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Tre rernflns of Collli P Htmtlncton wrrbrought o this CItY yesterday fromcsrnp t P Knot Iodiw In the flue

Of th Adirondack diedMonday nlcM Mr Hunt

tons resideiice 3 Kant Klfly

Th funeral will be held from there topirr i u KI-

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as Mr Jlintliwtnn had not twon amilM-

clo tv withnny church hero-

In the party that accompanied Mr JlunttnirIn Hi Hty Mrs IlunUnC-

m Archer M lluntington Mr Ilimtlnitton-

dorid con Htul A M Huntington

r 0 t Mr Huntln lon brotherinlawKrMsrr Or IIHam D Coley Miss a M

rumpbell has been for man yeitnsr-

w rm ffind of Mrs Iluntlnrton Mr and MrsId Hllhrms end Oeorgs E Mllw Mr-

iliiniltieton private secretary Mrs Hllt

HuntlnctonB sister

I of Mr Himtlnetonn death were

told by Mr Miles at Central station

Xr Mll said Mr Huntlngton was to all

pp f health up to withinfew minute of death He had re

very quiet on the few days preced-

ing Monday Monday evening with

rml others of the party at the camp hePlayed whl t until about 1030 oclock and

About It oclock h netted

withft fit of fotishlnc similar In nil appearances

lo attack from which he bad suffered at Inter

rsl Mrs Iluntlngton at once procured somewith which the sought to stop the

coughln but Mr Utmtlnctonn condition did

net improve tho twitching In his throat trou-

bled him more At last h saidin answer to

hli wifes questionsI run very very III

An attendant was called at ono and the re stof lh pnfty In the went to Mr Hunting

tons When Mr Miles entered the roomMr n was almost unconscious andhe failed to r ognlte any of those In the room

cok was sent on Mr

steamer the Oneonta I to the camp of formerOov Lounsbury Connecticut which waa only

a abort distance away to get Dr Robert B Tal-

bot who was staying there Mr Huntingtonhad meanwhile become unconscious and abouttwenty minutes after h Illness began heaway

Dr Talbot arrived several minutes after deathbad occurred lie said that death had probablybeen caused by heart disease Mr Miles anode

efforts at to communicate with Archer M

Huntington ho was at his summer home onbut the rains had Impaired the

connection and ItMore word of Mr Huntlnatons death couldbe there Vllllatn West Durant who wo-

tt Mountain UK was aUu summoned tothe lodge niadj arrancemenU with under

the remains

boat yesterday morning anu wastaken ncro Lake to Durant where Itwas on a train composed of two of MrHuntingtons special oars train reached

8 and was rust therea tat engine of the New ork Central Rail-road The train reached the Orand CentralStation at 4JS oclock A lund ofpollCJ under H rst were drawn-up on the platform as tho train

the the policemen hadlittle or nothing to do Station

made oil arrangements carefully and MI-

OOH as the train gut In the of thop rly carriage and went to the Hun

residence The train was Kent aroundto a at the side of the annex bed

cnnkel ooitalnlncwa taken through th window of

the private cnr n d taken on lo the hou ein which the casket was

brought here taken to Ihehotis in anothercamairf On the case In a heavy bras lnt

the Collie Phuntington JamiisT Garvey Funeral Ulre-cr ttica X V anti severaliMistants were on thw train wilt liuvncharge of the until Interment whichwill tw In tne mausoleuoi atlawn

At the hou e there was anothersquad of police from the Ffty-ltr t Mreet butfew were when the huntingtonparty arrived The crowd had Increased very

time the rwched the houseind there was no curiosity manltested by those on the street Ntverotltw n clothes were stationedHuntliiBton residence list nltiht

The names of thin for the funernltomorrow wire announced lust night ns fol-

lows D O Mills Edward King of theTrust Krederlik I Olcolt ofCentral Trutt Company Edwin Iawli y

Kstlroad Company Charles II Tweed Secondor the Southern Iaclilo corn

Martin Krdmann of Syeycr A Co It I

VlceIr ldent of Inn Pacific Mall8itirn hl Company und Adolphe Low afriend nf for many years

Mr Mite said that the ministerfidatH nt the funeral services had not an yetten choen hut that ho would he either arrubvtcrinii or n CongregatlnnalHt Mr Mllenald that after the ervlrH this body would be-

taken on a private car toMr Miles response 10 uuwtrions said that

ke could not hpenk on the the willMr HuutlnKtnn uoX ed to have leftHe Mid that the members of the hadfound en their arrival home several hundredtelesrnms of condoletiw from all parts of the

There were very lew callers at thelast night One man who tvtllfd was theIhv of CnrlMe Io who eald

that h VUH an old friend of Mr huntingtonCharles II Tweed general counsel and Hee

end VlcePrcfldent of the Southern 1aclfloCompany who known M the confldentlal

r Mr Huntlncton said yesterdaywhen asked about the existence of a

cannot talk but that matteruntil after the funeral hut you would beIn that there Is a will

