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Letters bv the Wa,~ide no. 3.

There are numerouS,pl pleasures which such muscu-
lar training is gained 10y pedestrian tour brings
within the reach Of the traveller He Is no longer
dependent on others for the means of conveyance in
case n little extra cxorlion is required. W it'll the
training We pedestrians have had, The fatigue OF a
long walk over the Green Mountains is not cxccs
svc and what prospect j. before US Range after
rance of hills appear below us IN long succession a.
far as the Connecticut; conspicuous among them.
though arhcsi of all scutncy raises his head The
mountains have been on fire and the blackcncd
trunks. all chaIrcd nd smoking, look strangely
gloomy.
But we must leave the mountains behind Range
after range of hills il passed and each successive
valley appears more picturesque than the preceding
I'LL last OF ALL that of the Connecticut lies before
The scenery on liz banks j. here beautifully varied
Now through wide extended meadow the river
pursucs its scrpcniinc course, and now II dashes IN
pciuouslv through a narrow opening among the
hills We follow II up to Lancaster where IN the
pleasant society of friends we may rest while; but
the mountains are in sight and we are eager 10 be
among them.
Well-wc have been 10 the Notch and climbed
Mt Washington but while crowds ihronc there
every summer. and by twcntics and ihrtics at time
ascend the mountains, II were worse than useless 10
attempt TO describe them. Yet but few see the
Notch a. it should be seen. II should not be seen
from the stage coach driving rapidly throughit One
should be alone Nature l. most eloquent there il
silence. the human voice sounds jarringly there,
like a discordanl note accidentally struck in the
midst of one of Bcethovcns perfect symphonies.
IL was twilight when alone, walked through H..
The gloom and iudisiinctncs- gave Increased sub
Unity to the scene. Perhaps II was owing 10 my
peculiar frame of mind nj the moment that the muir
muir OF the brook and the silver cascade on the
mountain side seemed trivial and ID accorant with
the grandeur of the view.
For one who would 20 up Nj w ashinston with
the least labor undoubtedly the best way l. TO 90 up
on horseback and from Fabyans but for these who
hkcus have trained ourselves 10 eScriion to roam
over the mountains by the romantic road from Ia
bvan's possesses far more 20 nieresi-far more "a
awaken feelings OF awe and delight J. L.
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formation by such means may be in i's power. and
especially by awakening the public attention % INC i'm
mcnsc importance OF the subiectby furnishing iaci-
tres for spOndence among IhonO-raphersby cOun
icnancng and encouraging competent teachers Of Pho
biography and phonoypy-by guarding the public from
the mpositiOns ~ incompetent and ignorant preendef-
and by advising and Fastening the introduction Of these
arts into all our Colleges Academies, Schools and semi
narics O! education
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SANS soUoI HOTEL, BALLsTom SPA, N. y

y r.
FL lishueni with the extensive grounds belonging 10 H.
and all It's sppurenhuccs hns been recently pat into lie
perfect order and repair mi VIII be- opened lVr tbs
reception of vl- tors the 10Th OF June
the Inducements and advantages offered by the Sane
Sac sde ghul summer RETREAT ton widely known
render minute description necessary. H. spurious and
elegant saloon. aud anafnents tho rich and diversified
beauty of IL eN-n-y" pleasure gIoIni- In TIE highest
stale OF hnsh and cuusaion-lie quiet Retirement Of hs
shady retreats and he comfort and order which 10 j. Intend
e snail p-ryne and characterize N. whole establishments
a. combine 10 present unryaed attractions 10 us public
generally.
10 families and those who, from delicate health Other
reasons may prefer quiet and repos ole- peculiar ay1-
tage- ls location Is miles from ssnioga Springs, win
wnch has communication ~ railroad seserai Times dag,
thus a0rdng casy opportunity Of mnsngi In the gAes and
OF mat fashionable watering place, WIut be-
ing a. tie aunOytu ana confusion 81 IT, crowds
The Saratoga Mineral Waters VIII be- constantly furnished
fresh lah.u and sparkling a. ~ c springs themselves
There Mineral Fountains in tie Immediate vicinity
the Sans SOuci, Of great value AMI 'hcacy. The rev
suLrnUR SPRING Barns al slnio.a ls~e are four uirs
distant md carriages VIII from The Hotel At all times of
NE Of yor- who may wisio use tne bahs
Or io enjoy ulc del. llin scenery of ID" ls~r
The Sans Sluc" viii be- under DE charge ~ Ma H. III.
CRANE AID r. ". HUktOKD, late OF lhs kaels Tavern,
Albany; aad they ilt urr personal ,rous together
viii H. many natural advantages and attractions, viii rndes
al 4a could bs wished i0f by nO-- who SEES heali
comfort pleasure durns he coming season. I,'u
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l]atcnt alc0ieincs.


