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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29
MARCUS WARDS ROYAL IRISH LINEN"

Royal Irish Linen" writing paper is a brand so
well and ravoraby known that to praise it were
super1uous. It is manufactured linen cuttings
collected from the numerous linen mills in the
North of Ireland In the form Of large sheets it
imported by the Marcus Ward Company, whose
offices, factory and showrOoms are in the Cam
meyer Building, No 310-51S Sixth Avenue corner of
Goth street, Here they manufacture 1t into the
prevailing fashionable sizes of note paper and en-
veopes TO meet the requirements of American So
clety. All Leading statiOners throughout the coun-
try deal IN IT. 1t commends itself inspection
and trial At various Worlds Fairs II has won a
long record Of awards and honors among others
the Cross of the Legion OF Honor.
The writer Of a letter is often Judged by the
style Of stationery used that the selection of a
writing paper is very important matter Marcus
Wards Royal Irish Linen is a triumph OF the
paper makers arr. and will please the most refined
critics.
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ton TO all the de-
tails Of his bust
ness. built one Of
the largest retail
trades in his line
o { business in
New-York, q s
a n n u a sales
a n 0 u Z tin g 10
about 50.O00 tons.
Leaving nothing
but the manual
labor 10 his yard
men and drivers,
he himself sees 10
ii that all coal
sent out Is absO-
lutely full weight
and in every re-
speCt as ordered.
He sells both a
wholesale and re-
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children Observation-Disclosures OF the early GUS
toners
The present store is al No. 757 sixth-ave. north
west corner FOrty-thfrd-st- Externally there IS
effort made especially 10 attract the attention
OF passers by. The windows hear simply the legend
William Simpson
The oict,Ene knickeroocker families, whose trade
Is The heritage OF the house know that their orders
require watching Il i unknown thing
q customer should question the quality Of any Of
their goods There is p1ZZing process Of selec-
ton for the purchaser The house has attended 70
al that Seventy years Of experience have been
brought 70 bear IN his favor Containing over 100
articles, groceries wines and liquors. The has
only The higheEt grade Of goods obtatnabe.
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Indicative Of his tireless personal activity may
be mentioned the fact that last year he $4,000
telephone Uessages-smaI chance for errors to
occur under such watchful His customers
chiefly among prominent people and the largest
coal consuming concerns in the city For the nigh
class residents he makes a speciality OF supplying
fragrant pine faggots," which specially
adapted nurseries and siCkrCOms, and are highly
recommended by doctors for their piney odOr.
Notwithstanding his intense application 10 bust
ness Mr.. SmOOt has attained high rank in the
and other fraternal and business organiza-
tons and long and ardent member Of the
Liederkranz.
Among the many apt and striking notices hang
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claims 70 be the largest
l-ather goods house in
the world. Appearances
certainly bear out this
claim, the main building
being at No. 252 Sixth
ave, between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth SITS
telephone 1876, Eight
eenth-st.-and the branch
store at No. S25 Broad
way, between Twelfth
ana Thirteenth sts.-tele-
phone 1883, Eighteenth
St Visitors to the Paris
Exposition or travellers
in any other direction
may here fill all their
wants under one roof and
at very reasonable rates.
Price lists mailed upon
application. Mr.. r. Eek,
he general manager,
personally sees that Gus
toners are treated in the
best manner possible.
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4 NATTER or CIVIC PRIDE.

