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THORN" HAS 'EM AGAIN.

II has now been shown that the cpl
demic at Fort Coll,ns-which has result
ed fatally in a number Of cases-was
Caused by needless old woman at Bell.
vue. She was nursing typhoid patient
and was told by the attending physician
to bury all slops and filth from the be t.
room OF the sick man. Instead of this
she emptled everything into conven
zen, ditch, which carried all this mess
into the river from which Fort Collins
derives her water supply.
Capital punishment should again be
placed upon Colorado's statute books
and should include such offences as this
has been.-Loveland Reporter.
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PoPuLIsTs FOR TOM.

Senator Thomas Annear of Silver,on
visited Denver yesterday and include a
tour Of the state capitol in his journey.
He also included the law Offices Of T M.
Patterson, but did not visit the guberna.
torial Office Of Charles S. Thomas Sena.
tor Anneai is one of two state senators
chosen on straight Peoples party ticket
without any attempt at fusion.
at makes no difference 10 me wha. +.
M. Patterson is. The sentiment of beth
Democrats and Populists in the counties
l represent is tor Mr. Patterson and it Is
my honest opinion that Of II Populist
members OF the legislature Mr. Patters SC n
is certain Of 20 votes, with the other one
in doubt. Principle is the great thing you
know. do not see how the fact that
Mr. Patterson has joined the Democratic
club here can make any difference TO
Populsts as he sull clings to the princi
Piles which the Populist party fouph, for
and which have nov been accepted ny
the Democracy.
81 am Populist but as long as The
Democrats pursue their present policy |
viii support their ticket. II in four ,e, s
the party should 60 back to the policy
advocated BY Grover Cleveland will
T use to support the Democratic ps'iy
or the Republican party for that matter
and will hunt around for some Other
par y to vote with. 1t is no, with rue a
matter Of party name. but OF rinolple.-
Denver Republican.
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AFFLICTED FAMILY.

A Afami'y BY name of ::Kelleher. living
at 22nd and Goss streets, have had FIVE
children down with typhoid fever tor ten
weeks and now the oldest son and both
parents are PROSTATE With the same dis
ease. The parents and two sons were
taken to the hospital this morning, ana lit
tie hope is entertained for the recovery
of the lady. The convalescent children
are b-ing cared for by pr. M. d. Horn.
beck until further arrangements can be
made.
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A NEW CHAUTAUQUA.
Continued from fourth p.ge.

C0Utu0OQ0 IfOm I00tt0 page.
Colorado & Southern road. who took an
active part in the ueeting. urged that
the name "Texas-Colorado Chautauqua"
be dropped and "The Colorado" be the
name. He thought the former name i'm
piled compact to the exclusion of other
states. Mr. Wellington argued for
greater scope of the institution, embrac.
ing Nebrask, and Kansas. He thought
th At the B. & M. and Union Pacific lines
should be. interested in the enterprise
and that directors from Kansas and Ne.
braska should ultimately be chosen. Mr.
Wellington spoke hopefully of the Chau
tauqua.
The name was changed and then came
the question "Who are members3" After
long debate. part cipated in by Messrs
Whiteley. Paddock. Duncan, Henderson.
DeLong, Reed, Wangelin and others, a
motion OF L. c. Paddock was adopted
constituting the membership as coatined
to subscribers, owners Of cottages, mayor
and city council and future contributors,
all OF whom must pay nominal fee of
81 before July 4 The directors will be
chosen at such time as the bylaws they
make may designate. but in no event will
the board have more than one asst mbly
in charge,
OF the new directory. Msssrs Nichol
son. Whiteley and Mcclure were mem
bers Of the old board. Mr. Giller repre-
sents The c. & S. in the new directory.
Mr. Wellington having declined the
honor and asking the substitution of the
popular local agent for his name
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REMEMBER THE POOR.

All persons desiring to contribute
clothing, shoes. etc. to the work of the
Boulder Relief association are requr s,ed
to send these goods to the residence OF
Mrs Emma Terry. 1916 Arap pahoe street,
or leave them at the store OF lie under.
signed at 7o37 I4th st.eet
There are many cases of deserving
people in the city who are in need OF
assistance. and the Reliet association
needs contributions from benevolen,
people to carry on its work
B. F. ELLSWORTH,
Chairman Of Relief Committee.
Daily camera., 1900-12-21
A Night Of Terror.

