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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31
The Reward Still offered.

CHICAGO, May 27.-The interest in the
whert of Tasoott, was revived to
day when Mrs. Henrietta Snsll, widow of
the late Amos J. Smell, announced that
her reward of fifty Thousand dollars, here
tofore offered for Tascott, will hold good
sixty days from today, on the same terms
and conditions of the former rewards
offered by her.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31
Italians Give 4 Reception

FRANKFORT, May Fixing Humbert of
Italy arrived here today. After visiting
the dowager empress of Austria, the king
gave reception to the Italian residents
of the city, to whom he said German soil
was no longer foreign to Italians, who
belonged to the same family with the
Germans. He declared he returned home
fuii of hannineaa
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31
FIGHT WITH TENANTS.
Many Policemen Wounded While Trying TO
Eviet Irish Tenants.

DUBLIN, May 27.-There was another
conflict az Fslcarrsgh today, between
evictors and tenants, during which IS
policemen were injured. The police we're
totally unable to effect an entrance
through the doors. Finally scaling lad
ders we're procured and with these the
attacking party endeevored to enter by
way of windows and roofs.
As the police svsrmed up the ladders
inmates rair ed every manner of missile
upon them, and IN some cases ladders
crowded With officers were thrown vio-
lentiy to the ground. In this way q
humber OF officers received serious in
iur,es, As usual superior force of
besiegers prevailed and evictions we're
finally accom- pl ished-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31
Another Suit for tie Electrician.

PIrrsBURe, Pa, May 21.-The suit of
the Westinghouse Consolidated Electric
Light company, asainst the Mckeespors
or Edison Electric Light company, was
taken up In the United States court to-
day before Justice Bradley of the United
States supreme court. The point at
issue, in addition to the fairness and cor
rectpess of the Sawyer patent, is priority
of invention which is claimed bv both
SAWYER and Edison.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31
The Arrival of Agent Leahy.

ASHLAND, Wis, May 28.-Michael A.
Leahy, of Wausau, who was recently ap-
pointed agent for the La Point Indiana
by President Harrison, has arrived in this
city to take charge of his post. Colonel
Gardner will remain few days until the
new agent gets used to the mechanism of
government machinery.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31
Clear the Way

Without loss Of time when the Intestinal canal Is
blocked up by reason OF constipation, chronic or
temporary. Is should be borne in mind that
this aflment ID prone to become lasting and oosti
nate and breed other and worse complaints.
Hostettsrs stomach Bitters is the precise rem
civ to remove the obstruction enectuaiiy, but
without drenching or weakening the biockaded
bowels a consequence always to be apprehended
from the use Of violent iaxatives, which are
among the most pernicious OF the cheap nos
trums swallowed by the credulous and misiR-
formed The fat of experience. and OF the med
ical fraternity sanction the claims OF this stand
ard aperisnt Not only as source OF relief and
pernanent regularity to the bowels, liver and
stomach but ss q means OF remedying and pre-
venting kidney and bladder troubles, and fever
and asue ii Is without 3 peer
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31

MILWAUKEE,, May 27-News reached
here this afternoon from Oak Greek,
twelve miles from Milwaukee that a big
flow of natural gas was struck there to-
day. The flow is sufficient to blow stones
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31
A Whole Town Swept Away.

V1ESSA, May 28.-A conhagration in
the town of Podhsioe, Galicia, destroyed
500 houses, church and synagogue and
caused the loss of many lives. Twelve
corpses have been ex.ricated from the
ruins.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31
NARROWLY ESCAPED browning.

ELLswosTH, Wis, May 28.-Mrs. L. NJ.
Wood ~or.h, of this place, 80 years OF age,
narrowly escaped dro sniug in cistern.
Sne fell in throu "a trap door that had
been mis- placed oy children, and was al
most dead wheL taken ou..
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31
A Little Child Fatally Burned.

