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2=PieCe Suits for
75c, $l.OO. $3.50 and
$500.


A girl of sixteen summers went to
the city on a visit. A young gentle~
man who was to escort her some dis
lance through the town and not wish
ing to walk, remarked: Hold on
Mary, let's take a buss." but Mary
blushed TO the eyebrows, drew back
and with wounded modesty, replied
"Oh, George, not right here on the
street"
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NOTICE.

We want every man and woman In
the United States interested In the
Opium and Whisky habits TO have one
ofDr. Woolley's books on these ols>
eases. Address b. M. Wooliey, M; u,
Atlanta, Ca, Box 1877, and one Will be
sent YOU free. July Z, ly.
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The Indianapolis News received from
a country subscriber recently b
following: Dear Editur; our COW has
gone dry, do you think we could sell
her for dried beafp If so whear?
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TO H DEAF.

A rich lady, cured OF her Deafness
and Noises 10 the Head by Dr.. Nichol-
sons Artificial Ear Drums, gave sl0,0W
to his institute. so that deaf people IN
able 10 procure the Ear Drums may
have them free. Address No. 64l6 c.
The Nicholson Institute, $50, Eighth
Avenue. New York, U. S. A.
Aug 25-1yr
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There are thousands Of people, sui
fering untold torture from piles, be-
cause Of the popular impression that
they cannot be cured. TABLERS
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT will
cure them and the patient will remain
cured. Price. so cents in bottles.
Tubes, 10 cents at the Second Glass
Drug Store.
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Torturing skin eruptions, burns and
sores are soothed at once and pity
healed by applying DeWitt's, Witch
Hazel Salve, the best known cure for
piles. Beware Of worthless counter
feits. Semmes' Second Glass Drug
Store.
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We have seer the frail infant when
the faint struggle for existence seemed
almost ended, resuscitsted and maze
stropg by WHITES CREAM VERMl-
FUGE. Price, 25 GEMS at the Second
Glass Drug Store.
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r.~.tsIess Chill Tonics are Unreliable.

Try Yucatan Chill. Tonic d%mprovea,; no
shaking required. Each dose pIaasant Ia
take. Price, 20 cents. semmes Second oiasS
Drug Store.
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TEACHERs' EXAMINATIONS.

will hold the fall examinations on the
following dates: For white teachers. Sept.
DIST and 22nd, and October 18th and Goth,
For colored teachers, Sept. 2sth and 9th, and
October a6th and 9Th.
V. r. JAMES.
County superintendent of Education.
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We are agents for Menne'S
Fine Chocolate Candies, sold only
in boxes.
SECOND CLASS DRUG STORE.
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as "A diiaS 2a.i 8s
Speciality.
The best Specially line
of Shoes in the country,
for.
Gents,
Ladies
and Children,

All we'll selected and
we'll bought in large
quantities. We have the
Specially Shoes and you
have the Specially Feet,
which we can fit with
comfort and to your taste.
The wearing qualities are
guaranteed. Don't tail
to call and investigate
this line. You will be
pleased by your visit and
with the Prices, Styles
and Quality.
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TRY yUcATAN CHILL TONIC CImproved).

A re,iable Tonic: each dose has the same
nronortion of medicine; no shaking required
Price, so cents. Semmes' Second Glass Drug
Store
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T, matters hut little what your an.
cestors were-it's what you are INA"
counts.
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A womans mirror will tell her what
none of her friends will.
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Good nature is a .glowworm that
sheds light in the darkest places.
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The oftener a man fails the greater
the applause when he finally succeeds.
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The man who Is driven to desperation
usually assists in the driving.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-10-06

society is a fashionable game In
which diamonds are. waRereo asa
hearts.
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k0d0I
Dyspepsia Cure
Diuests what you eat.

