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JEALousY,S WORK.
Horrible Tragedy at Troy, N. Y, Attribut
able to the Green-Eyed Monster.

Horrible Tragedy at Troy, N. Y, Attribut-
able to the Green-Eyed Monster.
TROY, N. Y, May ia terrible affair
occurred last evening on Jay street. Will
liam Mccormick, young man about
twenty-five years old, cut his young
wife's throat and supplemented the terri
BILE deed by the cutting his own throat
fatally. About ten O'Clock officer Lefavre,
of the second precinct, while passing Jay
street on horse car heard the
screams of woman, in the
direction of the river. jumping
from the car he, in company with Officer
Hoar, who had also been attracted by
the woman's screams, ran down
Jay street. Near the last house or
the north side of the street they saw 9
woman leaning against the fence witt
blood streaming from a CHASTITY wound Ii
the throat.
In reply to the questions of the officers
she said her husband had done it; that
he had then cut his own throat and rur
toward the river. The woman was as
sisted into the house, and officer Lefavrt
started to find the man. Lying near th,
west corner of the house Mccormick wa
discovered with blood pouring from
wound similar to the one inflicted o.
his wife. He was assisted to tn
Third Precinct Station House by tn
| officers and Doctor Prendergast wa
summoned. He responded at once an
| made an examination of the unfortunat
mans wound. He at once pronounced
fatal, and said the man could not poss
bly, be relieved. Going to the scene {
the tragedy he found the woman ly
ing on the floor surrounded by horror
stricken ncighbors. An examinatio
showed that the jugular vein and caroti
artery were severed. The wind-pipe wa
not cut, and after dressing the wount
which required eight stitches to close, tt
physician said, with proper care, 81
would recover. Jealousy was the caui
OF the tragedy.
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Ex-president Arthur,s Horses.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 1s.-Up to
within few days the Executive Mansion
stables sheltered eight horses. Only two
of these, however-the seal browns-be-
longed to President Cleveland, the re-
naming six were the property Of ex-Pres-
ident Arthur and his son Allan. Last
Friday two of the ex-President's horses
were shipped to New York, and the 9TH
ers were taken TO livery stable on G
street. The proprietor has instructions
to dispose of these to the best advantage.
Allan Arthur's Black Hawk team is
among the four now for sale and will
no doubt bring good price.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

S. F. SHELTON, Chanceuy Clerk of Shar-
key county, Miss, was shot and killed at
Rolling Fork, Miss, on the 10Th, by j. B.
McLaurin, lawyer. The difficulty had
been brewing for several days. On the 10Th
the two men met by agreement short dis
tance outside Of town, each with double
barrel shotgun, and Shelton was killed
before he could fire his gun.
WHILE a number of laborers were ex-
cavating the cellar for new building at
154 Olive street, st. Louis, May 10th, the
east wall of the three-story dwelling on
the west side of the excavation fell, bury
ing two men in the ruins and John Null
hern was instantly killed.
FOREST fires are raging in Michigan, and
much valuable property has been de-
stroyed.
HUGH RILEY, of Boston, who married
young lady Of Lee Center, Oneida county,
New York, was tarred and feathered on
the night OF the 10Th for extreme cruelty
to his young wife.
THE American troops sent to Panama 10
| protect American interests there have re-
! turned.
MAYOR KRAMER was reelected Mayor of
Little Rock, Ark, on the 18th.
| CUNNINGHAM and Burton, the dyna.
miters, have been sentenced to imprison-
ment for life.
MARY JOHNSON was whipped to death by
her husband at Chattanooga, Tenn, on the
night of the 18th.
A BLOODY fight occurred at Hickory
Grove church, near Jacksonville, Fla, on
the 18th, between the West brothers and
the Langford brothers. VIM. Langford
was killed outright, Geo. Langford was sc
severely wounded that he is not expected
to live, and Taft Langford was wounded il
the head. Eugene West was shot and Abe
and johnson West were cut, but not Sc
riously. "
VIM. R. MORSE, clerk of the National Sus
pender Company of New York, is found tx
be short $4,000 in his accounts, and hai
emigrated.
JOHN I. HILLsMAN has been appointet
} internal revenue collector for the fifth dis
trict of Tennessee.
JOHN A. LOGAN was reelected Unite
States Senator from Illinois on the 10TH
A CYCLONE struck the little town of Tay
lor, Tex, on the 18th, and played havo
! for few moments. seisN
0 THE dead body of a man named Sander:
who mysteriously disappeared some week
r since, was found in the woods near Omaha
I Ark, on the 10Th. The body was horribl
mutilated. VIM. Lynch, prominent cit
: zen of Taney county, Missouri, is suspect
u | cd Of having murdered Sanders. and
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Boomers in Oklahoma.

