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New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
GOOD FISHING AT THE WATER GAP.

Delaware Water Gap. Penn. July (SpecaD.1
Business Of all kinds is booming. This applies tc
the hotels, souvenir booths. photograph galleries
and parlors where sweets sold There is a
great amount OF life displayed in these mountains.
and Il seems though city people had been hold
ing back for July. The grand old mountains that
frown over the placid Delaware attract lovers Of
wild scenery and the rambes and about them
are simply charming. Caldeno Falls almost within
hearing OF the town, is visited by thousands an
nually. The river is high, ard bass fishing good
Persons that have gone up the river have returned
with excellent catches. The favorite spots are
Island The river is Of the greatest OF Water
Gaps attractions The boating Is superb. and the
boats the finest that could be asked. The Brodhead
swimming baths the Jersey shore open and
running full blast. A diving float is one Of the ad
ditions. The dances literally attended James
Suydam, OF New-York. amused the youngsters on
July by sailing small yachts on Lake Lenape, all
of which he made himself. The dances on the even
ing Of that day the grand feature OF the holt
day Another large crowd will be up tonight. and
New-Yorkers here Mr.. and Mrs. George Hemp
hill, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Murphy. Miss Murphy. Mr.
and Mrs II. ID. Lagrange Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Hen
derson, Mr.. and Mrs w 5. Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs
II. s. Conway, Mrs E; l.. Farrel, Miss Farrel. Mr.
Mrs. Brayton. Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Hnchy. Mr.
and Mrs. w. NJ Bowers. Miss Isabel Bowers. Mr.
and Mrs B. Marsh. H. Tichenor. NJ. Thompson and
Mr. and Mrs. c. n Brown. From Brooklyn, Mrs
r. Harney. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Levson and family DR.
and Mrs c. c. Trowbrdge Professor Carter NJ H.
ODonnell Mr.. and Mrs. |. l.. Tracy Miss Tracy
and the Misses Macarthur.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
HOLIDAY WEEK AT SHELTER ISLAND.

Shelter Island. July (SpeciaD.-The weather dur
ing the first part of the week was delightful. The
Long Island Railroad and the boats OF the Mon
tauk Steamboat Company began early to bring in
goody numbers Many remained only for the ho-
day. Nearly all the cottagers on both the Man
hanset and Prospect sides have arrived. Never
driving popular The roads have been
filled every day with attractive turnouts.
The yachting season at Shelter Island, else
where. has set in early. The calls at the New
York Yacht Club station at Manhanset have been
numerous Some of the finest yachts OF the club
have appeared off these shores. The first special
regatta of the Shelter Island Yacht Club sailed
over the twelve-mile course Monday. Several
new boats competed for the cup. one or two
small accidents interfered with the race. and re-
suited in a protest being entered with the Regatta
Committee The open regatta Will be sailed over
in GARDENERS Bay. The date has
been changed from August TO August r. on ac-
count Of the cruise Of the New-YOrk Yacht club.
Manhanset was verable fairyland on the
Fourth. with rs myrads OF many-colOred lights
island generally were brilliant with fireworks and
ium!nat tions. The yachts glittered with lights
and al things were resplendent with the National
colors.
John. JGrgensen, and family came down the
9Th. Mrs. NJ Pinkney and her two sons. Cornelius
and Townsend Pinkney. have recently arrived
Mrs f. N Hook Is GhapeT9nln,g th9 e., R9ebling
The Manhanset o'clock teas continue especially
attractive features OF Manhanset life; The golf
teas are soon to be resumed Many golhng events
the Fourth Of July was the Venita. with Messrs.
shaener and UlTnan and party OF friends aboard.
party at Manhanset Oh the evening OF the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. IIavens and family. Of
New-York have arrived at their place Heartsease
for the season
Bathing has proved exceedingly popular during
some OF the warm mornings.
The Manhanset chapel will continue open
throughout the season, az usual.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
wILLIAMsTOWvs GAY SUMNER SEASON

