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The age-herald., 1899-07-18
Talbott < Palmer's stock Letter

By Private Wire from New York Sun.
 New York, July 17.-Chief among the fac tors in the stock market was the Brooklyn street railway strike Natural expecta tions were rife concerning the effect of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit company. It was thoroughly discussed from every point of view and the generally accepted conclusion was that the collapse of the strike was not very far removed. For several weeks there has been threatening talk on the part of the malcontents, and it was not without it's depressing effect on the stock in the face of a marked tendency toward higher prices. The opening figures today ranged from 112 to Ill. At these extremes only 4.500 shares changed hands, after which there was a sharp rally to 112. Throughout the day the fluctuations continued compara lively firm and the volume of trading was uneXpect- edly light. As a bearish card, the strike as reflected in today's market was dis tinct disappointment to the bear element and there was no decided pressure to sell. The expected liquidation by commission houses and others failed to materialize. While attention was largely centered in the Brooklyn Rapid Transit side situation the possibility of the strike extending to Man haitian also received attention and there a sympathetic declining tendency noticed in Metropolitan and Manhattan. Transactions in both were small, however, The second point of interest was the ad- vance in the London private discount rate from 31a to per cent, and the probability that the Bank of England would also ad- vance it's rate on Thursday even before that time Demand sterling was decidedly stronger at 4S7a4, reflecting the firmer mar kets abroad. Otherwise the exchange mar ket was weak with only light business. Talk of exports of gold produced a reces- sion in stock prices from the opening quo- tations which were in most cases fractional. In the late trading the market relapsed in- to dullness On the close there was a slight hardening with Brooklyn Rapid Transit re- covering nearly all its losses.
The age-herald., 1899-07-18
CAMP MEETINGS ON THE GULF OF
 MEXICO.

Round trip tickets will be sold from Bir- mingham to Camp Grounds, Miss, at the very low rate of 1925 for the round trip up to July 22d, limited good to return August 31st, 1899
 An old-fashioned camp meeting has been arranged for with modern physical i'm provements. Magnificent grounds, lighted by electricity; spacious hotel, fronting 1G0 feet on the Gulf; bathing pier extending 400 feet into the Gulf; cottages and tents for rent; frst-class restaurant for meals will be In attendance, among them Bishop John c. Keener, Bishop Charles B. Gallo way, Dr. J. D. Barhee. Dr. H. Nj. DuBose and others For further information re- garding tickets. etc.. call or address any agent of L. 6 N. R. R., or
 R. r. BEASLEY, F. A., 7-1s-to-7-22 Birmingham, Ala.
The age-herald., 1899-07-18
Birmingham City Bonds
rruits and Produce

rruts and Produce Butter-Elgin, 1Sc; dairy. No 1, 15c: dairy No. g. 15c country, 121sc; cooking, Dc. Potatoes-Irish. 6O070c. I.emons-Choice, sa.5C6a75: fancy, A.25 Poultry-Hens. 251271ac; fries 12fl15c . small. s0l12c; ducks 2Oc; geese. 2Oc. Eggs-10c
 Beans-Snap. s1 per bushel. Tomatoes-75cGs1.5 Cabbage-2c per pound. Onions-21ac per pound. watermelons-$70O 0O115.00 per hundred. peacbes-s2. .50GsOO per crate. Canteloupes-s1@2 per crate.
 Tcrcsl StorIc Grcoeee Flour-Best patent, a1O; straight. s3.75. sugar-Granulated s5.7O; Y. C., 5ss05hc. Coffee-Green, 9Q11hc; Arbuckles pack ages. siOs0: Loverlngs packages, s10 50: Lyons packages, Ss.So. Lard--6asc.
 Clear rib sides-5Kc. Molasses Centrifugal, 15Q35c; sugar house, 20G35c. Rice-5hd6iac. Corn--Mixed Soc; white, 51c. Pearl Meal-9Se. Hay-Choice timothy, s16.0o; No. l, $15OO; clover mixed, S14.50. Mixed oats-39c: white, 42c. Bran-Mixed, s15; pure wheat, s15.50. Cotton Seed Meai-S1750.
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I3aiiv statement =

