davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-15
FEELING A GREAT TREE.
Electricity Employed to Hew Down
"a Giant Elm.


One of the chief attractions OF Jackson
Vile, ILL.,. is the large trees which over
arch many of the principal streets. shield
ing them from the sun. The grounds OF
the State Insane Hospital, located there,
are also shaded with many trees, and re-
Gently a limb Of one of the largest OF the
trees broken off by the wind. AS it
fell it blocked the carriage drive, and it
was decided to cut away the Whole tree.
AS the workmen found the tree too large
for a crosscut saw, they we're about to
chop it down when it was suggested that
the electrician 'eleetrocute'' it.
Following out the suggestion, connec-
ton was made with an arc lamp circuit
passing near. The electrician changed the
circuit at the power house so 1t could be
thrown on 10 a dynamo that YVES operating
a power circuit, and then dropped couple
of short wires from the nearest arc lamp
pole. connecting twenty feet Of No Il iron
wire between them. Putting thewire around
the tree and having a couple of men hod
it taut, the current was turned on. but it
was found that only thirty-fiye ainpere
circuit could be obtained This was not
sufficient to make any appreciable effect
on the trunk of the tree. After another
unsuccessful attempt with smaller iron
wire the are light circuit had to be put in
service for the night.
Z
weather proof lines were run 10 the near
est underground feeder, and tweuty-foot
piece of seven-strand No. 16 galvanized
iron wire was inserted in the circuit three
of the strands being taken out to give air
space and room for the products of COM
bustiol 20 pass. The feeder was cut cut
of regular duty aud put on a small dynamo,
which was also specially arranged for a
wide regulation of voltage. The dynamo
tyfrT r,da of uIo rr.afe Il
told to keep his eye on man who was
placed on top of the Administration Build
ing tower to transmit the signals from the
electrician.
Soon after a signal vas passed the wire
became uncomfortable to the touch; an
ether signal. and 1t soon began to smoke
and the bark to blaeken; another, and the
zinc whitened, while those holding the
cautery began sliding it slowly back and
forth. The bark spanked and smoked. The
wire took dull red color in the sunlight
and cherry hue in the crevice. Its mo-
ton was adjusted so as to give sufficient
air to reduce the wood to soft charcoal
after the water was evaporated, and to
remove the charcoal as fast as formed.
In an hour the crevice was eighteen
inches deep. and at this point the wire,
having been considerably reduced in size
by oxidation gave way. and was repla ced
Dy dnotneI. Inc opeIdtlOh was Kept up
until the trunk was almost cut through,
when the little bit of unburned wood in
the centre OF the trunk parted and the
tree fell.
The tree was an elm with a large per-
centage of water, and was eleven feet in
circumference. The current in the eau
terry was from 100 to 1876 amperes direct,
the voltage al the machine being -aried
from so to 115. The time consumed in
the operation was two hours and ten min
Gteg
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-15

There was a general advance in the
prices OF stocks yesterday, continuing the
good record made on Monday, and even
lettering 1t on the whole The buying
was said 10 be more important than at
sion orders in evidence in addition to the
professional business which still domi-
mated the situation. There was a more
hopeful tone in the gossip also, many of
the larger commission brokers going so
far as to predict that an advance OF inn
portance may be looked for during the
present and succeeding weeks. 1t is TO
be feared, however. that this optimism Is
il-founded. The trading element is like
ly 10 continue in control. The present ad
vance may last day or two longer, but
II will be followed, as all the other small
upward movements have been, by a re-
eession- 1t is not yet time to expect the
important boom that is to come when the
large people get into the market. This
class OF people are now of yachting The
New York and Boston yacht clubs have
more boats in the water than ever before
IN their history and a very large per-
sentage Of them are filled with people that
buy stocks, either for themselves or for
others. The momentary strength OF the
market is due to the somewhat better
Chinese situation, and to the much more
hopeful talk regarding the crops. The
street seems to pas little or no attention
10 the continuance of the gold shipments
and for very good reason. II is very
different 20 send out gold because you
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-15
HENRY PAINE'S REPARTEE.
of His Disregard for
Certain Brothers in LAW.
From The San Francisco Wave