Fos rur REMOVAL tru rFsNANfNT CrfF or At afs.
rssgs .si.iSs TEoN A. ipFvss STATE % Tifs
BLOOD. OF HsEr of l.1 sfeftN
TIE functions 0f ir'n-. rrton lrt evcr.f'1n 7-9
manifesto vhen . reduced. 20 in lh~ ani, io i's sin
srfar E.f,vor -. a-narsrs hy which Ihe-- necessary
physical rr..--- carried u. tfre = rrc ifaa af
uIH. rr 70 ONE l-.al ui t1f ra. ra'iiry Is '. u
order. OH, harmony nl..- n''- system r. l---.-
lrelt lf-ierlIm medicine therefore. Isl Ff'i- i'
u' is iral oi lrrfou-w 1'n siii. ~ ir case NAV ~
C-e. restore ac h ald r.-or l ie circ e1n give o e
f0 ihe stomach remove Obstruction. froi' he bow s.
70 Or cuuis f afcutl ilai >t-- >u-an ef.A po>- ---
this three todd power. and tt ay -lu- acll- ul IT, rfni
r. causes 0i disease D. eradicate, tDrr- y and pcrui
relly De- various painful. dangerous sul disgusting 'la-
lry scroua. sid from dyspepsia o -oli art u lmnlnr
rheumatism, % Will los. found equally e-tclrol--
Tire following letter. Just received. -her proof n .e
value sni efficacy OF rms D rhly popular medicine Tins l.
tut -rerlm.n ~ those da coming tn h4lla of wAeh
WiNsrEp. Conn. August p l3ii
T. g. n - SD.i-Gen.enc0 About ~.N weeks since I
commenced taxing Your >srsapar To. and was then sr1r-
ing rom sro.a % - most Firl.rn. iofn 1la ns ln-
ung ulcers and lli lost PIE use ui ole arm. a4 h -casc
caused such intense pain IN the htai that THREE rHy ans
Told me could nNt vc-tia' there Va So no lclp .nr ne
informed iham there was one lc'n' would help me,
and tai sand-s Sar-apara Ny physician s,'ing my
confidence Was so great sem you frilnete ana come
mercr taking fhe ~srsa0Hra IT, proince imnaii-
se relief my head b. now vel. and my arm which hul
been .,r.s csn now yh. and mv health is rlp'i v
.feurovng Many people hearing 0i mv case. have come
H., mar IS, r,s.irr b. y,nierfli orrsf1n or
ns one lady told me ia.t week. 4 doing great 'rgs
for har anf there are three n thi. place tN
taxing if ans our merchants fni very ready ior
~lris's ~sr.snarllL \ ours. most res pecfii.Iv.
CORUELlA CNDN
For further particulars and conclusive evidence OF ia
peror value ard efficiency, see pamphlets which may be
obtained o. agents gratis
Prepared snd sofa wholesale AMI retail by 4 r. y
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 80 Fltnn-sircet, - Broad
wsr and - 2 = Broadway New-lors.
Sod also by druggists generally throughout The unied
States. Prcs 81 per boue.t bottles flr -
~ TIE public respectfully requested 20 remember
thai sands -lrsaVira That has and : constantly
achieving such remarkable cures ~ he most difficult class
di-ra-rs which the human frame Is subject therefore
-.r NInL-' -ar.anar-l ani Iasn Id n-nr mi. lm
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fo open above ship iu ' whole community on iie pre-,
semi occa-ion or make distinctions in regard io Gdn,-
SION ,,ifhui olsuo, AMI ln view ol llr great expense H.
cured hg de- owners IN OBTAINING lcf m ordcf in srAy
puhhc curiosity d. Ia. been determined io folio" ne plan
ada1ii n London Liverpool and Other pori-, and char
small surn for admission. Notice = therefore hereby
hi, en- sf IN, -ip VIII be open public Inspection t-
L. to O'Clock and ON succeeding day- >hA
.,rf,i an further notice. between tie hugr> of 10 and
or.rs puce 81 admission 10 the ship viii b" > cents.
ana Ia Tie ensneroom. - CENTS hl1iionA. ichris 70
H. slrp tp h.. lad on the wharf alongside and the en-
zine room. on board.
portion of OBJ, procccd- a,r paying expenses, VIII To-
ei 10 TN. n, lam the Blind. and Deaf ani Dumb and
NE Ere pepaIlncnL ~ NV
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Chornetcri-tic Reply.

