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New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
11nblie Notices.
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL NOTICE
EX hAIIN TION nunils not In I'D


PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL. NOTICE
AN EXAMINATION for pupils not In the
= Public Schools who legal residents OF the Boz BOZ.
oughs Manhattan and The Bronx, and VINO may ~isn
10 enter one OF the High Schools Will be held at the sh
June June 10th. beginning at ESQ
Applicants will be examined in Arithmetic, GeogFaphy'
History OF United States English Grammar anu Oolm
position Spelling. Reading and Writing and they WI!
take their examinations the school which they desire
The Boys' High School is at 60 18th ST. the Girls
both Boys and Girls is at 18TH ST. & 3rd Avenue
NC" io'" '' JOHN JASPER Superintendent
Boroughs Manhattan and The Bronx
Department OF Education
Office OF BOROUGH SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
iiS Grand Street. New York, June sth. 1880.
COPY
Hon Jobn Jasper supt OF Schools Boroughs Of Manha
tan and The Bronx. No 146 Grand Street New YORK
Dear Sir:wAt a meeting Of the Board of City Record
hed this doy request for authority 70 adVere
animation OF pupils private schools for admission 10
the High schools presented and the ioQWIhg
adopted by concurrent action OF all the members oi e
resolved That the Superintendent Of Schools for the
Rroghs OF Manhattan and The Bronx be and ne hereDy
ia authorized publish due notice OF the date ana
~ exsmnation for admission the High Schools IN the
following newspapers
New York Times; NeW 1oIk 1s e,n snipuN''
New York Herald. .e~ nork Tuh
New York World, New YORK Journal
Commercial Advertiser, School - A., -,
Az lCa-manl Weachester Independent.
SOI/ON DERRICK
Deputy Supervisor CITY Record.
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WORK OF THE ASSOCIATION.

The committee appointed by the Merchants AS
ISOLATION the purpose OF investigating and bet
tering. II possible. the passage of goods through
the Appraisers Stores Department OF the Custom
House has issued IN book form report Of Its work
By vote Of tho Board OF Directors Of the or
sanization OF the last regular meeting, the commit.
tee was made permanent one, and Its scope OF
usefulness much enlarged. The committee Is as
follows: J. Crawford McCreery, chairman; i. Z.
Warner Thomas II. Downing, II. A. Metz, Frank
Green and G. w. j. Angel secretary. 1t was ap-
pointed on March % last. The report OF the COM
mttee is being mailed to importers in this city
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
JAPAN AND AMERICA.

The Rev Dr. James H. Pettee' Tor more man
twenty years missionary Of the American poa.u
Of Commissioners for Foreign missions N s,'
japanese empire is In this country on iui'ous" '.
He was in this city Saturday ana gave so
Interesting opinions Of the conoiuonS naao
among the neonIe with whom he has so long been
associated In the course Of his conversation Dr'
Pettee said:
Japan believes in America, calls her " Ai,e-a
Aaeared elder sister and would like nothing De''ei
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WANTS TIE VERDICT SET ASIDE.

Mount Vernon, June Il (speciaD-The verdict OF
sheritrs Jury in the case OF Mary Adams vs.. Asa
Adams. Of Croton Falls, Westchester County. has
aroused the ire Of the defendant and he announces
that he will carry the matter TO the higher court
Mrs Adams, who is the widow OF the defenoant
Srotner, sued Asa Adams for breach OF protn!se.
NO defense was made, and the jury awarded the
woman woman GSO Mr.. Adams now asserts tns1 'hS
@oinan's claim is without foundation. and that he
was Ignorant OF the proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12

pvERTIsEMEETs and sutssTipons fo5 IT The Tr6aHe
a door north 3lst-et. until o'clock p N; adYertse
n, received the following branch othees at regular
20 rates until o'clock y. VIZ: .oi eth-aVel e
ono on. oa5 ST 1852 0h-ave 18th 81, Mays 9Th ave
West 4ad- st'. near 6thave: % East IAN s 2o' West
,oS - between Th sh l58 East Attn St. lB3s
~ 80 between 10Th and nth 1929 8dave..
S,t-st I7Os ista ave, near s9th-st; 60 3daye near
os, 81 Jb4 3d-ave; 2l0 Beecksr ST. B25 Dleecker ST.
aos al ave 2lo East Teth e2i 80 ave. 652 81
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CEALED PROPOsAIS. endorsed Proposal

