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FEW RETIREMENTs.
Plenty of Place. Left i'm tho Naval
Branch OF the Service.

Washington, June II. Judge Advocate
Lemly has, at the request Of tho Chief Of
the Navigation Bureau, rendered an
opinion constituting the section Of the
naval personnel act relative to voluntary
retirements. The section In question, SEQ.
ton s. authorizes the president to retire
officers Of each grade providing certain
specified numbered vacanies do NOT occur
annually in these grades through natural
causes. The Judge Advocate General
holds that the act requires that q suffic-
lent number Of officers aud no more are
to be placed on the retired list to GAUGE the
prescribed number of vacancies and APP
plying this rule 10 the existing naval list,
he finds thar there win be no captains
retired because there are already fourteen
vacancies above the grade OF commando T,
while only thirteen are contemplated by
law. that two commanders will be re
tired, there being eighteen vacancies
now, two less than required; that seven
lieutenant commanders will be resi-sl,
there being twenty-five vacancies u a tina
law prescribing twenty mine, and NJ lieu.
tenants retired, the total number Of va.
cancias--forty- in the higher grades,
meeting all the requirements OF the law.
IN THE ARMY.
Washington, June IA board Of off,
GERS. including Major General Merritt,
has been appointed to meet at Governors
Island, N. Y, June ed, to report upon
the best method of carrying into effect the
provisions OF an act for increasing the
efficiency Of the army, requiring that all
eaptains Of the line of the army, 'who
have evinced marked aptitude In the
command of troops shall be reported by
their regimental commanders to the war
department. and shall be entitled to COM
pete for any vacancy which may occur
in the grade of major in the adjutant
generals and inspector generals depart
ments, under such system of examine
tion as the president shall prescribe.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-19
BUNKER HILL DAY.

Boston, june 1.-THE 1881 anniversary
Of the BATTLE OF Bunker Hill was celebrate
ed here today with three parades, BAN
quet. reunions Of patriotic societies. and
general festivities. The centre of the
demonstration was at Charlestown. where
the usual carnival and civic parades were
held. but this year the lines were augent.
ed by parade of marines and sailors
from the North Atlantic squadron.
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THE MopERN BEAUTY

Thrives on good food and sunshine,
with plenty of exercise in the open air.
Her form glows with health and her face
blooms with its beauty. If her system
needs the cleansing action of laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasant
Syrup of Figs, made by the California
Fig Syrup Go. only. AEa
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-19

DEAR MRs. PinKHAM-After follow
ing the directions given in your kind
letter for the treatment of leucorrhea,
I can say that / have been entirely
cured by the use Of Lydia &. Pinkham's
remedies, and will gladly recommend
them to my friends.
" Thanking you for your kindness, /
am gratefully yours, A. B. DAyDs.
BlscuAslfTos, N, X"
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-19
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, June 1.-THE following
pension changes resulting nom the issue
of June 9. are announced:
RENEWAL.
John I. Haley. Bath, So.
INCREASE.
Ozro G. Bryant, Noblebore, SO to $40;
Francis n. Skillin, Auburn Plains, 81 to
S.; Francis Story, Augusta, s. to sis;
Harrison Stevens, East jackson, Sl2 to
$l4.
REISSUE AND INCREASE.
John Pierce, Togus, IS to Si2.
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POLICE MATTERS.

The polioe made 9 call Saturday night
ON Angus Bunker, who keeps . place 81
SO Middle street, and seized q quantity Of
whiskey, beer and wine. Bunker Was also
charged with keeping diserderly houss
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would form
in the womb.
l had four
t u mors in
two years. I
went through
tr e a t m e n t
with doctors,
Init thew did
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KNIGHTs or pYrHIAs.

The next convention of Munjoy Lodge,
No, 6, K. OF p, win be held June 26th,
when the First Rank will be conferred.
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MISSIONARIES KII.LED IN 57oaINA.

Shanghai, June IA Telegram re-
ceived by the North China Daily News
reports that the rioters Killei kev. H. S.
Phillips, Mrs, Phillips. a lady friend
and three native converts, while they
were trying to escape from KEN Yang.
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TRoTTrNe SEASON OPENS.

