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New-York tribune., 1900-07-24

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THE PRESIDENT OF THE ITNITEn
ING: -OIlIA GREET
Whereas, a and petition has b -,
Ihe Dlstrlct Court OF the United States the
La Conpagnle Generate Transaantique 1'Ov Dy
steamship La Boutgogne praying limtation " Ge
collision between the said steamship B0ursogn Dy the
british ship Cromartyshire the aAd the
TOT me reasons ana causes in said libel ana
mentioned, and praying that monton Petltlon
In that behalf may be issued lu Court
Ing damages for any such loss damage or claim
thereby be clted 10 appear before said CO., ma
ceedings being had that shall apnear ,Lu al pro
petitioner Is not liable for loss saId
jury II may be 80 hnally decreed by Court or IN
Whereas the said petitioner has duv s,ad anu
Its interest in the said steamship
the order OF the said Court pursuant to
You therefore commanded TO cite all
ing damages Tor any such loss. damage or
CHsiohed pS SAID coision. TO Oc
ana make que proor or their respective eairS
Thomas Alexander, Esq. COMMISSIONS of before
united states District Court, at his sald
Court House and Post Office Building the RreO; y; D.
Manhattan City Of New York or be fore ~, nush or
Of August 1900 IL O'Clock in the forenoe <lst day
are also commanded to cite claimants ~ ana you
answer me allegations Of the libel petition ha ana
IuIet uine az this Court may grant, 10 hape 'uS
receive such relief may be due - nave ana
ana what you have done In the premises do ro,, a.,
maze return 10 this Court together this wr 'heh
witness. the Honorable Addison Brown T,dsaa a -, -,
Dsuict Court OF the United States f,r tbs OF the
i5,L S OF New York at the City New YoTk ,h,
dred ana or the Independence United nun
Ohe huhuFed ana twenty fourth. laws 'h"
lseslI sAML H. LYMAN. Clerk.
JONES & GOWN
PToctors for Petitioner .-...
No as Cedar Stree, New York. ,-up-
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A TISSUE OF LIES, SAYS DEWEY.

Washington July 23.-When the letter of Alejan-
drino was shown to Admiral Dewey to-day he
characterized II a tissue of falsehoods." He
declared II absurd on its face. Il not only had
power TO promise independence to the Filipinos,'
said he. but the whole tenor of the words put
IN my mouth stamps them false. I made to
say things which 1 never thought Of and which
I could never have uttered. You will notice that
I addressed in the alleged interview 'Ad-
miral when at the time was a commodore
The Admiral said he had heard Of Ale
jandrino. Several Fflipinos after much importun-
ing, did come aboard the Olympia at Hong-Kong
They anxious to be taken to Manila. Il
considered their representations Of little impor-
tance'' said the Admiral. and 1 did not take
them Manila. Later I gave permission to
Aguinaldo and about dozen others TO come to
Manila. All that they were anxious about at that
time end of the tyranny of Spain, against
which they had been fighting. After the destruc-
tio- of Montojo's fleet the city virtually surren-
dered, and 1 satisfied that if had had FIVE
thousand troops there at that time could have
gone ashore and been received by the Fipinos as
deliverers. They had absolutely thought then
of independence. That after thought of
their leaders during the interim between the
smashing of the Spanish fleet and the arrival of
the United States troops"
Speaking Of the report that Cuba TO be
evacuated by the American troops after the hold
ing of the Constitutional Convention. Admiral
Dewey said he did not how the United States
could turn over the island TO the Cubans until a
stable government had been established. we are
responsible the world for the orderly conduct
Of affairs in Cuba said he, "and until such a
government is established 1 cannot see how we
situation in the Philippines The world looks TO
Us. and matter which political party wins in
November, the United States cannot relinquish the
islands until responsible and stable government
IS set up there"
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
DANBURY HATS.