~ for Storehouse will be received at the Bureau ot
Yards and Docks Navy Department Washington, until
/ O'clock June q, 1889 and then and there publicly
opened for construction Of an oil and yarnsh s9re
Navy Yard New York. y. Y. Plans, specihcatons and
forms Of proposal be obtained from the Commandan
Navv Ward New York. MORDl3cAI 7. ENDICOTT,
Cbief ~ ., 1899.
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l. craving and Printing. Washington. D: C.. June q
Sealed PROPOSALS be received at this ONCE until
p NJ Monday June 20. 1882 and then oPeneSa., S.,, 70
s,,-rsb o0o 600 more less. Of HAND MADE MANIA
tsTVFSr OI,FS during fiscal beginning July ltSo
1isnk forms with Specifications VIII be furnished on ap
,.n,io,, ~ cIAIDI NJ JOHNSON. Director Of Bureau
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TREASTRY DEPARTMENT, May 25, 1s99-

Sealed Proposals for furnishing ON 9ces i OK @ tns I6r
Iu5e 81 1900 will be received a, this once & un' i tns
- hdSinp with Instructions and description OF pass
r,te thereon will be furnished upon apRcsuoh 10 'he
tcaH-.,srr ~ the Treasury. L. j. bArh' ScNieNH''
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= TNGINEER OFFICE, Newport r. !.

u. No ~ 1soe-ealed proposals for repairing break
- s1 Block island. r. L. viii be received here untll
Wasi ~ JuIy TO- 1880, and then publicly opened IN
ttlNst,"n - furnished on application d. V" LDCkWoop'
uator. EBgrs.
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MEIER SMITH, MARY SIN pursuance of

4'A an order of Hon. James NJ varnum. Surrogate
~ tho County OF York notice is hereby given TO all
ncsons having claims against Mary Stuart MeierSith
ate of the City and County Of New York, deceased, to
the same with vouchers thereof the subscribers
At their place transacng business at the office o.
vyh,,e a otheman No 81 Nassau Street, IN the city OF
s;sy ySk "a or before 23rd day Of October next.
dated New York the 23rd day q March. 1909.
" ~ EMILY STUART DU B0IS,
HENRY OGDEN DU BOIS.
ERSKINE n. WHITE
Executors
WHITE a OTIEMAN. -. .
Attorneys Executors 81 Nassau street, Ne" YORK
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12

- for Pattern Shop be received at the Bureau ~
Yards and Docks Navy Department Washnston gniii
opened for the construction Of pattern shop for steam
engineering Navy YarT New York, y. Y. Plans spec
6cstions and forms OF proposal be obtained from the
Comrandant Navy Yard. New York. MORDDCAI T.
ENDICOTT. Chief Of Bureau June s. ls9
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
Proposals.

PROPOSALS will be received at the burean 1''a..
OF Navigation Navy Department, until u O'CLOCK
noon on Wednesday the 18th DAY OF July, lsUs iOI te
construction a Barracks for the T. s. Naval IfainNe
station on Coasters Harhor Island, Newport, *. l.
Requisite information be obtained on aIpleat0m -
The chief of Bureau Of Navigation Navy Departmien'
or 10 the Commandant. Naval Training station, Nem s
port r. L. plans be obtained Tor ihspee'; ;n
a 8 CROWNINSHIELD. chief Of Bureau June w.
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IN pursuance OF an order OF Hon. James M.
IN pursuance of an order of Hon. James NJ.

