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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02
THE sEASoY ATAhWP0Rr

NrVp0Pr. Il. l., sept. 29.-Ihese beautiful
Autnmum days are being chi yc' by the Sup.'ner
residents 90 this place. Few oi tho cotiagsrs have
ken their departure aud 70 IS expected that the season
VIII continue. ia- as that class oi visitors is con-
c,r.od. for several weeks. Ihe ocean House aud the
other l1ic have done ODD excellent business ana 'A'i
landlords seem 10 De very well satisfied "'h the receipts
Of the season.
The season has been very successful one In every
sense Of the word Nearly al the cottages were rented
Al remunerafiye rates. as Is Ny The case Inc son
son hogan almost a. cary as May uhd from present iu
Nol 10 , ~ 3D., vtrr anione The number heIng Mr.
a. + Breknnn and Mr.. james L. K,ene and families,
of Nrw-Yors. Private entertainments On moIcia''
,r I,fo,ses 10 be- considerable lndng during tue
FIl winter ana spimg monius NJ. W. II. Lewis. oi
~ Yors hn- beauu ihe erection of an expensive SUM
mr. p id.uce ~ O.lIc Point, which De VIII occupy
mTf s,,,son. n viii Dc of the Q'ecu Anne -tyle. -
uouuar 90 Newport. II dinner sion7 are about 'uAFp
'ed 70 VIII tasoe siores high, thc second projecting
about Two feet he first, ana nndernsa attn TINS spnct
tbe end OF each oi.t viii he anoy carved grim =
head. Tue hrst story VII De nui-n,t %l'n .'' y
cnerry while the second viii be finished WIN ASH me
fotI cost lcluIug stable. VII. be 9O4VOo. Mr.
Lewis paid $4,000 for his building -,ie s.,,. o,
nouer has lust been started Tor Mr. = -. sun, OF
DtVarlnhIa on a portion OF the Atlantic House estate,
fronting Iouro Pack ihis = also 90 ne g1t a''r the
Queen Anne style IL VIII cost "Donl SIS,OOV' sone
,fnnrovcmtufs arc - De- made 20 tao sidney Brooks
Via on Tsiievue-ayc. Some extensive Improvements
aud PAIR are 10 b. made -" on's T." 'r SostaAe Oh
Bellevue recently owned 10y Mr. o. T. f"iAm.l'' OF
BOsiOn. ,-.. NIL -, o.-,, b,.
Mrs W W Aston, Mrs. J. J. A-icr ana Mrs On Beach
Adu!ral Porter and family VIII remain Tor some Tine
lonr. at the Faddcn Cottage.
Mr. l. g. Bennett has vacated the Chanler Cottage Tor
tha Jason. lie and lis friend Captain Candy went to
New-l Ofk yesterday.
me Cd colony Line OF johannesburg leaving each
mi a. fhc route every nlght-ar- crowded with passci-
rers and found nece 'ry - place TWO add-
tonai steamers Oh the hue TO be used exclusively for
Inc carrying of freight. e
T, fnepbers OF the United States Geological Survey
have rented cottage mere. they prupo,r lelnahins
srve al years. A., ,,, 49,.
som evlcisposod persons entered the grounds cor
oed with tho Brten Cottage. OccHpic4 by Mr. Cyrus
~ FtrlG of New York. on Caherine-st. last evening.
ord MS fuwr-beds Many Of the plants were
Ion from the piazzas and thrown into the street.
But lew az the cotagcrs have taken their departure
vanv will remain until the middle or last ot October
and enjoy a genuine New-Engiand Indian summer
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, OCTOBER . 1879