DANBURY HAT cos New-Tork store. 22
Desbrosses-st., showing excellent bargains
IN men s straw hats
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
- STATES FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF
NEW YORK.-Mary Archer ct al, creditors against
+. Welch. alleged bankrupt 1t appearing 10
Of this Court by the affidavit of William
H. James. verified the 18th day Of July 1900 that
petition this Court the 26th day Of June
praying the above named James F. WeCh
be declared bankrupt in involuntary proceedings that
subpoena thereon issued OF this Court to the
said +. Welch said day. made returnabie on
Sd July 1900. and that the returned
the Clerk this Court by the said Marshal on
the both day June 1900 his certificate thereon
dilieen he could find said James F.
affidavit that said James F. Wech IS not within
the limits of the Jurisdiction of this District and that
is uncertain and that he cannot be served with subpoena
within this District. and that service Of order
him directing him 10 appear plead answer or demur as
required by statute. is not practicable;
the said affidavit all facts stated there
in and the said petition for adjudication Of bank
ruptcy, and the said subpoena with the Marshars
thereon. said return. and motion of William
H. James attorney for Mary Archer and several credi
Ordered. that the said James F. Wech appear, plead
answer demur the 9th day of September, 1900
the petition herein hled in the office Of the Clerk of
the said James F. Welch may be declared involuntary
bankrupt. and in case Of his failure plead
s"rr or demur adjudication be made according 10 the
prayer OF the petition and IL further appearing that
sonal service of this order Is impracticable,
1t is ordered that service Of this order be made
the said James F. Welch by publication a week
for not less than six 90 The New
York Tribune; said publication be
further ordered that within ten days from The
date hereof copy Of this order be deposited Post
Office in the City and County C New York in a
debtors last known place of residence follows James
F. Welch West 127th Street, Borough of Manhattan
City OF New York and also James F. welch Cape
Dated N Y, July 49, 1900
- ~ ADDISON BROWNE.
Of Manhattan City York
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Park-ave. s, 100 # OF st Raymond ave, for
two story frame dwelling-house, 2lX31; Alfred
Ascher No 259 Melrose-ave. owner w Dick
s7th-st. s s. 225 # Of 1st-ave. for one story
brick lavatory, 454x15; ST Josephs Church. No
42l East S6th-st, owner; Schickel & Ditmars,
architects ..:.........:.: :;..-.---...:...:-.-
1lSth-st. S s. 60 II of Madison-ave. for four
five story brick tenement-houses 25xS1; John
KuchIer. No IS East 132d-st owner; Henry An
oeTSen aTcnlleCt
15oth-st. s s. 95.3 II Of Morrs-ave. for two FIVE
story brick and stone tenement-houses, 25N
$50: a D Andre No pit West 125th-st. owner;
Henry Andersen. architect Observation-Disclosures.
123d-st. n 5, 225 # Of Amsterdam-ave, for
six story brick tenement-house, 5OX00; w H
Muhlker, No East 169th-st, owner; Richard r
Davis. architect NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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FILIPINO F4LsERooD REsTATED.
LETTER TO SENATORS PETTIGREw AND
HOAR SAYS DEWEY PROMISED IN
DEPENDENCE.

Omaha Neb July ga dispatch THE World
Herald" from Sioux Falls S D.. says that a letter
has been received by Senator Pettigrew from one
Of the commanders OF the Filipino army in regard
TO the claims of the Filipino people to the un-
derstandng that was arrived at between them and
the Americans before the opening OF hostilities
in the islands The letter is in part as follows:
sinuwan Encampment Philippine Islands; ooo
Hon. r. F. Petugrew and C. F. Hoar Senators.
Gentlemen: have read In some American papers
that Admiral Dewey, compelled BY you ana otner
Senator'S lovers OF truth and justice, TO answer
dependence the Fipinos." l. who in the name
and as representative Of this have had the honor
you the following statements hat you may use
them you should think more convenlentt;; =,
tween America and Spain 6ecame imminent and and
in the absence of my chief General AgHinaidI' VINO %
American Consul at Hong,Kong MI an1 Wdmap 2r,tS 10
tions between General Aguinaldo and AdHlraI
American NJ gunboat Petrei My petition was favor
ably received. and l went with Mr.: Andres Garch,
in the bay Of Hong-Kong
Once on board the following interview in French
took place through the flag lieutenant, Mr. Grum-
by. acting interpreter:
Filipino-Admiral having come to our knowledge
that a between your country and Spain Is I'M
ninent We who have fought the latter for our IN
sires manifested by you TO General Aguinala99 40
through Mr.. Wood, 10 take part In the war as a.
lies of America. so long il be carried on with
colonies giving them their independence.
Admiral Dewey-The American people; champions
of liberty, will undertake this war with the hu-
anitarian object OF freeing from the Spanish yoke
the peoples under it, and will give you indepen-
dence and freedom have proclaimed to the
world at large.
Filipino-We are very grateful for this generous
manifestation of the great American people, and
being made through Admiral OF their Navy, we
value il than written contract, and there-
upon place ourselves at your entire disposal
Admiral Dewey place at your disposal the ships
OF my feet for the conveyance OF both the Fill
pino leaders and the arms you may get. More
over. think Government Is willing 10 supply
YOU with arms and ammunition.
Filipino-We very thankful to you for this
new generosity of the American people. and you
may be sure that ready TO fight at your
side for the independence Of the Philippines, even
without arms, have done during the recent
revolution.
Admiral Dewey-America Is rich in every respect;
she has territories sQarsely inhabited. Besides,
Constitution prevents territory expansion
outside of America. therefore the Filipinos may
be sure of their independence, and not a bit OF
their land shall be taken from them.
After these conclusive and formal statements. the
conversation turned TO other details concerning
the state OF the country.
The letter is signed u. Alejandrino" He is a
Filipino general who recently surrendered to the
American forces.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