ELLswoRTH, Wis, May 28.-A little girl
6 years old, the daughter OF Andrew Box
strom, of Plum City, in this county, was
fatally burned while attempting to kindle
fire. Assistance came too late to save
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31

ALL Russian ships of war are to be
lighted exclusively by electricity, and by
January next the whole of the Russian
feet will be lighted by that means.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31
Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, May 2T.-wheat-Easy; Us for
seller cash; 70 for seller July. Corn
Dull; No. 9. 80. oats-DuI: No. 2 white,
25haz7. Rye-Steady; No. /. 42a42J4 Barley,
Dull; No. 2 81. ProvIsions-Firm Pork-1l %
for seller cash.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31

of the doctor, to aid IN finding the mur-
derers."
"I don't think that will" she replied.
"They seem to know so much that they
and Mrs. Conklin shut the door.
Her husband had an intervieg with
Police Captain Shack late tonight, but
the officials deny that he gave any infor-
nation of importance. Conklin would
not talk to the re porter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31

ON the South Australian Railway en-
pipeers who run their trains for two
wears without an accident receive pres
ent of $50.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31

Eleven of the crew of the fOundered
Alaskan have reached Floreuce, Ore.
They endured great suffering in an open
boat
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31
In the Sydney courts it has been decid-
ed that DO Sunday newspaper can cue
for advertisements, the contract being IL
legal.

The shipment of wines from Bordeaux
last year showed a falling on OF more
than 4 oOC 900 gallons.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31
To Begin an Emigration Campaign

TORONTO, May 28.-The Manitoba gov
ernment's Ontario emigralt agent has
been instructed by the premier of Mani.
toba to visit Michigan and Wisconsin and
to report on the condition of the farmers
in these states, with a view to commenc-
ing vigorous emigration campaign
there. 1t is said that a great many are
anxious to move ont to Manitoba
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31
Peace at samoa

WASHINGTON. May 2s-Admirsl Kimber.
" has reported to the Havy department,
under date of Auckland, Mag q, that the
nativss have disbsnded. Peaoe prevails.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31

THE bjeot of the next congressional
appointment is attracting considerable
attention. Unless there is large in
crease in the membership, an increase
must be made in the basis ot representa-
tion. With the present membership,
which is generally conceded to be already
too large the basis will go up TO about
100000, and the representation of several
eastern and southern states will be re
duced, while that of some OF the western
and southwestern states will be CORES
pondingly increased. Massachusetts,
New York, Pennsylvania and Ono will
Ioee from one to four members each.
Maine and Connecticut will also, probab-
ly, lose one member each, but New Hamp-
shire and Vermont will retain their pres
ent membership.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31

GovEHNoR HOARD has very sensibly de
oided that an extra session is unnecesary.
He finds ON consultation with eminent
lection of women from outrage are not
in such bad condition as WAS at first
feared, and that tho state can putt along
for a couple of years without rectifying
the blundors OF the legislature thus far
Uncovered. Besides the saving of eI
pense, the governor might well hesitate
80 Gal, an extra session on the principle
that enc should never employ black
smith to repair his watch a second
time.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31

ONE of the things most neglected by
farmers this season is the feet of their
horses. If farmers can be satisfied to
sweat in rubber boots until after planting
we have nothing to say, for they are cap
able of speaking out and shifting for
themselves, but 1t is too bad to neglect
the horses foot and keep on the shoes
that were nailed ON by an honest black
smith last February when the hoof needs
pairing tho worst kind.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-31

CHICAGO, May 22.-The dead body of
DR.. Cronin, the Irish-American who so
strangely disappeared from his home in
Chicago two weeks ago, was found this
evening some distance north of the city
in a sewer on Evanston avenue. A blood y
towel was wrapped about the head, but
he body was stark naked. A Catholi
emblem, which the doctor always wore
next his skin suspended about the neck,
was untouched. On his head were a
dozen outs, which had severed the scalp
and indented the scull. 1t is the opinion
of the police that Cronin was
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McoRDED MoRTchGES.

a,uu, Jacob g. and wiuAm Gross and wtvss e -
B1ac. s S Ssa y o: @ v 3sas' aS1 sSs">
s s.ps1 I%Ils S Angel 1lsA''s . Of NV.
ss :ssa p'"'F' Savings Ban. Nc " "A"
Cromwell, Albert md wife, 70 william MAJ @uss~
p.sns Michael and vile Bssers ssesoa'f a.
n 40th.st, 3 Of 7th-svs, years = COG: -. -.
Franz ,10, Sss,s. ana A wis q ss year.
same to iona. Well and s .ss ssS Sd'av' Of
same 70 John Il sturk. W Avenue A. Oh "'nN~
2 years, ss;l09 x,,. - = w,sosr q . linton,
ave- Se, Il , %I!it. y 1aG VIZ ocS wagner
trnete. AIsxandei to p. A. h Jackson Nos NJ sn1
~ aa MSso jane. T. = william aoh oh-s.
III 80 ,.:,:s : q Nh s.ss ,'a
aSensnn John & n % G Bruenemann. lsssh-s~
& SoI ssH TSSS.. . W.n Murphy. 1o1' ed
Same same 70 . L Paddock. s 1o.hss. Of sshsv''
areSsfSI EwOod to Morgan No 20 losh''''
% yPolion' William and wife 10 Blum, sxeeusS,1 snA
2therS executors &c, ms 7ist-ss OF &'h's's' Je~'
tee n : I26th.st Of ethave, months. 5000 ,., -
EesS.nesrC Masiid. p oo 70 A LA"s0n' ho~'n~
SchSGhsrr. Albert 70 n Won swi,,en and Others g
seuti1 and executor & Nos 1873 and 1s' East 1issA'a
Scott GiibSrs G o United States Trust Company.
$50 s:sss %jsisa. Tadea. ils"-.~ Of .'A."~
TrmSis samuel to Ward. Nos SO and q Anna
Tcmpkins. Griren. to R Minturn. trustee, %. Z
same to Herman Wronkow. 1O7th.st " Of Ls1tnstOn
9th. ave, months Q mortgages, $4,000
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BOOK NOTES.

