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Substitute for Glass.

Amaieun -iaaigsi. We read in our
English exchange that a new Translucent
substance intended a. a substitute for
glass has been satisfactorily adopted in
some OF the public buildings Of L1ndon.
II possesses such degree OF pliancy that
it may be bent backward and forxar,l
Ike leather and De sutjecied to yery con-
siderable siensile strain with impuuiiy
it is also almost as translucent ~ glass
and Of pleasing amber color, varying
in shade from a very light golden to pale
brown The basis Of the material + a
web of fine iron wire with wrap and wen
threads ab0ut 0ne-tweiffh inch apart.
this being inclose,l ike is in amber in
a sheet Of translucent yarnish Of which
the base Is linseed oil. There is no resin
OF gum in the vaTnish, and once having
become dry It is capable Of standing heat
and damp without undergoing any
change, neither hardening nor becoming
sticky. Briefly, the manufacture Is &C
oompiished by dipping the sheets edge
wise into deep tanks Of varnish and then
allowing the coating which they ihus re-
ceive to dry in warm atmosphere. It
requires somewhat more than a dozen
dips TO bring the sheets to the required
degree Of thickness, and when this has
been established the material is stored
for several weeks to thoroughly set.
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Constitution Going to Washing
ton.

Washington Pod Orders have been
Issued 10 have the old battle ship Consti-
tuition, now used as a training rendezvous
at the Portsmouth navy yard tOwed 70
this city TO take the place Of the receiv-
ing ship Dale. Secretary Tracy thinks
that the navy yard in this city is the
most appropriate place for the OLD ship.
and thaton account Of its his:oEic meni-
ories it will prove 4 great attraction 20
the many visitors to this city.
The ship viii arrive here not later than
August /. Upon her arrival here some
slight repairs viii be made, after which
she viii fly the flag Of the commandant
Of the navy yard. Upon the arrival Of
the Constitution the Dale which Is nov
used as receiving ship, viii be sent to
Baltimore There Is no receiving or re-
cruiting rendezvous at that city, and the
sending Of the ship there is in response
TO numerous requests Of the Chamber OF
Commerce 10 have a government vessel
located there. She viii be used mostly
FOR the recruiting Of apprentices The
state Of Maryland has long desired TO
have State school ship similar 20 those
now in New York and Philadelphia, and
it Is not unlikely that the Dale vill be
eventually turned over TO the Maryland
people as Is now the case with the 81
Mary's and Portsmouth.
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be won.tIntruds There AgaIn.

Washington has long been notorious
for small class Of hard-faced, persistent
people, who make the rounds O. fash
ionable entertainments and receptions
without either invitations or the ac-
quaintanee Of the people upon whom
they iatrude. They are of both sexes,
and are alike marked for brazen aulaci-
ty. One was vel done up last season,
and taught lesson he viii be slow for
getting.
A certain club in the West End : not
ed for It's exclusiveness. At a dance Civ
en- by il this bold intruder put in an ap-
pearance faltlessly atiired and csulpla-
cent in prospect OF pleasant evening,
topped or with fine collation.. Several
OF the floor managers happened together
and attention was eiilei to the eonspicu-
Gus stranger, whom none Of them knew.
By a comparison Of notes it vas quickly
discovered that none Of the authorized
persons had issued him an invitation,
and only one even knew his name. That
one approached him ard asked
''Will you inform ne whose guest you
are this evening
The intruder hemmed and hawed. but
did not afford the desired Information.
'fTou will have TO pardon me" cOntin-
ued the gentleman, -bnt It is necessary
to know the name Of the friend who has
invited you here"
Not receiving any satisfactory response
the floor manager continued.
aYou fail 10 see what am trying to
make plain to you. sir You are enc Of
a class in this city who force themselves
into the society Of people with whom
they are not acquainted and who come
to exclusive entertainments without the
formality Of an invitation. Vow, r you
will take my arm l viii conduct you to
the cloak room. II you should 90 alone
il would cause comment, but Il you viii
take my arm people will think you are
an acquaintance"
The interloper took the profered arm
and vanished from the room Hosl,ing-
ton Pot
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He still Lives.

