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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07
CORONATION BALL.

The Roanoke Carnival VIII Close To-
Day.
ROANOKE. VA, July 6.-Special-To-
morrow is the last big day of the Carnival.
The coronation ball took place tonight at
Hotel Roanoke, and lasted until lac
hour. The city is completely under the
control OF the carnival people. and those
DESTROYS of doing business viii be required
to get a permit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07
Rink Ctcari:..s.

NEW YORK, July 6,-The total bank
clearings at the principal cities of the
United States for the week ending July
:. 1900, were 1889. 9l2,7O5, decrease OF
ss.2 per cent. Compared with the same
period last year. outside of New York
Ssss. 656, os6: increase of S.S per cent. COM
pared with the same period last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07
Miss Hn~land TO Wed.

Mr.. Ashby T. Ragland has announced
the engagement Of his sister, Miss Gay
Ragland. to Mr.. w. Ormond Young. the
wedding TO take place in October: Miss
Ragland is a petite blonde, and is we'll
known in the social and musical world.
Mr. Young is the son of the late John B.
y Dung of "Westbrook. and is one Of the
social leaders of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07
WAGES RAISED.
Norfolk Railway and Light Company
luc1onSr Paw of Their Motormcn

NORFOLK, VA. July 6.-The manage
ment OF the Norfolk Railway and Light
Company to-day made a general raise in
the wages Of all motormen who have been
in its employ on the street railways and
Ocean View Railway for one year. or two
years. All in its employ for one year get
raise of one cent an hour all employed
for two years get a raise of Two cents an
hour.
The increased wages give these two
classes $1.62 and $.is. respectively.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07
The irirc Under Control

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE fire at the
Standard Oil Companyss Works was prac-
tically under control by S O'Clock tonight,
and will burn itself out by tomorrow.
The official estimate of damage is $500
600. The company insures lis own prop
purpQSe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07
Missing Boy Returns.

James Hagan, the seventeen-year-old
son OF Mrs NJ. j. Hagan. OF No. 3o6 South
SiNtu- Street, who has been missing from
home during the past week, returned yes
terday morning from Roanoke. where. he
salo. he had been. Young Hagan was
employed at the Allegheny Box Factory
before he left home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07
yotsr,,staH Hear of,he War.

a meeting OF Lee Camp C. V. was held
las! night. but only routine business was
considered. It was decided 10 hie'e Mr.
Emil Frann1er, a veteran of the Franco
Prussian war deliver his address before
the camp in the near future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07
Petitions in Bankruntcy.

4 petition in bankruptcy was filed in the
clerks office of the United States District
Court by Evan Snead, Jr-, of Richmond.
through his attorney, Allen G. Collins.
I3abiliries about $500: assets. nothing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07
Badly Cut: Nose Broken.

p P Houchings, white man, While
engaging in a fisticutT near the First Po-
lice Station last evening, was badly cut
on the forehead, face and BODY. His nose
was also broken He was treated by
Dr. Fisher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07
Lamp Exploded.

An alarm was turned in about II O'Clock
last night for a fire, at the home OF Ben
janlin Nash (colored). No. AZ West DuVal
Street which was caused by the explod-
ing OF a lamp The damage was tritiing.
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SPECIAL SUNDAY TRIPS TO WEST
POINT

Next Sunday and Every Sunday-Sixty
Gents Round Trip.
Fast limited train leaves southern Rail
u.av station 800 A. NJ. returning leaves
West Point $50 p. NJ. Fare for the round
trip only sixty cents. Tickets on sale
Saturday. good returning Sunday or Mon
day, 81 for the round-trip
c. w. WDSTBURY, T. z. a.
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OBITU AIRY
Mrs aIa..ic II. Hill

Mrs Maggie 7. Hill. wife 81 Ambrose
Hill. died at her late residence on
Chestnut Hill yesterday aged % years.
she is survived by a husband, four chill
dren, a father and three sisters: Mrs w
". Wilson. Mrs NJ. P. Dugan, and Miss
>ellie T. Burke. and one brother Mr.
John F. Burke.
The funeral will take place Sunday
afternoon, at ) O'Clock, from the Cathedral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07
.rSrrs4, NOTICE,

THE FUNERAL OF MRS G. = woor.
daughter % Mr.. Ronsr' Whittss, VII.
taxa place al ie:sa o.c.ock on Saturday
from rhs First Presoy terrain church, coz
Madison and Grace Streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07

The Times Is always indebted TO fIien1<
who favor It with society iter,s and PEI
konais. but must urge ShaL ali such 90
sent over the sign,trre Of thu sender
All unsigned communications viii be re-
fected alMaH.s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07
wnY HiLf. pi;cf,,Nl,f,.

