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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-12-15
Of SAMTAFE, g, ~.
sAxrAFg n, n Sept. Is. lsa2.


SANTA Fe. n. ~ Sept Is. 1854.
The attentioa Of she public, especially at
paints remote from baaks ana hankefs. "a
respectfully called ca the advantages Of this
haI,k for The transaction Of i've business.
With = capital and surplus of SIT 900
with sxteasive eunhe1tletis eAsl, west assd 10
tbs Territory. Il is prepared 70 do MI bran
rhcs Of banking business on terms "a
Favorabls as can Be elsewhere obtained.
Aecoaats " Banks. Bankers Merchants
RRd RusinH%S inca II general. paFtssaiarly
Stock Growers. AiheFs aid Raneknlen,
Liberal aTFangeSnsats made With Banks
and EaAkers for interest on baianceA. car.
zesssE sad femitlancss.
laferes,a allowed On ti0e deposits.
Aavanres made on Consignments, YBuch-
ferS, Contracts and other eviieisers II dsbt.
4 ]. fAEKs.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-12-15

ThetasgneFsAip hegssaftrv exi.tiag i.ilSsfa
l.. III. Ralarhasskv ara IIcary A. CanIae,
engaged IN the kaioaa busiaess Z hereby dis.
sdiSsd ty mslasi csnssnt, Hesry A UualiI,
meas ard cellresipG ail aatasaNditE accoNnts
/. ". BU7scmeFskr,
MkxAy 4, CrNlBE.
Las Cruces, n. n.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-12-15

Tho south d0ee mol wAAG rArpasbae
officials, and nsishsr does Now McI,
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-12-15

Judge AxtelI : oa, In a letter urg-
iug she establishment Of wv asymm
Tor tho lnsans in this territory.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-12-15

Hon. S. n. Axtell i announced as
tiiss proper EtuFsDh for Surveyor Gen
erAl BY ths Springer Ssoekmsa.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-12-15

C.'up.y Th.a- }. Bafl.' President
g'smmiasG.uers Isrgido Garcia.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-12-15
.sat lea'A Aralea SAVE.

Nov. i69h. 1899 Nis n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-05

with feryent cries that might be preserved 10
wall, before him in the mcclSness OF wisdom, my
heart was often tender and felt an inward con-
ISOLATION. which to me was very precious under
those difficulties" 1t is pleasing to know tnat nc
finally emerged from them.
This volume contains, necessarily, large Varl-
ETY. OF political matter-protests against slavery
like those of Woolman and Samuel Hopkins; plead
inps for the rights Of the colonists, like those
NJ Samuel Adams Henry Laurens's story OF his
life as n prisoner in the Tower; Washlngtons
letters and papers, including the Farewell Address;
Richard Henry Lees address TO Parliament adopted
bv Congress in I175; the speeches of Patrick
Henry: the patriotic writings of Thomas Pane;
Francis HoplSinson's Battle Of the kegs;' The
declaration of independence among other speci-
mons of Jefferson: Abigail Adamss letters: John
LAYS papcrs and vast number OF other things
Of interest TO the general reader and the student
alike. and ready here for any reference. note
worthy feature of this volume is the patrlouc
songs and satirical ballads which now began to
make their appearance An excellent collection
If them is made, beginning with the full ana
unadulterated text Of Yankee Doodle. The poems
of Frencau Jercrson's friend and WashlngtohS
aversion, arc also well represented.
The portraits contained in the volumes Oh thlS
series thus far noted valuable and add much
n their interest Among them are the PORTRAITS
Of CAPTAIN John Smith and John Winthrop Poca-
bontas, Miles Standish, Winslow Richard Mather'
John Cotton, John Eliot, Cotton and Increase
Nathcr. Jonathan Edwards Samuel Sewall Bishop
Rerkeley Cadwalader Golden, William LIVING
eton BENJAMIN Franklin, Philip Freneau Otls,
John Adams and his wife, Paine, Hoplunson,
Jefferson. jay, Trumbull and Madison
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CFNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.


OFoOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF May 20. 1sSS
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Bound Ero 90,
Route" at 54h II m 80 40 : % S ~ M ''
l. Trains leaving sSg at T. 7aS ii so $50 80.
10 D. m have connection for Reading Harr.sburg pot,S
yiilee ett a. m. for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown,
Maucn Chunk, Reading Harrisburg. etc On Sunday fof
90 a. M for Pennington. Easton. Bethlehem. Allen
'own az m Tor bennington. Lake Hopatcong Easton.
Allentown Mauch Chunk. Wilkesbarre. Scizn-
ION Reading Harrisburg, Pottsye, TamaQua shamokns
Sunoury Lewisburg. Wilhamsporr po,h,o,., .usntown
Naueh Chunk Reading, Harrisburg, etc 49,,
AZ d. m for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Maucn
CHUNK Mnkesbarre. scranton. TsrnaQus shamokin.
9j p. m: for Pennington. Lake Houa'eons' EAs''''
90 and 3 80 D. m. for someryille and FlemnstSn
St5 D. m. for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Maueen
Chsnk Reading Harrisburg, etc. ON Sundays a. e'S'
a. s:15 IL rs a. m, l. 80. T. 4 80. rs D. m Sun.
d,ys 90 90 m for Red Bank, Long Branch tAsnuy
park ocean Grove, except sunday POINT Fi's"
ant Parlor ears AZ IL 10 a. m, 80 80 m m Man
4 rs a. m, l, 4 80 p. M, for LAhEWVoD' 'SN'
chester Toms River Barnegat etc .,- ,,...n6
a a. m. 1 y. III. for ATLANTIC CITY, 'ine'"s
zoo q :oo si5 II is IL AS a. NJ 1 100 ~
80 6 Is p SUNDAYS, Q: 600. a m for Peru A"'''
~ SANDY HOOK ROUTE, .,.
For LONG BB Sh bIv OCEAN GROVE e'"'
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach m s:IA
mouth Beach and Long Branch :s9 ~ Uhsbi.ndsi $50
D. Sundays except Auanuc hs"s"
For EberOn Asbury Park Ocean Grove ETC. 10 ,na OCEAN
s;45 p. M. Sundays except Asoury fafA anu
For LAKE lakewood. Toms River and Barnesas ESQ
3A5 p. m.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT FOUR-%RACK TRUNK LINE.
on and after June =, trains leave
CPANl CENTRAL STATION,

