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REAL ESTATE.
REPORT THAT JAMES MCREEfi ms
SOLD A PLOT IN WEST FORTY
SECOND-ST.

sECOND-sT.
II was reported yesterday that James McN'ey
had sold the plot OF FIVE lots 100 feet west "a
sixth-ave and running through from Forty-seC
ond 10 Forty-hrst-st. with a frontage OF nl'y -
in the former and seventy -fve in the latter sur,
Mr. McCreery was out Of the city yesterday, az
no confirmation could be got at his Once -.
had been several previous reports about th!s P ~
a six story mercantile structure, 10 De Ueeu" $50
Lowenfeld & Prayer have purchased rom MAI Tiai
Mueller No : Cioerck-st. 203XlOo. george W 4''
lock- fr s. Sons were the brokers 49,. ~.
Mandelbaum & Levine have purcnaseo - Tro7-r.
Valett estate the four story and basement Eas,
stone dwelling house, 226xsoXlO5"' NO ~
Thrteenth-st a., r,,,-,arr a Mot
l2xIOO on the west side OF Fuon-ave SCUM ~. -r Us
One-hundred- al d-seventieth-st WIZ sa,isS ~
dwelling house, which the buyer VIII uei"o''7" -
make room FOR two FIVE story fathouses. r-s-.ord
Max Marx sold through julius SCOT 10 - - Ia
F Robinson the parcel OF land on NE NO. -.
of Tavrence-st l5O feet west OF column -.
~ Ii through 10 One-hundred -and-tw
enth-st 4xlSS 7,x25 x25xs51iz and mas taAsh
from him in part payment the nve slor! aS Dc
ment house No 1870 Sevent have petwSf red. and
hundred nd-eighteenth and One-huhuie
nineteenth-st., 2oNl'. -,-.-oo-, rester-
Al the Network Real Estate Salesroom " as
dav Bryan l. Kennedy sold IN pat ~ - 10
Peaver-st a four story brick store - 20 AZ,
Warketfeld-st x23 ix537 10 the plantln tor s t'.V
James l. Wells sold in foreclosure 90 a. % s,orv
II West Observation-Disclosures th-st' Two tn,t1 Tor
brick hathouses. 50xl0o.u. 10 the pIa'h'''''
$500
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GATSIlLL EVENING LINE,

Steamers ONTEORA and KAATEHShlLL leave loot 81
Christopher St every weekday az 8 T. NJ .....
on Saturdays ONTEORA at $50 r. ~ and hAAI EKs-
XII L a p. VI. ,r-,--
corners and Tanrersville connect
Bicycles free. Horses and carriages taken
Descriptive folder mailed free.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

A,-s,.-4s,,-svs - : 1853 II o. % asth Il. i4Sx
- 2xi7xS4a Edward II Falo"s, reter-'' ~
Union Dime savings Institution -
Rroadwav n g. 80 p - 1olst -. "'NI"'' -
Grand x Patfit 20 Herbert Dongan ..--.- - .
5,L'sve No sol 4llvico: Rohert Ferguson %
,s,t :, 3Gs (, y ~ 6th-ay~ 40Nl0o5: Annie
p REYNOLDS -, Charlotte 7 y lson- ......- r. 80
eoI-st No 1873 West. lNbS~J %. Emma ~"
rsnerhaa 10 Iadenburg Tina man q co.. -. a.
ot,h 81 n : 10 . o. Lexington ave. NNl"'.N
Thomas ADDISON 81 al % carrie ,Iauit
2;th-st : i25 n ~ ist-4ve. JOxss', oct
IL . y ~ lst ave. 25xioo Mary GOOD
win 10 Martha = . .ot~ 20 1890. -, - 80 o..
pv,re-s place. No 4. =. 26N-Fb; Nlchhel Fay
- another 70 Harris Levy anr another. -. go.
s2d-st No BIZ East. :. 25N!G- Mi'uael
Uelandt and VIE 10 ,,m9nI ,sT s.br,,5, and
wife o. Emanuel Sisterhood -. . a. No..
PARK ave " corner l0jth-st, - ilX2I.o' Peter
Wrath and wife 70 John n Rohrs. ..........'
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CINCINNATI /; BOSTON. o.
Boston. Aug 15-Meekin played his first z