Itartifcially digests the food and aids
Nature in strengthening and recoE>
~structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. 1t is the latest discovered digest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach 1t in efficiency. = i9<
stantly relieves and permanently curs
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn.
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache, Gastralgia, Cramps, and
all other results of imperfectdigestioa-
Prepared by E c Dewitt AGO chleooo-
D. o. Semmes Second Class Drug Store
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
LOSSES IN OTHER PLACES

Watertown. n. Y, July 18.-Nine buildings IN
cIuuiils hotei' were destroyed by fire at Three
Mile Bay, this county last night causine = tao
OF $4,000 with $4,000 insurance The hotel ,ro,r,
ton. INC 0onnasIa-
Gowanda. n. Y, July 18-The inter4or ., a..
Grand Central Hotel was badly damaged nv Ar.
which was discovered about o'clock this rnornnte
tred DAYS. vas injured. but not dangerousIv
ried insurance --otei car
Syracuse n y July I.-The Globe Hotel OF
Liverpool suburb Of Syracuse. burned this morn
ing. The loss is $500. The fire was of incendtarx
origin ~ - 'OeAuIarJ
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
BETTER OUTLOOK IN WOOL MARKET

Boston, July lS.-''The American Wool and Cotton
Reporter" viii say tomorrow Of the wool trade:
There has been little more looking around far
WOOL and consumers generally may be said 10 hava
manifested more interest IN the market which fact
combined with the decided iTmness shown al fhe
London sales, where the decline in prices recorded
az the opening mas been substantially recovered,
has tended 10 impaTt q more cheerful feeling in
the wool market. There is yet no nateriaf IN
crease 10 be noted in the volume business trans
acted, however, which stIN remains of small nro-
portions One reason for this IS evidently TO be
found IN the fact that consumers do yet know
what lines what price basis the light
weight season is to develop.
The sales Of the week in Boston amounted IN
13z3o0) pounds domestic and go 600 pounds foreign
making total Of $4,000 pounds against a toi ii
or I,3lSoD pounds for the previous week and a total
Of ltlstS0 for the corresponding week last year.
The sales since January l amounted TO Il g35 900
spending time last year.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
TIE RECORD OLE SALES
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

White Plains Road s. lot l. map Washing
tonville, 54X100 Garden-st x52xlU5. p Arden
Noblett TO Henry w Smith. ..........
S4th- 81. s. lI5 II of 2d-ave. .. George
and Emanuel Doctor to Bertha 1000
l2lst-st. 232 # 7th-ave. lSxlOO. II.
thanlei Myers, referee. 10 Edward AZ
IAberty-st, No 11S. %. 1Ox65 George II Iwaper ~ ~
John T Williams 1866 $50 parts. .........'... 10 "A
eaIne property: Mary smith to same. 163-63O
Same property: Harriet Fisk to same 1888 $50 "
spar parts o-:.t,: 49,: lo84
ss48e G8e paT5s nT65srt;. ceoro = - 6s5
same. 3U-63O parts. ................. %
146l.-st, n 1856 II OF Broadway 2Ox9o II -'''
sa5 Msian 2Ii HolmeS to George II Sampson 1900
Alfred seckler. referee Union Dime Say-
7otbst s lNsI'saIi3R, Mn a44 Wt -
TO Alfred p w Seaman. %. - Aeis
Wenqover-aNe 8, 1917 II OF Washnpton-ave
-o.5xltV Ix2oXIt32 Joseph McEroy ir referee
70 New-fork Life Insurance and Trust Com
Broadway 1926 9 of 42d-s 80 xao 5y5l ~ i'o'
1915; Franklin Il Lord. referee to MAY or
7th9{ hgeF 81 200 II " a. ID 3v ~ 2lOC
9Si9non 70 Sarah @ SOC 6 S@yan SYLVIA 1850
referee, to Charles l. Jones. al trustees !, oo
White Plains Road W g, lot "a, map Of Wash ~
ingtonville. 30.2X172X29. .7xl65.I II; John MACK 70
Mary Mack quit claim. m..................
1lth-ave 5, 255 II of 62d-st 25xlOO Sylvester
L II Ward referee, to Julia A Low. ....... u M
llth-ave s. SOB II Of 62d-st. 25x1OO; Sylvester ~
42d-st s. 276 II 5th-ave. 22x9s9 o. Amelia i'oV
BaTie eESfuTS 4S IT. e. etc at to Davison smith 5000
l. IAvings ct al TO Dawson II Smith 80 M
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
DEATH IN EXCURSION PARTY.
FAST FREIGHT TRAIN DAsHEs INTO CROWD
OF PLEASURE SEEKERS AND KILLS
TWO-TWO OTHERS MAY DIE.