LAWRENCE, KAs., May l7.-Your cor
respondent, returning last night from
Oklahoma, left party of boomers on the
State line awaiting news from the party
who entered the promised land some
days ago. This body has been lost track
of for couple OF days past, owing to
the severe rains impeding all travel. 1t
is known that three companies of troops
have been ordered to head them off.
. They are reported to be an adventurous
set of fellows, and the talk among the
boomers on the State line isthat they
will fight,
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Forest Fires in NIlchigan.

EAST SAGINAW, MICH, May ls.-There
has been but little rain here this spring,
and the country is very dry. Fires have
begun to run in the woods, and unless
rain comes great damage will result.
In Glare County yesterday 100000
feet of logs, belonging to e. Hallinbeck,
of this city, were burned. Fawcett's
Mill, near Cedar Lake, was also burned
There is no insurance. -Four hundred
thousand feet of lumber belonging tc
w. S. Nelson was also burned; Pierc,
Bros. mill, near the same place, Yas alst
burned; loss, $4,000
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Cutting rhina

When sciencea
much of its fact Wis
sense, and soma of
a wonderful yf
point is the recent 4
nonsense bit that WI 3
forty years ago.
ting glass with shea7 q
statement is that Shed I
with the greatest eaa
scissors ii the glass isK
and kept in a level pS~.
there is not a word of truH'
one may easily prove on Il
the result Of dulling a pay
There is one cutting lfot
be better done under VAN
water; that is, the parYE
When pared under watW
anations, so unpleasand y
membrane Of eyes and ~
solved or held in water, lY
the quality Of glass nossX
scissors is changed bSSfs
water.-Scientifc .ASI@iyf:
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

THE winners, as well as the losers, In
he New York skating race are disgusted.
Snowden, who finished with score of
,166 miles, won nothing but the belt, and
low finds he will have to win 1t twice
more before it belongs to him.
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LATE FASHIONS.
Some of the Feminine EccentricIt4
Metropolis.

Metropolis.
A cluster of short, thicks3G
tened snugly by a jewelefn 10
added to the low English e.
evening dress. The fashion tn ~
number of society girls rec 81
Europe. ar.i,
Some OF the new French p.AA
are cut with rounding ofES,
front over a vest and pannier5&f
of goods of some contrasting W
The dress skirt is trimmed or ,r.s'}
the front TO meet the pannies9Ss
back of the polonaise falls ips
waterfall drapery. C
Box-pleated and deep-kilted'
are to-day as popularly worn .
leaders of fashion in Paris
were the first year Of their
ton. Fan, knife. rose, and .
ings on visiting, evening, and ~
to lets of satin, six or lace, ant
~ favored. while a lady in ~
Gretchen gown, formed even,
richest material, but with he
terally wanting in frill, kilt. n
pleating, would excite no more
ton than her fashionable sister
bravery of trimmings which "a
the entire four styles Of skiY#
ture. ~
White Ottoman silk, w&
| hounces of Oriental lace, IN
short sleeves and lace vest 4
white Suede gloves reachH9 :
the shoulders, and veTTNE9.
| veil, with a broad hem s d
is a favorite Partisan brids y
very young bride. White nsy
worn in profusion with the Gs!
let. &k}S
Bonnets are fast losing tMR5;
which have been so populalSNN
seasons past. Ii seen c1n{l
imported French bonnets thM
varlaoly OF narrow yelvee IiE
seems to have superseded ~H1S
man or gros gra n in fayGh Aa
One OF the newest IL {,94!
for a tea gown IS MADE n
gown is made of pale bl'
is shaped like a trained pi ~
in the back. In front 1t of "a;
all the way from the throa
J a cream-colored lace yoke}e',
blouse shirred on 70 tne II
. falling loosely over the R$ldI 9S|l1dsIl
SKIRT OF SILK wholly We reg XIX
: cream-lace flounce, WIZ sE5y3fll
the waist to the tiny =
, the loot made OF tne
, loose-howing hali-lonSat31Fy r
: lace, and the gown Is IS oAlslkSss q a.
. all the way by the this
, The muslins, sateek zSvyi
: French lawns, and betteM ",
I materials will, the conR sASS'
a decorated with lace and II 81
n cream, ecru, ticelle. or van W
OF coffee, as edg'ngs to N,
tunics; while lace flounces, II!
. soft silk or pale-tinted sat4sS
: and accompanies hy polona3
= apron overskirts and corsagess
. . or broche satin, will De anlV
y vorite afternoon TOILETS for the
t and found remarkablT eflectg
# moderate price. WRolen j
le "dentelle llama and wax, q
s, lalne, are very iashiqnapief
b, enectiVeness anu soli4tby w
Of Their return 10 iavor. '1l =. s Y
70 bonnets ior suli,i t1tal Wa 81
a. dress occasions ale - Sozss III Il 5
&c OF Grape l,. wn,.e !, ~ q 4 I, =.
= ana pale grech 49, Il: W ifF}l
-, 70 5he trlmmlngs aluelluasSl .lss $, ;',s
ir T leaves sucn as s,, w E =, mn ln l3tS
. vloiets, anu .p,;. noi,aS ss & IN ND ~
re nets are OIL whil';ine' y. ". ~ as
as IN eolors anu ilrsu 4, /" ] ~ 10
sh anu prevtless p = % o. { IA
on emproioereo Sas HlaPes' w.s 5s
Sc iiihgs ~ s' E
ls- my 1iie Iio"'is w
ne new sis;n,a,,Io piaGh.iaI1 49,,
ne ,ne iasl,uJa ;,'o oiad ,y3
=. lIe iaoe' I'm Al AZ o,,
.tc % Blu !, anieu sa,.o,,' w,'b honnats 81 81
,g A iIss,N .m ai,,ot ond ,~},ias Il y cr' =
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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