Varnum, a Surrogate OF the County OF New York
Notice hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Esther Woods. late OF the County OF New York
present the with vouchers thereof
the at their place OF transactng business the
offce of Charles Brush. No 80 Street In the
City OF New York, before the day Decem-
ber next Dated New York the 18th DAY OF May. 1890
JAMES =. HART,
JAMES IL. TAFT
Executors.
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CFALED proposals, endorsed proposals for

- Administration Building" will be received az the
Bureau OF Yards and Docks. Navy Department wash
ington until clock June II. 1890. and then and there
publicly opened for the construction Of an admnsretnn
building for steam engineering. Navy Yard, New YORK
Y Plans spccincators and forms OF proposal can De
obtained from the Commandant Navy Yard. New for6
MORDECAI #. ENDICOTT, Chief Of Bureau. June D.
,Ool
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12

Countrn propcrtp for Sale.
INARM-Forty acres, meadow. orchard delightful val
IL ley, 40 miles from New York. along the Hudson
River y miles from depot Apply to or address
J. MILTON CLARK. Croton Hudson. N Y.
NOR sALE.-16 acres, Groom house; large barn: ap
Il pies cherries pears. pums, currants. goose
berries hour out: 5000 $1,000 cash; also farm 1853
river 600 fruit trees $1,000 $1,000 cash. balance
mortgage: great bargains ATWATER. l56 Broadway.
INOR sALE-Parker House. Grove. is rooms
L turnshed ~ blocks from Ocean great bargain, easy
terms EILWOOD ALLEN, 2,272 Richmond ST., fhila-
depha.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
PROPOSALS FOR NEW KITCHEN.-West

- Point y. Y. June u. 1890 Sealed proposals. III IN
rnlicate Will be received until u NJ July r. lsp.
for the OF New Kitchen 10 quarters No SS
as per plans in office T. s. reserves right to reJect
anv or all proposals any part thereof. Forms ana
specifcatons furnished upon application. Address O. NJ
A.
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Furnished Gonsrs 60 Cet--C ountrp.


4 FURNISHED COTTAGE. 20 miles down Long Island,
n near Long Beach, for the season. Il rooms;
bath plenty shade and piazzas; boating bathing ana
hshing For description address "KENNEBEC.' Box a.
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
FOR NEW KITCHEN.-W

- Point ~ Y. June IL 1909. sealed proposals, IN
trnlicae will be received here until IL NJ. July IL lS9
FOR construction Of New Kitchen 10 Quarters NO lS
as per plans in this Office. T. s. right 10 reject
anv or ali proposals or any part thereof Forms and
specifications furnished upon application Address O. W.
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Gonn!rn Boaro.

Gountrp boar0.
A RARB oPPoRrUNITY..A delightful home can %
n found in a private family In the highest end best
part OF Yonkers ,dewater table and
Vice the best Terms si2 $40 week for each
Address q Pallsade Avenue. lonkers. ~ Y.
CtPA(TOuS FARM HOUSE: large, shady lawn unsur-
- passed scenery high elcvaton 10 minutes ride from
depot. Mrs ]. /. HAYNES. Pawlng N. Y.
SuPERIoR ACCOMMODATIONS in modern cottage;
- three walk from depot ninety minutes ride
on Harlem X. II. Mrs. J. A. KLINE. Paving. ". Y.
xxyALPoLD ~ H-A few boarders accommodated In
w a private family; adults preferred; elevated 10
cation. plumbing references required BBooS~-
SIDE COTTAGE WslaslA - II
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FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.

-Frankford Arsenal Philadelphia, Pa; June ~
lse9-Sealed proposals. in riplicate, will be received
until o'clock y. m. JULY 10 1888. for furnishing
Powder Shot Cotton Waste. Forage Iron steel Drawn
and Lap-weded steel and Maileabe Iron Cyinders Sop
per and Tubing Brass. Bronze and Iron Chstnks
hardware Cartridge Copper and Brass, Cupro
Sheet Steel. Pig Lead and Tin, Lumber Coal, soap
Chemicals Strawboards Paper. Paints. OILS etc: during
fiscal year ending June 80 1900 Information furnished
on application TO Col j. NJ WIIfTTEMORE. ord. Dept
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DROPOSALS FOR ADDITION TO QUAR-

- TERS-West Point, y. Y, Juno ~. 1893. Sealed
nroposals In tripicate will he received here until IL NJ
july i2. 1899 the construction Of an Addition 10
Quarters No 81 per plans In this Office. L. ). re
serves right 10 reject any all proposals or any part
thereof Forms and specifications furnished upon ap
plication Address Q. NJ, L. 5. NJ. a.
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Gnburban Real estate.


