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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-30
NM. IIOOTON,S RElIOYAL

II VIII Not Benefit West virginia Demo.
cratic ONCE Seekers.
To the Editor ofthe lnieIt0noer.
Sn:-I noticed dispatch IRON Wash
ington in your yesterdays issue, stating
that Mr.. S. 4. Hooton, Chief Clerk R.
NJ. S., was booked for discharge, and
that Messrs. waddle and Jackson, Of
West Virginia, were candidates for this
place. The truth OF the matter is, that
while Mr.. Hooton, after twenty years Of
faithful service, has been notified Of his
removal, Marylander, instead OF a
| West Virginian, has been designated for
this place. Trust skillful politician
like Senator German to take care OF that
question. There were no charges made
against Mr.. Hooton's administration Of
the office; he was an Outspoken Repub.
iican, and that was sufficient reason,
with this model "Reform Administra.
ton, ;" to secure his removal. While he
is Republican, knowing that none but
"True Blue Democrats can get appoint.
ments under this Granny-Curtis, Civil
Service, English-Free Trade ring, now
in control OF the Government, he did all
he properly could, which was a great
deal, by the way, to aid West Virginia
Democrats securing places in the postal
service, rs Congressman Wilson and
others eau testify, Now that Maryland
man has charge, the West Virginia boys
who are ambitious to achieve fame as
singers OF Uncle Sans mail might us
well turn their attention elsewhere.
"None but Marylanders need apply"
Speaking for myself, l am glad Grover
Cleveland is throwing off the mask OF
hypocrisy he has so long worn, with ref
erence to "Civil Service Reform" and
am sorry he did not turn out all the &C.
tive Republicans in office long ago. By
so doing he would have increased, to that
extent, ut least, the list OF active, effec-
tive workers in the cause Of true reform.
REPUBLICAN,.
Kingwood, w. Va, August rs.
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TIE 1NTELLIGENcER reprints to-day
the platform adopted by the Republican
state Convention. Some inaccuracies Of
the telegraph have been corrected. Re
publicans are urged to have this handy
to show their Democratic friends. 1t
lodges nothing, and takes up questions
which concern the people. LISA plat
form of to-day, looking to tomorrow.
1t doesn't concern itself with yesterday.
Compare it with the stale dish served
up by the Democratic State Convention.
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The steubenvillo Gazette remarks

II Steubenville people would use Steu'
benville beer and Steubenville flour only y,
the resulting benefit to our property
would be remarkable. 1t would give
employment to at least 100 men in oul
city, which would distribute ut least
$1,000 per week in wages.
Why not buy where the beer and
flour are cheapest and best?
The Gazette is anti Protection.
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1t Removed the Plmples.
RorNp MorNrAlN, ~. March q. is

ROUND MOUNTAIN, Ten, March %. 1857.
lady friend Of mine has for several year
been troubled with bumps and plmpleS on hcl
face and neck, for which she used various cos
and improve her complexion; but these loca
applications were only temporary and left hel
SKIN in wore condition.
recommended an Internal preparation
known RS Botanic Blood Balm-whlch have
been using and selling about two years; she used
three bottles and nearly all the pinpieS have
disappeared, her skin is soft and smooth, and her
general health much improved. She expresses
herself much gntlncd, RudCan recommend II "a
MRs. s. NJ. WILSON.
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Public Sale.

DUBLIC SALE OF DWELLINGS,
For the purpose Of winding up The c'iAie o.
the late Harvey hall, will utlCr at public 81
the north front door Of the Court House Of Qbio
county, on Saturday, September /, at 70 O'Clock
Il, M, one half lot with dwelling, on The corner
Of Wood and Eighteenth street; also, IhC PEE
OF property, No. 1872 Seventeenth street VIII
dwellings. J, X. AHkLk,
nn2l NdmInlstrntOr OF HaNey Hall E,lle.
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EVERY American wage-carner who de-
sires to work for foreign wages should
vote the Democratic ticket. That is the
way to wipe out the barrier OF Protection
that stands between him and the under
maid labor OF the Old World.
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TIE Great American Vampire Side
Show is to be exhibited in every corner
OF the First Congressional District, un'
less it should happen to break down
from physical excitement"
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FOR SALE.
t23) Twenty.four Lots i'll CallwclpS Addl'
ton 10 the CITY OF Wheeling,