IAs cransn delivered at tho grave OF Horace
05e<ey on Inst Decoration Day by Coiond l. M'
Laxson' las been published In book form BY Horace
Gxvssey Post No. SIT, @. A. Il. 1t is an eoouen'
tribute to tho fiinstrous journalist and patriot ~
the many activities Of his useful career. but onc'
u Course as founder and editor Of The Tribune wn'oh
- Colonel Lawson says, he made "u'e very ioAioon
~ libertys The little volume Is tastefuliy printed
and bound, and forms valuable souvenir Oh an
Interesting occasion.
The result Of a unique enterprise In PHOTOGRAPHY
appears In q volume Just issued by the Bryant Lite>
NY Union OF this city. Under the direction OF MT.
wallace Bruce every rod of both shores OF the HUI
,on River. from New-York to Albany. was photo.
rranAed from Upstream. From these 500 mega
hyes photo-ensravings were made. and these were
shiff,dty Soined together in continuous panorama
sons ctshsy feet long. Both shores are SHOWN 10
rether. me river itself occupying the centre OF the
n.res AZ the book into which the engravings have
h,en hound 1t Is singularly complete and realistic
ptcor4al guide book Of this great river and Will be
appscedsted both by those who are familiar with the
scencs portrayed and BY those TO whom the land OF
Hendrix Hudson and Kip Van Wrinkle is yet an IN
discovered country.
Tho Story of Patsy" CHoughton, Mifiin & Coz is
told by Kate Douglas Virgin with sympathetic
tenderness which will touch all kind hearts Patsy
b a street child, dirty and forforn, whose htle Inc
has been fun Of hardship. There has been but one
Mrs Ewing; but 1t may be said that MIS-. Wiggin. In
Der child stories, has shown many of the qualities
Ehich distinguished the English writer.
useful little book under the tile of Principles
Vt Procedure In Deliberative Bodies" has been COM
rled by George G. Crocker president Of the Massa-
ohuset,s Senate in 1889. and published by G. p.
Putnam's Sons. The manual gives convenient direc-
tons for the management Of public assemblies Other
than legislative and municipal
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ROCKS or TIE WEEK.

DrEEERoLS2 % By Pau. lemo' DD' soe tseif'f''
Es A. sss ul BY 5'" Scar
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FtsEs ssIESAh rBB ss.ss 81 d'
EEeB'H 5' e. i'S p fs ST.
sSssss1Ess OF 81; THE a..s Sc
TIE T.N Fs!s.a. som. WEST vols S7' DID,
sasrH S1SEs s % SITE e. On
IT, FY e S51ss. & g. Warren Holden la"'
rns SI D. i HOUSE sV Sen Y sa
DzssioE g. v ASp.5s o sy San. 1'l i'n' ''
r1s sn tH:.:sl q 9 GHn 1AAAs BY - ''"'' '''
ns Rsas, z ass rn' Ryan i'H'' '' 'l' Grand
ss OF sSssr c BY r. eess
uTsss ~ PEEPS sss .; gsgsTa . George B.
rT g saoH sSs94SS BY Louise
LACE so p Paul Iinhaa' aa~' 3D. 3d. d. Appleton
ls sGyTs &c sas W. p sss
THE yHS s5 e. sy Ss w'''
z. 3, 81 John keoaA SS0' PIP sa0' civilian Wood
ENGLISH FLOWER GARDEN. By W. Robinson.
svo, pp. ss2. John Murrsyl
r1H u.s. S a. SHTds sss 81 Hs%
DICTIONARY OF MUSIC AND MusIGIANS ~ siI
George Grove D. q, L, $40, UP $50 tNacnduao Co..
GEORGE WASHINGTON. 2 vols. BY Henry Cabot
Lodge l2mo, PIP 800, tHoushson. Mimih Coz
TEE n SA 81 srIa sSs RHsRs BY Charles S''''
YOUNG HoME-MAKERs.. py =. MeCready uarri@
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EHE CoMINe scHoot: by Ellen E. Kenyon. 2'm0'
pp.-1lo, tosssell q Co..
DUR BOY AND GIRL. ny Ellen Patton. limo, pp
2Se John D. Alden,)
La socIETE FRANCAlSE, ny Thomas Frederick
DEBORAH DEATH. by -. ionO pp eas. &C.
w, Dillingham; 49,
Dillingham; -
IVAN JLXIgSIiI' " I'0' NJ T'''''' '0n'' 'p 'sS
r,tp HuMAN MORAL PROBLEM by H. n Coan
Emo, PIP. a. "a, G, Armstrong g SOM
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs--N.

