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PPR-T,,,B1"SlS'g',pf"1p
Tr 10 THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25t lB97.it ......
P ro-Z oic?r Crccf -Sato To-Day! Another Great Sale I
iD'Neill's.
I lore Wonderful Values in
I Eugs,Curtaiiis Upholstery Goods
I ANOTHER GREAT CHANCE TO PRACTICE REAL ECONOMY.
p These goods at these prices are without doubt the
ii most extraordinary bargains ever advertised. Supply
W. your wants now, while you have the opportunity. The
ff prices will be higher later in the season :
i ONE THOUSAND FIFTEEN HUNDRED
I JAPANESE RUGS SMYRNA RUGS,
Y at less than cost of Importation. All high grade, at these extraordinary prlcuii
H 3x 3 feet . 69c. 7 x 4 feet .... 6.84-
f 4x 7 feet ( . . i 2.24 o T 6 feet lien
ft 6x 9 feet , . . , 3.94- ' ' ' '3.50
m 9x 9 feet .... 5.58 ioV. x 72 feet , , , 21.50
9mfeet '! 7'98 9x9 feet . . , . 24.00
f 300 INGRAIN 12x9 feet . . . 27.50
f KENSINGTON ART SQUARES, PORTIERES and
m All Wool, to be closed out at once. Note
I ,..". "";"'. . a.7s UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
!lx3 yards' , ', 5.7 0 SATIN DAMASK PORTIERES, five colors,
3X31!) yards , , , 6.65 very rich, and formerly priced at 12.43,
3x4 yards , , , 7.6 0
3x5 jards . . . 9.6 0 7.98 Pair.
TWO HUNDRED PLAIN CHENILLE PORTIERES, rich fringes,
BAGDAD COUGH COVERS v.-.
Beautiful Colors, 2.85 Pair.
.s..wu s-cis-ii. A Urge Assortment of TAPESTRY DAM
LACE CURTAIN BARGAINS! ASK and BROCATELLE, Etc, formerly 1.25 to
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, worth 1.25 to 2.50, 3.50 yard, reduced to
98c, 1.25, 1.48 and 1.90 Pr. ,n qop , qR , qR Y .
IRISH POINT CURTAINS at less than cost t 4ob,i oou, l'Qa -30 """
2.98, 3.98, 4.98, 5.50 Pr. clos,ne out odd Iots of SILK drapery
REAL TAMBOUR LACE CURTAINS, for- PORTIERES, goods that were formerly marked
nierly 4.75 to 5-9S, now selling at o.48 and 14.00,
I 3:50.:.3:.98..a!,.d.l:5?..:r: At6.98andio.oo.
m j ai.1. fctcilm (Kxokpt mwttiB) j 3 5oo yards pRINTED DRAPERY SILKS, new
El I DELIVKItEU FIIKI! TO AW POIT j ' ' '
fir wiTUi.t too sm.m or Kvr tuhk j designs and colors,
I l" f 44c. and 58c. Yard.
Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street
j Jsumratt glcisortjs.
p neWvork"
t- LAKE W1AHOPAC, N. Y.
fet? - THOMPSON'S nOTEL remains ojn until Oct. 1.
$fc Accessible via Harlem It. R. from O. C Depot or X. V.
iy and Putnam R. R., connecting with Sixth annuel.
if road at 133th t. EMERSON CLARK. Prop.
$ LONG ISLAND.
Vf
4 nuci.Trn ni,.iMi, i i., x. t,
HASyHAiySET
I MOUSE.
ja Thli deservedly popular hotel will he
SESDiEPT- XS,
and later If business warrant. Address H. D. V.
L'i .UAWbON. Managcr.Manhanaet Housc.SulTolk C0..N.Y.
5 1 Manhattan Beach Hotel
If Oriental Hotel
p ' Now Open.
1 T. F. SILLECK. MANAOER.
"i iv Be. Time Table Excursion Column.
t r Bicyclists can now ride direct to and nave their
V, ,?' WheeU checked at Manhattan Beach notol.
J ? AN rDEAL'FAIXASlTAt.'TClIN RESORT;
t Sri SEASHORE AND COUNTRY COMBINED.
, Prospect House and Cottages.
r 'A r BAY HIIOItE. rO.Mi IMI.AtD.
2 gl- Most fashionable resort on Long Island. Send for
V -X dvaciiptlve circular. Open until Oct. 1. One hour
" , from New York. Itciuouable rate s.
5 h K. 31. ItOOgns, Proprietor.
t p Sharbn Springs.
f SHARON SPRINGS, NX
h PAVILION HOTEL, Open Juno 15.
J f JOnN II. GARDNER 4 SOS.
IE SHARON HOUSE,
!'P Opon Juno 1st to Oct. 1st.
5 II. I'. BHARP. Prop.
9 1 uiujiht a.i most cimri.irrn nclpihtb
'' V- BATUIM. IMTIII.III1IKT l THE LI. H.
f jf PAMI-1II.ET3 ON APl'LICATION.
j h Baratoga HprliiKS.
1 1 Saratoga.
-. XTbe Ovanb Ulnfon
14 . Will remain open until Hcpt. intu.
S if WOOLLEY Si GKItUA.N.S, Proprietor,
J Baratoga Springs, N. V.
i.i ,p 8tillivuiiCouiity.
fe ff HIIHM1T IIOl'HK. Washington Ilro. , proprietors,
Jfj h Liberty, Sulllnin county. N. . Flnt-ilaas aocommo-
p datlonsi large farm aud rialrjr. plf hit of fresh milk,
. food livery; gunning and fl.hlug; Cathollo family.
p I CATSklLL'auilJN'rAlNi
5 1AT6KILLJIOUNTAI.NH. Mountain Retreat nouse,
g, ri y KUkatom, N. Y , acuomiuolatesTOireducedrates.
A V Call on J, UKAIUJON, 1 Abingdon square, 1 to 0 P. M,
p NEW JERSEY.
f S ATLAVTIO COtNT I.OTK.
