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0,etiou Sales of Rca! estate.

NOR SALE.-Thc PROPERTY north west
J. coracr Iscloleai AID Aniiy - VIZ sod q. ~ ,,o'
al III Rf,ulwa Trinity building IL mas 7tct" on 49,
i,-1rs m soud coidton nov let at $1,000 yer 80" '+
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10 LET TTr s.sronY BRICK BUILDING.
No Frankfort It,, second door from CIHhanS'
Apply TO - , ,,ornuug
THE BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE ~ y IIub UeH'
rI,O LET-HOUSE No. 1876 Last 5Sth-St''
i near Lexington ave Rer CHAP. go, ,o,t gtO
an and arm FLATS Of NO 90 BexnetO1-hVe hoh| ~"
40 prr month 1900. . -, 80. ,,o,,,b ayc Rant Alb
80 and ri fhOOlSo OF ~" 40 '""'"
and no IeI month ,,.,,. , upo,v>r On Nasaau st.
Apply ~ OHnal, hVhi' l. "'''' 80 - =,
400 WEST 43D-ST.-To LET Tor ,ro, hye
iurI isIod Apply ou the pItii'fs
ADnEAST 8GOADWAY.-T0 LET story
ZsbB Difl lasnrnt With mirrors, !anlel.i fe' o.
~, n, Ion a boar house Inquire 10 h"NI H"o' '"
lo~ good tenant
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East Side.

4 SMALL private FANNY VIII l,if !" it"i.V ~,
n som,Ig luriisied FAItLON auI. btDkOD ~ Ni'h lt
aa iat on second floor, 10 gend'n'n ohy "''"''S' ~
c.nnerd. 20 } aat Ientn ~
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MISERABLE COUNTRY BOARD c!l 9e
nutes ron station Address boA lO3, BlO1mius Grove
ORANGE Ouuty NewGorh.
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zn WEST -ST.-Vefy desirable an'
~ hiy,eiv lar isled ROOMS, IsO ~. Tors, cl ~ .
~ Ii'7If' y lsey Jouso oafTaAco ir,t CAS- ho-f' l
e.. y. family. references.
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0earbers.

AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER of the Piano
"a COL Greenw .ch 81 vii akea few more pupils az her
own or their TCaIdeHce Toms ale.
GRADUATE of YALE, of two years cX-
"a ptreuc4 III teaching dcsrs PUPILS from IT, =.
piccIIoi wish 10 tcr su M al Newport
after Jane % References given Address rUTOh 1876
Broadway, Room IL.
FAMILIES and SCHOOLS desiring competent
Il Teachers viii mi item ~ applying 80 hre ~ lCi
ILLS TEACHERS BUkEA l., No 81 West lhr, y ntuIst
NVANIkD-A position 10 TEACH little chi
w dIeu ENGLISH BRAN CH - ana nj SIC, Dy yOuub
lady who has taught the kudcrSmten syst m Address
A. r., irJuHe ONCE.
WANTED-Ey a cw-England woman, an
w opportunity o. abioat iAt HER IN ianiy, or
companion aid. good reference. Address b..
West 2tth-hL
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Gin Real Gsl1le for. Sale.

A GREAT BARGAIN, if sold at once.-A
~ first r0ur hu'Vn stone hot-f 23N1- 81 - on
4Gli si u .tse possession; " not SOL ~ al'" ""Ss
wa .DbN, No Park place.
NOMBINATION PERFECT COUhlNG
X KANGl,s u.al II tho 90 10 aho'e Esonomo" R',i
d.. Warranted m III. GRIFFIN * CO., iil.oaNt, aN'''
Twenty -thrdr =. y
EOIlR very dCsr7lIlc Lots on 1j2d-st., near
< .uta, &C. and 30 tie u4. sai tluc r enc 'a FOX
SAL - l0,, 10 close out. ". " EI.iMAN, 40. Plhr-t
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gnsirntiion.
For Young Ladies City

KINDERG ARTEN, "A East 43d-st., near
IN Madison ave, oldest and best kindergarten 10 The city
occupations Ia ghJ thoroughly. Training
schools and families supplied
with KindeTgartneIs. Miss h. NJ COE, pm.
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Guu!mcr Retreats.