Galveston-Dull; middling, 7as; receipts, 32; stock, 9,S47.
 Mobile-Nominal; middling, 51a; receipts, 23; stock, 695.
 Savannah-Steady; middling, 57s; receipts, 371; stock, S33S.
 Charleston-Nominal; middling, 55s; stock, 6,565.
 Wlmington-Steady; midding, 57s; stock, 9436.
 Norfolk-Nominal; middling, G; sales, 4; receipts, A; stock, 3734.
 Baltimore-Nominal; middling, 63s; re- ceipts, 64l; stock, 10,92S.
 Boston-Quiet; middling, 3-16; receipts, net, 410 gross S15
 phia-Quiet middling, 7-16; stock, 7204.
 St. Louis-Quiet; middling, 5%; sales, 22l; receipts, II; stock 73,O01.
 4emphis-Steady; mddling, 55s; receipts, A.. sales, 1,650; shipments, f,7S9; stock, 79,396.
The age-herald., 1899-07-18
Liverpool Cotton Market

Liverpool, July 17.-Cotton spot fair de- mand; prices steady; American middling. 5-16 sales, 12,0G0 of which ,000 were for speculation and export included Il 400 American; receipts, 14300, all American. Futures opened dull with a poor demand and closed steady. American middling, l.. M c. July, 3.17431Ss; July-August, 3.17b; st-September, 3.16b; September-Octo- Der, 3.15b; October November 314b; No- vember-D December 3.13G3.14s; December January, 313d3.14s; January February, 3.1Sq3.14s; February March. 3.14b; March April, 3.15s April-May, 3.15@3.16b; May June, 316m317
The age-herald., 1899-07-18
New Orleans Cotton Market

New Orleans, July 17.-Cotton steady; sales, $50; ordinary, 312; good ordinary, 4; low middling, 1916; middling, 11-16; good midding, 6%; middling fair 6A; receipts, 76S; stock, IF ,492.
 Consolidated statement: Net receipts, B. 659 exports to Great Britain 150; France 300; Continent, 5,524; stock. 417,579.
 Cotton futures steady. July, 563 bid; Au- gust 5,44q5.45; September, 5.4OQ5.41; Octo- Der, 5.40a5.41; November, 5.42a5.49; Decem- Der, 547q5.4S; January, 550Q5.52; February, 5.54Q555 March, 5.5945.G0.
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TaIbOtt & Palmer,
 Commission Brokers. NO. ii N. TWENTIETH ST. TrLEPn0nE 584 Cotton, Stocks, Grain
 and Provisions. ..... Direct private wires 10 New York, Chicago and New Orleans.
Coffee.

New York, July 17.-Coffee options opened quiet at unchanged prices and varied but little. Cables were unsatisfactory; receipts at Brazil increasing spot demand slack and speculation for outside account slack Pro- fessionals were in control throughout The close was quiet and unchanged to points lower. Sales. 4,o00 bags, including Septem- Der, 4.6O October, 505 December, 5.1045.15; May, 5.30.
 Spot Coffee-Rio. dull and nominal. Mild, quiet about steady.
The age-herald., 1899-07-18

afternoon a good demand sprung up. The market closed without its being satisfied at top prices, which was points up. Spots were steady and unchanged quotations; sales, $50; port receipts today, 1,S21; ex- narfs 7oI
The age-herald., 1899-07-18
Chi,.aen 'ChanRe

Chicago. July 17.-Heaviness was the characteristic of the grain markets from start to finish today. Wheat declined 1ssc; corn. 1c, and oats. Ac.
 Provisions ruled moderately active and closed 21aGD5c higher, the latter for pork.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
The age-herald., 1899-07-18
REDUCED RATES To St. Clair Springs and Return-Round Trip. 95 Gents.

