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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-03-16
WILLIAM WELLINGTON,

NICHOLS Connss
CARRIAGE & WAGON MAKING q REPAxRIEa.
ma-Horse Shoeing, and General Blacksmith
ing. Have added new facilities and can 40
work at short notice. AL WORK guaranteed
first class. Nichols Peck's old stands
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-03-16

4 SPLENDID OPEsIs for first class black
"A smith Shop to rent In rear OF New Mil
ford house. Best i cation in town. Address
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-03-16

LOB sALE-One thoroughbred yearliug Jer-
7 sey bull, fine one. James A. Reid, Beth
81, Conn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-03-16

HEADACHES CURED by Smiths Headache
Il Powder, 25c box by mail. Sample tree.
a. W Smith & Co, AnsoniR, Conn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-03-16
Honest Work For An Honest Price.

HENRY A. PRATT.
Hattertown. p. o. stcpney.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-03-16

CIDER FOR sALE-2oOo gallons of choice CT
" der, either In large or small quantities.
This cider was put up in fresh whiskey cash 8
and is OF the very best quality. Guaranteed
strictly pure apple juice. Price reasonable.
Call on or address David Penney s Son, Pep
per Street, Stepney, CT.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
REAL ESTATE

The property fronting in Seventh-ave. from
One-hundred-and-twent to One-hundred-and-
twenty-sixrh st. with q depth of rs feet. is re-
ported TO have been sold by the shubert estate
IT is said the purchasers are a firm Of builders
who contemplate the erection of a family hotel
The resort called The Farm" which had noisy
existence for short time was situated on this
land. The property adjoins the Harlem Opera
House the east.
The following offerings at auction are scheduled
for to-day:
By Bryan L Kennedy e Co.: No 147 Eighty
eghth-st.. north side. S91 feet east of Amsterdam
ave. 1NdooS three story stone front dwelling
house: New-York Life Insurance and Trust Com
pany agt. F. L. Smith ct al; Emmet &, Robinson.
attorneys; E. E Mccall, referee: amount due sls.-
169 s.; subject to taxes. etc. Sl7 O5.
BY Samuel Goldstein; No. Is One-hundred-and-
hfteenth-st. south side S4S feet east Of Ienox-
ave, 1sx10ou three story brick dwelling house;
Isabella L. Beekman agt. Cecilia Cassel ct al;
William J. A. McKim, referee; amount due a4-
1853 2; subject to taxes, etc. s237 50
V Simpson was the buyer of No 137 West Forty
third-st. from Mrs NJ Clark, the sale Of which
was reported in The Tribune yesterday. The pur-
chase is to be followed by the erection Of bach
elor apartment hotel. The buyer is understood TO
have obtained options the adjoining buildings
Nos. 18s and IL West Forty-third-st. The proposed
building is TO have frontage of 50 feet and
height of ten stories Harding 3 Gooch are the
architects.
4sll feet north of hundred -and-hfty second-st
eno has resold them to Alexander Cameron.
MAJ. Max ,Lippmann espd another have sold the six
story brick hathoUse No. so Ridge-st between
Broome and Grand SITS. lot 2o1OO for about $4,000
BY Peter F Meyer & Co.: No. to z West One
Of Fifth.saye i6ox1oo11 five hye story brick fat
houses foreclosure; to the plaintin for s8000 and
St. north side, $50 feet west of F1rst-ave 25xO0 10
a nVe story brick tenement house foreclosure: to
the plaintiff for sl7,500 No. I5n Bryant-st, west
sloe. % feet north Of Observation-Disclosures
secono-st, 25x1OO two story frame dwelling
nSnse; GU foreclosure; to the PLAINTIFF for 5000 No
hundred nd-seventy-second-st 25x1O0 two sforv
frame dwelling house; foreclosure: to the plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