Wiliiamstown. Mass. July (SpeciaD The sum-
ner social season here has never before opened In
such a gay manner 1t has this year. This Is
largely due 10 the increase in the number Of guests
al the Greylock, which is naturally centre OF
gayety The hotel under the best manage
ment last year II has had in several years. and
many who here then are back again or
coming and their recommendations have sent
many others. All the cottages are now taken.
among the late arrivals being Charles A. Dawson
and family, OF New-York. who have the Hewitt
cottage.
The week opened with a driving party Monday
70 the top OF Berlin Mountain. given by Charles b.
Hubble.
AS diversions on the Fourth there were the
handicap tournament at the Taconic Golf Club.
which was by Richard Doughty. and
mountain party on Greylock in the afternoon and
evening The party. which was made up OF young
people from the village and hotel under the
guidance of John Hun, sent up rockets from the
tower I'm the evening and after waiting long
enough 10 see a glorious sunrise returned home in
time for breakfast.
Professor Goodrich. of Williams. Is deliver
Ing for the benefit Of the summer people an inter
esiine course Of lectures on Ancient History The
course Is n social well rs an intellectual sue
gees.
49, hops a, the GreylocA are well attended by
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09

the cottagers and young people OF the town.
Among the recent arrivals at the Greylock are
Prince La Mudi. Slam: Professor Olaf Ricaro'
Copenhagen Denmark: Dr. L. F.. Brandt. Amster-
dam. Holland Professor and Mrs Charles Il; lei
lew Columbia University: Professor Eugene Grim
berg. Boston University OF Music Martin J. T9Mn
send Troy: Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Coffin. Brooknne
Mr. and Mrs w. w Hodges, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs
Stephen A Little. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mathison
Mr.. and Mrs. W, X Everdell and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Sabin, New York
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SCHOOL, FOR COLoRED SERVANTS

The Rome Land and Improvement Company OF
Newark. has donated to Henry C. Smith. colored
Of NewYork. a tract Of land near Pennington. as
the site OF Industrial school for training col
ored servants In the North. Mr.. Smith Is the head
OF the Christian National Nutua' am Industrial
order uncorporated). with headq"art No.
l2I0 Broadway, this city The order is said TO have
put large number Of the needy members to work
In families In other places In this city and State
as well a. In New-Jersey Mr.. Smith will turn the
property over 10 the order OF which he Is the
head so that 1t can take steps 10 erect build
ing and open school soon possible II this
r. done II will be the only colored school Of it's
kind in the United States
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09

The usual Sunday evening concert will be given
in the roof garden at Roster & Balls tonight. II
and specialists. The programme for this week will
include the Passparts eccentric dancers: Mile
Irene. contortonist; Forrie the slack wire; the
RONALD Brothers. head baancers: the Tanakas
Japanese magicians and jugglers; the Rexos. fancy
roller skaters: the Tobins. the Conturi Brothers
acrobats Kitty Mitchell. sero comic, and the Hun
garan Gypsy Band.
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FOURTH REGIMENTS ELECTION.

The election of the 4th Regiment. National
Guard OF New-Jersey. resulted In the selection Of
Major Joseph II. Brensnger as lieutenant colonel
and Captain Brinkerhon was elected Major Three
ballots were necessary. Lieutenant Colonel Bren-
singer is Union veteran. and is principal Of
Public School 10. q " Jerse. C!ty.
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ART STORES.

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RARE BOOKS. fine bindings. engra'inss is''
art objects. paIntings. Wanted TO nuS
Rare Americana. Nashinstoniaha' p%
ana views on early New-York. BONA
VENTURES GALLERY. West "3d-s'''
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FOR sALE.--Ten RLP. ANS for cents
at drugEirts'. one givss -s,.ef
PATENTED movable nre-escape; great
nvtntion: for sale cheap. J. w FlTI-
GERALD. 2lO West 2Jth-et.
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WORK WANTED.
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Femnle.

GOvERNESs. BY a North German as
governess TO young children. teaching
kindergarten. German. Dngllsh and music.
Addresi COVERINGS. 923 Gardenst..
Hoboken. y. J.
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sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.-
Rapid and accurate: three years expert
enco: well educated used 10 copying
French; Remington and Smith machines.
EDITH WALKER, 81 West iisth-st.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
STORAGE.

HIGHEST PRICES paid FOR rare postage
stamps; packets and albums sold
SCOTT is East 23d-st.
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sTENOGRA PHER.-By 4 beginner with
two months experience with firm just
starting In business. JERSEY. Box IL.
Tribune Once
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WINDOW SHADES.

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CHAS. b. FLTGGE. 302 caral st. manu-
facturer. r.-k.stimates given for public and
private buildings Telephone .. 100 Franklin.
CWRGSTIANSON BROTHERS l0T and 100
West l25th st.-Flats. private residences
hotels end Office buildings furnished com
plete Jobbers In Scotch Hollands and
H. nt nafnfed shade rloth
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Terrace Garden resounds with military music
nightly and large crowds gather to hear the con-
certs given by the detachment OF Victor Herberts
22d Regiment Band.
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PHONOGRAPH SUPPLIES.