We have atcure d all the desirable estates on the
h ip Kew Jersey Coast between Rlberoo and DcalDeoeh,
'( y Including the Darllnglon Bectlon. Wo are mapping the
i. If? wbolepropertylntobulldlngplots,and,wltboutregurd
'C t, to expense, we aro beautirylng the wholo section.
p We have acomplctesystein of sanitary sewerage, the
i best roads and sidewalks, elo'trlo lights, gas, pure
I r"' water supply from our own arte.lau wells. Wo are
j If aailou. tu mako this property the ellto suinmrr
L ', residence section, and with that end In view we will
r a, sell ploU of gro'iml to f.eict families wliowlll build
Fj desirable homes, lluthanuy Inn, one of ihe leading
U and largest hotols on the (oust, cujojs acharmlu
Kj looatlonona central portion of the tract, The Inn
, VV ru t,,,n crowded durlug the entire summer. A num-
,' ri trof Inucntiage4-v.lll be erected In uio.o proximity
," ' to the hot. 1 tlili winter. '
(, i We shall l glad to show our maps and plan of de-
i i; elopnnt at our onice, opposite nutlmi, Ileal licacb,
I !V f. 1- Small lliuogiaphlo maps may ! ha 1 by addross.
!, X, lag there or at our New York onice, :i Sasau st.
I & ATLANTIC COAhT REAUY CO,
i T OCKWOOI)"hofS:. (lalllee, N. J.igood locatloni
, rv JU board by the week Si open until Oct. 1. P o
i tddress. North Long Uranch, N J.
; PENNSYLVANIA. '
i j Dclmvaro Water 3np.
I SUNSETHOUSE,
'- S, 5P'n the mountains, four mlleiriomUtUwarn Water
H Oapi dry and invlgorullug air, ex.-elleutv, alert good
,S AddreaaJIrs. W.A.KKNNKUY, Mat.bairs Cn-tk, J'a.
U Cxturjiioiijj.
, K, REA DABS riRIIINO.NVw twin screw stesmer U.
Sr D roirr.H. bum m ivji for saretr ., Vj," "",,
P ffrti dally from Kwt i'.ld 7 I., 'isattcri. bi'i
Mi wsil.................................Wi.iSJ tr n sfn SiirMU inirtMalhiim tW m - - - n iitW
CxrutjJlous.
Manhattan Beach.
Trains leave FOOT HAST 81TII &T., week days,
B:30. 0:40, 7:10, D -40, 11:00 A. M.li:10. and hilf
hourly from 1:10 to :(. n 00, and half hourly from
dUO to 10:10 P. M. A Idltlonal train, on Race Days
C. I. J. O. 12:40 P. M., 1-00 P. M. Patlor Cilr.
bxcuimimv tiki:ti, ( rK.n.
Trains leave WHITEHALL ST, week days, hourly
from 0:10 A. 51. to 1:10. and half hourly from 1:0
to0:10, 10:10 P. 31. Saturdays 12:40 P. M Addi
tional trains on Race Days (5. I. J, O. 11:40 A.M.,
18:40 P.M.
UXIXIUIO TICKET!). 41 C'KT4.
Rockaway Beach.
Trains leave E. B4TH fT., N. Y.. week days, 8-40,
S:00, 9:10, 10-50 A. M . 1U:20, 1-20, U !(!. n 80, 4-20,
o:30, 0.30, 7i!0, B:I0, V:10 P M. AdlltlouaI train.
Saturdays only. 1:50. 2:50, B:4U P, 3L Kir. from
nath Ht.. uci rrocu llrooklm, 0c. i Knst
. v., asc.
Coney Island.
III. Kit lllll'TP.
Tralni leave foot WHITEHALL ST., via Hay nidge,
week dayi and Sundays. 0:10, and half hourly from
10:10 A M. toliiiiup. U. Iut train leaves Coney
Island 11:35 P.M.
KXCl-IUilOV TU'HETH, 83 CEVTS.
Long Beach.
Train leave foot I alt 84th St., N. Y., week dnvs,
6.00, 7:30.10.00, 10:50 A.M. lrtiO, 1:30, i50, 3. Jo,
4:30, 5 an, 6.50, 0:30, 10,00 P. U.
iron steambTatTompany.
CONEY ISLAND,
LANDINO AT THE IRON riFRS
TIME TAULU (bUIUbCT TO ClIAN(li:)l
From UJd st., N. It., hourly from u A.M. until 0 P.M.
Iroin I'ler (New) No. 1, N, R , hair an hour later.
Prom Coney Ialand hourly from 10:40 A.M. until
10:40 P. M.
KXtl'ItftlOV TICKET. 3D CI'.TI.
Tickets on sale at all downtown track siatlona of
the Elevated Railroads. East Side passengers trans
ferred freo to Cattery riace. Ueturnlug East hid.
passengers depo.lt tickets at llattery Piaco and axe
transferred f rie to the East side.
Long Branch a Asbury Park.
Through tickets to A. bury Park via Atlantla Coast
Electrlo Railroad, good durlug excursion season 1BU7,
for sale at ticket oClce.
Leave foot l!2d st , N, R., 0 30 A. M-, 3:30 P. M.
Leave Pier (New) No 1, N 11 . 10 A. M , 4 P. M.
Leate Long Uranch, 1U:15 p M , U.I5 P. 1.
Kst-urslon Tlt-keU tu Iriilia; Uruneli, 75 4'la.
lCieuralon Ticket, to A.bury Psirh, 9I.UO.
""THE WORLD-FAMOUS PLEASURE GR0UND8."
I Ms lie. ft delightful eil! on fast
HPHsZraHfehw Bolnir steamerfi, Ivto
JwBPmm .ilrVSaK ram' concerts dally,
Mra Kl t!D iTm Alaenlflcrnt f o 1 1 a k e .
M Mm Bm a 1 HaV rar" ljlau1"- 'nil hortl-
Mm Ktn nr.i. m ul FJL ctiltural wondir1. Au
AM yj&muSfwamVtkL t&WA uuetjualcd lucusifcrie,
HMBBlBBBal magiilllceut aviary,
(KlHraBIBJI matnnioth aqnarlum,
rWBWWTfB irrand museum, ail
IMu mW.WI i I H Kitl.i:. UpiiuIh. Olen
n P& n Wm fl It I IB sy Is'snd Clatn IJake.
m &yji i y Bk I "Jr Dinners a la rartn.
ytmAWFSSKImwitnttr "Klelu DetitAcblaud."
Ejmmmmtmfcxr "! Dairy." Iioat-
JiSn Inn, liatliinsr. fishing,
W HJHp bowline and billiards.
TIME TABLE STEAMERS LEAVE.
Cortlandt Ht. piers 8:45, W30, 10:00, 11:00 A.M..
1U00M., 1:80, 8,00, U:M. 8:30 P. M. Ho. 6th St ,
Brooklyn. 0,05, 0,S0, 10;it0, llileO A. M-, 1:S0, Ii.'iO.