Effective Saturday. June g. and continuing to and including Sunday, September 24 1899, tickets will be sold from Birmingham to St. Clair Springs and return on Satur- days and Sundays good to return on fol- lowing Monday. at rate of 95 cents.
 For further information call on ticket agent union depot, or R. M. Ellis T. r. A., 2019 First avenue. G-7-tf
The age-herald., 1899-07-18
Dry Go dS

New York, July 1.-The market for cot ton goods has not shown any change in the general condition today. The demand was of average proportions for staples and prints and ginghams, with prices un- changed. Print cloths were inactive throughout. Sellers, outside of Fall River for regular GA squares at 2 11-16c. Odd goods dull and unchanged. Mems wear worsteds continue in good request
The age-herald., 1899-07-18
PRICES PRIMER
 IN COTTON MARKET Better Class of Cable News Re-
 Ceived Than Expected. [
OPENED AT AN ADVANCE
General Undertone Reflected Less Pes. simistic Feeling Than Has Pre- viously Existed-Closed Steady
 9 to Points Net Higher

New York, July 17.-The cotton market today considerably hrmer, advancing 547 points chiefly on covering and buying by the arbitrage people. feature of the market was some buying for good Wall street interests, but this was not promi- nent. The cause of the buying was largely better class of cable news than had been expected At the same time crop accounts were less uniformly bullish. The market opened steady at an advance of 1Gl3 points and further improved S@5 points. Then there was a little realizing, enough to ar rest the upward movement and cause some reaction. The general undertone of the market, however, reflected less pessimis- tic feeling than has heretofore existed. The feature of the English cables, public and private, was the increased interest of spinners in spot cotton at Liverpool with the weather departments special bulletin on the recent floods in Texas, which made but little impression here as it failed to give any substantial data as to the proba- ble curtailment in bales of cotton in the Texas crop, only stating i'll effect that the damage to crops has been very great Conservative bears today placed themselves In more safe relation to the market and arbitrage houses absorbed August when ever that month was offered, while a sig nificant feature in this connection was that August sellers were but little in evidence whereas August led the weakness last week The market closed steady 2@6 points net higher.
 New York, July 17.-Cotton quiet and steady; mddling, 9-16; net receipts, 1SS; gross 1S3; sales, 34l; stock, 146O77; exports to Great Britain, 15O; coastwise, 3,7S4.
 Total today: Net receipts, 1,s21 exports to Great Britain, 150; to France 500; Con- tinent, 4,7S5; stock 7579
 Consolidated: Net receipts, 3,659; exports to Great Britain, 15O; to France, 800; to the Continent, 5,524.
 Total since September 1: Net receipts, s. 2S4,495 exports to Great Britain, 3,454. .399 to France, 1SS, ,51; to the continent, 2,779, ,11S.
The age-herald., 1899-07-18

Hoods Sarsaparilra nsures good digestion and strength to the vital organs. Insist up- on Hoods.
The age-herald., 1899-07-18
q'aibott < ralmer's Cotton Letter

By Private Wire from L. Degomeons &, $ n.
 New York; July 1I-Liverpnol was in bel ter shape than expected showing F point advance when we opened, besides spot sales of 1200O, The weather map was dry as d rule, and the absence of rain in Georgia and Alabama all combined brought in some buying. Five to points advance was shown the first hours Cables rose 1a to 1 point at the close. Spots at Liverpool sold to the extent of 12,000 August failed to keep pace with other months, otherwise>t he market displayed a good deal firmer today This was surprising inasmuch as it was feared that considerable liquidation of Au- gust would discourage buying. It appeared however, that the low price is making so---, impression on spinners. News of spe>
 terest was lacking. Showers were inu.
 for the southwest. Switching from AugGsC to more distant months was extensive Final prices were to points higher.
The age-herald., 1899-07-18
Treasury statement

Washington, July H--Today's statement of the condition of the treasury shows: Available cash balance s279,S36 ,451; gold re- serve S244 041. .023
The age-herald., 1899-07-18
Talbott & Pmlmer's Cotton Letter