HIGHLAND HOUSE, Garrison, \. YIN
4 the Highlands 81 the HuusOn 300 feet ABOVE me nN'r
1uns juno and september rl2 10 SO per week Juy ath
Au ss 10 10 Il, Apply 10 oIand mon Hotel 42ds i
av, Tor par.,lllrs q. q W D. GAklIiSON, fcp1etots
DOUND HILL HOTEL, Northampton, Mass.
IL "PARADISEoF AMERlCA."-r Jenny Lind.
>peus MAJ 4 Ivrus great Inducements kf
s,rng ra Winter. stamp ior "IouIls1 NudG'
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Gitp iJroperIp 90 Eet.

ira I,TS'r~In the BIBLE H0USE-ST0RE on
4 ,eToR PLACE. and OFFICE In SECOND ami blll no,
riss and has nsnt Ir storage pIrg se Ai!, al o e
rPkXSiJILH AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIbl NJ "'"'
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N.w-J.r5en nc1l C5i1tc for sue.

At ORANGE, n. IA modern HOUSE, 10
~ rons with -TArLE. ard one acr, Of LAHD ia garden
and lawn hne sie"s' pTio' mo 9. r't': ~, IN ,.,
TOR SALE n bargain in P!aniich, \. j.
p,, lie lIot SFa GR2J DS h91 .sogey I2cateion
KtIHND c WHITING. Eres1a,nst
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CARPETS
and T., tN!1 IRE -lr me GNlIPR WED f'DFAk
~ al Crlnl.rd. y J., on Ccmral Railroad Address EX
CHANGE. II Dune OAce.
FOR SALE and to RENT, ut very reasonable
jr.ces lie following HOUSE, located in Now Jersey a.
minrjcs from Sew YORK rilroai drrct~ Rent .
bonae na r,,s bath and water clo.ot ranse stannary
tubs. heaters delehu al home for summer and Mnta
ni,hrl Country bhca) conmeus stabng, and large
o. i oycr so s @ ION BATH &C. 5c
Apply 20 oIIAs c. Hay - Brotiway ROM 10
LOR SALE, at Madison, n. j., an elegant Coun-
by Is stories atie most Substantially I, and
g ~ all sr ho. end End f fTm NO" ho =, also s
c1Tlasc eNcusVr giecnh0hscs and oiHtINa orl's
avyls groves Old meado", ORCHARD and
aiab.e Ia d. t"4 "a, sph''i ~, r -i,"g a,f
ncG rborIooi "a nrt class may be r'ne fn1ish, SEE
photos : EDDY fart p ate
IN NEWARK, n. j., to rent Iowa first
o'a.S KS ID NCE o. ro,as az ny, YEN a.
quirs OF IilkO. ca tItAN College place. New ora.
I I'VE in YOUR OWN IIOIE.-$50O cash
and 5000 by isanalt l. Win 500 - ett 9n norsis
y iLA HbsiDk ZOE ~n anl's fr'anis snilis civ con,
tIy i,ne, locally Wch driei AM hca ty
dcpos PAVED and Lighted streets ponce nartes churSaS
aud wit ~ business iN th-
uuri.a.,d aiipns o tho CcuA Rti r,ai 0 New
bath, Lo Of many acfo li out m 'i'es A"n
garden, flowers. shade AID 90 80. VIA - fre+ &c ~
ne IT, gl' j. '~' " - F -'' 'oN ''' ~ "a
DAMRAPO, n. j., % minutes from city 10y
i \ C.. r. X Great variety Of property. sale ami rnut
wd CURRIE & ROY.
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pUBLIC SALE OF LIE Il, BKItKFIEhI
IRON WORKS PROF Fti
OF ElBR COZ NTi, ALABAN 4.