8:V0. 2l30. 8:60 P. M. East 8Vd St.. U.II0, 10:18
10:46, 11:45 A. M. 13:43, :10, B:15. 3:15, 4:15 P.
M. LEAVE OI.FN ISLAND 11 '00 A. M for 3Wd Rt.
and Cortlandt ht , 1 1 .no A. ji , lli.OOM . ltOO l, M.
for Cortlandt St, only, 3, 5, 6:30, 0, 7 P. M, for all
landings. KXTR V IIOATH SITNI) AYS.
KXCL'ltMO? 4U n:Tn.
tnrlildlns; Aslmlsslon to all Attraction..
DlItnCT TO OCEAN OROVB CAMP 11EETIN03.
PAT V KM LI.I3.
i.m; IllttVdl AMI HACK, BOO.
ANIII'IIV PAitll AMI HACK, Mtlp.
"MARY PATTEN, ELIIEIION, PLEAHHRE RAY,"
for illRliland lleach, Beabrlglit, Plra.ure Hay Park,
Long llranoh. Asbury Park, and Ociau Orove.
I.t. West l.'ltbst, HA.M., iior,ll,
llatleryl'ler u-30 11:80 A. M. 3.03 "
ONLY BOATS t'ONNKOTINll Willi TROLLBY.
llAOOAUEFHEEirecebed W lllth.t.nnly.
AN OCI'AN TRIP POH 1100.
ROCKAWAY BEACH.
WK- Ji-' Vr,x l0"1 " H'M) ' ..f
';' .. 13 P. M.i llattery Landing ,,A"'
?i'l.1LA,.U i.I.U,40AM" 10D,' M-mrl'llf Heund
ocn'ti,";i'ok.l5n'9:!lu ' A. M.. Trio, aim
JnSi..Mw Il0,um ":30 A. M 4t46 Hun,, IVOc
anat.M, Ulu.lc,
25o. ROCKAWAY BEACH. 25c7
Ually trips I y In uti amnoat AMil.hlt, Leavlna- East
S'.'i,.('".?UA-M ll' M.iIiatttrirTo l0A.il..
?.".. ' M,i returning, leaving lloolaway. 18 and 9
P. M.i round trip, 83c,i children, ISo.
PAIIE KEUUCEU.-n.hlngBanks. 16o. each wayi
A. Sundays, 80o, eaih way. hteamer BCHUYLER,
dally, j.,,1 8jlt ,t, 7tl5i Brloge, Brooklyn. 71UO1
Battery. Hi rranklln.w.Vti. v,,u. nui
UKKPHIK dally KXt I ItHlox (exee,,, hun,l.)!"y
1 alaio i lion lay L'ne steamer. New York and Albany
f"i! , K'. l c' l'ltr ' S;4U A- W. UJ Wwt i'iH
Is At J A, Alt
I
MANHATTAN BEACH.
wept Dr Ocean .
Sou8a's Concert, .?o""h.
MA.Mjicnii'r nr,
rrlday, Augnst nttn.
Pain's Firevvorks, Kiu'iSSr
The Bostonlans,
ROBIN HOOD. 'SK'K.fif p.rit
II. C. Harnabee, VT. II. WoD.nald, Mis.
sle nartlett Davis, Eugeii. Cowle., Cee. Frotti
Inlham. Ivllaa Hilda Clark, and Wm. B. Tallp.
GARRICK THEATRE, 'If
Hoyt A MoKee, Lessees. Charles Frohman, Manager.
COUl.IX'T -i MKTTKit.
niCU nARUIt jtI.I,STA!l COMEDY COMPANY
In John J. McNally's Now Musical Farce,
THE GOOD MR. BEST.
Etriilnt. sjlIS. ITlatlnoB Saturday HI 15.
ACADEMY 14THKT. illtVIJfOrl-
B. O. Ullnjore t Eugene Tompkins Froprs. 4s Men
P0SITH ELY
To-morrow (Thurs.) Eve., Aug. 80,
NATURE,.
A QRAN1) bPECTACVI All ruuuuu'liup.
Mats. Wed. A Bat, at 8. Eve. at 8:13.
EMPIRE THEATR A$8n.
OHAltlJCS FROHMAN Manager
This week only, then !.nndon,
CHARLES FROIIMAN'S FUNNIEST COMEDY,
nxriEixnEjm uOLCs--insr-
Evenings s.no. Matinee Saturday 3:13.
Sept. 1 "SKCRKT sEltVICK," fre.h from London,
PMAin xqutttn Ittxif :aiiiii:. , n
Every ee'g at 8, Including Sunday, E
O lkupnlnr t'oncor.s fQ
I By the METROPOLITAN PLRMANENT TJ
E9 I oKcimsTitA. O
) ' B0 INSTHUHE.NTALISTS .10 "
S' Entire Change of Programme Nightly. G
J AITIH1ltl So. jE
FLOATING ROOF GARDEN
8TEAMEH (IRANI) REPUBLIC. FARE 60c.
EVERY EVhNIMI, Including Hiinday. Big band.
Hawkins, Bonnie Lottie. Hallnc., Wrlghti ottiera.
Leaves West 8'.'d st , S 15, Battery Landing, b:33
Bridge Dock, Brooklyn, 8.45, Returning, 11 30.
Tilt: t'OOl, I Til K WHIItl. OF 1I1K TOIl.M
CA1I.MI! J tooth TIM If. To-morrow r.v'gt
Entire Atidieu e ITesentcd with Jllnlaturc Copies
of Magninccnt AILum sent gueeu Victoria vtllh400
Signatures Casino Notable.l The I'.ojnl Album on
View Casino. TO NIC1IIT ft To morrow Ev'g I
THE IDEAL KOOK-New Valldevlllel Adlil, fiOj.
KNICKERBOCKER. lMtn.
The Brllllint Snitai'iilar Eitravagania,
Now Vorslnn, I lt ttlll'MI I New Music,
New Features, (IK I'l.Klltlti:. New Songs.
Sept. n Geo. Edwardes'sllalety Co "In Town."
rc I VJK o iT.itronMAMc
12:30 toll 1" M. Seats 80 aud 30 1 cuts.
TOOK MINORA. THE H1DMANS.
VAN & NOHKIOA AND THE COONS,
GENAItO ft BAILEY, O K SATO.
IfEBYB-LUQ Continuous Performance.
IbEsB II O 8.V. 5Jc Noon to 11 P. M.