sentenced TO jail par; OF his punishment he sa
first serve said term, and shall then commence ~
work ray said fine aud costs but IN All snch cases
the fine and he paid secured as aforesaid before
the expiration OF the for which he was sentebce'
lac may at the end thereof be discharged
SEC. =. lie a. further enacted. But IT Saiu pils
oner VINO has not convicted and refuses 10 work
under contract shall be afterwards convicted, he sh
nevertheless, work under said contractor "a sumo NJ
term 10 pay all Of prosecution Inc uding hc fk
lar TAIL for feeding him, unless the same are pu ~,
secured provided for In this act; provide inc Hfi
shall only receive 20 cents per day tor feeding Prison
er- under This act .
SIC T. he further saccffd. That shan he the duiy
of the shen President al The Board OF suptNsuS
to examine into the condition OF SAID PRISONERS IN Gus
tody Of said contractor and see that thcV are rrae
with humanity and furnished with sumcicnt ipol anu
clothing and medical attention; and the, rhal con
cnr IN the opinion that the contractor = III el m III
this respect they shall him of their dis-aiirac"i
and n after that they shall serve aim with noict iAa
they will the Board of supervisors or Inc c"uh! ~
resclud his said contract at the next session ol riI
Board And said Board. on proof OF said notice n'nS
gwen shall inquire The justice OF said Complaint
aud NAV make an order rescindng said contfd'l. IT,
0nirng said prisoners to I've returned To the ohih :"
such other order, securing proper treatment ~ mum,
"a they may see proper. In case OF recession lur S
cause they shall pTOce' to make anutn'I coh"VV 80
required IN the first srction oi tins act
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THE COURTS.
A cHILD's RIGHT OF INHERITANCE.

A CHll.DS RIGHT OF INHERITANCE.
An interesting will Gaze is now pending be-
fore Surrogate Hagner Of Queens County. L. The eK
ccuiOrs OF the estate OF the late william Bede Of Free
port, IA rendering their final accounting on Tuesday
met BY protest from Bede Covert dspuung the
right Of one ~ the caimsnts Henrietta Covert,
twelve years. the alleged daughter Of his brother
Thomas ~. Covert, deceased, the ground thar sho
iiiegtmate child. Ia order prove ffenrieta's
Legitimacy. Phebe LAza Becshorn. the chd's mot en-
testified that she had been married three prev -
10 her marriage with Covert, which took place Hunt
cr'- Point. COvcrts death She mad married Beck
horn. Her lat husband before Covert WAS william
Smith. who died about twelve years Immediately
afcr bis death Covert went 10 hoard with her bat they
did not iiye together uian aud wlfc until thoy were
married.
Ms BeckLOrn also stated that She told one,
not her mother thar Covert her husband unul
acr s de- til fLat Covert never introduced her a. bis
wife, ana mar Henrietta born ~ dnrch. Du In what
wear Size could No. tell Covert nos alive a, the Tine.
CirWaI Smith testified Thar De- Dad hoard Covert speak
~ Mrs. Brckhorn hs WHO aud say That be dd not
wait tnc Ooys tO know that Dee married samuel
smith gave testimony az similar character. Tie case
wa adjourned NATL November 10.
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OBITUARY..
EX-SENATOR FRANCIS GILLETTl

EX-SENATOR FRANCIS GILLETTE.
HARTFORD, Oct. 1.-The Hon. FRANCIS
Gillette died ai his residence In ths city on Tuesday
Francis Gillette, exhibited States senator
from Connecticut, was born m BlOomteld Conn., pa
ccp,ber H. 1907 He entered Yale College at the age
Of sixiecn aud was graduated III 1s29' icihe unAh-
mously elected valedictorln by bis CLASSMATES nc
studied law with Governor Ellsworth. bui IN coh7'-
onenee of ilhcah he gave mp the profession and SET
lied a farmer in bloomfield. He elected 10 lSfZ 10
the Lcaslaurc and again w 1888. He embraced strong
ant.avcry o,ui and ia 1888 made an able speech
In favor of striking the word white from the STATE
Constitution. In 1911 he was nominated Tor Governor
hv the Liberty party and during the next twelve years
ne was frequently named for The same office 10y the
Liberty and Free Soil parties. lie elected United
states Senator in 1851. by coalition OF the Mhis-
rcprrnnce men and Freesoiers for the remainder oi
the term o. the Hon. Trum smith. who hd resigned
As Senator served t. March >. 1888 Afterward he
vas on,ouc The foremost IN the Orgauizlt Oh Of tho r.
and silent partner 10 me Lft""y
Press thr frs! X publican organ in Connecticut.
Nr. Gillette always greatly inter- >itu III iH'
r9u.c ot public education. From ISIS - ISL No was
on al she trustee. the Siae Normal school ANA ais"
acted for several wears president o tc bptf" IN
,J7 hc was appointed acting visitor OF Inc io"IN 9"
school sitor, OF Fart ord, ana for many years served
in t.t raracifv H. was strong tcnlpcrnnc" h an ana
d, vigorous advocate Of prohibition. lie removed 70
Hart ord ~ ls52 Ills son. Eiv ard H. j. n,mDrI or
The NTNIfh Congress. An tnrr son. Captain H. exc,
"a unyma-fer the NAVY. WIS killed 10Y the explosion Oh
the mag izine 40 Fort Fisher after Its capture.
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CANAL BUSINESS At BUFF1LO.