1rYprr HE HiU'Tu0RirY OF Az As.IGNMrXT ~
Tk s. T'a Sc n nt ?gTo ~ The HRiFF.DD I0N
WOKkS CO@PAN ), corgor'ioi ',',1,d .{ a. - ,T
CORDED ia the pROBATE 0FFC 81 sar! 199.y me 5 '1
ccrs1e - fkysIL ~ ' - q, he p, 1SA 6kFiC ~
Nh on, az SI,IMA 0lar sole to The HI6IlE@ BID
~ At public auction, the entiic prope ~ ana ,te o"Ia
Inos1 as iba Iiti III l. IKON POPEGTf Consisting
OF aOlING MILL sfOtNDEkl, OK C. D, ,,t'
tgSSiSAN, f'ip Sari. iNhtrN sI0T, TNIGrtCNY
BtrILDIN6, PATTERN SiIpf. .fA.S -, 39t,ttHrl
CfBTf,4 rONGS. Re; BLACkSMl u SHOP LINZ ~ Is
s,rtrFlf5tf-f,> OFFICE Wi.isIIfDt 81. ~lAhlt,
,N0HiI y CF.5S AlY BUu.DlSGS FOR RhSlDl.N -
FOr OFFICERS SD tMpLuN Els or thisf VMfh ,.
The rrpeTty embraces about 4a'D A'l.t7 o 4ii' ~ ~,
absolute e and aDol 1000 a ~ ~ ilh 'ie p, a.
I.G MfILaud FOUNDEBY with the FURNACE about -
= r,,..rtr IL tnatcI about 10 miles NJ Selma I'm
,o,-iaicy sen Rome and Dalton fal'oad III healthy
CointiN, well watcicl .,,., ..trr- l,,t,
IL ~ - Per- or ni ettri il"'
Iirnty o hger one IA ,,o "mo a" n,' .S' I r
IBIt ,UrPIi OF LUMINOUS GOAL four on ave miles
Tie ieirIn rolled nos, ami co.tontos made az rcrael
taken lrCi M fairs; h'l'J iiIiIit IT
raIg 81 iJ , 5 V'' - NJ in tc w
rdE WiGHEa{r PRICES pant and r. used for CAR
WHEELS. BOILERS, and ti-LrGttAPli WIKI ,. -.
Tr prpary wOdd aloul many adv snides ior hakih2 IN
aditi1n utaitiiauf' "t no., CARVING '''' 'i"'
&C. lioti Gals 0aap.- carte, AID o'hrI p''n."'' l"P'
l country yellow rue and othrr Timber Of
VALUABLE, quaity mills m the nesho'o'd 'io "H
rms N ale cash: supposed pur Nascr fra rel
.i.ct M Ion part ace rIrca-. InoIy. tat 10 - \ vs.
peni-es SNOW the properly ' '1"'o map OF th'
Tsr ,ie to the property deemed COOL s yiy having
prrsy re,Dgnihel 10y decision al 1 supreme ""i'
Oi thc al l,ti states a., " - -. 90
March L. 1873. Irl""e7.
ADRIAN ~. va Ei.aiss, N"ctionrer.
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Ceqal Notices.
N THE COIIRT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FUK
L THE CRY AND COUNTY or PliilADELPMk'
STATE OF PENNEY INANIA. Assigned Estate o. VIM
JANIN BULIOCKs SONS, aud Of JOSEPH W. bulLoCk
aud BENJAMIN BULLOCK, indi, iduals The AntlSt
appointed by auL settle and adjust tne accos
Of enfy wr Assignee OF the ksiat. OF beelann huocs
Of ". Buock ouliock, ihN
,huals OF the Cy oi Pialtpa, under AL ss,snn'n 's
H. lr13, and roift distribution OF tlv haau ~
the hands the Accountant has been meeting the pafuee III
tereeed for to purposes hs appointment sinee oe'
l~14 viii continue DO during the Whole 81 h
month, April, 1910, on IT. EsDAYs and WkDN EsDAl "
each w,'k, al o'clock y at his Office No oIA Wanutsl
city OF Philadelphia All persons who have not
proved their elaine htIcby eqtvd 10 DO so ON OF vso
WEDNESDAY April 70 IL be declared from ohiiDG N
On said fund JOHN ID. COLAuAN, Andltor.
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Brooklyn Bard.
lrr COLUMBIA Nights, BIooki yn.--De'
4 4 sirable ROOMS for families, with BOARD
Country Board.