FAST FREIGHT TRAIN DAsHEs INTO CROWD
OF PLEASURE SEEKERS AND KILLS
Two-TWo OTHERS MAY DIE,
Johnstown. Penn, July 1S-As the result Of
accident which occurred at the Pennsylvania
railroad station in this city this morning. when
a freight train plunged into crowd of twenty
seven hundred persons trying to board an ex-
cursion train bound for Altoona to spend the
day. five persons were injured, two of whom are
dead the lives Of two others are hanging in
the balance, while the fifth only slightly
hurt.
The dead are Luther Begley. eighteen months
Old son OF ]. c. Begley of Windber, and Frank
Urbach, thirteen years DID, of Frank U-bach.
ST., OF Upper Yoder
The injured are James C. Begley Editor Of
1.-THE Windber Journal" bruised cut and suf-
fertng from concussion of the brain; has not re-
gained consciousness. Mrs. Annie Begley, wife
Of J. c. Begley; one leg badly crushed ampu-
tated at hospital; probably fatally hurt. Frank
TTrbach sr Of Upper Yoder Township, bruised
and cut.
It was the occasion OF the annual outing Of
the Ancient Order of United Workmen, and a
great crowd had gathered to take excursion
trains to Altoona The first section had just
stopped in front OF the station. and a general
rush for the train was being made when fast
freight train dashed arouhu the curve d Slut :
distance from the station. wild scene fol-
lowed in the scramble for places OF safety. but
before all could get out Of the way the freight
train was upon them, catching those above men
toned The injured were removed 70 a hospital,
where thew now are. After the accident the
greatest excitement prevailed. Mr.. Begley has
been one of the anti-Quay leaders in Somerset
County having taken a prominent part in the
recent Republican county convention from
which the Quay men bolted to save their organ
izatIon At the first borough elections of Wind
Der, held last Saturday he was elected a school
director.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
NEW CITY DIRECTORY FoB 1qoo

Trows General Directory for the Borouehs or
Manhattan and The Bronx for the year 1900 has fus
been completed and will be offered for sale to-day
The canvass for this directory was begun on Nav
last, and the addresses are therefore the latest
@.lainaDie by the publishers, who have made every
ehort 20 have this volume complete and trust
worthy as were many Of its predecessors II
seems impossible to have directory Of this size
apsolutely correct but the many years Of exneri
enGe OF the publishers Of Trow's added to their
pa5hstaking system Of canvassing and comparing
Ieuuce errors TO minimum. The volume for 1870
CONTAINS 4Vl,lb5 names and addresses being an in =
crease over 1899 Of 1858 names o - liz
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

interest eliminated, the feverishness subsided. but
at times the price shot up high s5l before
a sale could be effected. This advance OF Al points
from Tuesday nights quotation equivalent to
g 20 bale
Neil. the cotton expert at the opening of the
Liverpool market, circulated a bullish report
which induced heavy buying in Liverpool and a
sharp rise of from 71A 10 points. The New-York
and New-Orleans markets followed. Ne it will
be recalled estima ted last years crop very closely
and he is followed by English specuators and spin
ners with a great deal Of confidence.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Innet Edward S, 10 Virginia S Mackey-Smith Of
al trustees. etc. l2lst-st $. 232 II OF 7th-
Myers Maurice. TO Walter Cohn Stanton st. we
NOS 2S2 and 2Sf, ana No Ill Cannon-st | wear =
Doctor Pauline and Bertha to Maude Whiting "
l23d-st, No 140 West. years ............... IL
same TO Bertha Losere, property years
Marston Laura NJ and Ella c. to John c Gulick
44th-st. 8 3. 40 II " OF 6th-ave, years .. 2f
LAMBERT, Pasquale J, 10 Sophie Minton. Park
ave, 17Ist-st. 3 years. ........... IF
Williams. John I, to Harriet Fisk al. Lib
erty-st No IFS. l year. Observation-Disclosures, a
handelbaum. Harris and Fisher Levine TO VIII
lam Spencer et al trustees etc Mercer-st
s. 1851 # n Of Broome-st. ................, q
Sampson. George II. to William NJ Holmes, 146th-
ST. s, 1886 II " OF Broadway years ...... -
The Central Brewing Company TO the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company. 6sth-st n g. I4s n
e OF avenue a. 1874 II to Exteriorst x-x4O8 Ilx
pacSract aGD;o years =, 49,. 2OC
4, 81 NO d@ East years....-. ................. q
STnltl, Dawson II. to kew-York Life Insurance
ana trust Company 42d-st, 8, 276 It e OF
9th-oVe' years 20
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
FOR Blue AND GRAY REUNION.