Said Lots arc bounded on thgnOrIh by Twenty
ninth street, ON the east by fittmOTc strret, on
the south by the HAndlan Homestead, and gu
the west by the b. a. o. Il. Il.
Their proximity to the above named fA!lrOAd
rendefs them excellent sites fef Misunderstanding
establishments.
II not sold in thirty days will be sold at pub
lie auction.
For tcymS aud IurtheF information aPply to
v. :. IlOGE 4 BRO,
1910 Market Street,
Or WILLIAH NJ. HAEILAH,
Nulh 6. ". Cor. Chaplille 4 slXrenlh s..
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TnE Register yesterday said; ut looks
now like Harrison was beaten out of
sight" 1t looks now us il the Register
man were as poor prophet as he is /"
orammarian.
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For RENT.

No. 1912 Market street, sIorcroom and TWO
rooms +sss'''s'1atss 80. "a ID
No, ia Seventeenth street I foomrh N"N''r h
No E3Og Jacob street, iroOns,.'',,. n 10
No. 10 Twenty.iOurth street, o f00mel Ao''a' "a
No. l903 Alley II, rOOlns...,..''..''''''''' HI
No. 2GOl Woods street . fOonis.''''''-''.'''''-
No. $50 Main stTeet,.a.,,,,,,.''''''s''srf. ''' al
No. 2J20 MAin street, TO0ms.,..s.'''.' ''''' ID
No. 2jOI Main htrcCt,,,''''''.''''' '''''r'' q OI
No. 2iO7 Alley B.,.,,,,... ,,,-,,-,.'.'.,... 20
No. VI Eleventh street, rooms aug 'sttiD 20
No. % Eleventh street, rooms blN 'l'' On
No, 81 Twenty.thiri street, room, 900 10 D
Oficc room, second floor Of Reilly hl",A ID
Office room, second floor Of Reilly DI"'A u
Three rooms east end Of Alley il,', .ir,fjop Of
Personal attention given 20 we C9y', ,"J NE
rents and other accounts the purchase S ~, p"5 5
Of real estate the prosecution Of G" pG1n
sion Bounty &c. Pensions hiS .,i, .b6uI ~
properly presented. Many Pensions ''''''
'0'e" "'S"''' JAMES A. HENRY
Real Estate Agent, U. :. Pension GiI ''''-'
1 WHV'' NO''s'''' '' l6I5MAEKEt -Tl.LL..-.
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RossER-At BelIaIse, O., on Tuesday evening,
August -, 1883, at Q O'Clock, Of paralysis,
ELizABETIi, wife of Thomas kosser In the
10th year OF her age.
Funerui this trhnrStiayI afternoon Mt 9 O'Clock,
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PROPOSALS FOR CONVICT LABOR.
WEST vIRaIXsA PESITES1sAEY,
NV-WygENHSsUW AZ ~

MouSDSvTLLE, W. VA.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the un.
derFigned until 70 O'Clock meridian, on Tuesday,
September Is, 1855. for the labor Of one hundred
cOnylcts, or any less number that may be de-
sired, to be employed within the Penltentiary
for a term OF from three to five years, and TO be
furnished on the LIST day Of November, 1883, OF
sooner II desired.
Proposals must he sealed and addressed to the
Superintendent and endorsed bids for labor
The Board reserves the right to reject. any OF
all bids.
Any further information desired will be fur
niShed upon application TO the superintendent
By order OF the Board Of Directors
EDWARD ROBERTSON,
nII,h1.ThRAA Snneflnlrnheni
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SesuiR Collegiate Institute,
No. 81 SEVENTEENTH ST.,