s62: Agnes Noble to Johanna Roster. 800. $4,000
62d-st No 249 East 25x100.5; Mary Kelly, by
guardian. TO Mary Murphy Il part. 1900
Seth-st, 279 II Of Avenue A, 2sx102.2:
Agernon 5 Norton referee, Emeline B Phil
e4th-st, 200 It w OF Central Park West 1861
NJ L Ehiers 1900
MstzssT y' -. 1900
Franklin Lord referee. to a Mercer Fel,.. 25 $50
45d-st s, 424 II n of 6th-aNe, 20. 6x100.5
Mabel Clarke to Maria Simpson ............
s8th-st, 279 # Of Avenue A, 2Sx1022;
Goebei ................ 1850
Southern Boulevard 10 Fl Of 145th-st
50xl0O; Louisa 4 Ffnck to William J Huston.
77th-st, 3. 30l II Of 9th-ave, l9x102.2 Annie
johnson TO Rosa L BaTzaghi, quit claim. .......
Same property; Mary 9 Down 10000
william Lord o William Carroll. -, 2eOOo
11th-st, s s, 119 fl of ist-sve. 25XA4s: Francis
X Pendleton and another, trustees to Pincus
Lowenfed and another. IL $50
Murray 10 Mi h9el Mcfarland 1o5Oo
l27th-st. n c, 2l5 Il Of Park-ave 44x90 II.
Moses stroocs referee to Isaac Metzger.... 10000
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
CONDITION OF THE CROPS.
RAIN NEEDED IN CENTRAL VALLEYS AND
ATLANTIC COAST STATES

ATLANTIC COAST STATES
Washington. Aug 7.-Following is the Weather
Bureaus weekly summary of crop conditions;
The week has been hot in the States s Of bs the
there general lack Of rainfall over large
excessively heavy rains fell in portions of the Gulf
States and over portions OF the central Misso1ri M @
generally needed in the Central mississippi and
States from the caToiinas northward
Corn, more particularly the late planted IN the
leys, would be greatly benefited by rain. but
beyoHd 1y serious Injury from dToutb In the lake
region and Ohio Valley and generally in the At,
progress. but is beginning to need rain in the Mid
The general absence of rain has been very favor
able to thrashinR winter wheat, which IS nearing
Spring wheat harvest IS nearly finished over. the
southern portion Of the spring wheat region where
yanced in the northern portion, Portions of the
during the last week In South Dakota lake spring
wheat experienced very trying temperature & con-
for fodder than was anticipated
the oat harvest and thrashng. the reports indi-
sftg sating g94d % bfo yfdS generally especially in the
oe the G STheTn 1 RrSRf of ntf the & central and
OF cotton has Improved, and while an Improve
ment is reported from the Carolinas, the general
oGssna is less pS Promising eS5 Complaints Sf'a of ras
in Xa b @ from %0 m bze w a
It's condition IN the northern portion being promis
and ravages of insects are received from the
southern part of the State.
The tobacco crop. has made faXorabe advance
ment, and its condition IS generally promising, al
though needing rain in Virginia. Some cutting has
been done in Ohio. and cutting will begin in
Indiana.
The persistent dropping Of apples his materially
reduced the prospects in many important apple
States in the central valleys although the outlook
in Iowa is somewhat improved. The reports con-
tinue very favorable however. from New-York and
Minnesota.
Poughing for fail seeding has made very favor
able prOgreSe Missouri wi he o1ud
Is too dry.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RAILRCAU MEN CONFER.
sUPrRrNTENpEH-rs AND EMPLOYEES OF JERSEY
CENTRAL rFRFECTING A NEW
CcnF OF RULES.
CODE OF RULES

There was CO yesterday afternoon at
the Jersey City station Of the Central Railroad OF
New-Jersey between the superintendents OF the
several divisions and a committee representing the
conductors and brakemen- The object was to
formulate an agreement 20 take the place Of the
one perfected fifteen years ago There have been
numerous changes during the time. and modern
anpliances have been introduced. The company
recently reduced the force OF the train crews and
increased the Of service Of the men retained
The innovation was not satisfactory to the men
retained IN the service. and the conference was
arranged 10 have the differences amicably adjusted
and new code OF rules established
The committee submitted code which was dis
cussed but no definite action II is said, was taken
The new code Will be discussed by the superintend
ents and an agreement viii be prepared ana SUD-
mitted the trainmen- The participants decImeo 1
plished al the conference. but II was stated by
Superintendent Wentz that they will reach salts
factory agreement.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
RECORDED MORTGAGEs