The Superintendent % the sailors Home" .r New
York some days since. ring down he wharf .lw
sailor u.f returned from Hc stood iy li. chest
not knowing vherc o. stow himself a~sy H.. ship.
mates had gone o. ihcir boarding houses esrn- him
alone Ilis vcry appearance indicated Via; proved 60
be tue that having been in the Jaws Of the anl .L.
when in port before he was determined o. gre thorn
VIDE berth.
The superintendent approached him when the f..
loving dialogue cnsued
o. sav. shipmaie have you just come into portf'
ies-iust .n Where are your sh.rmafcs g. 7
ont know .ir cone = their boarding houses sup
pose And why 90 you stand hcrc-why don't you
"" Not ready, sir " here VII you 20 when you
are readyr Don't know Come. then board 30
tho sailor. Home Sailors Home What have YOU
got iherc~ We havca good table good od-inr. good
10 -ro-' No not drop. and you better without
IT, Besides morning and evening We meet together On
red i'm tie good Book and attend prayers Come will
VII you 20 q i don't know b think abou; IT, ~
gro1-and prayers j ihink abogi IT, Tie -uperin-
iendcnt LETT him musing Oh the wharf and returned %
the Home
Presently casting biz eye down the street. hc saw
him coming with Ms chest upon dray -r said
he thought j como but did you say thar you have
praying here morning and evening" ics did
Well continued he he-iiai.nr'y IT d0nt-dOut
know what h-i ! % make az that but u lend hand
well ~ can Ills decision indicated the very common
sentiment OF mankind when willing 90 think about %
that where there prayer and no gro. is surely
sale lodge than where there IL prOianeness and dis
patton.
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Id, To My iINcrIi.er..

~ To City tdNcrti-crs.-The hnoXviAr kegiser'
published al Knoxville. Tenn i Of he oldest ana ni'-i
widely crculsie " g papers IN The Western Country u
has been established nearly years and has an extensive si
OF subscribers IN fasi Middle and Wrs Tennessee. ami be-
sides circulaes less ln nearly every ON" 81 Tie
Western and South Western States. These circumstance
make % OF hp valuable mediums FOR adv cruising 10
be found the West and render IT, columns most favor
abb. channel through which NrW-Nork cry merchants
may keep their Western customers informed 81 Doe extent
variety aud quality OF their stocks OF goods ~ man
ner exceedingly advantageous "a tiemsese- advertise
eui- can be- forwarded Direct by mai, o fuhusief oi
REGISTER knoxville Tenn" or can ne lr with our agents
,r f,rN artin. advertisements Mr--rs Mason Iltlr %
William street y. Il. Palmer, Tribune Buildings. New
NOrk. aAlf ilcei'
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY

DlCHARn>ON = co.'s CELEBRATED AMERICAN
Ia PANACFA-TMs Medicine. compounded -o.f.y from
vegetable matter free from Iteration and varriri ee
from any Ingredients dermeu' to htin was discovered
HNull ONE Frar SINCE, ht nm InlIf.il rffN HUI i i
ULCEkArfn SOKOft IA. ant who has been unirr I' e,
treatment of thc most fnent physicians l INr . H.s
Tor eight years. without fhe least apparent hope of f-
lion 60 l'i.ii an1 was hy hrm prunrncri ln'lin.. ~
restored io perfect heait That medicine has ue,n sold
fh unprecedented success. ami has mower .nf' l any n
sftfa when faSen Accordance n, il r nr. o rr- a
RHEI VI. SCEOFt IA. ILCERATFp StRoFll \ ~
YER SORFs. BRONCHITIS. KINGS ELL ililsih-
LOINFLAMNA rOKl AND CHRONIC Rhti MAfiNM,
PILES FRYSlPELAS. BiLf~ >tikAN. tHhpNlt
SORE FNFS BLOIIiF>. fiNfLf> On TIN fAt p,
SCALD nap. AND ALL oiINNtnl : DlshNrfS
OR PAINS OR t-LtFRS ARISING FROM N lNlL
DiClOus los MERCURY OR An IMP RI sfNh
or THE BI0dp The cifcicy of iIs m',liciue ha' been
c.ioi in all lt Diseases above enumerated. and s 'h''
iF adlIil esh morning hcore eaiIn- when rsus pi'
t1ccs ionic eleei, whl' gn moo. 'a-'-l 40 ~ -
ie psttuf. G..-ug oil urrrsed sores o discharge more
pr0iag and predicting ehecut Alternative of We wnnr
-ys.em punNns and producing perfect "ch"n OF inc
D'nuL
Persons while taking IT, should refrain from iie use OF all
stimulating Dr. IS or hshy -ea'oggi is'a ~ r,.
General Agent % Pn'-irc,t opposite te Custom io'i-e
Na. and at ln A-ur House no. ti. and ~ bfuid
nv, conner I-,ai,,, and Chnfn,r..sf. 80 ~ FRONT
~ % Nesi--L; Nos. b5 and 80 bpw~ry. No :" fn"n-
s' Nos - anil -h Hudson, and h innoni--i' corner
Huison 40 iod Granisi No ~ and ~ 6n"nr Zen ~
~ 2and - Chcrrg-st. No 80 Walker st.; No - CAN
arne--t. 40 i5l ant 81 reir-sLi ~. 30 Canal -
Brookvu J. " smith. corner of fulton and Cranberry
sis. and Mn Blagr0fe, squres BudmEs corner 'No"
Nj hllnrc-s' and by all the principal druggists ia 10"
DrV B. Lockro,v. No = Beaverst Clinton Buildings,
General Wholesale and Retail Agent for Albany.
I. ". Dyoft q SON No. l1 North sccnnd-sL. General
q. COLBY No. S5i Peirl-st y V.
cenfcae- and testimonials may be sen and ohain"i iany
81 The above PAGES M 80" ihls
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r. DR.. Q. I. Won tort Has felnotf'I I9 VI, 70
.fr.- Brook W. ~. fiei Broadway S-N- ORR. once
hours Do A NJ. % 2. NJ. and from % T. VI lie hAs on
rand very extensive sappiy OF remedies OF hi pre-
rar.on and Importation together with every tt-e plion o
- srri usually keDfin similar Among ur ar
frs 800 by Dr. Won Con Tie following prepared by
bms.If Lie Pi- Life Elixir, Restorative biier-, Cur
for Piles Hair Restorative, s-afs iof As.ha
are purely vegetable. Ne continues o eve al
% 90 H. poor without charge a. Dc has done of me h-'
,i,r.a wears In BROOKLYN 81
New York. 18Th August, 1914 a4'' !"
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Trhuur received UV alfLlTstVl VHfs, NFUUINU %
sia.sireei Teruso cents per wees or Two cents ior
W.esv Tribune every Friday Morning COR cents or =
per ..
new and ch,sp Publications for sac A. ow a. Issued
i,v Rosion Publishers Thcr- Napoleon. Jcf colu
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lwPR0vFYFNT Is THF MASUTAcrrRE OF SALT.
The Editor II the Philadelphia Eagle states that Nathan
icl . Stanton Of syracuse Yankee of tho right New
England breed, has patented an important improvement
in the mode II purifying salt Ills process j. exceed.
ingy simple and the marvel j. that D. has not been
stumbled upon before The natural brine of the Stlna
sli Springs contains - % 100 per cent. ~ pure salt
This is dipped up cold into receivers ga any quantity
and O per cent OF solid salt s added plunged n The
whole mass becomes speedily saturated and the sd per
cent of impuriy separates and hoa- upon the surface
while the liJ per Of salt the 30 per cent Of solid
salt ncusve) sinks the bottom, 20 be- drawn ~ and
boiled % pure salt We have a specimen says the Eagle.
of the salt manufactured by this new process and u cA
c'eds n purity and huancy any salt W. have seen
10 speedily supersefe all other salt Twenty mil
lions Of bushels are manufactured annually Al Salina.
This amount Will be- doubled and trcb.cd, when the pu-
riy and value of the article comes 20 be- under
stood. We have mo- doubt the discovery viii prove "a
fortune one. We hope IL viii De- Mr. stanton,
the inventor. Tie yield oi salt under the new process
Of -a'uraiiOn is nearly third moro than By tho old
method and 10 predict that the salt boilers
viii sustain The improvement introduced by NJ stanton.
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nK. JAIk>ON'-. Pie km0rocaaon.-