H.llHtlll: WENT. HVYES and LYTTON, "TUB
RlOdlUPH," "ItALIV 'Rlll'NII THE FLVdl" RAY
L. ROYCE, STANLEY and JAOKMj.V. 40 others.
PDA Mil oi'Kiis. STII av. ip.nt.
UtlHMI Htll'tK. 83D ST Mat. Today.
AUGUSTUS Pilot'.. . . Lesieo and Manager
A fl-IC;ilT B-Oia IBOXOK.
m VEUstai A Jl'll- 43th st It-way.
UL. I IUIaM TOIIII'M. Eve's H IS.Mat Sat.
VERY JLITTIE FAUST
AMI .111111 Mtltlil'l-IIITK.
n llT V!P Eery Evening at 1.1.
UnLI Oi tiii: 'iitci (iiin.
Fresl,r anl Jolllor than ever!
MATINEE TODAY AT 8.
KOSTER & RIAL'S a3ggx. '
ALlll: II.l.K .V lMl()Ttc till: (IIIC'IIF.STHA.
Comerts from 7 3u P. M. until uldulght.
STAU Til KATBtK, VS'day at'S.'"
THIS ntlVATKFIt.
UL.Y.TlI'fl. 1UHW CiABaUUrV
lll; Vtt'IlKl u.i.f: IUM-.
P PA nit DMA The hfnidtlon Drunaof
EOPLEtlSide.Tracked
Pfll IIUQII? Tbealre. .11 IT. TO.IItl"
uULUMDUO roi'ri.iu ptticr.s -js .t 00c
tiic uiiiTi: i.tii:.
ARTIFICUL FI.OWF.KS. Good hands wanted.
ZUCKhlt JUSEPUY. 713-17 Broadway.
EXPERIENCED w l.lto goods .ample card maktrtno
cithers need apjly. state exp-rl'-nre anil wc,ca
wanted Addnsg CARDS, bjv. 131 sun ofllce.
1 .M'ERIENCI I finey frather m'.aers Wdlitol.
J (US.I.NDGP.FEIl BROS, 1U We.l Ith st
G'lHLS for liyliuou robl or metal leaf for stamp
I era; no learner. Ill Oro.by st.
O'TTltiril KFTIIIR'-'lood cilfler.. Apply all
w.ek. ZLtKHt.t JiWEPHY. J15-1 7 BroaJwar.
OlTRIL'II FEATIII US -doo.1 , urlerTw anted, work
given out I-' KI.R 4 JtlxKPIIV, 7K-17 ll'way.
T TMHKi:i.Hs(nrl wan-ed. good "jobber: .tea y
' work ami k'kM pay. SIITII Ml-O CO.. 153 fill
ton it , up tiilri CIIAS KESSLF.K, Manager.
1 TMHRELI A-.-Fiperleii,ed tlfper. wanted.
U hCHI f'St Bin 'TIIER". O.'O Broadway,
Between Houston and Bleeeker .ts,
AVANTFi) Hindson fancy feather." ""
l 1)1.1' M FN THAI, t bTINElt. 0911 Broadway.
fantrrt Hfialts HntchaniM. &t.
"III.ANIC BOOK flnlsh'r, forwarder, and ruler: Jobi
JJ.teady po.ltlctM; stite talary, euiployer, also
want ruling machlno. BINDER, Ikjx 100 Sun oClce.
ITdRST-CI.ASS IILAN'K BOOK FISHIIER "
JAS II bNULlbll 4 SON, 00 Murray st.
I'.-'LOOltMANIORsKSUOEllTwauredT
. 3 J 1 East 11 Ih St.
1nrssMAS I'rnctleal cylinder aud lob pp-'sman
. de.lres steady situation; steady, reliable worker.
RELIABLE, box 1UH Sun olllce.
ITJIBRF.LLAS A llmt-clasa Jobber wantedT steady
Jwork. (lAHDINOIl'S, H Acjdoin) St., New ark. N.J.
7 ANTED A muu who iiuder.taii'is pin beatnlng
11 an I warping, on colored cotton am. Ail-In ...
stating full particulars, THE LEES MANUFACTUR
ING CO. Weslpurt, Conn.
WnttirA HUttlM -aQUsftllancouu.
SAI KHMEN. Successful salesmen wanted : teachers,
liuturaii'-e agiuts and Iwiok agents preferred Ad
dress juli kly, 8A1 EsMEN, box ISO Sun omce,
ituntiona antttl 3Ualt.5.
AMERICAN YOCNUMAN, ageiTsT whoTiai tmcTa
largo and prwtlcal limine.. Rirlenc, Is desir
ous of a position where by energy aud falthfulnumi
alianLcmiut can be made. Address
II B, box 170Blinonice.
4 YOUNG MAN, I'D, desires pnstllont cm furnish
J. the best of rcforcnu'i, shipping or entry clerk
prefirred: comiet nt, Indii.trlou., and rcllnl.ln,
THOMAS II. lmjWLI.su, 03 Washington st.,Brookljn.
1)OsiriON as boukkeer by young man i'.'jears
. of age: well up on general oirlce work! first class
mathematician; cun giro good references as to ability
audchaitiLter. Address
TEMl'ErtATH. box 173 Sun ofllce.
JMl'EK RULERS. Young man with ten years' eT
perlencn wishes steady situation! first clus faJnt
oriluwn line! wages 418 per week. Addnss
M, A, box 1U7 Bun office,
1)OHITION Is wanted by a young man 81 years, as
stenographer and typewriter! good reference.:
salary moderate. Address TYPEWRITER, box loJ
IHunortltc.
i VANTED PiMltTnn as salesman or clerk In wholo
1 sale paper homo by young man, thoroughly ex
perienced! fs ulso a practical bookkeeper! can give
good referenda aa to anility and character,
V. ll 36 Bank t city.
3ulnfjJ, (Chnnrw.
AMANl'FAITtlltERof a. tuple arilclo snM by"aU
the leading whob sale groo rs In this ountry de
sires a partner, special, with $8 0001 will guaraulc.
10 per cent, MiI'ONALDa WIOQINS. 140 Nassau.
ALAUOE inuiiuracturlng plant, located In Pennsyl
vanla. de.lres lonn of $85,000 security of 9100,
000; real e.tate first mortgage luan.
McDONALl) at MUI1INH. 140NaB.au.
A N OLDESIABi.fsllM) llury busluea., close to
,v C.ntrnl 1'nrki pilcn llH.Oin), Thla la one or Ihe
boat paying stable. In this city and should be Invest!
gutej, McDUNALl) a UIUULSa, HO Nassau.