Boston Aug 15-Meekn played his first game
with tho champions to-day. and was trihe neT-
yous in the first inning. being hit for three sin,
giles filing the bases. Mcbride scored what proved
Ia he the winning run attempted double play.
Boston managed 70 get one or more men on passes
in every inning except the eighth but could not
scoTA Peitz was called out for Interference IN the
eighth Attendance 5000. The score follows:
r. II. z
pos,o- .o o o 90
6 6,Sn1,t, .''.''''''f & 4 q q 0 0 o.
Batteres-Meel,n and Bergen; Taylor and Peitz
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PHILADELPHIA. 2; CHICAGO. /

PHILADELPHIA Aug l5-It was a pitchers battle
to-day Piatt having trfe the better Of 1t, though
Garvin was as steady as possible Two singles,
tumble by Wolverton and sacrifice hit gave the
Philnes the game. Attendance 4O28. The score
follows:
r H f
phi eSenbia 80 q o q o o o x-2 o
ra,.sr,ss-Garvin and ponohue: Pratt and McFarane.
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CRICKET.

AILlENGLAND ROLLS Up LARGE SCORE
AGAINST AUSTRALIA
London Aug lin the fifth and last test
cricket match between Australia and England.
begun al Remington oval yesterday, England. in
the first innings to-day. was all out for 576 runs
The score OF the English cricketers beats the pre-
,ious record in test match namely SOL runs.
scored by Australia in 1854 At the close OF play
to-day the Australians. in their first innings, had
scored go runs for five wickets down.
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CT ror1s 9. WASHINGTON 4

Washington. Aug. l5-st. Louis easily took to-
DAYS game on account Of errors by the Senators.
Dineer's pitching good. but one OF his errors
gave the visitors two runs Two games were
scheduled for to-day, but the second was post
pored on account Of rain Attendance. SO The
score follows:
e. Tnsts ....... o q o o-s 10 /
Batteries-Dineen and Duncan: Young and schrecken-
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NETWORK EASILY DEFEATED.

The Louisville baseball team easily defeated the
New-York team by the score Of 10 D. in long
drawn out game yesterday az the Polo Grounds.
Eacb team scored four runs in the first TWO IN
nings and then the pitchers settled down 70 sood
work which lasted until the sixth inning. when the
ousville plavers started in 10 hit the ball In the
next three innings they scored five runs. The best
the home team could do was 10 make one more
run. ,,.1.. -t..htr ,
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Isd-st Nos 1872 and l25 East. FOR hve story
brick Fat house. 34xs7.7. VI r 'usach. No 3sb .
Broadway. owner: " II Bickmore. architect.
l4gfh-st n e corner Wales-aye for A three story
frame dwelling house 25x+5. catherine Nc
Manus 30 g93 East l49th-st. owner. Moore &
Iandseidel No . sol 3d-aye. architects
beth-st e. 10 u . Of lexington ave. for two
i've story brick tenement houses. 25xs3.S. Car
RE Gaut No $50 Columbus ave, owner:
Dessau No 81 Liberty-st architect. ...-..--...
Audubor-ave . . 81 y OF l74th-st. for a I'VE
story brick nsthouse 32Xf'0 + T kee. No 66l
West l7sth-st. owner: Henry Fouchaux. archi-
tect ..............-.... ..........'..- ....:....
l24th- ST. No 25s West for TWO story brick
electric light station 1s.eX9s.3. the Edison
Electric Illuminating COMPANY owner and
architect
HoratiC-st No 80 FOR a two story brick electric
liEht station. 25.1xS5.4. the Edison Electric IL
Eliminating Company. owner and architect.
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&C., Ssr l.. s ca: McKenneyl ;:;........"s
rme-2i23l. a:oIl., 2:osia. s:loN
THE WINNERS AT SYRACUSE.

