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There are 11s schoolsfor music alone
in Berlin.
Infant schools began at New Ian
ark, Scotland, in 1915; in England not
until 1918.
The educational system of Denmark
is so perfect and popular that through
out the entire country there is not one
illiterate family.
In Germany one man in 213 goes to
college; in Scotland one in $50; in the
United States. one in 1000; and in
England, one in 5000.
Mrs. "Jeb" Stuart. widow of the con-
feGerate cavalry commander, has just
resigned the principalship of the Vir-
ginia female institute, the diocesan
school Of two dioceses She has occu-
pied the position for many years.
In the last congress the University
of Michigan had one alumnuS (Cush-
ing *. Davis) in the senate and 10 in the
house. The Fifty-siXth congress will
add to this number Senators Quarles
and McCumber and two new repre-
sentatives.
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Does This Strike You

Muddy compilations, nausesti
breath come from chronic cODsl
ton. Karl's Glover Root Tea I
absolute cure and has been sold
fifty years on an absolute guaraap
Price % cts and 80 cts. For sale
Elko Drug Co.
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The above balance stands to the
credit of the various funds as per
Treasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
July l, 1888:
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STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF ELKo. 3D.

COUNTY OF ELKo. S.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
ELKo, July 3, 1899.
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners of Elko county, New;
GENTLEMEN:-We herewith submit
our Qarterly Report OF the Finances
of the county for the quarter ending
June 80, 1899.
Respectfully submitted,
G. A. WATKINS, Auditor.
A. G. DAwLEY, Treasurer.
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RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
Balance i'll Treasury March
81, 1889. .s14.662 80
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JOINT STATEMENT
OF THE
Auditor and Treasurer of
E1kO County

For Quarter Ending juno 80, 1899.
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CHURCHES TO AID PORTO RICO.

ArehbiShop CorriEan Requests = Collection
to BE Taken Up in This Diocese.
Archbishop Corrigan has sent out the follow
Ing circular to all the clergy under his direc-
ton:
"A strong and touching appeal has reached
US from the Bishop Of Porto Rico. in behalf OF
his stricken people. He writes: The whole
world has read Of the awful calamity which has
oefallen the island OF Porto Rico within the
last week. hurricane OF un usual violence has
devastated the country. bearing death and
oesoiation everywhere. and planting the seeds
OF famine In a land which but year ago bade
US an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. As Bishop OF near
~ million souls, as father of this afflicted
people. am deeply grieved. and my heart ia
SAD when read the accounts OF misery and
want sent me by my priests The latest re-
ports tell US that ono thousand dead. a hundred
thousand hungry. ons-half OF whom are home
less. arc the result OF this visitation
Tho charity by which we are made one in
Christ Jesus our Lord with our suffering
brethren In faith Is re- reinforced in tho present
instance. by the claims OF common citizenship.
The Porto Ricans are now Americans Our
Government is acting with truly admirable
energy In forwarding aid to tho starving in
habitants OF Porto Rico; private citizens are
Fastening to help the holy work by subscrp-
lions. The Church must not be found wanting
In such an emergency To furnish our people
an opportunity OF contributing each his mite
to this deserving object. hereby direct that q
collection be taken up for this purpose in all
ne churches OF this diocese on Sunday. Sept
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Large Shipments Of supp,,o. to Porto Rio.

Largo Shipments OF Supplies to Porto Rice.
The Government will undoubtedly be the
most liberal single contributor toward tho
cargo OF relief supplies to be shipped to Porto
Rico on Wednesday. They will go on the
transport Fitzpatrick and the War Department
has ordered a quarter OF million pounds OF
hard bread. canned and roast beef. beans. and
rice to be bought here or concentrated here
from the various departm entail commissary
depots. The private contributions include
three barrels Of matted milk from Chicago,
thirty cases OF compressed food. a barrel OF
clothing from Boonton. N. j.. 4 chests OF cloth
ing and throo barrels OF groceries from Bos-
ton. and % cases OF clothing bought with con-
tributions received by The Merchants Associa-
ton. Besides it's heavy shipm ents from this
port on the various TRANSPORTS. tho Government
has forwarded big cargoes OF relief supplies
from Philadelphia. Baltimore and other ports
Additional subscriptions OF Scoops to the
Porto Rican fund Of the Merchants Association
Yesterday brought the total to 500. 1890. ~.
Yesterdays additions OF $7s5 to the Maritime
Exchanges fund made it's total SS.2S7
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THE NEW KHAKI UNIFORMS.
War Department Not Standing on Techni
calities in Securing tho G ooda

