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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19

Martin Leverton, who has been
fugitive from Justice for eleven
months, having broken from the Polk
county Jail, has been captured in Des
Moines.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19

Two young men of Dubuque are to
decide love affair with gloves, with
a side bet of $25.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19

Big reduction in shirts and what is
left of the spring stock OF clothing at
the Hub.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19

Corset covers 1oc; skirts csc; draw
ers 15c. A. D. Moss.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19

Ladies' gauze nets, 4c, SIC, 8 lac
and 1Oc; worth double. A. D. Moss.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19

A few more s5c printed China silks
to be closed out at Soc. A. D. Moss.
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Deeds Of Conveyance in Certain
Gases Exempt from Tax.
MUST Be IN NATURE OF GIFT
Persons Selling or Exchanging Real
Estate for Valuable Consideration,
Even Tho the Amount Named is 81,
Must Pay the Tax.

No stamp is required on a deed
where the property conveyed is in
tended as a gift from husband to a
wife, or where it is conveyed as gift
to charitable institution, even tho
me consideration is ST. Should real
estate, however, be conveyed in ex-
change for other property, where the
valuation considered is 81, then a
stamp is required. This point was not
made clear on former ruling of the
commissioner of internal revenue and
recently the acting commissioner pro-
mulgated ruling to clear the matter
up.
The Ruling.
Following is the ruling.
Treasury Department, Office of Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, Wash
ington, D. c., July 10, 19OO.-Sir: l
have to acknowledge the receipt of
your letter of the 18th ultimo, in which
you state that you are in doubt as to
the position of this office in regard to
the taxation on conveyauces represent
ing realty sold. You refer to the rul-
ing made by this Office which is con-
tanned in Circular No. 555, and you ask
if under this ruling you are to under
stand chat conveyances made by hus-
Land to wife as gift are not tax
able, or where a conveyance is made
| by party as a gift to benevolent
| institution, in each of which the con-
sideration is ST..
| a In reply, you are informed that such
deeds are not taxable. Ii, however, a
| party sells real estate to another par
ty or exchanges real estate, or passes
title to real estate for valuable con.
sideration of ST., the instrument is tax,
able. The taxability of such an instru.
ment is not always to be found from
the expressed consideration, because
in a number of instances where per
sons sell real estate the conveyance
contains but nominal consideration
of 81. The expression of such consid
Grafton would not exempt the deed o.
conveyance from taxation. The deter
mining factor in all cases is, does {
/ valuable consideration pass, as ex
pressed in circular No. 555? If it does
4 the document is taxable, and should BIZ
stamped accordingly; but in all case.
of gift or the change OF trustees OF
4 the curing of defects in descriptions
j by correction deeds and other similar
cases no taxation accrues, because NJ
valuable consideration is involved il
the transaction. Respectfully,
i Robert Williams, Jr.,
4 Acting Commissioner.
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Read the Hub advertisement in this
paper.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19

Selling Irish dimities at 1sc and
22hc. Very choice patterns. A. d.
Moss.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19

A few more pieces mating to close
out at 10c. A. ID. Moss.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19

( Shirt waists. half off. Don't miss
the bargains in this line. A. D. Moss.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS

From Tuesdays Daily.
John Alderdice returned home Sat
urday from, Helena, Mont.
Miss Ola Arnold has returned to her
visit with her friend: Villa Pangborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Snakenberg, of He'd
rick, who have been visiting at the
home of Taylor Gephart, PIT Davis
street, have returned home.
Mrs. Ella Arnold and George M.
John were united in marriage Sunday
afternoon at o'clock at the residence
of the brides sister, Mrs. Musick, on
Schuyler street, Rev. Scott officiating.
They left this morning for Oskaloosa,
where they will make their future
home.
{From Wednesdays Daily.l
Mrs. ]. T. Smith is very i'll at her
home on North Ransom street.
L. D. johnson left last night for
southeastern Kansas on business.
Miss Beatrice Crowel, of North Da-
Wis street, left Monday for Martins
burg.
Mrs. j. o. Parker and children,
Grace and Jay, of 102 North Ward
street, left today for a few
weeks visit with friends and relatives
at Carpentersville, Ill.
From Thursdays Daily 4,
Earl Barton left today to visit
friends and relatives at Richland.
Misses la and Ina Criley returned
home yesterday, after few days visit
at Eddyyille.
/ Mrs. Thomas and daughter, Miss
Nora left today for Chicago, where
they will spend the rest of the sum
mer.
/ Miss Jessie Sellars left this evening
for her home in Richland, after visit
4 ing her friend, Miss Eff1e Herman
on Weller street.
/ Mrs, H. B. Springer, of Des Moines
left this morning for Lake OkoboJl
i after visiting at the home OF ]. N
/ Weidenfeller, on Church street.
i You have seen the stuff you can ge
SO cheap? According to the big ad.
you are disappointed. Don't grieve
4 but go to Church; be consoled ant
buy your shoes. We do more and sa,
4 less.
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Yours respectfully, Fannie Williams
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returned to her home, after visit
with friends in the city.
Mrs. T. M Smith went to Lucas this
morning where she will visit with Mrs.
Charles Drear, formerly of this city.
Mesdames. o. B. Kipp and George
9. Kipp. of Monroe, are visiting at the
home of their cousin, Mrs. D. III. Devol,
on West Fourth street
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to John H. Rama and Mrs. Ola
Briggs. Licenses were also issued to-
day to J. p Wallace and Miss May
Drake and Charles A. Cornell and
Miss Eva G. Lowry.
At a meeting of the Trades and
Labor Assembly last evening the mat
ter of the strike of the beer bottlers in
the employ of w. v. Silvers & Co.,
was referred back to the bottler's
Union with recommendations which
were not made public.
| Peter McGovern, of No. 321 Birch
street, is cousin of Terrence Nc
| Govern, who whipped Frank Erne, the
/ champion lightweight of the world, in
| GlSuI IulluGSSl SqoSsiS
Garden Monday evening. MI. Nc
Govern thinks that his cousin is a
brave lad well qualified to meet
anything of his weight in the country.
j. Turner, the man who was arrested
4 about four weeks ago charged with
attempting to commit rape upon the
4 person Of the 9-year old daughter OF
John O'Donnell, was released from the
tstone pile this morning, after having
served sentence Of thirty days for
i disorderly conduct, the rape charge
having been changed to the lesser OF
4 tense.
Il A petition in foreclosure was filed
yesterday by w. w. Cory, attorney for
Stella D. Biddison, asking for the fore
closure of certain mortgage on lot
Y s, in Browns first addition to the city
and for Judgment against Mary w
Il Cross ct AL on a promissory note
dated March 2O1S97, for$ oo1.6O. The
mortgage was given to secure payment
of the note.
A large number Of Wapello county
| people have at one time or another
been residents of Van Buren, county
and those who have lived in the vicin
ity of Birmingham and Winchester 70
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rss outside speculative trade is falling of the
.s,,lt Of the recent bull punishment. Local pro-
ssssonaI starred buish to-day. but was selling at
.bs close. The shipping demand is poor nothing
.l,sed. September opened from 77l4c 10 7744c sold
+ween 7Ssc and 7e24c and closed at 76s.c TO T6Tsc
corn II itself was inclined to be steady at one
s,e showing &c over Saturday. 1t finally fol-
,,-re5 the wheat lead sold at 2e1Sc and at 3ea.c
,5 closed at Sshd3sasc. July and August also
.r,sed 81 $3.50 Country offerings showed no IN
sse shipping bids were little better than last
,-sek.s &C over September c. + f Buffalo. The
as+her IN the corn belt keeps favorable. Liver
,,i was sd higher; clea-ances s07.O00 bushels
SCENTS were 81 cars with rs estimated for Tues
az shipping sales We're 80 400 bushels The de-
.-sase Sc 0c0 bushels. The big corn handlers are
buliish
0srs followed the fashion and closed &c to sc
,-sa- saturday-Septemher, 23asc and August. &c
~ Tie market is smlI one with the oatmeal
,-5 re best buyers Of futures. Receipts were
"a ears. with 200 to- Tuesday. The visible de-
-sssa5 1900 bushels. the local stock decreased
q Go bushels
F7aEseed weak, with ;o-nghts prices Sc TO
& r7der Saturday; cash, 8 20: September. 81 So
C..obe- s. g There were - .ars Of seed at the
.--ae r-irts against - last year
provisions were easy IN spite Of small hog re-
.s,prs and higher prices at the yards. Pork lost
e.. lard and ribs. SC. Hogs We're loc higher with
~ osaa received. The incident was the selling,
= 4 line Of lard by Csrriagton Hannah The cash
demand keeps good The talent is rather bullish
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
- PrRsrANCE ot an order ID Hon- Erank y