Syracuse. y. Y. Aug. 1.-THE sensation OF the
day In the meeting OF the Central New-York Circuit
occurred during a mix up in the third heat OF the
223 pace Nine horses started and on the first turn
My Choice caught the wheel OF Strathbel. the pole
horse. Mary Shaw went over the bunch. her wheel
hitting Mellen, the driver OF My Choice IN the
head. lie then lying where he mao oeen
thrown. next 10 the fence Ninto ana suatnpelI
also got into the mix Ninto.s ana ShaWs
drivers got into their and finished the heat,
while Mellen remained unconscious. His nose was
broken and he otherwise injured. summaries
TKOTTING-2:40 CI.Ass-PURsE s4oo
Sid Duafee. blk e. (Mckles). !
Tarantula fAgnew1.
Helen A. (RonbroughD. Observation-Disclosures.
.
Tlme-2:29@ 2:25h. 2:2si. 1894.
PACING-2:2s CIAAss-PURsE $500.
Mary shawhan oh. m. GerrilD. ..........
Strathbel. ch Benny ...........-.... ! !.
Walter NJ eh Miller,
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BOXING.

The Terry" McGovern and "Pedar Palmer
fight that was scheduled 10 take place the
afternoon OF September at the Westchester Ath-
letic Club, has been postponed until September Il
"Solly" Smith and Joe" Bernstein will meet in
the principal bout OF twenty-five rounds at the
broadway Athletic Club. on Friday night The pre-
lninary OF twenty rounds will be between Tim .
Hurley and Jim" Hanrahsn.
nther .noris paKs fowl
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London Aug. l5-At the first day Of the Stockton
I&s meeting to-day. "skeets" Martin the American
Jockey. won the Wynard Plate on Sir r. Waldie
Grfith's Bettyhed. This race is OF 600 soverelgns'
gor two-vear-odls Nine horses ran five furlongs
on the new two-year-old course. Maroon was
second and John Musker's Our Grace was third
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Earned runs-New-York. /: Louisville. / Flrst case
by errors-New- York L; Louisville. ief' ~ base
NeHr-York s. Louisville Il Bases on hals-Or DGheny'
g. of Bowling 2 struck out-Rv Doheny, ; ~ DOW
ing 4 Two base hits-Warner. Wagner. sacrihSe MT
Davis Stolen bases-Warner. Grady. Kelly. HIT ny
pitched ball-KeNv Wild pitch-Dowing Cnpires-
Frnsli. Mcdonald.
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nIsINEss CHANCES.

49, ~~-o.~>s~~~~~-~~~~S~~NN
ACTIVE PARTNER with s.. 600 wanted 70
Increase specially manufacturing pianI'
viii net investment yearly. REAL l.
Tribune Office
ACTTYI.ENE GAS APPARATUS. perfect
lighting heating. cooking. every plrpost'
style. capacity. agents wanted. LAMA
TER rs LII. -ty e.
EXCEPTIONAL BUSINESS CHANCE; f9r
a party having $40 600 to invest. VI .
b BOX 81 Tribune ONCE.
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0itn Rfal Gstatr 6o-fet.

7 ARGE LINE houses and nats. Vest Side specially;
| all nri-es STEVENS. ESD Columbu~aNe
A pyFRTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The tribune
"A received At Uptown once No Lac Broadway
"a door north Of 3lsst. until o'clock m
ent, received the following branch orces al regular
once rates until o'clock D. viz 254 sth-ave: =
cor 2sd-st 1872 6th-ave i2th-st Nacy oth-Anss
West 42da,t sthave.. ~ East IAN ., - VS.
159 tIth-st' Loo,
al ave 7sh and 77th sts 1923 81 ave- nssr
sis st Los lsi-ave near seth-'' 90 %
az. at Sbt 3d-Ave 40 Bleeckerst.; 30 b.schsr-sL
eos "a ave- eSo Ls2i sdsvsi 26e2 % ave
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Earned r1ns-BrooSlyn tafe pAs s--o-s-CIsveand 2
T~ookiv- . Left on bases-,'eveland. :, BTooklYh o.
struck oit-Rv McJames. 3. hy Knepper stolen pases
-SuIiivar ZONES Kelley. Day =. Damien Bases on tS
BY McJames, 3 nv Knepper g. poloe Ia.
rsiv and Anderson. by pitched hall-y M'JarneS.
~, 'Knennar ! Wild pitch-Knepper CmQres-S"ari-
.-.oo1 Attendance 1900.
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BASEBALL.
BROOKLYN INCREASES ITS LEAD OVER
BOSTON.
cANfES YESTERDAY