"Awful anxiety was felt for the widow
Of the brave General Burnham of Ma
chias, Me-, when the doctors said she
could not live .i,l morning." writes Mrs.
S. H. Lincoln, who attended her that
fearful night. "All thought she must
soon die from Pneumonia. but she beg
ged for DR.. Kings New Discovery. say.
ing It had more than once saved her lite,
and had cured her of Consumption.
After three small doses she slept easily
all night, and its further use completely
cured her." This marvellous medicine is
guaranteed to cure all Throat. Chest and
Lung Diseases. Only soc and 81. Trial
bottles free at Streamer's drug store.
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Notice Of sale.

Notice is hereby given that | have
sold my stock and tailoring business on
18th street, Boulder, Colo.. to Mr. Charles
H. Gooding. VIII, is now in possession.
Mr. Gooding will receive all money due
me in such business and pay all debts OF
the concern from this date, December
10, 1000. b. GORDON.
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A suitable gift fov your
father, brother or best fellow
10 q house coat or bath robe.
We have the best assert.
ment in Boulder. Though
Said" AolS1ElN'S.
Daily camera., 1900-12-21

When, where and how TO obtain pure
liquors without having TO pay three prices
for it is a eading question. Listen to Us.
In the first place, be sure it is not Sun
day, then walk straight-way to Garba
rinos.
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To the Deaf.

A rich lady, cured OF her deafness and
noises in the head by DR.. Nicholson
Arti6cia. Ear Drums, gave $40. 900 to his
institute. so that deaf people unable to
procure the Ear Drums. may have them
free. Address No. 843 The Nicholson
Institute. 78o Eighth Avenue New York
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UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Eight members Of the senior Law class
left for Denver yesterday to take the bar
examination today and tomorrow. They
include Mss Silhman. Messrs Spau'd.
ing, Naugle. Blackman. Zimmerm an.
Rothgerber. Van Brundt and Adams.
The senior class in both the college
an engineering school have decided to
adopt the cap and gown. Whether or
not the other schools will follow the ex.
mpie Sc, is a question.
Miss Ashley and Mr. Hatch have been
chosen BY the senior class OF the college
as committee on the class play. II has
been decided to request the proie ,slona
schools to take an active part in the pro
dnction Of the play and member of the
senior class Of each school will be added
to the college committee.
School closes today until January 9Th
On account Of some limitations as to the
selling dates Of excursion tickets most Of
the students will leave for home tomor
row morning. A number will travel a
great many miles to eat the Christmas
dinner at home. Mr. Macdonald of the
engineering school will 60 to Pennsyl
vania for his holidays,
Mr. Frank Wolco,t returned this morn
ing from Las Vegas. N. NJ. where he
has been for the past six weeks coaching
the normal school foot ball team. He
reports an eminentlv successful season.
His team was beaten only once, and
then by the small score Of 6 TO o. Mr.
Woleott has fulfilled the prediction made
OF him early in the season and is an.
other to be added to the long list OF sue:
cessful players and coachers that we
have produced.
Daily camera., 1900-12-21

''Is it not lovely, when husband and
wife are always of the same opinion ?"
''Geutainly; only it makes such
great difference whose opinion it n."-
Brooklyn Life.
Daily camera., 1900-12-21
Mutually Hyp.otissA.

$50 he has at last led her to the al
tar?"
II don't know whether he led her or
she pushed him. indianapolis Press.
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How Many Misa I'll

At last, Fortune raped at his door.
"Whoever il is. say I'm out"
growled Harduppe, as he retreated to
his private otiice.-rown Topics-
Daily camera., 1900-12-21

Doctor-You must b careful, aaaAl
The influenza is not 20 very dangerous,
but it may have extremely unpleasant
consequences!
Patient-I noticed that when I got
your bill the other day!-Heitere Welt.
Daily camera., 1900-12-21

MrA McSwatters-Whata an elegant
looking policeman that is on our beat!
NcSwafters-S So he il | was won
dering what could have made Mary the
cook, stay 20 long with us.-Syracuse
Herald.
Daily camera., 1900-12-21

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
dainty little pills, but they never lal! to
cleanse the liver. remove distractions
and invigoiate the system. Gilbert Pros
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pomestic Eeononx.