Fitzsera!d Surrogate OF he County of New York.
NOTICE hereSy given all persons having claims
against Henry schiller late o. the County q New YORK
deceased. the with vouchers thereof
subscriber place OF r-a1sacclug
0f TheaI & Beam. CouEsslIors a IN
Uuit Crmpaly's Bu-IdinE 4 ana
Z. Wall street City Of New before tna
fifteenth % November, 1900 Dated York
the sUJh day Of April 1850 uOEcTHEA SCHIFFER ET-
THEAII. & BEAM Attorneys for Execur-tx Nos As
ana ~ Wal. street. New Work city.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
foreclosure gales.
STPREHE COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. The New York Academy Of Sciences Plain
tiff. against William Neil ct al. Defendants
In pursuance a Judgment OF foreclosure and sale
duly entered the above entitled action bear
ing date the 19th day Of July. 1890 l. the unde-slse1
the Referee Judgment named. viii sell at public
auction al the Real Estate Sales Room, No
III Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan. city or
York the 10th day OF August 1900 at II clock
that day bv l. J. Phillips & Co.. auctoneers,
the premises directed said Judgment be sold and
therein descrthe@ follows:
ALL those certain lots pieces parcels % land.
situate. lying and being In the Twenty--hrd Ward OF
New York and known and designated by The Nos Il.
10. l6 Il and Is on map on hls IN L1e REGISTERS
he County WestCHesrer and state OF New
York entitled a Map Of Wilton. Upper Morrtsania and
Fast No-risania" surveyed by L c. BuckhouL Civil
Engineer July 1857. together with the buildings
improvements fher and bounded and described
formerly First Street distant
Hundred and seveuty-fve GI5l feet EsstVartly
from nO-rheaserly corner II Walnut Avenue ttor
uerly 2nd AyeuUef and 14lst thence
900 thence Eastwardly and parallel
Street hundred and twenty-five fl2Jl
Southwar1ly and again parallel with said
Walnut Ave u hundred Go0 feet said N0rtherly
no-rhe-y side OF said 1+lst Street one hundred and
twenty-five G2F' feet 10 he point Of beginning
BEING The premises conveyed 10 William Nell
by Elizabeth Nell and James Nell her husband by deed
Register Of the City and County of New April
oath 1856 n Lile- 1921 ConveyanCes page 253
Dated. july 10. 1900.
VINCENT VICTORY, Referee.
MERRILL. & ROGERS. Attorneys Sor Plaintiff.
IL Broadway, Manhattan. New York City.
The following a diagram OF the property be sold
described street numbers been given
to the property as yet:
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5urroeates Notices.
- PURsuANCE OF an order of Hon. Abne

IN PURSUANCE or an order OF Hon Abner
- c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF County OF New York
Notice is hereby al persons having claims
against Cornelius Y. Sdeu OF County OF New
deceased the
the subscriber at her place ot tansactins business
the Office OF Charles D IngersOu. No 10 Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan. the City Of New York on OF
before the day ct September New York
I4th day Of March 1890 PHEBE a. SIDEIIA Exec
utrtN.
CHARLES 2 INGERSOLL- Attorney Executrix ITO
Broadway Borough OF Manhattan New York city
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24

The approximate amount lien satisfy
which the above described property is % be sold IS
thereon fTom the 10th day OF
July and allowances amounting
S326O5 from July i2th- 1900. together
vi % the sale
The approximate amount assessments
liens which allowed TO purchaser the
purchase or paid by Referee Is $50 ana
teree
Dated. New York. July IAN. 1890
PORTE V. RANSOM Referee.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
CITY TRUST co
or NEW YORK.
36 WALL STREET.

