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The marriage Of Miss Jennie A Quick. daughter
nf David r Quick of No. 129 Noble-st.. and niece
Of Charles H Reynolds vice-president Of the Sew
eureenra Ward Bank 10 Dr. William I. Finch, Of
BerEen-st. and Sixth-ave., will be celebrated on
Aorf- . al the home Of the bride.
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The last dance Of the Rough Riding Glass OF the
hioing and Driving Club viii be given on April II
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Mrs. Albert Haley and her daughter, Miss Lucy
Haley of No. 14s Columbia Heights. will start for
a short trip abroad next Saturday. They have
taken passage the Vera. Their itinerary IN
cludes Italy. France and England.
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Used
Upright
Pianos

Also grand and square pianos, includ-
ing such prominent makes as
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cheapneSS Tor qualIty-redl, not fictitious.
Regentes Black Silks.
20-inch Black Taffeta, 43c.
:2.22-nch Black Taffeta. Sec-
2T-nch Black Taffeta. Goc
The weII-knOwn Gwtnet Black Taffeta- Our
| leader for Monday 24-inch Black Tafeta. s1-25
/ grade. 9Sc
/ Black eros Gram Silk. always in demand and
/ always depended upon for wear. 2O-inch wide.
/ 69c-: 22-inch wide. S5c-; 24-ineh wide. S1-29-
Black Grenadines all silk. ~ inches wide. IN
a select assortment OF stripes. usual price. sl2c.
! $50 a yard; special at SI.0O and S1.29.
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Samuel Edward Vernon, Of No. 10 Joraemon-st..
mas rented the house occupied by Edward H.
Aldder. AT No 20 Remsen-st. Mr.. Kidder has pur-
--45ased the BrookEnan house. No. l2s Remsen-st
ne Nernons VIII not move into their home
1nul their return in the autumn from their cot
tAse Sea Gate
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ne annual concert and reception Of Company c.
-a'n Regiment n 6. n y. will be held week
s -YH tomorrow evening at the armory Eighth
- ana fourteenth-st.. Brooklyn.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
ATTENTION, MEN!-$7.5O to Europe: also
free passage and steady position pro
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WANTED. man; cook and
laundress in large Adirondack camp; .
months; family OF 3. Send references 10
NJ, Box Is. Southport Conn
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PROFESSIONAL NURSE desires engage-
nlents. all cases. references from physi-
clans and families. moderate terms Mrs
PRESS. 732 Trsmont-Aye.
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LOST

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OF the German Savings Bank in the city
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are cautioned against negotiating the same.
II not returned to the bank on the 9th day
OF July. 1900. q duplicate will DO issued.
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Ocean 5Ieamers.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
- FOR DATES OF STEAMSHIP sAILINGs
SEE THIS COLUMN To MORROW.
OLD DOMINION LINE.
DAILY SERVICE
For Ola Point Comfort Norfolk, Portsmouth, Primers
Point Newport and Richmond. Va, connecting for
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and enti South and West.
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Cost.
Noiite 10 Creditors.

TINTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, South
- ern District New York.-THE LORAIN STEEL.
COMPANY Complainant against THE FORTY-SECOND
STREET. MANHATTANVILLE AND ST. NICHOLAS
AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY. Defendant
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In pursuance Of InterlOcutOry Decree duly made
and filed this suit June J. 1900. NOTICE IS HERE
BY GIVEN that all claims and demands against The
Toriy-Secon Manhattany1e and Nicholas
Railroad Company must be presented before
IN day Of 1900 the undersigned. a
once No 81 Wall Street. New York city. New York.
The first before the undersigned. the Master
appointed by Interlocutory Decree will be held
"wednesday. June q 1909 al u o'clock A; NJ. at his
said office No Wall Street. New York City
Dated New York June 8. 1900.
ARTHUR II. MASTEN.
U. S. Circuit Court Southern District
OF York
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WORK WANTED.

