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F. q 70: O. 81 Is; H 81 SO: L 81: K 81 20: NJ 81 4o
N. 81 60: " G. So 20: W w So 90
O,s

Wilmington. y c., June I3.-Sprs turpentine steady
4z41-t7c receipts Ia casks Resin steady 81 05gS1 TO-
receipts "a thls Crude uTpentine quiet 81 eos2 co.
receipts. Al bhls. Tar quiet, 81 receipts 101 bills
Charleston June l3.-Turpentine market nominal
ttosin quiet. unchanged; sales, 100 hbis.
savannah, June l3.-Sprits turpentne opened at
4SHc closed firm 44c receipts $50 bbls; sales
ODDS; exports 10 bhls Rosin and unchanged:
eepts ssl bols sales 1l6 bbls exports, 2945 bols
LONDON, June l3.-spirtts turpentine. 3ss
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RAILROADS..
ERIE RAILROAD.

trains YORK foot or Chambers
a. follows and minutes earlier from W, Sd ST.
o-lo m Daly-Solf train for Buffalo AIT. ,. m
BlnsharnJon. waverly. Elnra and Bradford Cosehes
oar'Sr car and cafe dining to Buffalo.
-, n m paily.-Chicaxo Limited-Fast mai-soLd
,rsin "a Chicago arriving - Cleveland
Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
20 . M Daiy-~BurraIo and Cleveland Express-srr.
ton 10 n a m Cleveland 1913 sleepers Buffalo
40 q * % m Daiiy.-,solid BinShamten. wav
eriy EFa Chicago sleepers 10 Buffalo Chicago. Gin
cinnati. Dining -
yTyTC-KFT LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
C0NN6rATIONS at III. I12 2Gl s01 and a5T Broad
a. Ia East f25h ST. 273 West l25th St Chambers
New York. 3S3 and SEQ Fulton
:. es Broadway Brooklyn: I2e River 81. Hoboken and
Tu CIV station York Transfer Co. calls for and
chscks baggage TO destination
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Railronos.