Pages Of The Tribune might be written concerning
the firm OF Acker AIerrall s. CondiJ and vet the
average citizen Of New-Tork could still find more
10 tell The house is OF our institutions and
all jewellers in Gotham take personal pride in It,
Their [ great warehouses and slt-arJums are
Wes- Broadway. Chambers and Warren SITS.
Nos. I&l and 1879 West Forty-secoud-st. and Sixth
and -Fifty-seventh-st The combined volume
of their business must be- enormous vet the de-
tails receive most careful attention. and family
trade is especial feature.
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OF his sons ]; Edward Winterbottom dissolved
partnership with his father and brothers and set
up for himself at 63s 6th-ave. telephone S99-3sth
81 Personally very popular, and belonging TO
many societies. his success was Immediate. ana
continued up to his death, seven years ago His
widow carried the business for years alone, and
then admitted to the firm James F.. Quinn. who
has been interested in the business for ten years
The hOus IF j. Edward WinterbOttom x Co,
now constituted had entire charge OF the trans
fer of General Grants remains from their tempo
rary resting place TO the crypt of the magnificent
tomb Riverside Drive.
Within recent the firms business has
than doubled.
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ECONOMY THE FUEL OF uAGNIFTCENcE.

At ''MATHILDES' No 3S Sixth-ave.. between
Twenty-thrd and Twenty-fourth SITS. branch offices
No. 21s Sixth-ave and No. 80 Columbus-ave., one
may have side and accordion pIeatings done, skirts
side pleated pinktng in great variety, but
tons covered and button holes made stitching.
tucking and cording; feathers curied, dyed and
cleaned; boas made straw hats bleached, gloves.
laces and slippers cleaned: velvers mirrOred and
crushed stamping embroidery, and the thousand
and one needs that an inspection of last summers
toilets brings to light. Samples OF work exhibited
and prices given in advance.
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who must study closely their OUTLAWS, while still
critical in their the fortunate few
who afford TO indulge in the fancy without
stopping 70 consider Their artists make and
trim hats in any style and any cost desired, al
ways however. giving full value both IN materials.
skill and correct taste. In fact. the eyes of
female shoppers between 18th and 18th streets the
windows Of Mr.. Reinhardt's lure most
attractive and their salesroom simply irresistible.
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Az OLD EsrAB4sHED GROCERY BoUsE.

Seventy years ago few-york was a small but
likely town. with population a rrt1e short Of 200
ote souls, living mostly below Chambers-st. The
great cholera season game in 1892 just two years
after the founding OF the grocery business Of Will
iaTn Simpson. The cholera left. taking q goodly
number Of citizens with IL; The house of William
Simpson remained. and still does same sort Cf
substantial, solid gilt edged business that Il laid
the foundation for IN those bygOne days, and many
OF the names On the firms books have been custom
ers OF the house from that day this-the same
names. indeed not The same people but the grand
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sumed an impor-
lance equal to that
heretofore held by
the plumber. AT No.
l.O24 Sixth Ave. be-
tween 9TH and 5Sth
sts., John T. White
head, phone 22SO-
38th. established FIVE
years, is a skilful
and responsible cleo
trician. He was fore
man Of electrical
construction at the
Metropolitan or
MilliOnaires' - Gu D,
and also at the resi-
dence OF Colonel
John Jacob Aston.
From q very modest
beginning his bust
ness has grown TO
cry satisfactory
proportions. II i s
TwPnTV Vaar9' az
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DENTAL SCIENCE IN ALL BRANCHES.

GENERAL DENTISTRY in all it's branches. with
especial attention CROWN and BRIDGE work
is carried on by THE TOOTH CROWN COM
PANY, at No. - Sixth-ave,, under the constant
personal supervision Of DIR. H z. Van Horne, who
has had over twenty-five years practical expe
rience in his profession. and is a graduate of the
Sheffield SYSTEM. His associate DR.. Gerry has
equally wide experience, and for eighteen years
they have trtumphantly conducted the business in
its present location. Attention IS gwen COM
FORT and DURABILITY. Natural appearance
restored. Every branch is perfection.
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THE PERFECTION OF HoDERY DENTISTRY.