By Private Wire from Fairchilds &. Hobs son
 New Orleans, July IA better Liverpool market this morning was much in favor of the bull element today, initial trading, on. that side was at half sixty-fourth advance and another half was picked up before the 900 bales. This, together with reports of the appearance of the army worm in Ellis, Kaufman, Bryan, Wheaton and other coun- ties in Texas and Arkansas was sufficient to put bulls on the offensive again and cause some covering by shorts. First quo- tations were at an advance of points and the market further gained to points dur ing the early hours under the lead of New York where it was said Wall street was again buying. Opinions on change as to extent of probable damage by the worms was much mixed and market receded a few points under efforts of bear clique to sell of. This was temporary. as during the
The age-herald., 1899-07-18

Cash quotations were as follows: fIour weak; No 3 spring wheat. 71l9c; No. spring wheat 69A@7Oc; No. red, 7SA@7Slsc; No. corn, 83@S3Ac; No ? oats. 2i1R@24aic; No. white, 25A627%c; No. rye, 55c; No. 1 flax seed. $1@s1 10; northwestern. $l.OS9 S1. .03h; prime timothy seed $2.45Q$2. 50; mess pork, per bb1 sS. 50ns9.1O; lard, per 100 lbs, s5 271ad$5. 40; short ribs sides Qoose), $5.Oo0 s5. 20: dry salted shoulders (boxed), 5ss@5l5c; short clear sides Cboxed), B. .40G$5 45; whis- key. distillers finished goods, per gallon. s1 26 Sugars. cut, loaf unchanged. No. yellow corn, 34ssd341ac; clover, contract, s6.5O.
 On the produce exchange today the but ter marketsvas weak; creamery. 13ls@l71sc; dairy, 11M15ihc: cheese firm at S1a@9c eggs steady, fresh, 12c.
The age-herald., 1899-07-18
LOCAL MARKETS.
LCcai Cotton Market -Middllng, 514c.
The Iron Market. m. July 1.-The following are

the present quotations Tn iron: the present quotations in iron:
New-York tribune., 1899-01-24
fcrrelcsnre 6alfs'

the sad Boulevard ninetynne feet eleven inches 10 the
middle line the block between one nundred and tory
,ourfh ard One hundred and fory-hh streets thence
westerly said line two hundred and fest
"a tha ess,erlv side OF said Boulevard and thence
northerly along the esrey aide OF the said Boulevard
niretynne inches 10 the souhery SIDE u one
rnSred and forty-nfth the point Of beginning
said premises being those which were conveyed 70 JsTs-
ro,ah Devlin nov deceased BY two deeds one made by
Iobn pI.v and wife dated February 26. 1919 and re-
corded In the once o. the Register Of the CITY and
~ New York In Iiber 1859 Of Corveyances a. page
2se and the other made by Phehe ah-ens and Alfred
= IAhrens her husband dated s-ay p. 1879 ana re-
cordes IN ss,d Register. once in Lner 1872 Of Convey
sncs at page 1872 and devised ty ssi jeremiah p-Tln
20 Angela n pevlin. -
THOMAS GILLFRAN. Referee.
WILLIAM H. sToCKwELL, Attorney tor Plaintiff lfs
Rrosduav NsT YORK city
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forrtlosnte Sales.