BUFFALO n. Y, Oct. 1.-The following
shows the canal business Tor the month OF September
with comparison:
Amount Of tolls FOR September 1879, Sl24Oil 90; for
same time in 1875 SIS 3s 81; increase for 1872
- 4O6 80. .., ,e-o
Amount tolls from the opening 10 September, lsI9
sio0 s9b AZ, for the same time 1878 s4J3,ljS Il
decrease for $40. S52.33 rs. -
Number of ccarances during September lsay' l''oo;
sa,ne tIne in ls7a / $40 I Increase in 1879, 1916.
Number clrarances from the opening To september
30 1870 $780, same time Ia 1873 JAW; decrease ioF
20 5i4.
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At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, judi
- cInan. voung farmer from thc County 81 rs
near Windsor, Canada. made complaint against Henry
Clarke agc forty years specui1tor Of No 20 Henry
So. Baeuau said fhut manv az hs neighpDrs had been
sWnu.-d by NrW-Nork VINO srrtrnded o. sell ihrl
counterfeit money. c had come 20 NW-Nnik 10 *
Q'-r fir lu-. tie went o. CLARKE and purchased log
$3.50 - % package VI no.le nii-. Ihrn hc 'fn-el
c. -Iss'- arrest. rulallg DC la rrin -i"oi AGAINST
ain. int package proved 40 be- b .uk flpe' tAiAe
was lufued over 20 iAe Unit FL SKATES authorities.
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THE Fatal PROSPERITY OF 4 FARMER.

DETROIT. Mich, Oct. 1.-Mr. 'and Mrs.
Henry Norris of yoinia Township. Cass County. were
murdered Monday night II is supposed the object was
TO obtain the money received from large sale Of wheat
recently made 10y Mr. Morris Mr.. Morris was found on
the hack 81 airs OF this morning with two bull
lei holes through ne neck His wife found bed
room closet. she had bcen shot four times In the
breast. There Is as yet no cew TO the pcrprraor OF
ha dopd
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Board aal.nrnea Tins va. great .argrI.e % every:
one.
TnE NV srPERINTENDnNT.

Board Adjourned This a great surprise 10 every
one.
THE NEw SUPERINTENDENT
John Jasper ir., j. about forgive years old.
He was graduated from the College Of the city 81 New
York In 1856 nn FOR snort dime aferwlrl was assist-
ant engineer in tho Park Department. cwas ihen APP
pointed viro-irnclpal OF the email school No. . IN
Eighty secOnlsf, ueac the boulevard. lie finally be-
principal OF thar school. ard FOR many ye'rs 20
taught fhc evening schools. ile vas subsequently
transferred SenOOi NJ. 81, n ForfYfouth-st, AID
was sab.-,iul ufy made principal az The Evening LRh
School. H. bad formerly Deru teacher DO the hlKn
School unlcr NJ. Hunter. mont seven years aEO ne
appointed sixth Assistant Gus superintendent OF
Public schools wncl position be was filling when
c.Octcd a Mr. Riddles successor.
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Couulrn Doar0.

