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The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-02
Minister of Foreign Aft;
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sale OF Lease of Government Lands.
On WEDNESDAY, October 1st, 1890, at
the front entrance of Aliiolani Hale, will
be sold at Public Auction, the Lease OF
that Tract of Land lying between Paauhau
sad Paalaea Sd, the same being portions
Il Ouhi, Pakiloa, Kalua and Paalaea and
., and containing 81 0Acres or Whereabouts.
Terms-Lease for ten years to date from
APRIL 10, 1891.
Upset Price-S1, go per annum, payable
semi-annually in advance.
Also at the same time and place the
Lease OF all that Tract or Parcel of Land
situate in Kaao, District of Hamakua,
Island of Hawaii, more particularly de-
scribed in Government Lease No. 227 to
Ma-sden and Siemsen, and containing an
area Of 10 Acres.
Terms-Lease for ten years to date from
April 10, 1891.
Upset Processes per annum, payable
seni-annually in advance.
c. n. SPENCER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, August %, 1890.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-02
Du 4utlDoritp
department of Foreign Affairs.
SPECIAL ORDER 10. 10.


Whereas, by Special Order No. 9, issued
on August 23rd instant, the First Battalion
u Hawaiian Volunteers have been. and are
dissolved, and
Whereas. the Field, staff, Line Officers
and Privates of said Battalion have well
and faithfully discharged their military
duty while holding their respective COM
missions in, or attached to, said Battalion
therefore, in recognition of their fidelity to
duty, the said Field, staff, Line Officers
and Privates OF said First Battalion of Ha-
waiian Volunteers are and shall be permit
ted TO retain their uniforms and equip
-nents. and are hereby honorably mustered
out and discharged from the Hawaiian
Volunteer Service.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
Department of Foreign Affairs this 2Sth
dav OF August, 4. D. 1890.
]. A. CUMMINS,
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-02

Those two excellent institutions
the Kamehameha School and the
Kamebameha Preparatory School
begin a new term to-day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-02
miscellaneous.

Potato blight is spreading rap
idly in Ireland.
Morrow will not accept the NOM
ination for Congressman for Cali
fornia.
President Harrison has been
snubbed by Admiral Gherardi.
Mariners at Melbourne have
gone on the strike, paralysing the
shipping trade at several places.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-02
CORRESPONDENCE.

We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
statements made. or opinions expressed by our
correspondents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-02
OUR SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.
Per L. VI. ;. :. ZeaIandia, San Fran
cisco, August rs, 1890.
Sugar Notes.

(From Our Special s. F. Correzpondent)
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-02
1}aWaiianQ9az&tt&

ssr NoDUs IN REBUs.
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- - THE MONEY MARKE1
Saturday, Feb. Ep. m

Saturday, Feb .-p. m
To-day being the anniversary of WasngtOni
Birthday, is legal holiday throughout Unites
States, and all exchanges are closed.
Messrs. Alexander Brown & Sonsof THU
city, and the Lombard Investment Cooration
and John Munroe Il Co.. Of New-YO. inviH
subscriptions to 10000 Of the ordins shares
of the United States Trust and Guarice Cor
poration. The par value of the shares G5 or
S24 80, and the subscription is at 1t price.
A simultaneous offer Of the shares will made in
London, through the Imperial and Fign In
vestment and Agency Corporation, lifted, Of
London The subscription lists will opened
on Friday, February 81, and close orr before
Wednesday, February % The purpc of the
new corporation is to make nvestmcn in first
class American and foreign securities a its pro-
motors claim TO have excellent facilib for do
ing so because of their long experience the in
ye,tment businss The list of founders an in
teresting one and will doubtless be accted as a
Guarantee Of the character of the unrtaking.
Particulars Of the subscription and of le scope
and purposes of the corporation Will bound In
our advertising columns.
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SIZE WILL BE MORE CAUTIOUS NOW.