R-ookivn G. Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 2; Chicago. /.
C,ncir1aH /. Boston O. Louis. s; Washington,
Louisville. 8: New-York, b tnrst garnel -.
Baltimore Fittsburg. 81. Louis VS. washington
rain second camel rain.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

.~UNo4NNO--~~ 0-N~.->~-~-NONN'> ~ N'~N~1O7>
DESIRABLE ROOMS large windows;
dressing rooms. pleasant location, near
Park hall room. references. 81 west
san sf
53p- ST. s. WEST.--Iarge ana sHa,l
rooms - suite or slngly elegant mack
rarlor. doctors Office. arrangements rnahe
f1r winter. moderate terms. superior tame
ETH ST. 4O0-lii WEST Large ana
small rooms. with board convenient
references
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HELP W ASTED.


Femnle
HOUSEK EEPER WANTED. -- Practical
houseiteepe- for small hotel running q
q 80 gueets all through the year AZ 2
popular resort. one who H. an eo'nomi' al
-lar<ate-. good caterer. capable ~ mana2
ing sa-vanfs and keeping a house clean,
With the ability % attend % her own gu
ties DO not answer unless YOU can MI ne
bill IN all raqui rerer's. II YOU answer
give past experience and addresses or lds'
two EMPLOYERS. or No attention viii ns
maid 10 v0-l~ letter Address ISABEL
vrrrA Atlantic tItr y +
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES 800 secondhand
wood and won working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and eN-
changed GEORGE 3. EDDY. sos Mad
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HELP WANTED.