The late Henry W. Paine, OF the Massachusetts,
bar, was once defending charity case in which
a low of fifteen was charged with arson. He made
out 4 strong case TO prove the defendant az
idiot After a charge from the judge. which WAS
practically All order for acquitta the jury brought
in a verdict Of guilty. The judge asked Paine
if he would move for new trial. Il thank you
for your suggestion" was the answer, but | am
oppressed with the gravest doubts whether ] have
the right to move for new trial. Your honor,
have already asked for and have received for my
idiot client the most precious heritage of our
English and American common lava trial by a
jury Of his peers.
Paine had an old quarrel with the Supreme
Court and never lost an opportunity of showing
his contempt for that body. Ones. riding from
Boston to Cambridge with load OF law books,
he was accosted by a young Harvard man with
the remark: "You have quite load, Mr. Paine.
Law books, supposey" "oh, no." was the
answer, "only Supreme Court reports"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-15

slow. and offerings were also limited.
Choice bag lots were in fair request.
There was fair demand for No. white
and No. mixed oats. but the major por-
ton of the arrivals were of medium and
low grades.
The market for butter was firm. Re
ceipts were fair and the demand was fair.
Receipts of strictly fresh eggs were light,
and, with a good demand prices were firm
ly held.
There was a fair demand for choice offer
ings of poultry, and, with moderate re-
ceipts, prices ruled steady.
The cotton market was steady.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-15
stop that Head Cold in 10 minutes

or it will develop into Chronic Catarrh Dr.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder stops cold in the head
In 10 minutes and relieves most acute and deep
seated Catarr. after one application Cures
quickly and permanently. Il have used DIR. AG
news Catarrhal Powder with best results II i
a great remedy. and ! never cease recommending
it."-John L. DELL Paulding. Ohio. Fifty cents.
Sold by +. 5. Williams, Ninth and Streets Ed
monds & Williams, Third Street and Pennsylvania
Ayenue.--l2 d.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-15
Washington STOCK E.cnnaEe.

sales--U. s. Coupon SIS, s1O0G10a ga;
Real Estate Title. 1OGSO; Mergenthaler
Linotype, 1561s7 Ia, 1od1S7 Is; Ameri-
can Graphophone Co.. 1006H AIS; 1909
II: American Graphophone CO. Pref, 40d
70 Ii After Call-CapitaI Traction, 1000
lO2 1-2-seIler 20; Mergenthalar Linotype.
gzH 1877 Ia
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-15
"A Eye to business.


IFIUFIT IT. IIt-1IT3V I'3aVIEVFsI
Tens;t Ito his landlord, who is physician)--
The house really must be repaired, doctorl As a
result OF the dampness | have contracted rheuma.
tism, and my children all have bad colds
Landlord evidently peased)-ln that case my
dear sir, You should call at my office in Office
hnnrsl
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-15
STOCKS MOVING UPWARD
Iron and Steel Shares the Features
of the Day in Wall Street.

Tbe Death of {. Il. Huntington and
the Export of Gold Exert Little In
nuencc ON the Nnrket-sitGht he
actions in Southern Pacific. II. &
o.. and sugar-Trnfic Statements.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-15
INSTANT RELIEF

from headaches, nausea. giddiness. stomach piins.
and indigestion follows the OF Warmers SAFE
, Cure. S,ld by all druggists.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-15
New York stock Marker.

Corrected dsily by W. B. Hibbs & Co. mem.
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, 1919 +
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-15
DO YOU NEED MONEY
We Have 1t for You


You need 20 to no trouble to borrow from
friends: be Independent Of asking favors. We will
lend YOU on your furniture and pianos any
household goods or personal property. viii chaTg.
Won less and make the most lenient terms In
TACT YOU can borrow on ,our own terms. Call and
get our rates before you decide who 70 borrow
from Strictly confidential Private ofiices. Co.
LUMBIA GUARANTEE co, CTS 81. NV.
aull-tf.em
MONEY LOANED on d. C.. Nd. and Va. real es-
tate; also stocks, bonds, second truss, etc.
Address at once BON 7S3, this Office. II
MONEY To LOAN at 81. sX g. and az per
cent in sums Of $1,000 to $1,000 on d. @.
real estate; pay oil and per cent mortgages
and begin anew; all transactions Conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers. WM Il
SAUNDERS CO.. l407 st. NV. iyI-ti. EN-
MONEY loaned salaried people and retail mer-
chants upon their names without Sc
curity; easy payments. ToIMAN. Room As. 9oa-
pl4 st. ocss-iyr
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-15

