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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1888-12-06
IN ED1VOR'S RHAPSODY.
Major barrett Grows eloquent Over
nHkota's Magnificent Noven,5cr
SynothnT

Na iur Barrett Grows eloquent Over
DAkota's NayniHccnt Novemhcr
Weather.
Aberdeen Republican: The weather,
the bright, warm and beautiful days, tho
faultless moonlight nights, are general
themes of conversation in Aberdeen.
The record Of the past week is not unn-
sual i'll Dakota, but wit reports Of deep
SHOWS in Kansas and Nebraska: storms
and wintry blasts in the lake region, and
biting blizZarcls along the Atlantic const,
it is not strange that the people OF Aber-
deem regard themselves as most fortunate
in living in a cline SO favored.
Just read the dispatches from the Vi
cinity of Plymouth Rock and other points
Of the lamb-like east, which appear in
the telegraph columns, and then cast
your eye over the following electric
zephyrs:
IINES BUSTERS Asu STRAW MATS At
GRAND EOHKs.
GRAND FnNhs. Oak, Nov. Is. Special
10 the JOnrnal. The weather here Is ex-
tt'I'tN!IhIlS Etiotl. .NIt nlhtS ~ it'b VIC
citizens Of Grand Forks eGjnyed such
lovol,, fall weather. Linen busters and
straw haas were visible ;n or street this
morning.
The farmers iu the im Nlvor valley are
still pLo wing. Minneapolis Tribune.
Flowing? Yes, Hna the house wives Of
this tropical vale are now cleaning hona'.
children make mud pies ia the road side
dust, picnic parties are gathering wild
grapes along the Gcrvid banks Of tlo
James, loyeln lnrn maidcns ros5 thor mus
lin clad arms upon the garden gate and
listen to tales of love, while the rncl-
low moonbaAms play anon; their 1lnpro-
tevtad locks, the ice Dlau Stiii rolls bis
iuG%ernaut along, and
In" sp"iloi Summer hpl!1
Od l'orc1% Al hA},
Mniic ardent n~HuS ciiil.t
Frost and time away.
The Chinook express leaves Chicago
nightly for Aberdeen direct. Esilu ont
for a week, and get ihawetl out.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1888-12-06
Ii. ci ",i,l E;cti TOGc,hcr.

Elizabeth Y. Woodbury. and Aaoniran.
JWnodDury,Inotlcr and father Of County
Commissioner Geo. II. Woodbury.. died
M0nG1v. the former about 80 and taA
latter his morning at G:3} 10th have
been sick for some days and ihe Ti'ls:n!al
Fac! hat thplr deaths occurred SO hear
together is a peculiar AID touching event.
Mrs, Woodbury. was born at Mvlbo,
rough, Mass. April II, l.0S, antl wos con-
s4lncntly, little over 30 wears old. iIer
death was orCaBioned by typhoid pneu-
mona. Mr.. Woodbury. was born at Bev
erly, Mass. February Il. 1910, and was
over IS years old. Typhoid fever " as the
cause Of bis death. They had been mar
ricd JG Years. ,ue ceremony h;;.iug i)> III
performed at Boston in 1893. They re-
moved - minnesota IN 1856, residing for
many years at Wasaca and in 1854 came
to Dakota where they have remained
since that time. They leave two sons
Fl. G. and Geo. II Woodbury., to mourn
their loss. both of whom reside in this
county.
ing at 10 o'clock, at the residence of
Commissioner Woodbury. two miles south
Of the city.
1t is intended that the funeral obse-
oules shall commemorate in death the
singular affections and harmony that
characterized the lives of the deceased.
Both will be transferred to the cemetery
in the same hearse and buried in the
same grave. -.
In life they trod the journey together,
sharing each others joys and sorrows.
prosperity and adversity, in an unusual
degree. They met death smiling. his ter
rors light to them in the realization that
both should take the long farewell to
gether. Their work was done. the good
fight finished, and hand in hand the end
was reached, as they had lived, man and
wife in every sense.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1888-12-06

Friday and Saturday teams on the
Sykes farms near Edseley were plowing
y nd doing as good work as 1T any season
OF the year. Tie ground. is mellow and
just right. Thus is a little extraordinary
even for Dakota
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1888-12-06

\ lady visitor at presen2 Jamestown
writes The Alert her observations on
Thanksgiving day as observed here and a
,,,oet entertaining retrospe elton concern
;nr the General history an1 literature of
the custom. which is crowded out 'or
lack IuS Of space today. spea9 pg Of church
service here, she writes:
"A stranger in the city, visited 'iis
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1888-12-06
EcLe .s::;ItcS !5r.cCyeG.