SUPREME COURT.-County of New York:
- Eugen. s Benjamin. Plaintiff. vs John E. sagsr and
In pursuance Of Judgment OF foreclosure and sale
duly made entered in the a6oveented acton bear
oce OF the CLERK Of this County at the Court House IN
the County Of New YORK on tns h Gay M OF Jaaua sS
named viii eel at public auction the New York Real
fs,e ss,e y S New YORK coUny q New Yok on the
nrst DAY Of February. 1892 at y o'clock ma.
ssS sS9T. tSs SAID judgment ''' -@' '''' ''''''
sxty-ve sixty, even and si1ynine Fourth Avenue in
;s . o. s25 a Ana e. sSa y o ns Y62 snf Sns
and described follows, to wit;
BLG,HnG al f nv BweTV GH ' neyeght fee 81 noRe
dstan; the northeast corner OF the Bo"ery snd
Ninth Street and running thence northery along III.
angle0 with the Bowey seventy-two feet and eleven
Ayenu. twenty-five feet and oneha inches theme.
westerly in line - rtsht ansie. With the Bovery sixty,
Commissioners OF street. and Roads in The cry Of New
Tork ork pa:sa pses N Xpr ara is97 SAs OF
ALSO q. hat s:r,a1 S oth.T lot Di.oe Or Psrosi Of
81 SAD civ Of New-york bounded as follows to wit:
A1ehSc o!merly -. pow.y one sundTea and weniy
norhery from the northeast the
soss he BoHeTy t~snyoar t.e hen:. esssy In
line a, right angles eh n. Rower eighty fees ter snd
Third Avenue twenty-five feet three and onehalt nche.
s.v.nty.To t.., eleven nch.s 10 N. p.ce Of bernSSr
according 70 ne rn.ssurenenis usee BY The
Dated New York January 534S ssa. ! lsss; soc.x ,.,
YURzMAx & FRANKrSTE1Nre
A,,orn:y: t9r p!einrir.
Borough of Manhattan
New York CITY.
10th Street
New-York tribune., 1899-01-24

The Approximate Of the lien charge satisfy
which the sbove described property be sold
s29 10 so with thereon from TIE sv OF
csmber lsas together with allowances amount
70 1886 9e with the DAY or jan
usry. 1879. together with me expenses Of
The approximate amount of taxes Assessments and
other Hens which be allowed purchaser cut
Of The purchase money paid BY The Referee Is $66l
ana
The premises sold subject 70 mrs, mortgage now
thereon held James Vi. WArtz. uron Viii thsr.
due nc 22d day OF December. 1895 the sum Of
siOs 1922. ~ -
y 7. January a. 1899
JOHN H ROGAN Refere.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-24
I4otn street

The approximate lien charge 70 SATISFY
which the above described pronerty is 10 De sod IS
$50 6ss 80 with interest from he "a day o. De-
cember ls9s together with cost, snd advances amount
ing 10 SS37 from the 22d day or Deoell
ber 1895 together with the expenses 81 TIRE sale Tho
Approximate OF assessments or oher liens
which are 70 be allowed the purchaser ont OF the pu
chase money paid by N. Referee, 10 slo6Ssl and
Interest -
THOMAS GIILERAN. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-24

ADVFR1IsEMENTe ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
oflee. No l.242 Broadway. 20 door north
Of Slst-st., until o'clock 2. m. sdveY-
usemerts received al the following branch
ofices AZ regular once rates until 8 O'Clock
2. m, Viz, % shave. a. cor. 2Sd-st. ,
i51 sth-eye.. cor l2th-ft.. Mscy's. 9th
ave and l4ih-St l42 Columbus ave. rear
Wes, e6th-st. iO6 Wes, 42d-st. near eth
ave. 90 Esst lsth-st: 25T West 42d-st.
St. ass "a eve. h~,se>n Tstb snd 7T,h
New-York tribune., 1899-01-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

peth-s,. 8. 275 It Of Ioth-sve. 2'X9s IL; 70 roo
Xorgan Gress Laura = smith - s7''N'
tth-st No 40 East 2''HeoZ' "i'ian a.'...'N" 1890
sl-si: No llS last Zo-11soI' "n"s" i7.ioo
los 5x2s sxio7e Albert Flake to Nele F'aks *
Ward reseree Annie smith - NA'
fs4tb-st so West. 22x99 II; sylvester Il II 90 -,o
ward referee 10 Adolpa altman - -. TO- ''
,ests-., SIS 2i5e 4 e ot Gth-avs. lsxs9lii Dt-
ysrd Whitaker referee 10 Frank Johnson am
3th-st 70 ia East 29H4Vye rre'sr'o 10000
l,SsyA " y0 n of bSth-sr 5oxlvo' Aoolpn
= Rene Marquis de Po-tes. 70 Wallace Z An <o nm
EsIlv-st " $ SIS # ot leTth-st eoxloOi intsi-
vaie-ave G. 1912 = . W OF Iihahy,et Ok
s11s irregular: james Meals 10 bhzaoetn o,o
,e1,S-st n w oo-ner Jscme Place lle 4xlOiN o,..
i0ftl6f !: James Nealis 70 Elizaeeth Nealls- i'
s,tst A 100 " Avenue B. 4eTs7' George .. an
Asne Henry Agne :. =: =. 'O'
sans 40 273 West, 1sxso2. Michael REID 81 al q o,o
Msiison-s. No Az ZSSlVo SIMON $4,000
iis,h,st rs % jdsn Todd.'. 1900
New-York tribune., 1899-01-24
prcoRDED MORTGAGES.