lie stood on the steps Of the City Hal
yesterday and blew his nose and wiped
his eyes and sieadied himself by one Of
the stone columns, and when he was
asked if he were i'll he replied
@You bet I'm i'll -Tain't in the body,
but right here-right here in the hear.ri
Are you subject to heart trouble ?"
You bet Hesrt's allas been troubled
That's why drink,
Have you been drinking %
Course Ihaye. I'm three drinks high.
That's Why / cry. When I get about
half drunk feel 50 sad and Lonesome
that l wouldn't gave frozen banana to
live another day"
DO you feel that way now ."
Il do l don't care 10 live another
minute I'd welcome death with out
stretched arms.
Poor man
Don't sympathy aIlus breaks me
down. Three drinks and few kind
words make a child of me- Tlease &c
away and let me stand here and freeze Il
death. I'm no good on earth. want tC
die
The policeman on duty in the ioweI
corridor was informed of the case, and
he went out and gave the man the collar
Presto change He had scarcely got
hold Of him when the sorrowfnl hearted
began TO resist in the most vigorous man
ner, and as he was finally landed in the
patrol wagon he called out -0ld fel, I've
got my eye ON you. and l want TO live a
thousand wears to get even -
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Open Your Windows at Night.

An extraordinary fallasy IS the dread
Of night air. What air can We breathe
at night but night air. The choice Is be-
tween pure night air from without and
foul sir from within. Most people prefer
the latter-an unaccountable ehosee.
What viii they say if it IS proved 70 be
true that fully one-half Of ali the dis
eases We suffer from are occasioned by
people sleeping with their windows
shut An open window most nights in
the year can never hurt any one. in
great cities night air IS often the best AMI
purest to be had in txenfy-four hours.
One eoald better understand shutting the
windows in town during the night for
the sake Of the sick. The absence Of
smoke, the quiet, all tend to make the
night the best time for airing the patient.
One Of our highest medical authorities
on consumption and climate has told me
that the air Of London is never 50 good
a. after 10 O'Clock at night. Always air
IL possible Windows are made to open.
dessrs are made 70 shut-a irush which
seems extremely difficult OF apprehen-
SON livery roOm mnst b- aire,l from
without, every passage from within.-
Slassarg 5Torfd.
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dl.-ossr that Che queen Is not . .th them.
and viii be coming back. When a u,f.
fcient number have returned releas- the
queen and let her run into the neu hive
and The work IS done. Sometimes the
5ees vii cluster without qneen. fu,
only TO stay short time, when thev viii
return to the hive The new hise can
be Jeff where IL Is or removed to new
stand. and the old hive returned 70 he
cid. or rics ssasa.
The reason for placing the Surplus ease
On the new hige IS 10 give plenty Of roou
above 80 the bees win not build Irane
comb IN brood chamber. When ~.
queens wings arr not clipped lei thea.
cluster. which they viii usually do
Arrange the new hives as a first ana
shake the bees in front Of il where they
can ru in- ] have a light box full of
holes fastened on a pole, which I usually
use 10 remove the bees from the cluster
70 the hive place IT under the cluster
and by a quick move upward jar nearly
/ all the bees into the box Leave the box
there a few min1fes, when most Of the
/ bees viii De clustered on the box. when
/ yoa can remove 81 above. quite often
drive them toward the box with a little
smoke when they insist on clustering
somewhere else.
One word about the ringing Of bells
aud drumming on tin pans when swarm
Is coming cut. This IS all nonsense. AMI
only shows the ignorance Of the party
making the noise. The only eifeetual
wa, ! know Of % stop them when they
seem determined to 70 Is % turn A stream
Of water on them, or FIRE into them with
a shot gun several times in quick sncoes-
sion.-A- {. WaEEros, ia F,u-a. Sci al.F
H0mf.
laid aside my pen Just now 70 hive a
swarm Of bees. bat they did not cluster.
! Aier eircling around in the air fex mo-
ments they returned to their hive.
thought At one time they were going %
cluster upon me, which at least woull
have been rather awkward. iooke,l
around their hive for the queen, bot did
not End her. After awhile I again re-
turned. and saw bail Of bees near the
alighting board, which I OWNED con-
tanned queen. POking the bees away
saw the one, and placed a cage over
her The grass was wet, and I suppose
the queens wings got wet 50 she could
not fly. and the bees belonging 10 a neigh
boring hive followed her. think il is
bad plan to have hives 50 close together.
These were not more than six inches
apart. Lately 2 sworn issued. bet did
not cluster, and returned. part entering
one hive by the side Of their old home
and the remainder a hive on the other
side. There was soon Sighting and the
intruders, not daring to enter, clustered
in the porticoes. took long handled
spoon and removed them to their own
hive which they gladly entered. Their
queen was, no doubt, captured by their
neighbors, which was the cause Of their
return.-CoImaa' Ri,ral T0rld
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24
vigor and Vitality