Murphy. Mary }. to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. 52d-st. No 249 East years
Goebel. John @. and wife 10 Emeline Philbrick
S6th-st, 3, 279 II Of Avenue A. years ...
Corse, John, 10 the Bowery Savings Bank Gath
81. No rs West, years ..---. ..-....-. ........
Simpson, Maria :, 10 Mary Heyes 43dst No
i"t N est . years
Brown, Dillon. TO Union Dime Savings Institution
57th-st, No 40 East, years. ....................
Rogers. James. 20 Hamilton Bank. 18th ave II
corner 134th-st. i34th-st. E, 300 Il of 18TH
ave, l2th-ave. 2 corner l32d-st. secures notes
Currie. Martha, to julius and Joseph G WalIach
S0th-st, No l4S West. years. s.............-....
Zimmerman. Jacob A, TO Harlem Savings Bank
Webster-ave, corner l79th- l year..
Mayer. Adolph. 10 the Baron de Hirsch Fund
West Broadway. Nos 24l and 243. 3 years ...-...
Same 70 Maria Herrick. same property
months
Bsrzaghi. Rosa L. 10 Mutual Life Insurance co
77th-st. 5. 301 n ~ Columbus 3 years
Lowenfeld. Plncns. and William Prayer. 10 Fran
els Pendleton and another trustees 1lth-st.
s, 119 n Of lst-ave, I year ...-............. -.
Carroll. William =. to William Lord, l3sth-st.
5, 100 II ? Of Lincoln-aye ana ( adjoining
lots, ! year I mortgages each. ..........-.. .
Ehlers. Edward l.. 10 Julia J. Butterheld
trustee. etc. 94th-st n 2n9 n OF Central
Park West, years 49, ....-...........
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
BOSTON BREWERY CoMBNAr1oy.

Boston, Aug. THE Massachusetts Breweries
Company has fled in the Suffolk Registry of Deeds
oonveysnces transferring 70 It the properties of
the ten following breweries: American Brewing
Company, Hanley & Casey Brewing Company, Alley
Brewing Company, H & J. Pfaff Brewing Com
psny Continental Brewing Company. Norfolk
Brewery, Elmwood Spring Brewery, Revere Brew
psDy.
The new company began business this morning
Charles Pfsn is president. Edward Ruhl secretary:
Frederick J: Alley, treasurer. and Charles Pfaff
EarEison W. Huguley, James D. Casey, Edward
Huhl Frederick J. Alley, I. r. Clark, A. c, Rat
chesky. Charles a King and Rollin Jones directors
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
STEEL TRACKS ALMOST PERMANENT.
APPARATUS FOR MEASURING SHOWS THE
HIGHEST STANDARDS on THE CENTRAL

W J. wigus chief engineer Of the New-1ork
Central Railroad has received g detailed report.
with diagrams showing the result Of the work
accomplished by the track measuring apparatus OF
Mr. Dudley the chief track inspector Of the road
The most notable feature OF the report ts Mr. Dud-
les statement that the inspection shows the high
est standard OF track ever attained In comment
ing upon the results OF his work, Mr.. Dudley
writes MI wilgus that It has been. and is possi-
BILE with the high grade steel in the rails ana the
three tie Joints for you TO hold the condition OF
the track rails four 10 nine years old practIcay
the same when new, under the heavy trafnc Is
& new experience in the construction ana NAM
tenance Of permanent way and OF a decided beneht
20 q railroad company.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
GLUCOSE DIRECTORS MEET.
JUSTICE oARRETsoS RESIGNS FROM THE BOARD
on ASCENDING THE BENCH