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest ana Finest Passenger station III Afn"rlcA.
cars to Albany and Syracuse also to Montreal anu
D. % 80 a. m, FAMOUS vEsTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS LIMITED, composed exclusively OF DuIes
Albany Utica, Syracuse, Rochester BuIalo, Nisgars
al Erie Cleveland Indianapolis and Toledo arriving az
Chicago az so a. III, Louis 40 y. m next Day NJ
no 80 a. m, Chicago Express Tor Niagara talis 10;
Chicago drawing 10 CanaDdagua and Rochester.
III 80 a. m, Western New-York and Northern Express
WY 40 NJ m Saratoga and Utica special with drawing,
room cars TO Albany and Troy. Runs through W ASAs
George on Saturdays only go. - =, No.
~ b. M Accommodation to Albany and Troy. -, -,
- n m, Fast Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis *
nres for Niagara Falls Buffalo, suspension Bridge To-
pToD1o Cleyeand Cincinnati Indianapolis ST. Louis To-
iedo Detroit and Chicago with sleeping and dining cars
I'D 70 o. M Montreal and Canandaigua Express 9slJ.
sleepnccars to Platsburg and Montreal via Rouses POM
aud Via s.. Adams, also TO syracuse ana p
. - M Special Sleeper, arrives koehts'er 4V D. nLs
ppgIio q As a. NJ and Cleveland :25 p m ~,
iii 40 d. M Fast Night Express for Kochester but'
,,,o Ni9Sara Falls ToicDto Cleveland, Cincinnati. ln-
ears Sleepngcars to Clayton via Otica, dany eAcep'
Sst1rday: also 10 Canandaigua on Sundays only .,.
10 night Albany Express, with sleeplng-cars 70 Asny
and TroY Connects with the morning trains for the West
and space dra wing room and sleeping cars On
sa,e Grand Central Stafion 4l3 @ and 942 Broadwa
- Parkp!ace Batteyy ss q Washington and go
tnIton SITS Brooklyn and 10 4th- ST., WILLIAMSBURG A..
WestCotts Express calls for and cheeks baggage rom
Kun daily others daily except Sunday lstop at 1S5ss'
ST. station n T6 6 tskS up passengers ESRY MONET
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD oFN SI1,,SD Hsis 5,Y;
NTrains leave from Chamoersst SsJGh anS Nysss
81 3d. EnsSgS S %S'S9$ !, e. Rosd I "a
co. 90 SUNDAYS 90, $50 a. m, and D. m
Tor Manuel Spring valley M ssop anu M Sundays. "a
a. m and D. m
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&c.
Railroads..
NETWORK ONTARIO AND WESTERN

NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
N RAiLwAYI-1'ralns leave from ferries at West AID
west 45d az 80 a. M Jay-st, 80 a. M for Mid
detown. FalISurg, Monticello, Liberty Walton Denl'
Norwic5 ria Rome, Oneida Fulton, Oswego, Buffalo,
Detroit C6lcEo. Waikiki Valley points ~ -, MIA.
West ADD g. 10 D. m. Jay ST., 100 p M, Tor MID
d,etown Eie,vllle Waikiki Valley points.
West 42d ;e5 p m JaylSt ZIG p, MI u oy,b Ior
oswego Snsicnsion Bridge, Detroit Chicago ST. Louis
Btdct Sldpers TO Niagara Fails Reclining Chalr Car
free 10 Rochester. .,- -.-...., -. oo- r,.oo,,r.v
TImetables tickets Sc, 201307 9li, 32o Broadway,
737 eh.ava 1874 East 125th 81 2Gi West l20ths New
York. j. y M 1870 "
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RAILROADS..
TRAINS FOR BOSIUN
- New.york and New.England

TRAINS FOR BOSTON
r.r-r.,. a., Y q iiss--ras.ns
1''Ss s sFSSs$$ EssI
oS SS gglain. d nf sssps saaasya secure.
S,sasSsS aSa &c %
DfNNSYLVAfIA RAILROAD;
A., mi ST FEB sT TEEEnsk M kifhn ROUTE
Trains iese YeTYork, VIA DesbrOsses and corsands
Esi Pi:ss aaG he
sSs % Gs. r s9s s.S King
snd A sssp s;SYlsd G Gs,s At % go n every
$GSsy aps s saS e iii R:slSS: n,,
E.: r. 70 sas - ssS
1a2 s So S0S go and 4 r. w..
s sHq'y SaS s aS5 ssd T;' Is
"a 20 ana n 20 sS and is' M = ,as
For AZ aa niS City, p weekdays Through fA'l''
E Es Ky HEAD s';s saEs "a sIes'
80 Ds an: .,SG p d AsoS Sg fSaa5''
70; enS a n Ss E'' Il, B:$Ss:
ana ana 1lI I, hSS.s WIN all though
boa.s at Jersey City arording speedy and afees
tratfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Exress trains leave New.Yo,, H1ow va D''''' '.
70 20 8 g. Chicago L .@a WIN m Gns 20.
a 80 8. Q, 80, and no ana a6 ~ sG 10 night
ACCOMMODATION, o. q * 70 Limited and 10 a ms
sua @:sc s, q, 9 80 and . pm. and 12aS night
Aeso% IaaSne NewYcrk daily except sunday
and ii 10 a. m, l., 2 T. 3 p. Trenton for Cam,
and ?. m on Sunday" 'on"''' ~
den. 1oz a1o and ga Broadway, Q
Courtst and Brooklyn Annex station % Ticket onca
Brooklyn Station. Jersey CITY EnnshHs A'~'' N'''
Castle Garden. r.u. Connanv will call for and
check baggage from from no'e's anu j. r. WOOD,
CHAS. Il. PUGH, conaraj Pass'r Agent
General Manager. ocher~
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TEST SHORE RAILROAD.