Iersnart to call, a mass meeting Of the
citizens of the county was held at th@
court house this afternoon FOR the pur
pose Of selecting delegates to represent
Stntsn:an county in the mass statehood
convention, which will be ncli in this
city Wednesday.
On motion Of Alfred nlckey, Mayor
Allen was elected chairman.
Ch}s T. Hills WIS chosen for secretary
Jno. S. Watson moved that the meet.
ing proceed TO the election Of eight dele
gates. Carried.
Il. +. Wallace nominated he following
gentlemen who We're duly elected as such
delegates:
Alfred Dickey, Roderick Rose, $. L.
Glaspell, johnson Nickens, J. \. Frye, a.
}. McCabe, T.. p. Wells, S. X. McGiunis
johnson Nickeus moved that the fol-
lowing alternates he chosen and that il
any vacancies occur they be tiled from.
the alternates in the order named:
r. f. Wallace, A. A. Allen. 0. II. Iew-
it, l.. r. Casey, Il. J. 5chwellenbach. D.
e. Hughes, W. ?. Farrell and J. J. Eddy
The motion was carried and aternates
declared elected as named above.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1888-12-06
They are divided on the question of cal
ling constitutional convention.
Convention Proceedings.

b
Convention was called to order at 2:l5
by Hon e. p. Wells, who made few
preliminary remarks relative to theGrand
Forks call for the convention and the
jamestown circular fathering the anony-
nous call. He referred to the fact that
there was some dispute as to whether
Gen. Ward. OF Grand Forks, as chairman
OF the committee that issued the first
call, Or L. ?. Wells. the chairman OF the
committee that Issued the last call, should
call the convention to order, and sug
gested that the convention decide the
matter itself.
W. Mulchahey, of Grand Forks, moved
that the vote be taken by counties, the
vote to he taken On basis of the represen-
tation at the Watertown convention in
August last.
After considerable discussion as to the
method of'tak1ng the vote, and the basis
thereof for the purpose OF deciding who
should call the convention to order,
/ Col. Gleary of Fargo, moved that the
roll call be had aud that each county be
allowed the number of votes accorded by
the Watertown apportionment. At this
point Gen. Ward arose and said that in
behalf of harmony Grand Forks with
drew all claims to the right to call the
convention to order. ~....
Mr.. Wells said Mr.. Wards withdrawal
placed him in a worse position than that
which he previously occupied; that he
ClsIiked to be met more than half way.
He then read the call for the convention
and the Jamestown circular. t
Col. Geary OF Fargo, moved that in the
vote for chairman and all subsequent
votes the basis for representation be
the sano as that given in the Watertown
apportiOnmert.
j. ". Bartholomew Of LaMo1re, non1i-
mated Y. S. Stone of Casss county for
=. chairman.
Jul LaMoure OF Pembina, nominated
ex-Lfov. Pierce. A-4 @
&. S. Rolfe OF Benson, nominated AL.
fred Dickey. who declined the non1ina-
ton.
Gov Pierce was elected by a vote of
III, to 50 for Mr.. Stone.
Col. Geary moved to make the nomina-
ton unanimous. Carried
The chair appointed Col. Geary and }.
A. Frye to escort the governor TO the
chair, who, on taking his seat, returned
thanks for the honor done him, and made
a short but we'll received speech review
ing North Dakotas claims to statehood,
and presenting some information in re-
gard to the admission Of the states. He
said that ten out of twenty-five states had
been admitted without enabling acts.
He couaseled prudence. harmony and
unity.
Upon the suggestion of J. A. Raa of
Bismarck, the convention elected four
vice presidents as follows: Col. w. G.
Plun1mer of Cass, Col. Thompson of Bur
leigh, W. n. Roche of Grand Forks and
Judge Levisse of Trail.
J. E. Campbell Of Morton, nominated
r. NJ. Tuttle of Mandan. for secretary.
Mr.. Tuttle was unanimously chosen.
The following assistant secretaries
were elected:
! A. G. Mcmillan of Stutsman.
! W. H. Ellis of Dickey.
J. B. Power of Richland.
| Delegate Kennedy OF Dickev, intro
duced and moved the adoption of a reso-
luton declaring it to be the sense of this
convention that the territory should be
divided on the seventh standard parallel
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The Asylum Work Completed.

