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BIHIHHlllBil
SEATED KRDLL'S STAND.
neaeands r Meal. " Wartnr.
Temple, land '" rr WorlMw Ckmlii
Itemra Ihi. rraud Win fltopped-A On-Cer.t
lharlty That Srarly dupporn luelr.
For tho last four years John W. Krull has
txxn condiictlnK ft cofTco and lunch stand for
the roor In front of the Mariners' Templo at 4
Oliver street, Just out of Chatham square. As
Is usual with such stands, meal tickets were
old sometimes to people who wished to be
charitable, but did not want to hIto money
when they wcro asked to help provldo for a,
meal. The stand was a charitable Institution
far as It could bo, only the smallest margin
0Ttr the cost of tho food being charged for
meals Notwithstanding this, for some time
counterfeit food tickets have been In circula
tion, a- d tho proprietor has been defrauded of
several hundred dollars. A little while ogo
Mr. Krull refused to redeem some tickets
which he felt suro were counterfeit, and yostor
inr morning ono of the Bowery patrons of tho
stand came to him and garo up twenty or
thirty ot tho bad tickets, saying that they were
of no use to him any longer.
One of the "yellow Journals" printed yester
day afternoon a story which said that the fraud
bad been a continued and systematic attempt
to acquire portions of the Yanderbllt millions,
falsely alleging that the stand was supported
by contributions from persons of wealth. As a
matter of fact, every cent of which the stand
was cheated came out ot tha pocket of Mr.
Krull. who, as he says. Is conducting Uiis mis
sionary work merely "to do tho work of tho Lord
In feeding hungry souls." lie Is the solo pro
prietor of tho placo, and ho supports it by his
own efforts, barring a tow small donations
hlcb be has received at long intervals. Tho
Mariners ' Temple is, of course,larsely supported
by contributions from rich benefactors, but tho
toffee stand has no connection with tho torn
els at all, except that no rent Is charged for tho
ui of the small space on which stands the lit
Us frame structure by tho sldowalk.
Mr Krull began to work at tho little stand
en Nov. 4, 1603. and for tho past two years
and a half he has been In full charge. Before
he came the stand had been going for somo
time, and tickets ware sold as at present. That,
said Mr. Krull yesterday, was the reason why
he did not fool suro at first that he was being
cheated He didn't know at first but that the
tickets he suspected were ot Issues sold before
he came to the stand. Tho bad tickets have
been of oil colors, pink, blue, red. and several
other buos, and about a month ntro they got so
evidently counterfeit that Krull decided to
honor no more of them, and that broke up the
Mr. Krall Is at his et.-ml seven days in tho
week from 4 o'olock in the morning until even
Injr. He never takes a vacation. When he
was asked about tho counterfeits no said :
"Upon my honest word, I know I have given
food for thousands of tickets which were bad.
I bare counted up a part ot It, and I was as
tounded. Every cent of that has come out ot
By pocket. I have no connection with tho
arlners" Temple, and very few rich people buy
tickets of me. I don't bclievo I have sold over
1 worth of tickets to such peoplo in threo
months. You may not believe tho bIzo of the loss,
but when you know that on an average about
600 peoplo come here every day. It will appear
possible. I know Just how many tickets I
lave sold, and there are very few out. Wo
m are supported by no charity except our own
A vork, and all tho loss must be ours. '
I The only real tickets now in circulation are
BH en brown and white paper, and this is how they
Bl
Hf UAMN'FRS- TFMI'LE i
Wg OVB CENT COFFFE 8TAMT. :
H on Chatham Square. :
H : No Oliver street.
, : Good for a Cup of Coffee and RoU. :
W I: ONE CEST.
Hf The officials at the Mariners' Temple can-
BE firmed Mr. Krull's statements. Mrs. Avery,
BS the superintendent ot the temple, expressed
BM rrcAt admiration for tho old man. and also great
M rwjn-t at the statements mode about tho Van-
J derbilt millions in connection with the case.
BJ She taid that Mr. lnlhrop, for example,
BJ (rhose name appeared In the yellow journal's
BB ttory as a liberal benefactor of the temple, had
BJ sever given anything but flowers to the Insll-
H ration, and thru the millions said to have been
H donated by others to the place had not yet ap-
jBj ptsred.
H XIUEX TUE TARIFF TOOK EFFECT.
BJJj bard or Geaensl Appraleerti fteai-s Arsrasaaats
BB from frfiteatlna; Peraana.
H ibe Board of General Appraisers of tho United
W BtaUamet at 125 TJlcecker street yesterday to
H hear arguments on the protests that have been
3 made by merchants In various parts of the
country ajainst the ruling of the Treasury De
partment that tho new Tariff bill become effec
tlre at the beginning of the day on which It was
sltned by President McKlnley. the merchants
are trying to get the department to reverso Its
ruling so far as to hold that tho bill became op
erative onlj after the signature of the President
wns attached on tbo afternoon ot Jul) 24.
The members of tho board present were Hen
I oerton M. homer lllo and Joseph B. Wilkinson,
m Jr. Judge Somervillo presided and thoTreisury
Department was represented by W, J. Gibson,
counsel, and W. A. Douildson. assistant coun-
tel. There are about ninety protests on file from
merchants, but it was agreed yesterday that tho
protest of Stoddard, Haserick. Klchards A. Co,
wool merchants of Boston, should be made a
m test esse. This firm entered for consumption
at the Custom House in Boston IWore 11 o'clock
on the morning of July 24 1,125 bales of vtool
received that day on the steamship Sylvania.
from Liverpool. Under the old law the wool
Wisnot dutiable, but the Collector or the Bos-
ton port assessed duties upon It of 11 cent a
pound, as provided In the new Tariff bill, and
ueflrm paid the duty under protest.
BL The case was argued before the appraisers by
' J. P. Tucker and William Odlln for tho Arm.
and the appraisers reserved their decision. It
m, was agreed that the Treasury Department
should be asked to fix the hour at which the bill
BF was signed, at 4 minutes past 4 P. M Washlng-
ton time.
B TAR3IER 1IOTOUKISS BURIED.
the Anthorltle. nave Vo Clue pa to the Penan
Wbo Assassinated Illm.
H BiftrroRO, Conn., Aug. 30. The funeral ot
Bertram L. Ilotchklss, wbo wa murdered at his
M home in Kllllngworth on Friday night, took
I place at noon to-day. The Rev. W. C. Knowlea
of St. James Episcopal Church of Kllllngworth
; conducted the service.
The authorities have no clue to the Identity of
the murderer. Although Mrs. Ilotchklss still
thinks that two men were Implicated in the
' murder, the officials do not agree with her. 8be
li unable to give any satisfactory description of
the men. She says one of them seemed to be
short and thick-set. A person of small stature,
however, would have been unable to do the
shooting unless standing on an elevation such
as a soap box.
All circumstances and signs tend to show that
'twas a tall man wbo held the gun. .Smokeless
ponder was evidently used, as there are no
ponder stains on the window casings
Nierlff Drown has been Investigating the af-
IHr. and on his last trip to the scene vita acrora
tonled by btnte e Attorney Murdock of Port
mX land. The absence of a motive for the crime Is a
J ltumbllnr block to the police. An investigation
of the shot found In the body of Ilotchklss
m towed that tbey were No, nor 4 shot, and not
fo 12. as nt llret reported. The wonder is that
some of the ecatterlna shot did not hit the little
m caughter, Emma, who was by her father's side.
I "KEEP OFF THE OltASS OK PAS 910."
A new Yorker's Chora or Blackmail Asalast
BJ a Uobakea MolonnaD,
BJ Henry Caspar of Secaucus waa held yesterday
Hj -7 Recorder McDonough on a charge of black-
Ball preferred by Charles Muller of 102 Eighth
avenue, and Kato Helrsohn of 341 West Twen-
lleth street, this tlty. Caspar is a motorman on
Jho Jersey City, Hoboken, and Itutherford Roll
J y. Jle Is ulso a special otllcer In North Ber
J ff.n township. .Muller declares that while he and
J'l llclrsohn wero seated on tho grass on tho
J -rat daj of tho recent PJattodeutscho Volksfest
H Jocburlzen Park Caspar approachrd and
H"",'ened to lock them up unless they paid
f'?1?10,, Ho showed bis police badge. Muller
!,VV,10 "'A n.t have tho money, so be gave Cai
J Pr his watch.
J Valtarlan Clorcyman Confirmed la tha Xal
HJ' ropal Valtb.
Oodvekniuii, N. Y., Aug. 30,-When Bishop
J Morrison of Duluth confirmed the class at Trln
J Ky Episcopal Church yesterday he bound to tho
J Wth the Hov. Mr, Mitchell, who was the
J founder of tho local Unitarian society, and who
H S?.'1?!111 a. 5'cnr nf wo lt pastor and leader,
i ar . p Ml,"7,1,,(m nniI "'e mombcrs of the church
si fnr "I'ctltaUy nlenecd oer their now recruit.
Hoi B,I'""n ''l0 Lnltnriana organlied the) drew
H sffii,,"l.,b,"i ,,M "10 Knlacopnl sot lot).