From The Boston Home journal.
Here Is a bit Of an incident which shows into WHAT
mistakes ones sister, wives and daughters mas
uncOnscOusy drop from deficient know ledge 81 ire
world, and the pleasant but unluchy ignorance "hch
results from that. The wife Of well known business
man was passing huuicdly through Temple Place III
broad daylight the other afternoon when she passed
Who looked closely at her thar her attention
WAS attracted. size thought him friend IF her nus.
bands whom she had met but once or twice. ana
turncd her head to reply huIricdy 10 his half greet
Ing Going home she said 10 her husband, ON.
passed your friend, Mr.. Blank this afternoon and came
near cutting him. ! Wa glad saw him In season.
The next day. CHANGING to be I'm the same Vicinity
she saw him again. Wishing 10 be extra civil - make
MP for her GOODNESS the day before she Snilcd warmly
and said in her most ailablc tone she passed hln
Good afternoon" Then she entered a store. rs
She stood at the counter she him enter ana pass
behind her and having paid her bill not surprised
20 him by her side the step. She put ont hcr
hand and said Il hope You VIII forgive me for not
recognizing you ycstcrday--at irS'.' lie murmurcd
nizcd him now. and then said " Have Won been 70
lunch p" That seemed bit odd. but her husband
Iunchcd very often with the friend she supposed
him 10 he. she only smiled and said. NO. " VIII
Won come with me-" be asked. She only replied
"Oh, no, thank YOU ] have IN engagement and
stepped 10 the street, bowling her good afternoon
The gentleman followed and said. Well when will
yon make an appointments Then it dawncd on her
innocence that this could not he her husband
friend. and with a wave 0f color up tO her
hair -he asked Are you not Mr.. Hlauk 'n He shook
hi head with a confused exclamation. @Thcn you
have made a mistake the lady hurried away,-Slle
had 10 hurry or the profc>- ional mashcr ght have
what he Is not accustomed TO sec-tcars IN II
woman,
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TIE KEYYEBEc ICE CROP.

From The Kcnnebcc Journal
Conservative judges say that fully two thirds OF
the en-. If lou,ablc ice ON the kcpuchrc Ina, been
secured already The fever sim continues, however
and ice II being crowded into every available pace
lv crews Of men a. large can be secured. lhcle
4, no longer 80 much OF demand 10 work on inc
ice for men. The greatest trouble Is 10 secure
carpenters and lumber tor the new houses ana stacks
which icrncu from OTHER place, are auNloG, To bulh
Nj sawmil5 which are now running are uO"Hcl
with orders requiring several weeks 10 iii. The
rush extends up the river far a Fairfield and
.kowhcgan as unsuccessful attempt, 10 e'nrc lumber
from these places have been made. The scarcity
!, confined more 10 upright and large lumber thhi
10 boards. \ crew OF nineteen carpenters arrived
from Albany. y. =. last evening. and, As soon as
lunhcr which has Iccn ordered from Ncy York ar
Iyc- Will begin work a 10000 ton stack 10 ie
erected bv the RidgcWood Ice Company, of Boston, on
the Charles Lrad,ucet farm. opposite NatunlhedS
I.laud The Brad-trcct Bros, Of south Gardiner
looked over their plant south Of uic FaruhhGide
holl.rs of the Knckcrhockcr tOWplu; Tue DAY, AMI
announced that they viii stack Ice on The -itc. h"
,1uuirg operation, Immediately. Tie kucheibockcr
Compauv. Who have recently pur ll-od the pr
ud, rHood house. VIII mwcdlt"N begin filling
tlrni Ilavuc, y Lawrence have asked tor pcrlnl'-
.,r tn erect "A stack the cast side of their Ran
d1lph houses. and viii probably PIT mp several
ttni-oud tons. buyers aI" Offering = per ton Tor
ir if dealers believe that better prices can BE- Sc
...rcd and are not selling freely a, Yet. Many New
N,r- ircmcn. who here. would take large con
~t- ~ - or - - per ton. hUt cautions llout
Offering more a@ they have not Yet dc,pared IF ~c-
,r-.n, ice ON their own river the HUDSON. !
,,o,nincut New York lee magnate, who j. IN fine
~ e4y, that Hudson operator, VIII not Inv am
Great amount at present figures for some DAYS -
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THE ILLIrERArE VOTER AID BALL0rREFoRA