A GENCY.-Mon:clair real estate MI kinds. sale hnh
N rent. CLARENCE B. TUBES. Beekman-st. " T.
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TERS-West Point y. Y. June 12 1se9-
proposals. in trplcae will be received here until IL NJ
July 70 1899 for the construction Of Additions 70 Va e
numbered If IS H. 49, 35 and Al. per plans In ths
once l. S reserves right reject or all proposals
or any part thereof Forms and specifications fuhsheu
upon appllcation Address O. NJ, L. :. NJ A.
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DIR, sTg@Nc's sANlTAalyM,

sAKATUGA sPHINbS, N T.
For health. rest or recreation The appointments OF
6rstclass hotel elevator: suites with bath svn
psrlor and Promenade the roof. Elegant Turkish
Russian. Hydro Electric Mineral Water and all baths
Electricity various forms. massage &c CroQuet
golf. Send for illustrated circular.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
E1ANESMA LAKE HQ

= NJ pARTIETT Propr. =. o. MONTICELLO. Suili-
yan 20 n Y An ideal summer home at moderate
cost; the heathiest locality in the East; positively no
malaria no mosquitoes, humidity; always cool. ac
commodities 2OO modern convenences every amusement
Write for beautifully illustrated booklet giving fun par
tIculars with 32 Photographic views
The evening times., 1899-06-19
DUEL IN A BEDCHAMBER
A Husband's Fight With ma lntrud-
ing BrOthrr-in-Law.

|
New York. June le.-Ffank Pettinger. o.
East Orange. lies in the Newark City Ho--
! pital with a bullet in the back Of his head
sent there by his own hand. Caught hiding
under the bed of his sister and her hus-
band. John Mcpherson Dixon. of 40 North
| Fourteenth street. Newark, Pettinger. un-
. able to face disgrace. attempted suicide.
| Before shooting himself he was repeatedly
shot at. II he recovers he will probably be
charged with attempted robbery.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon gave a house party
! at their residence Saturday night The
house was crowded with guests and il v as
late before the hosts retired. Mr.. Dixon
went to sleep Immediately, but his wife
remained awake. The lights were out. and
as Mrs. Dixon began to cose. she WAS sud
deniy brought to full consciousness by a
slight noise in the room.
She listened, and for moment heard
nothing. Then she became aware Of a soft
scratching noise directly under her.
There was no mistaking the fact that
there was some one under the bed
Uttering stifed scream. Mrs. Dixon
shook her husband.
Quick" she shouted. there is some
one under the bed,
Mr.. Dixon heard the noise. too. and
rushed across the room to The dresser on
which he always keeps a Colts revolver.
As his hand touched the weapon there
was binding flash and report that rat
tied the windows Mr.. Dixon did not lose
his presence OF mind, but stepping quietly
to one side SO as to throw his antagonist
off in case he should shoot again in the
same direction. he cooked the revolver and.
cIouching on his knees. took careful
aim in the direction of the floor beneath
the bed.
Then ne pulled tine trigger. and was
cooking the revolver Il second time when
another shot was fired from beneath the
bed.
Keep COOL shouted Dixon TO his wife.
III get him this time" And again TAX
ing careful aim he fired. The shot was
followed by a noise under the bed that
told that his adversary was not dead. IN
fact he was working toward the little
space between the wall and the bedstead.
DixCn. fearing that his unknown assail-
ant might injure his wife before he could
get to him, fired two more shots. and with
the back of the bed.
As he leaped forward he saw the head
and shoulders of a man in the darkness.
Dropping his revolver he threw his weight
upon him and bore him to the floor.
Quick. light the gas" he called to his
wife.
As the light fared up both gave an ex-
clamation of surprise.
ITS Frank" gasped Mrs Dixon. sink
ing into chair.
Her husband didn't let go his hold.
Didn't mean 10 do any HARM came
muifled voice from under Dixon. Il was
discouraged and just tried TO kill myself
I've done it. too. l came up here to do H.
that's all
Help was called and a policeman re-
sponded. He summoned an ambulance for
the wounded man. who was taken to the
city hospital where il was found that he
had bullet in the roof of his mouth and
that he had been swallowing the blood.
A captain of police who investigated the
affair announced that Pettinger's wound
was self-inilicted.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
Oil Wealth In West Virginia.