The Gaines Roberts Company to Matilda
Brown 137th-st. 3, 30 IT Of Willis-ave,
Brntzinger. William F. 10 Dora Arnold, st
Ann save. 3. so # OF l31th-st, years.
Crockett William 10 Augustus + Holly. Jackson
ave. corner Honest. / year. ...............
OConnor, Eugene F, TO Edward Boardman ct
al South-st No 1852; also Bowery, s. of
James-st. and Sth-ave. corner 5Sth-st, eX-
tends to Broadway and to Grand Circle. de
Hall George and Lila NJ. 10 Frederick G Hoff-
mann. l37th-st, s, All II W of Ith-ave,
years
Riese Joseph. 10 New-York Building Loan Bank
ing Company, 25th-st. E. 29l # OF 7th-ave,
!nstalments OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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THE RECORD OF SALES.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Madson-st Nc 352 % .6x94 1Ox23 6xa51; Annie
Dachs to Hirsch Dachs y part..........:....
162d-st n 9, 276 # of Forest-ave, new lines, - .
PC. 6x6T.5 Coleman J Burke TO James Hughes l6U
Same property: same TO Boorum & Pease Co.. quit
claim
1O6th-st. 415 East 25x1OO11: Gilbert NJ Speir,
vention of Cruelty 10 Animals ..,.......... I2O
S2d-st, East Is. 2xs2.2; Philip Knobloch
another Jacob Jung. g.......-..........:. l5O
S3d-st No 445 East, 251xlO0.+x irregular; also
Philip Knobioch and another. 2sOC
b Wintersmith NTH to Joseph Riese .. 1873
Same property; Joseph Riese to Anna Riese, Z
part ........-..-.-.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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YELLOW FEVER AMONG SOLDIERS
CASES IN THE SEVENTH CAVALRY AND
FIRST INFANTRY IN CUBA

Havana, July 23.-Yellow fever has broken out in
the barracks Of the 7th Cavalry and the lst Infan
try in Pinar del Rio. There have been nine deaths
IN the present month, and eleven are now
Lee ordered the camp moved three miles into the
country, and quarantine will be strictly enforced
Tie Chief Surgeon has received orders TO make an
investigation into the Of the outbreak, and
preparation is being made for a thorough disinfec-
ton before the st Infantry embarks for the United
States
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
Real gstate.
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
81 and 80 Liberty Street,
44H and 46 Maiden Lane.