Are quickly given 70 ali parts ofthe BODY
by Hoods Sa-ssparills. That tired feel
Ing Is entirely overcome The blood Is
purified, enriched and vitslized, and caT-
ries health instead Of disease to every or
gan The stomach Is toned and strength
eRed, the appetite restored The kidneys
and liver are rOused and invigorafe,i.
The brain Is refreshed, the mind made
clear and ready for work. Try il. sio0
per bottle.
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WHOLE NO. 1894.

der, bat convicted and hung on the inst
was not present when be Was swung
OF, but in his speech from the scaflold he
cursed me high and low and left il as his
dying request that his friends would not
rest until they had taken my life---N- T.
S.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

The evils resulting from habitual cos
tiveness ara many and serious but the
use Of harsh. drastic purgafiyes is quite
as dangerous. In Ayers Pills, hoHeyer,
the patient has mild but effective aper-
lent, superior to all others. especially for
family use.
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. Il. UHL.
ATTFENET-AT-LAW

F. rl-rr,lT .-leui % al hnSiHesz entrusted
4 Money advanced on oollecti0ns, &c Of
auEo,l 8l1ck-
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LENTNE Hay.
ATIoRNET-AT-LAW

n aler - Resi Esste. VIII z-tend % al
! entrusted 10 his care wiki prompiness
u
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

y his professional services % the citizens
. - sd vicinity. Unless professionally
K can - found a. his once on Main =.
-Dola-
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BIEsECKER

PHYSICIAN AND sURGE0N,
So1EEsET. Pa,
s r-1fessia1ai services % the citizens q
aal vicinity. Uflee ia Biesecker &
\ i--g s-17e
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EXECUroR's NOTICE.

fsiate q william gevsts derad late a. Brothers
vsilef Typ slsnersct Co. Pa.
ietferx feSiliielItfy On The above t-taic having
heen rrnuted 70 the undersigned ~ She proper
indeifeli -oFsd estate a. make imncdAGte Day
fneut and ibs~e hNTirg claims against the sane
uil present them Guiy Aufhenficsfed faT settie
rnenf 10 the uadeniEued on Saf urfsy. the iNh
day August IS.s a ise laie rs=tienre = decd
A. ~ SEfITs
juucz& EzecltOr.
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L. BRUBAKER.
" LOUTEER.

y biz professional services 70 the citizen,
- and vicinity. oGce IL Residence on
D. Nesg ol Diamond
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it171csE n sugsslqlcz
q PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
4 asrei Permanently In Somersef fur the
a 4i lls T'rliessiol. once on Main street
Il II Irug sore
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MEYERS,
saEx L c. CoLBoES
born 4 COIBORN.
sTToRNEYSAT-LAW.