War Department Not Standing ON Techni-
calities in Securing tho Goods.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2S.-secretary Root has
made an Investigation Of the complaints re-
| Gently made to tho War Department regarding
the advertising for bids for 100000 yards OF
| khaki. An article in a New York newspaper
asserted that the specifications wero not sum-
oiently clear and rigid ana that too short no.
tice was given OF the proposed opening OF bids.
Proposals were opened In New York to-day for
the material needed. 1t IL said at the War
Department that the Secretary Is satisfied that
no ground whatever existed for the com plant
The determination to recruit ten additional
regime nts neoessitated advertising for moro
khaki. and this had to be done without delay.
A statement prepared at the War Department
to- day says:
The purpose OF the advertisement In ques-
tion is to secure il possible goods OF domestic
production which will meet the necessary re-
quirements OF the department. viz: strength
and fastness OF dyo. To this end the specifloa-
lions were purposely left broad to allow OF tho
acceptance OF goods offered. provided these
essential features were complied with. To
have specified exactly the weight. number OF
threads. &c. would have the effect OF narrow
ing tho competition down to the particular
weave specified and rule out all who might
have goods equally good. but OF a slightly diff
ferent weave
Tho production OF suitable khaki cloth
has been for q year past matter OF education
both for the department and the American
manufacturer. and the matter has been re-
peate1ly advertised from time to time. 1t 10
reasonable to suppose that those caring TO enter
the field are we'll informed as to what is re-
quired. However that may be. the Department
stands in need OF goods and cannot now afford
to advertise with n view Of allowing time for
people not making such goods to experiment
The Department is and has been accepting
every yard OF American goods offered that
will pass such inspection as vii! insure the
sential requirements We are now in need OF
goods aud the present advertisement is to give
American manufacturers an opportunity to
compete on the most liberal conditions con-
sistent with securing what We must have.
This In the hope OF avoiding the necessity OF
going abroad for more material. To recall tho
advertisement now and re-advertise under
notice of thirty days or more would be to force
the purchase at Manila OF thousands OF uni
forms made in Hong Kong OF English khaki"
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

Monday isthe dullest day OF the week in the
real estate market and yesterday was no ex-
ception. There were no sales held in tho
Broadw salesroom and the business at pri-
yate contract was exceptionally light.
The week promises to be particularly In
active in the auction room There are only
nine offerings scheduled. and the list will In all
probability be further curtailed by Withdrawals
and adjournments. Two sales are booked for
to-day. both under foreclosure proceedings.
According to the oficial records James Butler
has given = mortgage for $4o0000 to the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company on the property
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HUNTING FOR NONE TRANSPORTS.
The Havana and Mexico May BE Chartered
From This Port.

WARRINGTON. Aug. 2S.-Oficers of the Trans
portation Department Of the Army are con-
tinuinR their efforts 10 procure available trans
ports to be used in carving troops to the
Philippines There are sufficient vessels on
hand to take from the United States by Oct.
all the troops OF the first ten volunteer reg-
ments except 2.40O. and the Quartermaster-
General 10 now endeavoring to secure proper
ships to accommodate that number Of soldiers.
Officers OF the department stationed at Seattle
have been directed to inspect tho Roanoke and
Port Stevens with view to their charter.
Tho department is also negotiating for the
charter Of the steamers Havana and Mexico OF
the Ward Steamship line The owners OF the
vessels say they can reach Manila in 30 days
from New York. and tho capacity Of the vessels
Is | 800 men each. 1t is proposed to secure
them with a view to sending several of'the
regiments OF tho additional volunteer organi
cations from New York. Should they be char
tered. transportation will then be on hand for
5000 troops from New York. 1t 10 proposed to
also utilize the Thomas. Meade and Logan now
fitting ND in the East their aggregate capacity
being about 5000 troops.
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OREGON WANTS A SHARE
Governor Asks That Some Philippines Re
cruits Be shipped From Portland.