Mr wed declined to dlscus the question aawho might b f me the of

ns President of the Southernrtrino H E huntington his nephew Is theFirst of the company MrTweed now the of

Any question as to A permanent succesa for future arrangement

that Mrbecome Pro dcnt of the road It belnc under

hen Thomus U Hubbardntatlvenf Interest and

fP V Co r have the naming ofhuntington successor Mr n

of Senator William M Evarts andha been frr many years In the service of the

H E Huntlngton who was In Texas andUrt d onre for this city on notified of-r

todayyesterday that the Princess von

lutzfeldt adopted daughtern o Salted from Europe for country but Mr

said last evening that she not sailed0 n Thnma H Is now In

news of Mr Hnntlngtons death wasto him by Mr Tweed

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ATIAWA 0 Aug H K huntingtonVlovPrwldent of the Southern PacIfic RailwayCompuny i through Atlanta this morning

n w y to w York to attend the funeral

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egoJI Hlntlnglfin was on his to Han Fran

nils n p vlal train was nude lipIsvllln fluid

tsrr i w Orlfaim to Atlantawas nxxitipllslie In a little

whlrtl Amounts to 4ftMO unites

test run lo Atlantaovertflkn the Bntitherno ve-

i virier 7 l trnln at I145 five

n l of a Or r n ntln t oN v Atlrf Willis Van

Ihw by rnrrlag of Collli 1nlntllctym rfi J iiVrtTk Mr died MrM it v and iinmsr-

r HuntIngton vrai married

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UNION iAnort roiTvo A

Effort to Keep Mrs Cashing From EarnlBBLiving as a harbor

SpniMoniilt Mites IS BecauseNational Journeymen rs Associationdoes not make provision In Its constitutionfor women members the local Journeymetbarbers union and the walking delegatesof the other labor are twrsecutliiff MrsM A Cashing the only woman conductlnia bsrber shop In tItle city The constitutionof the National Harbers Asoclatlnn specifiesthat only who can comply with the r-

nulrements ran bocomo members if the liranche-fif that body but coma of the broader mindedlenders of organisations lieu say thatthis discrimination l unjust

Mrs Cashing canto to Kprlnafleld about K

year ago and opt m d a harbor shop hutagitation made It for her to drop

tMnyM at tier hninn on Main ureet and waswell when the unlnn people Itecnn-

In act after her nt thus Instigationmembers of Inrnl barbers who tiegrudged her what trmlff shin hurl Many of

Cn hlnKs ciiMniii r who were membersof various unions tnl tier that they hindearned flint would b lined J If contlnu to Patronize A nonunion stint

Mrs n tIme of thePnrl rs 1nlon and nUo ofllrliils of theCentral labor Union but they told tier that

could do nothing for her requestfor memr Ti iil loonl union notbe entcrtH i n moment shncompiles with nil the requirement f the b r

here nt In the

l s other evenings SaturdaysHhe has two rhilrs one of which rter tt years old does coins hudnea on Vednedays Hh ohara 9i the rncular

of mind conforms In every otherway union reiulrements

is agreed by tabor Inlon menIn this that to dlrirlmluatn thU

It Is tint a womanunjust Inasmuch ns object of union

ts to th laborer ami Mrs Ca hlnIs one of thorn Tho argument Is mud bywalking delegates that union men no

to a thntunion It Is pointed out that arenot consistent In this attention to the

large totvs that employ unionhelp A year ago the Central tnlonrefused to Krnnt the of the Journey-men Union for Mrsplnoe and It l when the mattercoons up for discussion again thnt tho barberswill get some wholesome advice as to the rightsof a woman to earn her living without Inter-ference

KUPWrKR AT A UNION JfBJTrVO

ShirtWaist Girls SttU One andThreaten Another

A meeting of the Shirt Waist Maker Unionwhich t composed principally of girl WM

held last night at the University Settlement-at and Eldrldge streets Thirtygirls who struck against H reduction of wagesIn Frank Schloss factory iw Greene streetcnme to the a body along with200 of thin girls employed In the J

M Cohen Ht 189 Oreone street Mr Frank

the meeting and settled tho strike altercommittee was appointed to see the Ann

of J A M Cohen who 1000 handsfind ask thnt alleged grievances tx reme

A strike Is to be the alternative Itdecided to see a lawyer with u view

to prosecuting the firm for the arrest of twomembers of union on Tuesday eveningfor distributing circulars about the meetingto the workers as were leavingThe two members of the union wero dischargedby Magistrate Hocaii In Jefferson Marketcourt yesterday morning

itAoamr OAKUM or THE JIBOYX

They Make Cake but the linker of HretdWont Iook tp to Them

The Bakers UnIon of The Bronx Is kickingagainst an alleged class feeling among bakerswhich tt wants to have suppressed It saysthat tho cako bakers since they formed n unionof their own han hola aloof frontthe bread bakers and that they set as Ifwero of a calling and worms entitled to

consideration than the bakersThe latter decide to carry theircomplaint to the Journeyman and

which bothunions are affiliated and ask that the caketakers b 4o tji bread bakersorganization which Is known simply as the