Male
COUNTRY Statesmen school furniture
and supplies tho desk war l. on. prices
are falling. trade is brisk. 800 monthly
salary ard extra commissions 70 right
parties. experience not necessary. r. o..
EVANS & CO.. Chicago. III.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AID pool TABLES. new
and second hand. lowest prices. easiest
terms MARX BROS. - I nion SlIA---
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FOR SAIL
STORAGE NOTICES.

~~~>S~S>NS>
FOP SALE Ten R.IPA.N.S for cents
at druggists one gives relief.
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oprrr-p or. DAT-P.s FIRST AVE. sToR-
AGF WAREHOUSE 40 - ist-aNe.,
New-York. August 6. 1909. The following
named persons are hereby notified. a. me
law directs that the amount due N good.
stored IN their several names must Dc paiu
on or before September -. 1890. al this
Office OF said goods will he sold ~ pubic
auction % pay charges and expenses OF
such sale: Jacob Fischer. East Side stor-
axe House. Goodman. Argues Putzkh.
sonnenschetn. Tllman, Aikner Aldcned-F
Cane Bridget DOYLE Muller. Gsnsor. Para-
han @ Haniey Ulrich. MARY smith
sturm, Il Wiener. Bsrsch,le. Ad- Tlnim'
eahisch-
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CARPET CLEANING.

-~~o~Oo.o.O~~OoON0|N0D N/NN"/D"O0~0|N0"-oN
CARPETS cleaned by steam. hy mana or
on the floor Careful carpet Cleaning
CO LES Broadway. 42l East 4s.h-st..
cor RRANnT TEL l32 3Sth.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

AT EaTSanF F's s5d ct. 10 ia7s west End
sane aHs TO s yraFs 5is 100 It or West End - so
Ksr., 1o {f 3 IT, to Harriet Boss No 40 West ., 20
sam n q, o. Mar Rogers 2ah 225 # o' % %,
Same to same 2S6-s 2oo q Of ioth-ave ., 20
No. years Nora 10 Union DINE savings ns,u-
Ion '' Sis e. g. s7s (, 3dave years 10000
Pinchbeck Joseph. and Joseph \. 70 TIE Metre
Po,an LIE Insqranfe f0P @sa-. 'e'Ta N 200 COO
stanton Eliza6eth M 10 e. i,S q, Years 1900
If iDdistsi savings Bank ifa East 12'hs'. ,.ooo
1-y yea Henrv 10 George Miller and another
Trustees etc 7h-sve :. So II n II "th-st 81. ooo
uS-G ySiaIs Philip. ana samuel parnas STATE
BANK Rlvington- st. corner Attorney 50 g ooo
same TO same Grand-st . # Of Attorney 5000
cain E ys4 70 Thomas ADDISON. and Moses
Sone 95th-st. r 10 q Of LeNinEton-aVe n ooo
pd.S year Albert 70 the German savings Bank
college ave. corner li3d-st. year ,........ -o"
Felt Emily +. 10 the Germania Life Insurance
company. st NchoIas-sve. cor li4'h-''' 70 900
GOODWIN Martha j. 70 Mary Goodwin. 35thst. ., 900
esuit. - Carrie. to Thomas Adesoa and Moses A
Stone s5h-s;. n 10 It e Of Iexingon-avs' 90 ooo
jacobs simon. to the lawyer. Title Insurance ., ooo
CmPaq 25 70 "a 5s iSwyer Moftsas. nsur
anc. Company. Manhattan-ave " cor l"+tn- ,oooo
somnnsr Jacob 20 Morris berger Delancey-st, ..oo
Wsser John A. 70 the Bowery Savings Bank. No ., ooo
524 70 52s West 4.d-st years Ceiecorded):: -V"
wagner peter 10 Joseph Harnershag and David
Oppenhemer lO6th-st. 100 Il OF River On ooo
Sam 70 same same properly months ..,...s; 'oo"
weinstein Charles J. To Jacob Kottek. No y :, 900
v6lersrin solomon to Mary simpson I3sth-st. .o,o
~ u W of LenoX-ave . years.....'..'''''' iV'
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DRIsSMA.NING.

-N~-NON~~~N~->~~~~ ~~S~~~~-o,~~-~~->>@-~-~-~
DREsSMAK ER.-Tauor made and fancy
work. s. ~ a DAY. high feren'9'-
HANfNEL sos Columbus ave
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eApAroc. ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

SARATOGA ENTRIES FOR TO-DAf
The entries and weights for to-day's races at
Saratoga are as follows:
FIRST RACE-For maiden two old fnies selling
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Female.
COMP MON Gc.-RAfned American
woman: capable n acting as companion,
care ~ invalid IN gentieman's home also
Win manage as h0usekeeper, NOT genera
servants service REFINED. 8lS rat