mr. Sun. Pie EmDrocal0n.-In Offering 10. :
- En5rocaOn tie public, the proprietor feels cOnl-
dent n warauung certain. safr and speedy cure ~
has long been used by Physician Of emnence, and WIN
astonishing success indeed - never ias u used &C.
c0rilng 10 the directions
In addition H. being positive remedy for he Pfus u
never fails To cure the into cradle itching which j. very
cofnmou and has IN the parts ss the Piles
IL j. valuable app cauOn 10 painful and inin-
rated ium0rs and old and LlcOndiuOnrd ulcers at are
painful aud DO not heal for Of aciOnmany Diseases
of the Of long standing readily cured by
thi- ointment
Prepared only by DR. Jackson snd sold wholesale and
retail By 4 D. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, ~ rui-
ton - n Broad way and u East Broadway None grl-
i, miles, win th SIGNATURE OF ~ Jark-on NJ. u. the
outside wrapper and with the words DR.. Jsekson, PIE
Emhrocaiion PhaH blow Il IA each bottle Pnce II per
bottle. or -iA bottles for - AID I'm
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Books.
NEW JUVENILE SINGING BOON.

NEW JUVENILE SINGING BOON.
lust Pt BLl~HtD--1he Noung Ne'ot'sfA choire
collection of social. Moral AMI Patriotic SONG cprl-
posed and arranged 0r one. Two and rina vucrs Ny
William u. Bradbury. auilor oi thr P-a.mosisi school
SINGER and Young Choir. The auihnfs former Juvenile
works have met such extensive sale, and having given genus
rai fariion Dee safely LAY while offering - fo the
public iar ceet- any of h- furmef juvenile Books
Teacher and other. invited 10 examine d.
MARX A. NEWMAN Publisher.
anil Rrnaiu Az.
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Schools.
BOARDING SCHOOL.

nRFPARATORY (BOARDlNGl SCHOOL. MIDDLE.
l. TOWN, CONN.-D. II. CHASE, y VI fklN M
T.tai.ld IN 1885 Sessions commence May i5h and Oct
18th continuing I've months al 30 per s-sslun thorough
preparation for College business and personal attentions
r secured 10 pupils a. faly in the most Expensive schools
Las. from placed IN charge o careful per
d.S
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re- nr rox,.eud.- Compound Extract OF

snr-apnrilln-Ths Esrsc i putuP m f~rt bottle a.
Is sIr frsss claper than any sold II - ~srrsnS '. &c
superior article 10 any in the market W. nave
certificates OF Physicians. Clergynen anu slAe =
the Office, which concilsively prove t~ -, - ,sf.
thus kxtart One hou.e only j. sufficient " -. -
Call and get circular. For sale al ID raon 80
bulldlng) ~ INV
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DARTIsE'- LOTION.