~ N. X. G. H. r. r. CO, lessee ssa On ,,,r.
Trains leave West aga s,a %osth Riysr '"A ~
Detroit and Chicago 20 :55 IN. Is 100, g 10 D. m.
sTracTse Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge. Nj
apsra Falls 3 rs, 20 55 q. m, IS 100, . 10 D. ID.
Uacs, SIS, :55, OIL $50 M g 100 : * m
Cfsnston's West point Cornwall Ne eS si ss.
81 is AS j. m, and '6 100 p M, Cranstons Cornwall
Az For Nc treal and Canada East g 90 pn ~.
rohT; caDt sleeping cars for Buffalo Niagara Falls De-
"os' Dsiy Daily except Saturday Other trains daily
except Sunday "a s. Leave jersey CITY, = ~ n pa.
station Stat ali 80 a. M, (s)3 80 p M .,,oror,-
For ticKet tables paror or sleeping car accom-
datons or Information apply at Offices Broosy9ISSs
Sst New YORK City-3C3 1856 942 Broadway l53 J.?
Bowery 10 Park Place and West Store Stations foot OF
West 43d.st foot of Jay-st-, N. r. G. E. LAMBERT,
Vanderbiltave. General passenger Agent
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CRIE RAILWAYT9et 1 Rnyses i fyI wes Si.

U,pIE RAU,WAY.-Tioket Offices, 4Oli Bio
III .nd or broadway 13 IL Bowery l51 Weststs
p,tterv Place Chambers AID ga StIcee igivs,
YORK 321 and 333 tg;ons and Hudson ss Hobose1
and NeJ Station Jersey CITY where
41 d prior or Sleeping Car reservations and orders
for checking and transfer caller Than zinc shown
press lam hbersst local rains to 10 minutes earlier
~ m daily Day EXCESS buffet craving rOoh "a
Bsgai9' r Iu HllIEs2eu nddep'Nk ''A'A''
10 80 M week daY Dea" fIm,ra and Corning
ear to dslg cSisso and Lou, Limited" ssa
pullman Sut S SIDs Sndns e s sna
falO, Niagara "a d fas charge for fast time
81 LOUIE ajiy ~ Chtago Express Pglman buffet sleeping
D. oanncs 10 Binciamon owego. Emra Rochester bui'
fsc clnc anS r sns S1lisSG AS T. $780, ESQ
49, 49, 55?1s 1SSss re :, S RSSSs.s,; ;sS
q 30 e 10 P 90 &C. @ - S noon a9
faS 4S e. 7?5o so 70 noon:
P'icri0a $ % 10 800 B. 49, IL 80 M mo-
I? night s:SC $50, 80 p M y night Oh -
Newark ard Paterson 90 90 NfS so 80 o. 20 $50
7 s SO 10 p p m IL night Sundays a m $780,
ss &c. a. a. g. So 10
% 11isbt Also to Rdgewood 80 a. m 3 ~ Pc M si
to sures $50 m; s 'a nigSt 4Ao o''o i''''
3dSt c 4, VIZ p &c "a IIs 49, 500.
80 r.. sundays a. M Ia 40 p m 40 n. m.
45 ass Sy % aS 10 .?
M,S4Re s and Port Jerylsl 10 y s9 40 i
'5rcss trains from the West arrive in New-York a.
7o5 ~ so S2;b M bi, s9d 10 20 p m L. p. FARMER
I Gen Sup't Generai fasssnsef "A'N~
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european advertisements.
Vs--->'-'--
GRATETUL-CoMBORTI
EPPS'S COCOA,