A LAUNDRY, located on the west side, doing a firs t
class business! price Shoo. This Is certainly a
bargain. MCDONALD ft WinniHS. 140 Nassau.
A RESTAURANT cmtrally located; prloe only
01.000; wcststlei splendid chance,
McDONAI.D ft WIOUINS, 1 40 Nassau.
ACIOAR STOKE downtown) old'eslablUhedi prlos)
$8,000 elegant location! Investigate.
Mcdonald wiuoins, uoau.
A PARTNER wauled wltbtLOOO; holt interfit new
patent ou bleyi I".
MtDONALD ft WIOQINS, 140 Nassau.
ABOARDINIl AND LIVERY STABLE, price 13,600
most prominent one uptown
MCDONALD H WIUOINS. 1 to Nassau.
ARbSTAURANT. IncTudlug 14 furnished rooms,
olose Broadway, Hlu.t., (3,000: part cuh owner
Is leaving New York city,
Mcdonald ft wioqinb, Hogtmn.
J1IIINTINK. every deacrlptlon done on the premises!
lo.ouu circulars. Ill oards orblllheadi, 40a per
l.noii tipi other work equally lowt special orders at a
few hours' notice! satisfaction given: trial solicited.
til'r Pruning aud sutloner) Co., OVWestevtb.
MAH00ANY CABINETS.
Thoy aro porfoot ia ovorypar
tionlar, and will show to otoii Dot
tor advantago in your homo than
horo.
I Mahogany and Vcrnli Martta Cabinet,
reduced from $326.00 to $200.00.
I Mahogany Inlaid Cabinet,
reduced from $113.00 to $100.00.
I Mahogany and Vernia Martlo Cabinet,
reduced from $101.00 to $90.00.
I Mahogany Inlaid Cabinet,
reduced from $74.00 to $65.00.
All styloa, antique or modern,
inlaid, carved, brass mounted, or
set with porcolain plaques, now at
bargain pricoa.
"OUrOPTHE MAKCrt"
Geo. C. Flint Co,
tW, 45 ahd 47 WEST 25? ST
NCAU PROAOWAY.
EACTORV: 154-AMD ISO WEST te'JSTRgi:
Signature Is printed la )
BLUE diagonally kii
across tho "N Js
0UTS1DQ (I Iy
wrapper' y nji yf
1 J I ot every
Y bottle of
- V (tho Original
f JjJ and Ocnulnc)
ji yJi Worceaterahlro
SAUCE
1b a tuither protection against
all Imitations,
Agents for the United State,
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS. N. Y.
grurtiun hotels nud lies taut ants.
ThU list appears Wednesdays and Saturtlaj-A.
Sloicl flnformatioii Free.
For bouvciilr lu-jklets nf Amerle&u an J European
SUMMER RESORTS
and pcrmanrnt Hotels call or aMrei(end Btamp),
IDotel Tarifr Hturcnu,
( ll:i Fifth -Ire., .Veir Yorh,
i Oil ffcfenf St., I.omlnn.
(S4H Hue tie ill roll, fur...
HOTEL POCKET GUIDE
4. It IT 11.
(A. P. means American nan; K.T., European.)
ALIIANY. N. Y Hotel Kenmore, A. P.. II
ASUURY PARK. N. J West Fnd Hotel now ojien
BALTIMORE. Md Hotel Stafford. E. P., 81.50 up
do. Hotel Rcnnert, E. P., 11.50 up
do Tho Carrotltun. A. P., $3 up
BATH BEACn, L. I Argylo Hotel, open all year
BOSTON, Mass Hotel Vendome, A. P., 5
do. . CopleySq.Hotel,K.P.,1.50up; A.P.,t3 SOup
I)OURNEMOUTII.i:ng..RoyalI!athlloUl,AP..lto$3
BRADFORD.Kng Midland Hotel, I.P..J3 JO, E.P.,1 1 up
BRISTOL. R. 1 1' Wolf luu now open
BROOKLYN, N.Y Mansion House.A. P., 13
do. Hotel St. Oeorge, V. 1. 1: A. P 3
do. Pierrepont Hou.e, E. P., tl
do (So. Oxford st.) 1 he an Carloi, A. P., $3 up
CINCINNATI, O Orand Hotel, t. P , tl, A. P., tU
DENVER. Col... .Now St. James Hotel, A. P.. fi.iO up
do Windsor Hotel. A. P., S3 to S3.S0
EXETER, Eng Royal Clarence Hotel. A. P, S3
OT. HARRINGTON, Mass. Berkshire Inn. A. P., S3 up
KANSAS CITY.Mo.Tbe Uldland,K.P.,l up .A.P., 13 up
LEEDS, Eng.TheQueen's Hotel,A.P.. S3 d0iE,P.,S1 up
LIVERPOOL. Ung.AdelpUlHotel.A.P.,S3.30X.P.,Sl up
LONDON, Eng Hotel Cecil. E. P., S3 up
do The Langham Hotel. K. P., 2 up
do.(St.Pancras),Mldland(rand,A.P.,S1.oO,E.P.,Slup
do. Thackeray's Hotel, (Temp.), op. British Museum
LONDON, Eng.,DeVero Hotel 1 Devcre Gardens,
do. Broadwalk do. Kensington Palace, W.