Medford. Mass, June IA. large
crowd witnessed two.good races at Mys-
ito Park this afternoon. The summary:
a.1o Glass; Pacing; Purse $500.
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the bases were occupied and there was
no one out. He retired Ethe next three
batters on strikes.
HARVARD. 1; HOLY CROSS, O.
Cambridge. Mass., June 17.--HArvard
defeated Holy Cross on Soldiers Field
this afternoon by score Of to o. The
game was the best played In Cam bridge
during the present season. the fielding
and pitching being the features. Attsn-
dance a50o The scores
Harvard. 0 o 0 o o o o o 0 III
Holy Cross. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Hits, Harvard, 4; Holy Cross. Q. Err
rors, Harvard, Il holy Cross, |. Batter
les, Morse and Reid Griffin and Bren-
nan.
LITTLE MORE THAN A FARCE.
Lewiston, June II. The game between
Bates and University Of Toronto. played
here today. was little more than fnrce.
Bates pounded out hits, stols bases and
scored ainost at will. Dsane and Pulst-
fer did excellent w,rk for Bates. Score
BY innings;
Bates, Q 0 % 8 9 $50
q. Of Toronto,2 o o o 0 o o o.
/: Hits. Bates, IS; University Of Toronto,
8. Errors, Bates. 6; University of To-
ronto, TO-. Batteries. Hussey and Purin-
ton; Glsssford and Mckay.
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and the police arrested GIL named Min
ME Chandler.
Maggie Rourke came into the police
station Saturday night with her head cut
and bleeding, She said she was ut Bun
ker's place and claimed that the Chandler
girl and another woman struck her over
the head with beer bottle.
Saturday night the Police raided the
house. Il India street, kept by Mary j.
Parquette and arrested two men and two
girls. The woman was charged with
keeping disorderly house and the police
seized a quantity of beer.
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rrHrrER TO MRS PrNxHAx NO. so,ecsJ
1.-TWO years ago was q great
sufferer from womb trouble and pro-
fuse flowing each month, and tumors
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NEW ENGLAND STANDING.
BATTING AVERAGES.

The batting averages of the members
of the Portland team up. to the present
time are as follows;
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INCREASE.
THE HIRE DEPARTMENT.

John Pierce, Togus, IS to Sla.
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At Observation-Disclosures, o; Amherss,
9.
At Chicago-Chioago University, 0;
University Of Pennsylvania, 8.
At Winthrop-Colby, IS; Winthrop, 8.
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ENIBROIDERIES.

JUST RECEIVED, new tapestries. &c;
French worsted. BESSIE LAPATX. %
West 3Oth-st.
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Cfrursions.

Cfrursions.
NEW YORKS OCEAN TRIP.
THE FAMOUS CAPE MAY IRON STEAMER
REPUBLIC
Leaves Pier 10. Z. r. above south Ferryo $50 a. m'
/ and 30 p. m. daily dncluding Sunday0
For LONG BRANCH
Leave Long Branch. 1880 a. 3l5 p m. 80 p m
Trolley connection Asbuy PARK. ocean HroVe ana
other New Jersey coast points -
Theatricals Restaurant. Lunch Oyslsr Bar' etc
ROUND TRIP FARE 10 Ct,NIS.
The REPT-RIIC offers the finest trip for amusement
and h.ab giving recreation with all the beauties OF the
Bay and Harbor. Forts. the ever-chahsihs scene
upon the ocean and grand view of the Navesink lsh
lands and candle power lights. SANDY HOOK ana
the cottage cities on the Jersey coast ,,..
The $40 a. trip gives nine hours AZ irlhx
The 100 y. m. trip gives four hsirs ana hall,
The s30 trip gives and comfort aIteI uy
work showing the panorama Of sea and shore IN me
early evening and the return with the im,hse ,
Lights illumination Of the staten lsla1 hnd
Long Island shores the Great city with is n,1hs
Of lights bracelet Of lights across the brOohyn
Bridge and a scene 10 be forgotten. -, 49,,
REPUBLIC has comfort Tor uioSr
her. Excellent restaurant al popular prices HpInun
saloon deck, and the hurricane deck ehrsy
giving protection 20 al WITHOUT "e'
passengers 10 lose the view either by day or night
A miniature theatre the main deck mas a r'hhen
vaudeville performance, without extra charse on each
return trip. down trips.
The REPUBLIC the favorite boat at Phiadelphia
and she Is already favorte in New-York waters.
W. +. RUSSELL. Mgr, llsl Bway Phone. Zt'I'-lSth
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UuppEILAs AND CANES.

ScsffTcf : f>15Ill 165SIIl|lsy ofresents. CCmbreias and
canes SMITH MANUFACTUKING Co''
p Z l23 Enltor-st.. upftalIs
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IVORY GOODS.

