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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-24

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The Alpena City Hospital.

The undersigned would announce
to the citizens of Alpena and vicinity,
that they have opened an Hospital
for the treatment of all Surgical and
other diseases.
This new enterprise meets want
that has long been felt in this COM
munity, where large number of un-
married men, sick or wounded, away
from home, will find all the comforts
of warm rooms, good, clean beds,
proper food, good nursing, careful at
tention and skilful treatment of ex-
perienced Physicians and Surgeons.
The Hospital is managed on the Co.
operative plan, at present. Those
wishing to receive its benefits pay
from SO to Sc per year in advance,
and if taken sick or injured any time
during the year, they will be taken
care of, boarded and treated without
any further charge.
The rates charged are so moderate,
compared with the benefits received,
that this Hospital must commend it
self to the public as soon as it shall
be thoroughly understood. 1.
Arrangements are made that one of
the Doctors will be on duty night and
day, when required by one or more
patients.
DR.. Maiden's great experience as q
Surgeon during our late war, the last
year of which he had charge of o
large Military Hospital, together with
over twenty years practice, cannot be
questioned in its success.
DR.. Newton, although younger, has
had large Hospital experience, and
has particularly devoted good por-
ton of his time to the study Of dis
eases Of the Eye and Ear.
We would respectfully solicit the
earnest support of this enterprise, es-
pecially by those whom it is most in
tended to benefit.
w. p. MAIDEN, M. d.
l.. G. NEWTON, M. d.
w. VANVooRHEEs, Agt.
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From Weeks &c Potter, soholesalc druggists and
importers, Boston.
Mr.. +. w. KINsMAN: We must have some
more Adamson's Balsam, for they do say it
is the best thing out. Please send us ten
gross immediately by freight.
Yours very respectfully,
WEEKS & POTTER.
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HHANcERY NOTICE,

State OF Michigan, county OF Apona,-ss.
In suit pending In the Circuit Court for Alpena
County, in Chancery, wherein James Is. Wayne Is
Complainant, and Eli Smith, Janet M. Smith and
Frank Redel Defendants IL satisfactorily appear
ing TO me, the undersigned Circuit Court Commits
sioner in and for said County of Alpena, by affidavit
that said Defendants Eli Smith, Janet NJ. Smith and
Frank eide are nonresidents of the State of Mchi-
gan and that they reside in the State Of Illinois,
motion Of J. d. Clayberg, Solicitor for said Com
painant, IL Is ordered that said Defendants, ELI
smith, Janet NJ. Smith and Frank Reidsl, cause their
appearance TO be entered in said cause and answer
the bill of complaint filed therein within four
months from the date Of this order, or in default
thereof said bill Of complaint be taken as confessed
against said defendants
IL is further ordered that within twenty days from
the date of this order the complainant do 20 be
published IN the Alpsna Weekly Argus, newspaper
printed published and circulated in said county of Al
pcna and that said publication be continued for six
cessive weeks in each week. that said complain
ant cause copy Of this order 10 be personally served
upon said defendants Eli Smith, Janet M. Smith and
Frank Reidcl at least twenty days before the time
herein limited for their appearance.
Dated, May 10th, A. ID. 1882.
J. ID. CLAYLER0,
Atty. for Compit. JAMES A. BOGGS,
562w7 Circuit Court Commissioner.
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Tenders for School House.

Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned
until the 25th day of May, 1882 from parties wishing
to contract for tho erectings finishing and completing
of school building on lots and 2, block 4, Potters
addition, city of Alpena. A bond for tho faithful
performance of contract win be required Plans and
specifications can be at the Office of the UNDER
signed in the city of Apena, and also at the Office Of
A. Il. French architect, 15 Telegraph block, Detroit
Mich.
Dated, Alpena, May II, 1852.
w. L. CHURCHILL,
562w2 President of Board of Education.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the firm of Specify
Rogers so-called) has been dissolved, and neither
of said firm has been authorized TO collect the debts
due said speechley & Rogers: therefore warn all
parties not 10 pay said Speedily any sums of money
which they may be owing TO said Specify & Rogers
he, said Speedily has right 10 collect the
E. A. ROGERS.
Long Rapids, April 10, 1882.
b62wls
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/ RELIGION or SURPRISES.