The trustees Of the asylum met yester-
Importance. The preparation OF the b1-
ennial report is about completed, and is
desired for early reference by Governor
Church, in the preparation OF his mes
sage to the approaching legislature. The
trustees in looking over the work ac-
complished III the past two years, natnr-
ally feel gratiiied at the showing. The
large amount of building done has been
well done IN every respect. Two large
ware. buildings have been erected an d
fitted for occupancy. \ large boiler
house. a supe rintend dents Office, the
anli."''n"nt ball, are completed, and the
buildings show for themselves in points
OF excellent construction No shoddy Or
careless work has been permitted, and in
this respect the jamestown asylum car
compare most favorab}y with any public
institution. It is the satisiac4 DRY rotec-
ton Of the board particularly, and the
general comment of those who have IN
S1cCteN the construction Operat IONS, that
no expenditure OF public funds in like
amount, h;iri ever produced IN Dakota al
eGua! number OF Substantial. convenient
buildings. Dollar tUr dollar has been
uIta:ned and he people OF the territory
can rn&t assured that their interests
have hnc.l wisely aud corservatiyy'y '
It;.m,ilc0.
Tue professional infringement is rnu-
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ltHne!n'lea 81 tllth 1!age. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16

7 OMBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY. Z.
~ Coupons the ggarae,ssd cs o. this company due
dor oaiss the es.gsny. $50 broadway. New
'''A' w "'A WILLIAM 4. LOMBARD. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
f.. l.. FRANK e. CO.,
TOLEDO, PEORIA AND WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Sealed proposals will be received BY the Auditing Com
mtee Thursday May "a. at o'clock in the aftcr
noon for the purchase OF four hundred and twenyfour
thousand dollars Toledo Peoria and Western Railway
First Mortgage Four Bonds part thereof
being part OF the authorized issue Of I'VE million dollars
First Mortgage Bonds that road Thcy dated July l.
1887 due July l. 1917 with accrued and unpaid inter-
July l. 1887. The proposals will DO opened by
the Auditing Committee. and bonds awarded to the highest
bidders.
Bonds will DO ready for delivery on May rs and pay
must DO made within three days after notification
by mall Of acceptance OF proposals No bid Will be re-
ceived at less and half cent for
bond OF thousand dollars Bids TO be Endorsed
Proposals for Toledo Peoria and Western Railway First
Mortgage Bonds and addressed to HENRY d. AT
WATER HENRY G. SWORDS and CHARLES w.
BROWN. Auditing Committee Room g. Is Wall.st. New.
York.
Bv. order Of the Bondholders' Committee
CHARLES MORAN.
THOMAS DENNY. subcommittee
CORNELIUS b GOLD\
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Conntrp 1)ropertp nanteo.


A SMALL FAMILY want furnished house for summer
~ mihin hour Of city moderate rent or board Mr.
AlCHMOND 2io West 12<thst
THE COUNTRY.-smalI furnished cottage wanted
xiJom June 10. for three months. for family OF i've
Sh within three hours from city: meal. 10 be fur
xoncd Dy ooircing house In vicinity Address with
~11s and references y. r.. Trbuns once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
DREXEL, MORGAN & co.
BROWN BROTHERS & co.
KIDDER, PEABODY & co.
Lake ERIE
WESTERN R. R. GO.
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT,
"a o Cn.Handts NAu.Ynrk Anril 10. 1893.