PHONOGRAPH The name tells the
RECORD game" Fee I5c. Write
EXCHANGE us. &c West way.
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The all summer entertainment at Keiths is kept
up TO the winter standard This weeks bill in
cludes Kara. the juggler; Gilmore and Leonard.
Edward NJ Favor and Edith Sinclair in one Of
their farces: "One Wife Too Many" by Frank Mon
and his company: Louise Cunning. In Scottish
songs, for the second week: the Nawns In "A
Touch of Nature" and the Florence troupe Of aero
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uI'sJNFss CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
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ACETYLENE GAS-The "LANCASI IEh
apparatus supercedes all others for Ight-
boats. railway cars. carriages cyc'Ss
stereopticons-everythi The La
CASTER" Placer God Washers; Pros
pectors' sampling Drills; Eccentric Rotary
Sand Pumps Grapples. Dredges; Min'ns
Plants. Agents wanted. JAMES II. Ian
CASTER. p5 I.lberty-st.. New York
AN F;STA BLISHED real estate and insur-
ance business on Jersey city Helghts TOT
sac; hne opportunity; cause. other busi-
ness Address BONIFIDE. Box 4. Tribune
Office.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for mer-
chants manufacturers and others de-
string tc extend their business: stores.
business places sold quickly. MDONALD
& WIGGINS l40 Nassau-st.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
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HIGH-CRADE billiard and pool tables;
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crate prices.
NEtMANN BROTHERS. East 16th-st.:
near S,h-ave.-BOoks, magazines ana
music bound In choice materials.
W. f. sPANGEHL's SONS. blank books.
e6 to 1902 Readest. Bookbinding Of every
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Fine binding Of every description;
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POCO CAMERA. 4x5. double lens: list
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Made 10 oTier and repaired at G.
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ESTABLISHED ls4s.-Manufacturer Of
high-grade cutlery. all kinds; complete
assortment; Fourth ave. trolley car passes
the door. 4. EICKHOFF. 3Sl Broome-st..
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CARPET CLEANING.
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CARPETS cleaned by steam. BY hand or
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co.. 1883 Broadway i2l East +Sth-st.'
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New-York tribune., 1899-07-09

The merrymaking at Proctor's Twenty-thrd
Street Theatre this week is especially arranged for
midsummer requirements Light diversion is offered
In the farcical efforts OF Frederick Haen and
Mollie Fuller. IN the instrumental speciality Of
Musical Dale. In the gymnastic Sankey Brothers
and in the speclalties Of Daily and Devere Fake
and LILLIAN. Ricci and Chandler. Blanche Ring and
others To days concert from 230 till 1890 D. m.
Will be given by Willis L. Sweatnam. the Twin
Sisters Avon. the Casino Comedy Four. Saxon and
Brooks. Lynch and Jewell, the three Wesons and
others
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WATCHES AND JEwEI.Rr.

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r. V. HURD. late with WILLIAM MOIR.
Will save you money on diamonds
watches and all repairing. Old goid,
jewelry and gems bought. exchanged or
remodelled. laG West 23d-st. between 9th
and 7th aves.
JOHN g. KLEIN K CO.. pa Greenwich
st. y. Y. dealers IN Watches Diamonds
a'r- Oh linll HIupht
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UMBRELLAS AND CANES.
UPuOLsTERERs NDECORATORs

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USEFUL holiday presents.-tmbrellas al
Canes SMITH MANUFACTURING &C
= fo2 INuitOF-sf upefairs
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The Eden Musee this week has all its usual at
fractions OF waxworks. cinema tograph and orches
tral concerts.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09

Oscar Hammerstelns programme for this week
at his Victoria roof garden includes the Johnson
Brothers, trick bicycle riders; Gautier and his
steed. the Couture Brothers flying acrobats; Gal
etts ba boons. the Auto Humane, Georgius Da-
digo the Tschar Kassian marvel; Astarte. the four
Nelson Sisters, Bartho. Belle Davis and her picka-
nnny tribe. Morris's pony circus and others.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09

Variety acts and orchestral music have caused
the American Theatre Roof Garden TO win favor.
Mr. Kingsbury has retained Caron and Herbert,
the Cerse sisters md Jess Dandy In addition the
programme this week will enlist Mcintyre and
Heath, Elizabeth NJ Murray, I'm stories and songs;
Alice Hansen and Gussie Nelson. dancers. and Hill
ton, the eccentric jugger Maurice Lewis Orches-
ira will furnish new programme Of popular music
special concert will be given this evening. Ar
thur Rigby, monolOgist. and the four Edwards. in
novel illustrated song specially. will be added
features OF the programme.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
HAlDWARE.