= = = - . - - = SNSS"~N><N|~
F. GROTR q CO., ia East lith-s Es-
tabllshed ls47. ivory toilet articles. tor
toise she'll goods. billiard materials. bowl
ing alleys and sporting goods; repairing
promptly done.
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unIsE AND CARPET CLEANING.

D~NN~NN~NN~N~~~~N~
CALL JAMES f. GARDNER on telephone
Tor all kinds OF hOusecleaning TO be
done. l43 West 2Gth-st. Send Tor cir-
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ART STORES.

,vo.o.ooooOoo~rorNNN
RARE BOOKS. fine bindings. engraVings.
art objects. paintings. Wanted +" nv. ~
Rare Americana. WashlnstohIH"a 26TA
and views on early New-Yotk bS.>a aaI
VFNTTRF's GALLERY. 6 West SSd-s'''
onpsSi'e the Waldorf.
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HARDW AR E.

oOnNnnNr[r%r~~.NCN |~N~>~~->~~>N|-|O
EDWARD NICHOLSON, general hard
ware; cutlery ground and repaired; dog
collars and d.hinR tackle. I3l 9Th ave.
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MINIATURE ATS.

-AN-NNN-NN.N.rJNNNNNNN NNNNINNrONOONNOO%OH%N
PORTRAITS COMPLETE. Special mount
ing fine miniatures, with patent frames
which take one or two miniatures and are
glassed with special glasses. BROWN, %
\assau-st.
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-@ONeOo~NNJoO0SoON~NNON|SN N~>s>Ne~ ~
Y. V. HURD, late with WILLIAM MOlh.
Will save you money on diamonds.
watches and al repairing. Old gold.
jewelry ana gems bought. exchanged or
remodelled. l20 West 23d-st.. between 6th
and 7th aves.
JOHN G. KLEIN & CO.. 2iI Greenwich
ST. y. Y. dealers IN Watches, Diamonds
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STDR AGE.

~~~oNo-O-~-o-Nc-0-~>>'-N
UAFGFR STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
s,h-ave.. 35d to S4th sts.- Storage for
furniture. etc; padded vans lor moving,
CIV or country; boxing, packing shipping
snd insurance: estimates furnished. Tele-
nhone call a2i0-9sfh-st
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MONUMENTS AND MAUsOLEUMs.

~-~~>~~~o~~>~~>>~o>>>"1">o>'
II 0. FRENCH. 1865 Broadway, first moor.
Artistic designs. high-class Materials
and enduring construction.
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SIRE POP INSECT POWDER

sr-R- pop INJECT POWDER
,e cf-GpANTEED TO KILL COCk-
poACurs. WATER BQ5S. BED Bc1S,
FRO ADOLPH IsAAcsEN sDh' 20
Irr-TTON ST. y. Y.
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DOGS ~ ,AT HOSPITALS.

J-~~~>~o-~-~~~~~~~~~~~e~~-o ~~o>>o~>N~~0~-
EEW-YORK VETERINARY HOSPITAL.
III West 2Jih-st. telephone 40i-lsth.
Treatment boarding. clipping and wash
irG: managers Canine Cemeterv
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ADvERTIsEMENTs and subscription; own iSr
the Tribune received at Their upsoyhh
Ceicn 70 242 broadway. 2d door north
of Sist-st.. until O'Clock ?. m; sr.nrh saveth
tisements received 81 the foilow,hs oo'c,ook
Offices at regular Office rates un.di aSd-st;
% m. viz 254 sth-sve.. .. e.. COZ. 50" an
is2 e,b-aye'. cor. I2th-st. Maeys' O.sr o.
ave. ana i4th-s,. i.2 Colyn1e1' nasi 9th
wee, GFth-s,. i0a West 90 y, sah-st.
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a DECORATORS

GFORGD IIOCKHART, 2i East 2Oth-<t-,
desfsnsr maker OF draperies, furniture.
interior decorations. get cur pTiess t9s
awnl1gk
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Boar0crs tOaulc0.
COAL AND WOOD.

-~-~~~~~-~~>.~ >.~(~|~~NN~~>>~ ~>>~|>~~~~N~~|~"-N>~~o~~~
M M MNl5(Q Coal pockets. 23s ". Goth
lu EllSIN.CUDl St Best quality coal only.
Established 1865 Telephone So Columbus.
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AWNINGS.

AWNfNGS for hotels. office buidings'
dwellings. etc. manufactured py "hO'
q III ESSEI. 1893 4th-aFe
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BICYCLE EXCHANGE.

BICYCLE The name tells the game.
SADDLE All makes sold on trial.
EXCHANGE 20 West Broadway. y. y.
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FOR SALE.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FOR sALE.-Ten RIPA.N.S for cent'
at druggists: one gives -ei.sf.
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ARTISCS, MATERIALS.

TRY Moist Oleo COlors for AquaIffe anu
Representative OIL Painting. Write ior
descriptive circular to A. SARTORiUS "