i, "a no su.prisc that Hill declined the
temperate nomination 70. the vice-Fres!.
6r,oy. Fouov.ns the example Set by Ar.
rra - eo,iG not have donn, sthArsss&
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07
SPECIAL sEssHoEE EXCURSIONS

To Atlantic City or Cape May. y. j., via
York River Line. Baltimore and
Philadelphia: 81 for the Round Trip
From Richmond.
The above tickets on sale July 4th, nth,
18th. q. August LIST. Sth 18th and 22d with
return limit sixteen days from date Of
sale. Stop over privileges will be allowed
a Philadelphia and Baltimore. provided
tickets are deposited with depot ticket
agent Immediately on arrival at these
points.
c. W. WESTBURT, T. T. A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07

All subscriptions by mail payable N 90
vance. Watch the lahe! on yeEr Psre
II <ou live out O. Richmond. an zee Witt
your subscription expires, SO you can -
new before the paper jf stopped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07
Died of His Injuries.

ALEX ANDRTA, VA. July Especial
Paul. the eight-year-old son Of Mr.. Robert
Sherman, who. while attempting yesterday
afternoon 10 board Il moving rreisns train,
ssl and had his legs literally mashed 20
Jelly, died a, his residence late last n!sh..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07
THE SUNDAY TIMES. $50 q year.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07

Lewis Johnson, a white boy, was badly
cut on the forehead while lighting negro
man yesterday. The cut resulted from q
fail in pursuing the negro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07

aiAScHSETER BUREAU, Eli HULL
ETREET.
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PETERSBURG AGENT.
MRS. s. c. HUTCHINSON. 8 ICMbAhi-
STREET.
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MIS-. Sallie N. Norman,

Mrs. Salue NJ Norman died last night
al the residence of her son, Mr.. E. l..
Norman, No. 21n5 Venable Street, Of
paralysis, aged seventE-one years. The
funeral announcement VIII be made later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07

OFF THE TRACT: means great dftastsr
when applied 10 q fast express train. ~
Is Just as bad when It refers TO disoT-
dered blood or deranged stomach, Hooa
Sarsapari!la puts the wheels BACK on the
track by curing the trouble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07

MR. GORDON TALKS.
Chairman James ". Gordon was wen
pleased with the work OF the convention
and thought it would win
Hon. S. S. P. Patteson said ne was
esneciaIly gratified at the nomination OF
MI. Stevenson for Nice-Presldent, and ne
thought the ticket strong one
Alderman Robert Whittet expressed MN
self as very hopeful Of victory with the
ticket and platform named
Hon. f; c. Folkes said he believed the
Democrats would win, and thousAl Tue
ticket ana platform strong.
Labor commissioner Doherty belleVedi
this would be. a Democratic year He sad
the ticket was number one, ana the pt>tt-
form am admirable declaration OF Jeffer-
sonian principles.
Senator Barksdale. of Halifax was al
AIurphys Hotel for short "iiiIe'
on his way home from Staunton-
He said that the platform and the brEa'i
nomination were exactly 10 MS 1'Nitt5'
He cd not think tina. with Bryan as the
nominee ANYTHING else than a 16-to-l plat
form could have been put forth
"Flood is a sure winner for Congress,
he said
pects, he said that as long as otey
remained in the field he would rest on
his oars He felt that without otey
against him ne could secure the nominal
ton for Congress from his district ana
that Iynchburg would come TO bis sup,
NOW when Congressman Otey had had
enough of political honors.
He was not disappointed in not gong
n kansas City He felt satisfied at
having been at the Chicago Convention
and was resting on the laureis OF that
occasion.
Hon. John Lamb said that the platform
was a most admirable paper, and was
great improvement over the one OF iose:
Ar ". ". Scott said 1T was a splendid
niatform and one upon which he had
strong hopes that Mr.. Bryan would win.
Secretary Lawless said: The work OF
the Convention suits me exactly so far,
and / think the platform is all right.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07
j, W. Parrish,

BRISTOL, TENN, July 6.-special.-J.
". Parrish, for a number of years depot
agent in Bristol, Va, for the Virginia and
Southwestern Railway, and prominent
member Of the City Council, died to-day
after long illness.
Mrs. Parrish and five children survive.
Mr.. Parrish was a native of Pittsylvania
county, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07
d. "A. Taylor.