-7s entrusted % our care xii be
ars athmI'v attended 70 Collections
r-ai BEDFORD and acipiuiDE cOln-
-sa1.1f and ouuveyEucinE done on res-
ems
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

sI-t-al alterti01 O. The prsserrzfion OF
pa ieail. Arlifcsi seis Inserted Al
g-llrzn.eei satisfactory. 0fice IN The
r. N- - Ire'i Eel d Co.'S s1ore. ooTner
- lli Pzrrioi streets.
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kEE. >. SCHELL
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW.
Somerset. Pa.
ard Pension Agent OHcs il Mammoth
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-.l-fre fu Saneret AMI aijoining coun-
n-.res entrusted - 4in si4 receivs
areluon-
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The poor coifeur, unuiIiing TO loose 50
excellent a CUSTOMER f1E pomades and
other capillary ungaerts. and yet COM
PEELED to Ot~y the insrer1iise mandate
WIS in despair"
Would il net be possible, monsieur, .
he suggested, 70 obtain from the Lady
Superior a certificate that the effect Of
the operation might be injurious to the
invalid -
Cation oonld not help smiling at the
idea. don't qrite see,- be said, What
q cropped head has to DO with hruisc
on the knee but there can be no harm
in trying
As good luck would have it, Sister An
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50 Of which 70 esstasds on sale market auios
and UNCHANGED. -.
Total for TIC thus lar zo4v0 For tho Sane tpt lass
week 10000 Consigned through carioads 81 which e
IL carloads sale prices irregular Good y
Choice sheep o. 70 S< IS Choice Bxfra -
Fair 10 COOL Lambs <5 00D&6 80 Good Choice IS 603
sR ~ NJ isst q hears ws;e 10 200 bead rysa sr
ths sook thus 81 l+D For sane tine last week 745
Consisnsf through IS carloads 80 Of which NewYork
% carloads sale prices steady ssseset Yorker = ao1
e5 05 SeIectc6 Medium weights 70 W hoa3h " ze44 ~
stays s3 509a IS all offerings aken.
CHICAGO Union stock Yards Mar. ID the Drovsss
Iourpas reperls: CastaHccoips t.5o0 heads ghpuone
blanks msftot quie. Beeyss Il Qosft 81 steers rs o04
EiSed 81 40a3 90 Texas Steers q 70 Ss CO. aoo.
ssssdy MIed q Sssss Is Heavy q sosst 7o' iisAs
ssg%ssss s1.ss e sa {:
81 IS. Texans sfocosa2s IAmos ~ soas5 10.
81. LOUIS Mar 10 Cattle Receipts 100; snip9s1ss
1905 msrkst steady. Choice Heavy Native stosfs " "
es9 lol Fair Good 81 6s4 o0 socxers and reeds
s9eSsss u HANGERS c0rn'iea ~ 7eesS so'
Hogs-Recelpts l,loo shipments l4oo, market steady
Choice Heavy AMI Ba,chsrs Selections 81 sofes ~
Ordinary Best 81 So "a 70.
Sheep Receipts 1905 shipments 100, market STEADY
Fair 70 Choice 81 90 es4 90
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