GO lG VT RrnadMaY New-Y0rk.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02
GAS ENGINES. ETC.

GAS and KEROSENE ENGINES: the
Metz K Weiss. one-half cent per horse
nower hour. f2S-i32 Mott s..
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HELP EaTED.

AGENTS WANTED. The greatest seller
ever put on the market Make big
money In selling Rubber Faces. They sell
manded everywhere. Sample prepaid, lOc.
ALLEGHENY MAILING AGENCY, 10
+. Perry-st, Allegheny. Pa.
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ELECTRIC MOTORS.

KEEP COOL electric fans; reasonable
rates. ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAlt
90. - Park Row telephone ais Cortlandt
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t1thool Inenrics.

H|oCTco|,cH|S~S
y suuules Professors Teachers. Tutors Governesses
&C. Ia colleges Schools ana Families. Apply TO
Mrs VI y YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square
NtIRIAN COYRIFRE'S TEACHERS AGENCY, $50 9th
vi Ave New Nork-Colleces. schools and families sup
n A. teachers placed: musical department
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pnUcIoUs STONES BOUGHT

-~>c->>~~~~~N~~~(~~~~y~(-< >N~>0~N
DIAMONDS and all klrds OF precious
stones bought for cash. ALBERT
KAMP. 3 Maiden Lane. Elevator.
HIGHEST prices paid for Diamonds. En-
eralls. Rubies, Pearls and Old Gold.
ROBERT II. RAMSGATE. 215 6th-ave.
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HELP WANTED.

T1PEWRIIINE ut HOMfA-t tHEtI0VFS
addressed IS cents per thousand letters.
specifications and copying Of any kind
neatly done; first-Class work. terms mod
crate. Miss L.. LOIS Halseyst.. Bklyn
WANTED. -Sten0grapher In law once :
only those experienced in legal stenog
raphy and having highest references need
apply. state experience; references. G..
b.. Box 40. Tribune Office.
WOMEN to do plain sewing at nome.
si5O per day. Four months work guar
anteed. send stamped addressed envelope
for particulars r. W. HUTTON & CO.,
Philadelphia. Penn
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-
WINDOW SHADES.

CHRTSTIANSON BROTHERS. l0T and lO9
West l25th -st.-Flats. private residences
hotels and office buildings furnished com
plete. Jobbers In Scotch Hollands and
10 nd -Dafnted shade cloth
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PHONOGRAPH SUPPLIES.

PHONOGRAPH The name tells the
RECORD game. Fee, l0c. write
EXCHANGE. us. % West Bway.
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MEDALS AND BADGES.

N~~~~NN>~~~>O>~N~~~ >~N~"~"~>o-o-"~N>>~"~~-~-~
ATHLETIC. bicycle. college and school:
fine presentation medals a speciality.
JOHN y. LENNON. 3 Nassau-st.
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vIOLINs, GUITARS. MANDOLINs
AND HANJOa
WATCHES AND JEwELRT.

THEODORE LOHR. 2S6 Grand-st. st.-Zith-
ers. mandolns and guitars. also music
for the same; catalogue mailed.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02
RVSINESS CHANCES.

ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured FOR mer-
chants manufacturers and others De
string 10 extend their business stores.
S,s,nsss nleces sold quickly. MDONALD
a WTGGINS 40 Nassaust.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02

COACIfAlAN.-By thoroughly expenehss'
| (as West s4th-st.
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HOOknINDEHS.

Il. J. SCHAEFER. "a Beekman-st.
binding OF all kinds neatly done at mod
crate prices.
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For Boys and Young Men-City.

PREPARATORY SCHOOL
l., FOR BERKELEY.
< new school. under hve trained teachers, will b,
opened 49th the entrance Berkeley
school October. 1899 for little boys between I'VE snI
nine years Limit twelve in class For cir
ouiar ana reference. address Miss MARY GRACE OWEN
principal. No. 435 Madison Avenue.
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for Sale.

4 -A-A.-A bargain for somebody. \ young couple
n. having been keeping house for the pas 10 months
.,t.s their entire completely furnished
se was furnished al cost Of over 50 90 also cur
..r,, bs,ness a team Of stylish cObs. driven by my
fe for the past years any person purchasing he
~ can have OF house free until MAY next mouse
IVee,chestor only 10 miles out. minutes TO
.ta an win be- sold 5nc. the dollar; reason Tor