PENNSYLVANIA
j
n sGSs Of % cosaG9 s5lss.. Street and
1.-THE leaving time from Desbros.es and
oorfinndt streets Is nve minutes. later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
station. except where otherwise noted
ar. Ssa T EAsI aAII-Limisea 70 two Bars, raror
o5 a VI FAST s1sf ISS 70 tls5sPgs and .v.,,s
eaS /. N PENsTivANia zaS Com
For cbsag6' csvesn fols ana enna
I.5 p NJ cEfICAco AND s 81 OTIS vxPREss
sDa NaShEils tva Cincinnati and LGisvie1. Indian
o- 90, p; W. ST LOUIS ExPREss.-For Psssssurs.
SOS wEsTRS Ex2PPisEs + l Chicago For
1..a p. IA: Pacific ExPREss.-For Pitrssurx and
RoTte roT Anoxyii9s daily; via Shenandoah Valley
$50 p cLEvE1ASp AND sAS clSc fSiS Srf Ex-
7x sWAsHrysToSSS As siDii1 TN s'l soGTH
@sSro5 nan sn sa $500 D E5. Ss = : I
g5sssional Lin ali Pasior ana Dninx cArs z y :
sunday. Is SIS ios iDninr Car, a m IS 8 Is
DINING @ ass az b RaEiG' e ese Pigs 81 Cas- 5
Sot,JHERN RAILwAY.-Express SIS AS n. ieIo
No s5d S AID WESTERN RAILwAx-FOr Msmphi.
Atlantic COAST LISE--ExDTsss. SIS scs
ct {5 APEfkE & OHIO RAILwAY--zss a n
SEA I3e.ARD AM LTNE-@Erpre-s 1c55 n and
FOR OLD FONT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-1s5 n
Atlantic CTS an@ ; . p m daily ~, OK ..k-s.v.
s ihroqsh Esstbued Trains Buffet PaTior Cars ana
CAPE MAY-f2
pn1s on New York and Long Branch Railroad from
IWenty-tnird street 3 a m II 40.
- - 5IS ana 45S p m sundays Is a n ! 81
q IRON Deshrosses and Cortlandt Strests $50 800
10 @3e. $40 40. and 5 10 m Sundays
. - FOR PHILADELPHIA.
and Ccrtla1Gt 20. rs. 49,
SO a95 20 C955 Penaa LIuitefl. 1910 Desh-os--s
A Nortlandt Streets 10 2l. Dining 1055 Dining
Sarl II a II 3 10 Dessrosses and Cortlaats
sITeet< Z@el. $50. 3 -. ass -. Dining Carl
as % Dining CAS-. SIS Dining Carr, rs, SIS sss
-. p m ITO night Sundays 610. 755 coacnes
$50 s9S 29. 955 G1mitetl. e55 1855 Dining Carr
l-9J l55 Dining Carl. - 355 L . Dining
Sarh 4as Dining Car. SIS CDE;-G Car. 1.55. So
eo5 S20 . u 10
Ticket Offices Nos. 46I. s45 1895 1854 III and asi
broadway: l Aston House.
station stations Of
Streets, a Court Street $50 Fulton
way and PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station. brooklyn.
ton jersey City. The New Transfer Company
will call for and check baggage
dences through
Telephone 'el4 Eighteenth Street FOR Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
J. 3. HUTCHINSON = P WOOD
General Manager. General Passfr Agent.
S5-fqrG
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only conclusion be reached is that there must
have been speculation high prices IN the
pro1Uct q there n the raw material!
TAT many contracts made We know oot We are
puzzled disposition OF the soooa u
course. greatly increased by the
quitting OF the army South Africa, but u can
hardy have carried their backs this decrease IN
Ne export % Great Britain II IS not surprising
HI the should be apatherc view OF these conc
Lons, which think only be changed by the pros
pect crop probable Al the
sane tine supplies remaining from this call Tor
lsrKe crop 10 I'll the reserve stocks
quiet, quotations 1-l6c the
basis ef Lice middng upland and S-16c for mid
cling Gulf bales. Southern markets
Nee telegraphed follows; NevOrleans quiet al Be-
Mobile nominal &c. Savannah quiet al sac nc up;
Charleston nominal. Wilmington, nothing cong Norfolk
STEADY So Baltimore montreal &c; Memphis steady
. sac ". quiet sac. ST Louis quiet
- The export follows
Great Britain. France. Continent
-1-lsy .-..--...------.... b07 $3.50
- Tar this 1890 S3S GS2l
70 lar 2 I56 BIG SIS 025 1881 77S
asoeg,. the ports and interior points TO-DAY. CON-
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DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA & WESTERN
WEST SHORER,R

Trains leave Franklin 81 Station. y. Y. fOIosa
and 10 later from foot q "
.. $40 p VI CONTINENTAL. Limited. for Dssro..
Chicago and St LOUIS. Dlniag
'0.I5 =. NJ Chicago m!fed
Ts:oo p. NJ Buffalo. Niagara Falls and ST. l~ou.n n
'3tI5 p. NJ. Detroit and Chicago Express.
.Daly. Except sunday,
Timetables principal and Offices. Haxv.~>
checked hotel
c. e LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent N "
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lillian coffee is as follows

Rto-CO-ee market steady. No Rio. ss725 exchange
e9-leo receipts. 1000 bags; cleared for United
States. 1000 bags; stock. les 600 bags.
The statlstieal oson ~ Rrazan cn-ss as tnllnzs.
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Foreign Coffee Markets-Santos-Coff market barely
steady good 1900: 5000
$1,000 bags bUrg-Ccftee market opened !. q
= pig higher 2-30 p. aG1 pig advance
sales, 13 coo bags. HavreCoee market opened steady
and - n u unchanged; p. barely steady
and - lower; al 5;5o ? m unchanged; total sales
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CENTRAL R. R. OF hEH JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four Tracks. ''Electro-PneUmacc
Stations in New York Liberty &. Ferry.
Trains leave Liberty ST. below thine from
five minutes earlier.
-.
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60 Britaln. France. -

HeeeipS the ports and interior points to-day CON-
l4-@d With me same day last week and last year;
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METALS-The demand for tin in the local market for
metals moderate, prompted by better cables from
London and the slight falling of in the receipts The
close, however, dull norlinally
quoted at $50 Lead ruled weak and unsettled showing
decline OF 1922 Of 50
S2e4JT also ruled weak on unfayorable reports from
abroad and closed weak 81 S0Gs4 35 Lake
dull SIS so Pig unsettled $40.
nominal The brokers price for So IS, for
spelter 81 321A
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AUCTION SALES FOR TO-DAY