A DELIGHTFUL Winter home within two
Y iaur. travel Central il l u Nffi rsrr rno roH
wei l.4I,ii .ff-c lif..1f llI0.f l9f ~ .f ye. Af
BRANCH rontlati ll. A.i
- MID THE BERKSHIRE uiLL~"-pctc-
~ Der Tho cfonnine MOD f mountains grand win Al.
fumu fni- fulf.l beauty 1000 rIa fl+ httif
excellent loaH- iit HaeH all rAI elsfr a.. TAG l D4-
lsrk-lilD Blouse, st..t 81 ..i..- tNf, Mass.
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THE BAD LUCK or SOME FUGInVES.

BATH. n. Y, Sept. 3O.-A prisoner in the
County JAN this morning threw cayenne pepper into
the eyes OF the turnkey and opencdsthe doors Tie ano
three others escaped. one captured by servant
irl on the PREMISES and Sheriff sherwoOds wife SELF
another Jim OLaughn, powerful and notorious des-
ado but choked of lie was chased through The
ver and snot through the leE on the opposite bank
when he surrendered. A third was captured by six
teen-year-od boy. threatened his man with rcvO
ver The fonIfh MiIlis Nichols. Is still az lorge.
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Scene: A jury room in Milwaukee, jury as
sembcd. door locked. everything awfuy, profoundly
secret "Gentletneu" said the foreman. you will now
nfcuara YOUR ballots for The verdict" fhe ballots
cast and counted "Gentleinen, continues the lore
man lud eleven votes tor plalnlln aud for
tbs who Is the gentleman that voted for the
defendautr No answer. Tie foreman takes the ballot
IN hnp and asks each man n he deposited that paper
Zen answer no" aud tho eleventh says; Jo dot vas
de one poot in but dat he wrote III but ind Tor
de man init big whiskers."
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LAME. GOnID.

AIpANY, Oct. 1.-,Iames Good, one ct the
oldest carilecnakcr- ia the country, died this morning
IN The nncticth yoar Of his age. Sir Good made Che
irs sseIcer cars use 100 this country orthe Io'nwk
aud Hudson Railroad Company. Tie also manaiiciA'ri
coaAe cars. carriage. and clh5 talt have been Used
ia aIi Parts ul sic cltI 20 globe.
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MIR. RIDDLES SUCCESSOR.
ELECTION OF JOIN JASPER. JR.

ANIMATED MrErING or THE BOARD or EDUCATION
ME. RIDDLES STRONG suPPoRr-PREstDFSr
WOODS sPrrcH-hV UNEXPECTED CHOICE.
The Board of Education yesterday selected John
Jasper ir, II succeed Henry Riddle As SupcTnten-
dent OF the Public Schools Of this city. Nj. Jasper
for number of years has been sixth assistant
superintendent The meeting Of The Board was
long aud animated. and a strong effort was made IN
favor of Mr. KiIdlc
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Post Chaplain Geo.
A. England is relieved from duty in the Department of
the Missouri aud will report for assignment to duty In
the Department Of the Platte Leave for eight months on
surgeons certificate - granted captain D. H. snyder 90
infantry The leave of Major j. T. willard Paymaster.
Ia extended SIX months account OF sickness
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PRINCE PAUL DE TALLEYGAND.

Prince Paul was son of Prince Charles de
Taeyrlud, Duke of Peisord, who was nephew OF The
celebrated dlp,omaiist aud minister lie was born
November %. IS1l. and maIucd Amicie Rousseau nc
,,ft rr,a. vino oi.i DO 1854 Ills only chiid. tcrle
Mario, was Jcrn month prOr to Acr mothers death
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Bcar6 auD rooms.