GOVERSESS BY young lady. educated in
English and German. 20 children
FI.At'HS. 233 East 81 81.
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YOUNG LADY. graduate good penman.
wants position either In real estate. law
yer's or ether Offices, good references Mss
@ lcS West So -
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WHITE STAR LINE

NEW YCRl-cI -ETNSTOWN- LIVERPOOL.
Tcutonc. June 20 noon Cymric July II m
y, noon LeIfoniN noon
July {. CiernR Ju'- IS noon
Oceanic. July II 5 30 Hai~st.r. A noon
For passage. freight and information aprIv 10
WHITE STAR LINE
Pier as North River. Once. g Broadway. y Y
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CASHIERS &c BOOIxKEEPERs'
DESKS.
CARPET CLEANING.
billiard AND POOL TABLES

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ave: % East l4th st. 25T West Ard at.
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WASHlNG.-By Swedish woman by dav
10 go out or take home: family washIre
preferred. Call or address ANNA. 49,
BussOn. 22S East 26th-st
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TYPEwRITERS.

TYPEwRITERS bought, sold, rented. re-
paired: best machines; lowest prices:
trial free: telephone. Consolidated
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 241 Bway.
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Diuioero Notltes.

NATIONAL Steel. COMPANY
A DIVIDEND Of Ia @ has been declared upon
the Preferred stock Of this Company, payable On
sune 30 1900 Stockholders Of record The close
business June 18th The Transfer books will be closed
as 70 the Preferred June 10TH June goth
both DAYS inclusive r s WHEELER. Treasurer.
June 1900.
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A MEXICAN LINE.

FAST EMPRESS SERVICE
INSTRUMENTATION
CALLING WESTROJND AT CHERBOCRG
Sailing WEDNESDAYS AT 10 A. NJ
4Southwark ........Juue - New York ........ July
St Paul .-....-.. June - St Paul
ST Louis St Louis .......... July
RAILING AT NOON.
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-CLARK's EXCURSIONS TO EUROPE.

Per CITY OF ROME and NEBRASKA specially
chartered June Both 90 Glasgow S. s 'ALLER' June
soth 20 Naples and Genoa: st louis and KEN
sINGTON" July AN. NEW YORK July lIth. ROUND
WORLD PARTY sept. 18TH. oct ard. Nov ard.
FRANK g. CLARK. III broadway Now York
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HYPNoTISM taught in all
sE2a.c fits branches. All nervous
WAS = = diseases cured by simple sug-
R%S%S Eestion. Free demonstrations
@ 4 44$ss4'sa. : ST s's-.: O.
n. Y.
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RHEUMATISM AND GOVT RE
LEVIED.
SCRAP IRON. MACHINERY. ETC.
SAFES.

SECOND HAND SAFES FOR SALE
Low prices: also safes moved and re-
paired. JAMES KERRIGAN, i, 391 Broad
way. corner 3Sth-st.
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CrNARn LINE

CTNARD LINE
~. TO LIVERPOOL. VIA. QUEENSTOWN.
From Piers - and 30, Snvth River.
1 81 July IL. ? 81
I.ucania -. June 20 A. n. I.1ernis July :
fr7ria July = noon. S"rvta July p = NJ
VERNON Il. BROWN 4 90. Con Agents
20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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SHORT ROUTE TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION
HOLLAND AMERICA LINE.

Rotterdam Amsterdam via EuHlogne-slr-
Me- g.. hours distant from either Paris ar London
New twin screw steamers Fotstau. Stateudau ana
Rotterdam. Summer Fret rI7ss ST5 and upward
second So ana upward All other steamers carry
one class n Cahiu pas1"rg"rs. So and upward
Appv 70 HOLLAND AMERICA LINE 20 Broadway.
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SITUATIONS WANTED


Mnac-
BUTTERFLY young colored man, In prt-
vate family; can furnish good references
Apply TO NJ GRAY, clT ThOmpson-st.
BUTLER or VALET.-Present employer
seeks position for very capable man; best
references Apply Ia East +Sth-st.
BUTTERFLY first class man; best refer
ences from present employer: Is excellent
cook BUTLER, go East 27th-St-
BUTLER or VALEr.-Present employer
seeks position for very capable man;
best references. Apply IA East 4Sth-st-
BUTLER. VALET. CoURIER.-First class
in every respect; no liquor or tobacco;
good appearance. speaks English, French;
experienced traveller. GEORGES. 2o4 West
24th-st.
COOK.-First class all branches and pastry;
American. French cook; understands
valet, butler. all housework: competent
sober. man: REFERENCES G.. Box IL. 1-242
Hroadway.
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FURNISHED ROuIIS.
nth ST. 20 WEST Desirable rooms.
with ~ without board. highest refer
eu,eS given and required.
list ST - WEST. Two large rooms,
with use Of hnth; references.
646 LFXINGTON-AVE.- Nicely furnished
rooms IN private house for gentlemen:
references required.
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T. m. viz, Pa sth ave. s. g. cor 29d-
152 0th-ave., CO. l2th-st.; MacYs
GENTLEMEN'S CLO THIN
BOUGHT.
LOUIS ORER. 1872 Seventh Ave.-Pa,d
highest prices for Rentlemen's clothes
only: orders by mail attended to-
HORIZONS ICE CREAM.
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Ice Cream OF the world. II is no secret:
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HELP WANTED.