HREAKFAsT-" BY thorough knowledgo OF ths
laws which govern the operations OF digestion ana
nutrition, and By careful application Of the he qusSs
OF welsoected Cocoa. Mr. Epps has provided our rea
fast tables with decaey favored beverage which may
save many heavy doctors bills IL IS In the JuecioSs
I,se OF such articles diet that constitution nay Do
gradually built up until strong enough 70 resist evey %
Soncy dlsease Hundreds OF subtle maadeS are iOatnB
snd us ready 10 attack wherever there Is wcat point.
We may escape many fatal shaft by Keeping olrsetes
well fortified with pure blood and properly h'urSn'u
frame civil Service Gazette. 49,
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sole only IN IN
hall pound tins by Grocers, labelled thus: JAMES EiFS
& CO., Home opathlc Chemists, London, England.
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Jnsirns,on
For Young Ladies Country.
TRINITY HALL. Beverly. N. J.
Established 1907

TNRINITY HALL. beverly, N j.
Established 1907.
thorough homo school for twenty young ia- Varied
advantages OF the highest order Careful training
ner mind and heart Solid culture in English Music TT
and languages prescribed course for students pro
paring for any college. Twentyhrs year begins Sep
tember 81. For circular address the principal,
RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT
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7 ,EHIG VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave tsos Of cortlandt and
Desbrossei s follows: , ,.-,,,. .,,,.
$50 a, m for Caasauqua and intermediate points
n m for Geneva. Lyons, Amlra, Rochester, Bunalo
and Vest and principal local points Chair car TO
Elmlfa. GU,
D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car TO Tnkhannock Connection To Reading and Harris
burg. ,..- , ,-,., ,......,,...
points. Chair ear L. and b. Junction.
40 IN for Mauoh Chunk ana Intermediate poiNN
Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 10
Mauch Chunk. - ,,,,. p..Aos,.. nut,
falo and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
8: 10 D. m. for LauTays and intermediate points
Trains leaving at 8 q. M D. m. and 1910 D. n con-
meet for ali points in Mahanoy and Hazleon coal rgionA
SUNDAY TRAINS. A.,
a. m for Maueh Chunk HaHeton ana intermediate
pointa ,.. -. TO-.
z D. IN. for Geneva Lyons. Elnira, Rochester, bur
'A" A"1 ~ 1.,,.SS Ea tern Onee S95 nroodsa
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
" FOR
OLD POINT CoMFoRT,,
NORFOLK, P0KISmOpih
AND THE SOUTH.

NEW. yonK PHILADELPHIA. 4 NoRFoLaSsse sta
Train leaves foot Of corsnds ana bbertis seeucsa
az any Ticket onice OF the Penn syiyaWma r. y ~
IL W. dunno. srpt u y. COOKE
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Ceacbsrs.