H li? J m"'''.". 'Is pastorate abcut a yoar ago
lie um' -Mr MHi- ;elf has done no i hurch w ork.
H u ihe iia fULt ' becouioan h.plscopai rector
3TO TRICK, BATH BKITATOS JTRTX.
A Ktplr to Henalor ChaodlerSi Aosorttoa on
tha BIserlmlBallac Baty,
Atmtrnn, Me., Aug. 30. Senator Frye) replied
last night to Senator Chandler's assertion that
the 10 per cent, dlscrlralnntlngduty Inths Ding
ley Tariff law was Inserted through a trick.
Senator Frye says that Sonntor Chandler Is mis
taken in somo of his facts, and that "certain ot
his insinuations are not well founded." Sonator
Frye says of his brother Senator:
"He asserts that tho Amorlcan Steamship
Company, assisted by an astute lawyer, under
took to Induco the conference committee on the
tariff bill to reform section 22, and, by In
nuendo, connects that company with tho rail
roads In tho procurement of tho law as It now
stands. Ito says tho result was secured by an
' elaborate trick,' and that, of course, Intelligent
men ltko these conferrees must have been cog
nizant of it when tboy adopted It,
"Now, tho Senator knows, personally and by
repute, nil of the members of tno committee,
and cannot in good conscience charge them with
being Ignorant dupes or cunning contrlvlsta of
elaborate tricks.
"As to facts, there was n serious and long
continued attempt to Induce tho Senate Finance
Committee to adopt and report to tho Senate a,
substitute for section 22, tho purposo being to
have It In such shape that it would Ineffectual
in event Congress should concludo to report to
discriminating duties for the revival of our for
eign carrying trade, as recommended by the Na
tional Convention of Republicans and Indorsod
by its candldato for the Presidency, without any
further legislation other than tho abrogation of
our commercial treaties.
"The American Steamship Company, If such a
ono exists was not at all a promoter (if this
scheme. Moro than nix niontba ago. In low ot
tho fact that tho party In powerwas fully com
mitted to tho restoration of our merchant
marine, a committconf twcnty-tlvo of tho load
ing shipowners and huilders, both steam and
sail, representing the Pacltlr, tho Atlantic, and
the Inko Interest, wusformod, whoso duty was
to investigate the Important subject thoroughly,
to obtain the. lews of men intelligent In this re
gard, and come, if possible, to some agreement
as to tho policy to bo pursued, and as many legal
questions wero Involved, tho cotnmlttro was
authorised to emnloy counsel, which it did.
"This committee, met many times in Now
York and In tho rooms ot the Sonato Committee
on Commcrco divmsbcd the arlous proposi
tions before them, but had not arrived nt any
conclusion up to tho adjournment of tho extra
sosslon. I was present at most of tho meetings.
The projects considered wcro a bountv law, a
revision for eftlcacy ot the postal subsidy law, a
tonnage tax, the proceeds to ha appropriated to
the marine, and discriminating duties.
"There had been in all tariff laws for a great
many yon re a proUsinn for a discriminating
duty ot 10 per cent, additional on nil dutiable
goods brought Into tho countrj In foreign ships,
except from those countries with which we lind
treaties, &c Of course, the law was a dend let
ter, for we had commercial trestle with all civ
ilized nations I think thlrtv-nino in nil.
" Tho American fateamshlp Company had no
moro connection with this moement than the
Cramps' shipyard. Clyde's Company, Hydo's
yard, Arthur Scwall s, or tho Lake Carrier'
Association. As for tbo railroads. I nover beard
one mentioned at one of tho meetings, In an) of
the discussions, or before the Flnanro Commit
tee. Ot how this amendment to section 22 was
secured I know nothing, but that It was by a
'legislative trick,' in tho playing of which tho
conferrees were participants with knowledge, I
do not believe, nor do I believe that any Sena
tor, other than Mr. Chandler, harbors for a mo
ment such a suspicion,"
JfJt. SriTKJRK'S SriDXIQHT CAZZ.
Klekod Off the Stoop, Ue ahoolo a nolo In Mr
Scotto Door and la Locked tp.
Gairct P. Nowklrk of 241 Bergen avenue,
Jersey City, was arraigned In the Second Crim
inal Court yesterday morning for shooting at
Albert Scott of 237 Montlcello avenue. Now
kirk's wife left blm some time ago on account,
she alleges, of his dissipated habits, and she
went to lhe with her grandmother, Mrs. E.
Burch, in Scott's house. On Sunday n'ght
about midnight Newklrk rang the bell and Mr.
Scott opened a window nnd asked what he
wanted. Newklrk replied that he wanted to
Bee his wife Scott asked Mrs. Newklrk If she
wanted to bco her husband. Sho begged Mr.
Scott not to let him in, as she was afraid he
would kill her. Scott told Newklrk to go away.
Newklrk pulled tho bell knob violently and
kicked tho door. Scott went down stairs,
owned the door, and kicked Newklrk off the
stoop. Newklrk whlpied out his revolver and
fired at facott, Tho bullet Juit missed him, but
it went through the panel of tbo door and
lodged in tho stair carpet, Mrs. Scott fainted
and Mrs. Newklrk screamed.
When Newklrk was nrrcted he expressed
his regret that he had not killed Scott, and he
said he would have killed his wife It he bad
got near enough to her. Acting Police Justlie
Maes committed him in default ot fsr00 bull
for felonious assault on Scott, and fined hUn
$20 for having the revolver In his possession.
bujs n ad to oirx vp TiiE cnizn.
Fanner narrtnatona Writ Effective acalaat
Ilia Hliter.ln-LAW.
Mrs. Guasle Slovens ot 231 West 137th street
produced before Justice Beach of tho Supreme
Court yestcrdsy the two car old child Auiusla
Cella Harrington, her niece, on n writ of habeas
corpus secured by Milton Harrington, tho father
of tho girl. Harrington, who is a farmer living
near Oswego, said that his wife died about eight
months ago. and his wife's sister. Mrs Stevens,
had taken chirge of tho child. He said that he
had sent moncj to Mrs. 8te ens to help support
the child, but sho claims thnt $150 Is due, und
wants to keep the child ns collateral.
It appeared that Mrs. Stevens has brought
suit in a District Court to reco cr the $1&0 She
became enraged when the Judge said she must
givo the girl to the father, and three court offi
cers wero required to make ner sit down. She
followed Harrington through the court corridors
denouncing him.
PEJIILS OF OOSFT IBLAJfD BOWERY.
A Paterson Man Bays lie Got Knockout Drops
In Soda and Waa Itobbed.
Charles Curley, 22 years old, of Paterson, N.
J., told to Justice Nostrand In tho Coney Island
Po!J-e Court yestrrdny, a queer story of getting
knockout drops at the Island on Sunday night,
Curley was found in an unconscious condition
on tho Bowery shortly before midnight, and
was locked up on a charge ot intoxication. He
told tho Justice that ho went Into a saloon on
the Bowery nnd drank a glass ot soda water,
awl soon afterward lost consciousness. His
watch and chain, money, and ticket had been
taken, he snld. Justice Nostrand believed his
story and discharged Curley.
To Condemn Property For the Mew nrldga.
Justice Dickey, In the Supreme Court In
Brooklyn, jesterday appointed Charles II, Rus
sell, Walter T. Bennett, and Herbert F, Gunni
son a commission to condemn property for the
approaches for the new East River bridge. The
bridge Commissioners nre anxious to get pos
session of a jilcco of property on Kent avenue
near South Fifth street, owned by George
Hllllcr. It wuh purchased In January last for
$15,000, but the owner now wants $30,000 for
it. The Bridge Commission wcro willing to pay
$12,000, the amount paid for udjolnlng property.
I Fred A. Hnltb a lllramlatl
Fred A. Smith, nn alleged bigamist, was held
yesterday tor examination by Police Justice
Brenner of Brooklyn, and was sent to Jail in de
fault of $2 000 ball. It Is alleged that ho was
married to Mies Laura Fulr In Brooklyn on July
IS. while his first wife, to whom ho wasmuirled
three years ngo, was slopping with her parents,
so as to givo him an opportunity lo tit up a new
homo for hor. He was arrested In Jersey City
on Aug. 8, but refused to leave tho State until a
requisition bad been obtained.
PIMPLY
FACES
Pimples, blotches, blackheads, red, rough, oily,
nothy akin, Itculng, acaly scalp, dry, thin, and
falling hair, and baby blemtabea prevented ey
Cuticuiu Boir, tho moat effective skin purify,
log and beautlf) Ing scsp in the world, as well as
untstand sweetest foi toilet, bath, and nursery.
(uticura
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isle fropi-a Dhui. ij-MlowiohnttthltkUi,',as
BLOOD HUMORS 0l'i?Cv'Sitii&.
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BORO-UTHIA
" Clear as a crystal-sparkling as a diamond."
The club wntcr par excellence.
Far superior to all other Llthla wate re.
The most delicious table water In the
world.
Tho most valuable medicinal water
known to tho medical profession.