Mrs. ADO you find it more sco0ou-
ical to do your own cooking?
Mrs. B.-Oh, yes: my husband don't
eat half % much as he did.-Tit-BitA.
Daily camera., 1900-12-21

The most effective little liver pills
made are DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
they never gripe. Gilbert Bros.
Daily camera., 1900-12-21
Found It was Late.

Kitty-This il very pretty little
thing; shall | sing it?
Tom-Oh. yes, if you like. I Was
just going, anyway Harlem Lite.
Daily camera., 1900-12-21

More Trouble.
In our pathway through life ws nsst peoA-
lens immense:
Lots Of folks think they're smart WhAn
they haven't go1 ssnSs.
-ChicaRo Record
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sinilib.s C.rantur.

3f1fI1bO0 C0roht0t.
Mics Dukkuts-I wish knew whoth-
~ Cholly Perkins lovss me o. my
money.
Ontoim-Well, judicious failure BE-
fore the ceremony might prevent onS
after it.-Harlem Life.
Daily camera., 1900-12-21
Not q visitor.

Mrs. Gadd-That new minister ain't
much on visitin', is he?
Mrs. Gabb-No. I guess maybe his
wife is purity good cook hersek-N.
Y Weekly,
Daily camera., 1900-12-21
Satisfied.

ibid the bulldog pursue you far?"
mo. he got all he wanted at the first
Jump. .s-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Daily camera., 1900-12-21

Use Prof. Field-s worm powders.
single trial proves their worth.
Daily camera., 1900-12-21
B. 0ORDON'S

for tho last three yesrs, and 20 have all the
up-to-dats business men. He has been eet-
ting In evsry other day shipment Of ths-
latest woven goods until be now has . stock
Of woclsns that can't b exeellsd BY any Of
the Denver tailors."
Adviess regarding clothes free Of charge.
Coms in and price our goods.
Daily camera., 1900-12-21

where can have = suit madsi" was
asked BY, Mr. Stranger Of Pioneer the other
day. "Wsll." said the Pioneer, II have al
vays had my clothes mads at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-05

~ received a. their Uptown once No i2i2 Broadway
until clock ?. advertise
ments recsved az the following branch offices regular
once until p viz: shave, e.
23d-si-. IB1 6th-ave. I2rhst ethsve
and i4th-st l42 Coluubus-sye near West s6thst 100
Wes 42d-st., Sth-aye 81 East I4th-st, West
42d-st Tth and l59 East 47h-st:
3d-sve. 10Th and nth G26 3d-Gve..
6lEt-st. EOS lstave. ssth-st. $50 3d-eve
<lSt-st: 554 Sc-ave 20 Beecksr-st. 325 Beeckerzt
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.

Lexington-ave. W corner 115th-st, S5.I1xl%5x
Irregular; William Wsshhuru and another,
executors. etc, TO Roderick Kennedy and John
Same properly; Roderick J Kennedy and John B
Kelly 70 the Irish Palace Building Associa-
5th-ave. No 1893. II. sxIOO; Monroe Cohn 20 Nor
AIcsterdam-aye, s. $50 Il Of 14Gth-st, 75x
100; John Holl and George Mayn 70 Josephine
FrankIin-st, No &C. &5xIoO; New-York Realty
Company TO Charles J Townsend. ---.--..-
64th-st. n s. 230 = e Of Madison-ave, 2OxIOO.5;
Albert Lorsch and another, executors and
trustees to Ellen Barlow -, =. .--.-;-..
PaTk-ave. cor l25th-Ht. - 6X50; Samuel E
Jacobs 10 James " Pr1ngle. .....-..
S0th-st. No l+2 10 1+6 West. sGx1022; Teresa II
XIX 10 William COnen-
l7th-st. Z 3 1906 IT " Of Avenue 3 25x92: Edgar
3 Pluckney 10 Mary Meyer ...-..-.-.-
s1st-st, S, 100 II OF AmsterdaH-ave. OK
1922; John ? Clarke. referee. TO Robert Sanford
ST ann save, 9 cor lSsth-st. runs n " 2J0.9
10 l+oth-st, Y 1929 X ; 100 % 100
70 street, Y 100; Joseph P McDonough. ref
cree, 10 Frederick " Fiotchkiss.
145th-st, 1876 Z OF Convent-aTe, I6xfse Il.
Franklin Bien. referee. 10 Emma z Moore.
11Sth-sI. 5 s. SO Il OF Madison-ave. 2TxIO0.11:
Joseph Rosenweig 20 Frieda Hart .---.-
CauaI-st, No 1856 :, Is 9x5o; Louise ) Birknolz
70 EA4CAdTu just
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-05