The Rev. Henry Y. Satterlce preached his
frat sermon as the rector of Calvary Protestant Epsco-
nal Church at Fourth-ave. and Twenty-nrsst ye7ter-
dav morning to large congregation. After the sermon
he administered the holy communion. The sermon
was founded on St John xvi = 1T Is ezpedient FOR you
that 20 away"
Christianity began the preacher from beginning to
end. j. rol ion o. surprises You can forecast some OF
it, plans as 10 the human AMI foree the probaD
itv of what the end Is 10 be- but il altogether superhu
man and lis disc nearly all surprises Most
OF Us know tc OF church history since the day OF Pen
tcco4; there nothing thrilling as the story o
the Church u read with right view CrlsH came AZ
Ter crisis. In every time Of trouble II seemed 10 Inc
church disciples u Christ going away. But these
critical times passed Tie tide OF nndehty thai
threatened 10 OvcrwAclM the Church was stayed ana
fC Church ont Of each conflict more secure anu
more firm To-day materiasm causes faith 10 talter
The obstacle looks great for Christianity 10 over
come and n seems IA II Christ was going away But
LOOK al truth II when the mother bird pushes
the young rom the mat they may earn 10 fly. The
Withdrawal is only an apparent withdrawal The flood
ends by frucfy M the soil that the gospel seeds
planted there vii spIllg UP IN abundance.
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NEETINGs OF LlGOALNG NEN.

A large meeting of the clothing cutters was
held yesteray the Geuuauia Assembly Rooms in the
30, cry Efforts were made 10 form stronger organ
izatiou. and II the speakers urged that politics
shoud incorporated into the business OF the union
AZ meeting Of the tinsmiths and sheet metal workers
yesterday III Turn Hall East F0urthst, further mea-
sures were adopted organize movement for an in
crease OF wages. \ member " the Knights OF Labor
organization present. He addressed the men on
allow To better their condition" He advised them 10
identity Themselves with ,lc Labor party.
Meetings Of the Pres-nen and Feeders Union and the
bsrkemakers Lcd last night, Al which the matter
o. wages was discussed with view OF making demand
for better pay.
Al he science Hall meeting yesterday Of the Amalgam-
atcd Trade aud Labor JuOn the time was chiefly spent
IL alyntIug a CONSTITUTION.
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n1sco1rTYT 1N0YG c0IL.NINERS.

A DEMAND FOR HIGHER WAGES MET 81 hfpOC-
r,a>, az rr,,r-rur QUESTION OF STRIKE IN
TIFF ANTHRACITE REGION.
,o,, .xocc As1oxAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
WuKEsBARRE. Penn, May Lille synlp-
COM which preceded the struggles between iaooi
aud canital in this region from ISL 10 -" ART d
lanlv nresented now as then. At the opening OF 49,
there arose murmurs against poor pay anu
derivation" by men who saw no way 10 oe.'ei '"'H
condition except by demand for increase % ooinpoH
sa+iop The FIRST week IN January the men oI 'He
Iehch and Wilkesbarre Company presented lneI eiH'
Tor an advance in the prices for mining coal ana were
-. i.b a nror,nt refusal To make their situation
stl worse they were reduced to half time. ana lor
over three months that policy Of the operators with one
ny two exceptions has prevailed throughout TINS eh'e
region % anthracite coal. Thus far the men nl'c
shown no disposition 10 resort TO violent methous lor
redress and seem DESTROYS TO avoid strike sti they
have trned themselves earnestly 10 the WORK OF poor
o., ,tr issues and once more have formed themselves
into a union for mutual benefit and protection. Al
present no one hazards opinion that there VIII DE
strike All classes seem to dcprecae such an event;
and vet no man can found willing to declare that All
elements necessary bring the men 70 an open stahu
against their employers are not rapidly combining 10
produce that result The miners urge strongly tat the
wages they receive are IN no fan proportion 20 lle
they 10 and the risks life and limb 10 which they
are daily exposed they consider themrelVe Inclr
wives and their children engaged IN fierce struggle 10
keep soul and BODY together they claim that they are
really pressed down by poverty, injured III DeaIih by
their fml and their life made burden; they declare
maj the mine owners are glowing richer and ncher'
1rle workers becoming poorer ana poorer
end maj there should change to better the cohul
ION of Inc latter In OF all phases OF the case az
~, etands there appears To be no guarantee that me
v-no p.ace between capital ana labor III thls section
~ IN continue through the summer Operators aHeet u
Iei,ev nat there will he strike this season ana De
clare that II would be much to their pecunarF oehen
the Tiners should determine 10 enter upon such move
nept The demand for an increase OF wages mas lu-'
bcen met bv the announcement that WORK al lhe niue
viii he suspended on May 4. D Is, II, T. ana 10 ne
miners had only three days Work last NeeA peIHs 4'
on the 27th. 18th and 18th ultlmo.
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.,n1.pr CALENDARS-MA1 :.