N EXPERIENCED lady teacher Will g nves IN ex
N in the English branches during the summer Address
CRITTENDEN, 81 Hcks-st, Brooklyn. feicfei'e"
exchanged.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS Ao neSse.
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GoVefheS'e''
MRS 0 H. s. Y'oUSG.FULToN. % UhicD Square
BEST TEACHERS supplied; no charge y nGAca
always gsn on hand Rni, i9rP % fSs s1@R
A YALE 's5 GRADU ATE instructor in a BOYS pre- e.
n pafatory boarding school, wants an engagement as
private tutor for the summer vacation Address ASSioA
ANT. Box 79S, Kingston, NJ H.
A HARVARD undergraduate desires position In tho
"A country during the summer vacation. Au'
dress j. W, 10 Kirkland place, Cambridge, Mass
ID ROCKwAY TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi iccar
ID go supplies teachers for schools colleges ana iaies
4, oNfPANIoN &c.-By a young lady Of education and
u refinement with highest references desires position
with lady as companion with family Instructor IN
English and Latin no objection travelling. Address
TT EsSEs TEACHERS AGENCY 12 East l1th-st,
III supplies superior teachers goyernesses musicias al
branches resident and visiting lthsIsn FRENCH oe'
Spanish spoken best schools recommended
II RINCIPAL OF PUBLIC SCHOOL, is open to iaii
L engagement; 10 years in last position hIghest Iest1
TfSuns once Saar0'' Tor Ten Gays f-No- AZ.
ID RIVATE LESSONS in senography tPitmans III, I'm.
proyed) given my residence 30 CLINTON place.
terms, so per lesson; day and evening miSo'
HENRI L. STUART
,VTORs governesses professors teachers al brsnches
Spanish spoken. MIRIAM COY RlElsE OIL Eds' - III
ST., between 4th-ave. and Broadway
xxToMAN,s EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU 0or
w both supplies professors teachers
musicians honsekeepsrs SomPanon &popsapSers and
MRS A. I D. CULVER 800 5th-ave NewYork City
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SHORE LlyE.-All Rail Route fg Boston;
- Newpor. and the L,s Express leaves tranu oSn any
new Express train az p M, except SunAy' fast Elk
press p. daily Palace Parlorc irs or Sleeping
cars To destination
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AMERICAN LITERATURE.
THE sTEpMAN-HUrcHINsoN LIBRARY.

. Urinary OF AMERICAN LITERATURE FROM
THE EARfJEsT SETH EMENT TO THE PRESENT
TIME. Compiled aud Edited by Edmund Clarence
stedman and Ellen Mackay Hutchinson New
York Charles L. Webster GO. koyM ovo' ="
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THE NEW ROUTE
PROVIDENCE LINE
FOR BOTTOM,

s,c,m.r. RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
lava Pier 90 n r. fot OF Warren-st., at 80 D. m
daily except Sunday connecting at steamers wharf with
exnress train for BosoJ leaving arriving Boston
715 a IN Pullman cars, new equipment; full nights
short rail ride Reeves renowned orchestra on each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-05

STONINGTON LINE.-Thebnly direct route
Dor Watch Hill p,d and and Thrd rg6
srs between steamers and r and r, NaT ~
one block above Canast at p dalIy except sunday.
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LAKE. GEORGE.

mDHlCAs HOUsE.
AZ Bolton directly on lake shore. Boatsc stables, &c
milk and vegetables rpm hotel farm Terms s12 20 81
per week Plans and Photographs may be seen az 1872
Nassaa-st lNanderbllt Bulldingl New-York. Room z.
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A.. L. PHILLIPS. Aucsioncsr.
Sale by order OF Executors 10 close the estate Of
s. PINNER, deceased
Grand-st., northwest corner OF Eldriogc-st.
SOD ST., ami l64th-st
l. J. L PHILLIPS Will sell al auction. at Exchange
SSIesr0Oln SO Libertyst,
TUESDAY, May 30 loss az noon.
: drfdge' sd: lot 25xs76. with buildings
No. PAS Last St. nurs story brownstone front apart
=. uent-hOuse; lot 25tl00&
Aszth tIlal l23 Warc) near Mofrisaye three story
Maps ke. with Messrs HESS TOWNSEND Attor
neys 200 Broadway the Auetioneers. l49 Broadway
kerner Llberfy-st.
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WOODSBCRG, L. l.,
Opens Saturday, June % E. 4. GILBERT MaglaseHrs
Accommodates 300. Forty minutes from New 1orki 70
trains daily Elegant appointments perfect sanitary con-
dtOns cool breezes. beautiful grounds gas eeetrlo
hell &c popular prices. Address MILLER & BAL
LARD Projectors, Potter Building, Room 222; or IA
West 23dst. N y. or $50 Eulton-st, BIookyn, y. l:
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Citn 11ruucrtp Go Get.
Business ,lropertn for SALE alro 20 Cet
furuisbeo Eauses Go fet.

