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had excuses The others could never get up Terra In
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-06-08
Bond Brothers
Chiffon PAINT

THE Chiffon COMPANY has never made any
thing but good paint which for the fact that
Chiffon Paint used the territory where the Company has
sought its business than any other brand
Every gallon of paint made by the Chiffon Company
is mixed and ground by machinery in Pure Lnseed Oil, to-
gether with sufficient Iurpenne and Tupentine Der to
make it dry in the proper time Paint ground by machinery
necessarily be finer and superior every way paint
mixed by hand In the Chiffon Paints the coors ground
in paste form and then eground into the liquid paint No
expense is spared in material labor make the Chiffon
Paint near perfect paint be-
1t is good oday as was and it has always
been good could be made 1t is exactly what is in
tended be-the best Paint for Houses in the world.
The Chiffon Paint should be thinned with Pure Lin
seed Oil. Avoid Substitutes.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-06-08

THE WEATHER AT BREAD LOAF.
FOR WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1900
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-06-08

Having decided to close out my teed Store
in Valette Block, all persons interested can
find me after June IL Mt my residence, Depot
street. Balance of my goods will sell cheap
for cash. 23wl H. IL bhfANl'
For pension business, arrear Oh pay oouh'S
ETC., and general business through al "e'
partments of government, address mhL' ~
WILKINSON. Pension Attorney ana Notar'
Public, Bridpo rt, VT. gu
FOR SALE-Two good residence properties
on South Main street One built last year
seven rooms, furnace heated and with Oa'h
room and village water connections ana
sewer. The other, six rooms with good barn
and sewer and water connections. Will sell
for cash or good paper. For particulars III
quire of John Mcmahon, or Mt the Register
omoo ljf.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-06-08

much good in other fields where he has
spent his summer vacations.
The Wallace circus, which showed in
this village last week, was unusually
free from the accompanying features of
street fakrs, skin game men and pick
pockets. Not wholly so, however. A
number of country boys complained to
an officer that they had been swindled
out of several dollars on an envelope
game. They had attempted to beat the
fakir at his own game and came out
second best. A bicycle belonging to
viii Ees of Cornwall, which he had
left at fence while attending the circus,
was stolen. Later 1t was found in Crown
Point. broken and traded for a watch.
The June term of the Windsor county
court is in session and special grand
| Jury was called to consider the case of
Dustin and Frank Shaw. charged with
the shooting of Deputy Sheriff Hoffman.
Sheriff Chapman, Deputy Sheriff Cobb,
John Bosley, Noble Sanford, Harrison
Holden, julius Seely, NJ. Il. Butterfeld,
Marcus Carr and Loomis j. Knight of
Mddlebury all were subpnned to appear
before the grand Jury to give evidence
concerning the capture of the two men
at this place. They left Wednesday
night on the sleeper by way of Bellows
Falls
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-06-08

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The most particular BUY Yea al Bona BROS
To LvT-Iiranch house. OTTO p. MOORE. 20
FOR sALE-Nly house on Academy street.
22:f T. H. IHoHP'
Now Is the time to buy your work wagons
at E. H. Thoma9's'
FOR sALE-One yearling bull. John Hal
'io"' wa
Up to''''e hor1e'n'e'nR NJ - IL "ousn'oii :
successor 10 l. dupont
Protect health use pure BAKING Po""er-
9chillihE "' ho'u h'"7'
Crash and duck skirts, nice ones, for l'2j
81
you pay ''c' io' YOU, 'e"' 70" VIII "''''
oohu Bros '''. tt" elu""y Hoo"'
,,,,ino. -, s,,'.,.,o,,. C,oc,,or,' nam,
ice c'q"" SCOUT '"a pe5C Una. c''' ne
W. d. Guy me ol''"i"I' at '''' A''''N''i
iio"1' one "''' """''H'' ""' - '"-
l.,,csrr,v., r,pf nprc sropr
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All El1l'' Oh W""l "' Hl"le7' "l''Ne'
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1e"7oH"''' P'''''' T. H. li''NNS'
o, t,,',, f.,..... = II ,runnn
Ihe usual STOCK OF pe""lh3 pants ana
flowers and vegetable seedlings at Hunt Bros
FOR SALE one horse two single harnesses
ana one uuA-N.. cheap Tor cash
2!il j. H. LANE Ml''lrpurY' w.
Carriage. tarn wagons for sale. one oil
'l', i"' ~ ',,'.'''
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Fill up your Nowcr gardens early AMI gen
erously Mako them attractive for the col
i'So No''' ''''''''' '''"''
\ beautiful Inc Of German Ice goods ius
received Come and see them. shcldoni
Crockerv nc, lrnucnt
n, ~ t,.,.. ,.,.it.o,, a. ,,.o.,, 60 ,,,,,,t,,.
ing ana paper hanging nj Sl.51 per day =
&. address \'H-'nhc-' i. ID. no. ]. --tt.
Tosr-, ,,,.o,,o, hool, .cortoipin,, a SIM, %
,nonc,. ANA ,,.,nor. nnv.ord If lcft ot nj
office.
Just i'm. fresh lot of Lownev's Chocolate,
They are first class. Al Sterns' Park Drug
store
Ron,c,, A. Dicisinson,. store will be one,
wadncslav evenings until further notice.
1,dt,. IL. -ir.,,,, ,r,.i, c,,,toir lorrlored ho
Fora commencement viii nleose send thon /,
a. oa,l,, ~ ,,o.sil,la
o,yr, Nfps w n. NASH. Re,dens. VI.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-06-08
OUR SLIPPER SHAPES