Wheeling. W. Va, June ia further
big extension of aluable oil territory las
taken place in the interior OF the State.
where the South Penn Oil Company has
just succeeded in getting leases upon a
track CT ,555 acres Of land in the Clarks-
burg district. The property is owned by
Col. Benjsmin Wilson and others. OF
Clarksburg. and its acquisition by the
South Penn Company is regarded as one
the most important developments in years
in West Virginia oil circles. rental OF
$1.0G0 per year is to be paid, and the COM
pany has agreed to a bonus of $4,000. The
situation of the tract indicates that the
statement made several years ago by the
State geologist that the State of West vir-
ginia was underlaid with oil in p1yins
quantities, is true. Within the past few
months the fields have extended eastward
and rapid advances are reported from the
southern end Of the State.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
DIED OF A BROKEN HEART.
Aged Captain Raymond Follows Hir
Daughter to the Grave.

Trenton, n. j.. June 19.-Capt. George D.
| Raymond, for nearly half a century the
freight agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad
at pier No. /. North River. New York city,
died last night at his home. in Bordentown,
the physicians say, of a broken heart. At
4 o'clock he attended the funeral of his
favorit, daughter, Louise Raymond He was
overcome by grief at the funeral and after
supper sat on the porch CT his home and
wept He was seized with convulsions and
was eighty-five years old.
Captain Raymond was devoted to his
daughter, and what time he could spare
from his business he spent with her, TAX
ing her to the Southern and Western coast.
He was fearful Of her health. and frequent
ly told friends that his daughters death
would hasten his own.
She died last week. but he bore up well
under his grief until after the funeral. He
received the condolences of relatives and
friends with courage, but when left alone
he broke down.
He started in the railroad business when
a boy, and was the collector of the Della
ware and Raritan Canal Company before
he became attached to the freight depart
ment OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. He
declined all offers Of retirement, prefer
ring, he said, to continue in harness so
long as he had the strength.
Three children survive him. He will be
buried on Thursday from his home and
the funeral will be attended by many
prominent railroad men. His body will be
buried beside that Of his favorite child
The evening times., 1899-06-19
HELD UP IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.
A New Workers. Exciting Adventure
With Negro FOOtnnGs.

New York June 19.-Max Schmidt, wag-
on builder. will not soon forget his early
Sabbath morning experience on the lower
west side. Held up by three negroes,
garroted, robbed. he chased one of the
fugijives fourteen blocks. caught him,
turned him over TO the police and recovered
part of the booty. Then probably Mr..
Schmidt thanked his stars that he had
not been sandbagged.
This is how ii came about. Schmidt at
tended a reception at the house of friend
uptown on Saturday night and started for
home in the cool OF Sunday morning. II
was daylight when he reached West
Broadway and Prince Street, where ne
waited for Houston Street car.
Three negroes strolled along AS they
passed the unsuspecting Schmidt greetings
were exchanged.
Good mornin boss" said one OF the
three; we're warm people. We is. and
we're gettin' an early start"
An instant later brown muscular hand
was deity inserted under Schmidt's chin
and his head WAS pulled back Till 1t nearly
smote his shoulder blades. There was u
violent wrench at his shirt front and an
other at mis- vest pocket.
Recovering from the shock Schmidt saw
the three warm people" disappearing Oh
the run. each in a different direction. He
found that a diamond stud had been pluck
ed from his shirt front, while his gold
watch. watch chain, and diamond locket
had also vanished. There were no po-
licemen in sight
Schmidt started in pursuit OF one OF the
fugtives. He weighs nearly 200 pounds.
Nevertheless he captured his man after
chase OF fourteen blocks recovered his
watch and handed the footpad over TO
policeman.
The locket was subsequently found in
the street where the hard-pre essed fugi-
iiye had thrown it.
In Jefferson Market Police Court the
prisoner, who rave the name of William
Stewart. was held in $500 bail.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
Rase Cruelty.
From the Memphis seimetar.