BY William n Ryan: No. 62 West N!netv-sfth-
Ct, south side, 100 feet east Of Colurnbus-s,,.
lsz0UlooS, E three story brick and stone dvreI,,-
house; voluntary sale.
By Bryan I. Kennedy: No zoss T7,pb,b.,,
southwest corner Of Ons-hu1dred-and-tWeIrrh-s
z5-ex1oO. five story brick store and Aa+ho5,sa.
Lucas ! kutcher agt. Herman Schnnucx 81 eI :,
Eaehry 3 " esseIEnaa, attorney Samuel LEVY ref
80, amount que go! 20; subject prior mort
cages 5000. and 10 lease Of store subfect m
taxes ana water rents for 1900 -
BY Herbert 4. Sherman No. l6l West Tyze,+,
seVentn-st, north side re feet east Of SevsLtb
ave, p zXIgzX2I sZ702, e five story brick tenemen+
house, with stores: the American SociE+y 80 ~
Prevention OF Cruelty 20 Animals aRf acob S r-o
Penneimsr e al; J. n. Wainwright attorney. (
d Nancerpool referee; amount due 81 on 81. s,1b
jet 70 taxes. etc. &. S92 81 1O
By Philip A STnyth-No. a Willett-st west side
50 feet north OF Delancey-st., 251xss to an aIev
4o4r slory prlck tenement house, with three story
pTlck tenement house rear; Barnet Frie6rns y,
against Barney Cohen ct al: T T. Reogh refe-aa.
5kno0nt cue, $lz5J ts; subject taxes $3.50 No al
Ons-hUEcre hlTteth-st north side 204 feet
vest Of SeYenth-sve, 206xssu three storv br5clr
dwelling house: the NeW-YorJy Life T1suTsycye S
Psny against Dillon c. Willoughby e. al: John .
D1ny. referee amount due ST $50 o.: subject TO
taxes, ETC, S4S5 q ~
By Peter F Meyer Co-No. 2ls2 Fi.tb-ave
west side e y feet north OF Northumberland thir-
ls-Lnlrc-sL. z5I-lv i've story brick fsthOuse with
stores; Max Borck against Thomas J. jenkins et I'll
40 j; II y. Davis, attorney James r. Torrance
referee. amount cue q g. subject 70 pyior mort
gage, $1,000, and taxes, water rents, etc 1900 No
z14 Ftfth-aVe.. west side, 74I feet north Of One
hathouse, with stores; same against same: same
attorney ana referee amount due 81 925 %. subject
20 prior mortgage s25.G0. and taxes water rents
etc 1900
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MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY MEETS.
COUNCIL HOLDS A RECORD SESSION FOR
BUSINESS neutrality-suspicious.
DISCUSS A CONTRACT
WITHOTT BIDS.