sAurosx Mar cotses ssie.. k Wtsss sspspns
% g zee. g sssl y: winter Shss.
Sssns IS Is as 90 aosS Sp ssss.
sss nnsssrfy Nc Southern sass
1ooc Wsssssn Nav esS seSac Csrn-sonihern quiet
Msiss 4osxse ssS4oSs s p a. aeseo sse
sYos IKE. A ssssmsr sSISssf o.. sIs bit
sss Wns 40 Mixed et1ss6
; g aso, e IS Snes az
s Ssss's., srS 81, A Sr s 90 packed Ss
ssy issdas p sss Best Rsi ia ssS
Srss%sh s y ssse sas & S earsos fair
ls:s sngs @hsksy hrm .. q II. Frsights %
verfoo sisa%ss s GRAIN peT basS %a; Cork for
PER ton a. "a Receipt. Flour 1899 SSis wSeas
Loo oSss Hc bSs 1900 bush saeswhest
s2 900 bush Corn SS9ooV ousn
WHEAT NO. 2.
Opening Highest Lowest Closin Z
95d eSs o6A 97b
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SSls Wheat it2oo bush Barley 1900 bash shipments
&iour hOOO pola Wheat 300 bush Barley $4,000 buah
pHLkbELPHIA Mar iG-Flour dnil md nominal. Western
ssd PeansylyanA supernne 81 oSe3 50 aoy Do Extras
PPs1nsyiTsna Family. q 5oSsl ss Pssnsylyens Roller
ss,rsigh. e 1895 4o Indiana Clear y s0Ss5 ls do
Clear q sOssS Is do STRAIGHT IS 1885 4o win.
Yer Patent Fair Choice IS 501s6 00 Minnesota Clear
Is ass 90 Straight IS 20 ae6 OOt d. Patent 60 40
as7 co. Rye nonr dull but steady Choice 81 S56S3 co.
buckwheat -four steady az 81 1905 90 per loo lbs.
Tor Choice New WheaMarket weak and prices Of
closed 70lc higher No. Red for March 04d9l1c;
DO for April y{Ss4s.c; DO for NAY oGSS9so do Tor
ornosriSss Moderate and the whole market ruled steady
but demand from all sources lights sales % No Mixed
grain depot No High Mixed In grain depot SsIc
No Mixed in export elevator 80 &c steamer No High
Mixed and Yellow in grain depot 4ic steamer in export
elevator 40c; No. Mixed IN grain depot 40iac No.
Mixed export elevator quoted 40c Mixed for March
40a40IGci do for April 40s 9AlGi DO May EIk9Il9c
DO for June tlh9l2e oatsL6cal trade demand cr car
lots moderate steady Uusraded Mixed 81 Ungaded White
S2l2e Dc Choice SSsi No White q e do Prime SCI
ss,sady No. White for March s3t92S%o do for AErl
Potatoes dull White Potatoes York and Western
Par % Good s5SSso Bateanks and White Stars Choice
S5c; Hebron and White Elephant 80 e3ac Provisions
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the Produce Exchange toby the Butter market wts
weaker Esn Creamery % $3.50; Choice Western 70
81 sci Choice Dairy 80 s2ioi Good Choice IL S20c
Eggs steady At l3iaa13Ae
CINCINNATI, Mar. l5-Cotton steady, arm Flour weak
Family e. OOSst l5 FaneY "a CoSs4 Is Wheat quiet :
No Red at Doc. Corn steady No. Mixed VAC: Oats
scarce; No. Mxed nrm at 27c. Rye qaset No. a.
acc. Pork quiet at sl2 62 Lard easier at 60 go Bulk
meats steady Short Ribs 90 80. Bacon steady (
Short at 81 rs whskey nm steady .ales Of 200
Fancy Creamery st 500 Prime Dairy an:ee as
Orleans Sd 91c Hogs heavyi Common and Lght % tOS
a rs; Packing and Butchers 81 Isl 30 receipts LEO
firm Choice and ohio Flats al Eastern EIehnnss
Receipts OF wheat. 1000 bush shipments, mono
MILWAUKEE. Mar. l6-Flour steady. Wheat easy easn
81 ssssc oat. steady No. White Ts use Ryc Urn
P9rt-ca,6 At o. IACaSh At s6 nv Butter steady
Dairy &C fsa2Oc Eggs nrmeri Freah az 126l3sc Cheese
quietj Cheddars ii 9l2c ReceiptsFlom lO2OO
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quiet AID unchanged Beofcty Family $40 90 per bbL
d. do, packets 50 90, Smoked Beet AZ lO9ioEc Deef
Mesa, New az SIS 5Oi do, Family at els 90 Hans
do DO ia salt 77 c stes Clear Ribbed smoked ia So;
Shoulders dry inily cured 09e do smoked e8
Belllos IN pickle SasbC; do breakfast Bacon oaal0oi
Butchers loose as &c Butter duh wesk PcnnsyivAuls
Creamery Extra 27of Western CT Extra l8 317e;
lSal6c; Packing Butter GIG Egg. dan Pennsyiyash
Skins 15c; Full Skins 03e SuGar-Rened strong
Powdered got granusted 20 Feed quiet steady Winter
Bran Si4 750el1 90 per ton Petroleum steady 20 Abel
sest IN bes- SalOc Eecelpss-Flonr S9oS S6is Wheat
nents-WhsAt 6,2o0 BUSH Corn 10000 bush Data l4sjo
bush
ToLEDo. Mar, ls-wheat dnI, higher cash 92S99ehe,
May 02a0; June 92c; July 8Gac August S69e Corn dun
nru eaah at "a &c April 3tsci Nay 3a'c Data quiet
No White Csc Coyerseed active, steady cash IS 90
March IS co. April - co. Receipts-Wh8at 900 busi
Corn II 200 bush Clgverseed 3St bags shpmentswhest
900 bush Corn 1000 BUSH Oats Loco bush cloyeseed
1859 bags.
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Gonnirp Real estate Go fet