1 LARGE. pleasant room 20 let, furnished. and
- boarl a.,' h4l rooms; references. li5 West taI.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY wiz LIT to gentlemen,
"A wihoat a.i realty .ir ii s.t. ON 'i. one
,) Uniycrsiy-pl, near litl.st.
RACK PARLOR, furnished. TO rent Wit or
= :. ,' IS tao .,..,l, r. ,.rr,. l.,
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS with
= board az moderate rates references exchanged iib
no LET with board. d,s.a1!c second and
geuemaa md ri.ro- single s,n. .cnisn ,l W,s' East.
, GENTLEMEN Will find n large. hand.
family iSi a, p W. 9aa. ' Tenn. 80 To- ' sortSo
STH-AVE.. G2O. between 18TH aud 50rH-
- al -TM i; , 9ssr n, nj G.s'' me-. "'"''A''
~ WEST 27TH-sr.-Hou>e and rooms,
- extra IN szr aud apso nwrnts all re.'tn co Ne;
floor eood room, on top door terus reis'naoe
bQ WEST 31SI-ST.-TwO elegant floors
80 and single rooms; private ia' . Gcs.td rcier'aes
('l WEST 22D-ST.-Lmgc and small rooms
eFsI toilet With board references eN''an ell.
'D.p WEST Undesirable suites of
D,P rooms for families or gentemeni private table
oQ WEST WASHINGTON sQUARE.-Rooms
'1C with board on second and third hoors: also single
An BEACH ST.-The downtown business
~ boarding house long and favorahiy known acc1aun
crate Prices, excellent tahl'.
fOND-Sr. l42, adjoining 81. Cloud Hotel
= Elegant rooms aocond ana trd doors ca snits-ond
sirarle Earer' T,'. ''-'1 ''''
IT WEST 45rH-sT.-sccond floor and one
room on fourth Goor' with hr-ieias ooani terms
Iod,rat,
.lDS West 14th-st.-lIandsomely furnished
elias; references given and required
oaQ WEST 4GTH-ST.-A private family
door modern conycnicnces excellent table references
East Sii,.
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms. with good
board. families aud gentlemen; IcieIen iOl
Fast = lot.
SECOND STORY front room and bedroom
family references. Ol5 Lexiaston-aye.
%, EAST 22D-Sr.-rwo single rooms TO
~ 1 lei ~th board Tor gentlemen newly aud neatly
'lG EAST 2OTH-ST.-Suitcs of rooms, hand
'lO somsy furnished rryats e1'nIoo%s vim pr,ya,s
s s,,s II d S.ii'SI' icfeseiees.
.>S EAST 29Tn-sT;-Witn board two cor.
80 Stc on TeG T rtr5e anu large e'
EAST 3OTu-ST. Rooms on second and
"A ~ nina a,ors To et with board also large room Gu
90 EAST 2IST-ST.-Desirable rooms en-
- suite singlewlth board References given and re-
no EAST 2lST-ST.-C ramercy Park
board references.
I'l.D EAST BOTH STA comfortable home
sbSo IA private family living In their with
breakfast bOaTd SabDahrcsp.ctng parties preferred
Brooklyn Board.
BOARD on Brooklyn Heights CD State-st.,
clinton ST. nicely furnished rooms ON second and
third )ors convenient u cars aud ferries.
DLEASANT ROOMS with board for self
supporting women. at reasonable rates. at 30 Wloughby
sL Brooklyn; une XecptiOAabe references required
Board and Rooms Wanted.
4 CLERGYMAN, with small family. desires
~ permanent board IN private family where no other
taken 0canon snyohcres within four or nve
blocks OF Madis0n-aVe. and A4th II. Address
CLERGYMAN. Trenton. " j.
NNANTED.-For two ladies' IN private FAM.
w iy preferred with board azt
week Address Box o3o. Newly orr
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lsDS West llth-st.--llmdsomcl furnished
$50 third Hoo. ~ ry suite. house table
class. reference. given and required.
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fOND-Sr. l42, adjoining 81. Cloud Hotel
Il Elegant rooms third doors. suits-ond
sngv with superior board house hrstclass sally Ge
Siraile fafeftncs-
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- EAST 3OTil-ST.-ROOms on second and
a urd floors a. let, with board also large room
fnu tsur.r ref
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- WEST 45rH-ST.-SccOnd floor and one
room ON fourth floor, with nrstciass boanl terms
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IN BEACH Sr.-1he downtown business
~ boar house * and fsvorlllv
dates permanent table nl Transient b)trsrs yry nod
crate prices. excellent tah'.
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fO EAST 21ST-ST.-DeSirable rooms en-
- ~ board References given
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poe WEST 4GTH-Sr.-A private family
go have Vel furnished connecting rooms. flli
OOr. modern enicuces excellent table references,
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East sii,.