Union They will ns breadis the staff of life there Is more dignity In mak-ing bread than In making cake

Parson Stay Head theJohn N Parsons 3enerl Master Workman

of the Knights of tabor who Is nlso GeneralPresident of the National Asooclntlon of LetterCarriers It was announced yesterdayha de-

cided t decline a nomination for the latteromen The he gives for thIs that hewants to devote all of time to the orderof the Knights of Labor It wasterday however thnt thin National Association

has been made Samuel rs Presidentof thin latter If the lstterCorners Association Joins the A F of I thehead of the Knights of Utbor cuuM not bo 1M

President

More Datttrs StrikeORANOB N J Aug li The hatmakers

In Drcnnan A factory went on striketoday because would not agree toa new schedule of wages An Increase In wageswas asked for and refused The local officersof the Hatters Inlon have now thematter of the executive officersof the national association They willthe case up tomorrow Thin hustlersIn the also quit becauseof n misunderstanding It expected thatthe national officers settle matter

labor Trouble at nilllam O Wbltnej Home

At yesterdays meeting of the BuildingTrades section of the Central Federated UnionDelegate Kelly of the Klectral Unionreported that the electricalC Whitneys new residence at Weitbury I Ireceiver 12AO a day Instead of the union wagesnt n They wore employed thinMetropolitan Construction Company whichwas l o nonunion wares lo

Whitneys New York residence-the delegate said The Secretary of the sectionwas Instructed to write to askinghim to see that the contractors paid unionwages

nniFTKD FROM OATH

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Manhattan called at the morgue in Brooklynjrertcrday afternoon and Identified the twobodies that were found within an hour of eachother In Buttermilk Channel by the crew ofthe tugboat Protector earlier 111 the day Hesaid they were lit fattier Herman soold sister Agatha 22 oldwere drowned In lieu Cain during the squall-on afternoon Mr accom-panied by his son and daughter took aon In n new 14foot bout As theywere sailing through Hell late thethin and the occupants were thrown Intothe Mr hU daughter wentdown clasped In each others sonwas up by the crew of a tugboat

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While In natblngThe bodies of the Benjamin sisters Freda

and Clara of 6 0 Union nvenue who weredrowned last Saturday white bathing at theloot of East Uflth street have both been re-

covered body was mind on Tuesdayoff her sitters waslast night near bridge two IIMierInPut were Fr da thiselder sl jr was trying to save hadlet go of roiw and was being carriedout by the tide

Floral Halllesblp for Mr llonilnitno Fnnr l-

NnwronTNKW VaAug ISNewport sews huntingtons funeral a large floral tribute In the de

of n battleship The citizens generallycontributed to The menhave to close their place of businesson the of the funeral was decided

to petition the IeciilMiire at the ap-proaching lo change the nameof onus the leading streets to huntingtonavenue

Property Owners Mist Stand the CItAfter a year of public hrarlmjs tIme Board of

Publlo Improvements decld d yesterday thatthe about w 0 0 of opening and

Edgecombe avenue would nave to beby thuS of abutting propertyare about or hundred

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THIRD TICKET JtBfT REDUCED Tl-

NINK IN

They Are flllll llopefal of OettlBg tp J iTicket To Play Waiting flameAntlImperlsllst His

D lrf es All for Indorttng nrysii-

NniANArous Aug is The contingent o-

antiImperialists headed by T M Osborne oNew York who met here yesterday and heldthe first session of their national conventionhave practically given up the ghost and annow ready to confess that the Anils of thecountry as represented In the antiImperlnllMlo Iflgiie nreflrynns

The to the Liberty Congressdid heroin work among the third menfrom the moment of their arrival Iate lastnight under the persuasive eloquence of floutwell Smith Mle and others the advocateof n third ticket began to desert their tand-nrd nnd this morning It was found thatthe majority of them had moved bodily intothe league CAmp and were opposed to nomtnatlng a ticket Mr called a confer-ence and only nine members of the new nn-

tlonnl party respondidWheti the suggestion wits made to go on with

the convention the ides was so ludicrous thateven Mr 0bomo was forced to smile Itwas then confessed that the meeting hadproved a failure and the nine entered upon ft

of the expediency of calling anotherconvention to meet In Boston or New Yorkwhern the Invlronment would be more congenial