IT Is semi -officially announced at Paris
that Bismarck offered to arbtrate for the
kettlement of the dispute between Russia
And England. ats s.,
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

sLATIN BEY, who, it has been generally
believed, was killed with Gordon in Khar-
bum, is, according to statements con-
|ained in letters received by some Of his
citations in Vienna, sill alive and at
present prisoner in Ell Mahdi's camp.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

THE committee appointed to count the
Sash in the treasury and the finished notes
the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
completed the work on the 18th. The fin
| shed and unfinished notes correspond
with the treasury books.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

ACCORDING to Prof. c. v. Riley two
kreat broods of locusts--the seventeen
kear and the thirteen ear-are about to
|weep down upon the country.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

LATEST dispatches from the Northwest
Indicate that General Middleton has won a
lecisivevictory over the rebels, driving
Them from Batouche
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

THE President has appointed board OF
bficers to report on the Notifications and
boast defenses of the United States.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

THE remains of Major Lyford, Ordnance
korps, U. S. A., were cr cremated at Lancas-
ter, Pa. Ex-Secretary Lincoln attended
khe ceremonies
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF The TREAS
bRY Coon is confinsd to his bed with al
kttack of rheumatism.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

THE New York Legislature adjourned
bn the 18th, but was Immediately recon
keued in extra session.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

MEDALS will be given by the Australian
government to its contingent to commem-
brate their services In the Soudau.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

. GARIBALDI's memoirs have been edited,
but at the request of the Italian Govern
nent will not be printed until ten years
kfter the date of his death.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

A CALL has been made for grand milf
liza encampment aud reunion at Fair
|nount Park, Philadelphia, from'June 2sth
10 July 26th. -. --...-.-L tn.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

GENERAL KoMARoFF has made another
jtatensnt reiterating and emphasizing
bis previous assertions concerning the
Penjdeh affair.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

A LATE dispatch from Winnipeg an
bounces the capture of Riel, leader of the
Northwest rebellion, and his delivery to
|5enerai Middleton's headquarters.
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.

CAPTAIN CouoH is endsavoring to re-
organize hls Oklahoma boom at Caldwell,
kas.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

A REDUCED copy of the Bartholdi statue
was formally presented by Americans to
The municipality of Paris on the 18th.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

Mr.. GEO. v. N. LoTHRoP, recently ap-
hointed United States Minister to Russia,
bualified at the Department of State on
Ihe 18th. =
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

THE chairman of the comrnIttes that re-
eeived the Prince and Princess of Wales
In Ireland has been made baronet.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

THE urerintendents of the United States
hints at San Francisco, New Orleans and
Philadelphia have been authorized to pur-
fhase mutilated and uncurrent United
6tates silver coin of standard fineness at
he rate of ninety -eight cents per ounce,
|roy weight, when presented in sums of $5
Ind upward.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