EMPoR1A, VA, July s.-spscial.-Mr
d. a. Taylor died at his residence, in
Greeusviiie county. last evening, July ON.
Two year. ago Mr.. TAYLOR, While opening
carhunei- for Al co!o:ed man, cut MS
own finger, which au.cl;l.- tnf'tnlec, ana
b,ood-poisontnS was The result. His suffer
ines have been intense, but his fine con-
stitution and great wil-power have COM
bated the disease for two years lie
sarmed on more extensive scale than
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07
CHAIRMAN OF THE
COMMIT NAMED
Continued from First Pass.)

Alien and Clyde ". Saunders.
iPrin.ing-Clyde w. Saunders. w. {. Hill
and W. G. Duke.
Rules-Minetree F'olkes, John s. Ne.ch
and Harry l.. Watson.
Auditng-Joseph C. Taylor, w. D. Har-
ton and Hugh L. Cooke.
The following gentlemen compose the
new advisory. committee. and are not mem
bers of the City Democratic Committee
Messrs. jefferson Wallace. Jackson Guy,
Jud ID Wood. John a Curtis n VI
Smith, Jr, James E. Mckenney, "irt Z.
TAYLOR, Charles l.. Brown and Judge
James c. Lamb.
TO ELECT DELEGATES.
Mr.. ~. M Tyler offered resolution. Wnicn
was adopted. providing that a legalized pfi-
mary election be held July 26th TO choose
delegates TO the Third, District Convention,
which meets here August LIST, to nominate
a candidate for Congress: ana that lile
name OF no candidate be printed upon tiie
ballots. or voted for in said primary. WIZ
shall not have announced his candioacS ~
the secretary OF the committee, and PAID
his assessment 10 the treasurer, al MS
office No. s15 East Broad Street. by JuiS
18th. The committee then adjourned SUI
iect 10 the call of the chairman
THE NEW CHAIRMAN
Mr.. James w. Gordon. the new CHAIR
man of the committee. is a lawyer, ana
a member OF the firm OF Smith, Moncufe
and Gordon. He is serving his fourth
term as q member OF the committee anu
has for three years been secretary. he
is an able presiding officer. and enjoys the
confidence of the party leaders and mem
bers of the committee 10 marked degree;
Mr. A. o. Boschen, who was elected
secretary to succeed Mr.. Gordon. Is 4
new member. and is a young lawyer
Messrs. Tyler and Doherty, who were re-
II,
and vice-chairman respectively, have long
been members of the committee. while
Mr. e C. Hicks. the new sergeant-at-arn1s,
has served several terms on the committee
from Mar shall Ward
ENDORSE THE TICKET.
Prominent party leaders were seen last
night, and asked their views concerning
the ticket and platform put up by the
Kansas City convention. With one ac-
cord they expressed confidence in the re-
suit of the struggle, and regarded the
ticket as exceptionally strong The plat
form was also well received
Mr. jefferson Wallace gave out the
| following:
The ticket is the strongest we could
! possibly have put forward, and the plat
! form, is even more vir!!e than the great
| platform of 1895, watch in my Judgment
was, up to that time, the most powerful
| ana expfiC:t declaration Of Democratic
! principles that had ever been. penned.
/ can bess express my complete sausfa ctloh
| by saying tina, the ticket and the platform
| could not have suited me better had
| made them myself.
f; y believe we will be victorious at the
| November eIecrion-there will be less red
| fire than in 1895, but beneath the thin
/ veneer OF prosperity which covers inc
country. and which apparently statistics
the administration, there is great deal
| OF wretchedness. and out OF this Will come
a strong and earnest determination 10 puI
! the man above the dollar WIN b'S az
aud stevenson. representing the ne" and
the old Democracy. we should certainly
win
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07
John Kishpaugs

MISUNDERSTANDING. VA. July s.
Special.-Mr John Kishpaugh, a sell
known citizen OF this county, dad last Eight
from the effects OFF, recent fail. He had
reached a ripe old age. and was the father
OF A kshpaugh. formerly of this city A
widow and several grown children survive
him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-07

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American Manufacturing Co.

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for which we were agents. We are in
structed 10
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EMPLOYMENT AGIzxCIEs.

SIT. BbR77GMl mMFW'g
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
211 East 42d 81. first class domestics are
supplied.
NINE. JACQJ'IN. 6O2 6th-ave., 35th-st..
Employnent Bureau-First class servants
male and female procured; French nurses.
ladies' maids buffers. Wallets, coachmen-
MISS MORROW'S EMPLOYMENT BU-
REAU. POI East 5Sth-st., best help. male
and female constantly on hand. Tele-
phone. 72S 3Sth.
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11nhlle Notircs.
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ET-REAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES
NEW YORK. September l. 1900.
TO TAXPAYERS.