The opening session of the Liberty Congressbelief that the In

dor B nan and Stevenson That theof 1 centered the l rno-crntlo national candidate was shown th

name evoked In thusThin sentiment Ihnt McKluley must Iw defeated

received withand when the samo speaker

the possible ofthere were of front

nil parts of the linll ending In gr nt applauseAll the thus are out-spoken In their advocacy of a rcoolultJon Indors

of tho Committee-on Resolutions ee ms to a pledgoon thus part of the league to supportami Stovenxon

Thin Initial meeting of the Liberty Con-gress was with some 240 dolegates present The meeting wits collect tooroer George O ofand the Hev Dr prnyol Kawln-Burrltt Smith was nomlnatod for temporalchairman and made a brief Inhe outlined the various that have been

a sordid commercialism to fastenImperialism upon the country as n permanent

Committees on Resolutions and Cuedentials were then appointed and the meetingadjourned and a was thisafternoon to hear The personnel-of delegations especiallydelegation has It made

for the o of helping nlong thoIndoresment as Silver nndDemocrats are represented In It

of the menIn the convention were for Bryan fouragog and that they had no be callednonpartisan

party men at one time conti

thl afternoon n was madeIn their plans and they to see thething that-a number of telegrams were sent out n a resultof the late meeting and they were waiting foranswers When had soundedThomas B Senator nnd othersas to whether they would accept an antllm

nomination they to answerThere Is little doubt secret conferencedetermined to learn whether a nominationwould bo and It favorable amareceived the nine may yet nominate a ticket

A meeting of entirelyto spoechmaklng ve hold tonight at

President presided

his place on wosrlllPd h Stirof Chicago who presented

A letter was read from Bourke Cockran de-fining his situation lie bell that a crisisthreatens the country and that Bryan shouldreceive nil who thoforeign policy of the administration

WHARTON DARKER ISEIlOIBtJSIAssertion That be Acceptance or a Title ofNobility From the Czar lIsts Him From Offlc-

LISCOLX Neb Aug 15 A new phase ofthe Nebraska political situation In the raisingof a question ns to the eligibility of WhartonBarker candidate of the Midroad Populistsfor the Presidency It alleged that Barkerwhile acting In an official capacity for theUntied States Government n titleof nobility from the Czar of Russia Till It in

makes Darker Ineligible tOm any oftlctJudge Wilbur F Bryant court reporter lor

th Nebra ka aMatement on this question He con-

cludes by saying Bitrker even If elected

Darker received such a tltlo from theCzur of Russia as n reward for sorriest ren-dered that Government The tltlo wits TheOrderofSt Wencelas-

An alien when naturalized Is required to

EIIBS UnitedStates Statutes IS78No

a tltli for or one else The tonctltutlon forbids tIme granting of title ofnobility by the United SUtes and forbids anyperson any office of trust orthe States to accept title Constitu-tion Article 1 section section 0 Barkerwas the agent of the United States Govern-ment at time he accepted tills title TheUnited States also right of expa-triation Statutes of 187R section 10

act was clearly on act of patrlutioa-

IffEJlAJf SHOCKED JV DROOKLrV

He Fell From the role to tho GroandSeveral Women Fainted

John McGraw 37 years old n lineman livingt Smith and Paclllo streets Brooklyn was

hocked by a live wire nnd thrown front a fiftytelegraph pole at hay Seventeenth street

avenue Bath Beach yesterday

cable box and was about to nit a telegraphwhen a shiest of flame up

electrlo light wire rendering him uncon-clous branchesfa tree beneath nnd landed on his back on

women who worn nasslturbodr foil before them fainted McGraw

ai attended by nr John Ie Mund andto the Jto Ills skull

and back fractured and his arm was badlyburned It thought that he will die

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POLICE COM3II8SIOSERS RfFIYThy Tell netftllTO Sergeants That

They Are Only PatrolmenRome time ago seventeen detective sergeants

attached to the Detective Bureau In Brooklynsecured wrltsof alternative mandamus to com-pel the Police Commissioners to return thento detective duty with as detective ser-geants Thin Poltoe Commissioners tiled theirreturn In till oftloo of the Clerkday They maintain that thin petitioners werenever detective sergeants hut were patrol-men aligned to do detectivewere transferred to precinct duty by chief

last February papers will l ohanded to LambertBrooklyn today

e Store Whites Indicted for the NowOrleans nioti-

NKW OMKASS Ln Aug 15 Th GrandJury has returned Indictments fivemorn white men who took part In the antinegroriots ln t the Indicted tileK F Carl a onelegged man chargedwith having n ofburned the Thorny Iron school Anotherman Indicted Is S F McCowan Mayor of thetown of Kennep twelve milesNew Orleans and this organher of the mobwhich on JuW 2S killed number of ncgroex