AT TARRYTOwN ON HUDSoN.-A
hhouse OF ~ rooms in perfect order with
al modern improvements Il 1-2 acres Of land,
well shaded outbuildinrs; extended hyof
walk from Northern Railroad depot An
ether house, Of IS rooms, well located, with
acre Of land will be rented low fos Q
term Of years Address "0WNER.n Box
Sei2. NeW.York y. o.
~ Beach, NJ. j., Delaware House. 30
rooms; situatlon unsurpassed; dwelling
known ~ Breezy Knoll, south side OF Staten
Island, with 2 acres; boat and carriage
house Gifiora Station. ]. w. FIELDER,
SO nberty-st
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domestic siinanOns tloanieO
Females.
Males

A "A !-MME. JACQUIN,
"A. COZ Bth.aye., upstairs, between 35th
and 3Oth stA, proenres help OF al capacities,
male aud female best Recommended servants
always ON hand FreHcA, German. Swedish |;
guyefnesses, maids, nurses cooks, buffers,
Wallets, second men.
a LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY.
"A MENT HOUSE < Help tree Of eharga
for hotels, ke.)-fiood aervEnt girls md
male help for famllleA ueady a. 1aS 9th
ave-. lth house above 10th.st.
LADY wants place az housekeepeF,
"A Cali at 10 East Nd.st,, near Bowery;
call in the front basement; can call for 2
dayA Mrs WEELAND.
a RESPECTABLE woMAN, IS years Of
a age, with one child, desires poaitlon
a housekeepcF, or any Hight position will:
Ing 20 travel. Address Mrs BROWN, b61
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Board ipanisS

A SOCIAL, refined gentleman desires q
private family, where there are no other
koafcen location convenient 70 Central
phfk pfcierreoi please give full particulars
sha state Of whom family consists; salts
i ,,n.. 2 rstcfenee' Address SOCIAL. Trib-
WAHTED.--Dy anglo ecn,ier,.,, ,.ooTn
W and board, tstween 18th ana loth sta.
Estt olds permanent II satisfaetory; state
price ana particulars. Address w. h. H..
Box 81, Tribune ONCE.
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Real estate il)antso.

II USIEEss PROPERTY ana houses
wanted rent, seil or exchange; no
change fgf registering; money 70 loan.
s1d y Per cent. ADRIAN q. HE6EMAN.
TfyANTEpl-lrw hoassz. about si5 900
w ezcb,. Adjoining Ga :, lsf1 80.
Nckff hail brokerage 70 brokers, JAMES
y EDWAEDS. LIDS Bros6way.
NJ ANyED. Houses, fuThishsd and unfur.
" htsts1y for good tenants. JAMEs
q EDWARDS. Hssi Estate. 1,2gg Bsoad,
WAHfED. -~For Responsible iessee. large
ftsss2: IAAKs r. EDwxsDs. i,s IS
M xHfEp. "A small hoa,,. asssssd i ~
a. ssssal ssss wi: e. s sif 49, 4s
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ReaI estaie.

EoR SALE OF 70 exchange for unifa.
t'fefsrred handsome fats on eth-sve..
scnth Of 2csn-st.. including corner lust com
Ristsd fer further psrticulsis address
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Real estate to Gxrhanae.

XCHANGE for property free, stereop-
"a tieon and views and the largest lenses
ONDERDoNK. Lemon Soueezer" onlce,
4o5 Grsnd-st.
NM ANTED 10 exchange, new 4-story and
w basement brownstone house. 2ox55x
100; best hardwood cabinet trimmings; all
improvements in West 16th-st., New
York: for first-class houses, stores or va
can't los IN Brooklyn. Address EX.
CHANGE, Tribune once.