ET7REAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES,
NEW YORK, september l. 1900
TAXPAYERS WHO DESIRE TO OBTAIN
their bills promptly should immediate written
reauisition blanks may he procured in the borough
oncesl stating their by Section or Ward Block
sndsft 9E Map number making of same from their
II tsxpay assessed for personal the requisi
tion should also request bill for such tax
eeulsition should be accompanied by an envelope
bearh tthe proper address OF the applicant and with
return postage prepaid.
or Lot number Taxpayers should take their
Department Of Taxes and Assessment and have their
property located the maps Of that Department and
forward to Deputy Receiver of Taxes with the requi
certified memorandum OF their property, which
will be furnished by the Department OF Taxes As
Taxpayers this will receive their bills
possible moment and avoid delay
waiting lines. is required in of personal app-
The requisition be addressed to the
Deputy Receiver Of Taxes in whatever borough The prop
ery located, follows:
John J. McDonough No. 81 Chambers street. Borough
Of Manhattan, New York.
John B. Underhil. Third and fremont avenues
Borough OF the Bronx New York.
James B. Bouck. Municipal Building Borough Of
Brooklyn New York.
Frederick W. Bleckwenn. corner Jackson avenue and
Fifth street, Island City. Borough Queens New
York.
race. New Brighton. Borough Of Richmond. York
DAVID h. AUSTEN,
Receiver OF
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

p Sx9s.a. P rerson 2 Sanford 70 Lansing Il San
? Fl6frs-are q II n Of Dater u47th) st. 15ox
loo. Algernor : Norton, referee. 70 Janetta a
or, HI - 90 q " of sd-ave a8x1oos: Nathan
h%nn 10 R['f coTner T atst io011xloo VIII
am II Reed 10 Samuel Bets
fame rroDe-tv Hattie " ana George W Schfnlot
and Mary r Reed 20 Samuel r Belts, ...---..-
G26-st & 2s0-7 II v Of central Fark Ness. Sax
p26-st 8 3 3l-. Il u Of Central Park West, 34x
loos; Samuel r Belts 4 William Il Reed t ,s,
1l3th-s' : go Il W of ;,d-sye. 'oHlVo'lo simon
Adler 81 sI John Scheur1ng -------- ..-------
H1ulberry-st No -. 25x1C0. Iohn Gibbs execu-
tor etc 70 Bisgio and Maria 9 PeTnetn >. 60;
p Person ~ Samuel r Belts, quit claim.
e5th-st. N IL Nesr. 25X100.5: John Ewing TO
c,aHaitsr crnsr chrystie st. 25x6o5 Fanny
and John Ialsey and another 70 Maria Simp-
ss.R"s,. No - East. 25.7xio22: Rose Hyman to
ls71h-st. :. is05 n fr7m ; cor Southern BouIe-
Yard. runs 1GGx 25E n 100 20 street %
Henry Y ana Amelia NJ Webb TO Frank
Y4f5est een 4S5 n Of atb-ave. 2oxas.9: Anna
71si-et. a +. ~ +, e Of West End ave. 1sxs2 2
Julia Newman 10 Sarah G Newman -.
Nsnhattan-ave- u s. 3'-il II 81 lo4th-st, lhX5O;
John = Kohle- e. S.gmund SAKE. .-..... -. -.
165th-st. $, 105-i f. ot Brook ave, 25Xss.e;
.Jane 9 Hendril kson. individually. and another
executors. etc, TO clara Berry .......-.
lIor--oe-si. No l67 26sx100: Rebecca Meryash to
% -, n 5. 100 Z, v y West Ead-ave ioox55 TX
looAa8; i-e Grand Petry 70 Albert Bruins. o..
s3a: Mary Gray 10 Jacob Kottek. ............-..
@a'h-st. No 81 East 1sXlo0.5; Charles Buck TO
81 $ 2a77 4 " of Central Park West. Tx
zoos. Hattie y Schmidt 70 Albert Gibbs
5th-ave. 2411 = of l54th- 81. 25xlO0: John NJ
1ceth-rt n . cor s. Nicholas-ave. 80 SKA 5x1q AZ
752; Betty y Warheld 70 Annie McDermott .....
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FURNISHED Apartments 90 Get.

T'HE ENTIRE CONTENTS of hrst-cass apartment
Il VIII ne sold al great sacrifice an immediate MIR
chaseri apartment has and bath, flight IN
WIN entrance on side street and fronting Seventh
avenue, between Central
per month and purchaser immediae
me furniture, which has been carefully selected Is ali new
ana Of pest quality and opportunity offered for
young couple small family begin house Leenin0
dress " H. r.. Box 16 Tribune Office "
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MISS MAY IRWIN BUYS PROPERTY.