C,rgr-Ca .sBgRs Held by Don9onuee:a "a a.
~ rRENE AZ ~ a Mos 80 a. 90 90, "a IA i4O
enda az M az IL IN l23 l2l, l5l i32 - 81 III
g. ~. -, ~ "a 100 l6l, To-, 1856 Io'' 4'o 400 80 49,
- -ss, -, t0Tgr-GENERL TERM-He1 N ia 20 70
- lhLn1 nanels JI.-NOs l3l. l5@- L'+ 100 - -
Bray I4G IA las. I49, 1870 IJl Io-' 4'4 400 49, 40"
rs l44 ~. -. 81 - -~-,,, lola nv IarrrmOre -
i,,cf Nos Si- 343 500 49,. 40 40 40 " 80;
Ia" i1% iii 100 10 ~. 20, 22i, 40 4of o. -' ~
"a, IA - l3s 226 275. POO. 33t. 5' 5'O ,o-ra,. -
-, COvRT-CIRCUII- lied ~ l'eel' e1S
-, - ~. 1857 1873 l4jl. Isl p -+V 2tS ~
~ ~ l. 1920 7J2, 1850 ~, IV4' 4O7'' 4' ~
2s; lied by Van Worst JNos l5S3 l2s % I253
i-.3 l42q 496 800 792 l1@1, ,bl 80 In
l29- 4@6 ~. rs 1901. sos y JO5-2, glUt 4oV,;
iet 1858 1859 1850. 2090. 1877 81. Id 30. y ~
49, 20 s5t 1871 1855 3D. 1914 $50 3d. -'4o'
l7-4. lo4O. ...,.-,., pAf-rJeld nv Sedgwick G..
tt-..@t,,au and ArnouX JJ.-Nos. dpPeaS, '''1 $780,
- a. General calendar, -, - % -Pprsseu
-.ssr1ioR C0UET--PECIAL IERS--iteiH o ~, Is Ia
cTGsr called at IL a. Nos. ~ ~ % ~ - - w
50. 80 ~ r,,,r TPpN-PART Held by Iruax,
J. S'1 - ii 1880 9}7. 7O4. lls. 9'3 500. - ,-,r
,,,,f,,V pLF A~--fsENENAL lEkh- u. '' ' "
-. ,r5 Reach JJ-NOs -. X. ~ 90 - ,,,,- ? C.l
bI uu,,,,,stS pfFA--SrfCIAL TERN -heiG oy D"9' '~
'~,.,et m IL a m. Nos. !, ,. :. = ~ tis nv Van
emu ,,,-S PiEAs-TMAL rER3-PABI leu ,out 80
Nos ltsG 1921. lJ-l. li53,l oVoo, ~ i..a
IIa. i..3 1857 sd 1889. 1898, 1889 i'o'' 1o-' 80 W
i4IC 1923. 1905. l422 80, ou'' 4'' -.
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THE COURTS.
n,vK,s LIABILITIES FOR MISTAKES.