Atlanta July 18-The vanguard OF veterans who
wore the Blue and the Gray in the battles around At
lanta In the Civil War arrive. in the city to-day.
The formal exercises Of the Blue and Gray reunion
will begin tomorrow. when the several hundred
distinguished visitors to the city will be shown over
the battlenelds on which thirty-sx years ago they
engaged in bloody conflict Many guests have ar
rived and more are expected tomorrow. General
A P Stewart the oldest living General OF the Con
Pederacy and General Johnson. Past Grand Com
mander Of the Grand Army of the Republic; Com
mander-in-Chief Shaw. OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic, and others arrived to-day.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
BIG ADVANCE IN AUGUST COTTON.
BEARS HAVE LIVELY SCARE. PRICES GO
ING FoRTY-FoUR POINTS HIGHER

Manipulative buying caused heavy advance in
August cotton yesterday, and brokers who have
been bearing" the market for the last two weeks
experienced a lively scare. Cotton closed at 9o4
on Tuesday night and the bears confident
that they could send the price down at least 100
points Yesterday cotton opened at 9.16,
and within half an hour advanced to $40. Shorts
were heavy buyers. and paid any price. The short
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
DISCH4RGEs ~ BANKRUPTCY

Judge Thomas, IN the United States District Court
yesterday, granted discharges TO twelve bankrupts
among whom Ferdinand McKe.ge of No a
Broadway, formerly treasurer Of the Standard Gas
Light Company w44Ose liabilities S45. 500 and
10 George II Morse and William A Cronble. who
composed the firm OF Morse & Crombie. lumber
merchants, formerly OF Burlington, Vt. and this
city, whose firm liabilities were 100000 and fndi-
yidual liabilities about $4,000 each
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
GOLD TAKEN FOR EXPORT.

A LITTLE MORE THAN 50 100000 TO BE SENT TO
PARIS.
Gold to the amount of $2.O04o0O was engaged for
export yesterday. The metal viii go to Paris by
to-day's steamer, and it will be shipped by Lazard
Freres. who take 81 004 900; Goldman Sachs & Co
$5900)0 and Heidelbach Ickeheimer g. Co. $500 OO0
The engagements figure regular TRANSACTIONS
that Is, no Inducements such interest In tran
sit" offered. The margin Of profit at prevailing
exchange rates is very small, but bankers appear
anxious TO use the metal instead of bills Ship
ments from this centre to Paris Will relieve the
pressure on the London market, which as a matter
OF fact Is more In need Of increased gold supplies
than is Paris.
The Bank Of England's percentage Of reserve Is
very low; while the Bank Of France has a gold
supply $49.pyJccO greater than We n ago without
a corresponding increase in liabilities The last
named bank is evidently drawing gold in order TO
place Its holdings in the strongest possible shane
for any emergency.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
THE NEW YALE CLUBHOUSE
THREE BUILDERS NOW BIDDING ON THE
PLANS FOR THE STRUCTURE.

The new Yale Club house. detailed description OF
which printed in The Tribune yesterday is es-
timated s25OOOo. 1t Will have front OF brick
with limestone trimmings and a granite base. A
room for storing bicycles is provided in the base
rent grill room is to be the first floor and the
parlors on the second floor. Other rooms are to be
used for apartments and private dining rooms. An
elaborate garden is to sdorn the roof.
The builders who bidding the plans
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
TO VOTE ON INCREASE OF CAPITAL.

MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF NEw-YoRK TE1.E-
PHONE COMPANY CALLED.
A special meeting Of the stockholders OF the New
York Telephone Company has been called for An
gust for the purpose Of voting proposition tn
increase the capital stock from SIG TO $50
600. At the offices Of the company YESTERDAY all
information was refused, pending the meeting as
TO the purpose of the proposed increase.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
SYRUP MIXERS AND GLUCOSE TRUST.

NEW COMPANY MAY BE FORMED TO ERECT
MIXING PLANT IN NEW JERSEY.
IT was learned yesterday that the National Asso-
citation OF Syrup Mixers al its annual meeting on
Tuesday, in Brooklyn. considered methods for the
better conduct OF the fight against the Glucose
Trust. As q result company may be formed
IN opposition to the trust The plan. which is now
IN the hanCs Of the Executive Committee of the
National Association. Contemplates the formation
of company with capital Of 100000 800 900
nittee, for the erection Of large mixing plant in
New Jersey. The members Of the Glucose Trust
profess Indifference to the opposition of the
syrup mixers. They point out that the mixers
dependent upon the Glucose Sugar Refining
Company for their glucose and that If necessary
the company can 90 the mixing itself and place
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
AN AUTOMOBILE SHOP D4u4GED
WORK IN OTHER FACTORIES HELD Up Ry
BLAZE IN WORCESTER. MASS.
Worcester. Mass. July 1S.-Fire in the droD ,o.o

worcester, Mass, July 1S-Fire in the drop forg-
Ing shop Of the Locomobe Company of America
manufacturers OF the Stanley automobile carriage
old damage amounting to $4,000 this afternoon
me shop was gutted This building was next 70
Ihe large factory Of the Locomobne COMPANY
wnsie @ ] me assembling Is done. but this building
was saved from damage 1t is said that the FIRE
VIII WIZ hanE up the work in the shops Of the com
lngs were AL supplied from Worcester e
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
AT THE GRAND UNION. SAR4TOGA

Mr. and Mrs. \. Z. Colfax Miss Colfax and Mrs
7. A Knapp. Of New-York are at the Grand
Union, Saratoga, where they viii spend part of the
- N
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
E. c. HODGES, OF BOSTON. A BANKRUPT.

Boston, July 1s-E. C. Hodges senior member of
the firm Of E. c. Hodges & Co.. bankers whose
failure was announced some three months ago, has
filed his voluntary individual petition in the Bank
ruptcy Court with liabilities of S56.11S and no
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
NEW RuILDING PLAN

Ist-st Nos ia and ll6 East, seven story
brick apartment house 5OxB0.b Frank w Her
Ter. No oOJ Manhattan-ave. and archi-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
REAL ESTATE.
SEVEN STORY APARTMENT HOUSE TO
BE ERECTED IN EAST SEV-
FNTY-FIRST-ST.

A seven story apartment house, equipped with
elevators and designed for the accommodation OF
two families floor, will be erected at Nos ia
and l16 East Seventy -hrst-st.. on 5ox10o5 plot.
The building will have front Of Indiana lime
stone terra Gotta and brick. 1t will cost 100000
Frank W. Herter is both the owner and architect
These offerings auction scheduled for
to-day:
northwest corner of F1ftyfourth-st, 2o5x7o. t1ve
story 6ick t0 Rt5 stores e Mcnas Wa Ia
stocSSeil attorney ADRIAN H Larktn referee
aSqGs BE- gs Wes &0 s West
6 @ ess of Rn Is four story
brick dwelling house; Emma Reiner against George
ter ter T. e. n ward tae a2GunS S2 dqe So SUD
dgctd 40 G d. between m ThFd and VII
lis three b story fla and fw9 story tory
on the premises at noon
BY Peter F. Meyer: No So Dey-st;, south side 1928
story brick store; RICHARD c; Washburn. trustee
against Edward H. Apgar ct al: Strong & Cadwal-
aGer, attorneys; U.s. oo Edward l. Paterson, referee;
40SxI2S Westcbesfer: Ella Van Allen aeainst 10,
seph Worden ct all Morris Cohen atorney Jo
seph McEroy, referee; amount due, S4.496; subject
southWest corner DS Of 40
St lCoxlQ0. four four story brick hathouses, with
al; Otis Pressnger. 55toTneys; John n Rogan.
THE RECORD OF SALES
John r. Davidson has sold for Mrs H P Willis
No 81 West One-hundred-a and-nfth-st. with a FIVE
story fathouse.
1t is reported that No. 30 West Fifty-fourth-st
has been sold.
Mrs II, N Bentley has purchased from A. b.
kleht the four story dwelling house 1Sx1022 No. 271
By William NJ Ryan-No. 129 East Sixteenth-st
north side 2l9S feet of Third-ave. 24x92 four
story brick dwelling house foreclOsure to plaintiff
BY Peter F. Meyer & Co-No. As West Twenty
douTth7St north side. 220l0 feet east Of Sxth-ave
2QlOX989, five story stone front store etc fore
closure; to the plaintiff for $30.0OO No go Second
ave, east side Cos feet north of Fifeth-st 20x70
four story stone front dwelling house; foreclosures
to the plaintiff for $500 -
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