COUNT PAUL VAssALI has published in
Paris paper charges of most sensa-
|ionally scandalous character against
Gladstone, Sir, Charles Dixie and other
English people of note, not hesi ating to
|trike at the Prince of Wales and even the
Queen.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

AFTER receiving the votes of all the
Democrats in the Illinois Legislature on
|he 14th, Colonel VIM. R. Morrison with
rev from the contest for the United
Btates Senatorship. The Democrats then
Foncentrated on Judge Lambert Tree, OF
chicago. At caucus the Democrats Sc
|ected eleven names, for whom it was
Resolved to cast the full vote, giving each
han three trials
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

- The Supreme Lodge, Knights of Honor
session at st. Louis, Mo-, elected the
:, Glowing officers; Supreme Dictator, Cen
, raj Frank D.. Sloat; Vice Dictator, Major
a A. Gratz; Assistant Vice. Dictator,
John t. Millburn; Reporter, B. +. Nelson;
nj Treasurer, Joseph W. Branch; Chaplain,
G Rev. Geo. w. Holland; Guide, E. j. Dav-
is import, Guardian, P. G. Carlton; Senti-
VI bel, Lewis Wilson; Trustees, Hon. Obey
r ,s ohnson, George S. Woodman, Frank j.
a Mott.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

GEORGE v. N. LoTHRoP, the new Minis
Ter to Russia, arrived in Washington on
|he 18th, and called on Secretary Bayard
" the State Department, and afterward,
accompanied by Mr.. Bayard, went to the
White House and called upon the Presi-
lent. Mr.. Lothrop will sail for st. Peters,
burg about June 10Th.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-05-22

CoNsIDERABLE reduction is shown in
|the number of hogs handled for the week
fnded the 18th by Western packers, COM
pared with the preceding week, and also
IN comparison with the corresponding
Pine last year. Returns indicate a
total of 100000 packed during the
week, against 10000 the preceding
week. and 100000 for corresponding time
asst year. This makes total of !, ,155, ,O0(
hogs since March 1st, compared with 955,
POO q year ago, an increase OF 100000, dis
ributed as follows: Chicago 660, GOO
Kansas City, 17s,0oo; st. Loui% $4,000
Cincinnati, $500; lndianapolisV $4,000
milwaukee, 62.ooO; Cedar Rapidsf ab,2sO
Clsveland, 81,
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WHILE the President was receiving a
fadet corps from school in a neighbor-
ing State on the 10Th, freckle-faced
Foman who managed to get into the
Whit, House with the crowd, walked up
hnd shook hands with Mr.. Cleveland. She
|ooked him in the eye and said: "Mr.
Cleveland, do you ever expect to get mar
fied?v The President blushed and smiled,
|nnd the visitors who heard the remark had
4 good laugh.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-08
Dnsimess propsrtn tor Sale aao 10 Get

TOR SALE.-Choice investment property,
water front pier bulkhead, with two stores West
At below Cortlan tst. 3 EDDY a CO. las Broadway.
7 OFFS TO LET with power. Inquire on
Il 4 premises f. GROTE CO. ia East llth st
VERY DESIRABLE 10 rs for sale.five corner
6haye and 12oth-st and six corner 7thave and 10Th
~ EDDY CO.. l45 broadway
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AVON DEECH HOTEL,

BATH, L. /.
This popu ar House viii open carry IN june ~
1rsclass family hotel. Inc batDlhg no-tIns nlu
fOIV H'H"'N' ' THOMAS -. NINCHESTER
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HORIZON LODGE,

KATTSKILL BAY. LAKE GEORGE, ". Y.
Pleasantly located Rplcys Point minutes from ee
graph ana post Offices Good accolnInccnons LOT IoIt
boarera New buildings fine view. elegant bathing Deach
fishing Steamboats, stop at our dncE
Nice Al adv Grove no mosqutos malaria III open June
let Terms moderate; especial inducements to families For
f,rtber informatlon address GEORGE A. FERRIS,
~ sandy I'LL, y. Y.
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Gnmmcr Resoris.
GRANT HOUSE,

JEFFERSON HEIGHTS Ca,slsiI ac y; I. and very
ns gh elevation Perfect drainage 10 ,
or Mosguitoes Hotel accommodates 200 open rom 'u
90 ccfner For circuars information address,
W OV'"'oi - GRANT g CORNELL Cahkln -
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SATURDAY. JUNE 10.
uarnet- 4 Co foreclosure sale Andrew an Dol ms
,.sree. lot il 6x99ll and 3s'ory dwelling NO I4i "eS'
a.,Oth.st n s, 456.6 II W OF 9th-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-08