Susan Gordon flowerSupreme Vyirt lu tlce Lnnitx In Brook-

lyn yesterday dented a motion mild on behalf-of Susan Gordon for the appointment of a ref-eree to upon her clnlm for dower in a suitagainst the tniMees of this estate of item hus-band Wllliim iordnn The estate Is valued att2vioiy nnd she recently offered to settleclaim for V t cash for one of thistrustees contended that th Ju tloe had no rightto send the mntter ton referee as It was a matterfor n Jury trial

Court Calendar ThUAppellate DltlMon Supreme CourtRereos

nun Term P tt I Motionr lend r railed luSu A M PartmatIns

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REAr ESTATE NZW

No 3 and JS East Eighteenth street twoflvtvstory double tenements on n plot 60x97have been bought by Irving Kfmpner fromDaniel lImos

Samuel Adams senior member of AdamsCo which wus recently reorganized as theclams Do Goods Companyby n deed recordedyesterday In the IleglMerfl Office conveys toJohn Flanlgnn his partner in the old firm aonnhnl In parcels of real estatefronting 150 feet on Twentysecond streetand on streetweit of Sixth avenue The crowrty forma

of site of Adams A Co n store thebeing leasehold entute

For the combined site 200x200store has be m projected tIme estimated coatof which I S7iOiKii roar hall of the build-ing Is under erection and will be finished before

Sixth avenue front Is undertaken Thepresent of thus freehold of

Is apparently only a formal division ofInterest and may or may not signify that thoreal estate of A Is to transferredto Its successor the Adams

Auction SitesBT PHILIP A IUTTTI

Fortyseventh street No 827 north aide400 west Eleventh 21x1006twostory brick building to Martin I Lender

for OM Oslo on Judgment I3u976subject to mortgage liooo and taxes Aa114392

nr mr r usTnn A costreet No 200 to 314 south

1022 fivestory brick Hats to thefor 121771 due on Judgment

IUUOM subject to mortgages HOf227taxes to 172-

2Todays ABctlon Xilei-BT JOHN N OOLDIK-

ONlnsteonth street No 245 north side 1M4 feeteast of Eighth avenue 22flx7SS threestorybrick vahnuser individual and administratrix of Simonllelder nt al Adam Welher WilliamJ referee duo on judgment 33S1subject to taxes Ac 113702

nv n riioxxjx iNnninAULexington avenue Me northwest corner

of Fiftyfourth street brick

II Jarktn refers dun on Judgment 128140subject to taxes Ac IM4I2-

BV IHIUP A

Forest formerly Concord avenue No 738west side 137S lent south of I6 th street ISdx879 threestory dwelling Empire

vs John eton Judgment 1363464 subject to taxes

MNew Brighton Staten Island First avenue

8x4091 with cluhhotiso stands Ao MutualLife Insurance Company vCricket and Dftvle H A A at-torneys H C Henderson referee on premisesat noon

T rmn r SIFTER cohad street ion north side U feet east

of Park avenue MX 100 u flvestorr brick flatWnndell executor of NHthimlel W

Hooker vs leorge F ul ThomiisV Butts T M Van Hoeson referee

due on judgment t2743J68 subject to taxesAo M2M and

Third avenue 774 west side MJ feetnorth of Forty lxth street fonrbrick tenement Marvin II Buttlee vs William

nun referee due on judgment

Real Estate TransferDOWJCTOWN

South ol FourremM IfPulton st 10H10S 8074x49 4x l I also

Dutch si e s a Fulton st 21 lox x21 fi74 2 Paul J Sorg to S Jennie Sortet al rift

Water t s s Iii 9 s Jackson st runs s w xn to Water st x e Jacob Krsmet toJosephine K CunnIngham

Ilth st 445 K w tuna tx Irrer Henriettallrandt extrx to Joseph Oall i IS Jmire jsooo aioo

donna st M e JSxloo Sarah ICanier lo Har-ris Ksnrer rs 7 mice M 000 1

KAST

Fast tt fllh at Micffn Fmirtttnlh and linn107th M ns nsncJdnr to old ron

tre line of lUiltm Cieek x n e 21x A 64 to107th At x w IS M Varlry Plnttek refereeto J Newton 0

107th st 321 n s 140 e Zd at 2 i73 almlatorte lot begins S10 e ar x 7S n 107thst runs n i n e Six s ex w 29 J NewtonOwitlo to Edward Hegenhard r a Sit 60ralgelJIoo

Beckman w s exi n 60th st 24x76I rv to Allied Cirnnt r a il mIre 10000 I

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NO 111 BROADWAYW-

ANTS AND OFFERS

00500 05Ooste3 0rb5O4°°

PORTER CO 1S9 West IKth amslldowntown business free and cleat orWith small mortgage exchange treeclear flvestorv Slat fully rented In mm

and perfect rendition and good locationwould add

FOLSOM nnOS S5building stout AOxlOO below 124th st preferredhulldlriK must be aupbstantlal ard attrac-tive