OFFICE OF THE !
10. 81 Cortiandtst, New-York, April ID 1851
This Company has made arrangements with Messrs
DREXEL, MORGAN & CO., Of New-York, and Messrs
DREXEL & CO., Of philadelphia, to extend the Firth
Mortgage Bonds issued by the NETWORK AND ERIE
RAILROAD COMPANY MATURING JUNE ISL
NEXT tho principal payable forty years from that dats
and the interest December list and June 1st semannuay
at per cent per annum. both In UNITED STATES
GOLD present standard Of weight and nnenes the
Mortgage security remaining unimpared-
right extend above. has been reserved to such
Of tho holders may desire to avail Of 1t and sha' oe
poslt their Bonds for that purpose with Messrs DreAe
Morgan & Co.. % walst., NewYork, prior to May 10Th
Holders desiring extend will have the primer
pal and accrued interest per cent to June ISL 1885,
pur and surrender OF ther Bonds az
tho office Of DREXEL. MORGAN CO., on and after
that date. JOHN KING. President
% wall-st. TewYork, April 20 1855
Referring 10 the above notice OF the New-York, Lake
and Western Railroad Company, are now ready 10 re-
ceve any the New-York and Ere Railroad Ctmpanys
Fifth Mortgage Bonds for extension
prepared buy at par and accrued interest
any Of the bonds holders Of which may desire 70 sell
rather than extend Such holders as extend their oohds
will have the privilege according the priority OF april
cation until June next OF purchasing from US az luz
interest any bonds extended by US after purchase
from their present holders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
THE HOTEL BIESLlN,
LAKE uoPATcoNG. NJ j.
Will open for the season SATURDAY JUNE 16.
GEO. NJ BRoCKwAY Manager.
Gnsey House. ". Y.
Conntrp BOARD.

Conntrp BOARD.
A FEW BOARDERS TAKEN on farm; location high
"A and healthful convenient 10 railroad and boats terms
as per week. Address Mrs T. b. FLAGLER, New
Hackensack, Duchess County, N Y.
CATSKILL, N. Y.-Private residence; nrstclass ac
~ eommodatons; spacious, shady elevated grounds !:
pleasantly located accommodations for horses references
exchanged Mrs !. WIIITTELSEY. Catskl. N. Y.
L. AMILY OF ADULTS offer s rooms with frstclsss
l. board IS miles from New York; few minutes from
station farm near lakes Address H. M Tribune ONCE
No. $50 East 125th.st. N. Y
DLEASANT HoMEfor INVALIDS.-Beautlfui grounds
trees river view, stable accommodations lady In charge
professional nurse. Address MISS STUART, Sherman
Place Grandave., Newburg, N. Y.
m HE CATsKILLs. West saugertles n Y.
Splendid location terms reasonable Call address
F. ID. CONNELI. 3 Fast 1lthst
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financial.
no THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
The
Richmond Terminal Co.

Having been nominated 20 serve as Directors Of
above company, deem IL necessary outline briefly
ths policy intend carry event
uon as foliows
Fhst-we propose TO make . thorough examination
into the financial and physical condition OF properties
OF the Terminal system and render detailed report
such examination.
seeond-We propose 10 do all in power towards
promoting harmony the several railway systems OF
the South 80 that they may be in position 10 render
proper assistance to the development Of Southern indus
tries for the common benefit the railroads and tho
public and SO that they longer DO compelled 70
waste large portion OF their resources In which arc
not only runous to the railroads but also in the highest
degree injurious the best of the public.
Thrd-We propose TO put step to the purchase by
the TeimiI al Company or ANY OF It's subordinate 'om
PaDies OF securities Of racsds In which directors Of the
Terminal Company or any Of its subordinate companies
are personally interested We need hardly add that we
are utterly opposed to tho purchase by tho Terminal
Company Of interest in the Georgia Central system
or any Georgia Company stock.
Fourhwe propose to operate the railroads SO - to
serve all just and equal terms and sound railroad
principles, without discrimination In tho interest OF
favored individuals favored localities in order to serve
tho private ends Of directors OF their friends in other
words propose operate the railroads OF the Termi
nal system for the beneat Of the stockholders and the
public and not for the private benefit Of the directors
+. n. CLARKE,
AUGUST BELMONT Jr. RUDOLPH KEPPLER
E. w. CLARK, FREDK N LAWRENCE,
ROBERT COLGATE EMANUEL LEHMAN.
w. S. GURNEE, WILLIAM LIBBEY,
II. B. HOLLINS. T. II. LOWELL, % .
JOHN HONE, Jr., ISAAC L. RICE,
THOMAS JANNEY. JAMES HENRY SMITH.
ALFRED LEE TYLER
All stockholders who favor the above principles and
desire for the above named Board at the ap-
preaching election May 81 next are requested TO
TRANSFER THEIR STOCK WITHOUT DELAY
INTO THEIR OWN NAMES AND SEND THEIR
PROXIES TO ANY OF THE AB0vE-NAMED, at
the FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, 20
wIliam.st., NewYork City
Attention is called to the fact that stockholders who
transferred their stock lose their VOTE may
have the same voted against their wishes.
STOCKHOLDERS ARE ALSO SPECIALLY WARNED
AGAINST ALLOWING THEIR STOCK TO BE LOANED
FOR ELECTION PURPOSES.
As the books close Friday next May 49, stock.
holders should give these matters their personal attention
NO STOCKHOLDERS SHOULD NEGLECT TO CAST
HIS VOTE DOL shares necessary to constitute
q quorum, without which the meeting cannot be held.
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A Simultaneous Issue will be
made in London by
MESSRS. Us MORGAN & CO.,
Barring BROTHERS & CO.,
and BROWN, SHIPLEY & co.
BAL |MORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD CO.
SUBSCRIPTION FOR
$7,5OO,OOO
5 PER CENT. GOLD BONDS.
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE Isr FEBRUARY. 1888.
HALP.YEARLY INTEREST COUPONS lsr FEB.
RUARY AND isr AUGUST
BOTH PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN
NETWORK IN UNITED STATES GOLD COIN OF
PRESENT STANDARD OF WEIGHT AND
TINENEss. AND WITHOUT DEDUo-
TON FOR UNITED STATES
- OR STATE TAX.
BONDS OF $1,000 EACH TO BEARER.
WITH PRIVILEGE OF REGISTRATION.
BONDS OF $1,000 EACH TO BEARER.
WITH PRIVILEGE OF REGISTRATION,
BOTH AS TO PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST.