AT No. 1876 sixth-ave near Thirteth-st. since 1891
Dr. D. P. Reid has treated ever increasing
clientele in all the most approved METHODS of mod
ern dentistry. Dr. Reid is a graduate Of the Phla-
delpha Dental College. and holds a diploma from
W. H Pancoast, NJ. D, D. D. s., the well known
at crown bridge work with Dr., Sheffield, and now
makes this specially. DR.. Reid administers gas.
skilfulIy extracts teeth, and executes kinds Of
dental work Telephone 1.421 Madison Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29

dale turned the tables on Standard, with total OF
542 pins. the best OF the evening. The scores
io''o" FIRST GAME.
standart-Koehier Allison, ia; Diederick' l72
vnlage-a. Coleman, 1877: s,rader l4a; FauS, 175;
total. 455. -
village. Coleman. lib. strader $50; Fauk. 1913;
Rverdae--E EbItns. ia; H. Ehlins. 1877; zollinser
''' THIRD GAME.
-, Riys a, so ''ns III H E0lHs 2'; z0lilnseT
s,andard-Koeher. 1855 Allison. 10. Diederick. III
total AS
CARRuTHERs NATIONAL TOURNAMENT.
The Bushwtck wheelnlen. Reinecke and Corin-
THAN teams broke even Friday night. each winning
and losing game In the Carruthers' Brooklyn
National Tournament at the Elephant CIub alleys.
FIRST GAME.
Bushwtck wheemen-M Nathan, l75; Jacobs. 1871; Land
man 1871 Delaney. l5s Blood. l6o: total. s3l
ReinseeMsysr ls 80 Wiehern les Nrase 1873 s0Ten-
SECOND GAME
ReinecSe Never l2s; w!eHeTp III Kruse 1913 soren-
Walter II5 W B M tut. IA Holden
THIRD GAME
cor.nthian-walters. IA W B, Multord. iss Holden.
los q /. Milford. I26; Baker i6s; total 40
rrsbvics Wheelmeu- Nathan 100; Jacobs, 1877, Land
man i55 Delaney 1873. Blood. I23. total 10
INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT
Fred Clinch Of the Pontiac Wheelmen two
out OF the three series In Friday nights games tor
the Greater Nrw-York individual championship
won by VOORHEES,. The summary follows;
FIRST SERIES
NJ Howell. Empire ..-.''.t''la' - lei-'S-
SECOND spRIEs.
nsa Pqq;,sS wnssms S iS iS 30. igG 9 iS Sis
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MILK. CREAM, BUTTER AND EGGS.

In none of the many and various articles OF food
which enter into the routine OF daily life Is
purity so essential quality in milk and its
different products. Seymour Horton, Of No. GA
Sixth-ave., guarantees to furnish pure milk and
cream. Fine butter and strictly fresh eggs are
also to be obtained at his dairy. His creamery
is at High View, Sullivan County New-York- The
business has been established since 1881
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PERSONALLY CONDUCTED COAL BUSINESS

That "the Masters eye IS potent speIP' Is
proved by the remarkable business career Of J.
Samuel Saoot, dealer in anthracite and bituminous
coal, pine oak and hickory woods No. 639 Sixth
ave. telephone 644-3Sth St. Starting several
years ago from nothing, he has, thanks his
strong personality and his ceaseless personal atten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29
4 HIGH CLASS FAMILY MARKET.

Only standard. and that the highest, is the
motto Of Sommer Bros, No. 80 Slxth-ave., phone
2172-GS old established dealers in meats poultry.
vegetables, fruit, game and sea food. Mail or tele
phone summer orders q specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29
TO VINE COLD IN NEW-JERsEY.

Pennington. \. J., April S.-rhe parties who last
fan discovered gold in Hunterdon County have
formed a company conduct active operations on
several farms near here. The men Interested are
Eugene Coweu. OF this place John Dean. OF New
ark and Harvey Davis. OF Glen Gardner An old
mine has been ceased and a number OF men al
ready at work. Assays made show from s to so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29
UNDERTAKING AND EMBALNING

r Jefferson Henma, No. Sixth-ave.. telephone
$50 Spring, a skilled undertaken and ernbalmer,
has had twenty years experience performing i'm
portant functions at the funeral Of General Grant
and other eminent men.
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THE ART DECORATIVE.