A RVERNE BY THE SEA. LONG ISLAND.-To let,
"a handsomely furnished cottage, containing 10 and
bathroom beautifully situated in full view OF the At
lantc Ocean; rent 5000 for the possession
be given Immediately. Apply premises Of
Ocean and Castor ayes. Arvrne by the Long Island
SHORT HILLS, N J-Fully furnished house for three
- or four months from June I. Running water bath.
telephone, burglar alarm, from depot
OF stable II desired
Address H. Room Is, Tribune Building. where photo
graphs may be
SUMNER COTTAGE, at Sunapee Lake, N n, to rent
- for the season. has six furnished boat ice and
croexery good trout fishing two mails daily and short
distance from hotel For particulars address G. y. SPOF
FORD, Claremont N. II.
< UMMIT n. J.-Desirable furnished houses let at
~ reasonable rents for year. Once Dec
Grafton Day f. G. POTTER, opposite Station.
& UMMIT, NEw-JERSEY
- Fine location on Boulevard u rooms all newly fur
nished VIII for July and August Large grounds
250x300 feet with fine lawn and garden barn. horse car
riage and coaehms1 Apply al Office 25 Merccr-s, be-
tween 10 a. and D. m.
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THE ELBEROM.

This unique seaside resort open fox guests from Ma!
Goth 10 october. Address
C. 7. JONES. Elberon n. ].
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PENINSULA HOUSE,
ADIRONDACkS
RICHARDS HOUSE,

bright, n. J. c. Il. DEDEhEi" frcpfl'
Pure water from artesian wells
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Gunner Resorts.
AVON BEACH HOTEL.
HATU REACH T.

THIS od-establshed hotel wiz open about June 1.
letters OF inquiry addressed 70 hotel will receive
prompt attention. 3. S. NORTON Proprietor and Man
sgeE hlso OF ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL. Nassau,
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BEERjTES sDIMSkn MOUSE.

tEhNE VALLEY, ESSEX Co, y ".
Accommodates 500 Besrt.uriy located In the heart OF
The Al Fondsexs embracing views Of DTacpa peaks
HOTEL enlarged, refurnished. refed spacious
lEhea With gas wen ventilated best ssrre beds hair
mattresses &c bot and cold every floor bath.
rooms, livery, Telegraph once. CAREFUL drivers aud
guides 70 any part ihe ulOun1ins Send eircuilr
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pressmaking.

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5ummer Resorts.
COLUMBIA HALL.

LEBANON rPR ME- y. Y
IN the highest point OF the Berkshire Hills Will OPEN
JUNE so111: Cuisine unsurpassed. delightful drives
orchestra medicinal baths grand scenery, no malaria no
rnos1ultoes Newly furnished last Apply u
J. " JORDAN. Iioprcto hCtel Hamilton 500 5th-ave.
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GENTLEMAN OF large business experiences would les =
VI enter real essass once learn the business salary
na3S ssfezsnees unQuassnAblA AtSss r. Tribune onco
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS
SERenhn LAKE ROUSE.

One nile from saranac Lake stat.on, on Chateaugay
p r. Enlarged newly furnished and IN perfect sam ary
condition. 600 elevation, 1000 feet piazza Emil
nent physicians recommend climate for lung and throat
troubles Malaria and hay fever unnown; Splendid
trout fishing and hunting Large open hfeplaces In par
Ior dining room Table best In the mountains
all delcacies Of the equal TO best Saratoga
open May ] to Nov. l. send Tor illustrated circular
MILO b. MILLER, Proprietor saranac Lake, n. Y