..ili-r sickness Address BANKER. =. .. box So
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p,rIIARD AND POOL TABLES.

RJIILARD AND POOL TABLES. new
and second-hand: lowest prices easlest
tsrma MARX BROS. ~ Union oouAIe.
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at druggists: one gives -ei.sf.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
>~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~-N~~~~>>>>~~~|>>>
ELEGANTLY furnished rooms 20 rent TO
party Of gentlemen IN strictly private
family; select neighborhoOd. 6S L. 10Th st,
IRVING PLACE. l4.-Front rooms; new
furniture; tiled bathrooms; absolute
cleanliness; corner.
NADISON-AVE.. 3i3. near 44th st.-Airy
small and large rooms. private bath;
season: transients references.
eTH-sT.. As. a, 40 EAST. near Broad
way.-Elegant large and small rooms;
perrnanent transient: moderate.
249 WEST 18TH Furnished alcove
room: also back parlor: running water;
bath; all cOnvcniences; housekeeping
$50 EAST SsTH- ST.-Nlce front room for
one or two gentlemen. also nicely fur
nlshed hall room: board II desired.
l,O2O PARK AVE. corner S5th- st.-Par-
lor, physician. dentist; others, slngly
suite: references.
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MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

-.N-N.NNNNNNONN~~~"N~' ~'|~~>'~|~l>|>0>>~|>I>'
LOOKING GLASSES manufactured here
damaged mirrors resilvcred. frames and
nn1ultirgs FERRY. AS Canal St, near
Hudson
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02
ANTIQUES, SILVER. CURfoS.

AT FpLE's ART GALLERY. 100 Mes' ,es
a2d 81 near eth-ave. Antiques cu',t, caInt,
old Jewels, silverware. rare iahs, eoia
ines miniatures and weapons O'' e
bought.
GRACG ANTIQUES CO. We WeS, s,ic.r t
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CUTLERY.

CUTLERY Of every description on hand
Made to order and repaired at q.
kNAUTH'S, 81 John and IL Nassau sts,
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YIoH-aRApE eilliTs .ss goe, g,,;.s.:l ,ss,:
o.hWAGNER, q Great Jonss-st
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS bought. sold. exchanged. THE
PIANO EXCHANGE. 105 and i01 West
33d-st near 9Th ave.
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OLD hooks BOUGHT AND SOLD.
BOOKS BOUGHT for cash: experienced
buyers sent anywhere; catalogue free.
GEO d. SMITH, 4 East 42dst.
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A.-AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMls-
SION. The greatest agents seller ever
produced: every user of pen and ink buys
il on sight. 200 10 800 per cent proht, one
agents sales amounted To $500 IN six days
another S32 in two hours. MONROE MFG.
co. Y 1906 la Crosse. Wis.
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PRINTING AND STATIONERY,

THOS HUMPHREY, 36S Canal-st., oppo-
site Wooster. Established 20 yeas.
Quick printing; blank books. stationery,
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ART STAINED GLASS.
ART DEALERS

4. MILLER. lS2 West 23d-st.-ICf am" am, ~
Eichings. Frames. Mirrors. GsIGii S,,g
American Paintings. Restoring, hesn---e
BERLIN BROTHERS. 1G3 West 80 @.l.,os
nskers. art dealers and regildng.
THOMAS A. WII.MURTS SONSs o. roiS
i3th-ft. manufacturers OF ""e
frames; regilding a speclalty.
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POSTAL CARDS BOUGHT.

~D~~o~N(-N(~o~N"~~~-~~>~-~ ~~~>>'~>.0>>>|~~~0>>@
CASH PAID for uncancelled. printed or
addressed postal cards that are of no
further use Call or write SWAIN. ~
Beekman-st.. New-York City
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THE WILLARD MIRROR AND FRAME
MANUFp CrURING CO.. 2oI Canal-st.-
pier and nantel mirrors. Picture frames.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02

4 DVERTISEMENTS and Subscriptions for The Tribune
y received their Uptown once. No l242 Broadway'
"a door north OF 3st St until o'clock D. M advertise
en,s received the following branch Offices al regular
until O'Clock viz: 2Ol Stfl ave- s. g
cor 21d ST. I52 18Th St; Macys. 9th ave.
and l4h st. 142 columbus near West 66th 81 lOo
West 42d ST near Gth-aVe 92 East llh st; 2o1 West
42d ST. 7th and sth ayes l59 Fast 4th-s 1883
"a ave between 10Th nth SITS 1c26 I'd ave. near
6ist- ST 1OS LIST seth Coo ave near