So WALL = HEEls
|HPi = L.. SIsOOOSOOS
fErrirely invested City OF New Yotk Bonds)
SURPLUS -..-.-... El,OOOsOOO
DaslgnEted Depository for State, City. and Court
FaaeE, and tor Las tul Money Reserve Of rhe Banks
- tae STATE.
Arts ss Executor Administrator, Guardian, 1rus-
Opens Accounts subject 10 check p&YGble az ssLt
- ttrU1ga lie New York Clearing House, ano al
lows interest O. daily balances Issues Certhcetes
= Depost, bearing interest, payable on demAno OF
Furnishes Letters Of Credit and Drafts on al
pans q the world --.-.- -.
acts as Fiscal and Transfer Agelt Rsgistrar ot
Stocks snd BOrds and Trustee for C0rpofalLOA
EeF1EEEea
loans Eoney CT Bond and Mortgage
OFFICERS.
Gas. Ross CErran, President
John y. CrtmrniEas. Flce-Pres1denS.
George r. sheldon. I'd Yice-PFesldenk
ASSrthHr Terry, Secretary.
Walter ". Lee, asst. Secretary
DgREGTORS.
so6a o Er1-1uius charies ". M0rse
4F4nk Fzg-T Eenry o. EaTeDeyeT.
SeorEs p sleieca EosnieT Z. Parsons,
kdNsnG EVre Albert q. Jsnlt9gs.
keteg Doeirrf William =. GeisheDsAs
.1s1aI Ealla, Jr., E94gene Eei9t
ts1ea =. LEynR. Edwin W1rhelas
-iasE r Grace. BlVerton L L1Apn@-
sa1eG Roosevelt. Charles =. FoEAsA
EEG-d Il Cf5bs. Prank q. Lzwrenca.
JAa Eosa Curraa-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24

1tIst Street.
The apnrex'T2ate amount < the Lien or charge to
is SO l&O with interest thereon from the 18Th day =
July. 1900. together with the costs and allowances
amounting S2fS - July l., 1900
together with expenses Of the sale
The pproXUa-e amount of taxes. assessments
other liens which ae allowed the purchaser
o. the purchase mc-ey paid by the referee IS
Sg9i51 ard .n-eCest
The premises VIII be sold subject to covenants against
sauces-
Dated NV York July 10 1900.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
6ummer Resort Sui0es.
VACATIONRES SORTS

Along the North shore of Long Island
Sound. at the charming inland locations of
Connecticut and among the berkshire and
LitchheId Hills, reached by the finest
through and suburban train service run
ming out of New York Send twO-cent stamp
TO New York. New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road, Room 3, Grand Central station, New
York. Passenger Department, New
Haven, for descriptive books and list of
Hotels, Boarding Houses, Rates for Board
and Passenger Fares.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
"a PURSUANCE Of an order q Hon. Ahner

- c Thomas. a Surrogate q the County OF New-York
notice hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against D. Lee late of the County OF NeE-york
deceased 70 present the same with vouchers thereof
place Of
Street Borough o Manhattan CIry ot
New-YOTk before the eleventh day % september
Dated York. d Febrlarv 1900
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEw-YORK.
A&-li1tsr-a-.t rF- WEI annexed.
EDWARD W. SHELDON. Attorney for administration
c Z. a $ Wan sI-set. Nlahat.aa. NeW YORK
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
N PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon. Frank