give comfort for house wear. And
we have the more stylish and at
tractiye shapes for dress wear.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-06-08
Social uldtters.

Tne WEATHER IN MlODLEBuRY.
ron WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1900.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-06-08
EXCELLENT STYLES, 81,

with kid or patent tips, black, tan
or patent leather. These are SUI
perior fitting and wearing ties.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-06-08
BRISTOL RAILROAD.

MAILS CLosE-North, AS and so p. m;
south, 10 a. m. and 7 80 p. M; stage,
.. m.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-06-08
LOCAL NOTICES.

Notices under this head ten cents per line
first insertion; five cents per line succeeding
insertions Count seven words to line.>
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-06-08

Who have seen the advertisement
of the famous r. e. G. CORSET in
The Ladies' Home Journal, Mum
seys, Delineator or some other
magazine know some ofthe import
ant facts about "the corset that
does not stretch We have IN
stock a good line and will be pleas
ed to show them.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-06-08

Owing to the special services in st.
Stephens church, near which the band
stand is located, the band concert tonight
will be held little later in the evening
than usual. 1t will be as follows:
/. Marcn-The Great Captain, Scouton.
,. SelectiOu-A Gaety Girl, Tobani.
3. Paraphra Fideles, Boyer.
I. Waltze- -Leota, Bennett.
). Standardization ouc far away, Casey.
6. Porto Rlcln Dance-Rosita, Miesud
:. March-Cnder the Double Eagle, Wagner.
On account of the high school gradu-
ating exercises next Friday evening. he
band concert scheduled TO take place
then will be given on Thursday evening
instead, the following being the pro-
gram:
!. March-"Col. Bradley" Mis,ud.
? Northumberland stand" Maclde.
3. Waltzes-"Cupid Captive" sherman.
1. Patrole-"The Blue ana the Grey"
Dudley
,. Symphunny-"COmic Meyrelles.
6. Medey-"The Colored Walters Ball"
Laurcndeau.
:. Finale-The Fighting 10Th. Tyrrell.
Trinity sunday at 1t. stephens.
7.3oa. IN. HOLY Communion.
1000 a. IN. sunday school.
l0.i5a. m. Church Eucharist. sermon.
$50 p. IN. tvensong. sermon.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-06-08

We note few prices Childrens' Suits, 81 90 up.
Boys Suits s2.5o up good all WOOL $1,000 Mems
Suits for 5000, best trade in the State pairs good
full regular made cotton hafh "a bargain, 25c
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-06-08