DARTIsE'- LOTIO>.-A certain cure m al N.
ID f0oHing cas- = viz Govt. Rheumatism. swrlline- oi
all kinds. DislocaOn- and fractured Bones BRUISES Gus
Conu-on- attended with pain and Inflammation, Poisonous
Ba-a.l Sims Burns Scad- CnlblAln- Iomsor BunlOn-,
AMI Wounds Of every description, adoiis an Immediate
sni permanent relief Il j. perhaps The only article uaI can
depended upon IN hr cure ~ those pans 10 NE uiA ana
10. generally prolucei hy taking cold after violent exer-
non and overheafng. For G.anduar Iumpf-, Lnmiago,
Erspea- Teter or RngNoun. and all kinds Of rfipuon-
III H.. sam t j. most excellent remedy. For Fever aud
Aylr Age in the Face Cramp Boo the STOMACH, anu h-aa-
scie. charm. But above all ~ i cure 1i Ten
ns and Capsar Injuries. Spran- and Wounds 0i every
description. Prre - cents per bottle Any person VIC
buys bottle OF ie above Lotion and uses IL acco ing %
th directions accompanying raoh bottle AMI Who does not
fl narf-flg .qfi-fsi Al rei. BY returning ~
sr oiv ae have tn money rrlurei Travellers VIII DO
wcltO supply themselves IN some oi tr a'ofr Loph =
ra.e of accients sea Captains M also ma u to pe
m. rate arse n have with them a. - simple m - app
cation AMI will be found every purpose ~ e
d. nc chest Il has been found during recent passl-r |"
H.. W--t indies b. certain cure yr sea sickness
Principal Depot So Broadway
ivl5t.,eoi {. ;. BARTISE co. Propretors
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IyONRD.- Pour Young men. tso gentlemen and tieir
ID wives h.. Nrcnuun h board and li"ss
ant rnons ri Brrkman 81 Rrtfrncrs given and ffnif
sl suM Ia
lIO.KD-A gentleman ami his Viie and t'o os 'hrrr
ID. gentlemen can obtain plea. int rooms WIN bo'fd
hy applying it 20 White IT, References oNcllnf'h
ll.u lwf
llOaKD.-INo or thfe. gentlemen can be- accommoda
- i,d with pleasant nlt nst rluis AMI good board 10
private family. by applying e iii Pearl snei tfsnAN"
; unre. Hp-"N
NkASTED IS young man, in ~ ucai PHEASANT family.
w troom with breakfast ami ta of breakfast only 10
cation not uboye becser street. References exchanged
Aidn.,s W. ". A. NJ ilis ornoe. anH a
BOARD Wanted hy gentleman ami his wiir, aii
- young cht about three year, old Also uf lady, ant
duueMer o about twelve years az age Aiif'ss u > y
al u.e office of t.e Tribune aul1N
lpONHD WtsrED.-ParIlal Bosfd breakfast AMI
ID eaj b. wanted hy single gentleman IN Tie upper part
o the city, above Beecker street, AMI contiguous 10
Bruadwag Adir.-. u. r. box hll, Liberty stff't Pos,
Ohce. post pnid, stating isfms. a. anl'a
ssONKDINt.---A ,.,N gentlemen obtain furnished
- rooms Win board. AZ NJ. 7d linisonsL aui'n
BOARD. No y Communist Mr~. p. Ocre now has
ID several pleasant airy rooms snoerupii, and very drs
able ior single gentlemen, ar gentlemen and i'f wives
ylfor llh bed al Joining ornrm'n can b" accom-
mDdaiei with full or partial board on moderate TRIMS
al3 Inn
.,tKD.-rp, boarding House 81 MRS. A. Brown.
letye Ia her i'nl- ana ID. pubic ist
troy Pheasant airy accommodations MI her
residence OF Battery Place ami Greenwich street
vs. In