Miss Nav Irwin. the actress acquired title on
-r1ae6ax 70 the 2lx1005 parcel, the north side
of F7orty-fourth-st.. east Of seventh-ave., from
AnnfA r Neeler Miss Irwin paid $1,000 in cash
eDG assumes the payment of mortgage for $4,000.
which is Hen against the property. The transac-
-for ir,-olves
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13

- the Matte Of n, Application Of The Roard .,
Street Opening and Improvement Of the City Of New
Commonalty the city of York to certain lands
OF the City of New Yoii bounded by Hester. Essex
Division Norfolk Suffolk Canal Rutgers and Jeerson
Eost Broadway. ddly selected located and
laid and for public park Under and in pursu-
provisions Of chapter 293 the Laws Of
1858 and OF chapter 32O OF the Law OF 1887.
WE THE UNDERSIGNED. COMMISSIONERS or Era
innate duly appointed in the above proceeding
hereby give Lotice TO the owners lessee or
lessees parties and persons respectively entitled
Tremises title to which is sought to be acquired a1 i1
this proceedin and TO all others whom concern
Frst-That we have completed estimate Of the loss
and the respective essees parties
respectively entitled Interested
premises affected by this proceeding having
euch estimate together with damage map, the
once Department Of Public Parks for inspec-
ton OF whomsoever Ii
Second-That all parties persons whose rights may
be the said estimate, and who object
the same any part thereof may. within thirty days
the first publication Of this notice. August 2Sth
1900 file their objections 10 such estimate writing
VIII US at office. Room No. 2. Floor
Of the -Zetung Buildnk. No. Tryon Row in
vded by of Chapter 800 Of the 1887
we. the said Commissioners will hear parties
1900 1870 o'clock in the forenoon and upon
subsequent days may be found necessary.
Thd-That our report herein viii he presented To tn"
Term thereof be held III. in the County
Court House. The City York. Borough u
Manhattan. 11th day Of October 1900 at the
there or as thereafter be heard
thereon motion will be made tina; the said report
Dated New York. August 25th 1900
EMANUEL BLUMENsTIEI+
MICHAEL COLEMAN,
ARTHUR INGRAHAM
Commissioners.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

fsiTby. Janetta +. 10 John c Barr. Robbins ave
- Z y of Dater 147th) 81 / year.........
fame 70 same. same property ] -----.-...-
Hiedkopf Caroline. 70 Carl Fischer 123d-st, q s.
23o II o. ID ave, ] -................
Eo"skv, R0sale and Louis, 10 the Hudson Trust
Company of New York, 94th-st. No 272 West 3
sare 70 same 94th-=t. No 27e West 3 years. o..
sTli b., Robert, n Thomas Sinclair 3oth-st.
~ 34s West. ..--..............
srfsIracter Caroline, 10 Sevilla Home for Chill
dren. 1oth-are. : 741 II Of 39th-st. / wear. .
Thoras- JohE P. 70 Isaac r Robinson and an
other trustees. 5sth-st, s, No 40, $40 II OF
sfl-sve, years .....-.......-...
Etern Kate, 10 Theresa r Irving. l21st-st g 900
z " Il @th-aye. ? years.. -..............
Sane 70 Richard " Freedman, same property, ?
Buckley. John J. Albert 7 sire. Madison-ave
- haI years -- - . on .-.
BoardHnsn, John. jr. 10 City Mortgage Company.
l52d-st, 225 = " Of Ams'erslan-ave and
three adjoining iots. year -four mortgages
~aftnl o. - o. .-. 90.
NcI1errnctt Annie, 10 New-York Savings Bank ST
Nich0lss-sve. 9 corre- 126th-st. 2lA years.
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JOSEPH NJ. scHENcK Clerk.

NOTICE 10 relatives or next of kin to officers
enlisted of the Navy Marine Corps
who died killed in action ashore a1oat and
buried outside Of the continental limits of United
since April d, 1895: 81 kin that desire
have remains sent to burial place in The United States
should address before September 81 1900 the Bureau Of
Navigation. Navy Department. Washington, u. G, for
circular Of information and Instructions p. W. HACK
EFT Acting Secretary
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miles around knows Lowering His store is
hesoquarters for book-ioVsrs and hook
buyers. All kinds Of books 10 suit an
tastes and all pocltetbooks Historical
books. biographical, religious scientifc.
BOOKS OF travel. books Of fiction. books for
children poetry. etc, etc. Anything you
Nant, and positively at the lowest prices 20
Be had in the United States
Encyclopedias on sale sor q song-Ap-
pleton's Chambers, Britannica and Peo-
pies. Books and libraries purchased.
LOWERING. 81 Broad way near 18th ST