do. Prince ot Wales do. J Specially recommended
NEW ORLEANS. 14.... Hotel Orunewald.E. P.. SI up
do The Cosmopolitan Hotel, E. P81.S0 up
NEW YORK Fifth Avenue Hotel, A. p., S3
do The Majestic, E. P., S3
do Hotel Netherlaud, E. P.. Sll A. P., 5
do. .(Cnaa. A. Davl.) Hotel St. Andrew, E.P.. SI. 00
do (O. B. Llbhey) Albemarle Hotel. E. P., S3
do. .(N. B. Barry) New St. Cloud Hotel, E. P., S1.D0
do. ..Hotel Westminster, K.P., 11.50; A. P., S3. 50
do. ...(E, llthst.) Alliertbt. Stephens, E.P.. lup
do. CW.Johnsonqulnn)irt'lEinplre.n.P.,tl:A.P.,S3
do. (Oth av.and 1 Sthst.) Hotel Kenslnglon.K.P.,Sl.C0
do. ...(Wm. Noble) Hotel Orcnoble, E. P., 1.50 up
do. (Neumuellerft&v.Uatrcr) UnlonSq.II'l, A.P.,Slup
do The Rutland, C'th it. and Broadway
Superior apartinenta SI, 200 to 1:1,500 yearly
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,. Now Walton IIoleL E.P.. S3 up
do TheAldlne Hotel, A.P., S3.B0 up
do, (Restaurant a lacarte)NewLafayette,E P.,Slup
do. (Arch and 12th st.) Hotel Hanover, A. P.. S3 up
PITTSF1ELD, Mass-. .The Maplowood, A. P., S3 to Si
PLYMOUTH, Eng Grand Hotel, A. P.. S3
QUKUEC. CANADA. .Chateau Fruntenac, A. P., S3.00
niCIIJIOND,Va.The Jefferson.K.P.,! 1.00 up;A,P..S3up
BCHENECTADY, N, Y Tho Edison, A, P., S3.60 up
BPRINOriKLD,Uaas.TheMassasolt,ep.Slup,a.p.S3up
BT. OEORQE, BTATKN ISI,..Tho Caitleton, A. P., Si up
SYRACUSE, M. r..YBtea Hotel, P.. P.. Sl.DOi A. P., Si
TROY, N.Y The Troy Houao, A. P.. S3 up
TJTICA. N.Y Baggs Hotel, A. P.. (3 to S3
do The Ilutterfleld, A. P., SO to S3
WASHINGTON, D, 0 Arlington Hotel, A. P., S3
do TbeItalolgh,E. P., Sl.BOup
WHITE MOWrs.Maplewood Hotel, Bethlehem, N, H.
IlllOAIIU'AV- tKTHAI 1IOTKL.
017 to fl"7, opposite Bond St., In the heart of New
York, midway between Battery and Central park)
location absolutely uueauatled for business, slgbt
eelng. and Pleasure, TILLY I1AVNEH. Prop.
IIOTr.I, MAIITV, French table d'hote.
1 West U4tb at. Served In bummer Garden.
Concert every evening. Lunch, 40o.i dinner, liOo.
Win. and coffee Included! sorvlce a la carle at All
pours; moderate prices. Rooms by d.y or week.
efor .8ir-
pKHl SALE One heavy duty regular pattern Smith
XU. ltx7xlV, duplex steam pump, capacity
0 gallons per minute against Its pounds pressure,
In perfect order, ready for delivery.
N, Y. UliAT, L1UUT ft POWER CO 43 Oold St.
NJEWSPAPER FOR UALE.-Elgbt page weekly,
. w!"Uob Printing and bindery, in New York town
or 10,000) established ten yearn ouunty patrouage.
""" PYTJIAOORAd, box 101 Huu ofllce.
GRt Rlfih nu,l,,tlr' 8nl or Book."Inventlons Want
UBI lllbll Hed."tdarTateftCo ,t3 Broadway.N.Y.
"IJATENTS . for Inventions procured promptly! low
IT BREAKS i
ALL RECORDS. If?
n s
The Net Paid Circulation of the 1 1
fEVENINQ JOURNAL)
I Last Week Averaged
510,197 Seft. 1
fc THIS MEANS papers actually sold all returns, free copies, office files, and ex- 5
: changes deducted. s
g THIS MEANS an average circulation of 50,000 per day MORE THAN the
B COMBINED CIRCULATIONS of
p THE EVENING WORLD, The Evening Tele-
fc gram, The Evening Post, The Mail and 2
g Express and The Commercial Advertiser.
TUB POPULARITY OF THE EVENING
JOURNAL IS OWING TO ITS BEING
I A HOME AND i
i FAMILY PAPER. 1
tltrt Soarn.
tint side.
IEXINDTON AV 124 Rooms ready for autumn
J eugageiuenUt home table; tcrnia reasonable;
table board.
Mm Mdo.
I 7TII ST., St WEVT -Nicely fuml.hed rooms for
X I family, also small room; parlor dining room;
reference.
i;OU sr7tl7 WEST New hnTand lady ha mod
. O eratr priced room,, large and sraalli bountiful
table; reference.
t 1 Til sT.r 433 WhsfHaudaomely furnlbe4-
1. large, also hall room; modern conveniences!
splendid table; terms moderate. Owner.
3" lDST, n l-.'li WEsT Large, small moms, with
aboard, out of-towu buyers aocoiuinodated , refer
ences. J I Til ST.. 1 1 WFsT -CrinTeiIienV"to all cars arid
J'-t theatre., excellent ooard, largo rooms, tran
itenfs act unimodated.
till .ST.. a" WIUsT 5lnnd-.orne, cool roonisTex-
0 X. eellent board; summer rates; transients accom
iniHtateil. 1 "I SrfiTsT., lis W EST. Widow de.lres gentleman
X1.1J boarder; private flat; station, cars convenient.
vos.
'
rfuruishcillSoamaS Apartments to Jet
kaat Bilde.
1 7TH .ST., 133EST. Nicely furnished rooms, with
J I board; moderate prices.
"j QTH ST.. llir, EAST Mce furntunert rooms, one or
X O two, comfortabln home; heat, h,tth, $'! up.
OQTH STr"aiXAND 24t EAST.-Hrgaurroomv
)-' tl.f0 to S3; gentlemen, reRiieetaule couples
(housekeeping), transients accommodati-d.
tte.t Hide.
(ll.INTON PLACE, 74. Large and small rooms, with
or without board, Southerners accommodated!
references.
? IIF.FNWICH ST., 1!H). Hi-oius fide, nljht. S'-'.OO
VJ upward weekly! gat, dally pain-rs, rending room.
l ATI! bl.Tn7 WOT. llrsi-cla-m rooms with good
J vJ table nud atteu lame; tr.iu.lents or permanent.
TtrTlI S.T , TssWtbT. Square front rooin.third
x I door.
.flats antl pnrtmtnts o Xtt.
CHTII NT.. I40 A.U 14'J EAST. Six rooms,
halls heated. SB.
uimT., a'JO KtST. 3 and 4 rooms. to13.
LK1ISUTU.V At'., I lis. 1411. b rooms and
bath, halls heate.1, SI toS.'l.
loau BT., oa IVI'.IT. -0 rooms and bath, steam
beat. S5 to S43.
f'oi.l '.mil h .'., asiri, HN7. hno. 3 rooms and
bath, steam heat, Hi to S30.
1 ISTII NT., 1 IT M EST. I rooms and bath, beat,
hot water, S80.
l'jlil) ST.. ma Ita.T, Extra wide single flat, 8
rooms and bath. I'JH to SHO.
I'JTTII st.. J-.J- west,- Brooms and bath,
.team heat, 22 to f 23.