WARRINGTON. Aug. 2S.-Gov. Salmon OF Ore
gon telegra pied the War Department to-day.
asking that Portland. Ore. be used as one OF
the places from which to ship troops to the
Philippines. He explained that San Francisco
and New York have been selected points OF
departure for the troops and that as several OF
the transports recently chartered by the Gov
eminent are on the Pacific coast they should
be sent to Portland and troops sent from that
city. He asked that. even though the depart
ment might not see At to make Portland reEu-
lar shipping place. the volunteer regiment now
at Vancouver be sent from Portland instead OF
San Francisco.
The QuartermAstsr's department 10 opposed
to changing tho points OF departure Of troops.
as all arrangements have been made for the
sailing OF transports from San Francisco and
New York.
Secretary Root has not reached final con-
clusion In the matter. however. as Col. Bird Is
in Now York and will not return until to-mor-
row.
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PLAN, FILED for New Butld,nr,

Elm 81 and Manhattan pl W cor; Ave
story Offices and stores; the Roman Cath
ole Orphan Asylum. owner; Milliken
Pruitt, architects, cost.
10th at and CrotonA ay, Sc cor two three
story dwellings; Thomas Dunn, owner:
Moore and LAndSiedel. architects; cost. 1
Crotona Av. 10 roth at; two three
story dwellings: Thomas Dunn. owner;
Moore a LAndsisdel. architects; cost. -.
18th st. Ba-4l e: Improvement to Offices:
John A MADDEN. owner; j Westervelt,
architect; coat. .,..,.,..,......
19pth at, nsl2Sw Valentine Av: improve
ment to dwelling, Louis Hughes. owner;
Robert Glenn, architect; cost..,,.,...,.....
Grand e. AIS: improvement to studios; p.
Furmann. owner; +. ". Cries, architect;
cost .....,,,, ','.,'..,..' .'.,....,...,..
9th Av, $50; improvement to dwelling and
store; j. Turner. owner; O. h, hoAnes.
architect cost. .......,....-..,.,....
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VOLUNTEER APPOINTMENTS.
Ofncers Who Displayed Gallantrv In Action
In tho Philippines Rewarded.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s.-The following APP
pointments to tho volunteer army are an
nounced
To be Captain of Volunteers. from South Dakota;
Charles A. Howard. Major First south Dakota
Volunteers. He commanded battalion of South
Dakota volunteers. driving insurgents from QunguA
to Caumpt and displayed conspicuous gallant
ry at Cal' mpit Forty hrst Regiment.
To be First Lieutenant d. NJ. McClelland. Captain
First south Dakota volunteers, He was wounded
lantry thereat Forty second Regiment:
To be Second LicutenAnt-ChArles l.. Butler. Ser
geant First south Dakota Volunteers. Forty third
Regiment Although wounded. he continued .
charge for 300 yards during engagement be ween
Oinyua and Calumpit. This nils the quota from
South Dakota.
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Real Estate Transfers.

9Th av. " cor 1<sth at. 99.11I1oo: George
Brown to Louis Holman. 4 part. ....... .,
Baine properly: Louis HellmAn to George
Brown, rs part............, ................
lat av. ses, AIS II n e OF Highbridge at,
?bKioo; Joseph and Charles Davis John
Az D. No az. ip.5Is2 skis Is2 81 Fanny
D. Cohen to Bella Bergoffen. ..,..,....,... 1900
Lots ~ and ~, map of 15J building lots OF
Charles A. Stndler, ?3d ward; Thomas 4.
Sweetser to Louis and John Brandt .......
12Ath st, ., SS2 II W of 9th av, f.6I9p.1l;
Philip M Mnlspaugh to Emma and
Agnes 7. Milspaugh and ano. 10 part;
Jackson sv W g. 3l5 II q seth ct, 2bx77loI
26x17 Q: John Schwahanbsrg to Frank G.
Jackson av, W Q, 22s.7 II 3 I6eth ct. I7.4x
s7.6 Helen Nj. Case to John p. Petty .....
Clinton nv. W a. 1852 IL # Jsferson Place,
2B.4 1913 Pa I 1881; Gustave II.
Schwoeppe ct al to Catherine A. Lavelle 100
18th av. So. los n 4th It. l5Ox114. Wake
field; Helen III Case TO John P. Petty.
John p. Petty TO Helen n. Case. ..........
Lexington av. Nc. 1891. 18.bIloO: James
p. Holder to Isabel II. Crom bic. .........
tooth st, q, 434 Amsterdam av.
1B.4xBr.l1; Gustav J. staats to Henry W.
Stats and ano 100
1both at IS. 375 Amsterdam ave,
- hISa;ll. Henry W. Stats and ano to
Gustav Stats =. .............. 1,oot
Wadsworth Av OF West New nv. centre
line at 175th ct, centre line runs o 14oI
25x " l4oS IL IS; Jessie Dunbar to
Charles T.. Book, &c.........................
Tooth st. No. 80 east, 25IIOr.1l; Michael
CordaZzo to Mary Avelno... Northumberland.
1921 a., y 9. go Eas. Fifth av, SOxo0.11:
John b Cole to George V. Norton. lo'
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Myer Hellman has sold to Henrietta Heine
and Estella Heyman the three lots. 75x10o. on
the north side OF 10th street. 100 feet east oil
Second avenue
Andrew Kerwin. Jr.. has sold to Franz Mayer
the three STORY dwelling. No. 500 West 18th
street Mr.. Mayer gives Arlington. N. J. prop
erty in exchange
Bonavia the two-story fats. Nos. ia and 116
East 120th street. 51x100. for six lots on the
east side OF Third avenue. 81 feet north OF
l72d street.
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Assignments Of Mortgages.