Invaluable In llhcumntlsm, Drlght's
Disease, Urlnnry Troubles, Catarrh of
the Stomach and Intestines, Dyspepsia,
Insomnia and Skin Eruptions.
Send for doctor's pamphlet.
For sale by dealers generally.
The Waukesha Water Co.,
Waukesha, Wisconsin.
Now York Wholesale Agents:
ACKER vrilllAI.t, rOSDtT.
THh ClIAHUS N CIUTTKNTON CO.
W. II, V OIUIEV, Jr , Kutern representative
SOLP 11Y IFADINd DltVCIOISTS Mich as
A. W Stew art Co , 'isih SI and Drondway,
J Mllhatl aBnu, 1KI nroailway
Heseman ft Co , lun Hromlway
II rman H Atwood, H40 llroaJwaj.
I ongacre Pharmacy, 4.ld M and Iiroadway.
Olympla I'haraincj 40th St anil Iiroadway.
Caswell Mas-yftCo Hfth Av and IfSth St.
J N IlegnnanACo. IS1H Hroalwajr.
William WlUon. Wall St and Iiroadway.
Iljrer Ilerrlan HMIlSt and Sixth Av.
Tho FlirnianllrilKCo. 43 felxth Av.
WIIkiii Vharmacy. HlnM and Broadway.
CO HlgeluM. 10- sixth Av.
Haeard, Hazard ft Co tl50 Iiroadway.
Wan'erftlmnarrt 1SS Ilrnadwnv
1 . . kinsman Co Sixth A nd 39th Bt.
Oacar Knsaft Co.Mxtb At nnd O.'d St.
1 . Mclntvre Co . fclxth At. and Otlth St
I ouH A. Ilavt Co , 7 ID sixth Av
Kellogg ft Co . ttMh M and Sixth At.
KallehP-harmaiy fourth At and ind St
Roth .t Mower, IIuiIfoii and I'arrow sta
chum ir ft son. i! id st an I V lihth At
Oel hart Hell, KUth ht and I Ighth At.
F St J. Ilarrrtl. 4111 Hxhth Kr.
Wm T I Ins 1S7I lihth Av
Theodore Cole. IStliSt and Flchth At.
A C nehrenaft C . I let t and Mghth At.
II. (1 rrlUlim. 4.1th St an 1 1 lithtb at.
Barer ft I'rlngti, U77 tluhth A
n W. Priest .'"dst and Si tenth At.
II It f mlth. i M si and Mntli t.
T II Ulile Anintenlam At. and 144th St
Henry DI'dil t Sod Third At. and '.7th SI
Sultan Pharma . Third Av and J'td St.
John kli hi ft Co , Third Av and 1 Sth St
II M O Nell, Third Vv. and 14th St
rrtraftCo.Thlrd t on I lithbt
Albert Jamlnou 7"U Third V
Wanhliurn Druu Co . Iiroadway and 42d.
II. A Caeleer. Columhim A and 72d
axelf P rna.. lOIOThlrd Av
Roliert Mlnroth S.d M nnl Third At.
Merer Pros . 8(tih St and second At.
Lletr b I'burmect, 1 7W Avenue A.
Pendlner ft schlenluiter Thirl Av and 10th St.
Ottolroweln. lt St anIThlrdAT
Roikey a 1'iiarinacr. IMtliM and olumhua Av.
J I! Con erford Columbus Av and M'th St
W. S Rocarv, flMh St and Columl us At
F. A Olinllach. Columbus At. and lOtfth St.
James Cooper. Jr . Red Hank, I, J.
Eas'ern Distributers
WABKESHA-HYCEIA WATER,!
F. O. BOYD & CO.
to sue ins noyns.vES.
Tbe Late ftaretvrr or the Ibanon Sprlnr IToad
aid Co Ue short More Than B34I.OOO.
Trot, Aug-. 30. An order Issued by Justice
Edwards at C&anibers in Hudson on Aug 26
and filed to-day at the County Clerk's office In
this city rItcs the Lebanon Springs IUllroad
. Company power to sue the bondsmen of the lata
W. V. V. Kujnolds. receiver of tho railroad, to
recover the amount of Itcynolds'a bond for the
faithful performance of his labors as receher of
tne road. Thero were two bonds, the first
signed by W. V. V. Itonold. Henry Knliker
boeker of New York, nnd Kliuthan Sweet of
Albany. Henrv Knickerbocker died, and I)vid
C. Urines of Troy, now a resident of Chicago,
signed another bond for the same amount,
guaranteeing Mr. Itcjnoldsa faithful perform
ance of his dutlis as recelter. The order Is
Issued on tho application of Edwird W. Paige
for the rallrond fcnuipiny. In the application It
ia alleged that the auditor nnd superinten lent
of tho road snv that Mr. Kejnolds drew out
more than f.M.000 of tho mones earned b) the
railroid coinpoii), and thai llilt, fact vsus not
known to the otlklals until after Mr. Rejnolds's
IVantrd rmalrs.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street
RTIKICIAL I LOW kK.S AND FEATHERS -Faney
feather makers and good bird mounters wanted
I1LUIIESTIIAI. ft hTINFR 8MB Uroa.liay.
EXPERIENCED OIRI. wanted on Chambers fol Ing
maihlni. J C VAI ENTINK. 27a Mulberry 1U
1?XPEHIFNCFD"s7dTr on books
J MANHATTAN PRESS 478 West Iiroadway.
ANCTTiTATlFlRS Makers, alio IlroTmountersi
workgWen home
GEO M.HICIIEU ft CO , 78 Broadway.
I?ANC rhATIILti's MpTrT, in7d "hanlsvanted.
. Apply to HAVIIi si I-RO. 11)0 Mercersl
STRICII FEATHERS Wanted, good preparers.
Applr all week
ZUCKFR ft JOSFniV. 715 717 Iiroadway.
OSTRICliFEATTirRS -Curlers wanted, work flvea
home. STFIN ft HF1LIIHUV, tl 18-038 B way.
domestic rStrvantu Wnutrd.
TROVoTmiDDI.F. AOED WOIIAJs for aeneral
housework fhort distance In a untry. aood. plain
home for right party. Inquire BO West With st
t antra males 3ntchamt. St.
IrLKCTROTVI'ERS Wanted ajnungman In eleo
j4trotype foundry JIJIOUNRV, !i7B Mulberry it.
WANTED I'rreainan for nrstclsai work on
Tlguetied half tones capable of taking charge,
three eyltnders, four platen preasest giro references,
age, cxper ence, wages required, married or alnalet
steady work In aouthrm Ner, Fngiand rlty for right
man OPTIMl'S, box IB I MunorTlce
WAN1ED Aynung man who can maks himself
useful In a horseshoeing shop 4 1 8 Kaat 1 4th at.
llaMta 3nlea aUscttlaiuouj.
WANTED A young man to learn the dry goods
commission business, one residing with parents
preferred. Address 1". O box 314 New urk city.
Attuntiona atautea Jftranlto.
A WIDOW desires a position at scrubbing office or
any other kind of ti ork. Address
Mrs HMIfll. 185 East ad it .New York city.
ACAPA11LF, OIRL wante situation In small farnuy'.
Call 150 Fast Wth st , one fll(bt, front.
ituatiotw Wauted fUalfsi
ATOUNOMAN, 20, desires position can furnish
tha best of references, shipping or eutrr clerk
fref,rredt eompet nt, Industrious, and reliable
IIOMARU DOWl INO.IJ Wimhliigton at IlrouHyn
ELECriUCIAN.'lo'years' cxinrlence In dynamo,
motor, and wiring work
C IAUES, hheepshead Bay, L. I.
OSITION-asbook keeper hr young man ii years
of agei well up on geueral nfllce work; first claas
mathematlclani can give good rcferencea as to ability
and character. Address
TEMPERATE, box 178 Bun office.
FISITION Is wanted by a young man. ill yean, as
itenographer and typewriter, good reference!!
salary moderate. Address TYPEWRITER, box 183
Bun office
PRESSMAN (Tactical cylinder and lob pressman
deilrei steady situation! steady, reliable worker,
111 LIABLE, box IUH Sun oirice.
ANTED By a young man (10 years of axe) a po
alllon with a mercautllo bouse where there Is a
chance 10 learn tho business; It at present taking a
business course with a Now ork builm is college!
la trustworthy, bonett and reliable! can furnish At
references as to character, ftc good penman; can
writs with considerable rapidity. Address
RELIABLE, box 148 Bun offlo.
tgfTire ef urmture.
KURNIIDRE IN Gllh AT VARIETy HANDFAOTURID
11 V T. O. BELLE W, 111 FULTON bT,
rr Bay ad Tannc Wea-tity and (Gantry.
BETTS ACADEMY,
RTAirirnnn, ow,
HOME LIFE and the INDIVIDUAL, the keynotes.
Each boy Is mads a partner In the companionable
home life It taught how to study, and receives the
psrtonal training most valuable to him.
Thorough preparation for Collrgs or Business.
Large and beautiful grounds adapted to athletic
and outdoor sports BOTIl YEAR.