War. John u tr. TO John c Artmann. No 2is
west 29th-st. wears 49,,
yrrsei, Hyrnan 70 Samuel Kurzran. No l5o ia"
ei:'-ir F,ts.TsE ygss to ri1s6.h Clark No se
Wee, s2d-st. years ..........: :. .,.....'s>..
znl. OSWALD 9 =: al. 20 Frances schlosser. NO
~ 80 SsnE IsuSi svSisi5g Company Of Harlem to Ham
n;on Bank. 125th-st. Il E. zoo II " OF 7'n-sVe'
wisensd 1a,5 ysarwy .o walter Kng.iand l2sh-s,
n = 200 I, W of Amsterda-n-ave. years
T5dt. John r. 70 BENJAMIN Hart. iiSth-s'
Altman. AdoipS. 70 Randolph W Townsend. NO
80 West lssth-st. years
aas7 r 9, A,ns:sr6ar-sve. wears. ......
e-saiev Caroline 70 william Waiter and an
other. executors. eta ETA No % si,reh ,s,rs
wsita JOHN $. to Central Trust company .Maai-
ssn-sys ;s5 s9TrsF 4s'h-'' secures o''a' au'
.s3s;gs Socsn0t7 T.iscs c. 70 Idoph Rem. Marqui,
ds Por,-s 4th-sve sos = n o. 5s'h-st
csms' FTe6s-i. ana Hueh y il executors
etc 70 sowery Savings Bank. No SO LAisht-
st sns NJ 5F,uns,o ~ to Elizabeth Rankin
iisth-st =. is :; " % 5th-ave. year: .....
H2Sssioa seyT9o9r ,- 70 s!ss 9soss' z..S. Goa'''
Agne. Henry sae Emily. % George Asne oth-st
.. 100 :, = Avenue 2 year. -. . Van,
York Security and Trust Company, Nos 22e
x,r.b.w. az M Y,..,. are william S. % Frederic R
Coudsrt 10 Is East 45th-st. years. ...-.--
p.iSVln Ebert :. 20 he Equitable Life AHur-
snce soeletv. West Ent-.ve 4 soll u 81
can. "a, J 70 r,,ie cusrant.e ana Trust Com
pany " 81 West lo4ih-~t. s years ...........
Hsrsen Nisls. ~ Edward and Henry Hir,h. Am
stsrds-n-ave extends from l4Sth-st 70
sl.v.n' Henrv r 70 Mutual LIE Insurance Com
vsSb r,wsrd n q Clara Frenksnberg No 1872
West elst-st years
New-York tribune., 1899-01-24
MACHINERY.

~(s~~-~~~<~0<s(e<<s~<
AT REDUCED PRICES 300 secondhand
WOOD and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and sr-
changed GEORGE B. EDDY. 39s Sadi-
son-st
New-York tribune., 1899-01-24
BLANK BOOKS & sTATIOyERy

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LETTER COPYING -5Op-page
letter copying book. AZ. l0cO-pase let
HAM aSs proadwev
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For Young Ladies-Country

For Young Ladies-Country.
r AsErI SUMMARY YoR YouNd WOMEN
AUBURNDALE. MASS.
IN your walking and sitting much .rsct; IN
general health IN your conversation: your way Of
meeting people and in nnumerabe ways. could he
bentn you are receiving from your training and ssso
Citations Lesell. AL this you know Is very
gratifying 70 ms"
This is what father wrote TO his daughter after her
school from the Christmas vacation at home
II s unsolicited testimony Lesers some
important lines.
Places being sken for the year beginning
September 1902.
Catalogue tres
e. BRAGDoS
Principal.
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GOLD FURNITURE.