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TBANsFERs-N.
Plcasans pleasant S W ~ ,,s - 70 Z aauis
i1Sth.st. n s, sIS # Q Of 4thsvs. sJ;saioo:h;
Maria Won Twistesn ex anxxits " pan1i1ei
70 Tswmsn Cowen.. ...:..;;;;..:;; ":;.;;!
1oSth,E, l2S II Oh S'h's'e. $500.
williSsye. 80 Is Of iHou''' 1oaoo.
102d.st. 100 r. Of vsn's'e' A"oAiO~
r L psoaocS 20 4 yon nss,s iis11i0o Ii:
william D Murphy 70 same = a..:
Ave A, No 1020i Tr0wbridge 70 n n DSrn
oad, n. a $40 II Q Of 7thave 0aoSo; hary
Echhorn % william Bqhler IT,; r;:;.;tt;.j
VET End.ays. e. AZ Il Of ssth-st 4oxso:
Edgecomse ave " s. S,S OF le'n 49, so =
George Gaut5 -
nth.aye, > l9zyo f" VI A'o'h""
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Bookselers and Postmasters usually receive snb"rI
tons Subscriptions sent direct TO the Publisher shout
be accompanied by PostofBce Money Order or Df'f
when no time specified, subscriptions VIII beRh VII
the current humber.
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cvHARPRRS CATALOGUE comprising the ea"
OF nearly four thousand volumes, viii be sent by ma
On receipt OF Ten Cents In postage stamps.
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REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS At THE ExcHANoH

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE u
There was only ono public solo st the Real 1Gonao
Exchange yesterday, that b. gohn T. Boyd, WHO e.
fered No. 152 West sevsnty-sixthst st., on ths seaie
side, east of Tenth-ave.. foursstory brick dvsllh
and lot 21.4x102. The bidding rxn up TO e1e0sol
at which price A. W. MeFwan was the buyer. BsovS
a. Leviness sold for George II. Brociway, asspss e
the estate Of Amasa Lyon, varied personal ntonerH
De Forest for s2s3o7l 10 brought s2s $40 sAs.S1
Eve Shares In the Hotel Breslin Wits Company wqst
for $40 per share. Various other clssms md 3adle
Contract, for Alfred E. Beach, Of The Scientific
American the five lots the south side OF 6eventy
eighth St, 100 feet east Of Tenth ave. for $4,000 =
rbere was call at the Exchange yesterday foe
cou:ry hotel road house with bar n any sseco
bit orefer 81 900. Also for brick or brownstonl
dwelling in Parkave. between M Scd wy -
) it,outh.st corner Burlng SIP, Susinc@ S,cPHy
iandt-st paying pcr cent net on entire cost g
$4,000; and the block OF lots SITUATED oess.ssd
and the boulevard, ut s4oS 900.
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Obstruction