New York CORES pOndence Philadelphia LeoT'
| have been at some pains TO ascertain u hII 1
of persons i'm the state of New York whmight DC
disqualified from voting under this systa. me
latest estimates are that $4,000 persons hNg IN I,
state are unable TO read. But OF TINS nuDcr o!H
1000 to 10000 are legal voters. out old
vote Of 800 1O9 cast in this state for Prident III
1855 only 5000 or 10000, therefore. wer cast Dy
men who cannot read. small a, their nuroers are.
however, the illitcratc voters numerot enough
10 change the result in close elections lkethose OF
l--f and l5sS, if they should all vote on way OF
should be prevented from voting at all But eN-
Chamberlain William VI. WINS, who Is one Ofhc lead
inr Democratic advocates Of baotbOX reforI argues
that the itcratc voters will be better abb TO v0te
uuder the new system than they under he pres
ent system. ! asked Mr.. WINS to day why II THIS
was so Tammany Hall is 50 fearful about lslng me
vote, Of its crate followers in case the satOn blll
becomes a law The fact H." he repld, the
argument is not made in good faith; A. nave
shown the voter who cannot read VIII still be abr
to vote under the new system. The only person
who are opposing the Ballot Reform bill are, mrs.
those who wish to sell their votes. and secold mos
who wish to buy votes. The honest man wFo cahn'
read will be able to vote just as easily as he 90
now but the dishonest voter Will lose a market I
hi- vote, and will probably remain away from
fs1i
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Tile SMOKE PROBLEM SOLVED,

From The st. Paul Pioneer Press
You IT. Paul fellows are not little bit en-,
pri-ing.T pompousy observed Chicago man. w
don't Won kckl' ,-, -. -,
WHY. Kick against the smoke nuisance AZ
ms Chicago men and all Of our newspapers CIV
Hcl, ar t,yo every daV. Well have the nuisance,
formed some day, and that's where our reward :,
come in But YOU II. Paul folks won't get rp1
the ~mo,e nuisance for ages. You are SLOW,
Nv friend quietly returned the St Paul n'
. Won got I'm late this evening. did you not!'
You came right up to the hotel in hack
This is your first trip to It. Paull'
Though: -. Nor when YOU come To 60 nnn
o. ,nnrro,v Won will observe that all Of our buuss
. .o high there is no smoke nuisance. Ws'o
o'lved the pIohlcm in a practical way
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tian 12 Volkspartei democrats, Danes J.. I'm ne
Secondary ballots in the above l16 districts VIII pe
contested As follows: by Conservative, 20 I'M
pcrialsts 10: National Liberals. 81 Contrasts, 10
herman Liberals, 81 socialists, AZ Guelphs, = folc,
4: Volkspartci, .; Ants emites, = Inc Hernan
Liberal, claim that their returns sho" thal iIcy
have to contest i'm supplementary elections SIXTY Two
seats \, fortv-~iN uf these against tn tartrr,
and fourteen against the Socialists, they are c"hdo
that their party will have in the ncAt KclcHs'ds
sixty five to seventy votes against the last .
FIGHTERS journal. referring 70 the proposal that
al parties shall coacScc against the socialists. Warn'
the Progres,sts against false sympathy WIN the
Cartel party, and says: Though the CaitcI ma
ioritv DESTROYED the possibility Of a majority favor
iuc an increase Of duty on articles for consumption
vet The prolou cation Of the Socialist law Is not
cIudcd from the political combinations
KING OTTO BEDRI DDEN AID DYING.
King otto Of Bavaria is bcdriddcn and in the last
stages OF general paraly
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Real estate 10 GrthanQe.