The two houses of the Municipal Assembly held
their frs meetings after the summer vacation yes
terosy. Both houses were served with a notice
from the Supreme Court in proceedings brought
against the city by Peter DAILY OF Nc 600 East One
hundred-and- sNtieth-st.. for damages to property
by reason Of a change of grade in Courtlandt-ave.
The Board OF Estimate and Apportonment recent
" decided that Days award should be $500
The Council granted permission TO several per
70 erect storm doors among them James
porch within the stoop line Of the premises the
north SIDE OF Forty-second-st. and Broadway,
known the Pabst Building. The Building De-
partment had ordered the removal Of the porch.
The case was then taken 20 the courts. BY the
action Of the Council Reagan wins his
The Council approved the report by the Finance
Committee authorizing the bond issue of S446 $40
fer 2 street cleaning plant for Richmond and
Queens. The appropriation made by the Board
OF Estimate February last Exactly SSs docu-
nneuts were considered and acted upon in two
hours-a record session.
In the Board Of Aldermen the Committee on
Bridges and Tunnels asked for permission to enter
into contract without public bidding for $4,000
for work on The East River Bridge Alderman
Kenneys resolution refer the proposition back
70 llo ColiLlINoe Lot al sAtLai.S 10 Ne -
corning the overhead trolley wires Of the Brooklyn
poration Counsel institute PROCEEDINGS against the
company named 10 compel il 10 remove all its
overhead trolley wires and substitute in their place
81 underground current The resolution was re
teTTed 70 the Railroad Committee without debate
The question OF the authorization Of the con-
srTuction OF the bridge over BlackwelTs Island
between Manhattan and Queens boroughs was
taken up The resolution favoring the adoption
OF the report authorizing construction was lost
7 was laier made a special order Of business for
Tuesday.
Alderman Downing, & member of the Committee
OF Bridges and Tunnels. favored the bridge. stat
ing he had changed his mind, and that ne now
thought si borough sectional differences should
be set aside for the general good Of the city.
Alderman Wafer also spoke in favor Of the bridge
The vote, when recorded, stood IS 10 for con-
sCruct-on, but, owing TO the fact that three
fourtls vote. or g is necessary 10 authorize an
expenditure OF moneys, the measure was lost. The
bridge extend from Si1tieth-st, Manhat-
ran. 10 Charles-st-, Queens across Blackwelrs
Island The Board then adjourned
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Hamilton Terrace g, 500. 10 II Of l41st-st,
Harriet Bartlet ct al executors etc........ $4,000
st Anns-ave, 14eth-st. line,
71.SK S66x II. Tx 0OS TO street
I0.5; Margaret WeRmere TO Noise Geismann. !
Hook to Charles H and Edward a thornton, 1900
VRnderblt-ave East, s 200 II OF 1E1st-st,
15x1505: John c Barr TO Christian and Bertha
thew coosan executor etc to Louis Tese.... IA 600
uei Doctor ".....e...1... 100
to HdopS sdhorsch as5oo
Lena Bloch D-..,,-... % $50
s4th-st, No s45 W 9OH9S9; samuel E Johnson to
Frederick 9 Dexter
thompson referee to Joseph thomson 49,. $4,000
to Moses K wailach 500
ZACH 100
eTick Beach and wife. 100
Broadway. I 13eth-st, 991lxT5. city Real
Estate Company Joseph Wolf ................ 100
Sprng-st. cor South 5th-aVe, 25XT5 also strip
0.3x25; Leopold " Harburger referee. 10 Sam
uel Hucke. 1000
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Rosenberg. Joseph. and Jacob Feinberg TO the
ss sansi Years savings bahh nos $4,000
Gordon. Hamilton S. the River Savings
In Seap e4'hs' 8 zSS II OF 1900
seh0T s o AqSigh o 25 ESst
Wallace. Thomas W 10 EmigrRnt Industrial say
in Gear BANK Morr's-aVe eo'ner $1,000
MadisonaHa awe corner fiatht Is 900
Kaufman, Leopold 10 German Evengelc9l
ISs o 0hoTeh FS or 900
Baohrach Louis. TO New-York Life Insurance
S 6 6g5 aBnsrp 1906 CIV II OF 5000
Littsnberg. solomon, TO James buchanan and an
50 n OF i7sd-st nstsiments 4.+..'t. 1000
rs :, 70 Of iSsdst nsfaiments II 900
Seaman. Walter, 10 American Mnrtea-~ Company
ne extends to o0 Vanderbat or PaTave years
Beach. Camilla W Frederick o, TO Title
Essf Years s' Oo-lD'-i. $4,000
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RECORD OF SALES.