WM. i. It MTU, VI, A. dale). Principal.
lIAMalION I.STITUTI3,
4S West 1st at., vtanlmtlan (Square K.
Most deatrablo school alio In Niw York. Prepara
tion college and business! chemical laboratory, read
ing room, gymnialum till unrated estalogueii reopens
Bept, 30. N. ARCHIBALD SHAW, Jr , Principal.
BARNARD 'SCHOOL
(Ton nOlN), IlT and III) Ural 13Mh St,
Reopens Rert 28. Twelfth ear College prepara
tory. Intermediate and primary departments. Limited
raoerooirdlnud Cats, .
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE
IMI.TU' ST., HltOIIKI.W,
For boarder! and day scholars reoicni Sept. 10.
Terms reasonable. Send for catalogue
Berkeley" School, 18-24 West 44uYst!
Autumn halt lHth year beklns Set i 7 Three va
cancies lor boarders Now arrangements for Juulor
Department, aim H to 12 years lor tc(,litrr nddroti
JOHNS WIIIIL, II. 1) , Head Master,
SACRED llEARf ACADEMY7
Select Catholic Hoarding bchooli uluiatlonal ad
vantagea unsurpassed! open allyean fall term begins
Sept. 7. Address Bro ASULhT, W ist l hester, N. Y.
DWICHT801'...'8,
Ughteenthyearb.'glnsSept 211 Cataloituenn appli
cation to Principal, Arthur W llllaim i ah . '77)
I7LUSIIINO (N Yl Institute hoar ling school for
tHiyii K A. falrchlld A. M, II sehulrr, Ph .1) ,
Principal!
forUlrlanndlouna; vtomrn 4 It) nnd Country.
Notro Dame of Maryland.
College for ouug Women and Pre iir.itnr) School
for Olrls Regular and eleithi inursest i xtenslre
grounds! twatlon unsurpassidi suburb of liHllliuore.
spacious bull ngf, eotuplttel) i,llliiil Ciuducteil
by School Slsti rs of Notre Dame, Lharles btrcet
Arenue, Baltimore, Mil
Unzmvtl. Jndiistrml School,
BRONXV1LLE, N. Y.
Coder thr clinrvn or tho Hlnlirn or Ml, Joseph or
ntnrrth (Rplitupttl).
Industrial tratnlnt; fr plrli or Kovd character, to
rentier them eIT upprtliiR
Term. 01AO UiiP. o Titration.
URGHMOHT(N.Y.)MANOR SCHOOLFOR GIRLS
MISS M i PI KltlN. Prnprlelur IiiMimlM Illitht
II II. C Potter, In Ueo It.ah 1) nter I) I ,
and with an Advisory Hoar I OI I 1 It AHA Ms see
NFW KOC1IH I F Park Mdcrhool reopen Sept.
7, boarding and day pupils F Nl 1 L , North st.
rorlounisjfu and Women I It) nnd Country.
FRIENDS' SEMINARY,
lflth nt . corner Hutherfonl j lace .Sen ork
FRIENDS' SCHOOL,
I0.-ll4Schrnierhornst Rrooklyn. N Y.
OPrN SIPT SI. IHU7
Non sectarian schiKlsfor Dots and (llrlsof all grades.
Prepares for all colli gis
Iluslaes Colleges.
PACKARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
SCHOOL OF STENOGRAPHY
will reopen after the summer a ai ntlon on Wednei
day, bepumber lit, 1HU7. ImllTldual Instruction
students can enter at any time Call or send for
Prospectus
a. R. P 1(14 MIO. President.
101. Ill 1. 103 Last '--.Id st
VTF.W YORK BUSINFiS INSTITITI SHORT--Is
HAND liookkeeplng. ftc , hr mall ur iersotally.
dayoreTenlng piwtllona for all t,raduates Call or
write. C C OAINIs.nl East mil it N.Y
BFST CII(X3L to learn Isaac Pitman shorthand
Ml THOl'OI ITAN, Inn Sth ar i Individual Instruc
tion, all graduates placed
1-asT Schools.
NFW VflRK ) Dsr Srbool, 120 Rroadway
i aiu counnt , Ksenlna school. Cooper Union
LAW bUHUUL ) DmIcIiI iethi,d",rintnie.
tlon. LL B In two years 1 I, M In three yeara
Bend for catalogue OEOHIIb ClIAK Dean
iTlnslcal.
TIIK OHM
New York Conservatory of Music.
ii a hht ism st.,
Iletw, en 4th n md Irving pi
Established I MIS e bartered 1HBS
Till IAMCUS MUSIC SCHOOL
TOR BFOINSFHS H1R ADVAhCLD PFPII.3
PLTIL"- NOW KICFUHl Icr j ears on 14th st
(.UAiit sirs riiot iikiimitii riTK(.
nFNRYC DOIISON 3 bnnjo. guitar, and manlolln
studio 1 l.'l llroalnar, h t tilth and 13th its
Silsrrllitncoiis.
mass tnii arTxa. iMitnit
The Private Institution for Feeble-
MI Nil IM 'JIT II nfffn envplionM adrantat.es for
t' Uiltt!- i laHDineil ix-bool au t Home if'U arrL4
beud forcln mar
i.ho K imoWsN, M D , Sujerlnlemlent
rFNMNOTON (N J ) SI- MISAHV ConrenItnt to
New A ork. I hllvleli bla. I altiin. re ami A5b1ng
ton, both -rxps S-th yrar, lifaltbfult teautlftil. Ill
teachers, IS cour.ef, $VftO a jear For beautifully
UIuAtratel tatalonue, altlrew
THOMAS HAMOS D D . President
gErartinq hotels nnd te$tauram$.
This list appears ererj Sundav, Tuesday A Thurs lay.
WHERE TO DINE.
For Information, circulars Ac , ot any Reitanrant
or Hotel below, call or address (send stamp)
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
no Finn Are., Sew lorlt.
Ale. means A la Carte. Tilti mau Table d Hole
dinner.
Dalmsnlro'e ... Oth avenue. corner Jflth it Ala.
Broroort House Bin it and Sth Ale , Tdh ,(193
Concert! Cutilne Recherihe. Old Vlntige Inea.
The Marlboroitah . llrondway and S7th st Ale
Tdh Breakfast, fine , I unch, 00c , Dinner, $1,
Maroll 4-fl West Clh St. Ale , Tdh , SI.
Slouquln'i 20 Ann st, I4V Fulton st Ala.
do. Knickerbocker Cottage, oih ar. and 'J8th
Restaurant Alo Foreign wines a specialty, op 1AM.
(Jasao'a Broadway A 40th at, Ale. Tdh, fl.
CUrli'a rtritaurant J West 2nd st Alo.
Eangberl's .17 Kaat 32d st Leb , BOo. Alo , Tdh., (1.
Ilunaarla tTnlon s , East Ale , Tdn , 75c.
Bartholin rxratanrant Madlaonau, Alo, Tdh, 73c,
Isntelme'a ,40 Union square, East Ale , Tdh , "Re.
Lucbow's, Oerman Reatauraut . ..110 East Utbst.
lunsrarlan Open lr llrslauranl ... Ale. Tdh
Gypsy Hand cafe Ilouluard ISO Second avenue
Au Chat lolr. BBl W, Iiroadway. Lunch, 50c ,Tdh.
Hotel Marlines 105 West 44th st Tdh , 50o.
repsier's 34 hut 11th st Tdh and Alo
tlotel Uuquesnr.,,. 8SW .lflth st Alc,Tdh,60o.
ColuniVultestaurant.,17E 17th at Alc,Tdh,60o,
SIllltlHlS SQIiAUli IIOTIiL,
Grand lloulesurd and Isosl 71t Ml,
AMERICAN PLAN.
Finest location In tho city, two blocks from Central
Park) tno blocks from Hudson Hirer, choirs fur
nished room, with bath, by tha week or month)
families bare homo comforts, no cares Hates rea
sonable. WALTI.il LAWRENCE,
I Manage.
hotel" kensincto n ,
COH 3TH A AND 16111 hr.
Select family hotel, on the European plan; central
location i only ono blink from Union square.
bupertor restaurant at moderate prices; large and
small suites (parlor, bed and bath looms), all sunny,
at reasonable rates for leaion or year, Traniltat
rates Sloglo rooms, 1 1 Out suites ts per day and up
ward. IlbllNAItU BEVKR, Manager.
THE PARKMADBSON.
JO 1AUI AKl)R. '
OPPOSITE 1IAUiaO BllVAnu PAnit,
Elegsnt apartments i beautifully dec-orated tall mod
era impruTeinruts and conveniences! restaurant
w 1th superior cuisine
. IXHPEITIOW INVITKD
B AHCROFT HOUSE. Broadway and Slst it -Con-rrulenl
lo all ferries and itstlonsigentleraenonlyi
60O.. 76c. and SI per day i weekly, reducllom
IIOTEI, M t HTl , French tablo d'note
47 Mest UStli at. BerTed In Summer Garden.
Concert erery erenlng Lunch, 4uo t dinner, 60c,
Wine and coffee Included! service a la carta at all
hours! moderate prices. Itoomj bj da) or week,
s
THE GERARD,
4th BU, bet. Broaarray nnd oth At.