A. IEIPEOOF APARTMENT Hot 81 90
l. Nothing finer i'ooN'u Higgins Won
rented GOOD Investment VIII - lIn 20
for country Sat or Suburban. 10 Wali-'t,
Room .i.
LNAEN WANTED 300 exchange for d..
L ~Iall. residence az lIIHh".h ~
ioon- cIiiilg, -luuori Inc location. j. -.
HOY a. - Broadway.
~ AiiN WANTED within one hour Of
L city and joss than hif NIL" from
depot. viii give in exchange two o. 1r'F
u,f cottage 90 improvements ur>t-'la-9
order. a. CDury Island pt.,r. 10000 no
,urumhran,e. Il. l.. WOLCOIH 20 I,h-
tr,-.t.. oNu,r
as THE HUDSON. near this city. -
" acres fronting ou river; tine views +,
large house. widr piafI1-. all Improvements
and tuuycuirutr-. stable. cJtii1g" room
y cottages. barns. htuhou~r; cou~"rN htori, :
that paw running expenses ~ place al
luIfdIug- supplied by water under hish nat
ufal pressure. free and clra", would rN.
change for rqui.y ln city property. N'nd
fun particulars. LOCKWOOD, Iiibuhc
OG.c".
NJ ELL-PANING apartment house. Muir
w fgy ll.ll. near Nadi,on-aN'. perfect
order. dl rented would exchange Tor l"t,
or country scat. 10 Wall-st, Room -.
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Furnished tjonecs.

4 FEW CHOICE elegantly furnished
y and uufum-h,d nat, low rentals :
handsome houses. city and country, lgt selh
exchange. J.. \. DALEY, - w. 3oih'st.
NIONTDLAIR. y. ito rent. furnished,
vi cottage. II rooms; ga. water, iur-
mace, ld1udrv, Hc.; lawn. shade and iult
trOc, stable ard Carriage house ciHht
minutes walk from station: 5000 per an
mum or WI. rent for -uun.er. CHAS. NJ.
SCUO1T, JH. 66 BroalNav.
Two LET. FURNISUED.-L refusing
L 10 Keep house. will let her handsomely
furnished residence. Wc-t 9ith.,t.. o. a.
.irobie party. wiz takr lizard II desired.
PRIVAfE RESIDENCE. Tribune Onic'.
wv HAMPTON CENTRE. l.. l.
w Furnished cottages. five minutes walk
from surf ana SIN bathing. I'm. bolurg'
fishing aud shooting. IlOlsEI VI. HOW
ELL. Ec1i Estate Agent. -..
frnr n.hnr r.,I n.,nfn al. see ION page.
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OBITUARY..
1,MrS nANKER HILTON.

h,o di.natch WA, received in this city Yesterday
.,,,,,rc,ur IN. DEATH at Bourncmouth, England, OF
lame, Tanker Hilton, son Of Henry Hilton III his
twenty eighth year. lie was born in tins CIV ana
,,os educated at the Charcr Institute ana Columbia
College About five years ago he went abroad III
Tho hone that travel would benefit weakness ol me
luncs t. which he Wa, subject. since Ic"'l"- W"
y,r, hc visited A considerable part Of Europe ana
. s,,,,o tn,o in Egypt and Algicrs Last year he
= ,r paris Ills health was 50 much improved by
st, " in the south Of France that he lctt there m
so1,tor Ia take charge of the London branch nouSc
Np''rii""",t a+icr,t firm on his way 10 England he
ol,bt coid an attack OF the grip followed, and lie
died Yesterday of consumption.
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SECRETARY TRACY INSPECTING CRUISERS.