Enables dealers and investors to OBJ
tain the opinion of their own lawyers and
furnishes in addition the opinion of its
Law Department and i'll case of doubt
that of its Committee of Counsel, and a
Policy of Title Insurance. Defends
titles at its own expense when assailed.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24

CARPET CLEANING.
CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand or on
the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning Co.
1883 Broadway, 42l East 4Sth-st., COE q
BRANDT. Tel. 132-3Sth.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24

poned until July 80 The offerings for to-day in
cude the following:
BY William NJ. Ryan: No. 315 East Seventy-ffth-
st. north side DDS feet of Second-ave., 25xO22
four story stone front tenement house; Morris
Kahn against Joseph Eserer ct al; Quackenbush
Wise attorneys; Samuel Levy, referee: amount
due S4lS; prior liens taxes, etc, $lS subject to
soh by Wam Sidn p ,Ksnney No s3 East gIs s
story brick rick tenement house; Charles Litznger
attorney Harold Nathan. referee: subject to taxes
etc. $500; partition;
of Elzabeth-ave, 2OO feet to Washington ave,
runs north 6l1 feet 10 south Side of PiIot[aVe
west 637x south 2G0x west 200 TO East Chester
high water mark point 100 north from Washing
east $sS 5$S & % o east st 2e to 81
S0e s6T AL al On Gy e M l. Mary m L o HoTt21 g
By Peter r Meyer: No 86SS Bieccker-st, north
store Charles G Sloane agt Della Barmore ct al;
Murphy Metea @ &c o s H. Keatng q reG 33
No. 4S Sxteth-st,. north side 100 feet east of Co
house; Union Dime Savings Institution agt. Sarah
f. Lowther ct al; CNo. y; w b. w Ritch. at
s2S 92s subject to taxes etc s6s4 q No a Sixtieh
I0O5. Ave story stone front fathouse; same agt.
same SNo p; same attorneys and referee; refers am2unt
Kelly-st;, east side, 1861 feet south of One.hun-
fathouse; Luther E; Mansfield and another, trus-
tees for Adoph Stadler ct al. agt Marie Toelberg;
eere dne Subject to
5000. and taxes, etc, $lOl O6.
THE RECORD OF SALES.
Heilner & Wolf have sold to George A. Hesler
No s East Eighteenth-st and No 3 East Seven
teenth-st irregular plot where ii is reported
that the buyer will erect eight story building:
The same brokers. it is said. have sold No. 34S
East Fifteenth-st, @SxlO3 TO the builders who
own No. $50 On this plot the buyers expect to
erect fathouseS.
John Peters has sold for the Abraham Kramer
estate to a client No. 324 West Thirty third-st-,
four story and basement private dwelling house, on
lot 20x9S.9.
Nathan H. Well is reported to have sold for Carl
Lafrenz to John Achee No. 354 East Eighty y-SeV-
enth-st four story fathouse 27x64xlOOS for
about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
------------------- -------------~---------->>
AT ST. BARTHOLOMEW EMPLOY
MENT BUREAU 21l East 42d-st. Tele-
phone 2. .564 3Sth-st.-First class servants
supplied; houses closed for families who
are leaving town; caretakers furnished for
the summer.
MRS. REGEN'S Employment Bureau. 405
6th-ave.-Good help for city or country
always on hand: country ladies write.
SUMNER RESORTS. BEST HELP FUR
NISHED. BEST SYSTEM AT IRWIN'S,
II WEST llTH-ST
ELECTRIC MOTORS ~ DYNAMOS
ELECTRIC Motors and Dyn6mos: new and
second hand: bought, sold. repaired and
Installed. GEO. BENDER. lS3 Centre-st.
FURNISHED ROUns.
FURNISHED ROOMS. with bath for nan
and wife or single gentlemen; near Madt-
son-ave. 40 East 2Sth-st.
HANDSOMELY and newly furnished rooms,
single or en- suite; bath; running water;
summer rates; references. 1lO Lexington
ave.
ST ALBANS. f. 3IST-ST.
Rooms single or en- suite; breakfast op-
tional. transients accommodated.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
HELP WANTED.