For Bows and Young Men-City.
~ oLLBGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS School:
L Special preparation for spring and fall entrance and
"a'i II '%ooDBRiDGE DAVIS Ph. D.. So East tSth-st
IYEiVYRBITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. i.t72 nrga1way
u near 42d- b2d year primary eonmeIoisi sna Sh1
cal aspartmsnts; instruction thorough, ~: ~. hobsf'
W. T. AKIN n. Q. HENpRCKsoN. PrineipaiA
Fer Young Ladias-City.
4 Rr LECTURES FOR LApIEs:-Es DI. esrdnsrs
- Hissorv m Rhyme Lady teacher wanted nett year
SyUMMEK SESSION OF AMER KINDERGARTEN
= NORMAL SCH0OLL-Fiye weeks cour. begins July
SIN EMILY NJ, COE, Principal ADD Editor OF amer.
Kindsyrarten Magazine, Room ~, Bsls House, New.
York. TEACHERS WANTED |
" AN NORMAN lEsTlIyTs pTcundea iss7, HONE
AND bAY scHooL.-Csns,i P,,si Es's 2, saS-sI
Musical instruction.
Al ErRoPoLITAN CONSERVATORY or MUSIC,
q EAST 4TII.sT.
puts lessons In voee Piano and Organ given during
ne sanmer months. once opsn every day.
H. ". areene g, b. Hswiey, N. E. Palmer,
: Saa's Rnsesr. Musicsl pissesor. sseretay'
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WABASH, ST. LOUIS & PACIFIC;
RAILWAY COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

NETWORK. June 2osdsso.
~, crSTrAr ,i,T COMPANY OF NEw.YoRK.
g., pursuance Of order OF Court made June 10. 1882
ni nav on presentation a It's onee, 81 wsst for nrs'
bonds, funded debt bonds and scrip OF mo IT,
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20 no, already deposited under tho plan OF REORGANIZATION
tho amounts found by decree Of the Cou with interest,"
,ber,on ~ date Of presentation.
mr., ,d,r limits the tine for presentation 10 July L. 1882
CENTRAL TRUST co. OF n. Y.
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Gaming araoemles.

A LExANDfR MAcGREGoR's, loe WEST SoTH'sL
"A Private Lessons and Glasses In Dancing dsy.
hendels sohn Hall 70 let for private entertAnmen@
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New.York Friday June 81 lisa -
The following sale VS., held the Exchange and Auso
Room to-day: - go n.
sos La II g Of iOth.sye, lot 21%xlo24; W hsAWsa
S29,o50. -
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CLIP HER WING, OR LET HER SOAR.
BY A LADY OF LOUISIANA
new story full OF interest. wehnts"h charHcprs
tainted With great truth Of dctsl Extremely wei
written and entertaining Beautifully bound Price. 81 %
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TIME soox OF opEN:AIR SPORTS cst.yS ~
pace nluitrssd: I Es nlss =, .ssins Svt
snns bali payins ssoouug. horseback Hdtng. a. S,S
u ats,s sSf1s and eaysrsany eonalinsasSA ~ -
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A -s2S TO s2s-Slx rooms aud eeh p,vsHE W.. 81
a; spd va sSsnfUSS sss.s WALTER LAwKNtE nor
| wes cor 9th-sye and 1c<th-St
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DEBORAH DEATH.
new novel, not IN the beaten track but hoId orig
ins and Intensely absorbing Sure 70 make sensation
Price, 20 cents.
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ANEW SUMNER BOOKS.

Published by HARPER d BRoTnERs. Ncw-YorR
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EDITORS STUDY!
nv WILLIAM DEAN HowBLbs.
Mr. BrSader Matthew's Hopes Of en- American Drama
Mr. A. NJ Palner's Despair Of it-what Is Play -
Mr.. Hsrrissn's Sketches and Mr.. Thompson's Enter
ta,pment-The Tendency Of Mr.. Burgess Work and
Mr. Hoyrs-The Promise Of an American Drama on
those Lines.
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60 Ect, FURNISHED.

Country
IN -Furnished for the season o. vooms NJ
new house with twelve aSSp,e &C. provided vtu
sas aaueduct water electric bells hss.Ss ~
Saths: on elf near beach vita eS ssnaW ~
sSsnsed 70 iarse family or party. Address =. " -
2OS Nantucket, Mass
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q with such editing Il 10 no wonder that HARPERs
MAGAZINE increases it's hold upon the reading public
Al America ana England Hartford Coursnt
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MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENT

MONTHLY RECORD Of CUHKENI EVLNio'
EDITORS DRAWER.
Conducted BY CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
Coneorpiur Privilege CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
initial BY r. W. McvICkkR.-Milk and "ans
DAVID KER).-A Funny story (lllustrstion By AL.
BERT F. STERNEE). etc.
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AT NEw.LoNDoN. CONN.

ItTTS III; ORANGESu near all stations 70 MorrisSSSS
n J-Furn shed residences for rent coniinnaa n,r.v
psrrains for sale. EDw. T. HAMILTON W, 20 -