New.York May Is, 1888.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING. IN CONNECTION
WITH THEIR RESPECTIVE LONDON HOUSES
PURCHASED TaE ABOVE BONDS. OFFER THE
SAME FOR SALE AT los PER CENT. AND AC-
CRUED INTEREST.
These bonds issued under and in accordance with
the terms Of the Consolidated Mortgage OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company dated December 10, 1887.
for go COO o to the Mercantile Trust and Deposit Com
pany OF Baltimore, Trustee. Said mortgage was
authorized and duly executed for the purpose OF providing
the Sinking Fund and other requirements of the bonds
originally issued and secured by upon the main
line and does exceed in amount the aggregate OF
those mortgages existing at the time OF Its execution and
the reports Of the Company show that Oyes 10000 900
have been in improvements upon the property since
the original mortgages were executed The bonds now
offered represented by the Sinking Funds already
crued OF issue therefore be sod except
for the purchase redemption as maturity OF the original
mortgages
In addition the entire property covered BY the original
mortgages the present mortgage Is secured by deposit
with the Trustee OF the the Baltimore
and Ohio r. T. Co. in It's Washington branch, OF the par
value Of 81 o0o also 60 600 First Mortgage Bonds
OF the Wheeling Pittsburg and Baltimore Railroad Co.,.
also the bridges tho Ohio River at Benwood and
Parkersburgh also extensive terminal properties acquired
in the cities OF Baltimore and Wheeling together with all
benefits hereafter be derived by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Co. from s contracts with telegraph companies
and United States Express Company The negotiation
with the syndicate recently concuaea anu OF "hch tho
purchase by It OF 500 bonds offered form part have
put the Company sound financial basis nQudated It's
floating debt and placed It In Q position TO transact It's
business advantsgeously.
The bonds have 100 years to and are not liable to
DO drawn, compusorify redeemed. before maturity
The subscription will be opened at 10 O'Clock on the
morning OF Wednesday, May TO- and close on Friday May
1s or earlier notification from London, and allotmens
will DO made promptly as possibly thereafter.
copy bond and mortgage be inspected, and
subscription may be made once Of any Of the under
aligned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
NEW GRAND HOTEL,
WFaTRRN CATsKILLS