FEW FAMILIES can obtain BOARD and
n ,isasaut ROOMS a1iole The ronptairs from My
ten ms uoerlte. Address h.. TITUS, central alley ""s'
County, y. ). -
DOARD from MAY lone hour and 10
ID minutes from Sew rok 4ioIi ana i.sJ y Il; "a
h'Itny and P asaat eo9I'iu' 'N'i'- D'A 40
MISERABLE COUNTRY BOARD can De
~ ned at farm honsc larr" eroapd- sgi h'n5
orange county, Newfork -
NORNWA HUDSON, five miles from
" West Po.nt.-p pleasant ROOM =, ,od h'ainll '~a.I
commanding 20 mer view o. ti9 ~ 90. i m tt.
aran geueuts or the week oT Sp hlgnSs !" 4. mo-"
AaGrsss X w. Tribune Mest sdo once 81, Mtst -idrI
MISERABLE ROOMS with hlst-class B0ARD,
- my , 40" Sr SHADE ami ir-n two minutes
rom tat on Arily 10 Ail MATTHEWS, corner Name an
Grove SITS, East orange Sd -
NEWARK, y. J.-BOARD in private family
~ gentleman and wiz, or Two genilSna near "'po''
modern M IOy tIncI's Address j., N'Nalk T. .
ONE OF the finest places Ia spend the SUM
" mer is HIGH anus Of sota rs New eIseyj 1ii'
trV tr from emil AID f'yer any naara; no WO~lll.
toes table moderate prce plenty o. s,a lhs ioN
FOLINLR, Prophet Or, Ber"as'i ie Some fse' C' -
DARTIES looking for a good COUN1TRS'Y,
HOME may be aocoum@iaied VIII 5,ArD ~ ~, c,il
near rs wtldeasan surroundings plenty oil So
Gi 1e paI ~ '' t s wesS Soon st. Address 2 o. soS
+. a roehol, Greene 90. ~ n
.NANTED-By a single man, COUNTRY
w BOARD or May and June nd peIsaPs loLsr a. - =
Sew YORK Addrcss Tribune Oniee s'stns terms Sc
Board and Rooms Wanted.
10y A GENTLEMAN and wife-ROom and
lD board prce must net exceed pr "e"k sisrelo's
please give iull particulars as possible M repy b r.
Box No. tribune Once -
XSTANTED-By a young man, a small, neatly
23dst. preferred. Ador,ss stating terms W. d. lou1o
Omce.
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Miscellaneous City.

ALFRED N. L0UTREL will give LESSONS
y during VACATION. Address a. MailcnIane
DRIVATE PUPILS prepared forcollcgc. Ad-
I drt6s HARVARD TUTOR, Tribune Uptown once, l@Jo
broadway.
DHIVATE INSTRUCTION GIVEN, PUPILS
= PRTPAETD F1p COLLIDE 10y - Far. ART Frtluate
Of abuuant experience AdIcss A, Tribune Westsi Once
sos " est 2is
GPANlSH Lnnguage.-pruf. DE TORNOS will
- oonLnue giving private lessons during the Summer at
cgQ GihQfe
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finantidl.

For Youn- Ladies-City.
MARGARET J. McDONALDS
WI classes ia
DRAWING AND WATER COLORS,
from Nature,
TaS broadway. Room g. -
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO PORTRAITS
AND DRAWINGS OF ANIMALS. IN WATER COinkS.
1NM so ior 20 bessuns o one hour each IA the io"o
ga - lessons at the puPis resionoe FaSa" IN n"
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.

A BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL. Elizabeth,
n NJ Gcy.J WYCKOrF, tundflL
4 BOARDING SCHOOL for Y BOYS.
ROYS' BOARDING SCHOOL, SHORT
a IiDGE MEDIA ACADEMN, - mil nom piladel
r dir q 0l rail nom w otH-Sp,o Al cay 3l9 p
"e Tolaife i4 proyil l. not usialy found uo, ding
se9oo sgca as noS TO- s 01 "a ar % at mon rate
rates AID On easy M Daymd Taylor rys d" Jake
k.IS' t q 6lrIfbGE liHcfG have Lad Iol
''Is a. ,s oOs AZ o. ti pupils who AT nd
and am SGT q ,aa nothing i gescc,S T 81 san :pI
FqT % @"f ana clg H a 'rE > y
pOhRDlNG SCHOOL at Wilton, Conn
ID Home comforts; hclluy .oe.uOni terms mod'lau' A'
DOYS' BOABpiNG-SCHOOL, 10 healthy
ID mountaiuo rtgIoa a. srucRnRID4E. Mas, on the
oaSOoe '1oa s H&rE En- \ Mt NJ H. iS !s'
pOARDlNG SCHOOL for BOYS, at Cannon's
~ ''"''0'' N0'' A'''''' b. f. Bi,,wA Prime pal
Claverac1 Coll ,ge s. TIud. Riv. Inst, 1t layer
Y aCk, y. Papbs received al aHy TINS Adno LACK
p. d., lrcs
UHARLIER INSTITUTE, 109 West Fifty
oo gp Ma, 90 M nd oSa
mcuts. Prospectus {" be laL
TNNGLIsH and CLASSICAL BOARDING
6,1i.s Jaz l. loI g.. liars atr.ss fiiEpEEIcN sEDG
IRVING INSTITUTE FOR BOYS, Tarytown
io Tc0rcns jan a. For Circulars adures
ARMAGNAC q ROWE Puaciuais
TRVlNGTON INSTITUTE,
4 IRNINGrON. FSSEN COUNTY. y. J.
DAY and RlAKDI ~ Sf IDf. ascending to Pestao1zis
FIoc1o,s principles.
Education from the Klerrtrto1 ~ 70 complete pT para
ton for tolcs.. -oir1tii. $50 ro1, or 1usu5ss HE
ADJIru DJCAl, Principal
KlARSARGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS-North
Conway ~ u rf tsI i rioM3oT, Principal
kfT. PLEASANT INSTTE.-PTyate Classes
w fof bo. b. AoA't1 "'s' ie'o4 49, iO.->'' D. ia
DELIAN Observation-Disclosures School for
4 ~ BOYS Spring Tenn begins Apl - For rrcrllrs,
address = pELllAti. PUugakecIHle, y. !.
DEEKSNILL On. " MILITARY ACADEMY g.
| New and complete Gymnasium 500 pei annuIn send
for Circular.
Saugcrtes Instimie.-Ihose seeking Il superior
- aidr A. u. Mifgn pm, Saugeites
Ulster y. Y.
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NHOICE FLATS to LET in HOUSES 5G +
~ AMI 81 Lexington ave, having all the nOicIn
Soiyce. rent 10 Ia So par moAh Apply 10 o~nc KOBI.
/. BROWN, 20 NlsSaI-t
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EBELL international Academy; for European
a. study Itvel.-reT uanet sclO for young ieS alo
in ~ticoe, lang Art AID Music IA t,"fhn
Party o tuIty embarked ATrh = Another ciss o.
week ~ Jiiie
For particulars EOe later uonI AcpicmY. cooper
Union Now.Yort or A5nie t5oIst, berii Pr asa
NLNIRA FEMALE COLLEGE opens its next
i 90 THIS is 20 Of tnc li cst exits
aud with ,hargos Address Rev n ". COW LIE
>. D., Pres., Llut.., ~. y.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
~ Bridgeport Conn. Address MISS EMILY sIlSON.
AUSANNE Sw'tzerl1nd.-E'irst-c class School
YONG Ladies, by Mr. and Mis- lTOcIcl
ii.c,, Every Vantage OF 81 Frcncl and ,rnan con
spoken. For PROS octu- &c, andy ~ " Bergman
Connect 0nery, Bfoal"ay and Twenty seventh 81
MISS BCIKLEY'' BOARDING AMI DAY
VI SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES. Imryiovuou-u,r
Hudson
VNARRITOWN Young Ladies seminary offers
1 sup-s4ot Advantages. Address Kew. ". IL hlNGS-
BURY, Ta1yt town, \. \.
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4 FEW FAMILIES can obtain BOARD and
n saut RnOuS a,ole the mountains, from MaT p
fri ms erite Address r.. TITUS, central valley "nmg2
y. ).
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nOCTORh OFFICE to LET-Fuly and
IL nicely furnished; front plrior House -
trstsi.. rent rels insblo y. rhOMPsJN X sON, lt5L
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IN \ BROWN TONE CORNER HOt 81,
i few mcnens walk IRON Union leegne , ,, am
mel. furt,e.. n nOoI d ioJu-, Win "a "in"y' a. ~
IN .Ssk .o 81 a. T. large r00ns 20 50 per WEEK. -"
on on address 10 LeAinWoIaFc
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BOARD from May lone hour and ~
r,Int.s from Sew YORK 9Iorr and Es.- r.. ~ ism
hous., hltny anl pl asaut. convrut " depot Box 30
- -r1-l lllln - IL [ !.
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400 WEST 42D-ST., near the Park.-;An
RttC) olau. fur.i..i,d second .IDD!i ~ ~ 3 '. ~
- tlot DIS alo table also, other roomsj reie'H9 Ca
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DDI EAST 3OTH-ST.-ElceanCy FURNISHED .r,.s4'
- VooNs with rood board at easofaalD ilNt'
~ c,tv.I, enc, u, axlut location pIi ate i-y reL
oreu..- changed
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EO WEST -ST.-Two large, hand.
, sonal, gurnt.ned RJDMH btih H""i FD'S sS' 49,
- ~, lg,hfS ret door stiy,ly hTst 'I1ss Do@iL
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c- BEDFORD uice seco cont ,,,los
front HALL RCJM 10 LET 10 lady. Win g..l 20 up
~ Der week gns and bah private ianlyi ''4''' "
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KrpS MILITARY INSTITUTE