-~~N~~ee~~~~~~~r>OrNc> N-|~~"|>0>'-->>N7~ 7~~->>- .
GOLD CHAIRS, warranted French lesf
400 worth $500 Kegilding done.
GOLD FURNITURE MAHUFA CTuRER.
20 6tb-sve
New-York tribune., 1899-01-24
TYPEWUITERa-

TYPEWRITERS-Bh NS.-Nev ma
chine. cheap. Remingtons. Smiths. t3s
guaranteed rentals reduced. COSsOl.1-
DATED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. At
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1899-01-24
Dnblit Noilte.

PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.
An EXAMINATION for pupils not In the
public schools rin Re held he high school bu!la-
ing. on Monday ard Tuesday. January Sotn Ard 3ist
beginning at o'clock A M
Pupils will examined arithmetic geography. his-
tory % the United states English and CON-
poson spelling reading and writing and they viii AXE
Their e1am!ls q the school which desire
sttend
The Boys High School &. situated a. Nc 80 West 18Th
Street The Girls High School az No SO East 18th Street
and the High School for hofh Bows sni Girls 18Th
Street AID rhi-d ave
New York. January IL 1899
JOHN JASPER
Superintendent, Borough. @, Manhattan and The nronI
New-York tribune., 1899-01-24
Qountrp Teal estate tor Sale.
ROARD AND ROOMS.

IoTHSf',, i22 EAsr'GcenIsi; Eft. sur
roundinrs. second story. front: private
bath: other rooms. parlor dining. reason
slle references
iTTH-ST SO WEST.@One large room. one
hall room. with board highest references
given and required.
HD-ST l2s EAST.-secone foor isrge
and single rooms, good table select
house: table guests accommodated.
8D-sT.. i2s EAST Large and single
rooms. good table. select house, table
quests sccon. molsted.
s2D-sT Is wEsT.-Rooms testefuliy and
comfortably furnished: table bounutuily
tuIpled. references given and required
44TH-ST. 2is WEST. near BrosdVay.-
sunny large front and back room, excel
lent board refined home. references.
70 AND 125 EAST 2iST-ST.. Field
houfes-Handsorne suites. PRIV ate bsthsi
stnsis rooms: elevator. superior tsbisA
New-York tribune., 1899-01-24
Gin 6otels

SHERMAN SQUARE HOT EEL,
BOULEVARD CORNER WEST list ST
AMERICAN PLAN
Strictly family hotel. choice suites furnished IN
furnished 70 rent by the year Cuisine
vice of the highest order All hoto
is reasonable. Location convenient all
parts OF the city.
WALTER LAWRENCE Manage
Washington. D 9.
rI,gE DEWEY HOT ri. the latest addition Wash
l ington's list 81 admirable caravanssris. II is
handsome press brick L street. i4th
NorthVes and Will be opened 70 the public
January q All the appointments first class and
accommodation either tha American European plan
may be had GEORGE n De SHIELDS l. the
Manager
New-York tribune., 1899-01-24
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT County ot
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10 MORE COMMODlOUS Quarters. s7& and
47S Bway. THE MOSLER SAFE CO.
cor. y way and Duane.
FOR SALT.-Ten R.IPAN.S for cents
AZ druggifu' one Eivss relief
New-York tribune., 1899-01-24
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EIRsT-CLASS 7-room apartments, hot TatsI gas
ranges; all modern improvements; k8o TO $40. Nd
70 2o7 West 1924. STEVENS 93d cor. Columbus.