B I KKNNILLY Ic CO 7 Pine StWant dweltInr 43th to 4th sts between Oth And Madison

in the Ninth ward suitable forImprovement cash buyer

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WATER FRONTSAS WK MAKR

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waterfront properties we are able to offer soonvery attisctlre bat In this class and attime request owners harlng water fronts thy desireto to ui full particulars as we are In a posi-tion to cOca same advantageously Correspondencesolicited

CHAS H EASTON CO-lin WEST 43ND ST

Above 14th StStn Ar to North flyer

HOUSES AND FLATSFOR MALE Avn TO

Send for our listCHAS GRIFFITH MOSES

ANDBROTHER

Amsterdam Av 181th Street

34TH STREETPrivate dwelling three story high stoop basement

soul full depth cellarQA ale and a good In lYe In

Tnims tiTWILLIAM C LESTER

1130 Eighth Ar near 5Oth NtVan Itulldln-

rQ1 J KCA desirable private dwellgood block neat SL station

must be solddwelling Meet Pinches wide

bathroom extension splendid block lower OnePark West and this is one

ccespevt houses we have ever offered

STABLER SMITH874 Columbus

To get for guislnrw gurpojjej

Corner 23d St and 8th AveKINE BANKING ROOMS

suitable business sullaMa for la-utanct rest estate nr other oDlc purposes mmedl

ate po ss1on ApplyS F JAYNE CO

284 WEST 24D ST AND 54 LIHERTY STTelephone 432 isth st

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an estate Also flve tory tenement withstores on line nf ar mortgage 119000 will

POIITKH CO 159 West 125th MLOffer modernapartment house on 034 st near West

Ind are l7nxl2fxl4S eight and nine roomswith two baths In each electric ele-vator latest Improvements And conveniences

a tent one vacancy mortgageJ72HOO nt 4 percentproperty anuS some mash

Wit 84U f th Ar Offers In West Mlh-St between JIb and loth ayes Ihreeatory andbasement bmwnstnne dwelling feet wideone of the block price J14SOOmotteagr lf500at 4 pet coot

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PORTER COReal Estate

159 W 125TH STREETTelepbon tl harlem

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Above 14th St Eat Side

1027 PARK AVENEAR HBTII ST

sSTonr hiGh STOOP nnonNsTONE

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S 4 4 rooms alt light

Atiore 14b ft Went Bide

44TH STREET4 CO 1100 BROADWAY

55TH ST 8TH 9TH AVEStstiir and haaement 7 rooms and bath 150

Ashforlh Co Broadway

h Uing Qnwt to Xct-

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463 WEST 22D STREETEntirely Renovated

Fifteen RoomsFOURSTORY ENQ BASEMENT-

Rent 12008 F JAYNE CO

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Whyte Mary I to Herman

Ptlipattlek James to Wnllet K

Iden John II to New YorkLife insurance Company

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Koch Jacob to Dry DockIlsnk

SquIres Illchard and wifeHallitck

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141st t 4 V Mnntvik Sanitary 1mprotement Co vi tieorge MnrOregor and

ST s e rot IMth si 60 IOO Clarke A-

Hoiran va tttmito Macdiemr and Johnryfe 40000ftJ 2 45 E Hoberl MeNelli TS CarolIne

and Ktrlng lollner 8122Forest nr vM lance ioldenberg TS It Slder

A Co 4100014th st 337 W HAtl Hansfleld TS John Glass

r 4500Wetslet nT e s 80 n 174th et 50HOO Michael

F o r Frederick nnd William Win6440

Union nr s w mom Dawsori si 2SxlOO O PeMattla rs Charles Smith and P 0 humllnenme 17949

st n s 200 w Wlllnw ar 50x100 IImersheln A Co rs Andrew W Mathews 8900

st s r 22il e Ifno ST lWlitoOllWlllson Adams A Co TS Thomas II Calder and Philip Alexander 11881

av w s l 2in n 1A4d st 204xPatrtclc Halplri TS Anthony Heaurhlor andMIchael 1800

si 123 K John J rs RosalinePinkie and Alexander J Tinkle 7ISOO

Ud st 42242S I Harris Crystal TS LouisSroka 24000

Ab sq 1819 Louis Goldstein ra iavlitSroka 20000

Jerome nT s e cnr Mount1184x125x8511 Thomas Morgan rs JohnM niauvell William K lltooker and CharlesII Schraeder 17500

Goetck st n e cot st 40xsO Charlesrs Louts Llppman and Julius

Berliner el al 08040St Anns ar w s Ktt n iseth al 100x100

I troan nan TS Christian Pahlem andHappoport A Letman 12000

Plans Flied for New IloIIdln s-

nrto x 71-

Bonvilt of thi OrontNelson ST ws 144th st three three

story dwellings J H Jones owner J Warchitect cost 110800-

weatchester nr s s 80 e AT K onestory-rtcenhouse John ownerJ herman architect cost 1000