Il 0SA FOR TEN Notwithstanding for
GD @sIU Young Boys. r. KINDS, A NJ Hampstead L.
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,~rI EAST 26TH-ST.-A few young men
E.1 can have good BOARD and lsasAnt i'o'"' ''r
a. yse,n CoLAoIte Gan % ldni as. 80.
60 ~ ICONS to IL nicely furnished, with Or without
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% WEST WASHINGTON-SQl VII. -,i.i ROM ~,
90 ROOM secDnd story, wan BOARD iof s'""
~, Enf RIM rnnuIIlsl
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00D-ST., No 126 Weston: iiai IL, h sJo,s
6E>, and clgset ngTly furnished, wiz fOAitD III
ma A a l.eth moving IN Way
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4 ! :, ,o-I--
n Via improvements b. hns cO'htoh; 10 ny l9'' ~
80, hi Al "a l,,rggin: two ni lOm ueP1t, r. lOs
NI[~ .'oid-lr Ne6sIa, =. j., OK IL - Di'ON - W. 80
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Droohlrn Real C5.ale Tor sale.

TOR SALE-On Clntoa-ayc., in thc best p1rt
ap elegant HOUSE. GROUNDS 1nd STABLE, or "ohd
Oe ict iuInisiiOd .nF a uIm OF years. - -
az LAND g WHITING, Pee kwan =.
TOR SALE dn Brooilyu); ..... o.,.,-....
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rf nuythjus were needed to add to tho
ridiculous plight in which the late lamented
1eiTtryotiau Ciut found itself sitnatcd at tho
clo,e Of yesterdays Convention, it would be
founl in the strong contrast between tie be-
ginning md the ending Of the proceedings.
Que Of Tie first incidents was speech by
the Hon. THOMAS IloySE, who gnve ''au old
fashioned Democratic talk with vengeance.
III vigorously denounced the present corrupt
local Government mil the so-called 0prosi-
tinn party rs combination for plumber,
a crowd ot scoundrels and bnmmers;
"nny, more" said Mr.. HorsE, "a
horde Of hanlisti." who. lie said,
had come from MI the slnns aud holes
Of creation to prey upon the City and County
Treasury. IIe added much more Of the same
sort of scathipg denuuciation, aud was fol-
lowed by DR.. N. S. DAVIS, also a lifelong
Democrat, who urged Tho Convention not to
support improper mon for Office; and by Mr..
Fo1sYTH, who assorted TINT tho Opposition
Convention was packed with lumnlers, anil
predicted that the approval Of that ticket
would bring degradation aud defeat upon tile
Democratic party. This was good begin
ming, surely this was old-fashionea 1sepubli-
con tnlk rs we'll as Democratic; but in tho next
breath the Jeffersonians with ono great g,1lp
swallowed the whole mob Of "Opposition
bummers, scoundrcls, aud bnnt'itti,' County
Comm; '~:oncra and all. Oh, for chanco to
interview THOMAS JEFFERSON on the subject
of yesterdays Convention!
, 1875-10-27