n H.
"A D noso of Whiting and others agains, .l,e
III - Pochester. decided last week oy 'no ~
City o'n Of especial interest to bankers nov ior
Of nv one Underhill. deposi'or AZ 'no 49,
sS'VVO ot there fer collection. Underhlrs ac.o'n
Bank W lint by mistake of the clerk the ho'' WI
was no. came due. was put in the pie OF no.'s
the Gay ood instead Of in the pile OF those tnA'
that "Sre scr finding there RENTED the amount ..
no. ,ne New York bank which had sent II ou iOs
The noe Ths was on July g. july was SUNDAY anu az.
couc'.O" ,,t,v on the next day, TUESDAY II va" US
July .a, J'nderhills account was no. good
covered Ser stopped payment OF the draft he naa st
upon 'n' 1n9erhis note and served notice oi
rro'e''eu who was responsible Messrs ms
on 'he ,n,s Of this city, the owners Oh 'ne
Co.. - claiming that il had disehaIE END send
sued TIE PI bsd Nv It's acts paid the note anu
,SrIn the proceeds ,o;,,iF was nOnsuited Inns
on tne ~ nv the curt OF AplsaS - nrv 10 saw
was ssc,nd trial It was suomltl'u 20 S the banks
on the secVnu -. vos maid ny mistake OF ny M and
whGtAe tn ,rv found TOR the bank on IuH ~ judgment
clerk lh0 ;r,ais now hold, IN ahriIh- ~ 55orTsct IT,
me M il heing "a mistake, the PAIN 49, business day
oc.ow' IN. ina ,,c,e Wa protested on the ueA'
The lpdor.cr was held tar anpcared for the PLAIN
,ids. = b. Perkins and Jonn van
ritv for the bank
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Guctiou Sales Of iical estate.
IAN II. MULLER, Auctionecr.