Re-Opens Monday, sept. 3, 1883.
This highly prosperous Institution for Young
Ladies' aud Misses Is justly one OF the most dc.
serving in the city. The Principal has devoted
herself for quite a number OF years to tho Art
o. Teaching; and the success which has inya'
Her Assistant Miss Z. z. Blanchard, nm emf.
nent Pianiste, Is the PrCceptreSs OF Music, which
here receives special attention.
The course of study embraces the higher
English branches, Mathematics, Book. keeping
Music, French, German, Latin, drawing and oil
Painting. Connected with the Institute Is De.
partmGnt for small boys. Pupils will consult
their own interest by entering at the very open.
ing OF the school year. Those OF German pnr.
entage are taught the language without any ex.
TIM charge.
For particulars call on or address either OF the
Undersigned
Miss PAULINE II. sEGuIN. Principal,
MISS L. ZELDA BLANCHARD,
ouon AesnoIoIn U,tpotn.I
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Mt. Lake has the advantage OF being
near home and easily reached. The Mt.
Lake Park Hotel offers superior accom-
modations at reasonable prices.
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Republican Conventions.
FIRST DISTRICT
Congressional Conventional

A Convention OF the first Congressional n,
trIct Will be held IN The city Of Clark,sT,.u ~
"Wednesday, September o, Mt 10 O'Clock ~ "a
nominate candidate for Conpruss nul ~ ~, Y
dental ElcctOr for sald District. Il NJ yS,.t ~
at the general election In November nov, N "
TO transact such other business ~ NEE Nv ~
fore the COnEeHtl1n, v
All persons who favor the mslp,cpsps. Il,
tariff for the protection Of American intr.,o!l
and labor are Invited to attend and rsTiigisle,
In the business of the COnVcullup. '''''ae
By order Of the Committee,
aultpAw NV"Cbp CHI,
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IN THE SUMNER

Almost everybody wants Summer Tonic"
Here Is simple testimonial, which shows how
u. b. b. Is regarded. Twill knock your malaria
out aud restore your appetite:
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FOR SALE.

Building Lots In old Fair Grounds, lh,i
Orchard, North aud South Front streets ~
South Penn street, at very low figures.
a Four KOomed Cottage for $3.50.
Seven Roomed House, No. q South Y0n
street, bathroom, &c.
Six 2OOmed Brick House, southwest conf
Thtrty.eighth and Wood street. ipay as "a
investment.
Five ROomcd House, No. q North IlIosduy
street, all In first class condition; will make
very pleasant home.
seven RoOmed House, No. as North FFOit
street; river lot, on high ground.
Five ROOmed House AT 40 Market street;
good property cheap,
A good Three RoomCd Cottage, lot 93xi.O, No.
o. south Huron street, S7jD.
Dwelling Houses always on hand for rent
iy3I G, o. SMITH, l21U MaluS
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PROCLAMATION |!

To The citizen Of Wheeling:
In accordance with the desire of the West Viz.
sinia Exposition and State Fair Association, and
In order that the public generally may have an
opportunity to attend the State Fair, hereby
request that all business In the city be supendcd
on THURSDAY, the aoth day Of August, 1855,
for the above named purpose.
n. NJ. GILLRLAND,
President Second Branch Council, Acting Mayor.
WHEELING. ". VA. AUGUST 2s. ISIS. nn2p
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ARMSTRONG,
Professor of the Piano.Forte.

Will receive at his Studio, No. 1923 Market street.
tHcss BHllashgS on Wednesday, September s,
those desiring to study under his direction the
ensuing season. nutGrThIS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-30

Mr.. Pendleton harm. If that newspaper
is against the nominee, why not say so
frankly?
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

FOR STATE SENATE.
d. J. SMITH.
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.
THOMAS II. LOGAN,
HUGO l. LOOS,
THOMAS PRINCE,
". NJ. DUNLAP.
sHEEIHP.
THOMAS c. MoFFAT.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
JOSEPH D. ELsoN.
ASSESSORS,
CIrY-THOMAS n. JONES.
COUSTRY-A. J. 6CHULTZE.
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Entered ut the rostoTllcc III Wheeling, ". Va.
ms sccond.ChSS matter
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Good Things Musical!
That Are Coming in tlc Fall.