DAILY SERVICE
For Oft Point Cornforr. Sorrok Por-srno-rh Pt---s
Point. Newport News and Richmond
Petersburg. Richmond. Virginia Beach. Washinzr1u D
C. and entire South and West
Freight Passenger Pf-r Sors,
RiV sr. foot Beach St, eva-y week cav 3 p n
4 3 Waller. Tratsc Manages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-05
CITY TRUST co
or NEW YORK.
AZ WALL GTREET

~ WI - - ~ GC
Entirely Invested in City OF New York Bonds
= NIL v y $1,000, 900
Designated Depository for State, City. and Court
Funds, and for Lawful Money Reserve Of the Banks
OF the State
Acts Executor. Administrator Guardian T-71.-
tee, Committee, Receiver. Assignee etc
Opens Accounts subject 10 check payable at sight
OF through the New York Clearing House. aad al
lows interest daily balances. Issues Certificates
Of Deposit. bearing interest. payable demand or
al fXed dates.
Furnishes Letters Of Credit and Drafts On all
parts of the world.
Acts as Fiscal and Transfer Agent Registrar Of
Stocks ana Bonds, and Trustee for Corporation
Loans Money on Bond and Mortgage
OFFICERS.
Jas. Ross Curran, President.
John d. Crimmins. Vice-Presidenr.
George n. Sheldon. I'd Vice-Presidenr
Arthur Terry Secretary.
Walter W. Lee. Asst. Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
John D. Crtmmins Charles W Morse
Frank q Plat, Henry o. Havemeyer
George R. Sheldon Hosmer B. Parsons
Edward Eyre, Albert g. Jennings
Peter Doelger, William Il. GeIshener,
william Halls, Jr., Eugene Kelly,
James D. Laying, Edwin Warieid,
William r. Grace, Elverron Z CHAPMAN
James Roosevelt Charles Y FOrnss
Edward y Gibbs. Frank r. Lawrence
Jas Ross Curran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-05
REAL ESTATE.
MANY AUCTION OFFERINGS ANNOUNCED
FOR TO-DAY PROMISE LIVELIER
MARKET

The real estate market viii doubtless be some
what enlivened to-day by the auction offerings at
the NewYork Real Estate Salesroom OF several
downtown parcels by George R. Read. The first
parcel comprises Nos 81 % Is and q Cedar-st
The total of annual rentals of this property is given
s.. 969 The second parcel comprises Nos. rs
I50 and 152 Pearl-st and Nos. ~ 81 50 and 50 Wall
st. the rentals of which said amount TO
$2S40 The other parcels No. Cedar-st. No
81 Beaver-st. and No. % Pearl-st the last rent
ing for S. 500.
No. $50 20 5S4 Amsterdam-ave will be offered
to-day at auction by Samuel Goldsticker. The
plot measures 10xlo22 feet and contains six story
fiat houses with store.
William VI. Ryan will ~offer to-day number Of
apartment houses in the neighborhood OF Seventh
ave and Observation-Disclosures Bryan
L Kennedy has several offerings IN Sixth-ave.,
Mercer-st and Riverside Drive near EIghtieth-st
James l. Wells will offer dfty-nine lots in Aque-
quot ave. and Kingsbrdge Road. near Jerome-ave
THE RECORD OF SALES.
". F. & C H. Smith have sold for the Hackett
estate the story dwelling house. plot 50x11S.
the north side of One-hundred-and-hftieth-
rs feet west Of COurtlandt-ave. also. for a Mr.
Ruebel the lot. 25x100 the west side Of Whit
lock-ave. 175 feet south Of Longwood-ave.. and TO
Mr.. Daily the two story frame dwelling house
with plot OF three lots the northeast corner OF
One-hundred- and-sixty-ninth-st. and Marcher-ave
II is reported that the three story brownstone
front dwelling house. 176xs9-11, No It East One
William A White & Sons have sold for Benja-
min B. Johnston and Thomas H. Faulkner, TO
firm of operators the lot. 25xloo with old buildings
No 464 Washngton-stS-
LaIor & Beringer have sold for Ehrenreich
Brothers 70 Leopold NewbOrg the plot, 32x1O0, on
the south side OF Eightyhrst-st. sixty-three feet
Of Madison-ave.
Frank R. Sharrott has sold to a Mr. Wood the
detached dwelling house No. 40 Lenox-ave
southwest corner OF Northumberland thirty first
st, private terms; and to investor the five
story double hathouse soxssx1Oo, No. 40 West One
hundred and-CwelrUh-sr
Flake IL Bowling nave sold a client of Milton
z, Oppenheimer the plot, 60xI00. the north side
of Observation-Disclosures 65 feet west OF Broad
way,
John R Davidson mas sold for Mrs. Sarah J. Col
Inns the five story double fathoUse No. 16S East
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10 Samuel {. Baum.
Lady Musgrave, the daughter OF the late David
Dudley Field. has sold No. 8 Irving Place. three
and half story private dwelling house, lot 25x
BY Peter F Meyer & Co.: No. 2IO4 Amsterdam
ave, west side. 57u feet north of One-hundred
Observation-Disclosures, 30x00. five story brick store
and hathouse, the German Savings Bank against
Augusta c. Darragh, individually and as admins
tratrix, etc OF John Z. DaTragh 81 al. (No- p;
Halls. Wagner & Burghard. attorneys; John Della
hunty. referee; amount due, SS5,os2; subject 70
taxes, etc, SS75; 70 the plaintiff for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