Brandt. Louis and John. 10 New York Realty
Bond. Exchange 4 Trust Co assignments
Clauson, Geo c. to New York Realty Bond
Exchange 4 Trust Go. ....-. ..................
Same to same, assigns morris. ,,..........
Hasscy. Anna C 8, to IRnatz Hut,. ...........,
housah. Selig. to Globe Realty Oo...........
Fitzpatrick James. to Twelfth Ward Bank.
The Lawyers Title Irs Co to Lawyers Mort.
gage Insurance Co. Observation-Disclosures.
Same to same. ........,.
Same to sAme.............,....,.
wlnslow. Edward, to Continental Trust Co..
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l2oth ct q 17b Ist Rv 25x1oO.1o-Cath o. Corcor.
an Pat'k II Feeney. ct al to declare deed void.
atty. c Machin.
Washington at cor Laight Of. g.. sx2o6 to West
stxo2 tx; Washington at. n cor Hubert at 5sI
22S.6 to West st 26.pI irreg TO Hubert OF 1ep. 4
to by Geo T Maxwell h ano We The Linde Co Ito re
cover judgment &c), Rttys Conway 4 W.
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18th at. 3. 2b3.0 .. LIST av. 55.erIO2.2. fore.
closure Of lien Joseph Taubles We Adoph Wiedhon;
attorney W L. Allen.
Mercer st, 236: N. Y. Savings Bank vs. Thos. N.
p. Mills ct al; attorney j. Weber.
Elton av. cor; Findlay 1soth) at. boXlOo;
Josephine n Cowperthwaite, Trustee, &C., Petty
soulRrd WAlker Realty Co. ct all attorney N. p.
Ferris.
Amsterdam ave- n W cor 142d st; 24ll1l13.e to
Hamilton pl I27.2X1o2.1l; Francis r. Robert W.
Geo f. burlington ct al; attorney d. =. Harde.
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NIechanics' Liens.

lS7th at, Al to 90 W; Union Cut Stone
Contracting Co VS. VIM Kitchen ct al. 1900
Beekman pl. 10; Louis Bla Il vs. Rachel Levy
G. Rodgers ct al VS. Bruce Taylor 80. bss. &c
Union AV. Dawson st. 25xloo:
Hockey 4 Mueller ys Fed 9. Buriingame l.Is9. sc
Clinton st, 1S2 to 1SN; Joseph Carfara
V Emilia Glass; ct al ..,.....,,:,;,..... AAo.oo
cath ST. l9E Disken Bros. vss Solomon
BACnThCn, 2AD.bC
Washing ton Av. W q. 90 n Hist at. bOxloo;
Park aV, e 8, 100 n l7lst at, 60IlOO; Rob
inson stonewAre 90. Va Abraham Fsrber I4o.oc
Washington Av, II cor 17lst at, l5Ox22l.6;
Gustav H. HAmann vs. ohGs H. Beer. 2.57o.2
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Reco rded Mortgages