Whatever they arc, the music to perform them,
to understand them, TO enjoy them, Will be
found In the immense establishments Of
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Kinavood, 1E. "a, August Is.
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UUAHU Ut NUNNIhlIUN IsTIa Ut VIIIU NUUNIII ?
WHEELING, W. VA, August %, 1883.
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this Office
until Friday, the eth day OF September, 1855, ut
10 o'clock a. m, for the following county work,
10 no com nlntnd hnrlnn the nrnsnni Nnnr VIZ.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-22

Minneapolis and Pacific and the
Aberdeen, Bismarck and Northwest
ern, which have been going on for some
time, have been completed, and that
the Canadian Pacific has secured con-
trolling interest. The Aberdeen and
Bismarck road is put in at its cost,
S5O0,O00. The remainder Of the deal
includes the transfer to the Canadian
Pacific of half of the stock of the
$780, for which one-half of the sum
that the $500" syndicate had invested
in the road was paid, leaving the lat
ter in control of half interest. The
preferred stock of the roads in the
hands of the Canadian Pacific is also
replaced by an equal amount of com
mon stock. 1t is intended to make
through line from the Pacific to the
Atlantic via Minneapolis. There are
two methods of connecting the system
with the Pacific Coast. The first
would be by the construction of
lire to the Northwest from Bismarck
to connect with the Northern Pacific.
The other would be build to an entire
new line through new country. The
general offices of the company re-
main in Minneapolis, and no change
in the officers of the road will be
made for some time at least.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-22

he stands us on our heads part of the
time, is because, folks have to walk
with their feet up on the other side of
the world, and we must get ust to it
gragilly. Yours, JOHN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-22

An Ulster county On. " court has
Just decided that Hop Bitters is an
intoxicating beverage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-22
TotalAsst Jan. /, 1888, $5.as8,s4s 81.

Having established an agency at Honolulu for
the Hawaiian Islands, the undersigned Is pre-
pared to accept risks against FIRE on Buildings
Merchandise, Furniture, Machinery, on the most
favorable terms Losses promptly adjusted and
payable here. G. d BERGER,
1904 GIN Agent for the Hawaiian Islands
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Real estate.
NO. 10.

Thirty years Lawrence Kane was one Of the prom
next builders brooklyn the early part of his bua
ness lite could his but had make his
mark During this time bought parcel Of lets and
built several houses upon them.
on seins Of them, the deed drawn describing
him, by engrosser's error. Lawrence Cain He
signed 10 the way, making his mark Lawrence
Cain, and Of course aid know the difference.
Anerward he applied a prominent Brooklyn lawyer
10 him loan upon the balance Of his houses"
The lawyer searched in the usual the index
for deeds and mortgages given by This of course
did disclose the deed referred and the lawyer
out include already sold In his mortgags
On discussing the proposed with Kane how
ever the latter told him ne had sold these two and to
whom The thus discovered and corrected
Such would be detected by Il search
from Locality Index" which dscloses all the instru
affecting any lot from settlement the county
down to the present time no matter when recorded
And such index both for Ncw-York and Kings
Counties Is possessed alone by the
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oopartnersDip Notices.

y ROWN y PULVERMAN.-Wh the
eo-parnershp heretofore existing between Edward
IL Brown aud jacob PulYc1nan. the firm name OF
Brown Puvenan, has dissolved by the death Of
the said Jacob PulyBsman and 49,
Whereas Lafayette }. Finch has beeon.a hartman I'm
soid business with The said Edward II. Brown ana
haid Edward H. Brown and Lafsyetn g. Finrh lnteud 10
carry on ssa business continue the use OF aid 1rn
pane pursuant 70 the laws OF the State N New. YORK
NOW, therefore we, Edward h. Brown and Iafsyetto j.
Fnch % hereby eerty ana decnr- that are the
sons nov ana heF9ftsY dealing under such co nershp
name Of Brown Pulvernsn: that cur prtnsinai Mace
OF bustnex Is 70 the CITY x Now York that he psce OF
residence OF said Lafayette J. finch In the City Of New.
OF BaySnne NeW-JersOy. "" ~ '"o w
Dated York. March 7, 1888
EDWARD H. BROWN
State OF New-York, % HA-'Sh
City and County OF New York. a.
on this 7th day Of March, lsss before me nersonay
and appeared Edward n BroTn ga r ,f-o'ta
Finch % ne known . BE- The individuals Described in and
VIZ ne i0ltsonr eef1hedte, and they ssyeTay
Acknowledge N re that they CNecutel the sar.
HERMAN AARON. Notary Public
n Y Co.
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alrsieal Instruments.