County Conference of Congregationalists.
The annual convention of the fourteen
Congregational churches of Addison
county was held at Cornwall on Thurs.
dav and Friday May 81 and June |. The
program as printed in this paper two
weeks ago was carried out with few
changes. There was large attendance,
especially upon the second day, when
over 200 dined at the town hall. \ little
rain laid the dust as the convention
clos ed, but otherwise the weather was
suspicious. The churches have total
membership of 1857, of whom 81 were
added on confession last year, the net
gain being %. a small increase in the
average Sunday school attendance and a
falling of in benevolent contributions
were reported. Rev. Benjamin Swift of
Orwell presided as moderator and John
A. James of Weybridge as scribe. Rev.
f. c. Partridge of Shoreham preached
the sermon, which was an earnest plea
for greater interest in foreign missions.
Several visiting ministerial brethren
were present and aided in the speaking
Rev. c. II. Smith of Pittsford and Rev
/. C. Partridge of Hague, y Y, in the
absence of the appointees, discussed the
subject of "Church Going" Rev. NJ. l.
Severance, formerly pastor at Orwell and
then a member of the conference, and
Rev. J. b. Adkins we're called on fol
service. The missionary speakers from
Boston, DR.. w. a. Duncan. Miss Alice
Kyle and Rev. G.. II. Gutterson, oc
cupied the closing session and wer'
greatly enjoyed. The subject of "Cate
chetica instruction of Children" a
presented by Mrs. b. Swift, awakened
much interest, and led to the appoint
ment of a committee to report on TIT
SUBJECT at the next annual conference
which is to be held at New Haven. Tn
singing of Mrs. Swift was also a featur
of the convention. Several of the count,
pastors gave excellent addresses upol
the topics assigned them, and the entir
conference was felt to be one of the mos
enjoyable and stimulating of these year
ly meetings. A very hearty expression
of appreciation of the hospitality 0
Cornwall people was given.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09
PICKED UP by A PsRRYBoAT.
Two Men Rescued who said They were shsnE-
haIed ON the 81. Paul.

while the Staten Island ferryboat Northfleld
was of Liberty Island shortly after 2 O'CLOCK
yesterday morning on its way 70 staten Island
several Of the crew heard shouts coming from
tho water. Two men were discovered near the
boat shouting for help A boat was lowered by
the Mortified and the men were taken aboard
They we're badly exhausted. They said that
they were suilors. had been shanghaied aboard
the ship ST Paul bound for Hong Kong and had
jumped overheard from the ship In an attempt
10 get back to shore. Special Policeman
Joseph Human, aboard the ferryboat, placed
them under arrest on 3 charge OF intoxicat,on
and took them 20 the Stapleton police station,
where they gave their names az John Lundell.
~ YEAR old. a Swede, Of West street, Manhattan.
and Arthur Bcrg, 81 years old, Of Second avenue.
Manhattan.
The mon wero arratgned before acting Magis-
trate Forker at Stapleton yesterday morning
on the charge of lntoyication. They denied
the charge. and told another story az 10 how
they got into the water They said that they
had attempted TO board the ship st. Paul while
she was moving and had fallen Into the water.
II Ia believed that their original story IL the
truth. The Magistrate decided that a charge
of intoxiCation against them was not well
founded and discharged them. The men eaid
that they had been swimming for some time
and were exhausted. not intoxicated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09
REAL ESTATE BOARD OF BROKERS
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
NO. III BROADWAY.
AND OFFERS.

ing. so1ioo, with stable and lot adjoining. iexloo:
iight on all sides: boiler. engine and sprinkler
system: located near Ead River and 72d ST. want
oheT for purchase or lease Also, nve stoV
tenement with stores on East 18th st, lot 2ox
W 10: actual rents, 81, sos; asking tao, 900; want
orsr. Also, a four-stUfy private house In West 20
ct. between 9Th and 10Th avs, d.5xsa II, newly
renovated. modern Improvements, pafquet noors;
price, tiS, 500. Also, hve story store and hne-
ment building on St Marks place, aoHifo; price,
$50, 900.
and Amsterdam Av, -Oner several desirable pm
vate houses on washington Hell hts a. barga!ns
WILLIAM n. FOLSOM. IA West 20th 81 -Oners
business building near Broadw way and soth ST.
leased for ten years with a guarantee; tenant
pays taxes will pay o per cent on investment
Also, 5jd ST., near 9Th av, t0-foot front: suitable
for stable, carriage maker or tenement! loan 70
PORTER q c. 1859 wes iaS,h 81 -oner modern
dI-story apartment, on esd st, near West Emo
av., SIoxie0Xi46, eight and nine rooms and two
bath rooms in each apartment electric elevator
lbtes, Improvements and convenienoes, actual
rent, 81, 500 per annum. one vacancy mortgage,
s7e, 800 at 4 = per cent; would consider smaller
property and some cash.
wM @ LESTER, eS9 18th Az. Offers In West SAN
ST., between 9th hand 10Th ava three story and base
ment brownstone dwelling, 10 feet wide; one OF
the best houses In block: pnoe. sie, $50 mortgage
JOHN DOYLE & SONS, - william 81 OFFER in
west 10th St, between West End ay. and River
side Drive. elegant four story dwelling, 20xoo.
with twostory extension. ioxl2: asking $4,000
Offer wanted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09
WANTS.