Bowman, Eugene A.. Henry White. to
Prospect av. new line; demand.............
Kitchen. WIN. R., to Albert r. ConklinR. No
1877 81. g. 800 # c of IenoI av.
Same 10 Michael Hughes, same property;7
Same to Mary Mason; same property; de-
Smith. T.. Osborne to Mary +. s. Fo1w
.. Nelson av 8oo.pfts OF lt7th at. $ years.
Wcrthem. Pepi and Herman to Stanley
W Dexter II " cor Cherry and Oliver SIS.
wintcrsmith, Ernest. to Charles H and Ed
ward A. Thorhtop. II 1SOth 81. go fte
Of 1iehout av. . years .........,.......-.
Brandt. Louis and John. to Thos sweet.
ser. lots47 and ~, map los; building
hcDermott, Joseph, TO Hamilton Bank of
Y; i2:d st. q. 200 LIST av; de-
Metlrneier. Louis and Marearetha. to Lucia
o. Schupp: No 7o4 1a6th st: W..
same to Herbert B. Taylor & ano Trustees:
same property: 3yrs..............,.....,.
schnngg. FrancisJ. 10 Berry Is. Simons and
ano:2Il e9Ith 81. 2yrs. ..-......,......
schreiner. George. John ard Joseph J. to
the a"tman Savings Bank; eth Az. ss.
Same to same eth av. Q sI.cn 4oth st;
SAME to same; eth IVES. as2 i4oth st.
Same to same 7th av, es;sI 2sl4lstrt;Iyr
Same to same: 9Th av. 6s.sn l4oth st; yr
same to same 9TH NJ, g cor. i4lst st; ,r. 4
Same to same; 7th av. n cor. 10th at: VI 4
ary. Vim j. to Jacob RTppert Park A.
cor gath st: saloon lease: demand .:..,.
Hoe, Mary 4. to The Bowcry Savings Bank;
Westchoster Turnpike Roud. c cor South
sru Boulevard, with land under water.
&C.; yr......,... .........,.. ..........,..
Kaiser Elward j. to Bernhelmsr X Sr''imd;
Sd av, sw cor l7sth st. saloon lease: de-
Abelman, Abram. and Kate Rosenhsum
TO Max Kobre;St. AIMS avs W cor l5sth at.
NAuchton. n chael J., to John D.
Campbell, eIcr and trustee; lo5th
at, ., 2sO " PARK aV; yrs. .. ....,......
Hirschhurn. Isaac. to Pete: Dorlser:
I'd av.. Nos 10 and II; lease OF
store and basement; dem5 nd ...........
Lecour. Aimee r.. to PANEL J. Ramtl
l33d st.. Il =. 500 W 1.enoI av: yr.,,,
L'lhendahl. Charlotte H., to solomon
Moses: l5Sth At. e, "3S Broadway:
Naushton. Michael j.. TO Henri Strasl our.
ger. lobth ST.. SIS. 2so W Park av: yr..
Batter. James. 10 the Mutual Life Ins. Co.;
Broadway. = cor. roth st: yrs. .....,.,. a
Good ian. Samuel and Harris. to Isadore
jackson and Abraham Stern; No. 23a I'd
I'd st, n Q lot 5l2: map Peter Stayvesant es-
tate; demand; Samuel Goodman to same
7th at, 10 Rachel Hoffman and Mayer also
Samuel j. Ruth to Sarah II. Powell. y yr..
Same prop; Rachel Hoffman and Samuel
]. Ruth 10 Abraham Ruth; : o..........
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winthrop. Eee-ton. l.. indiv and az atty
to julius BruninYs. ll8 av b. ~ yrs
Graham. Ann. TO Fdw'd ]. Kaiser. sd av.
sw cor 7S 81. 10 ys .......... 200
Lautenhacb. Chas T. to Fred criok Hebeler.
239s I'd ay. store, &c, yrs. ........... 400
Fay. James F.. ct al, to william Gully. No.
Ruter. Dietrich, to John hcCann. 1873 "
18th st. store. &c. yrs ....................
Juisch. p. az agent for Arthur Blue. to 10
seph Ketzlik. 81 l av C. store. &c. 8 yrs
Evans, William. to George Eichenwald and
ano, No. ITS av A. sw cor nth at. store.
&c, yrs. Observation-Disclosures.
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Geadins Rutrls and Restaurauts.
SUMMER RESORTS.
Rates. Routes, &c, call or write

HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU, b3 9TH hv.
rq Fen EIsi Esron:sp Cpl oC;n
do ........ Hotel Kenmore. A. p. - up
Ashi'RY pARk. N j. Ocean hotel Iargsstj. % tost.
d. nrynmp.n Inn, hg.-'isss ..E c. Lindsay
iWrh 81 iCN ~ Argyle. New cement, sl2 up
BEEN Nns' HE Nj soiuersetInn closes oct 20
30 >ION Mass ...... Hotel Nendomc. A. p. SIS
d., iotel Brunswick l.. r.. 81 90; 4. P. IS
BRonkLYN, NY; rho 81. ie"r-c tP 81, A;P. 80 up
CHICAGO. H.. Chicago Beach HoteI, LAX" shore
fronting 5l. st. Boulevard AP. 50 mp; hlgh-clasu
EXETER. ENG. Royal CarenceHoel.E p. 81; A.P.sS
CT. BARR NGIOS. lass, berkshire INN. A.P. IS
Frontage .thOft. Charming surroundings. Booklets
GkEhLMI Il, Conn. he haples. $40 weekly mp
LONDON. D"Nri".Prnce Of Wales BroadWalE op.
kcnsng Konsinron Pal, now open to the public;
IoxnOX 1 Westminster, high class. Residential
a. SDon' Hotel. unr1celed for cuisine. comfort;
ST.. '.'', moderate ta1n.
NlhSNo3K Il . sang A; iSS
SAKRtcANsEITP PIER r. l., The New dladstono."
Ocean exposure, SHADED lawns X. Stearns
NEW Yo&H,,;;,. rim Avenue Hotel. 4 PP.ssuP
d.. gChnnhe!sNw.b,way' Cosmoro EP..$l up
NtNRlRiu y. Y. Tho Palr i'm. a. +" up.
HILADALPH1A Aldine .A.PS' coup EP 81 :bouP
PIrTsBl Rd, pa. HTS hcniry ~, II soup; PS4up
IT rs. SAINT, =. j., Pine Ilnh Inn.
P0klI4N6 NJ" IheNewFalm,o,uth.p eTtoctthroSgh't
sAKATouA sPGs y; X Grand rn.on lio,cL !, T. s.
do ... ....,.... The KensIugtOn. Open to Oct
TANTERSNILE.N IA Tuuralne Az So WIZ up.
w4ESHHiSaT6S 'DDty recon- a nSsf M ao:sl ~
do .,...... The laleiGh f. p, 81 up
WEST END. y. ..............,Th hollywood. E.P.
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10. and that the result be sent, as early as
possible. to the Chancery ONCE. whence II will
be forwarded at once to the Right Reverend
Bishop OF Porto Rico for distribution"
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on tho southeast csrnsr Of Broadway and
Seventeen street.
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NOTICE.

The GLOBE NATIONAL BANK. located at Provt-
dence III the State OF h lde Island Is closing its
affairs. All note holders and others. creditors of
saiG Asep,iution therefore hereby notified to
present the notes and other claims against the Assoc
cial. IN for paymeut. MICHAEL. F. DOOLEY. Cashier.
PROV IDENCE Rhode Island. July IL, 1899.
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flats and apartments Situated.

MARRIED COUPLE. no children. want two or
"a thr,e uniurnished rooms in respectable. quiet
house aud neRhborhuod. Yenience of Has, toilet
and bath II possible. Rent not TO exceed $40 month
address giving all particulars PERMANENT. Boz
100 Bun uptown Office 1898 Broadway.
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Matter of Importance.

Intelligence and trustworthinees character
iZe the help secured through an advertisement
in The SUE.-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-29
Auction Sales To-day.

By PETER y. MEYER co.
Darke st or lane. oath ward. n. ". O., 1876 n.
9. OF road from Kinesbridge to Williamsbrldgs.
5OXS8x5OxS79: vacant; foreclosure sale; John
Parsons VS.. Catherine Webb ct al: George
W. stephens. attorney; Edgar NJ. Leventritt,
referee; due on judgment 81 500 ~ and in
terest: costs and allow, S325 II and interest
taxes. assts. etc. $50 and interest.
BYPHILIP A. BMyTH,
West 145th st. Sill, Q. 200 W Amster-
dam av. 33.4x8p. II: five -stery brick fiat
foreclosure sale; Matilda Eidltz, e1'x. etc, ct
al va Albert G. Morris ct al: Ernest +. Eidlits.
atty: Edward J. McGrau. ref: due on ludgt.
S3l $40 30 and int: costs and allow. $3.50 20
aud int: taxes. assta, etc. 81 1905 and int.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-29
Domestic Servants 1taattd.

COMPETENT COOK for a family at Su fields Conn.
- wages S@5: good references required. Mrs. l..
SEFLY, $50 18th