:
NUMBER or VERY SLIGHTLY USED GRAND,
~ npfishs st1 square panos o. onf make which we're
eyeeay sectel and Only naed by che artists OF the Net
nlpctan Opera House Company during the past cpera
season viii be cold liberal reduction fIom our regular
pfiGer. PIANOS FOR REM.
WILLIAM RfABE Co. ll2 SHAVE. above 18th 81
FISCHER PIANos renowned for tone ana standing.
Il Ia ttpe Manufactures and stoJefoems AL n t25
West e5th-at, and 66T Ernatwsy, lSth-ss. tDitsons
puudingj. Pianos exchanged. rented % inztamentA
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fnannal.
AN ABSOLUTELY Safe
FIVE PER CENT
4VGlty-Y6ar Gold Bond
AIhETY-FIvE and ACCRUED INTEREST.

The United States and Brazil Mail steamship Company
rapidly increasing business offers direct to investors
issue Of $4,000 Of twenty bonds IN 70 suit at
mhetyhve ana accrued interest," interest aud principal
payable In gold This issue OF bonds Is only issued for
$4,000 on each steamer bonds secured BY
mortgage 70 the Union Trust Company Trustees for
si@o'OOO each OF the and nrstclass steamers,
Auanea" Finance" and Advance" that cost and are
worth sS8 600 each Two Of are insured
oi $500 900 each and for $3.50 oo0 embracing col
soh and all possible clauses guard against any loss
sAoVOoo on each 10 gned under the mortgage
70 the Trust CoELany for the security OF tbs bondhoders
hS company has capital OF 81 eco oOo not share has
oeeh subscribed for less than par which, with an In
surAAee Of $4,000 the steamers, gives the most
ample security 10 these bonds We reserve the right
70 retire this bonds after years by paying
sooo bond 105 per cent for each bond and accrued
interest Mortgage bonds Il gDcd Steamship Company
are as safe investment bond made. Steamers
are always nleable separately in market, and have this
distinction in their favor compared with railroads that
must be sold whole.
Our busness is seudy growing, and is conducted on
close thorough economical business basis There Is no
safer bond offered the market They IN denominations
OF $1,000 with coupons payable July and January. We
confidently offer them any careful investor. They
h. obtained BY application tho once OF the Company,
Mills Building whore any further Information can DO
had Deliveries OF tho bonds will BE made the Union
Trust Company.
II. K. THU BER President
u. s. & Brazil Msl S. s. Co.
We refer by permission to the Chemical National Bank
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Ccnntrp 13ropsrtn il)anteo.

BOARD WANTED. Larchmont Mamaroneck; 8
ID adults SIS per week Address H, Box lS9. Advef-
tsenent Of-ce 554 3daye
yyTANTED.-TO rent, summer hotel fully furnished 70
w accommodate 100 to 125 guests CONVENIENT to New
YORK; location good also house suitable for summer
boardes large enough % 80 persons furnished IN
full or in part Address 7. S. & CO., 1S2 wiam-st. ID
floor
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for Sale.

EoR sALE.-rhe ONLY Abstract Of Title sy.,em
L IN this. Marion County, No., complete. kstao-
lshed IN 1868 Good Will and large FiFe Insurance,
Lean AID Real Estase business 90 with he pant
Population OF county, 80 0lO uanllbal, 1900 IN
yesSgatioa solleiled Address
syA" al. LAYTON, HannlDah no
HUNAE TARIFF OF 1885" pamphlet of 20 large pages
sNlHx sates Of duty b0w m ivFce, ~ Tut Sssei".f
with The entire Free List ana other valuable Iaph inIur
ton Timely for Felereace. and aoso.poly correct
kries u sesss copy Published BY The irieaHss't
NsNs-York
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anrtion Sales Of Real Gsiate.
SALE OF THE EAST SIDE PARK LANDS,
NORTH or EASTERN PARKWAY.


