~>~-~|~-~~
ROOKS-IArge or small Libraries OF Books
,ree s q RAINS 8s9 5th-ave.
A.-CAsH paid for pawn tickets dla-
monds, jewelry; guaranteed estimates
given on pawn tickets reliable hrn eslaD-
nshed 1881. confidential: always open.
FORGOTSTOS iTs Bowery.
WILL BUY merchandise. stock OF al
kinds, wagons. harness. furniture, etS.'
for cash. DO you need money sIOK-
AGE HOUSE, Broadway. Boeruul-st..
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
PRECIOUS STONES BOUGHT.

DIAMONDS and al KINDS of preCI2uIss
stones bought FOR cash. ALBERT
KAMP, 3 Maiden Lane. Elevator.
HIGHEST prices paid for Diamonds, EN-
eralds. Ruhies Pearls and Old Cold.
ROBERT II RAMSGATE. 2l5 6th-a ave.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
WORK WANTED.

Female
A LADY OF rehnemcn' ,S;ngle) desires en-
gagements 70 read ny hour fF1ench %
Ergiish). or as daily companion; refer
ences Address NJ. East orange. y. ].
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

ELEGANTLY Furnished room. second
nOor: also hall room; private table. ref
erences exchanged % West 50th-st
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-01
BRIEF MENTIoNINGs.
Events in and About the City GivenIn
q NntshelI.

Events In and About the Clty OlNenth
q Nutshell.
Base ball this afternoon-Wheeling
vs.. Fort Wayne.
The committee on poor house and
farm Of the board Of county commits
sIoners meets to-day.
The county commissioners committee
on court house and Jail met yesterday
and transacted routine business.
The Epworth League Of Thomson n.
E. church, win give q trolley party over
the Wheeling & Elm Grove line this
evening.
Henry Former, charged with disorder
~ conduct, was tried by Squire Fitz-
patrick yesterday. The case was dis
missed, the evidence being insufficient.
The Y. A. C. club did not give their
race on the 31st, but will give one on or
about the Goth Of August. Anyone
wishing to enter can do so by applying
to r. Tracy or r. Peck.
The city board Of equalization and
appeals continues It's sessions to-day.
Applications from the Second ward for
reduction in real estate assessments
will be considered to-day.
Sam Beck complained at police
headquarters last night that his watch
had been stolen in BenwOOd, while he
was riding on car. He was referred
to the Benwood authorities.
The ladies' Of the Mozart Singing So
cIety will give one OF their enjoyable
kaffee vIsites this afternoon and to-
night at breezy Mozart park. Supper
will be served from to o'clock.
The resolutions on the death Of Ben
jamin F. Bachman, by the board OF
public works. have been engrossed on
parchment and handsomely framed.
and are now on exhibition at Nicolrs
art store, on Market street.
Two brothers OF Hebrew extraction
who faced Squire Fitzpatrick yesterday
as John and William Doe, charged with
fighting on the streets yesterday morn
Ing. were tried at the county jail, and
were fined 81 and costs each.
Ora staley, an East Wheeling woman,
pleaded guilty yesterday In Squire Fltz-
patrick's court to the charge OF steal
ing jewelry and clothing from the home
Of Edward York, and was fined SO and
costs. She was arrested near Mounds
Vile Saturday night. The stolen prop
erty was recovered.
A novel turnout passed through the
city yesterday evening. 1t consisted
Of a cowboy mounted on an Indian
pony, and driving ahead OF him two
heavily laden burros. The cowboy was
picturesquely attired and the burrOs
carried a tent, blankets and other
equipments necessary to IN overland
trip. A halt was made at the post
office, where the cowboy got some mall,
after which he resumed his journey
east on the pike.
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The apparatus used for the FItzsIm-
mons-JcTrIes fight pictures was ship
ped to Pittsburgh yesterday. where the
pictures will be shown this week at the
Avenue theatre. The Wheeling audi
cnces were delighted with the repro
ductlon Of the fight and yesterday Moth
ing but praises were heard over their
exhibition at Mozart park on Sunday.
The afternoon pictures were not as
good as in the evening. This is nc
counted for by the fact that cRlciufn
light was used In the afternoon md
electric ut night Besides the current
was stronger at the evening exhibition
consequently the afternoon pictures
were Inferior. Notwithstanding that,
the enthusiasm was equRlly great rat
each performance and everybody was
pleased ut having embraced the OPP
portunity TO see the realistic reproduce
ton OF the greatest ilstlc battle for two
years
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Lafnyctto's Big outing.

The annual outing will occur to.mor-
row Of Lafayette Commandery No. 3lS,
knights OF st. John. This event will
take place at Mozart park, afternoon
and evening, and one Of the big affairs
of the summer It certainly will be.
Much interest is attached to the bowl
ing contests, to be participated in by
Communicates Of Wheeling. Bellnire.
Benwood and Wellsburg. All the other
Rmusements connected with n big pic
mic are on the programme, not the least
OF which is the dancing, to continue
from 9 to - p. m. Mayors band will
distribute the melody for the occasion.
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In clerk Isobertson,s once.

Yesterday. in Clerk Robertson's ONCE,
the following transfer of real estate
was recorded:
Deed made February Z, 1899, by NJ. L.
OFT, executor, to Alice Bradford; con-
sIderation, $500; transfers lots 1lS and
ia in Mt. Wood cemetery.
One deed OF trust was recorded.
The will Of Mary p. Beltz was pro-
bated yesterday,
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Excursion to washington, Pa.

Tuesday, August /, Wheeling Pntrl-
archie No. 2S, will go to Washington.
Pa, accompanied by brass band. leav-
ing Baltimore & Ohio station at 1920 a.
m. Fare for the round Trip. 81. Tickets
good three days, and are now on sale at
II. Allenworth barber shop. Eleventh
street, and at Mrs. Annie Clemons gro
Gerry, Eleventh street.