The earnings of the Northern Pacific
for the first week of August showed an
increase Of 100000. The common stock
yesterday advanced TO 80 IA, and closed
at 50 Is with good net gain. The other
Pacifics were fairly strong.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-15

have to and because you wish to. The
shipments this week are likely to be $10.
100000. a large rert OF which will be for
the bond syndicate.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-15

Baltimore and Ohio common was one
of the few weak features of the day. 1t
opened at 70 is and sold as low a. 70 Ia.
closing at "A. The preferred was little
dealt in, and closed virtually at the open
ing price. The selling Of the common
stock was heavy. 1t was explained when
the July net earnings statement was made
public. The earnings were 1915, 14s, show
ing a decrease of s229. 600
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-15
Chicago Grain and Provision Market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hihbs & Co., mem
bers of the New York Stock Exchange, 14l9 F
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-15

Sugar was rather weak. 1t opened at
125 and sold down 10 123 So, closing at
1913 "a. There was a slight recovery dur
ing the last hour and many believed that
it was to be permanent. but in the last
fifteen minutes Of the day the stock broke
again. There was no news regarding the
trust or its stock.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-15

Brooklyn Rapid Transit was the feature
OF the morning hours. 1t got above 80 early
in the day, and seemed inclined to go
higher. Later IT quieted down and closed
at 80. Talk of the report of the company
was general. The document must be pub
lished according to law today. The street
is rather hopeful in its expectations regard
ing it, II the stock should advance seye al
points on the report. ii might not be bad
idea TO sell out, for a temporary decline Oh
the realizing of the good news.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-15

The passage of the dividend on Iowa
preferred stock was not the occasion OF
much surprise in the street The new
people in control were expected to cut of
the disbursement for a time.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
foreclosure Sales.


sectrotypes being Included and described
tory made by said Harper and Brothers
time % the delivery % said and
made prior that time By the business
defendant Harper Brothers an q
which inventories reference Is made
description eIectrotyBes the Inventories
above mentioned in he plaintiff
AL OF which property and upon the real
estate and premises herefnabove described.
Also the right publish periodicals. knsxa . 3
zl1e.' ''Harper's Weekly 'Harperz Bazaarf'
'HsrpeF's Round Table" similar style:
and also ths right 20 The use Of the Harper &
br0tneEs- IN business which may carried bY
me purchaser purchaser provided
70 ne provisions OF certain supplemental pledge
covenant dated November 10, aerweeu .
members Of the corartus-shp 20 Brothers
the corporation Harper a Brothers
company TTuftee. m0rrzags heTeirhefora
mentioned for the or said Harner
and The and said periodicals. above
mentioned. as provided BY pedss agreement.
and also the said pledge and agreement and al ssnedrs
and rights Hereunder thereby granted
Dated New-York July 70 i0GO.
..- - HAMILTON ODELL. zsa=rsa.
STETSON. JENNINGS r SSF.T.r.
Attorneys flr Pfain-tT Broad street
Borough % Manhattan NeW Clty-
sold described above. rs numbers sar a.
numbered 35, 81, 40. al, 32a 137 Pearl
Street and - 81 81 So s. s6, ss % CIl1
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
>-Ew YoRK suPREME COURr. County q