cF9ty Mar to Harlem Sayings BANK 12o SO 500
Hausmann. Kate 70 Equita0le Life Assurance
Society. 9th-ave, s. al = OF 25th-st, 80
$ q # " OF PaqkDave ...-....-.... 1900
year 94-'-s $1,000
fguration. city OF New-Tork. 2d-ave. No 7os $500
LoaFrn4nn Ernst !, to Bovery Savings Bank ~,
Ascension Mission Association to TUE Guarantee
sh 2ea aust C'''p'ns ana 24OoO
Finok George H. and another TO EEgrant IN
dustrfai SAVINGS Bank. St Marks Place, No 81
s.; Nos = and 70 5 5ea-s. - 5000
pary Avenue B n W corner fsth-st years. 1900
S Mut as' he F 7aaa96s comDany Gle
605 = n q 54th-st year -. oo'ooO
" 5 So 7, n q S5th-st Fears 10000
Same 10 same 2d-ave. 5. T5-I1 # Of 1923 ,sooo
benson, DometlIle. 10 Franklin Lord and an
P Pi,S5 s-s'5S7 s1s ,', ',- c 10000
True, Clarence F. ana wife 20 the Metropolitan
I03 ~ a ~ s95s4 demand nd 10000
i8sdsS $ 975 It OF IsnoS-aTe : yeaT 1000
year - 400
tuition. University Place corner 12th-st.
Same 20 James Morrison, il a. prop -
Same to Sia1-r Auerbacd same property year 90 493
i46 It e Of c6nvent-ave ; 1850
5sv5 Corner isslE9t y tsToD- 5000
Il+th-sr. lst-ave. "a II
COX regular to Beginning: I yesr-,.o.-., 1900
AIMS Save n corner 18stf-st = yea-.,..., 5000
Sassal-s 10 g. 10000
couTtand5-aye corner 757ih-zt years 1900
Covman Thomas. 10 the City Mortgage Company.
yea 272oo
John ", United States Savings Bank.
3sth-st No Il East, and No is East Ssth-st
years S0.uNt
HOtchk!ss Frederick ", 10 Abraham Goldsmith.
save. z l39Ih-SJ. 200
l4Oh-st xIO29x irregular 4. year -. $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-05

Gouutrn prOpertn for Sale
HOUSE in the part Hoboksn % samiiesl an ee-
L I CANT home 2Ux95; 5000 z. A. Tribune Once.
DHARMACY. best corner avenue. 10 minutes from
i young. energetic
Iuano-taliau; must 81 500 cash. s.5OO r.
Tribune ONCE
DIVERSID ND-Artracttve residence. conven-
~ iences pipe water; spacious, shady lawn. with
driveway, garden fruit. depot harbor Yacht
club minutes from Al St. trains $1,000.
4ATWATEE, o5 Liberty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-05
STEAMBOATS,
NEW ENGLAND Pol