on ASCENDING THE BENCH
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
Glucose Sugar Refining Company was held yester-
day IN the ONCE of vredenburgh & Garretson, Jer
sey City. Abram @ Garretson offered his resig-
nation as director. He was recently appointed
g Justice OF the New-Jersey Supreme Court 10 sue
oeed the late Job H Lippincott and has severed his
connection with tbs several business corporations
with which he has been identified He YVES elect
ed director Of tne Glucose company for five years.
and had two years 10 serve. His former law part
ner James B. Vredenburgh, elected to Ill the
unexpired term c. l. Glass, whose term expired,
was reelected for q full term Of five years. The
other directors present were c. H. Matthiesen,
president Of the company; NJ B. Reen and S s.
Butler
tAc stockholders and organized by re-electing c. H
Matthiesen president and Charles L Glass secre-
tsry.
President Matthiesen submitted the following re-
port;
TO stockholders as soon as our accounts have been
audited and the books closed for the twelve months
mate Of last years business, as compared with
that Of the preceding year. gives the following
August L 1884, 70 July 81, 1900
Less repairs s4s2 $40 IS 'O 70
=: =: Psss:ss 3sS SsSsg;tisa sgs fa f.i lSS5 s. 5
August !. 1855 to juy 81. 1sea- g. '-' co
Less Tspaiis lse IS = '0 II
7724so a
Net PROFITS 82O47688 70
During the year the company acquired additional
property. for which it issued 81 O19OOO its pre-
zsrred treasury stock
sssltth oytasnd OF l per cent on the preferred
ana me egnta olyidend Of " per cent on the com
70 stockholders Of record on August IS
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
STOCK TRANSFER TO THE B. AND o.
PTTTsBURG AND WESTERNS PREFERRED
TAKEN OVER AT A COMMITTED MEETING,

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yesterday took
over the preferred stock of the Pittsburg and West
srn Railroad. The transfer was made at meet
ing Of the committee appointed TO act for the
majority OF the holders Of the stock. The meeting
-ss held at the offices of the Knickerbooker Trust
Company. The price is understood 70 have been
25 per cent OF par, or 50 80 q share,
The announcement is made that the $4,000 shares
Of the Baltimore and Ohio common stock, which
VIII be delivered TO subscribers under the circular
OF April Il. 1900 viii carry the per cent dividend.
payable March l, 1901 This will mean that the
sS 900 common shares Will be identical, and that
4he per cent dividend will be paid on the whole
amount and Will not be retained by the company
on the 64 900 shares now in the treasury, which
will be delivered 10 subscribers October next
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

WILLIAM H JAMES. Attorney. Il
Of Manhattan. City Of NeT Yorl
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

siegfried Rabinowitz, dealer IN furs and skins at
No. III Mercer-st. has filed q petition in bank
ruptcy, with Liabilities Of ST. 753 nominal assets
Of El5z25. He began business In January. 1898 and
since then has had two partners The last one
Albert Rosenthal. disappeared IN February last
and in the petition it is stated that he is now in
Sydney, Australia. He owes Mr.. Rabinowitz "a 3s1
Emanuel Hertz, attorney for Mr.. Rabinowitz said
yesterday that the fling Of the petition was pre-
cipitated by the pressure of a few creditors who
threatened 10 got out attachments If their claims
were not paid Immediately, and that Mr Rabino-
wirz had no money to pay them. He had lost
heavily by his former partner Albert RosentbaI
and also by Werner & Helper, fur manufacturers
q No 20 West Houston-st.. who disappeared sew
eral weeks They him s4l46. Mr. Rabino-
vitz has thirty-four creditors. among them being
the State Bank. 5000 secured by assignment Of ac9
counts. " II Fleet. S2I02s. secured by furs and
5kinsi Julius Well $ III, and Edgar Lehman 81 4ge
ne assets consist or outstanding accounts OF S3 Oq
cue ron thlTJy-one customers, which include the
debts due from Werner & Helper and RosenthaI
$l22 anu 'o'e
Aooiph r. and Louis Kahn. who formerly COM
posed the firm of B. Kahn 4 Son wholesal la des Jers
IL optical goods. At No. p Maiden Lane have filed
petition n bankruptcy. with liabilities Of s24 aso
enc no assets They failed on January Q 1907 and
the business was afterward carried on nv q CO..
porstion. of which Adolph +. Kahn is treas siirer
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
"PANTs" MAKERs, STRJKF F,-nrn

The strike Of the East Side Pants" Makers
Union has been declared of. and the official an
nouncement 70 the trade will be made to-norrov
night al meeting in a hall ar No. 62 Ptt-st The
officers of the union said yesterday that all the de-
mands Of the strikers had been granted bv the
bosses, and had been included in the new agree
Iaent which has been signed by the representa-
Gves Of both sides. About three thousand men
will return TO work as result Of a settlement Of
S&s strike.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
CARPET CLEANING.