154th st 8 8K Improvement to factoryAmallanicoa owner A archlSect cost 1800-

178thst is 100 vr Flectwood ar Improvestable Frederick owner

OS Clark architect cost 800Webster ar n s 48 n Southern Boulevard

ImproTemeotto shop Fred Allen owner250

MONEY TO LOAN

ON BOND AND MORTGAGE

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THE LAWYERS TITLE

INSURANCE COMPANY

OF NEW YOUK 87 UUEUTT ST

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FINE APARTMENTIn the clibtief between Park and Madison ars icheap olldt thorouzh tnvestlrnllon well

CHARLES 140 ilro dway

Borough of IJronx Sale or RentA PURCHASER of lots at

unable to complete payment will sell Interestat half cost to avoid foreclosure

HCSINESSliorougnor Ilrooklyn Suloor

stone fronts lust compmed all houses on blockstone flv sold DeralursLtwlween Howard

and Saratoga avs OTTO SINGER Builder

Borough of Queens Sale or Rent

3 A LOTAt Sbotcrlew Path In the Borough of

We sell 2 lots at S496Veach till Monday 20th-

at 14 down SOc lots are located eDITthree Mocks from trolley and on main street forfurther particulars rail on owner till Saturday Aui18 till 40 202 haM 24d si V

jSral Cjitnlf Out of the CityLong island Sale or Rent

PORT WASHINGTON HEIGHTS10 MILES PROM NEW YOHK IONO ISLANDKunciAvr wATKitrnoNT VILI A PLOTSStOaT nEAUTIrtI SITUATION ON TIlE

MIRTH allUREAPPLY AKCHIIIAII HAnlE-

Siio iiKOAunAr TORK

to gdow one location reasonable rent

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nlsfUfil

Above 14th St West Side-

A JJSTERDAM AV14S2 AND1484neaf 141D STfrIght cozy Hats 8 large sIt light rooms

and bath steam heated decoratedhardwood trim only small families tent

to til special InducementsW SHOTWELL Iii Lenox ar

unit

every convenience 1400 up ntstclass nearn st

squsre rooms running water Alec parlot tootfor doctor nt dentistJ 1 ST ST 42 KAST furnished suite

A zd floor also and small rooms very low

Wet Phd

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15 West 20th si rooms large and small en suite otsingly meats homernrxlne a la carte luncheon served for shoppers fromI2tov references

breakfast optional refer

O7TIIST 48 WKSTCool comfortable and eonrooms fotlrsnslentor permanent guests

4ar ST 5 WEST llOTKI KAIIIVIEWEuropean rooms slctb and en suite II oo day

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furnished gentlemen only

oferry nice locatIon

Hamilton

East Side

pertor table location central ttanvlenu a

B 7 sod D KMtaisi slCrntral locationrooms private baths parlor dining room

Went SideST 49Iland an

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double rooms with tablereference

9 1ST ST 1 WKSTNewfortahl teems Rood table table boarders so-

commtxlaifdOST 49 WKST Hooms c nlratsix location parlor dining rooms reduced rates

three doors

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HKKillTH fur-nished large smell rooms river view rood

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mol rooms excellent board ti lo ID weekly

ST 101 furnishedrooms good closets running water excellent

table five minutes UMil-

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pOST OFFICE XOTJCR

Should be read DAILY by all Interested changemay occur at any time

Foreign mails for the week endingwill close PHOMMTIY In alt rasen at GeneralPost Ofllre M folIos 1AHCKIS POST it All

one hour than closing time shown belowParcels Po t Malls for Ocrday arid Wednesday

MAILSTHURSDAY Al 7 A M for EUIIOIK per steam-

ship Victoria rla Cherstud hamburg

Al 7 A M forIANI ITALY SPAIN PohTIIOAl TUFtKKV

per steamship iJi viahaute mall fur other parts at Europe must bdirected per Mfitnjhln icneat A A Mfor per steamship Staatendam null must t e directed per StnalendAm al s3o A M supplementary 10 A Itfor KlItOPK per Queens

Wllhrlm II Small must be directed perKaiser Wllhelm at 10 A M for SCOT

per Astoria mall mOst bsdirected per steamship Astoria

PRINTED MATTER ETCThis steamer takesPrinted Matter Commercial Papers and Samplesfor Germany only The same of mall matterfor other of will riot be sent by this

unless directed by herAlter the closing of the Supplementary TransaUsntle

Mails namedmalls are on the piers of the AmericanEnglish and steamersremain open until wlthti Ten Minutes of tohour of sailing of steamer

II IINI1Y ST lee taruntuheut semitegentlemen near ibridge

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THURSDAY At 8 A It for HERMLDA yeasteamship Pretoria at 12 M for

per steamship Eastern Princemall for other sod La Plata coun

tries must be directed IT EasternPrtne al 1 P U for VCCATA-NCAMlICIIU TABASCO and CHIAPAS perHearashlp Orizaba via Havana and Progreso-imkll for other of Mexico mind for Cuba musthe directed rr steamship at 1 P M