EDWARD NICHOLSON. general hard
ware; cutlery ground and repaired. dog
coIiarq and fshinP Hckle I3l Gth-ave.
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BUTLER. VALET or FooTMAN.-n-
s,s escea eS,snt butler; swiss German. yey % sD,
erences. Address HERMAN BT'c1Iss, 'r.
Johnson-aye.. Brooklyn. MR. u
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED.
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FULL VALUE GIVEN for old gold and
silver. JOHN WATERS son. Rehner.
j2 Dutch-st.. New-York
WORKOUT gold and silver bought by II.
LONGMAN's SONS. Gold and Silver Re-
fners. John-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09

Mr.. Proctor has provided for his uptown clientele
at the Pleasure Palace In ample profusion this
week. The programme includes the cOmedetta
Oscars Birthday" by George Henry Trader and
his company: Willis p Sweatnam the minstrel
monologist; Hooker and Davis, dancers; the Casino
Comedy Four, Barney and Dick Ferguson. the
Avon twin sisters and others. To-dsy's concert.
from 2:30 till 1890 p. M will have Frederick Hallen
and Mo.le Fuller. Maude Amber. Bogert and
O'Brien, Stuart and others
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
FOX SAEETY nAXOnS

HBP COOL electric fans. reasonable
rates. ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR
D. ~ fark Row: telephone lls Cortlandi.
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= J~lJ in~ nr-st cutlery store IN the city
+. LOTHAR SCHMITZ co. Manufact-
urers. la6 Fast 23dst.
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AWNINGS,

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AWNINGS for hotels. office buildings
dwellings. etc, manufactured Dy uEO'
G. F1'ESSEL, 3J3 4th-aNe
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GAS ENGINES. ETC.

GAS and KEROSENE ENGINES the
MletE a Weiss, one-half cent per horse
power hour. l2s 1872 Mottsl
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Co.. 1883 Broadway 42l East +Sth-st''
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st.. near 9th Aye.--Steam carpet clean
ing and feather and hair fenovatng works.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
POSTAL CARDS BOUGHT

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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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PRECIOUS STONES BOUGHT.

DIAMONDS and all kinds OF precious
stones bought for cash. ALBERT
KAMP. 3 Maiden Lane. Elevator.
HIGHEST prices paid FOR Diamonds. En-
eralds. Rubies. Pearls and Old Gold.
ROBERT H. RAMSGATE. 2l5 0th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09

The Casino will reopen tomorrow night with n
now musical play called "'he Rounders' IL Is
announced that It is not review, and that II bears
especial relation to anything that has ever been
done at the Casino before. 1t Is adapted by Harry
B. Smith from the French OF Mars and HennequlrI
and has music by Ludwig Englander. Among the
members of the cast will be Thomas =. seabrooke.
Dan" DAILY. Miss Phyllis Rankin Miss Mabel GIL.
man. Harry Davenport Joseph Cawthorne and
Miss Marie
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AxTIoUrs SILVER. CUUfOs.

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RICHARD n. SPIERS. stained and lead
ed glass. window glass. etc. Telephone
$50 Gth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09

NURSE Young man as rurse. men,hS
or physically, private or s"htta' ~
COWS: good driver 4. NJ. WILSON w
West 18th St
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09

The Man In the Moon Is beginning Its fourth
month at the New-York Much has been cut out
Of the piece since ts opening. greatly to Its ad-
vantage. but all the ballets remain. There have
also been numerous changes in the cast. The usual
vaudeville and ballet entertainment Will be contin-
ued this week In the roof garden.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09

Mr.. Pastor announces for the coming week Will
lam Fredrc in new farce. entitled "Dr. Bird" by
Miss Katherine stagg; Ben" Harvey and Miss
Edith Murray. Miss Irene Franklin, Lawrence and
Harrington. the Fransciola Sisters, pantomlmic
dancers; Barr and Evans. Charles Robinson. Jor
That Bind; Beeson and Lulu ~ dancers: John
and Lillian Black In their sketch Ahead Of Time:
Belle Hathaways monkey actors and performing
dogs. and the American vitagraph
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
uoUsE AND CARPET CLEANING,

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CALI, JAMES l.. GARDNER on telephone
Tor all kinds of houseceanlng TO be
done lI3 West 20th-st. send for cir
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09

Gf00fR1GB G00f1G 1TI0cfGnGRT, 81 f East 50t6~:i'
designer maker OF draperles. furniture.
interior decorations: get our prices for
awnings.
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SURE POP INSECT POWDER

srR5 pop INSECT POWDER
IS GUARANTEED TO KILL. COCK
ROACHES. WATER BUGS. BED BUGS:
FULTON ST. y. Y.
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VIOLINs, GUITARS. MANDOLINs
AND BANJOS.