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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

AT ST. BARTHOIDMEW'S EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU 2ll EaS' i2d s.. Telephone
5Gi %Ntu ST. First class servants supplied
hpuyes closed for families VINO a~e leaving
town. r1retuksrs furnished fnr the summer
AT ST. BARTHOLOMEW EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU. 2ll East l2d-st.. Telephone
2 HGi 2Sih- sf.- First class servants supplied =.
houses closed Tor families who are leaving
town. Caretakers furnished for the summer.
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DANBURE HATS.

% DESBROSSDS- ST. the place to buy your
hats, DANBURY HAT CO. % Desbros-
GeH-st
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ERENCH LINE.

L'RE\iH LINE.
L COMPAGNIE GESERALE TRANsATLANTTQyE-
DIRECT LINE TO HANTE PARIS tFranr~I
Sailing ThGr@Gay az 10 a n
From Pier No ~ N1rth River. foot Morton 81.
IA C'hampagne. June = IN Ga-eoEne July II
L.Aquitare June . la EretaFa" July ~
La Touraine In Champagne Igly ~
Paris Hotel Accommodates reserved far company
passengers upon application
General Agency % Rroadvny. New York.
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NEW-YORk-AN TWFRP-PARis
Every Wednesday a u noon
Southwark ........ Juna II starsinrton T,rv
Westernland June - Nooriand .......Tulv I
'TheEe steamers carry cabin third-cass passenger
low
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers - and II. y. r. once. u Broadway.
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COOk-Ry elderly woman. in private IAN
liy in the country. competent, willing and
obltgi1g. moderate wages 90 2d-ave.. top
floor
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DED d LINE.

DED d LINE.
~ For La Ciuayra. Puerto Cahello. Curacao
sito via Ctracao-Ca Hing also at Puerto Rico.
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
c PHILADELPHIA ..... Thursday. June 81 / r NJ
CARACAS. Saturday. July
These vessels superior accommodations FOR
BOUITON. BLISS & DAILETT.
Managers. I35 Front -
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YOUNG MAN. as haliooy. or to make him
self generally useful about the house
Call or address JONES. % West 125th-sL,
WUUs's bell
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
From New York Wednesdays. FRIDAYS and Saturdays
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued all
points IN Colorado, Arizona California. Mexico
&c Georgia Florida SC. Delightful Excursions.
Write for page Pocket Guide mailed freeJ.
q II. MALLORY & co, Gen. Agts. Pier 20 Z. r.. y Y
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Ne" YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY
Once Of the TTeasuTsL
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
New York June 49, 1900.
NM, DIVIDEND No. I27.
1hE BOARD OF DIRECT ORS have declared

pr,r a quarterly dividend 81 ONE AND ONE QUARTER
-ENT- upon the capital stock OF this compa n.y.
is.s al the Office Of the Treasurer and after the
eios @ 81 July 70 shareholders Of record at the
insfs, the transfer books the goth day OF June
,,. ne transfer books will be closed O'Clock the
royI ooh 81 june 10th inst. and be reopened tho
NJ. T. WILBUR.
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NNGHOR TLDR7E.