hush-ava.. Brooklyn.
CARFT ER.-Rosponshle party would
IKE care = house during family's so-
sence. Address ARDEN. $50 Columbus
ave.
GIRL 10. wishes % learn diamond or goa
polishing Address II. SWlIIER, ~
MOr~is-st. jersey city.
COVER MSS. Experienced English gov
arress wishes resident or visiting posi-
ton. French music. drawing. highest ret-
4r4uces. willing 10 travel Address Emu
TJSH COVER NESS. 33l Madlson-aVe.
OFFICE WORK Respectable widow FOR
office cleaning. furnish the best OF rel
erence from y 20 10 years back. l,oe4
Myrtle-ave.. Brooklyn.
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IRVING PLACE. l4.-Front rooms. noN
spring beds. tiled bathrooms aosoiu'e
ci-a nj ness. corner
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LIGHT HARNESS RACING.

GRAND CIRCUIT OPENS AT GLENs FALLS
TRACK FAST AND GOOD TINE MADE.
Glens Falls. ". Y Aug. 15.-This was the opening
day Of the Grand Circuit meet here. There was
large attendance The track was fast and IN eA-
ceilent condition Cresceus and Billy Andrews ooth
broke their records
While Grand Baron GID. valuable staon'
was being worked out by his owner, r. j. MarDold'
OF Greenyfew Ill the animal dropped dead from
heart disease. Grand Baron was sold as mr.
year old for about 5000 Twelve thousang 1o!lsr
mary follows:
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CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOI sES'
l65, lGT and lGs West sd So
lNFt.

~~J~>~~J~~J~-~D~S~J~|S-|S0~ = - =, --,y,r-.r-o
CENTRAL STORAGE WAREloI SIS
l65, lG7 and lGs West sd St.
NeW-York, Aug. 9Th. 1879
To Mrs. K. slekart. Mrs. Huoner' ~
Mary Mullin. Mrs. Julia Gallagher, ~ a.
Ii. /. Falrchlld. Mrs. Mary Connors, MT
2. Barend Bridget Ahearu. Mrs. a. VI.
Wakefield Mr. Peter Carmichael M
Berger. Mrs. A. McNsmee. Mrs MEADE
Mrs. NJ r. Cole. Marion :. Pohett. Mls'
stokes Mr J. ?. Byrne. hate Hsll asi-
lot. Mr.. John Graham. Mrs. a. Fields. NJ
Jas. Mcfarland. Mr.. Jas. Bell Mr.. J. NJ.
Tisdale. Leopold Walters, Mr.. -, S,am"
NJ " Certain. Mrs Z. Jost, MI. II. Ml-
Ter. Miss Brady, Miss Kelly Mrs; ip"Sin-
son. Mrs " A Smith Lillian 3. hooin-
son. Mr. HOFFMAN. Mr.. Il. W. Morton norton
Miss Martha McCcwen. Mrs. Anna Dubols'
Miss Matte Mack. Mrs. Rose Jackson
Mrs. T. Baker, Miss /. George Miss ~
Mrs Magic Halsey Mise Ruth Hunt. MI.
Cor. Roberts. Mrs. VI. A. Marshall; Mss
Ella Harper. Alice Aytes, ny j. NJ.
Brown, Kate Sharp. Mrs. S. Blades IL "
VI. Willard. Mrs. 4. w. Brysh, NJ NJ
X Gordon Mr.. G. p. Smith. Mrs. L, y.
smith COMPANY r. list Regiment; Mrs.
A. 4. Shearer. Mrs. \. Landin. MIS- Anna
Hoe,gen. Miss Mary I. Heusey. Mr. Kooyt'
J Mahon, Mr.. F. ". Powers Mrs haD
ner. Mrs. Posito. YOU are hereby notned
that the time for the payment ot the lien
! hols unon the property hereinafter de
scrlbed having expired after due notice
thereof had been given you. ! VIII cause
such property. to wit. household goods pc.
Sonal effects and merchandise stored ~
vou in my warehouses 20 be sold az pubic
auction according to the statute IN such
cases made and provided. al hlnstIsI
auction rooms. 1905 West 32d 81. on sat
urday. Sept. %. 1850. commencing az loID
a. m. and every "Wednesday ana haturday
thereafter until the goods are disposed o.
CENTRAL. STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
.. ED. IDEALLY. Prop.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

For other sports see psg. four.
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DRESS AID ACCORDION PLEAr-
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

MRS. HORN. free institute for temA4s
help. 100 West 25th-st
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rrRxIsuEp ROOMS TO LET.

:. BARTHOLOMEW 5 EMPLOY MEN
Rr-REAt'. 2il East 42d -.
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ALBANY EMENlMG LINZ.

s,.,me-s A6IR6NDAcK and DEAN RICHMOND Ieav.
Pier 80 y. foot Canal st, At . p NJ daily ssundayS