\DRlAN II. MULLER, Auctionecr
SUPREME COURT SALE TO CLOSE THE ESTATE r.
EDWARD KING, deceased
HOUSE AvDLoT No GRAMERcY PARK. 80 LOTS
o. BOULEVARD. IT NICHOLAS. 9TH ANb Iih-
AYES. I'D I'D. Doth. elsT AND u3rH.-rs.
ADRIAN Il. MCLLEE d soN Will sell a; auction on
THURSDAY. MAYS, at j. o'clork
a., c Exchange s4lesroa No III Broadway ,y order Of
tb.SrPREME COURT under the direction OF " lLhi u
IARREMORE. esq. REFEREE, The following
The extra.sizcd stor bfick housa ard lot 40 GRAM
ERCY PARK.
-o1 and 7ldsts between ON and iothaye near Loue
vard /. lots on each street rurnu2 throu-h hon-c-
yari 1ltlavc gotl 20 l;. being t-e e1e
block.
each avenue and being soutbey half % tile block
Ilth-1ve and laJ;ilsL, lots. southwest corner.
Maps and particu ars from wyeth 70 Cedar
st.. or o. Auotloneerz I1ne-st
join II. GLOVER. Plaintiffs attorney, 10 broadway
AUCTION SALE
Of all the unsold property OF the
JUMEL ESTATE
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
No. Ill broadway, New \ ork, on
MAY 81 1852
BY order OF the supreme Cont,
PHILO T. RUGGLEs Referee
SIXTY PER CENT MAY REMAIN o. BoN ,e. AM
MORTGAGE FOR ThkEE lEAh, Al sni. Sos. $50
BROAD Az y ana IS Liberty mansion ana 80 cry ~
between I5qfh-st Nicho.Ls-ave., klng5DEllBo
l75-si Hlghbndge Park and Croton A9ueduct a .,
upland OF the A4uttiuct ~
on Harlem River about 1000 feet together WIN tne p
-mpve night 10 the under wafer In 'front.' theit" -
lining ou To tr new bulkhesd Inc Riycr-st containing
about The
For maps and further par cularH apply 70 ,..
PHILO +. RTGGLA.- esq, rcfereo, No 90 LlDer5 81
ROE & MACKLIS. Plaintiffs Attorney ,,...
49, NOS 1856 and los Broadway'
AUCTIONEEHS
b"NA an. kESNEI-LY, "a PinesI
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Rod at 2s2 IL II W Of sth-sve. ls11lOO5; Alice .oo
l. lane and another 10 q Blinn a. EQUIV
l27thst ss16022 ne OF ~ nhi0p te Ismss
sslo1 irregular Fanny N i'OOin'on 5000
37th,si 3 800 SciTs OF cohen 1000
south,st No W. Joseph N A'' 1DD $4,000
l9th,sl, Nos avg &c S"' to Nc Herman 1900
.3d at n 8 leo II W 2dave, 2l.lxl0o5; Catherine
Battele, exccutrix. and others to Henry INN
.,b'aTe = g cor Of io7thst i0o.iixisOxiOOll to
Tooth St X5OX20l lOx23O; II Deane ct al TO ,ooo
lZoan aptiisn m catherine Fettretch .. 1850
4sfi.sf. n 1877 Il ? OF 7have. No 100 Vest 4Sth-
T fi tSrhe ai a nun'c" u"'D.r ~ 1000
lO9th.st 4l7.S IT = OF 2daye. S4.9xlooll; Maria
81 s'I Francis $3.50
'iS IS lit HG 100 1880
i0'i and WIZ II to il Guggenhemer 253OO
lO9th-st 447.3 II e OF 2d-avc 34.eXlOO1l; Maria
francis fanSa anu U'n..s 20 $3.50
4'' to T = McAree ..... $500
Jas Carroll ................ $4,000
42u; Eugene Kelly and wife 70 benjamin Rich
BAILEY .'.. $4,000
-o' caT;oIinc IeTr ri 10 j r Fioyf ls2s
l27tb-st. 297.6 n q OF 5th-ave. lSllxJHll T. "
ScbWarz 1 .'..'..... -. 1850
l2sfh-st Ss 2s7 # e Of 6th.avc 266xaa.il +
Williams and another executors etc to otto 49,
same propcrfv + schwcrz TO Martha Newman ii575
- s @i,1 2 to Martha Newman ~ 1880
Dealing and vie to " Lu5seT $1,000
72dsf 100 II W Of MadisOn-avc, 2OXlO2.2, II
Davidson 10 Ed Oppcnhcmer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z3'oo
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DEST, HEALTH.
Ia Would you gain cltherOr both 10 the DANSNGLLE
sANITAKICM known as our Home On the Hillside. II II
efficient VI regularly educated physl
advantages for the treatment Ot
recuperaOn OF the Oyert21ed and brain
The situation and scenery delightful beyond descrp
ton drainage perfect the and untainted by
maaria or other pOsOns the from SOFT pure noun
tain springs dietary abundant including best prepare
tons Of grains, vegetables fruits fish meats milk &C.
the attendants skilled. kind ami faithful.
progress comfort and happucssO OF the inmates form te
constant study physicians who labor N employ the
best known remedial sngy IN combination ac
Of individual Among these are the
Moere Ihermo- Electric battle most perfect Of mOlern
baths-massag swedish and other movements the neAth
lit all the most approved OF water treatment eectrc
ty &c.
For further particulars address ~ -
Dansvlle Livingston Co, y. Y.
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Anniversaries.

A The Forty eighth Anniversary. of the
N. American Female Guardian society and Home i's
the Frieud.e-,. occurs Wednrs lay, May 40 ,,>
The usual meeting Tor women orY VIII ne e" Az
The Home chapel NO. 20 last 18th 81, al 80 A. ID
In cons.oueuce Of the sudcen death o. te corresponding
SecTeary public exercises az The Ianefnaee 1hroD.
IN be ,ruoou a. announced -AcvOcate ana ouatIlans
viii b.. omitted a memorial service VIII De neid at p
m in the Home Chapel also exclusively or-"onen-
TTHE Seventeenth Anniversary Meeting or
/ the National Temperance society and Publications
House The Vim J.. Dodge president VIII DE he,d ~ "a
RroadwaV Tahernacle Broadway ana 5ihs Iues-
tav evening NAV D at Addresses by the Rev Or T. =
Cnvsr OF brooklyn The Hon Hiram Price commissioner ur
indian Affair. Washington. D. C. and Colonel George w.
RAN Of Keutucky singing by MI and Mrs stebOins.
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CARATOGA SPRINGS.