r., L. KENNEDY d Co, z Pine 81 : want dwell
ing in 10Th a.. west OF Central PGk West, four
story, is 70 20 feet. not over sac, 900, Also, COZ
tage al R~ockaway In exchange for corner on
Grand 81.
POISON BROS, SIS Broadway Want application
Tor nrst mortgage loan OF $40, 900 at a. per cent
interest on 20 pei cent conservative VslusMSn'
Also, 500, 900 on frst mortgage AZ a. pei oent.
three or i've years, on Madison av, apartment
house. further particulars on application. 1T
PORTER a o lbe West l2bth 81 - Whnt small
phced downtown business property, free and cleafI
or With small mortgage, In Exchange Tor iIee and
clear nve-story single nat, fully rented, IN com
piete and periec, condition. and good loeaNon;
would add cash. -
WILLIAM III. SON, IL west Goth 81 = Wants
conner below 42d ST., I'd 70 9th av,, that can be Inn
proved; possession not later than MAY J isTi,
Also. for responsible concern, building cenuahy
located. containing about 100, 900 square feet Ion
space; corner preferred; can wan foi building 70
be constructed. Also, private house, ottweeh
WIN. G. LESTER, $50 6th Az. : wants ontot;town
free and clear lots In exchange ioi des'.ee dPn ~
mortgage, ti4,b 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09
hs 3 4 ssss6nl s,1mnns,l na MGnss 81 sny,s ~

Henry p, n 3 q v Montgomery 81 tel1
kin. . . tiAb so. mtge sos. 900 ..,...,..,.. exon
FAST SIDE
tEda OF FUfh az, betossn Fourteenth and lion aa)
e4th 81. 9, 1918 e LIST av. 25x0S .; Simon
Uhlielder 10 Eliza beth l. NJ Van Dolsen.
50. mtge k2O. 600 ...,..... ....ts.... tlOO
Aih 81, n q SIS v I'd ay, ao1Ss Z: cathanne
l. Manning 10 Ellen Burke, Z = So, mtge
to,OOO .'ss.... ...,,s.s''''' =
WRIST sIDR
(Wsa OF Ffrh az. oavssn Fourteenth and lioh as)
18th 81, = $50 G 9th av. 75xaa OK iueg Han
nah 7 q Braun and ano 70 Daniel r Quinn tzoOo
18th 81, q g, S7o " 10Th aV, 25xlO05 Alida
O'Bhen 70 Patrick Murphy. Z ; to-, ]
10Th 81. All W., 2i.bAhO. Francis J. Prhl 70
John Sttnson, ! = soc, mtge 5000. ~, i
: Marx: 10 G."crse 4 Brooks - "" $4,000
'Of fysinsn L EEmbuiy, -, 2G.'. 80 '''""" $4,000
IOoth 81, 2ii-2i3 v, 90. Sxl0o.l l.: BernAfdine
PTeuSS and Ano W Anna q Plufner, all Hens
Tstlb." ,,... ,......, ,,'.,, ,,,,.
HARLRM,
Uhanhdndn I,ldnd no1h OF ii0h 81
is7,h d, Q, 1871 " sd az, 81, bx99, II; Eliza
beth L NJ Van Dolsen 10 Simon Uhlfelder
and ano, 7 s $40, mtge $40, 600, 400
isOth Il, rs Il, iS.iI39l II; Charles n Pratt
70 Sophia N A Hoffman, 7 8 H. m'g' .,
Broadway, vs., iikio $ iiid st. runs v 900
70 ClAremont av rs 20 centre old Incoming
dale road IN g lel. 70 Broadway mo
Ernst Tn almann 70 Mag Deertng, 8 ooe'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09