Female.
NEN-fOhh FREE EMPLOYMENT BIJ-
REAU,
30 West 29th-st
CONDUCTED BY THE STATE OF Nyu,vty
YORK.
FREE TO EMPLOYERS AND EN-
pLOYEFS
p m. - A4' ."
Reference investigated.
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STORAGE,

SIORAGE OF wagons. caTIiages eoun.s.
furniture stored by piece or rooms renTed .
osul"lhs absolutely nreproof; special rooms
Lor machlnery 2S7 East 4Tth-st
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24

tOAtHMAN or SECOND MAN N-SfnsIa-
competent In every respect: good driver
references. Address J, g.. $40 6th-ave.
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ATS IS.l SSEiSTEiSEMENrS T,S and subscriptions Tor
The Tribune received at their IT,s,,.r aVs
ONCE No. i-242 broadway. ~ ioo1 SpsSMn ,''v,s.
or SlSt-st. until o O'CLOCK ?. M a5vsr'
1,,saS Elements received AZ the following branch
?. m, viz. e58 Sth-aVe 8 . 80, 30 S'oSA @
lS- Oth-aVe.. ecT. l2Ih-st S'-'
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Tot PetitIOner, y
S5 Cedar Street. New York, 1r,Sir-
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COACHMAN. single. middle aged. m "
ousnly Understands his business. best city
references. x. :. Sp6 Park-ave '
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MACHINERY,

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO s.,ond- n.D6
wood and iron working machinsse 1,Ii
guaranteed machinery bought and s1
cnanged GEO. b. EDDY. s9s Madison..,
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OPTICIhES.
EYE GLASSES FBFF

bUE WLAS@6S FRE6,
THIS WEEK our opticians will axau,pa
your eyes and sell you pair OF our 80 IA
Soid spring eyeglasses for 81. and give I,S,,
a gold plated eyeglass chain with a safety
NOOK also leather case. absolutely free
It's a $50 outfit for 81 SpectacIea ar
the same price. KEENE'S OPTICAL. ca
i4o tultop St. New York near Nassau
SLl Hours a. m. TO o. m
ALSO 1901 WASHINGTON ST ROSTON-
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco, July 23.-The official closing quo
q lions for mining stocks TO-DAY were follows:
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange furnished by William P Bon
bright & Co, OF Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
BOARD AND ROOMS.

HOTEL PARKVIEW.
55 West 42d-3t facing Bryant Park. IdeaI
location for summer months. European
plan All modern conveniences- Rooms, 20
per week and up. Convenient to all cars.
Two blocks from Grand Central Station.
LEXINGTON-AVE.. 716. -ST.-Large.
airy rooms. neatly furnished: pleasant
surroundings; excellent table; private Amer
lean family; references exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
LOST.

LOST.
Discriminatory No. BOG. sol on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon TO present
the same TO the bank within thirty DAYS or
the said book will be declared cancelled
and extnguished and new one issued in
lieu thereof.
LOST.-Bankbook No. 243, SG3 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having Chains
upon said book is called upon 10 present the
same 10 the bank within thirty days or the
said book will be declared cancelled and ev-
tlnguished and a one issued In lien
thereof.
LoST.-Bankbook No. 7S4. go Rank for
Savings, $50 4th-ave.. New-YorE pay
ment stopped. Please return book To bonIs
LOST r-Rankbook No. 7sT.5S4. Bank FOR
savings. $50 4th-aVe., New-York pa
ment stopped. Please return book to heni,
LOST OR OLEN.-Bankbook No RI, 5e,
of the German Savings Bank in the Ij,,.
or NeW-Nork corner 4th-ave and lam -
issued TO Augustc MeCke. All persons 80
cautioned against negotiating the same re
not returned To the bank on the iIfb a.. -
or August. 1000. a duplicate will he iss,,nfS
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENT FOR SALE outright or state
rights. kitchen necessity of merit and
utility; demands unlimited; cost TO manu-
facture / CT. apiece, sells for 10 cts. apiece
a fortune awaits you; Investigate this in
vestment Address HOOKS NOV. CO,
VinevilIe Branch, Macon. Ga.
PATENTS! INVENTORS HAND BOOK
FREE patents economically secured ana
proftabIy sold INVENTORS COMPANY.
$50 Nassau-st
FOR SALE on the instalment plan at SEQ
per month, an excellent mining STOCK
backed by good property. conservative man,
aEement. Those with small Incomes Snoqid
investigate this Address THE CRlPfl1E
CREEK GOLD MINING AND LEASING
CO.. Box 2a5. Cripple Creek. Col
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR COTTON DUCK, &C.