M for NASSAU GUANTANA1IO and SANTIACO steamship

at 0 P M for JAMAICA pet steam-ship Admiral Schley from Boston

Fill At 1 for INAOlA per steamshipOrtien tmatl for Jamaica Ilcllre Puerto Conesand Guatemala must be directed per steam

OrieenAI A M for GRENADA and

TRINIDAD tter steamship Grenada nl 10 A Ufor POIiTO RICO per steamship San Juan at10 A M 10SO A M for FORTIXK ISLAND JAMAICA 8AAV1IIA-uAiiTiiAirVA and iiiBrTQvvar t

Mine imnll for lllrn must

laiy 10AO A M for rUHACAO and VKN-E7Uii per Illldur via Curacaoimatl for Saranllln and CarthaEena twdirected at 1040 A Mfor HAITI per steamship Prints Wlllem IImallfor Curacao llritlsh artDutch Outana must be directed steamshipIrtn Wlllem at 10 AM DLAND direct per steamship Silvia at 11 A M-

ilsils for Newfoundland tall to North Sydneyand thence by steamer close at thisnl 40 P connecting dose here every Mon-day Wednesday and Mails for

by rail to lloston and thence hy steamer close at this oRes dally at srio p Mallsfur Cubs by tall to Port Tampa Fla and thenceby steamer close at this ofnc except Monday at 7 A M tthe connecting on

Wednesday and Friday Malls forMexico overland unless addressedfor despatch by strainer close at this once rtaUy-

al 240 A and 230 P M Malls for CoatsItlra by tall to Mobile and for Ilellie PuertoCortex arid iluatemaln by tall to New Orleans

at 1 P M connecting closes lucre Tuesdays forCoats Rica and Mondays Our liellie Puertotei and lluatemnlal Registered mall closes at-o p M previous day

TRANSPACIFIC MAILSMalls for China and Japan tin Vancouver dost her

flatly al MO tp to Auf 114 Inclusivefor per steamship Empress ofirrstttercd mall mutt be Vancou-ver Malts for Hawaii China sadPhilippine Islands via San Franctvn

at 640 P M to Inclu-sive for per steamship Gaelic Mallslot Hawaii via San cnv here dallyat 030 P M up to 17 InclusIve fordefrutch per Australia Malls forAustralia except West Australia which go-

Ma K ror e and New which goSan Francisco and lilt Islands via Vancouverclose hut dally nl ft 10 P M In tug II-IncluMre for riesiuitch per steamshipsupplementary mail at 840

Malls for Hawaii ChinaJapun and Philippine Itlands via San Frandan rinse at 640 P M to Aur

Inclusive for despatch per steamship24long Kong Marti for Australia exceptWest Australia New Zealand Hawaii FIJI andSamoan Islands via San netsdally at 641 p M after Aur 119 and up la

I Inclusive or on day of arrivalof steamship Campania due at N w

J for despatch per Martposamall are forwarded to of

dally sod the schedule of closing Is arranged oa tbpresumption of their uninterrupted overland

mall rinses at n r MVAN Postmaster

Post Office Ne Vnrlr N V Aug 10 1900

TTENTIONOLD DR ORINDLE ORADUATB

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 4S YEARS A SPE-CIALIST IN DISKASESiOF MEN OLD DR OKIN-DIK has been longer and has mornei erlenc any other advertising physldantreatment and kn dlsensm In bones red

OM throat and mouth ulcers saShIngs klitney Slid bladder scalding Infl immatr n travel undeveloped organsImt vllillly are edlly permanently Mertabout to merry should to to ol-

e omce over 15 Kthst-belli een flth ami 7th firs Impediments removedSuftern 1o nut watts lime

Remember OLD DR IfllNDLF has 4record for marvellous cures Advice tree MedicineII limits uto 9 Sundays 9 to 4

0111 Dlt iniv 45 year n spedaUil Inof mien Quickest permanent

guaranteed In all the ducMes peculiar In men bloodpoison diseases kidney and troubleweakness nervous errors ofdream undeveloped orcans Impediments to mat-

es established and the longest In practlos ot aafs-peclalUt In the city offlc over 45 years at ioKavl-

7ib st near Square Hours 9 lo Sundays 9 lo 4 treatmentetc only 60 mils No chsrie unless cured

ADR CONRADS SANITARIUM lEstVx1 SO Diseases of women newly and corn

IT equIpped 127 W hum t 117fc bend lot uoolUofc T L-

442U Mlh4 QUICKEST PERUANRNTCIIRR In Slseas-

MJl ol men dangerous reset solicited relief M onevthose desiring only wlentlBeshould call UK UUNbtitiUti

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lshed 10 years rtenltn treatment Imme

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