Philadelphia, Feb 22.-secretary of the Navy tracy
stopped in this city to-day. while on his way "o'"
Washington to Brooklyn and spent the iilerho'" Il,
looking the Government cruisers Phladeipla anu
Newark, now being built at the shpyard oil CraHp
sons lie also visited the dynamite cruiser Nesu'lu9
and was shown the operation Of three dynamite guns
with which She is provided. The SeCr2-~S @A ~,
himself IS much pleased with everything hc saw" l'
started for Brooklyn this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday afternoon. Nno"7
those present were General James Grant Wilson, Gen
,ral EIovd CIarl,on Mayor j. l.. KilgOrc Alonzo
r Decker and General Alexander shaer. Lit'le
bu,luc,s was transacted. II was decided, however,
to take a room in The Tines Building a. hetG
,,,,rtrrss 4 letter was read from General IL. VI.
Juiati - cincinnati recommending that the society
Cniiect $50 900 for memorial building. lie iet
certain that the Government would give tlem iaiu'
and additional money.
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKB.

London Feb %, Atanlie ana , Or. W psStas
first trustees certihcaes % inoi, C~n
tai ~ MAla ordnaTy BE- RS.5S 49, ga 20 f %aliesn
Vnt,,i now ner cont londs 72i4 Bar sy Is quoted
at I3 1864 per ounce Money 4i2a? pc, ot,,,cs =
Paris advtcs quote per cent rentes az trahcs *
contos for the account and exchange on Loon a' ~
Rorln Feb The imperial Bank OF Gmany haA
nAed Us rate VI discount az per cent
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Holm HECK.

Chicago. Feb. % '~pccal.-N dl-pa''h 10 Inc
Evening Journal from Lockport Ill., SAYS: "Johh
,It ,o If t,e oldest resident, Of this vicinity died
ot his home Yesterday, in the ninety first year 81 ms
are At one time he was quite a prominent hSuic IN
railroad circles, being interested in the construction
If many Of the earliest roads in the TT ne was
o,e f The original projectors of the Johct anu 'h'dt
V.iirn,d rn,r leased hy the Chicago and Alton. ana
@ Time me wa, one Of its directors and heavy stock
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Mrs MAHr1X L. ANDERSON.

Rochester. y. Y, Feb. - CSpcciau-New' was re-
ccived in the city today Of the death Of Mrs. Martin
r Anderson which occurred at Lake Helen fla' TINS
afternoon She wa, the wife Of the cNpr,ldent OF
tbe University Of Rochester and was almost a. wen
Lrorn 4. her husband among the alumni Tor inc
a. Licbiv educated and prominent member OF. the
T"nt,.t church. She had been constant attendant
,n her husband during his i'll health. ana her dcVo.
.p, ~, r,nsnd her own illness. Or. Anderson himself
l. very low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

Chicago. Feb. o. lSpccial-Frnk June, P'e.',"'
~, en-. limo scvinc Machine Company, died at Helv-
d.ro III Yesterday Nr. Junc ono II the pioneer
.oyinr machine men Of the country. The whole town
~ I'm mourning over 200 employees viii act ao an
escort at tho funeral
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YORK FEBRUARY 2heV-TWEN"0 nN-

now an absconding DEBTOR is short In MS ao'ou'@
at least $4,000. Futvoye began his pecuiauon1 Il"
July. 1850. soon after he opened the furl'e'S illo
Office here. J. H. IIus the auditor OF the co,ipa",
who discovered the crookedness OF tuN2ye; nS Which
tached the property of a manufacturing cOnpdny "i
he backed up with the funds of Mr. fuiieSS'
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Board an0 Rooms
BROOKLYN.

DIUVhIJ Hs
A PRIVATE FAMILY have peas.
n ant furnished rooms 20 lot tNp OF
three gentlemen partial board u Or. Z ~
800 Lafayetta-ave., Brooklyn.
FNTI EMAN and wife Owac aigs
" handsomely furnished house. est loca,
ton. 10Th Ward. near Broadway fcy, soula
accommodate small family o. adul "h az
excellent suite OF connecthg r,ms anu
fOaM. Address TROWBkiDGE IDuho
Oiiice.
1O1 CLINTON.AVE.-Ihf locif,om
IUl elevated station; 1andsmel, lu..
nisbrd aicoye room. foldingbed. Urge oseti
and all improvements, via nrst-slass'oara
A. moderate pricp-.
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Connirn Real estate for Bale