THE CHAMBER OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
COUNTY COURT HOUSE, BROOKLYN.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 0. 1883
AT 10 NJ.
BY ORDER OF THE BROOKLYN PARK COMMITS
sIONERS
Pursuant an OF tho Legislature passed April
% 1879, and amending the passed June 1S
1873:
Three hundred and seventyeight lots ada Pros
peet Plaza, and located follows: Eastern Park
way (5) Dehaw-st, &c., Park place. (o7J Douglass st.
ga Washington ave. 4O3 Prospect place, (40) Under
hillave., 43) Vanderbltaye., Qo) Butler-st, (570
Butler place a.
Property this including the lots TO be Sold
restrictive conditions prohibiting the erection
Of any buildings detrimental q nrstcass residence
nerhborhood
TERMS OF SALEA-Ten per cent at time OF sale ;
twenty per delivery Of deed seventy per cent
on bond and mortgage for ten years five per
TITLE GUARANTEED BY THE CITY OF BROOK
LYN.
maps of sale. and sn particulars, apply to
the auctoneers
WILLIAM COLE,
379 Futons St, Brooklyn.
THOS. A. KERRIGAN,
35 Willoughby-st, Brooklyn.
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Conntrn Boar0.

T7OuH or Eve rooms; farm house pleasant situation
L excellent table hour from city, minutes . rom
depot and lake $50 trains per day Address
j r g. Tribune ONCE East 125th-st, until THURSDAY
after Kensica N. Y.
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ferfnres ana Aleetinrn.

A MEXICAN TNSTITUTE-The Quarterly
"A Meeting viii De heia on -Iharsi by May 81 az
J, T.UMECLL SMITH, secretary
DARLOR HEALTH LECTURES.-Mrs.
Il SUSAN EVERETT. " D.. WILL give PREF LsCturs
ladies 81 PARK. honcss Apru 3O $3.50
~ beet: {" Health OF WoIaen and Glris.'
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6nmmer hesorts.
ARGYLE HOTEL AND COTTAGES,

6nmmer Rrsorfs.
ARGYLE HOTEL AND COTTAGES,
ARGYLE PARK BABYLON. l. T.
Cottages fully furnished al modern improve rove
ana the at rom $3.50 upward AT n,
ura ske. Boating bathing. fishing sailing on the graz
South Bay.
with gowLrNG ALLEYS; BILLIARD ROOM. , REsp
Ns EoGA n 'He so s EGoN oca rses for
''''''''' 49, + +. sELLEcK. M,nsrer,
Murray Hin Hotel
AVON INN.
,,o. k j., ho Eat ~, sEh s, a. resort can
1910 chestnutst. Phila
BELMONT HALL.
scHooLEY's MOUNTAIN. N. J.
This favoe noun;,S rssor. wiz open for guests
elevation, 1900 FEET terms Moderate SEND lOf
'r'OiA' II r wINsLow, Mahsacr.
CATskILL MOUNTAINS.
TREMPER HOUSE.
lyme 70 Oct TIE grSgrsts. mar Be seen FIN
Avenue oIf fMh :a1lF M rsu Ss G:
LEWIS GOODS ELL, dsr, iorasry 81 cran.tons AotsL
PENINSULA HOUSE,
seabright N J. c. II. DEDERER Proprietor.
Pure water from artesan wells
Pavilion He tel and Cottages.
IsIIP L. l. NEAR GREAT SOUTH BAY. -
VIII omen for the May 90 and remain open TIL
November MARSHALL WHITFIELD Proprietor
CLARENDON HOTEL.
SARATOGA SPRINGS
WILL OPEN JUNE la
POPULAR PRICES
CHAs LELAND.
u EKKsHIRE HILLs.-The Clarln House, Beckett
DMass Among the famous Berkshire HILLS; will open
for the season May 10 Elevation, 1900 feet Perfect
drainage spring water, ard OF the heabiest towns
In ali New England Eleventh City REFER
enees. For illustrated circular address -
A. G. CROSS, Proprietor.