NLEW ENGLAND PTlNTS
VIA SOUND LINES
FALL RIVER LINE
For Fall River Boston. and all Eastern and Northern
points Steamers PRISCILLA and PT- RqTAN Orchestra
each Leave Pier - y. r. foot o. Warren 81 Ssex
days and Sundays 500 P n steamer from New Tork
sundays only, touches Newporr On otter days or ina
week Providsn-- Eastward Sewoorc-
PROVIDENCE LINE
Newport. Providence
e-S PLYMOUTH and PTIlGRIM Drche-rra each-
Leave Per Is y r. faaJ ~ Murray 81, week DAYS only
az so" P NJ, touching at Newport P Monday morn
ngs excepted. On Monday mornings Fan Riv-- Linz
Steamers t0ucn Newport
STONINGTON LINE
For Stoningon Saragansett Pier Watch HILL Boston "a
East. SteaIs~rs NAME NEW HAMPSHIRE Lave
Pier S6 y r.. foot u spring lays only
2 N sunday nlsnt Westward trips E-a Dc made tom
Jgy S~pterbe- inclusive Ssrurday Westward
trips viii ne omitted during period-
NORWICH LINE
For View LsIndoL. Watch dlt- Island
East ass3 North. Steamers CITY or LOWELL AMI CrrT
OF WORCESTER Lave Pier %. y. r. foot spring 81
only 20 p VI. sundays rom 4 Z,
September . inclusive Steamer MAINE
London 10-l5 r. NJ for New YORK
NEW HAVEN LINE
New Haven New Britain Ns-fceu. Hartford
and North From Pier = Z ?. s-rTss,
RICHARD PEEK NexY ork
800 p VI, Steamer Q X NORTEAM mia
night Sundays steamer RICHARD PECK caves New
$50 a. NJ retu-n1s leaves New Haven A. s.lo
2 u. \ delightful sunday trp-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-05

DVERTIEEsA ENTs ana subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown once No l2i2 Broadway.
d % clock advertise
received al the following branch oees n regular
until o'clock stA-avs., >
cor 25d-st ia2 eth-ave.. I2thst- Nacvs, 6th
West 6dth-zJ..
West 42d-st near dth-as=. 90 East lsh-st-:
42d-st 7th sh iS9 East 4Iths I.a3s
8d-ave between 10th nth OPS 3d-ave near
6lst-s 70s Ist-ave ssth-st-: $50 3d-sve rear
Sist-s E54 5d-sYs. Bescker-st.j as Bleecker-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-05
BrooklnH propertn for Sale.

L sulyan-st- ska . story arranged FOR 20 horses
trucks electric elevator ana lights rented years
So year. Apply 6. F. SIMPSON. 2S 'Rodney-st..
Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-05

- received ther Uptown once No. 1242 Broadway.
q north Of slst-sr, until O'Clock advertise
following Offices regular
Office unrl O'Clock ? - Shave.
Z3d-st-: 152 6tn-sve. 12rh-st Macys 6th-ave
and 1sts-st-: - Columbus West S5th-st log
Veg z26=s- sth-ave. % East I4th--: 257 West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-05
C1uartnersbip Notifies.


NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL FROM COPARTNER-
SHIP
o. Il. Watson s.
Importers OF II Decorative Furniture
Objects OF
ID West or Manhattan, New York
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Mr.. Walter
s. Lambert has ihIs day withdrawn from the above
named c0parrnerzhip Of Il o. Watson
viii continued. heretofore by the remaining
partners the above address
Dated Aay %. 1900 Il Q. WATSON & CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-05

90 fet for Business PURPOSES
AT 223 WILLIAM,
THROUGH TO NORTH WILLIAM ST a FULLY
EQUIPPED FIEE-STORY STRONG BUILDING. SUIT
ABLE FOR MANUFACTURING BUSINESS
rutland Il WHITING, 3 Beekman St
Real estate for gsrhanqe.
4 y WANT country place New-Haven Railroad
- Stamford, exchange FOR Well
property. JAMES J. BUCKINGHAM. 1852 Broadway.
S,PLENDID HOME, grounds centrally located
- pest art o. Might StrayeF
Investment Co. Telephone 3+OT Cort, 1873 Broadway
NEW MODERN HOME AL improvements. Lovely
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