excrptet) connecting express trains for 5araoga
Lake George Richheld Sprr Sharon springs Ihouso1
lsa1ds Adlrontacks and the West summer ENcuIsloI.
ii~ke AZ reduced rates Saturday night steamer connect
with sunday morning for Saratoga. NoFtn Creek
CaiIwel. and Ike George
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ONEFARE ron TUE ROUND TRIP
Account Mardi Gras Carnivals TO New
Orleans. La, February ~, lS00'
Birmingham, Ala. February 1914
Mobile. Ala. February 1874.

Account of the Mafdi GFas DafnlNA .S
al New Orleans. Birmingham and Mobile
0n the above dates tine Southern Rail-
way will sell tickets 90 these points at
one nrst-class fare for the round-tiip.
Tickets will Doe sold February .in io
l2th inclusive. final limit oil all tickets
February q, 1893.
The southern Railway is the short and
quick route TO New Orleans birmingham
and Mobile from this section. and. opt-
rates double daily limited train service
m both directions. with elegant dining
car service on both trains. j. e. the
H. 5. Fast Mail and Washington ana
Southwestern Limited operated daily
between Ncw York Washington, Viz
linia and Carolina points and New or
leans. with sleeping cars and thorough
fare cars going through to New Orleans
without change Only one night on the
.oad between Richmond and The above
points.
For detail information apply 20 Agents
Southern Railway 0r city Ticket Office.
sl3 T.. Main ST.. Richmond Va. Baggage
called for and checked from residence 10
destination by Richmond Transfer Com
pany. -
G. W. WESTBURY n. T. A..
Richmond Va
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N nm : N9lIaIEGsWsstenl


I.Isl. Il. u 4ll-Ae 40 A.t..t
LEAVE kICHMOND DAILY, BYRD
sJItEEI STATION.
900 A. ~ EIChMOND AM NORFOLK
NkSIIBULE LIMITED. Ar
rive Norfolk l.-1 A. ~. stols
only az Pelersburs, WaFerly,
and Suffolk second cia15
tickets not accepted on tn's
o.OsA A. ~ TIE CHICAGO EXPRESS.
for LynchOIrg, klan9Ae.. Coz
lumbus and chicago. pullman
Sleeper Roanoke 90 columbus
also for Bristol, knoxville,
and Chattanooga.
7.s0P. NJ. For suffolk. Norfolk ana m
termediate stations. arrives az
Norfolk at lO.fO h. ~.
1O.45 p NJ For Lyucnhul- aNu ROANOKE.
Connects at NOau0ke WIN
Washington and Chau anoos A
Limited Pullman oleepers
Roanoke 90 Memphis ana New
Orleans Pullman sIeeucr bee
tween Richmond and Lynch
burg. and berths ready for
occupancy az 900 j. VI. Also
Pullman Sleeper petersburg
and Roanoke.
Trains arrive kichm0nd irom u! hcl,
burg and the West daily al SID 4 NJ.
endos.5s = NJ from Norfolk aud me East
a. 1f:O5 A. NJ. and VEsIlbDL1D LIN
TIED. 655 -. NJ.
O'ii'' r.. W COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
w. p BEVlLL.
Genera Passenger Agent
General Office RoaPoke. Va.
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CITY ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE APPROVED FEB
RTARY 8 $500 CONCERNING VAC
CINATION OF THE CITIZENS OF
RICHMOND.
BE IL ordained by the Council Of the
city of Richmond. That there shall De-.
as soon as possible after the passage OF
this ordinance. the vaccination OF AN per-
sons residents OF this city who have not
been successfully vacCinated within the
past five years. whether adults or chill
dren. except I'M such cases as regular
licensed physician may declare useless or
unnecessary by his written certificate.
ANY adult failing or refusing 10 be vac
cinated. or 10 have his or her child or
children or ward yacclnated within five
davs after a representative or officer or
appointed physician of the Board VI
Health shall appear for the purpose. OF
vacciuatng such inmates or occupants OF
any house. shall be reported 10 the Police
Justice. who shall impose a fine OF $500;
and every days failure thereafter on the
rart of any such person 10 comply with
thf- ordinance shall be deemed separate
offence.
MIS- ordinance shall be in force from
Ns massage. BEN Il. AUGUST.
fo--t City clerk.