Plans Filed for New Buildings
DOWNTOWN.
tSouth OF Fourteenth ~
o.,ns.n rs: 3 4, T.; Imp. i%pTov cement % ,se'ory and no
Bowery and Doyer 81. n " cor: improvement
70 lofts; Taylor estate. owner; Samuel
Gross. architect. cost ...,....,..,.... 100
EAST SIDE
x2d 81, 2i52i7 L: six story dtspensary; 81
bartholomew Church Corporation, owner;
ash 81, aSs +; improvement 70 bowling alley;
Nickel Fleck, owner; a G Rechiin. archl-
nd i isiE %gIQSEsTpsn % dwelling s,sSl.
Nosd q White, architects; cost. ...,,...... 5000
WEST SIDE
twsa OF Ftrh av, nstussn Fourteenth and iioth a.)
store; james < BrscSsii, owner; E ) Coy.
.sS S. 4 Improvement, 70 store, M.nhat
tan Railway Co, owner and architect; cost 800
HARLEM.
tMarh1aon Iadnd. norm Of ilotA ~
Amsterdam av. " $. l2oth and i1lst ss ten.
story apartment house and doImitory;
Dsnach. architects; cost .u.u.,.., $500, 900
gsn, :. brewery; ! 7 B''i' owner fiji an
LaTfsnce ST. n :, IS Amsterdam ay; I'm
%proyement 70 ice house same owner and
architect; cost 500
BRONX
borough Of Ths B,onx)
Ford 81, n s iso Y Webster az: ;Srses.oy
erson. aich!tect cost ........;. $500
z Randolph. owner; Smelling a Potter.
so Stfn rosd' IS, soi . Yves, road; Improvement '"
70 dwelling; same owner and Architects:
Isl GT snd ridden avs, n . cor: two story dwell !"
ing Alfred Powers. owner; J e Dobbs
s. snueessSH ' V s. 500 . McGrsw av; improvement, @"o
70 dwelling; Lawrence Mccarthy. owneri
W G Dickerson. architect; cost........... 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09
Cleveland Declines TO Serve on the Interna
ionai Board of Arbitration.

WASHINGTON. Sept. s.-Former Precedent
Cleveland has declined the appointment a. one
Of the representatives Of the United States OF
lied by The Hague conference. HIS letter de-
cllning the appointment was received by Pres
dent Mckinney to-day. Former President Har
rison's acceptance has already been received.
The names OF the other three members TO maze
up the quota OF the United States on the board
have not been announced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09
satisfied Hechanics' Liens.

i1oth n, 9, between Boulevard and Amstsr-
dam av, l00xl00: John Madden vs. United
Realty and Construction Co. Aug 9, 1900.
Morris av, o47, Carmino Altlei vs. Salvatore
Spallone, Aug - 1900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09

io,d 81. n g. ibs Sd sv, a6xioo II; Jacob Mayer vs.
ferdinand Bloch and ano; 70 annul deed, &C. atty,
Y Soilnger.
ran Mfg co vs. Henrietta X White. attachment.
auys, Phillips a A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09

fs7h IT. Q 8, 1908 e Southern boulevard. foxtot
Mary " BELL W CAtharne NJ Mathews 81 al: atty
Morgan a 3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09
OFFERS.

FOLSOM BROS. sss Broadway onsr on 9TH az:
near z4th 81, 2ixiO0. with old building iulIy
Tsnted: mortgage, s25, 900 al, per cent wan!
oner adjoining property can be had Also p,os
ssdns $4,000. Also. hvestory factory build
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09
schools OF Languages.
LANGUAGES.

IHE HEKLIIZ SCHOOL- OF LANGUAGES.
1922 BROADWAY, ". Y. rs COURT ST.. B'K'N.
Branches all over Europe and America Terms
begin now fee reasonable TRIAL lesson free.
AWARDED TWO GOLD AND TWO SILVER
MEDALS AT PARIS EXPOSITION FOR EST
n MOST PRACTICAL NETHOD)
LRENCH ACADEMY, $50 Broadway: Prof BIER
Il f Of Paris: French lessons; conversation: ttal
free no advance payment; Sample bEHGER'S
Method, 1900. 3Sc ihait price
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09

pzd st, s $, $50 e Columbus Az; Louise v
weber 70 Anna Z Maginn, y yt.....,..
HARLEM.
Manhattan Island. north OF iioth ~
1854 II. sw cor Audubon ay; Henry and Hart
mann Schmidt 10 Marie Butt. ID yr....... 8
BRONX.
thorough Of The BroaLl
Kelly 81. n :. 200 e Robbins av; william L
Morton TO Isabella Morton. 1 yr...,....... q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09
% Est Tor BUSINESS Purposes.
9Th Az, CORNER BUILDING.