NEW YORK SUPREME COURI, county OF
~ New York The United Fire Insurance Com
paay Plaintiff against sarah J. Lozier and otAels -
teudants
IN pursuance % . Judgment OF FoTeciosuTs ard Sala
duy made entered the aoove-e1tiet aetion ana
bearing date thirteenth day OF July. 1850 T. ne ua
aersrned the Referee said iudgneI- na1le- VII s@u
AZ Public Auction At New York Real Gstate sales
Room No BroadWay. IN the Borough OF Manhattan.
CITY or York The ninth tay q AususL lsto Al
u . clock noon. that LAY. ey Peter 2 Meyer Aae-
uOaee- The premises directed hy said Judgmenl % es
sold and therein described as toloWs-
All ot piece or parcel Of and Win the
building and improvements thereon erected situate inS
5ascribss "a follows. 10 BEGINNING a point
Nicholas Avenue hulc-et a1d
thirteen I3l and seven-eghths Ia inches
uhEardy from formed BY the intersecton
- rNA westerly side of Nicholas Avenue With the
Serhe-}v sffe ~ hundred twentieth Street
ans thence Westwardy parallel with one hundred and
distance through party
val seven-y-oas TN -even and threel1arters tl
Inches tE-ncs SuurhwardY parallel vita E1snth Avenue
easrWartly parallel Win
one hundred twentieth Street and paFv or ne ts
tancs through another party wall eighty sht 50 feet
81 and 6s) inches % the westerly side Of ST
S-irsc5s sv.n- and thence Northarsly along the
e- side of st Nicholas thi-yOns t3h feet eght
ana oneuartsr tS inches the point place OF BE-
Dated. New York. Iuiy laIh 1890
LOUIS B. HASBROTCK. Referee.
FRFrlFyRIr DE P FOSTER. Attorney Piaiurt1 =
wall street Borough Manhattan. CIV % SsE YORK
The following diagram % tae property 20 Be so6;
M street number Is Ial s. Nicholas Avenue.
non Street
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

Z
~ New York-The UaiJed Fire Insurance Com
nany Plaintiff Maria Theresa BaFFy and others
Defendants
duly made and entered the ahoveeEri-led acton ana
bearing date thirteenth of July 1900 t1e under
signed. Referee said judgment named VIII SCI az
Public NeW York Real Estate Sales oor
No III Broadway. Borough ~ Manhattan Ciry p
New York Or August 1900 Al L oelaek
noon. on that DAY, by Peter F. Meyer AgeElenee Lle
premises directed by said Judgment % De sold and therein
All that certain tot piece parcel q Land. with ths
building improvements thereon erected situate s
city Of New York, and bounded ana ds
scrihed ss follows 20 wiz =. -.
BEGINNING point On the WesJ--ty slde OF -
Nicholas Avenue distant -gh-veignr t,s r-et nine ana
tb-e.T,a-ta- o. inches southWsrdIy
formed DIV the intersection OF The Wesar.y AIDE or ~
NfchoIas Avenue S0uchsrly SIDE or one huncd
ana twentieth and running thence N@sVVaTlly
hundred and twentieth street eVertr
and hve-etEhth Oh ~ nches tfenee
Souhvardv parallel with Eighth Avenue rWealy hee
warciy again parallel with one hundred ard tNenrA
street seventeen 40 feet, thence NorhWa-dy, SgAlA
parallel with Eighth Avenue. four "a Feet ana thfs15
Quarter ~ inches. thence EastwaFdy. again paraLel
hundred and twentieth street ana par OF IAs
through wall seventy one ttlt rt eeFe
ana three-ouarter u1Al inches the Westerly SIDE o
Nicholas and thence Nor-hWar1y a4ens TIE
Ts-ar side II - tRenUyfouF Ca fee
and 1ueeiEhrh Olsl lachss 10 ne point Or pace q
beginning Dated. New York. july ION, Lon
Louis p. HASBROCCk. Referee
FREDERIC Do p FOSTER.
Attorney Plaintiff IS Wall street Borough OF Nal
haitian. City cf New York -.
The following diagram of the properly 20 oe ss1s
It's street number IS 1913 St. Nicholas Avenue
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
Proposals.
AsURY DEPARTMENT, once supervis-

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office Supervis-
ing Architect Washington, D. c., July 9th, 1900
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this Office until
o'clock T. day Of August. 1900, and then
Cpened completion except electric
work heating supply and other pipes1 Of Covered
Way House, the L. 5 immigration station,
Ellis Island, York Earbor IN accordance with the
dra specifications, copies OF which may be had
mis- office Messrs- Boring q Tiltun,
Arctireetg 81 Broadway. York y. 7. JAMES
ITlJ0x TAYLOR Supervising Architect
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
VACATIONRESORTS