4ist- 554 ave: 2lO Beecker St 325 Bleecker ST.
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furnished Rooms 10 let.


DDp-ST IS WEST Elegantly furnished suites. cne,
- two or three rooms: private porcelain paths: Rot
- cold water. eas: 81 10 S25 weekly meals served IN
ID, ms II decired: transients accommodated fu h3,+i
r oe. house thoroughly remodelled. parlor for phN
san near waldorf As,:e and all theatres; references
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iCHIN FIR Y.

AT REDUCED PRlCES.-6UU second hand
wood ard iron working machines: tully
Guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
sop-At.
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AGENTS WANTED for special summer
campaign. THE SATURDAY EVENING
POST-establshed by Benjamin Franklin
in 172S-now published by The Curtis pub
fishing Company. proprietors u THE
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL is offered TO
subscribers for one year only, for sl.OO-
the regular price is $3.50. This offer Is
for the purpose Of a quick Introduction,
and will be withdrawn September LIST. The
regular price Of $3.50 will be maintained
after that date. We will give a good com
mission FOR every subscriber secured. ana
distribute s.. 900 September lst among the
i76 best agents. $500 will be given the
person sending the largest number or SUB
scribers at 800 each per year. Al TINS
special low subscription price thousands
can be easily secured. Address IHD
CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY. Phila-
de.phia. Pa.
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GOVERNMENT POSITlONS.-Don't pre-
pare for any civil service or census eX-
animation without seeing our catalogue
OF Information. Sent free. COLUMBIAN
CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE. Wash
ingfOn. ID. G.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-22
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Five OF the elephants attached to the
circus OF Lord George Sanger escaped
from the large tent In which they had
been hobbled for the night at Dart
ford, England They were found de-
yourlng the contents OF bakers shop.
having smashed a large plate-glass
window In the shop front and eaton all
the bread and pastry they could find
and then beginning to destroy some
bags OF -four Four OF the elephants
charlie. Edgar. II. Il. II. and Mary
were escorted back to the tent, but
Minnie could not DO found anywhere.
She subsequently was discovered mile
and a half away. quietly sleeping near
A conservatory In a market garden
She had amused herself by smashing
the windows OF the conservatory, do
stroying quantity OF valuable flowers
and eating big lot OF vegetables.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-22
Time and pl.tan.s Annlhris,ea.

In keeping with its pas, unapproaohabls
record, Union Pacific H. H., tho Great
Overland Route. will. on October 10Th,
place In service m totircly new, strictly
first-clAss limited train 70 10 known by the
old familiar namo OF 1.-THE Overland Lam
tied" Thu In addition " the present on
collent schedule which will DO continued
The NEW OVERLAND LIMITED wiz
leave Salt Lake City daily at HIS n IN,
Ogden rs p, m, arrive Denver 0 a m,
Omaha 7;i5 p. m, and Chicago $50 a m,
In ample time for all eastern connections 10
New York, Boston, Washington, otc., aud
be the most Handsomely equipped and fast
est train ever given 70 the western people
As usual thoro will DO no change OF cars 10
Denver, Omaha and Chicago, and only one
change TO principal eastern cities. Further
particulars at company's ONCE, "od
Stand" 2ol Main street, Salt Lake City.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-22

The first corset-not counting an
eIent notifications OF the Grecian zone
or eirdle-was introduced into France
bv catherine de Medici. 1t was a
strange affair. and fashioned aftor the
stvIe OF a knights cuirass. The frame
worl, was entirely OF iron. and the vel
vot which decorated the exterior only,
ssrved 10 hide a frightful and cumber-
some article OF torture. In the days
mat followed ladies OF the court laced
themselves frightfully and wore the
dreadful prison night and day in their
eaorts TO obtain what they considered
q perfect figure