1.1ITIIMT.. ins-iut Tl-.Hr.0 rooms and bath,
steam heat. bit water. SHO tn S23.
snitTit ST., S4N K AST. -ft rooms, S13 and SIS.
Apply to Janitors on pretnl.es or
MACLAY & DAVIES, 44 Pino St.
"TUB-: FIFTH AMJXUE,"
1037 and 1038 Sth av., corner BStli st.
F.tegant apartments, 0 and 10 rooms and bath.
Great luducciuenta offered. Apply to
W, u, ROBERTS. Superintendent,
"A PARTMUNTS In the Improved dai-Tllngroili East
it- 72d st,, of two, three, und four roomi, all light,
with bath, laundry, hot and cold water, aud halL
boated; rents, -il.'.'S to S14.
FOLBOM BROS., 835 Broadway, corner 13th st.
IEROY ST., 32, nearBlcd ker. single Hat; 4 largei
J light rooms; all Improvements, low rent; Janitor,
OfiTH RT..211 TO 833 EAS1.-3 room apartments;
-s.J S7.A0 to S10.30dlinibtnlters-,eleclrlo bells; hot
baths freo to tenants; wide street! floors deadened!
light and ventilation unexcelled. Ofllce In 223.
19";TH bT 848 EASr.-Apartmcnu of throe and
- four rooms! all light 1 ooms; cheap rent.
I ,iJI) ST., 293 WLS1'. iVooms, bath: SIB, S18
Xlld free Sept. 13.
ef urnlislteil f tntjs Eo "tt.
TLAT8 AND APAHTMF.KT8. unf uraliheil, furnished,
J- In desirable location. , rent S040 to S'1,000.
FOLSOU DROI HERS, 833 llroadway, oor, 1 3th at.
t.
Sirentnii glouiugji ilo ?ft ffiltij.
DESIRABLE HOUSES, furnished and unfurnished,
tu dealrahlu location., rent SI, 200 to Su,oui,
FOLSOM BROI'HKRS, 833 Broadway, cor, 13th si,
Ctf gltt for gujiituj.15 uxwt$.
jJUILDINOS, Stores, Lofts.and Omeealargo
-U number to let on Spruce, Ueekman, Fulton, John,
Maldsn lane, Dcy, Veaey, Barclay, Park place, Murray,
Warren, ChamlMrs, Rcade, llroadway, Nassau, Wil
liam, Uold, CHIT, Pearl, Water, Front, South, and
many other atreeU. UULAND X WHITING,
5 Beekman at.
BUILDINGS, stores, lorts, offices, andtudloTtaTel
In desirable locations.
FOLSOM BROTHERS. 885 Broadway, cor. 1 8 th si,
rpo LET Tbre. tin. lofts, 113x100 ft, eacn, singly or
J- together, In the substantial building, 433 Pearl at.i
an ifSce on second floor can be ha I with them If de
sired! fine accommodations for a substantial printer
and llthographeri from such the rent, to a large ex
tent, would be taken In work; equally desirable for
(almost) any manufacturing business. Apply on the
premises.
fl'WO LIGHT ROOMS, one large and on. small, In
X the Wilson building. 73. 73, 77, 7U Fulton st , cor
ner oj (loldi stoam power, neat, eteratori autt-matlo
fir. protection! private watchman! rent very moil
erate. WAThON, superintendent, basement, 70 Ful
ton, t, cor. Uold.
cf or nlt or tgxchaurjr.
TfTOR BALE OR EXCHANGE One of tbmoix'com-J-
pl.t. suburban hom.s In th. market, located at
Nornalk, Conn. tone hour from New York! house has
every modern comenlrnoe, aud was built without re
gard to cost by day's work! It Is close to depot,
schools, ohurchrs, Ac, and but short distance from
bound bathing tieach. For further particulars apply to
A. U. lliUDLE Y, Publication offlu) Tbe Sua.
i'fstrhrjitcr Co. property or ale.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 west 12sth street
ST. ELtWBO HBLLS,
IIAI'r.Ul.A, X. V.
tTtT('IIKtTI!R COf.TV.
"ACRE BUILDING PLOTS."
PRICE $300 TO $1,000 PER ACRE.
"POllVrg FOR IIUYERS.'
ST. KI.MO IIIL15 Is one hour from 42d street and
ten minutes from Chappaqua Station, via Harlem
U. R. Commutation l'j (-ents.
mail ELEVATION, HEALTHY. GRAND VIEW, j
GOOD ROAl.
STRICTLY ACREAOH SUBURBAN TLOTS.
RESTRICTED AGAINST STORES. FACTORIES, AND
SALOONS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
DO YOU REAI.I.K that there are 10 CITY LOTS In
an acre and at $50 per acre means about S13 00 ier
lot, or our S3t) ACRe, PIJlTs eo.t ahJUt SIII.UO
PER LOT WE SELL NOTIII.M, LKss THAN AN
ACHE or as mnny more as ) ou want 1 TRY ACRE
faces beautifully craiiel ROAD or Mtl E. You
therefore li.ive lllilll-GHADE iroeirt at uuprece
denttd price. 1HIVT I'A'S THIS ri( I:.
People d firing helect aurrounillngs. free from nnl
sanes, al.o for map, description, etc, communicate
w lib orapply to
lli:.TO A: mtowv, Managers and Owners.
4.1 Fxchange Place, New ork.
Free ticket unler escort.
cral (fstiitrornlr 3:0113 .alnnrJ.
5 ACHES FOR $150.
At PMoiiOfiuo aud MiMforl, L 1 ; rasr terim; $2
Ser month mt tip For particular! call or write to
. Is. KCHWKNCKH. I ana and Investment Companj,
67V578 Ilruudu av. Now York.
"VTOUTII MKiHG OF I.ONO INLAND, Hour from
X'citj", viith Hno ir-r of Sound, a iVautlful itum
mer ur n Inter Iioni-for tale Tory cheap, n curly new
moileni lumv, latent sty la ot arvtiitvcture, with 13
room and a, ary ltuproToment; ample plarzas, porto
cocIrtv and lm i.,r.tableelcarrla(rcand poultry houses,
pigeon corral, Japanese riuuuner pagola, and comerTjv
torj . HLj aort'i of fliiiMt hitch land, with grand vlewi
of line country fur nil I en j all laid out In landscapes,
walks, and drives; flower lietlti, lawua, sbrutrs, abun
dance of fruit: choto garden. No reasonable offer
will be refuted, and the trreater part of tho price mar
remain on mortgage at A par cent. House (urnUUed.