TO l. 6 o W VIA LOND NDBRRY
From Pier "a, North River. foot West 2ih
Ehiopia .....June l6 city Rome June so noon
Furnessia June p. Anchoria . JuIy noon
Cabin passage. $50 end upward
Second Cabin $40 S37 S'ecraEe 500 80 to So so
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents Il & ~ broadway
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COOK-Ry reat young woman as first class
cook. thoroughly competent; six years In
last place 100 East 5+Jh-St-
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VALET. BJ-TLER-VAI.ET or STEWARD. :
by an experienced Englishman: exCsI-f
lent personal New-Norx references dtssu-i
gagged HOLMES. ia West 55th-s,
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HOUSEWORK.-By young girl lately !
landed u do any kind OF light hOuSework .
les West Esad-ave.. Weiss bell
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FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY
kNICKERBoCKER ICE COMPANY.
yf,rr., =, - - Chicago. III. June ~, 1900.
I'VE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day

on ~, clafsa e semiannus dividend Of three cent
100 pttiLea stock q this Company. payable July
- ssehnoloers Of june 49, 1900. The
D'9as Of the preferred stock Will be closed at u
s.ssNne ~, and remain closed until July 2 1900
T,.s. VII De mailed stockholders by the Central
-FUht Company u New York
WILLIAM A WALTER. Secretary.
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SECRETARY OF GARMENT WORK
ERS' UNION ON TRUSTS.

n his address before the Chicago
Trust Conference, Mr.. Henry White,
i general secretary of the United Gar
ment Workers said:
"We must distinguish between the use
and abuse of a thing, otherwise no human
institution could stand. Discrimination is
the soul Of argument, While pointing
out the evils of trusts we must not for
get the serious grievances of competitive
business-its limitations, it's wastes, its
uncertainties. Workingmen are only too
familiar with the disheartening reply
when asking for an increase of wages,
Cant afford it on account of competi-
ton The trust method, at least, changes
the situation as far as ability to concede
better conditions are concerned.
1.-The real reason why trusts have
grown so wonderfully in this country is
really due to the American genius for do.
ing things upon a large scale, and put
ting natural forces to the best use.
''That it gives the customer the benefit
OF increased econmoy in production by
lowering prices and by which consumption
is increased. That it makes employment
more regular and enables higher wages tc
be paid That it creates more certainty
and system in business, thus making pan.
les less likely. That it opens up foreign
markets on account Of the superior pro-
ductive methods.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-11-03

their ability to discriminate between the
right and the wrong. Bryan attempted
something of this same sort four years
ago, and failed. He deserves to fail
again this year. The American people
are intelligent; by nature the vast major
ity is orderly disposed and law-loving;
they have the ability to listen attentively
and with understanding to fair discus
sion, to weighThe merits and dement's
Of the cause under consideration, and to
return a verdict unintluenced by selfish
passion and mean prejudice. An cleo
ton is much like the trial of case be-
fore a Court-the voters are the jurors.
The obligation of their citizenship re-
quires them to pay strict attention to the
testimony, ponder all the evidence, and
then to decide according to the law and
the evidence. The man who seeks to
intlame their passions, who resorts to
triCkery, ChiCanery and the introduction
of irrelevant matters to influence their
verdict, is like the shyster lawyer, who,
having weak case, undertakes dis
honest methods to win it. In the capac-
ity of Juror every American should
resent the Vaccinations Of the shyster
lawyer. As a citizen and voter, every
American should resent the attempt of
the shyster politician, who, having no
case, endeavors to win dishonesty. The
closing of the campaign on the Demo
cratic side eXemplifles the insult the
shyster politician offers to American in,
telligence; it is ignominious before all
| men, and the true American will resent
the insult by wiping out the ignominy
with his ballot.-Baltimor American.
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ELECT MR.. BLAKENEY.

n n ARYLAND will join with the
INl country on Tuesday next in
Y re-electing President Mckinley
and so let this Congressional
district keep in line by eleCting Hon. A.
A. Blakeney to Congress. The country's
need in addition to Republican pres-
and Nice-President is the election of a
Republican majority in the House OF
Representatives So voters OF Cecil
county do your part Mr.. Blakeney en-
joys the full confidence Of the people
He has been tried and tested and his
election to Congress would be no expert
ment in the question of fitness for the
high position. Mr.. Blakeney is sound on
all questions which the great Republican
party is now dealing with. He is solid
on the money question and it is most
urgent that no risk be taken as to the
free silver fallacy of Bryan and his fol-
lowers. The people Of this district GER
tainly realize the danger from the cleo
tion of a Democratic majority in Con-
gress to say nothing Of Bryan as Presi-
dent. Thus Mr.. Blakeney and the Re-
publican national ticket appeal to every
citizen who is for free government,
honest money, the building up Of trade
and commerce and general prosperity.