DANBURY HAT co announce advance
styles for fall ready. DANBURY HAT
CO.. % Desbrosses-st
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
BUILDING DEPARTMENT. RrpopT

The report Of the Building Department made to
the Mayor yesterday showed that 1z81 plans for
new buildings had been filed in the quarter ending
June 80 They provide for 17ss structures at
an estimated total cost of s25oOs497. From the ap
pended table 1t may be seen that one-third Of the
new buildings are fsthouses.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
Bankruptcy Proceedings.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES. FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF
James F WEIGH alleged bankrupt. II appearing 10
satisfaction Of this Court by the affidavit Of William
n. Jares. verified the 18Th day OF July 1900 that
petition flied this Court The 26th day Of
praying that the above named James WelCh
10 declared a bankrupt in involuntary proceedings
subpoena issued NJ his Court 70 the
said James F. Welch said day. made returnabe
the Sd day Of July. 1900 and that the returned
2qh 1900 with his certificate
that after digent search he could said James
afidavt that said James f. Welch is not nov within
the limits of the jurisdiction Of this District and
uncertain and that ne cannot he served with subpoena
within this District and Of
him directing him to appear, plead answer demur
required hv statute ts not practicable.
Now. the said sfid= and all
in and the said pet ca for adjudication Of bank
rIptcy. and the said subpoena with MsrshaTs re
thereon and said motion of William
H James attorney for Mary Archer and several cred-
Ordered that the said James F welch appear plead
demur the 9Th day Of September 1900 10
the petition herein fled in the office of Clerk
the said James F. Wech be declared nvolunar,
BANKRUPT and in case Of his failure plead
swer or demur adjudication be made according
prayer Of the petition, and further appearing per
sonal service Of this order is mprsctcable,
Il is ordered that service NJ this order upon
the sald James +. W ech by publication week
for less than (6 in The New
York Tribune, said publication to be commenced not
later than the 25th DAY Of July, 1900
II is further ordered that within days from the
once in the city and County Of New York IN
securely post paid wrapper ana addressed 10 The
F WEIGH West 127th street Borough Of Manbattan
City Of New York and also to James r walch CspA
Dated \. + July 10 1900
ADDISON BROWNE
WILLIAM H. JAMES Attorney. 10 Wall St Rororzb
of Manhattan. City Of Ner York.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

and architect SIS ooO
Sd-ave, 5 W corner eeth-st. for four story brick
oWner ana afchitect 2so 900
s4th-st, n s 100 It Of 2d-ave. for four story
Railway Co owner and architect. .4,...e'. ooo
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
BAKERS WANT TEN HOUR LAW ENFORCED

The Joint Executive Board Of the Bakers and
Confectionery unions of this city has issued an
appeal the members to work strenuousIv for the
' '' ~
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5oo secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and eI-
changed. GEO. 3. EDDY. ses Mzdison-st-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand; lowest prices; easiest terms.
MARX BROS. "a Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
OLD METALS.

HIGHEST PRICES paid for large or small
quantities Of all kinds Of old metals. old
rubber shoes and bicycle tires a any Of our
8 stores. Special attention paid 10 out e
town orders Stores. 1sS Avenue A. 500
9th-ave-. 2.16o 2d-avc. GERNSHEIMER
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
FOR SALE.
@I5. 90 DIAMOND

@A5. 00 DIAMOND
WATCHES SS25, 90.
THIS Is A GOOD INVESTMENT. They
are solid Gold Walthams, : Diamonds set
in a crescent and star design. pure white
and very brilliant: cannot be duplicated for
less than $500. brand new: my price SOS
cash: II not satisfactory can be returned
within one year for the full amount You
viii never have this chance again. A de
posit will reserve one for you. Several
other watch bargains this week. Also a
lot Of Solid Il Karat Gold Diamond Rings
for SIS cash that have reduced from $25 90
tmy regular price,. Every one guaTan-
teed " | will allow this amount within one
year II not as represented. This Is posi-
tive snap Several other Diamond bargains
this week KlENE' :. 40 FULTON-ST.
NEW-YORK tnear Nassau-stD Hours. s
O. m. TO 9 p. m. Saturdays included -
Telephone SOL CortlRndt
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
NEW BUILDING PLANS