400 Rooms, atnglo and en suite.
Coolest, best ventilated hotel In New York.
Centrally located! fireproof nnd modern.
SPECIAL LOW UATKS FOR HUMMFIl
W. 11. OERARD. Prop.
nrsTAI'ltAirr AD CAFIC. 140 and 142 Nassau
st , near brldget the enly Drat class moderate priced
restaurant In tho vicinity) open evenings
II. W. PHILLIP, rrop.
STUYVESANT SQUARE HOTEL,
northeast tornerUth it. aiid ltd ar. U station! per
manent or transient at reasonable rates
Rummer Sfjsortjff.
NEW YORK.
AT THE ELMER.
Perfection during September anil October) open to
Deoemberi within 1-j hours of New s, irk.
tllltiHALb U HUtlgUV.
Bulllvnit Countj.
arviTIIT IIOISK, WnshlnRton llros , proprietors.
Liberty, Bull van county, N Urst class accommo
dations! largo farm an I dairy, plrntv ot fresh m Ik,
good livery) gunning and llshlngt (attiollo family,
IiONO IHIj.VNU.
Manhattan Beach Hotel
Oriental Hotel
Now Open.
T F, SILLECK. MANAGER.
Fee Time Tablo I.ieurslon Column,
rtleycllsta em now rile direct to and havo their
whiels i In eked nt Manhattan Reach Hotel
AS IIIIAI 1 VII. AND AI'Tt'MN RI-ORT,
SFV-HORI VND COUNTRY LOMIIINED
Prospect House and Cottages.
1 lll ilKntl!, KIM. ISI.VM). -
Must fashlonabln rt sort on I ong Island. Send for
deserlidlM- ilrmlar 0n n until Oct 1. One hour
from Nivrl ork Ileiesounbli rates
I M ROtlKUS, I'roprlctor
SlIFFPslll'AD HAV, I. 1 -HOW! LI, MI LA, A COM
rOUTAIII I, lOl'MRV 1IOMI t LOSI TOMIV
IIATTAV 1IFAI II -.PI t IAL ItATM K)R SH'TI-M-llrll
Tltol I.VY CH I'ASils OUSI IARF. TO
gal) bT. OR SOUTH Fl ItltV. fn.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Delnwaro Wntcr Gap,
SUIN3SET HOUSE,
Up in the mntintalui, four mllea from I)t law are Water
flap, dry ami Invigorating air, exullent water. rixhI
table. Iare, airy room niallr ilallyj terms mcwlt r te,
AddrtH-Mrt. W.A lahNSLU.Mamhulls Crtek, 1'a.
conTcticut.
PEQUOT HOUSE AND COHAGES,
KEVT LODO, COW.
"A delightful combination
of seashore and country life
at the Fequot!"
in,triiArtD nAGim.
ptltct oarfl.
j,.t "lid.
IFXISOTON AV, 124 Rooms ready for antumn
J inhagementst home table, terms reasonable,
table U rd
West Side.
"I fJTn iT. "7 WFST Urst-class rooms with good
XJ table an t attendance, transients or permanent.
I fvrit st . 37 V r.tr Ith Iward. pleasant rooms)
J J transient or permanent, reasonable
OD ST. 417 WEST New 1 ngland ladyhu mod
0 erate priced roomi, large and imall, bountiful
table, references
JsDST. .14-m W EST Large, small rooms, with
tjtioard, out of town buyers accommodated, refer
en , s
3 ITH ST. S" W FST. Handsome, cool rooms, ez
r eellent board, summer rates! transients accom
niivlateit
1 1 rTlfSfTlIHVVESTWIdow desires gentleTnan
J i.iJ ttourder, private flat, station, cars conrentent
VOS
1 9JTHST. 14"WFST Fleganl rooms, with ex
ImU cellent table Iniard.
4 urttisUtt. 5oomo &3kpnrtmtnt to t
lj,.l sililn.
2 I ST STREET, 25 EAST
stiierlor furnished rooms with and without prlvata
lath, referen e.
1R IN(J 1M A( F.14 Newiy"7urnlshel rooms, box
siring bid, tie bathrooms. ) anjuet floora, best
lu-atlou, corner house
It est Mic
I 'I INTON IM VCF. 74 -I argn and small rooms with
V or without board, Southerners accommodated;
referent, s
'lULNVMCH ST, 310 Rooms iu, nlgbt. $J 00
II ujiw aril weekly gas dally pap. rs reading room.
1.JTH ST , 40 V FST In renned. comfortable house",
one large and small room, gentlemen only, ref
ertuies s 1 Til ST.. 439 V FST -Comfortal le furnished
Akt room with t ath oil satue floor, references,
I owner
I QQ1 hT 1 4 N KST Second floor, bnth. suites with
OO )irUatebath, slnglo rooms, board optional, ref
erenei s
flnts nut! pnrtmfiits Co let.
(II NTRAL PARK APARTJ1FVTS.
j ConslstluKuf the Mailrld,
Oreuala. llsnelona 1 Isbon,
Salam.-uit. V .leu I ord a ord
Tolosa In Construi tton, 1 tght eutlla
tlon. Fleganivj of hers l"e and Appoint
ments tho Maudard Vputment Rulldlngs
of theworld The location, Central Para
South 'I'th st ). "-tli st and7tbaT,
Is tho moat ileilral le In theelty.
C o m p a n s ' O m c e
In tho bulldlug.
TITI.F OUVRANTEE TRUST CO , Trusteo.
140 Ilroalwajr, SMh st an I 7th ar , New V ork.
17Mleuisrnst , Urooklsn, N Y.
Frlcei. i lans and particulars upon application.
9NTII IT.. ISO VM 14SI RiST, six rooms
hallihtattd (.'aml '.J1
ainiiNi., mil v Psi.4 rooms, 0
I JU ST JC Ftr. .land 4 rooms, (9 to $19.
M'IM.TOV .. 1175. 5 rooms and bath,
halls hi ati il. till andS.'O.
t usn si , nn st, 0 rooms and bath, iteam
heat. ninlll
oil slin i .. nsn, ihi, unit. 5 rooms and
I alb, steam h at ."!it II
IUIIII !.. Illil lhT. 1'itra v.ldu slngls Oat 8
rooms and bath. fJH and 8 I'1
IU7TII HT.. Jft-tlu tlT.-o rooms and bath.
steam beat, ti to -'
ltlSTII MT.. m&.lfit itEtr.n rooms and bath,
steam heat, hot satt r 8JO to $Jt
1BU1II nt., all KtNT. 11 roomi, 113 and ft8
Apply to Janllon on pn mlti 1 or
MACLAY A IKVIrS, 44 I'lneit
"sanitary apartments.
no io a i si uini m
Blx roomi an I bath, hurl" on I enamel baths i
anltar plumbing! nluly deeorated,
with or v, Ithuiit ati um heat,
attra tlvn for small families
JAMES R HAY. 7 Willi et . or 64 West BSthit.
THE CHELSEA,
uuj w rsr uitii mt.
One of tho most desirable aartmrut houses In the
cltyt atiaolutely ilreproof, all innlern Improvements!
restaurant of superior enelliniei upHrttnenta fur
nlshed or unfurnished. It.! ATIIFRION, Manager.
0?Jfca.JbJ j9k."V-Ll4i03Sr.
TII A. IIIII1F, OHril I MTI HT.
New Urge. lUht airy romnsi l autlful view of plo
tureniua Central I'arki eleetrle llahts, elevator, and
allinodernconvenlemea. ratis, oulr from l,140to
(l.VOOt seveu and eight roomi and bath.
i THK URiiKsronn.
a hlah-clau apartment hi tel. Iwuutlfully located,
with every conw ulenc- and lomfort of a well ap
pointed home. a fov. h!'pu"'",1"J'".,.",r,'l ?ff,m
Oct I on personal spplli atlon or by letter to Till.
11ERESFOIIII. "Ist I" Hili st, corner Central I'urk
West and Manhattan iqtlare
viliRl llOOIti nbe ronms, rauge. tuba Ac i
l4iit,(.S month, only one other family In housei
BUU 3d av.i keis In seiond floor
ouw Jd aT.i ,c, AN 4 wilITINO. S Reekman st
TilnOi, ST . 77 Three bright outside roomi) fine
view from all, all Iniproveim nts, quiet houieiB.
LFIlOV hT, U near ni-ecker.-Hlngle flat, 4 large
light riwtns.jjll Impro'ementsilow rent. Janitor.
TtiTaV 104H, COIt. bOTH ST -Apartments fating
5pitkil'iiH HTOtt E, 41 Wall it.
Ttr MIM'TIS FROM IIRIDOK and all ferries) 6 and
It) it rooms snd bath) all Improvements) resident
janll..r. . ' ' " ,,D,,7 ?DW,- ''
Mo.SAlI A.N, 08 Franklin at. fan U ssea Bundsjri.