James c Crawford has sold No. 40 West One
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q three story brown
stone dwelling house, lot Tx1O0u
These were the results Of the auction sale yester
day:
BY Peter F. Meyer & Co.. Nos 40 and E2 Wash
ington-st begins al Laight-st- south side extends
from West 10 Washington st, Z25x626, I'VE and six
storT brick buildings; also Nos. 39g and 200 Wash
1ngton-st, northwest corner OF Hubert-st., runs
noIn 5ox west Z2S6 20 side Of West-st Y
south z5Sx east &.sx north l23X east 14sx south
4sx west s6E south q 70 north side Of Hubert-st
east leSs 10 beginning four and FIVE story brick
onllclngsi also Weshington-st- west side, IS feet
north OF t1uberJ-st-. g. sx2253 10 West-st x62 ex
for $4,000
~ Ihouas Q Smith: Proposed street, or right
q way q Aacombs Dam Road west side at north
Inc OF Catherine z SChwab. runs mort invest 100 II Z
northwest l56-sx northeast q SIX northeast 2fx
northeast SEX southeast 1913 southeast 2253 10
sac street south 12z TO beginning together with
rlg1t OF way 70 Macomb's Dam Road; foreclosure:
20 Daniel c. Moynlhan for S4600
5y Johh J. Boyd; No. LA Longfeow Boone
e.. east side. z75 feet south OF Jennngs-st 25xqs
zZ5.5Z10lS d story frame dwelling hoT1es. &c.
closure; 10 the plaintiff for $500
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
GRAbfERCY PARK. 2223 Gentlemen
only, handsomely furnished suite. also
front room. private hath in both; basement
hot, cold water; nall room; breakfast; ref
eTences.
HANDSOME SQUARE ROOM. second floor:
other rooms. sunny exposure: private ia
bles; references exchanged. % West 50th-st
42D-ST.. 217 WEST near Bruadway.-Pri-
vat@ house heated. large rooms. suitable
for two; also small room; gentlemen.
60 WEST JOTH-ST -BeautifulIy furnished
rooms. connecting or single. in private
family; references
so WEST 116TH-ST-Newly furnished
light rooms; connected or single bath .
Il" station; Columbia College Inquire OF
tanitress.
1OoTH-ST., WEST, 205.-Gentleman and
wife living alone in small house viii let
large front room % desirable tenant.
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HELP WANTED.


ATTENTION. Men. SO so takes you 70
Europe any port; also free passage and
steady position procured. ATLANTIC
SHIPPING OFFICE. 20s 2d-st., New-York-
AGENTS and physicians wanted, each city.
represent Morrell Liquor Morphine
Treatment; write for circular and testi-
mouials MORRELL LIQUOR TREAT
MENT CO.. 90 Broadway, Room 81.
MEN wANTED.-Cheap trip to any Ed
ropean p0rt-London. Liverpool. Ham
burg Bremen Paris: also free passage and
steady position procured. Shipping Of
fices 3 Clinton-st. and 73 West-st.
S2S TO $50 DAILY easily made by our Live
Agents men or women, selling our latest
novelty Campaign Waterproof Necktles-
Goods entirely new and patented. Agents
delighted sales unlimited. What others
do. YOU can do. Time is short. Write to
dav and secure exclusive territory. Guar
anteed best seller Address, With stamp
NJ * NJ. MANIC. CO, Dept. <. Spring
field Mass
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DESKS q OFFICE FuRxrrURE.

ADVERTIs EAIENTS ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No PAP Broadway ID door north
Of 3lst-st. until o'clock = m adver-
tlscments rec d al the following branch
offices at regular Office rates until O'Clock
p. m. viz 254 sth-ave-. e. E cor. 23d-st
lo2 6th-aVe.. cor. l2th-st. Mays 9th
ave. and l4th-1ts Ia coiumbus-ave near
West 86th-st.; 1O5 West 42d-st. near 9TH
ave: 92 East l4th-st-; 257 West 42d-st..
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GOLD FURNITURE & RnGILD1NC


REGlLsDING.-Picture frames. fancy fur
nituTe, gold leaf guaranteed; reasonable
charges estimates. GOLD FURNITURE
MANUFACTURERS "a Sixth-avs
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE CHEAP-Butcher's OUTFIT. good
horse, wagon. refrigerator blocks tools
etc. JOHNSON BROS. MountalnyiIis \ y
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CUPREME COURT, First Department-Tn