Fifteen yeary experience IN painting. papertng
G-A-S and decorating the houses Of the
nm FM best people has qualified Charles
IIS IET "a Johns No 500 sixth-ave TO sue
&XI ~ cess1ully undertake the entire reno
SSrlAA%E walton OF residences during the
SGaaeSF summer vacation.
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LETS TALK or GRAVES"

A name quite well known in connection with
the undertaking business as any in the whole city
is that of Wiurernouom. The originator started
The business some fifty years ago. and Il was CON
tlnued By ais sons. Soma sixteen years ago one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29
SERVANTS FOR ALL EXPLORERS.

Established in 1871. the Network Employment
Agency. Nos 626 and 62s sxth-ave. telephone, 2212
Thirty ighth-st is the oldest in the country and
the largest It supplies hotels, clubs, business
houses and private families with reliable servants
without charge to the employer. Orders received
by mail. telephone telegraph, with fare one
way, promptly filed anywhere in the United States.
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TETRn ED"u
THIRD SERIES
F. Clinch. Pontiac wheelunen no iSs ecS-e<1
]. VOORHEES, Empire. fs2-o61
GIRLS DANCING CAUSES SEPARATIONS.

FATHER OF CHILDREN SEEN At CUBAN rAn
OBJECTS TO THEIR APPEARING ON THE
STAGE WHILE MOTHER PERSISTED.
Gladys and Yolande GstcheT. six and eight years
respectively have been the innocent cause OF much
family trouble. and finally the separation OF their
parents A y. GatcheII OF Newark. the father OF
the children objected The little dancing IN
public Mrs GatChen who is a reader. and has
been the stage, taught the girls 10 dance fancy
steps and they often appeared at entertain
ments. The children were brought 20 this city
by their mother 20 the Cuban Fair. in the Metro
politan Opera House. and there danced on the
stage until stopped by the Gerry society The
father objected. but Mrs. Gatchel persisted In hav
ing the children dance. This led 70 separation
on April -. The Indignant father wrote letter
20 Elbridge T Gerry. commencing his action IN
preventing the children from appearing at the fair
II wrote 10 Mr.. Gerry" he said. because
wanted him know that I fully approved OF lis
action in stopping my daughters from dancing az
the Cuban Fair II was the fair that I objected
10 but the idea OF my children at their age appear
ing IN public place that way and Mr.. Gerry did
right in stopping them
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BrSLNESg DOrBLED. PRICES TNCHlNGED.

ABOUT one YEAR ago .. MaIltO, Ia
dies tailor. then of No 1872 Bleecker
street, found that mis- business had
so outgrowu his surroundings that
he was compelled TO move into
Sixth avenue. In the year since he
established himself at No. II Sixth
avenue, corner Of 18th street, the
business has doubled. yet still his
prices remain as reasonable as be-
fore moving. His patronage = very
largely among the best class Of
people. who are attracted Dy the
combined excellence and cheapness
OF his work. which IS all done on
the premises Perfect satisfaction
is guaranteed in every case.
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COOGAN RTTLDING-

substantial Improvement and establishment
Sixth-ave.. where such things are much needed
and sure 10 occur n the future, is in
progress the northeast corner Of Twenty sixth
81, where James J. Coogan the President Of the
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THE BOWLING RECORDS.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS IN THE PRN-
CIPAL LEAGUE TOURNAMENTS

As the bowling season draws rapidly toward its
end the remaining tournaments furnish
exciting sport than in the winter, for the cham
pionship finishes promise to be close in all. There
ara five players in the Greater New York Indi-
Vidual Championship tournament nearly
that the outcome is still very doubtful, although
less than two weeks OF the schedule remains TO be
played.
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CHOICE MEATS AND VEGETABLES.