Seat (iHMt. g.tn. gfltntc. lil
3 AND 4 STORY ill II
$75 a Month. jtlj
Splendid location for convenience and health KiStli or KJOtliSt.. - la
between 7th and 8th A vs. liasily and quickly reached by Elevated or k
Cable Roads. Every modem iniprovcinent handboniely decomted tRaiBiBiBi
latest style gas fixtures perfect sanitaiy plumbing, bpncious court- H,
yards in the rear and special entrances for tradesmen. Most approved fitvllaaH
methods for removing garbage. Neighborhood restricted to privato uJ-'sIbbibibI
houses, insuring satisfactory surroundings. Why live longer in higlv KIkIbibI
priced, uncomfortable apartments? -llll
FOR l'ARl'lLUl, AR.S APPLY TO ItMaiBii
EKASTTJS IIAMILTON, Ronl EsJate, MU
Vtn Fnn4nrs. Ui'i Weal I.'lhth ft. Telephone 04? llnrlcm. llilBPaPai
lnic mid nnnmcius tuo et.
QKTII hT, 441 WIST -Floor of four rooms and
Oel bath) all Improvements) half month tree
OUTII bfTfti s.Nl) TiT l"AST.-Utrn livo'Tlatii 4
00 rooms, bath, range, and prlsate halli, rente re
duced 8eo Janitor
mTH ST, Ii14 lVIST."31rooiii"ateam heated
apartments! they aru almost oqual towholo
housct seo them
1 OCTH bT . SMM fAST Apartmi ntiVr thireo"and
I J four rooms, all light rooms, cheap rent.
ClQi't IwTl TTtsi niwlv rurnlsheil. six roems
fjoU anil baths i xcijitlonnlly line Apply 61 tai
puthst , or J. R HAY, 7ullt , n ference
f urnitsliril Intji Za -Set.
J 71 ATR ANDAI'VRTMFNTS.unfiltnlsheil.filrnlsheir,
. In desirable Ini ath nsi rent toll to $ I uon
I0LSOM UROIHLRS, dJiUroadway, cor. nth st
JwrlUnti ?ouflra Uja Xet City.
DFSIRA11LI. HOf-srs furnished and unfurnished,
til desirable IihbIIoiisi rent SI Vol) to HI noil
H1I.SOM IIROTIIERS, MJ'iItroldsa,ior loth st
3 STORY brimnstone dwelling, centra ly located,
goo.1 neighborhood At pis on premises, 1 14 West
lUOtli nt
iTo Hct for '3sinf55 utiiosifsi.
1JU1LDINOS. Mores I lifts and Oftlees s. large
I uuiuber to let on Spruce, lleikmnn lulton Ji hn.
Maiden lane. 1), v, ti y, Rtri'la, 1 arrf place, Murras,
Warren Chamlm lleaili IlroMilHa). Nassau, Wil
liam, Hold I HIT. Pearl, Water, I- r nit Mmth. nnd
many other streets RLLAND& WHITINU
0 Hi eLmall ht
BUILDINllS stores lofts, oflh es. an 1 studloi to lot
In ibslrable lo, atlons
lOLSOM IIHOTlirlts. olSIlriuiln ir. cor ltlhst
BI10ADU s.. JIS 1 holce front olTci . nilltat lc for
Inuor three , moderate rent A ply room 14.
IOFTS A few dislrabte lofts part or whole good
-J light, htat and power If I'clrel, central lo a
tloui rent to suit Alply on premises. 1UJ and 1J3
West -'.Hi st . .New 'i ork
FroLLT Three nne'lofts iilxino ft eaen s nly or '
JL together, In tho substantial bull ling 4 ) Pearl st j I
an oRleo on second flo ir can b ha with them If de
llred, fine acconimoilatlons for a substsntlnl rlnti r
and lithographer, from such tho rent, to alar e ex
tent, viould betaken In work, equally desirable for '
(almost) any rnanufai turlug busluesj Apply on the
premises
rpUO I TOUT ROOMS, ono large and one small, in
I the TA llson building, 7 I 75. 77. 71) I ulton st . cur
ner (,old, steam power, heat, elerati r. a Momatle
fire protection prlsste v. ate hmau, rent very moiler
ate W ATbON,bUjrlntcndcnt, baeeluent, 7ti lulton, ,
cor Gold
Seal tSjstatt f or ale 5roohlijn.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street
f"inoiLFSTVan(1fretr I'arklnta. your pick, at ov
torn prtefi, call, luiprct Qufn Anne rottattts,
all ItuproTPRiFDtii bmall amount down balame ns
n-nt DIX, 1 43V Flatbu.h ar , near At. 1-, Brooklyn.
0(ea Sundays
Heal estate or alt HToug -stand.
(iniCKFV FARM FlghtMii acrr. house, barn,
J fruit, dirt cbcap, description acnt. call Wrdneti
day U-WIi, JOJ Uroa.lwa
17)VFLY "nriTmNO IOTS hy thesea, 15to$J0i
J Installment plan, circular wnt
JUfcW Ifa. J02 Iiroadway
N 'OUTII PHOKF OF I OM, IslAM) llmir from
(.Ity.wlth fin view nf Sound, a lieauttful sun
:ner or winter home for salem cheap ntarl) new
modi rn ho u, latent styln of an hltecture, with 1H
room it and orerj linpn-v anient, ami lc placzas porte-ciK-hen
and tower,taMe tarrla,(-aul ponttr ttnuses,
1 1 onrtirral Japuncr-etuniin r j ng.nla.aii lrnnerra
tori . JHi acn-rt of llnest hlfth land with r,riuli.r
of ftnr oountrr for miles al laid out In landscape
nalk. and urleH, ftoHt r Uils law ns shrulw nNun
da re of frultfi choice pnrdin No rr--s'nHt)le oler
will Ins refut?d, and tlu reat art of tiio rl i uy
remafu on mortuagt at " iTiut Huiiso (urnlnh!
Possession at om VhotoRraj M with
THOMAS V IAM, .tonroadway
5 ACRES FOR 150.
At Pat nogue anl Mi-dfonl L I , easy terms. $3
fier mi nih an I up hi' partli Ulan, call or write to
) I. M. HW LNCKE. I ami an 1 Investment Compary,
07IV-O7H Ilroadnay, .New iork
'rtclifjatcr Co. Uroiurtij -f or nle.
PAULDING LOG CABIN
Opcnrd on
LABOR DAY, SEPT. 6th,
nt
ST. ELMO HILLS,
OnAPPAQPA, WESTCIIIVTTrt CO. N. Y.. OJI7J
HOUIt FHOS1 4211 bT 1HHI I 51 K R
IIP 111 II DIM. PI OT.
(OSK ACHK CONTAINS OVFP. 18 CITY LOT8 )
Free tlikets sUI te (tlsen thoo vbo desire to
visit ST 1 1.5111 Hills with a view to urchaa-on
the 10 10 A M or '- U7 1 II train at Gran 1 Central
Statli u
IOH TICKFTS APPLY IV 1'HVSOV, HllOltC FKl
DA 0 1". M , AT Ol'U OHICI
IIFNTOV A ItllOWM.
48 Rscb.ngn llaee, , sv lorlt,
,for 5alc or Ho Xtt Countnj.
T,ff JriluFY COAST -In order to secure a perma
It neut home feitlou that sslll surpass amtulng on
this co ist, wehaeanulred all the estates on the huh
blurr extending south from Ilberon and lueiu Hug
Iliullleaih. le control u 1 caullful mean frontaire
with pt rfett systems of saultsr) heiserttge, pure water
suppls flu strests an 1 sldenalks with , verr mmleru
lmprot mrnt that eould Im ilehlred nltb Ian lseaKi
archltnture that lanuot lo surtas.ed, with every
care as tmsoilal nurrotin lugs W e ln lie linme seek
ers of g o 1 .oclal Man tug t i see m r maps and id ins
ATLA.NT10l.OebT UKAI TV lOpNY I , it. ', J.
oftke o) j o.lui station
New Vnrk ofller, ti Nassa t st
ti otntr or atr Jtru crety.
tll CY rOll si L Till. OHANIIE1!, .N J , also for
Morrlstoivu tiul 11 ritarilsvlllo property, eery de
serlptlon, sale nn I n-ut.
IP II AMU TON CO, Villlrnainay, N, Y
T.IllFHON.N J lor sale, two of the tlnest resl
Jilenicsou Jersij iniiM 1 7 and M roims ban I
soinrly fiirulahid, reduml prl es II 1 1 AM LAN!.,
I oug uratu h
tl7lisi!!t liisTfiiil Tl Targe lots 175, terms
i BO tnouthl) , hUh gr iiltid, naar hi lists
W I ATI! hum, V7I Iiroadway.
fFLNAHA. N J lo modern houses for sale, H
J rooms bath 84 Ulio. n room, bath, l.',&00 II.
WFATIIHIIIi It in. 411 llriadway
5i,rt"iTuH a lfll lorill Nutlej , ti down ti
OOU inouthly Address Al'1'1 rTil". Mltley, N J
jftral D5tatf fox ssalr 3ftrocy City.