..nlou at oncd. PiiotoRraphs with
THOMAS P, PAYNE, Ufl Broadway.
1 . jj
jScnl estate (for irte Sruolilaiu
ton Htisi? riiKArr"
Improved flat i-ruportv for salt cheap j reason for
iclUuij, family gulug to Europe.
a., box 101 Sun office.
or nlc or Eo Jrt Sroohlan.,
THREE FAMILY APARTMENTS
nut MI.K Oil TU LKT,
on 9th St., lotween sth and tith ava.t one tdoek from
Pro.pect Park Ae.tt special feature.. Janitor ser
vices', heat furnished, Inquire on premises or of
CHARLES MART, 4th av, aud Dejraw at., Brooklyn.
Sral (SjJtnte ox jSU Jltw traerj.
AOFNOY FOR ALL THE OKANOES, N, J ahTo for
Morrlstown and Ucrnardstlllo propel ty, every de
scription i sule, and r lit.
E. P. HAMILTON ft CO. 08 Broadway. N. Y.
IMI.tsa.iiKs lUSTIlil'TI Large lots, S7S terms
S3.50 mouthlyi hlnh irround; near hoti.es.
WKATHEUHY. H71 llroadway.
CPLKNDID hulldliTit lots at I.akewood, SlSflnslidT
O mint pMn heml for circular, LEWIS, KO'J Broad
wayi call Wednesday.
efor nle or Eo 'tt 2Jeiw ittt$tjt
uiTintni;ii itr.siiuiVTiAt, hitks u.v tub
.MtV JUItNUV COAST.
The entire tract of land lying I etween Flberon and
Deal Beach, and Incltulini the latterresort, has 1 een
seourid by us. It has un ocean front of one tulle and
mrco i-iKiiiu., w mi u uiuu iiiai, is niRiier tnau any
other portion of the coast from beahrMht to Cape
May. Work on tho pmiierty Is prognailni.- under
iilans of the Innd.cupe architect, 31r. Nalhun Barrett.
,'ompleto s)slem. of electrlo llKlitlnir, (as, sanitary
tewerace, pure an r from nrteslan wells, have been
Introduced, Lots will l.e restricted from all nui
sances, Funhaser, who desire to build summor
homes at once will he accorded prhlle R-es and prices
thatuannot fall to unattractive. We are not booming
a barren sand waste, but are at work on the develop
ment or a beautiful section of fertile country, ad
Jolnlnit Elberon. the most arlitocratlc settlement on
tho Ni w Jersey Coast. A visit to the property Is re
quested, Map. will tie furnlsuod un application,
ATLANTIC COAST HEALTY C4.,
DEAL HEACII, N, J.
New York omce, Hi Nassau st.
"VICELY LOCATErTfiubacreTarmT"oiily' few
J. minutes" walk from Central Isllp, Ixing Island,
for SI6U1 payable S3 down, SI.60 wiekly, no Inter
est land level, no rocks, stoues or snampx, rich soil
easily cultivated; on main road and iiy de.lralilo!
wllipo.itlvely douhle In value within a short tlmoi
wrlto for tufuriiullua or let us show jou the Properly.
RI-jIXY, 111 Chumburs st,
r PEN-ROOM COTTAGE i alllinprmemeuts DarnTS
-a lotsiTuokahoe.ou Harlem 11 R.i oulr flu inlnutrs
out! St.o'lQ. easy terms. 1KV1NQ, 810 Madison av,
AOTUM a ii.tv'rnv kii
,, . V" , AS,U U T A It u II,
Opiiresslon, Suffoi-atlon. Neuralla, Ac, cured by
IMPIt.'S ClIitltKTTK., llr PIIHUK1I,
Parts, J. Knplo .-ew 1 orb, K. Vou-ferai Co.
bolu by au. DBUuaiwa. """
mmmmmmWlmmWimmmmtmimmmmmmmwmim
mmmmmMmmmmnummmmmmmmmmmmmnmmumnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMwm
g.tal estate f or aU Citg.
AT Wood. awn neffhU, N. T. city, choice cottagest
all Improvements! to let. $.(,, orsolduneiuy
terms. I It VINO, 815 Madlaon at.
eg ox Jbnlt or Eo girt Cittu
XniT JERSBT COAHT.
In order to aeenre a permanent home section on
thU coast that will excel anything that now exists
from Sandy Hook to Cape May, we hare acquired All
the -tarloua estates ou the hUh bluff known ma Deal
&canh and the adjacent properties on the north. We
control about twenty miles of street and ocean front-
ae. with a perfect system of sanitary sewerage, a
pure water supply an l the best streets and sldewalfcs
that can be built, with every modern Improvement
that could be desired, with landscapo architecture
that cannot be surpassed, with every care as to social
surroundings. We Intend to build an Ideal city by
the sea. With that end In -view we Invite home aeek-
ewof ood sodal stsn-llDp to sea our maps and plaat
ATL,.NTIC COIHT KF.-.LTT COMI'A.TIV.
DKAI- BEACH. N J.
Ofllce opposite station.
New York offlce, 32 Nossuu st.
(or Klc or So Xct (Country,
Summer Homes by the Seashore.
The choUest part of the New Jersey Coast Is that
tract of land so long known as Hathaway Ins seo
tlou, and farms and estates adjoining It on the north.
The a eraa height Is o er 30 feet above tide waW,
and the laud sloplnjc to the westward gradually
re ache: a height of seeral hundred feet, thus insur
ing fr-tfdom from mosquitoes, that Are the pest of
other watering plact s on tha New Jersey Coast. We
hare st-curril all of the beat land In this section, and
will sub-dlvlde the same Into liberal building plots.
I'ura water supply, sonttary sewerage, good roads
aud avenues, landscape architecture. Keatrlctlon s
to all nuisances, -bele-tt social surroundings. To act
ual borne builders, who will submit their plana to us
for our approval, we will sell lots at lew prices than
are paid In Inferior locations.
Our main object Is to securo c-ood people rAtber
than good prices.
Call and e our maps and plans.
ATIa.-.VUC tO ST nKLTT CO.,
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Offlce opposite station.
New York ofttoe, 3t Naagau Street.
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the lh superb New York city lot
(borough of Brooklyn) to ba sold at auction by Jere
Johnson, Jr.. Labor Day, Sept. A. Maps ready 1C1
Broadway, N. V.t ISO Montague St., Urooklyn. JKU
JOHNSON. JR., CO.
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PIANO BARGAINS.
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