DiviEon-st. n Alen-st for four story
brick storage house. 3Sx1lO X Irregular Man
haitian Railway Co. Of No i6c Broadway, owner
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
FCRNIsHED Rotpsfs.

ST. ALBANS. +. 3lST-ST.
Rooms single OF an suite: breakfast op-
tional transients accommodated.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

JsNI rRESS BY a widow with TWO -
sons In n small fsthcuSe. car nel-.-
best Of references Ms. NJ BOSrWl0A
S4+ HudSon-st
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
Ocean 6tedmers.

mAM8URG-AMEBlGAN LINE.
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE TO PL1MOLIH
LONDON. CHERBOURG CPARJS) AND HAMBURG.
DEJ TSCHIAAND. a. NictoTlaAus 10 ~ a ~
Columbia Aug. p 10 A. NJ 4. Friedrich Aug 81 ~ An
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE TO PLYMOUTH.
cHFRBOURG AND HAMBURG ALSO y !.
CEfERBOURG AND HAMBt RCi
W'Iderses. Aug IL $50 A. M Begravta. Aug 2s 4 NJ
FennsyIvana Aug 25.5 An Pretoria. Sept /. H-3o An
USwRTTRG- SMFTRICAN LINE 81 BWAY y 7.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
GtPambodIs
NEW ENGLAND POINTS
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE

For Fan River. Bogton and all Eastern and Northern
points, Steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN. Orchestra
on each Leave Pier 1e n R. foot Of Warren St. week
days and Sundays at 600 P NJ Steamer from New York
SUNDAYS only touches Newport On other days Of the
week Providence Line Eastward steamer Newport
PROVIDENCE LINE.
For Newport Providence. Boston North
ers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM. Orchestra each.
Leave Pier is, N r.. foot Of Murray days only
at 6OO P NJ, touching Newport r. L CMonday
ings excepted). On Monday mornings Fall River Line
Steamers touch at Newport.
STONINGTON LINE
For Stonington, Narragansett Pier HILL Boston,
and East Steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Leave Pier &C. N. r.. foot of Spring
At 500 NJ Sunday night Westward trips will be made
from July to September inclusive Saturday night
Westward trips will be omitted during same period.
NORWICH LINE
For New London Watch HILL Block Island worcester.
East and North. Steamers CITY OF LOWELL. and CITY
OF WORCESTER. Leave Pier 96. N. R. Spring St,
week days only at $3.50 P NJ On Sundays July
September inclusive, Steamer NEW HAMPSHIRE will
leave New London at 1918 P. NJ. for New York.
NEW HAVEN LINE.
For New Haven. New Britain Mertden Hartford SPRING
field and the North. From Pier 25 E r. Double
week days Steamer CHESTER ". CHAPLIN leaves New
York 300 P. NJ Steamer RICHARD PECK at 1900 mid
plight Sundays Steamer CHESTER w. CHAPLIN leaves
New York at $50 A M; returning leaves New
BIB P. NJ delightful Sunday trip All day L. L sd
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. BAR77M0l l@MEW'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
2ll East 42d-st.. nrst class domestics are
supplied
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
Real Gstate.

CSEND stamp for list farms country pleas
- houses, for sale terms. the
Royal Blue and Black Diamond within the hour.
G. V. VAN DOPEN. Bound Brook, y. j.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
.osI.


LOST. Bankbook No. 7sa, ,3s4 Bank for
Savings. $50 4th-aVe.. New York Paw
ment stopped Please return book 10 bank
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

DRESS & ACCORDION PLEATING &.
PLEA7TlNG@ %An: Sf :y:5s y55 wsii sis'f5R,S9 H&Re
DING go w 23d St Established 80 years.