SARATOGA SPRINGS.
UNITED STATES HOTEL
SEASON OF 1882.
opens June ~ anu closes september 30 10
TOMPhINS, GAGE & CO.
CEABRIGHT.- Rooms at one OF the hnest
- cottages situated on Rumsens Neck minutes drlVe
MAGNIFICENT bathing aud nshng staining
arrangements made for the season only Apply
40 East 3ctl-st
A,ARANACLAKEHO USE "ADlkONDAChS.'
- Thts welnOwn and pop uar summer Resort, DeauIl
July situated Lower aranac Lake me Key 10 ile
Blue Mo untan Lake Region, opens May
Table the rooms large WelV
and thoroughly renovated and newly urhshed
$50 SITS. send Tor circular Audfess
MILO b. MILLER Proprietor, >sranac Lake, y \.
yVHE BELMONT, New Brighton, ). lon
Richmond Terrace two minutes from landing hne view
OF Bay particulars apply at 10 5tna'e or on the
premises.
rg7HE HARBORAGE. - NOrth-End Asbury
Park Nrw.Tersey these and elegant cottages viii
opened June rooms can now be engaged Address b.
800
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Saturday, Nav g. 1882
The following sales were made at the LIZ
chang salearoorn tn-oav.

NFw-YoRK. Saturday. Nav 6, lss2.
The following sales were made at the LIZ
chang salesrO0m to-day
By w. " Hogmqn.
lpot o, and Hulrs Point Road. with frontage
on N"itisst -t.iXlO XII a.4 y 5uNZ- = 20 also
B91l o. land Oh Hli,ide-avr, Sc cor0i NOrth-sti
yo1th-x 49, .lOxlS3.G. also plot OF and " : OF
e~l"~ ave running through 20 Coster ave 700
FFI.spect-st Eastern bay-ave West
ham s33j6o
By sc.f EgcTs
-io.s - lave 2i.lI Il " l34th.st together IN
r, s1e e., 5ox7j. TIssk..' -. ll.4O0
49, il157aHl7 Jos Agate 1850
1S4H7l.5 Kellogg '..'9........ G2OO
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
M8-Y0RX CITY
''',-s, % s. ~ r. v Of en- ave 278x9OsxsG; also
hsll"i TOT go n " ofsh-aFc 20 z II IA of 4Gth-st
eYlHl4s iIst mentioned p0Ie lot. O4x-. An
'a,a ia ana husband 10 Villain RANKIN and
III :. 6O9.4 II " Of dave n l01iOOi ii; Z
g.. lhona- . Anioinctte $500
AZ, homas. ........ 5000
fAih-st lz5 # ~ Of q. ave 50xIOO5; A Waehr
4, and wife . Bertha voiEerins '. 1900
.st a. to Geo iiuii.,''' ..,..|tY-- $3.50
szo,st n zoo It Of IIth.ave, .5G9ss; Eliza D
ilSth-sL s. % l02t6st ia, n " o. Madison ave 70
49, Iz0IlO Ii Creeyey ana wife to Kingbusten $4,000
LCyster ~ ....... 1900
ooii. At "a II " OF Lc1in gton-aye, l0X505; Mary
aatt - uIIy et AZ 10 mary shining SOOO
- 20 B Walsh 2loOO
o., 70 Feg ..........-.... ZOO
sAai iTsaam and husband " E1abeth Pearsal $4,000
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Brooalnn prop:rtn FOR Sal: an 90 Get

JIO LET in Br0oklyn.-IwO 3-story, stone
Z front. In-t put n complete orie- Apply prem
iso. go and 500 CaIlt1u-ave. or rutland g. WHIIISG
. l,ekulan-sC
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5urmcr Resorts.