- the Matter this Application OF The BOARD .,
Street Opening and Improvement Of City OF New
York by the Counsel 70 the Corporation said City
omrnonaIty Of the city Of New York 10 Certain d
ttEements. heredaments and premises on the east side
Division Norfolk. suffolk Canal Rutgers and JefYerson
Enst Broadway. duly selected located and
and for punlic park. Under and in pursu
Of provisions chapter 293 OF he Iawr ~
1898 and Of chapter 800 OF the Laws OF 1887.
We THE UNDERSIGNED. COMMISSIONERS Of Es-
hereby give Lotice to the owners lessee ~
parties and respectively entitled 10 or
Tremises title which is sought 20 be acoutred IN
this proceeding and to all others whom may concern
20 Wit
F1rst-That completed on. estinat. OF the oss
and damage respective essees parties s5
respectively entitled &c interested lands
premises affected by this proceeding
and have filed report or transcrpr
OF such estimate together with damage map in the
Department Of Public for the insnec~
ton OF whomsoever II may concern.
Second-That all parties persons whose rights NAV
be affected BY the said estimate and may object to
publication OF this notice August 2stb
1900 their objections estimate IN writing
OF the Zetung Building, No. Tryon Row in
The City Of New York. Borough Of Manhattan as pro
that we. the said Commissioners Will hear parties
objecting said Office the day October
1900 10 30 o'clock in the forenoon. and
subsequent days be found necessary.
Thrd-That report herein viii be presented to the
Supreme OF the state OF New York at Special
Term thereof TO be held in Part III. In the County
Court House in City OF New York. Borough az
openinE OF the Court on that day and that then and
thereon motion will be made that the said report
DATED New York. August 25th 1900.
EMANUEL BI.UMENSTIEL.
MICHAEL COLEMAN.
ARTHUR INGRAHAM
JOSEPH NJ sCHENCK Clerk
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CREDIT TO AL.

CREDIT TO ALL WITHOUT SECURITY.
Clothing for Ladies, Men and Bows.
ready made. 70 order. PROGRESSIVE
CLOTHING AND CLOAK COMPANY. :
West 14th-st Open Evenlngs)
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TRIAL OF THE WISCONSIN DELAYED.

Washington. Sept ia slight mishap 10 her
machinery. requiring about three days TO repair,
has delayed the departure Of the battleshp Wis
co2sin from San Francisco for Puget Sound, where
she 70 be prepared for her trial trip. II is
thought that the trial take place before the
END a. the month.
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DRESS & ACCORDION PLEArrsG

mn 6M5TlMM@ of every description
DIlCN y H'NW0 while you wait. HAIR
DING. so W. 23d ST. Established 20 years.
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WORK WANTED.

MATTRESSES REMADE at customers
residences In three hours a specialfy ne@
tickins,s and hair supplied. sole users OF
own patented oscillatins hair carding ma
chimes and cOilapsible benches THE MAJ
HORGNB METHOD. S46 eth-avs- Country
orders solicited. Telephone B61 Columbus
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COACHMAN. GARDENER - ThorouEhly
understands care horses. carriages, har-
ness. flowers. lawns, roads. good all round
man; personal references COACHNAN
Box 3. Tribune ONCE
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GARDENER and FARMER a, =
Iishrnan, understand5 his business. -
rotltryman. wife first class dairy 1r--se-t
good references. Address ~ r. uT-,-
PHRIES. Cornwall Landing. y r.
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NATTR ESSSEs remade al customers resi-
dence OF in shon. new ticks and hair fur-
niahed at cost feathers steamed and CURED Z.
mattresses made to order special prices tor
: a,si 2d-ave. telephone 27l Harlem
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DETECTIVES.

| INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY,
] 800 broadway. rooms 717-71s: teleph 1ne
1881 Franklin. All civil and criminal cases
attended TO by expert detectives. male and
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Al EoTEL ROLAND
bsrh-Er between Madison and Park aves
Modern hotel with every comfort and con
-aerlence- DELIGHTFUL ROOMS. 81 PER
DAY. So WEEK LIGHT ROOMS, WITH
BOARD SD PER WEEK SUNNY
ROOMS. WITH BOARD. 81 PER WEEK.
Every room has hot and colc water. steam
hear and electric light. Suites Of two and
three raome. with bath References re-
cuired CANNOT BE EQUALLED FOR
The MONEY
HOTEL PARKVIEW
% West 42d-st.. facing Bryant Park Ideal
location fcr summer months. European
plan. Al modern convenience Rooms, IS
Per week and W. Convenient 10 all carr
Two blocks from Grand Central Station.
ZZD-sT- 2s-2s-5I EAST. Private boarding
snS apartments for small families first
class service. quiet exclusive. homelil1e
telephone csll ?. 1876 lsth-st THE LEV
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LEXrSGTON-AVE 7s9. NEAR 6lsT ST
Large and small rooms handsomely fur
riEhed. suite single. table first class
4TTHsT y WEST.-Artraotive suite
private bath excellent board and al
tendance. references exchanged
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Rooms single OF en- suite: bres kfast Cd
GcnAl: transie11S accommodated