are c. T. wills, OF No 156 F1fth-ave.: Marc Eidtz
Of No 4S7 Fifth-ave, and NJ Read, Of No. IS East
Twentieth-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
PETITIONS IN BANKPUPTCY.

Ephraim G. Lawrence dealer in drygoods at
Kingston, y. Y. has fled q petition in bank
ruptcy here, with liabilities OF 1882 and assets
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

George ". silsby confessed two judgments yester-
day aggregating $55l9. In favor Of Louisa j. spen-
Ger for the amount now due on six notes which he
made on March 70, 1893 payable at various dates
thereafter in Washington.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
Boaro tUanteo.

RETWEEN Lexington and 9th aves 23d and 4ad sts-
ID Large room with private Protestant family for
gentleman and wife; board be ble
references given and required. Address r. e f. 24a
broadway. - -'--
\ pN NEHIlsFoMENTS and subscriptions Tribune
-, al tner UPTOWN once No l.242 Broadway
"a dooF horth or Jlst ST., until O'clock
nents received at the following branch ofces al regular
cor 2Sd-st lb2 6th-ave. f2th-st; Macys sth-avs
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

Maurice Boom, living at No. 81 West Twenty
eighth-st. has fled petition IN bankruptcy with
liabilities Of Sl3,2J0 and assets
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

day against Josephine Reynolds, one for IS So in
favor Of the Central Trust Company Of New York
snd the other for S-6,533 IN favor Of the Central
Trust Company and Charles Wehrhane trustees
Nos. 1-1S6 and I,1Ss Park-ave.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

Judgment tor slo,017 entered yesterday against
Clotilds and Henry AIkaw, of No. l2s East Sixty
hrst-st.. in favor Of the Bank Of Buffalo on note
made by them IN Buffalo on April II, 1899, payable
year from date.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
Frank ". White. dealer in picture

Frank ". White. dealer in picture frames and
mirrors at No. 269 Cana-st, has filed q petition in
bankruptcy. with liabilities Of s6IlS and assets
E.l7&
The schedules Of Peter Aronson, manufacturer
OF ladies' waists al No l49 Spring-st In bank
ruptcy show liabilities Of sSS3S and assets $40 in
hnok =
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

f1ublr Noticr.
THE CITY OF NEW YORK
DEPARTMENT OF AND
ASSESSMENTS,
Stewart Building 2SO Broadway
July ID 1900
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the Com
mssioners Of Taxes and Assessments the Assess
Real and Personal Estate In said City for
year 1900 have been fully completed been
delivered and filed with. Municipal Assembly OF
said City. that such Assessment Rolls will remain
open Tubc inspection In the Office
Assembly for period OF fifteen days date OF
this notice.
Thomas L. Fener.
Edward c. Sheehy. OF
Thomas J. Patterson, TAXES AND
Arthur c. Salmon ASSESSMENTS.
Ferdinand
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

Searoorough Beach Maine. First-class service electric
usht telegraph. telephone tVo-muo beach woods eoS
tennis. cycling late dinner -' ~'0NS' AoN