C0 nnf-'SOn AW. H'IANCI MONTHLY
V'OjVUU bust u room Iioum , Just inlii ltttil,ile
tm.li ,1, an in prosemints) lo althfnl KkiIo i, .u
foot plot, lUHCailamtd strn t .i wer, tl It is ilL, i urli,
water) has, Just oil trollo Hue, 5 nilnutel to New
York by I'i nusylvanla fi rries
tO.NUICT, I Montkimier st , Juicy City,
gral Cj5tntr fox .Salf.
PARK HILL " the Hudso-
New York's most beautiful
and accessible subuib.
American itr.Aii i:srvn: CO.,
UNti into tun i.
ef or iUt or tfxchanfir.
JviH HALE OH JAC'IIAMlt Om of tho most loin
1 lete suburban hoiuei. In tin uiaratt, loeatid at
hoivsalk, Conn.touii huur fiom New ork) houae haa
tt ry modern toutriiteme, aud imu built without re
garl to cost by da) a nork, II Is iloso to deiot,
aclimils, ohurches, ftc . and but short distance from
Bound bathing beach lorfurthcr l articular apply lo
A. IL blUDLEY, I ublkatlvu t'fllce lltv ana.
t
STUDIOS H
FOR RENT, IH
120 West 50th St., ifl
In unites, or slntrlo room 1 vci llfn Unht and accoi- tf sSI
m-Hlfltlt ni lit utt 9.1) no to 4 n )0 ter month n?yatJil
Ms i around floor, Hiiltnhlu rur store urahop, $00.00 'fcLI.M
per month riIK.illll.lH
Ap) li to Janitor, 33 nnd .1? I rut nothat ,or 'VWliH
I'.ltMlH IIAHIIsTOV. !lHiH
Telephnnti 'UT llnrlcm Upeti Sutul ti. ilCHislLiH
iHsii
c. estate M Auction. Rl.1
I ll1K lll,t' (NKICD A dBltiililllH
Ufil.Hi: III iKi-t 1 1 M i;m during -ll'HiLB
T IOi.TIC th Ait rar l )oiin(5 mea Hi.liiiiia
clerks nnd In ink Let tutu rhtr wiViiiiiil
would you advluc mr to n and I till 1 To all Midi HsLiiiiiH
1 tit 4 limn 1 a r i mm ri 1 1 to k1vl a sltht am nor j. IV lLiiiiiifl
1 fa) unheftttntlrpl). hu tlin l)nr Jt lmroit etat9 Yniiiifl
rnrm r of Octuii i'luk-wn and Ay I Cltv of Nevf tlBiLailllH
orlc iIlmoklMi), m hit h 1 am to Hill at jxtiltho tin . V'IhiiH
riHiriid niu tlon on Lnl u I)i Se t (1 Wlv (O r BiiiaLiH
1'crri t lifiilth, tho Krwittst or dth leratunm (S) R Um mm
It iumi th- nre on hull Ktouu I on urnle, no rock ilBBH
ur iiti(i, tttiertA nn). . rovrn 1 xrlth tnnnincnt l.Bliiiiil
HhnlctrtM nnd realxfir limnfdtati iir, iMiililtntr kBrl.l.l.l.l.l.lH
cinlioniin txtdatotit li The. uretlKMhnlce... A H'lLLiiH
l'ttrt hetiiu PnKptt I'nrk and Cc ney I dan I (4) iwHisLifl
Chi np Hhl ion taut oimmiiiu1 nthiu - ri 111 ooa ji iBBfci-1-l-l-B
ir tt rllt' rtid iiohsc mrrr m tliLn t irt nn 1 rid t mmWmtmm
from I' irk rou, S , to thn lottt for ftuiits (fi) i HH
liihy teriui, mi cr cent nn ni jrtin to for nn aniouQt A-sHH.H.l.l.H
at4jrer rnt no r f. for a rr ft nt lei nil JHLiLiiB
gunrantcril hj Tltl" nunratitt r au I Truit Co without HHLiiiH
iiHttni uriliar. lit ati in aim pecurf a irnri, t rea B H
hafH nui nttMid mi e JI HF JOH SmiA, JH , 109 , HH
llrtMftvra, . , 1'J Jluntaui ut lli-unkl)ii KiKI
$ti e.otntc or aUtCitij. l
AT Wnollawn Melclits, V, Y, cltv, Uiolrr cott.iRfi KBLH
H lini rovement to let tlS, or sold nn caj ,$ B ......H
termn IHMNd, lle MmlUon a. KSllH
Ileal Rotate or nlc Vtrfltnia. ill
A!!KUriHI, inACUK 1-AHM lu hlfttorlc old Ir V.yi8.H
Kltilu for tQ fiiudown, halime 91 or mora talBlaH
I wetAlj , rkh and rtMlucttM bo 1 i ai ly cultivated JkBsH
an) jirolucei excellent irop. dellivhtful netgbtwjr- HBBIbH
hood, ntar town, und all (.onwnlcn ts and lilonty iKiBSbH
nenr n-llih -ri. . onis with u on our eieurslon to rWBaB
I morrow It avlmt onice 10 A JI . an 1 Ut u dhow yott l tiatBaB
a rnu elejvnnt fnrin ch ap and on pmv t rmii trip UwaaljsaaB
frit If 30 i purrhaju. HISL1-V 1 t Clminheraat. .Blalaaaal
asjjamailsllBaBaaBaaBiaasaaBaaaiaaaaaaaaaaaasasaBsasaalasava. &
public toticro. 'B
"HOST OFULT. .NOTICK " Bl
("should 1 reid I)II Ybj all Intcrihtid aschenRtss smaiBtBiBl
tnn on ur it nns time ) frnVsHaH
lorelcn mam f r tho week cndUls S") t 4 1S0T. HaaaHalBH
will cloifl (1H0M1T1 In nil rai it tin llenerai HaHalBH
I'oit once m, diiiiws I'M-t'Hs post SI MIS cloaa HaBaaH
e ue hour e irller than t.o,ln time ,bo a lielow. bbVbksibibI
TRANSATLANTIC 51 Ml.s
TUFMiAl At 7 e M lor IVItol'I. )Kr steamship BflKamH
Ilail sla Pltm nth and Ilretni n iletters for 'bWbibiBiH
Ii eland must lw directed ") er Hits, lMi aWaiiBBiBa
M1IN1-D At 7 A M isii) leiiieutarv OA SI) :.bmibBbibB
Tor I Clt I I persteaiiishlp M I out-. via South 4iBiBiBaBiBfl
nniptou btt rs for Ireland n ust be directed "per ibbbibibibibb
st Louis nt ll A M (suptl mentsr) in 10 A. ViaBBBBBBBBBl
M ) tor IH'OII, r Mcuiii'hlii Maestlc. via UbbbbbbbbbI
yueenstown, nt II) V SI for HI LcILM .'Ire t. per ''BBlBlBlBlBll
Bteim-.hlp Ni ordland sla .ntntrp ilcttiramust Ibibibibibibb
lie d r -cted ") er Nixir Hid 1 ) bibbibibibibI
TI1III)1 t il V SI for Fl'ltOI 1. per steamship bbibibibibB
Columbia, via Pis mouth. Iherbour. and Ham ibbibibibibH
bit re STaBlBlBlBlBB
SATLltOVY.tR 30 V M for VRANCF, SVIT7FB BBbBfbibI
I AND ITM.Y SPMN. rnHTl li 1I TUltKLT, dfTJHaH
FIISI'T. and III'ITISII INDIA, tier .teamsblp La, bbibibibibB
Clsmraxni", sla llnsie, at ! 10 A M. for (JER- SsBBHavafl
JUNV. tier stenm,hl)i Alter, via Ilremen (letters) tlaiBiHH
for other parts or I urop. via Cberbstirff, must be -MBBBEaval
dlrec-'d "p-r vllnr ') at Tin A 31 (supple- BlfJI
Winn T II III A M ) for LUROPF ier stesmshlp ,iaBiBBiBBiBil
lu nut vI-iQuei nsiowti at i t si forNETIIKK- iBBiBiBBBiBa
I NDS illrect persteamshlii Itotterdam, via Hot- BBtBWBBii
tenlam (lettim must lie dln-i tml pi r Hotter- RaKliBTaBi
dsm i at s A M for HF.NO. per steamship ImtMYwM
Kaiser Ullhelm II detti rs must lie illrcitiil "per SKSIaaH
Kaiser MII elm II ) at li A SI for s OTLAND KafflaH
illmt. er uteam.lilii Ltnlotl-v. sla l.Uscow (Ut- HHlaiBii
tern luu.t bo dlneted ' pr Lthlop a ). bbibWbiH
ritlNTFD SIATTER. Ac Herman atvamers lalllniB DasBraH
in Tui..lin tnko I'rlnte 1 sutler, ic . forOsr- BI'BiBii
many, anl Seclall Adlnssed 1 Tinted Slatter, SvHamH
Ac, for othfr part, of turojie emerlcaa and bw9Ibibb
SMiltu Star steamers on eilnesdavs, Oermaa aVBSlBBB
steameri on Tl rsdavs and Cunartl Irentb anl HsBiaiBl