T Fitzgerald, "a Surr gate = the county o. YORK
NOTICE hereby given all persons having claims
against henry Maiiard late % County Of
York deceased present vouchers thereof
subscribe. CT transac-iug business.
at Office of Davis q kaufrnarn. Broadway.
The city of Ne@ York Or before the s5th Gay o.
Ger. Dated New ne iay Of
April. HENRY MAILLARl. Executor.
DAVIS * EATFMANN. Attsr Pr Executor. -
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York t1ry-
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SLFREAIE COUKT. COUNTY o. NEW

- L
- YORK-WiUiaul ". Johnson and John dine as
Trustees under alvin J.
III " Virginia H. Plaintiffs. against Sophia
Isenterg e. a. ef-liaUrs. pursuance ~ a }uf--
ruent y sale duly made entered in
eutt-Ied action earring date rhs 18th tay
OF T. the undersiEuri Referee In laid
Judgment viii sell public auction
York Estate sales Room, N. III Broadway. In
he Borough of Manhattan. he -rh
Of August. - O'Clock un that day by
L Kennedy & Company, AuctCueers the premises
directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein
scrthed a follows:
Al thar certain 10y. piece parcel OF land
building thareon erected situate. lying being in
Ci-v County State NJ New York Borough Of Man
haitian bounded and described follows viz ,'1ul-
mencinE the southeast corner n West End Avenue
and lO2nd cunning thence Easterv aon, Ie2ni
Street Serentyo L2 'ce running thence SoU,hery and
parallel End Seventeen C7l feet eleven
I'D rches. running thence Westerly parallel iDzrF
Street and Ok The through party wall Seventy
TWO Ci2l ieet West End Avenue running theace
eleven QU inches the point place OF rinrln-
Being the premises conveyed 70 the ssiJ S~nLI,
Edward Falk bearing even 4ors
said mortgaEe and recorded simultaneously rherS
with.
Dated New York July 18th 1900
- ~ PORTE V. RANSOM. Referee.
Attorneys for platn'lns. III Broadway. Manhattan
New York city ais
The following is diagram the premises N bs .,5
described above. the street number being 20 w.
End 0|
nandG
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1 ERERITTH. ARRAHAM-In purslans q

an order or Hon Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate %
the County ot New York Notice Is hereby Syen to al
persons having claims against Abrahe Lsoeruuth late
County u New York deceased present the
thereof place o.
transactiug S-i-fel.
20 Wall St Borough Of Manhattan. the City q
New YORK. cr before the 22d day % August next
Dated New NoSk th- SIN cay % February. 1900
DAVID LEHEitNJ-r TIL. Aluiuisrrlror- MORTIMER
STIEFEL. Attorney for AdrG.astgar 20 Wall ST. Bor-
uUgh @ Manhattan York
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ROCKAWAY BEACH.

~ Trans 50 leave san 465 ST f R T. week days 600
$50. 72O, $50 so P. Nj. 1000 P. VI. HamneI only
On Saturdays additional trains will I2U 20 32g
enG 80 2 NJ Returning last train leaves the Beach
1910 ?. NJ
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
Summer Resnrrs-
NEw-YORK
MAPl[FMMMm lNM-
Elu SI OU VI " III
II u Ar,r--rrrnrr-- - .

1hIng recently in full possession and ownership
desirable property, pains expense will be
bs ~ iaklng II one Of the attractive
n1SCk Mountains Delightfully."- situated,
and cool Fatk OF Stately Naples. It is always safe
IL Is widely known its llberaI and generous hos
Pttbtyi hghted by electricity; and cold water
$500 mountain spring floor. long
telephone: table OF the highest
oyxr go Hesh Inllk, cream and vegetables my
Vss. darnn all kinds Of amusement golf special
go sanitary arrangements absolutely safe and per-
no mosquitoes, malaria. hay fever: good Hsh-
eleeant drives ' - ~~N'0'''
Illustrated Booklet application
G, W. JENKINS. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
NOTICE 10 CREDITORs.-Whereas appl-