Tho Jefrcr5onian Ciul, Ina laid ,lown ;ts
tronb1r,. wonriet1 ,ifo II vcs}er,3nv t,r3 nm
;ts mama mn, ;ta cone,;tntio,, in a 1,on,i-
1,orc,,;rr on5 dopna;to1 .,,c,r with tho 1ur-
kecncr Mt "rbe storc." anil. takino n i]r;nl
dial IA MI inodoroue ho,,.. II w;u o1;at no
more. Even Cu.n1ry prrn vii, mt clo;m
for IT lin pro,n;s, of a rcsnyrcct;on occor]inr
to .he (,reeh version,
The oroonizntiou soncht to In rosncctot1e
bn, soonn to bava ,,oa -, co,ut;t,a,,n,. :,
roa hcoa w;tbout bo,1v. II Lo,1 n .lort 1;fo
Taking tba non,e IF sho saro ~ ,ro,,;collo
Il nronoscd to rcorponiyo Tho Democrnt;c
rortv M the Joferson;on nr;ncin1o ,f hon.
c;tr. ft1e1tv and canocitv in MI oti,co],o,1ers
mud forthwith, discovered TINT. in reoroon;z.
inn tha narocrot;c ror+, n Ind III t,,o
Dcmocraf;c pnrtv out IT vos n s;cl.
IL oroanizat;on from t,o bcc;nn;,o, Tia
a;,,s woro o},ovo tho cornraha,v;f,, If
,hosc a ,voa ;n,endea tho f1uh ehou,a INV.
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WILHELM AND VITTORIO.

The visit OF tho Emperor WILLIAM OF Ger
many to King T1c1oR EMAsuE1 Of Italy Is
IN event Of more than slight significance.
German Empcrora have often before in old
ti1ncs visited Italian soil, but they hayo como
ar1ned, hive marked their journey by burn
ing towns, rnvagetl fields, md murdered men,
and have left behind them bitter resentment
aud enduring wouutls. TLeir aags have
wayetl over bloodl-staincd battle-lclds. The
banners which were displayed during this
last visit were hung out in glad greeting Of
friend The Emperor met his Royal host
in the very 51ilan-which DAnDAnossA,
another German Emperor, once razed to
the ground, leaving only q single church
to mark tho site where Atilan had
been. lIo took nearly tho samo route
to Italy III TINT pursued by another Ger
man leader, ArT1tA, who returned the earlier
visits Of Ju11us Cesar to the "eloacina
ye,stism," and cut broad swath Of tlestruc-
ton through thefortilo Valley Of tho 70 antlau
theway to Rome. 1twasin Milan that tho Ger
man En.pcrora were snce crowned with tho
iron crown Of Lombardy. Milan wag their
point Gappns in their italian campaigns.
And now this city Is tho host OF tho Emperor
of now Germany and tho King Of a new
Italy. Thirty years ago, 1taly was passionate
ly chanting tho famous refrain, "Non ro9Ii-
IN, 1nlfsthi"--" Wo will not have the Ger
mans." But Germany then meant Austria.
Now it lncans Prusaia, tho Prussia which con-
quercl Austria at s;aslowa and gavc Venice to It.
aly, which conquerelat Sedan md gave Rome
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