Along the North shore OF Long Island
0aho AZ the charming inland locations of
S"AeeticUt and among the Berkshire and
Aehheid Hills, reached by the finest
rough and suburban train service rum
-Ag ogt of New York. send twO-eent stump
y Ne" York. New Haven and Hartford HniI-
@"' Room ,, Grand Central station New
N' ar Passenger Department, New
~'sh' fsr descriptive books and list Of
eiS' boarding Houses. Rates for Beard
Passenger Fares.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

YoRK.-John C. Barr. Pla.nrt1 against John
Ottstadt 81 al DEFENDANTS
In pursuanCs = Judgment u foreclosure and sails
duy entered In the above entitled action lated the arh
day OF July ia0 the referee Judgment nar,.s
VIII sell at public auction New
sales Room No III Breadway Borough OF Man
haitian City Of New York say of August
1870 az twelve o clock day By William
AeIey AncJionesr ne premises directed iudE-
aent % be sold and therein described follows. All
those SIX certain lots pieces parcels q situate
iyng and being easteriy Robbins Avenue
the twenty third Ward OF the Borough
OF New York which taken particuarlV
bounded and described follows Beginning A. a
point on the easrsry side II Robbins
seventy tf9 feer NCrthery from
OF Datsr street lately laIth and formerly Lexiz
street, and thence
SIDE OF Robbins Avenue one
thence EastsTy and parallel Datsr Street
dred tloOl feet 20 between
Robbins and Concord Avenues THENCE SCgthery along
said centre line q The block One efty 150
feet and thence Westerly and parallel Datsr
street one hundred yO feet % The point place % b
ginning
Dated. New York. July . 1870
ALGERNON : NORTON. Referees.
MERRILL & ROGERS. Attorneys tor PIaintir III
Broadway, Manhattan. New York city.
The following diagram of property 70 be soId
described above. street numbers hsvs ysr bsan
given said premises.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
MANHATTAN BEACH.
ROCKAWAY BEACH.

= IFaHs s. IeaSe S 9t53 81 81 p r. T. week days, 500
$50 20 $50, $40 P NJ. 1000 P III HammeI onIy5
On Saturdays additional trains viii 20 20 3aG
and $50 p NJ Returning last leaves the Beach at
1910 P NJ - ~ -
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
IN pursuance OF an order OF Hon Abner C
ri PTRsTANCF OF AN ORDER Of Hon
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK. by the Grace of God Free and lndePendent
Joseph Jefters Allan william hlrkiah tat D1Is1s
Allan, Jennie Allan heirs and next OF Kin OF James Aa
deceased. greeting
whereas, Barton Allan and Jim Allan. of % me
CITY York lately applied 10 the surrogate
or New York 10 have certain IN
strlrnent IN writing bearing date the @sth cay OF No
both real and personal property
dulv Droved as the VIII and Testament Of James Al
Ian New YORK deceased, Therefore
YOU and each cited before the Surr
gare OF County New York al ms office IN the
-ouaty OF York the llth day ot september one
thousand nine half past Ten CLOCK IN
forenoon and there 10 attend the probate
of the said VIII Testament
M -ucb - YOU as are hereby cited under the
age Of twenty-one years required 70 appear by your
II have none. 10 appear
and amply Tor appointed OF IN the event or your
fsrrl-e a guardian VIII be appointed
the Surrogate and act FOR you in the pro
ceeding -.
In Testimony Whereof We have caused the seal Of me
surDgstrs Court said County of New York TO De
hErruntb affixed -, . - .,-
said County 1f New York. q said County. the
n. 81 14th dav OF July. year Of Lord one
- nine hundred
J. FAIRFAX n L4AUGHLlNt
Clerk SuTTogates Court
FFTTTRETCH, SILKMAN & SENbEL4
Attorneys PetitionerA Times Building Manhattan
New York City
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