Ys,ov = RI fereclosnre sale, HamlIIUn N
"A not If land W a RIverdaeave. ADJOINING oil
isnds Of tbs late Edward sehermerhoin "'
Seaman foreclosure sale Charles = Lyaecsei 4thay
A 7lS ages of land and dwelling ana onthouse0' 90
riocr front between 2l4t and 30 SIS -, o5x1O22 an
Jshn 3 smyth public aneuan sac; 81 Pieassntave
sos III lGo5 and 3.story dwelling No Sl3 East
I50f of
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Ielp tloanieo-

yVANTED.--A faithful and capable Young
w woman for young children CAi between ~
and ~ o'clock Monday morning, ID East 5oth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-08

-IGHLAND HOUSE, Garrison's on the Hud-
son ~ Y. Ready for guests May 10. Liberal ernHlDr
ON For circular and particulars address O. f. GarrsOn
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Connirp propcrip for Sale an> 90 Get

CAZENOVIA.-Tol let for the summer two
houses suitable for large family with children; un
usual advantages ~ mail references
Ii. A. HANNUM CszenOvia. y. y.
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mini
io'" THOMAS b. WiNCHEsTEF.
BERKSHIRE HILLS, FERNSIDE, Tyring-
ID ham Mass, StocEbIidEe. overlooks Lcnor n?
malaria mosquitoes mountain arr finest drives and
tesnery OF region seventh hrsate aceonmo
datious for lOO. pr. JOSEPH JON rs Proprietor.
DJOCK ISLAND. Il. /. Hotel Manlsses, ID
miles nj delightful cimhte superb bslbng spitn'
6d H. a. AND blue fishing daly boats cable perfect dfan
ace Prices reasonable n. Agent C. W Eoles y i'way
Send for Illustrated book G. f. Brown 80 Boston
DLOCK ISLAND. r. I.-Ocean View Hotel
L A Fine bass Due ana s"oiu lAhlhR
bathing fine drives FirstcaSs Elegant music ha gOod or
chestra PERFECT DRAINAGE. y. y. ON &c % bWay,. =
"a BoIIIS ag will call II desired keier 70 Dr. IL GU Il
IT'S 20 West Otb.st o. MAkDEN, ~ 10" ooin stBOS on
DOARDERS WANTED.-Near West Point I;
ID from parade ground. nve from craIsions
Hotel. Address d. "Tanglewood" Highl nj FAILS ~ y.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
~ WINCHEL~FA COTTAGE, pacnvilc. y. Y.
delightful Mountain resort with perfect sanitary coldl
tom; hours from Newly 3mnutcs Tom railroad station
COUNTRY board near bay and ocean bath
" ing sailing airy " I'D meet parties NJ depot
JOHN W. IUTHILL. spcOnE. Long Island
CLAFLIN HOUSE, BECKETT, MASS,
" AMONG The BERKsH RE HILLS.
Elevation | 200 feet Recently enlarged. We'll. shaded
For descriptive circular address A q. Gloss proprietor
COUNTRY BOARD in private family at West
~ field, j. hour from city half hourly trains mo- n
Ing eVenIng reasonable Address WEST FILL
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ARGYLE HOTEL,

BABYLON, L. l.. ONE HOUR VIA L. l. H. H.
OPEN JIG y j. luth r..o,
Perfectly appointed Liberal maa@fepon ofche.
fsI mus,c Exccponaiy inc boating tsning arNng aha
s1bng fecilIuos Apply Hotel or 2C1 broadway hoo 3D.
Ns"'iOfA' RICHARD II. sTEARNs. Proprietor
ALBURGH SPRINGS HOUSE. Alburgh
~ Springs, W. Ibis welknown House hss been teor.
toag hshing driving. 1he springs celebrated Tor
medicinal ies Good facilities Tor hlting
Terms reasonable. L. h BhOOhS. IioOiletoI.
A SBURY PARK, \. J.-Hotel brunswick;
n one Of the LARGEST and best hotels N the rhk
circulars y.
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Counirn Doaro tOauiro.

NVANTED.-ln quiet house among the
mountains bolrd for tLr ladies' md maid need four
MONS Want place with shaded grounds and few or no
other DO 81 the party 1. somewhat ~ invalid
Pie ldlrcs- with ul rCu 10 house, GROUNDS
source ~ ter. facilities for driving. price. etc
W IS. Mary safe. Co.. 2G5 BrUadW ay. NewNofk.