There il in tlr employ Of the city now
engaged with Of the sewer gangs who lives
and learns. The other div he was overseeing a
lot Of digging. ard one Of the laborcrs bursted Il
water pipe with his pick. the story goes. lie
tccphoncd to the engineers office for instructions
in such case, ard 1T the office. where the prac-
teal joker harcs out game was put up on him.
.-fio like any other fellow would do with a
bursted pipe. Hold yors hand the hole until
send plumber down there,'' said the
phone.
lie did as told and sat there holding the pipe
for two hours, when it dawncd upon him That
il was a joke.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
JAMES B. TASCoTT DEAD.
His Health Undermined by WOrr!
Over His Missing Son.

Chicago, June 19-James B. Tascott,
father of William Tascott. who was -sus-
pected of the Smell murder. but never
could be found. is dead. Worry over the
health and was the remote cause of his
death. Mr.. Tascott's inventions in the
manufacture of paint during the last fifty
years gained for him reputation through
out the United States and Europe. For ten
years since he retired from active business
he has searched increasingly for the miss
ing son. Ciews from various parts of the
country purpOrting 10 come from the po-
lice who said they could find young Tas
colt worked upon the fathers mind and
it was impossible for him to control his
grief
The evening times., 1899-06-19
Roy Killed While mt Play.

Norfolk. Va, June 19.-While playing
about some empty log trucks in the yard
of the GUNNER Lumber Company. in Berk-
ley. yesterday afternoon, Joseph Fitzpat-
rick. five years old. was killed. The boy.
while riding on the truck. which was being
propelled by his companions. fell OFF and
the wheels passed over his breast.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
4 Lost Chicago Woman.

Williamsport. Pa, June 19.-Ten days
ago Mrs. James Cox. of Chicago left that
city for visit TO her brother at Water
vile. this county. Charles Herritt. her
brother. states that letter addressed 10
Mrs Cox by her husband has been receiy-
ed at Waterville, but nothing has been
heard of her since she left Chicago, and her
relatives are alarmed.
The evening times., 1899-06-19

Archbishop Ireland will be the guest Of
honor at a dinner to be given July by
Ambassador Choate. General Aloe Who.
with Mr.. Hanna. sailed last week for Eng
land, will be one of the guests. The arch
bishop. who Is now in Paris. will be en-
tertained while in London by the Duke
of Norfolk and Cardinal Vaughan.
The evening times., 1899-06-19

Miss Edith Ogden will be at home &c
artists and her friends at her stutio. III
Nineteenth Street. today. between and
. O'Clock. at which time she will exhibit
recently finished portrait bust in oiay
and sketches for other work
The evening times., 1899-06-19

DR.. J. Mac3ride Sterrett has gone to
Cambridge to preach the alumni sermon
at the Episcopal Theological School June
20. Mrs. Sterrett accompanies him. to be
present at the graduation OF their son.
II. H. ID. Sterrett, at Harvard University.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
Notions-at our prices.

SC. Kid Curriers'. &c. dozen.
10c. Faller's ounce Machine
Oil. &c.
&c. White and Fancy Braids, &c.
yard.
15c. p. X. and Silk Placket But
tons. with cord, 10c. set.
l0c. Collar Stiffening. SAC. col
lar lengths.
Ironing Wax. with handle, &c.
dozen pieces.
Sc. Tape: 24-yard pieces. 3-4c.
IL doz- Federhaken Hooks and
Eyes. for sc.
15c. Double Nainsook Dress
Shields. 10c.
Sc Dsxter's Knitting Cotton, Sac
ball
The evening times., 1899-06-19

Mrs. Westinghouse has closed her Wash
ington home and gone to her summer place
at Lenox.