Vt hotci Lsi~Josso. fHhseoPni", Aoe.-
POPULAR PRICES.
CONGRESS HALL,
yos hosE EA IN Il H5e RA
Open June q to October J, / ,,r cox p,on,,.,or.
H. S. CLEMENT, Mahsser q va. -lOp--''0-~
PROFILE HOUSE.
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
tn. Largest Simmer Resort IN New En- GLAND
Situated IN the Trancons Notch on an open plateao o
@s D5 aarss ; sssn0t gsn Ss
SION: BY carriage twice daily through Tie Notch to the
Pfoas MaPsTSSd ,5 ns' Ms;S N Sum
tain Notch North Conway returning the same day.
open 'uH' - TAFT GREENLEAF, Projectors.
HOTEL vENDoME. BOSTON.
Situated on near the Public Gar
dem and surrounded by finest dwellings in the city
Of s pc 81 r ana a %h hSo saH
Harbos and the Lakes viii ind Boston and the vsndome
shS dss sha fss'ns easy r'''n '
A RE you coI HSN TO 3 tut S9GNrEY' 80.
Out to-day with extra sheet, includes a ~
Giving places prices distances and ali particulars
NORRIS pHiLLiPS CO., 8 Park Place, New.YOrk.
TIfGHE1YD HOUSE 0aFFIsoason Hu5.on, n: y:
now open Send for circular and particulars, or apply
at Grand Union Hotel New.York City: -
NEWPORT. THE BATEMAN HOUSE will be opened
! '0f 'hs 'eA'0n u -''' y SIDNEY BATEMAN.
p Av1I1ON 4 isTIP. f HSR GG f2rIHSb
near Grea. South Bay WIN open for the May rs
MG,e h sy sssn ne Ss hume
ing shng further psrtIcqIar. address on MAR
i sh Of the Bellevue. near Sea Bright n j. propeto
DARTIEs wishing Summer Recreation. Fishing Boat.
s and ac'h H. Lax .f.'ii Tor
& ARAToGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Dr. sTRoNes sANITAEIUM OPEN AL THE YFA Ar,
all the best remedial sppanses Turkish and 81 hydro
E Ss Ssss n; n n
,n s'o With he a sS1snss Of IN the a sp
%ssers. PARTICULARS sen. on application.
SHELTER IsLH HS6s pEITH Hoi,s + l.
Opens June 21st Fine Yacht Hsihcr Splendid beach.
fine s'sl9A Rs1stsi syss ASass.
G5sS ysT. s. SF. q S Ssn ssdSd
hesithlest part OF Csiskllls; dew; white sulphur
Rnss and spG p Sass' q M
will call Send for beautiful PROSPECTUS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s dH h hsnoF oTTAeE Best
d:hns On Beaver XII Rive. other trout streams am
Mss Mi:s g. w. " STONE Beaver Xiii Sullivan Co.. n: y
THE BASS ROCK.
GLOUCESTER, MASS
Strictly hrst-elass, with every modern convenience,
including hot and cold sea-water baths Open June 1
TO October l. Address
r. II. EUNNs, Proprietor.
THE HOTEL BIESLlN,
LAKE uoPATCoNG. NJ j.
Will open for the season 1888 SATURDAY JUNE16
GEO. NJ BRoCKwAY Manager.
Gisey House ". Y.
TT PIPER MONTCLAIR N. J.-Fine Mountan-ave. lot
u Elegant view and surroundings. Address UPPER
MONTCLAIR, Tribune ONCE.
4 nnO ISLANDS-RIVER ST. LAWRENCE; ALEX
Lulu ANDRIA BAY. n. Y.-No malaria climate
hay fever nne saddle horses splendid nshing
..T,a I 400 I.land Uousa" "The Crossmon."
Iargest family hotel on 4lst Season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
Business Tropcrip for Sale anb 90 Get

DJOINING Grand Central Depot on 43d-st attractive
"A stores large plate glass fronts; steam heat Apply
1871 Madison-ave
u UILDING TO LET.-New. six-story. 2Sxloo' also
rutland & WHITING. Beekman-st
T OFFS TO LET.-on Beekman, Fulton. William Pearl
~ and other streets In the vicinity.
rutland q WHITING. Beekman-s1
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@itu 11rpurrtp Go Get.
Gifr prcperip for Sale.

Nos LOGO o63 Madson-ave., between soth and
slstss No. SO East 79th-st 25y1o2; also northwest
S0th reasonable; can
be seen any time without permit
r. FITZPATRICK, Builder.
353 East 7Sth.st-, and 30 East S6th-st.