f, rmsn team, rs on saturdaja take Printed Mat- . ;K!HH
ter t, , tr nit (itintrles for which this ure ad SkIBbiH
SertlSld loiuri mull BBaBiBBH
After the clnstnf? of the sUppPmentary Trsnsatlantla stIbvH
Malls nan I aUist. addltl nal ii) plementary I'llflH
malls are i peutd on the pure 'f tin merlcan, lilumfl
Lin:lish In in h aud German steiiiiiers anl rt- fittfC-iH
nisln open until svlthln Ten Miuutisuf tne hour i(?fj H
f sal In j of steamer. '(EMM JbH
SIAlls 1UR fcOI'TII AM) rlNTRVL AMF.IUCA. iVUJIibH
WISTIND1I- Ai HVIbH
TUhsD VN At lip 31 Tor c isT UICA p-r steamer 'IHbB
In m Ne Orhans, nt u 1' SI for J VS1 UCA, per 'ilBafaH
steami r ftom 11 iston iforfBBi
'WII)NI'-1). Ki II JI f irCl'UV pir sfamshlp ilfi sBBjj
t Its of vis-si iiBton Mallaiana lifH' ibB
Till ItSIIVY U J III A M for 1'Ol.T ANTONIO, 'JS )
liersteaiutrfrom PMtn lelphla Rfvfsf IbV
FKIDV At.' H) s, SI tor NIWIOI NDUND, pX SjHl
steamship Afisrluu (r m I bin itlihlai at 9 Til (iRiE laH
A 31 iupl in ntars lo 31) for si TIIOSI S, St?5i !H
bT CHOI.. LII11D an eWMlYslKI) IsL- ItlSS iH
ANDS )t steam. Inii 1'ri-t r 1 1 iletlirs for (Ira- i itCS flal
nada Triuldnd.au I Tobano must be dins, led per !Xr jHj
SATrilIe t IS M fo- RUA7II. per hteimshlp , vfiw S
Hisilus sis P. rniinl mo 11 1'lla in I I to Janeiro UsIBaH
(letters Mr Ninth llrnzlaul 1 1 1 lata Countries KHbbIbB
must l-illre tel pr Hi s, llu' , at 1 A SI for iKBai
I, A 1 LVTKt 01 NTI.llldlreit rsua ii'lilpltel yffB'H
lairn ar li) s, M euipl in, nury in 10 A SI.) SSHbbI
for rOKTl'NV s ND HMi s. -WANILLV lijlBS
ami i.l S I r ' i I Mlt ,i n , at 'NStHlmBl
Hi il A M or vill'li . c IIU 1 M119- ItfHfJH
Co and MIMN -r t, inishlp V -l.auela I5jJ3ibI
(Itttin. for ithir I arts o Slexi anl for 'MJiIUbB
1'illn iiiust leitlrrcled " er MKllam la"), at tl llaUHiBtl
A M i.iippliiniuin-t 11 l A V I for 1CNEZ HlaBfl
I'llA hiii HKIl'IO alno seeMi.I.S. anil 'l;Mafl
CAKTllAUIN sla Curai-ao i r steatmbip BSsBbbI
Csra as at 1.' M fori. HFNAD A. THIMDAD and vSaBaal
Tt)HAi.O p r sttatuslilP Oreuala. at 11' SI ror -IIBlaBl
MiKTII Hllll pir eteauiihlp Hilar), vlnfira, C-f
Slartuhint nl Ciarn, nt r in I' SI for ST. rnaVTasBl
1 11 Kill S1ILJU1 I O.N', per sleauier fioln North wlliH
bsuIHJ TllanljaH
Hal'-, fir Noisfnundlnnd. by rail to Halifax, and. FaVJaBBai
ttou lv stiaucr, dose at this nfllce dally at BBtBiaBl
Mill' SI Malls for 3ll)ticlon l j rail lo Ilostoa 'sIbBbI
an 1 tin me I s .teami r, elose at tblsonii e da ly at ftsasBMal
h'101 SI Mills fort ibai lose at this office dally inalTAal
st I 00 SI f ir f.irn nnllne )y sleameri sailing .5'-'i '
(Ston lass iiid Thurs lass) fro u Port Tampa. Fla. Tt-k m
Mulls for Mi .l.ol lt. oirlanl,unlris uprclally i if f.l m
nulrih"!'! for ilesiiutcli by steann r ilos, at tbu ($1?p (
inlie ,la Is ut J IDA M anl.' 10 1' SI llti'Bl- iStb ll
tirul mull ihwisut 0 DO 1'. SI pri 'loixday. Mil lB
TRASS 1' I.C HC MAILS f M
Stalls for Ch'ni anl Jap in rcr steamship Ta A&WL ll
emu (from Tinmai, lo. h r l-liy up ituSr m
lo il in at i, "I 1" M Mils rir Haw ill, 'IlK I
jh r mi (ilti Aus inlit rim Mi Iran- iEtf im
li o, elio hi'm da 1) up til s,!t 1 at tl .10 ZB1 ' ll
p SI "lills for siiMrallii (eji it S,t Aue- jjati '
tralln , . aluil. Hawaii anl HJI Islands, ?y) !
pi r el aiiililii Aiirnu I ifroin inn ihiv r ilosa vWj J
In ri ilalH lifter AUK. Ill I uplo-iI I al jjM .
ii lu 1' M 31 ills r ir i mi i on 1 J ipan, J(H ' e
per stuinnhlp Meo (fnou sau Iranelso), ette ',
iln-i. hir- iHlly up l" NMt ' at fl 10 ,ra,J j
I' M Mais for China no I lipsn (siiHlally iWh
eldnssiil onl) i, iirst.nmshlp Ini) rissof laian Mil
(fn in Nan. oimri iloMHiir Ills up to si pt, IB jlllll ,i
at ll 10 1' M Mills fi i Au-.tr ilia (i xc pt thoea jU(T '
for Sit Australia wlblinr f rssurlel la u rJJM. '
rop.- he iiililil Hnnnll Iijl ail umiia vJSr .
l.bin Is, tier !, aiiislilp Mrn-a from san I-ron 'Xj"! ,
il.ni). el si I rn lallt upto Sept llbat 0 A. fUlWJ
I . 1 1 M , an I H in i M oron urr sul ut New LoffB '
oik of st 'nn ship ( intuuli 'Mill Urlll.li malls Mill
for str.illa Ma is fur llio S nlit Islands, per ?S? I i
ship rro 1 lllrd from Mm I ran I. n , i lusa liens ifflf j
In Imp In N pi .'I at' in r 31 ... ttXk At
Trans I'm Ifli malls nro foru nnli d in port ofsalllnf vwi 4"t
dallj an I tin hiiliiloiifiliM ne I .muik d tha lUlUli
ireiiuiitl n of tin In n tin r in t ,1 ,iss nan I transit. 'Mil Vi
IHeKlslend innlli h sal 111' M li il u.ilsj. J,fH :,l
( illNI I 11 n nan n) I I'osiinaiter. M i,
Post Ofll i, Nim link, N Y tu IU, lhU7 M ill
VOTICI IMII III IIS (,1 N Hut the annual meet ijjj Jt
lv Inmif the slnn I I li rs f In N itloalil llleo Mill fiSf'il
Irnti iiian svlll leii.ll nt the iilliu of the torn ???
tans. T.I7 I'riiltninl I uililluK. Vinrk, N J, on i-.tii'
i In I r, . Si 1 1 1 1-DTatlJo h ck no in, for tha t'KBr -
il itlott f illrutors mil for the truii.iulloii of sueti hvK
nthrrbusliiibs as inn) iroferl) com Uluru it e lin-ot- WBi
luir &w
lhe looks for tran.fir if stm k villi lieulosed from SSCi' '.
I'oilixkl' 31 Auc 11 until IU lAluik A 31 Kept. i'liiil
3'1,Ur .'.'LYC.I. jm
Rei r, tarv an I Treasurer. H'lH' ',
Duel N'eis nrk .N J.Anit ID 1"U jigH ,!
- - ' mm'
?ri)in.ti5. ijjj i
1)R(H' SAI S will In re il I nt ihi' Hun-in of Sup. Jfsf'. i
ill sand Ai lie-tits, N n I p irt tin ni, Washing 'On
ton I' ( . until l.'o Iik k n.i .ii t.i pt nib r 7, IHUf, 1OT
nn 1 1 ublli li u)rt iinl liniiie la lv ih n irti r. to fur -IVJjflr
nlshatlho Nawil Obsirutors U i-h:n,,t m, I C, a iitl !
iiiaullt) of stop nut h s i iniiuniiic iiutehos spj fl,r
alasnes. anl dranliiK Intlriiiiii ills ami at tho Navy jRlsVf
S ard, U'luiilnutun ll C , u iU iiiiny of steel forcings. UTiU'i.
blank firo) mats wlllle fnrutshi 1 uiiui aputtcntton ta fifpll
thn .Naval Obeervalori, Uaihiiuton, 1) C . or to tha r'Mvai-
Uuresu KIUM.N brf.WAUl, l'auiaoter Ucneral, 0. it'
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