SBT-RY PARK. New-jrrSev.-The Harbor-
y 400 These nav cottages will De- opened about June l-t
AnpIiraton- Tor rooms may now made Address b. 800
Jh-aye
SRTRY PAEk. y. J.-BEVAN HOUSE.
\ rr,Iv new and r~t-.a.- eveIv respect For terms
address Rs II \. EENAN, los East @3c-st
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Gunner Resorts.

ASBURY PARK. New-Jcrsey.-T Harbor-
"A age. These cottages Will be opened about June
Applications for rooms may now be made Address b. SD
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Gin Real estate tor Sale.

LADY wishes to let Immediately, for three
Y or fonr months her comfortable furnished private resi-
dcnce For particulars apply by letter 10 Nj c. Tribune tp
town Cficr. .23- Broadway.
EN ELIGIBLI SITUATED. completely and
fortahlv furnished oIr-fOry browu-tone house io
small family three YEAR, asc acciilty AZ D. ~
encr- required For further particulars address n X o.
owner irOune Uptown Oiicc 23~ Broadway.
RUYERSin -, .,, 70 So. go r.,r, ,venne
EOR SALE.-A bargain; plot o. nearly
700 bu headed waterfront lO.s In Ncw YORK HaIDof H.
j. YOUNG. engineer g.. - Exchange place
NOR SALE for INVESTMENT.-Uni improved
- ' 10 Bcrkman--t
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rvoTv Ie.VoC FUI fcIa aNdTt's VI - DIN ~ 10 IT
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DLOCK ISLAND, l.. I.-Ocean View Hotel
- II miles az surf and stiIivaer baihng splendid
bass ami blue accommodates zoos Dali ana iheAtcai
r0D. gas and electric bells $50 regular OO-rdt SUD
r~fr. ,ii. send fo~ illustrated handbook. q. :. MAR
pf s. Manager. i E1Fdulu-.t.. BOSTON
NAT~KiLL MOUNTAINS.
I rrc,,1rt Uous, oren- Juae d. Terms. - 80 per
'"' go j. II. TRFIPEK, JR, Proprietor
!kuuicid. Ulster Ounty, y. y.
TOTNTRY BOARD wanted for brother and
sister linn ted means: price per month by the wear
Address H. Il VI, Tribune UPTOWN oA'e LIS broadway.
COUNTRY BOARD.-Ladies or gentlemen
y dcan~ quiet attractive home ia the country may OBJ
tain m. 4..uc los addressing HoN 800 Newton, y J.
COUNTRY BOARD.
I RfiGEDALE HOUSE. MADISON. Y. J.
Ugh heat location, with superior board Convenient
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VIIE ARGYLE,

TV'TE "WAN ERLEY." ATLANTIC CITY,
HOUSE n FL Ii VIEW OF THE OCEAN ,
Electric gas and cold Elter baths On eael
floor suites ~ rooms nOOr with water Daths
attached Billiard gallery and Al he conveDehSe'
Of a ngst-class h0scL l. Blsl ~
NATHITE NOIT\TAINS.-tiOOdn House,
W Frauconia y H.: accommodates $50 no hay fever
or malaria finest location IN the mountains terms - 10 III
ner week Inquire at POS Broadway. Room D.
~ ' f. IL GOODNOW & CO., ProprieOrs.
900 FEET ABOVE TIE SEA.-Ihe
COO WASHINGTON RoeE House o6Hta e asaT
Planfcid on Central Railroad OF \. j.. now open
charming views pare and capacity 80 guests no
uuOr sold nearest depot. Dunelen. j. ira rs day SEM
Tor circular. MRS. x. RUNlON, Dunelen, y. J.
0OO FEET ABOVE THE SEA. ,n,r,
i.~IPtP Mountain Goodness season opens July l.
MOUNT MCGREGOR. ten miles north 81 9aIa,ogt, 4, IN
connected by the elegantly equipped pleasure ro" III
the l. Trains every hour. Fine camping grounts a.
dress MOI vt Meg kEGOK IMPkONkMENI COMFANi l.
llImtetj. saratoga springs y Y.