furnished rooms. with good
board tor families aud gentlemen; references. iOi
tast DIST.
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,p'p WEST T-ST.-Dcsirablc suites of
DEP for families or gentlcmeni private table 4
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SECOND STORY front room and bedroom
y 90 gentleman aud WIFE, with board puydte American
family references. O25 LeXingtonaye
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TIE PROTEST.

The following Is the protest 90 which attached tie
copy Of letter which Mr. Kiddlo wrote sor,6Rers
NdgdziHs:
Tue undersigned, believing that II sprltuai,m DE a
religion then Henry Riddle, the CITY superintt udont
has violated IN spIit II not IN letter. the State law
gardug sectalan preaching IN our common schools by
The publication OF hts book spirituaisuc cOumdnca
tions with his name the utle-page he being well
known and only well known as the superintendent of
me New York City Common SCHOOLS and that II spiru
eIn be not a religion, then deviation from
sense m that buuk and his greater nnd later deyIa
lion from That essential attribute Of man In mis- most
Important position, by his letter 10 Scrsbners Aagd-iHs
for October 1879 deonoe Of H. shows him TO be unit
fnr th, position which he holds therefore the under
signed process -ainst Mr. Riddles being permitted 10
hold LONGER the Important trust Oi Cty superintendent
Of schools"
number " obiecuonswrre made to receiving tie pro-
test but. "A vote being taken, II Was ordered 10 be-
printed In the minutes Commissioner MOflsrty said
that Mr. Riddle should nOt Dc removed on account OF any
religious belief. He thought 1t wac Simply question
or coupe and he OF the opinion that Mr. Kid
dies past record WAS guarantee or that.
motion was made a. take another ballot, but 10
lost Commissioner Wlckham then moved that the
board 20 into executive session. His motion was
adopted by a vote of IL 10 S.the minority being Com
missioners BeaIdslee. Bell Kelly, Manierre. Murarty
fraud Weat and WetmOrc The hall was cleared and
for an hour the Commissioners discussed In
shortly before o'clock the doors again thrown
omen and Mr.. Wickhams motion To reconsider the post
movement OF any further balloting adopted. bal
lot WAS then taken with tho following result John Jas
per ir, -; Kiddio. 3 Harrison. Hunter, l. and
blank 3 The president announced that MI Jasper
elected City Superintendent for two Years. and the
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30 EAST 29TH-ST.-With board two con-
DO Meeting ROOM well furnished ana large closets let
separately together references.
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p1s EAST 2OIU-ST.-SuitCSo of rooms, hand
sb -nm,Iy furnished fprivate bathrooms with private
without ooard rooms Tor gentcueni breakfast
~. ~ NH
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-, EAST 22D-ST.-TwO single rooms 10
- et Nth board Tor genUemeni newly aud neatly
paprfcl rautet.
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4 iA EAST 2lST-ST- Gramercy Park
~ Desirable suits sngly, with hrst-cass
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no LET with board. q, silh.o second and
thrl floors sOlfierl -ur, -l4lf al O.. lor
gentle and wl.r p- * r gem. omen sci West .2,t
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NNANTED.-For two ladies. IN private fam.
lily preferred connecting With board Az
ire week Adess Box $50 Newly ora
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$40. between 18TH and j0liI-
~u--Mrs. oliver. ,lrl Door. Handsomely illuish,t,
lth or Hil bout private tlp4e srlicty Hf-t-e.l--.
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I'lD EAST BOTH STA comfortable home
sbS IA private family living In their with
reskast board sabDath respecting parties preferred