THEODORE LOHR. 2s6 Grand-st.-Zith-
ers. mandolns and guitars. also music
for the same; catalogue mailed
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FOR SALE.

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\ LOT OF HAIR MATTRESSES that
were made over for some OF the hotels
that were recently burned at Coney Island;
parties ere unabe 10 use them this sea
son: thev are left on my hands to be sold
In lots Of half dozen; - 80 each. ~ pounds
THE HEYMAN FEATHER CO. O3-l03
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ARTIsTy MATERIALS.

TRY Moist Oleo Colors for Adua,''s o." 80
descriptive circular 10 A SARTOhluS
co 20 Wet nroadway Now York.
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COAL AND WOOD,

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ma MMl5D Coal pockets. 23S w. BOTH
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Established 1868 Telephone ss1 Columbus.
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MEDALS AND BADGES.

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PORTRAITS COMPLETE. Special mount
ing fine miniatures. with patent frames
which take one or two miniatures and are
glassed with special glasses. BROWN. 80
Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09

Miss Gertrude Rutedge. formerly Of the Castle
Square Opera Company, who appeared at the Lion
Palace Roof Garden during the last week has met
with so much approval that she has been retained
for another week. Among the others the pro-
gramme for the coming week Rena Aubrey,
Paul Neckerson, formerly OF the Nelson Opera
Company. The Squadron A Band still continues.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
PRINTING AND STATIONERY.

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THOS HUMPHREY. 36S Canal-si., OppO-
site Wooster. Established 26 yeas.
Quick printing. blank books. stationery,
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IVORY GOODS.

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F. GROTY 81 CO.. ia East l4th-st.-Es-
tabli shed lS47. ivory toilet articles, tor
toise shell goods. billiard materials. bowl
ing alleys and sporting goods. repairing
promptly done.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09

sTHNOGRAPHER and Remington type
writer; experienced: SIS per week. r.
=, Tribune ONCE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-12-21
han one sen.e. Not less does a. depend

than one sense. Not less does IL depend
upon the harmonious action of every
natural function. Whether we live out
the three score years and ten. we may
reverently say, depends far more upon
ourselves than upon God. For while
God has created us and given us the
breath of a diviner life than that of
the beast, and surrounded US with the
natural elements of life, and for these
blessings we are continually de-
pendent upon His mercy, yet upon
us depends, after all, the question of
whether we will rightfully use or abuse
the blessings.
a great scientist has said: LET me
feed the criminals of the country for a
hundred years and I will cure crime"
Then surely we can safely say: When
ever all children are fed, from the
cradle to manhood, on nonstimulating
principles, on that day we shall see the
beginning of the end of intemperance
as national vice.-F. Emory Lyon, in
Union Signal
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS;

Philadelphia will add 400 ofic'frs to
its police force.
Hartford, Conn, is building 4 mil
lion-dollar bridge.
Philadelphia has decided to allow mo-
tocycles in the parks.
There are 1,135 miles of railway in
Cuba, 551 miles of which are controlled
by British companies.
The Ancient Mechanical Society of
Baltimore celebrated its one hundred
and thirty-siXth anniversary recent ly.
An attack of melancholia caused Mrs.
Samuel Miller, of Portchester, N. ",
to cut off her tongue with pair of scis-
sors.
The best maple sirup comes from the
north side of the tree, but the flow
is not so large as when the tree is
tapped on the south side.
On the big steamer Oceanic there is
no seat at the table marked 10, nor no
cabin bearing that number. This is
a concession to superstition.
Thunder storms are more frequent
in Iowa than in any other part of the
world. The average is only about every
fourth day. Sumatra has Sc in year,
and Rio Janeiro 81.
First-class passengers in England
have increased only ten per cent. in
ten years, while the number of the
third-class passengers has increased Al
per cent. Out of 1908, Zoo, 900 passen-
gers travelling with regular tickets en-
Guiding Communication tickets, 963 $685.
996 went in third-class compartments;
sc, 10000 in second-class and 33,O37,-
100 in tirst-class compartments, so that
out of 100 travellers. only three went
first-class, six second -class and 81 third
class.