The approximate u hs lien OF charge 70 satisfy
which The above described property Is 20 be sold
$40 2la s. with interest from 1900 together vita
allowances amounting % Sas4 Is wl-l interest
from July OF the sale
Tne said premises viii sold subject drst
thereon from the drd dag af
May 1900 al OF Eve per Der annuns and
with
thereon from May 3rd hve
DaTed New York. July 10. 1900
ALGERNON 5. NORTON. Rstsres
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

a Illustrated Catalogue of the "gour-Track Series
- BE- free postpaid receipt Of postage stamp
seo- z Daniels G. P. A. Grand Central Station New
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
n,REAsI-RY DEPARTMENT. Ofce snperELs-

L ,nK Architect Washington, D. C. July
ST lied PROPOSALS wiz De received this
. a,alOck p Tth day OF August, z
opened heating and yvntlatag work fer the fol
f'90y Hospital Hospital Outbuildiug Kitchen
-5 PtsraETant Bath House and Laundry Building
~.r,fsT corridor. ana WAYS o. s. Iumi-
tfon Ellie
ence with the ana specification. of which
T5av h. had At crlCc once Boring &
Tflfap Architects. No - Broadway New York. N. Y.
AsfF-s KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising Architect
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

approximate charge 70 saffE-
which above described property Is be sold ts
June 1900 togeher with costs and allowance amounting
S3605i with interest from July iSth. toxsth-~
Of the sale The
assessments and other U-n.
% b- purchaser
paid Referee S6Is interest and 49,
OF 1900 II levied or before the day OF
Dated: New York July 18th. 1900.
LOUIS .. HASBROCCK, RessrvsL
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
mREAsrRY DEPARTMENT. otiee superEIs-

ing Architect Washington. .. c.. July 10. 1900
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received this Office
2 O'clock T. 7th day Of August 1900. ana then
opened the construction OF glazed porch al the
q Station. Ellis Island New York Harhor.
with the dzawinEs and speeneation copies
this Office the Office MesHrz-
Boring & Tilton Architects, ~ Broadway. New York.
n Y JAMES KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising Architect
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
I2Oth SlreeL,


Ta anp-oxtrnare amount Of charge satisfy
which me described property is 10 . sold .
SIS GT5 90 with from ths SOth day O.
June 1900 together with costs and allowance --aou1s
ufth July 18TH 1900. togetheE
th ths expenses sale The approxir@ts amount
and other Tens %
purchase money o.
Nv he Referee and taxes az
f9O0 n levied before the day 1r sale
Dated: New Tork. july 18Th 1900. -
LOUIS B. HASBROUCK. Refsrss
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
gountrp Boaro.

FAMILY boarding fine grounds; Verahga]'
- stable 900 IT. elevation The Ridgedale. Madsoh " },
A PRIVATE HOME for epileptios. Address DE-.
~ WILLIAMSON. -Lnndun. Conn
DOPLAR BLUFF LODGE.-situated O plateau sur
rounded by mountains; large airy rooms
rates moderate. 2. NJ. MERRILL Loon Lake N 4
4 ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for The tribune
~ received their Uptown Ofce. No. 1242 broadway
% door north Of 3lstst. O'Clock p adVertise-
received following branch Offices at regular
Office rates until O'Clock .. viz; 254 stn- : 9
9ai-st-. 1872 6th-sv- T2th-st-: Marvs bn-e-e
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
Summer Resort Uuioes.

Adirondack Mountains.
The Great lakes, Mackinaw,
thousand Islands,
Lakes of Central New York,
Saratoga, Lake George,
Colorado, Yellowstone Park,
CatskiII Mountains, Montreal.
Niagara Falls. RichfieId Springs.
Utah and California Resorts,
Berkshire Hills, Lake MahoPac,
The North Pacific Coast,
Lebanon Springs. LitchfieId Hills,
hillbrOok, the Hudson River.
West Point, Lake Mohegan,
Green Mountains, Lake ChampIain, and
scores of other delightful resorts, all
reached via NEW YORK CENTRAL.
n Illustrated Catalogue Of the 'FouT-Track Series
BE- free postpaid on receipt OF postage stamp