PROPOSALS FOR COTTON DUCK, &C.
Phila- Depot Q. Nj. Dept. 142s Arch Street Phila
received here until II o'clock A. NJ. Tuesday
Cotton Duck dyed drab wards al inch
No. !; - gross BRASS Grommets. a. 200 600 each
Japanred Buckles and Slides; 200 -nch Cotton
WeLbTg Al to be subject to 20 per Increase II
desired by the Departn To
schuylkl Arsenal in this city Bidders earliest
dates when they Will make deliveries Government reserves
the right to reject accept all proposals any
part thereof Preference given OF domestic
productions or manufactures conditions quality and
price 0ncudng in the price of foreign productions or
ufaGtgres the duty thereon being equal GUARANTEE
in 1910 OF the value Of the articles
Rosas CNtiEARANTEED BIDS will be considered
The required Revenue Stamps be
Der OF the guaranteed bid and properly cancelled Blanks
Tor proposals etc. VIII be furnished
yeloPes containing proposals to be endorsed proposals
for Cotton Duck, &C., and addressed to Lit Col IOTT
V. FUREH. Deputy Quarermaster General u : Army
DEPOT Q. NJ. DEPT, JEFFERSONVITTE
IND. July 49, 10OO-sealed proposals. in trpIicata
Will be received here until IL O'Clock a. m tTentrsi
Standard Timel August ?. 1900 furnishing 4 600
single sets Ambulance Wagon Harness The TrriteJ
States reserves right to reject accept any or ali nr
posas or any thereof. Information furnished ON
pcati9n. Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposdls for Harness. adiras.a'J
c. X. BARNETT. DeputyfQ. NJ. General. ~ uIe'Seu
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jtea mhonIs
NEW [5N@LlAN[D POINTS
VIA SOUND LINES.
5tea mhonIs

uGl3 W. 5uGOJl9BNuOloJ u WuuG u S~
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE.
For Fall River Boston and all Eastern Northern
points, Steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN. Orchestra
each Leave Pier 10 n r.. foot OF Warren St. week
days and Sundays 600 Z. NJ Steamer from New York
Sundays only. touches Newport On other days OF the
PROVIDENCE LINE.
For Newport Providence Boston North and East Steam
PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM. Orchestra each.
Leave Pier IS n. r. Murray ST. week days only
at 300 + NJ, touching at Newport, r. l. CMonday morn
ings excepted on Monday mornings Fall River Line
Steamers touch at Newport.
STONINGTON LINE.
For Stoningon Narragansett Pier Watch Hin, Boston.
and East. Steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Leave Pier SC N of Spring ST. week days only
600 =. Sunday Westward trips will be
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
WORCESTER. Pier 80. y. r.. foot Spring
days only $50 p. M On Sundays from July TO
September . inclusive, Steamer NEW HAMPSHIRE will
leave New London 1913 p. NJ. for New York
NEW HAVEN LINE.
field North. From Pier % +. r. Double service
week days Steamer CHESTER w. CHAPLIN leaves New
York p NJ. Steamer RICHARD PECK at 1900 mid
night Sundays Steamer CHESTER W. CHAPLIN
York at $40 a NJ. returning leaves New
3:5 p NJ A delightful Sunday trip All day l.. I. sd
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
HORIZONS ICE CREAM.

HORIZONS ICE CREAM is one of the Joys
Of this world. Try it and you will be
convinced. All orders promptly filled. City
or country.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
DRESSMAKING.

ALI, KINDS OF WAISTS made 10 order
OF ladies' own material. Call on me
LEXINGTON WAIST MFG. CO, l'io4
LeXingtOn-aVe.
CORRECT STYLES: perfect Mt; superior
work and finish faultless skirt droop;
work shown; responsible. reasonable; stylish
waists Mrs. COOKE. 235 West 44th-st..
near Broadway
LEARN dress cutting and millinery: a neld
without limit; special terms for summer
course; call immediately; new shirt waists
OF skirt patterns cut 10 order. oOc-
N'pOWFIL SCHOOL 3l0-31S 6th-ave.
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand; lowest prices; easiest ts-Ins'
MARX BROS. ~ Union Square.
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COAtHMAN.-Disenga on account OF
death in the family. which he has served
IalthtuIly Tor four years. understands his
business thoroughly; can drive tandem or
I9ur' city or country. Address VI. D.. II3
Main-st-. Madison y J.