cation made by Charles J. Wood % ne
Surrogate Court % SuoIk County foT letters q ad
nin-straton upon the eNate o. Charles N3oI ate OF
The Town OF Babylon In lie County OF SCo-k ceceassd
anl the said applicant has hird peton 2seylas that
the penalty OF the bond De given oy aim as such
administrator exeeed double the % the
claims cf creditors said estate pre-untd 90 said
under -t6i code
- civil Procedure. hereby given @ an persons
having against said Charles Wood deceased that
they required present thss said claims Wt5 me
vouchers thereof the Of Suoik County AZ
his oee AZ Rverhead n said County on aF before the
10Th day % August
Dated July 5rh iQto NATHAN d PETTY Surrogate
WILLIAM c. NiCOIL- Attorney tor Petitioner. Baby
Ion, suffolk County. y y.
DNEItrISF1NlENSrS and subscriptions for Ihe Tribune
- received theiF Uptown OtAce No i-4- broadway
"a door II untl oclcck advertise-
following branch efscrs al regular
oihee rates o'clock ?. viz; - stn- ave- .
93d-st l52 6h-ave. teth-sts Macy 6th-aVe.
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MANHATTAN BEACH

LEAVE FOOT EAST Bath ST, n Y week
days O. 20, 6 90 20, 92o, IIO0 n. l2.l0 10 40
2l0 24O 80, $40. 40 80 $40 600 4O 10 40
$40 $50. $50 and 10 80 p m
Trains s1op York % minutes after s4th s
time
FROM WHITEHALL ST. y. ". via S8th St
Long Island Railroad. L.eaye on week days. 100 500
every forty minutes t0 10 20 m
EXCURSION FARE. 4S CENTS
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MAINE.
KIRKWOOD INN.

Scarborough Beach Maine. Flrstclass electric
light telegraph telephone txo-uile beach woods golf
tennis. cycling. late dinner
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Gin 6oteIs.

7 M e CD a m D Z 7 O ~,
G5th Street,
RETWTFE EEB sTT RF91D"AE 21 NEW YORK.
Fireproof Family Apartment Hotel centrally and
sraby located every modern comfort and in
GLIDING long distance telephone ii suite: furnished
Unturuished
CEO ". MORTON.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
NEW HAMPSHIRE
VERMONT.

VERMONT.
IN THE HEART OF THE GREEN MOUNTAINS.
GEILg LIlONTWLE[nT0
MIDDLETOWN SPRINGS, VT.
Under new management extensively improved. IN
limited attraction CURATIVE MINERAL SPRINGS
NEttf Low RATES. Send booklet particulars
T. y. ALVORD Manager.
New York Office. sconeId's l Madison
IN THE HEART OF GREEN MOUNTAINS.
Lake DUMMGBE HOUSE
AND COTTAGES
a Popular and Charming Summer Resort Boating
aiming hshtng. tennis. bowling. baseball, driving
orchestra NOW OPEN For Booklet. Rates.
CIiAS- y. QUINN. Salisbury. VT.
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4 DVERTISEAiENTS subscriptions for The Tribune
l. received their Uptown once No Lax HToadway
"a 3st,st until o'cCck p m; advertise
ents received the following branch 9iSes az regular
ohce until C'clo1k .. -0t htt-aNe. e
cor e3dst. I52 ave. l2thst Aacys 6th-ave
and l4th-Et Vest 8dth-st.. j
l2d st rear ath-ave. 14th-st. 81 West
42d-s between i59 East 47thst.s l3S
between nth l.02G 3d-ave.
6lst-st 70s ist-ave S0th-st; ESQ 3d-ave near
Cd ave: BIeecker-st. 325 Blsecker-
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RHODE ISLAND.

AVN COTTAGE. near Water Gap; sapacitg 100 100: high
- eleEatloni modern improvements iVerS. oooAle1 T.
G pIEkERSON. East StroudsbnrE. Pa
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Gfacbcrs.

A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Goverasssss
&c. Colleges. Schools and Families Apply
Mrs n YOUNG FULTON 3 Union SGua-N
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24

DEEP SEA FISHING DAILY
The large and commodious str.
Edmund Butler leaves 18th ST.
HobokeIi 20: Battery. $50 a. IN.
Fare. gents. Toe. ladies'. 6oc.