Handling only the choicest meats, fruit. veg
etables butter and eggs, D. Werdenschlag, No. sos
Sixth-ave. phone SO Thrty-eighth-st- has for
over twenty-five years successfully catered TO high
class exclusive custom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29
P4R4sOLs AND UMBRELLAs.

Umbrellas reck not OF Easter. They keep lent
the year round. A. G. Spencer. No. 344 sixth-ave.
RECEIVERS them makes to order everything in this
line; also all kinds of repairing. Established 20
years
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RELIABLE AND PROGRESSIVE.

For nearly four years NJ YohaIen. No. N6 Sixth
ave. has conducted steadily growing business in
stationery newspapers. books, periodicals and
cigars to the satisfaction of his patrons.
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ing IN Mr.. Smoots commodious and we'll equipped
office is which typifes his whole career
Everything comes TO him who hustes while be
waits
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THE BANK CLERKS LEAGUE TOURNAMENT
The Bank Clerks League tournament fin
i.hed last week, and it only remains roll
off the tie for fourth place between the Manhattan
Company and the Sub-rreasury clerks. The final
~. tLlMMa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29
HE'LL EATH NO FURY LIKE 4 WOMANs
CORVS

Two women compose the firm OF Curran & Davies
dealers in fine footwear for women, No. 249 Sixth
ave. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth SITS, Miss
Curran mastered the business during four years
spent with Altman & Co. Miss Davies has lately
opened branch in Scranton, Penn.
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The record to date follows:

THE COLUMBIA THREE MEN TOURNAMENT
The Cortnthan and Empire City teams now
tied for the leadership in the Columbia Three Men
tournament, each having one more series 10 play
Amsterdam lost games last week and dropped
back into third place. The standing follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29

The Standard, Village and Riverdale teams each
won ana lost a game Friday night in the Columbia
three men tournament Standard won an easy vic
tory the first game Village. then Village
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FIFTY YEARS HOME FOR EPIcUREs
Az ArTRA GIVE RESORT FOR JUDGES OF GOOD
COOKING

On the Z2nG Gay % March. in the year OF grace
is52, Robert Burns opened IL an out-of-the-
Way, suburban part OF the city Of Network a
house Of refreshrnent wherein were dispensed the
best oysters IN the town, which Is equivalent 70
saying the best oysters in the world. The street
vas Sixth Avenue. and the oyster and chop house
was situated between Forty-second and Foriy-thira
Streets
Our Robert Burns could not make ike his
ilustrious Scotch namesake. or at any rate, ne
CID not. hut he devoted his talents 10 far more
s1osl2ntlal purpose Ln2u composing Gll4ect poems
. Hleisnd Mary chops. steaks, oysters IoDsteIs
Ash flesh. fowl a1d good red herring, sSch ahd
- CT the very Dssf cooked 10 turn ara - Feu
Kissing hot from the FIRE To wash tht@e sl.t-o-
Gown slItv stGuIs Of ale, choicest ia go
q and 4-.s=~ 1s.rr- @-41 sci 1GE1g %-"s
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Borough OF Manhattan, is constructing a modern
once and business structure. II IS 70 be steam
heated throughout There viii be three elevators;
two Tor freight and Tor passen gers Il viii
De divided into lofts and offices, and It's situation
II the very heart Of the busiest shopping centre
Of the city ilsures il a full list Of tenants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29

The Pontiac Wheelmen hold a lead OF two games
in the Ten Men tournament at the Germana alleys.
while Monarch Kings County and Metropolitan
tied second place all four of the leaders having
clean records date, shown below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29

kinds Of electrical appliances, from elevators TO
batteries and illumination, besides promptly and
scientifically executing repairs required in existing
plants.
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EVERYTHING FOR TRAVELLERS.

With its two great stores. the Travellers Trunk
and Supply Company
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pertenos covers practically the entire period Of
applied electricity. He inteiligently tnstall all
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ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIRS

With the daily increasing application Of cleo
tricity TO various household purposes the practical
aIer+r ma -
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