Three Floors to let in new, modern building.
7Sxio0. northeast corner OF 9Th av. and 10th a..
1000 square ieetin each; these lofts we're spe-
cially designed and built for showrooms. sales
rooms. warerooms and light manufacturing:
build ng steam heated throughout, freight ana
passenger elevators: top foor has glass skx.
lights. making 1t xceedingly attra ctive for anv
business requiring extra light: we'll adapted TO-
photographer. llthoRrapher or artists studioe
Apply 20 manager on premises. SIS and III We,
10th 81, OF your own broker. '
TWO LARoE LIGHT LoFTs Al iss wss
L Ton 81, b0xioo. with power ana slsvssE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09
90 Gtt for Basiarss purpOsts.

ArnYoRTH WILLIAM ST "A TE9yG FIVE;
BI1LpfNG TO LET, ENTIRE OR Is PARTS,
iSXias. RUNNING THROUGH TO 22S TiLLIhh
4 WHcTING, 5 BEEkhAN ST,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09
Building Contracts

Robbins Az. ea 70 n i47,h 81, i6oxioo; John
c Barr loans Janetta r Kirby .........., $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09
Golleafs aud Srhools.
For Boy 4 Young nen-City q Country
College of st. Francis Xavier

so WEST 18TH 7. NEW YORK CITY.
studies resumed Monday, Sept 10Th.
Conducted By lhe Jesuit Fathers Intended for day
soholArs only Pounded i647 Endowed by the
Regents Of the University OF the State Of New York
with iull collegiate power and privileges January,
1881 Succe sS0r Of the hfst Latin School opened In
New YORK, In I6s3. and OF the New \ DIRK Literary In
su1ute. esta blished 10 1909 81 Fifth ayenu and oOth
street Grammar. Preparatory and Collegiate Depart
Rev. DAVID W. HEARN, 8 j., President
So west 18Th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09

AND ACTING

Thorough and practical Instruction In vocal cul-
ture and gestlculAton for the Lawyer, Minister
Actor and Public speaker In general Send FOR Gin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09
Board as at Home

10 dinicult TO find In a large city. Such places
though, are 10 be found advertised in HE Sun
under "ssiect Board. ADV.
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Assignments of Mortgages.
Coyne. Michael j. 10 Moses Mtsch. re-reoorded
FrankenStein, Alexander, 70 Ravitch Bros.
Hasss Gnsny ri. co,,l,ndt d, p Fi.ld
Kendall. Daniel. and Rno, trustees, 70 Gott
Heb and Herman 4 Epple. ........ s..
Morton, Isabella, 20 Man Borck ,..".
Smith. N Adele, and ano trustees, 70 Amsu-
car Mortgage Observation-Disclosures. ..
Wilcox. William II, trustee, 10 Mutual Life
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City RfaI estate.

Borough Of Manhattan-sals or Rent.
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A-A-Apatmeut,, with steam heat and
bot water, on Broadway, No. 7J37, rent so
10 so THOMAS 4 BCkKRSoG, Is West
Uh n
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MILITARY ACADEMY

west End Az. and stth st.. Manhattan.
PrcpAfAtiOn for all Colleges Primary Department.
optional to seniors Day Special and Rest
tent Students, Twelfth year begins oct lat Pre-.
lmlnaty instruction sept 18th. Telephone 1900
riverside for illustrated oAtAlo rue.
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Handicap for all ages; by suoScription Of SO each.
NJ, a. n DECLARED; with $500 added. Of which 1900 10
second and 500 70 thlrd; seven furlongs on msin
track. c
KAtrine, lO7 Iulmanl ...,.., e" !
O.r.oia stables b. T. IAdS Uncns, =, 9e Hansehl.. :
I. Fimore's b. { Belle Of Lexington, los tHenrg 3
Intrusive, Rockton. Belle of Troy. MT Jersey, John
Yerkes and Smoke also ran.
lime, i:26 SIS.
BETTING 20 Eight " I against NodItne, 10 70 Lady
rJnnns, 10 70 BELLE OF Lexington, & 10 Intrusive,
So / Rockton, I 70 ! Belle OF Troy. $40 ! MT Jersey,
10 / John Yerkes, Is {" ! Smoke.