l. % , ln,.ul containing
N''"''. ~ t-'t,... located upon tar
I' 4' .t. ' t1.. hin. Ipl.r va hn--
hi-. a. ..,t,.r.- ..,. lnn,y, plumb
.u 1915 i.' ti.,., pt..l,, 'u., i-
L.aff ff uu. ol D.. D.. '''.+
VAR furnace, la- . org e-'"" .,i..t
ruhuIu- from .''iAi I'D .,t ,.d
i1nt" -'' "'-.-- ,'. u.s.. .I.t..u- aud
vat 81. &c.,. water Il"-. ,.- ft...p fus
an ,e.'irni ~" l-.' ..- -.i' f.ufIn.y
6.it hiardtooa ao.s, ODD o.. nr. '... Ho' b.;
~t,vart s. Co., OF A,n-N "rA "a, ~, 'ion,
irga N!t.A.u Nauc- 90 s.A "' '.' wv
70 feet, q rage ol."tNa. ...,'-,,r.
5,ll.ll. -4bYr An h'.'- .,i .tlfiifS
,sp',lr- o.. ', '1I,.,. d..
EOl. SAIL OK IN'HNN"i. l"rt
4 ar l,g ,.nf-.ou r.-.it. n ~.
ork noN ronrns ior . pi D"', '.,
conducted h} oHu"i "'.'l ~. I,.f ,.,.,,-,
'I'.-,,",, i.,itt'..,, o,r,..- ,o,a, D., ol join,
49,. cunt inN~'',.'.. a.. ,.r.,..'.., ~
9."I ~. and n. continual .n.ar- mont
u. -..,r,d b. tIr lAi-. r.s,lH' q i.t' i...'
.,.4--.uu.-t, if ou. " ii' .'I ...,
to-,lt.or ,omU,uI'- boo u.' sly
extra outlay d" >....' ,.-.. .r Ir.o.-
l'' o. .'' 1'. rnta u par, payment.
lA.4 pf. '." ,f'.,t.. '.o.u. tH1...
-"., =" r.." ,tfff- rrl,rnr Iu.Ilut.
III ~ ID ~ o.,
DOR ~Ai.E.. TUE AML' 7... ,,,.
d. ~ 'l.'' al counted ir tl. great
l'-' .....,f.. T. Huntington h,au"-
-. ''' ID, f.c most f.rf..r section ~
~, ,-..f' ,t 20 miles from NtN-h ur.,.
'N p.,r-,l..ria pOusfA.,r-Ir aui
CD w. 'prI ,'II STATION bN THU.
- ~, '''.'J add .,f.r-l. lulIIh.-
NN'i ~, u,.tfn-,ou with 900
n"l-l''' 49, t,tpt.,tfNiI. N.r- ,oa,u-
i''r'''' -. Laf '-..rr..-t. rof.ar.-
of'{ so y, H. - " .'. .,,n .-d. ,,EAND
l,ud .'I i'ii'- "n " q, ~" ,.-t,., v...r.
VIZ -" t'' II % t-,rts. would
nnalr a GRAND PAtk. tn't would rival
TUXEDO BOO port LNEIlA rrat TAR
,aln. Y. EpAk,
NNdlri""h. \.
r,rN no. stll ln Grunge Comfy.
L y y. on ontario AID Western Raj
road near depot. go 1rrr0 80 ol "hi.h are
woodland three. hour. from N'N org
farm house % sixteen rooms ana 'nIl
-4.t n farm buildings % grd'n -. ire't
orchard, and mt orchard -'l'lu'' '"l
d1lry. milo "r -i". Is ''l, .pl,,,, and t,nry
.,o'. rt,rt.o.. t,im- reasonable. }. ALIEN
NfIAE SrfTT I2u B-ondvIF
,... L,,i,
L. OR SAIL \ Ihft' I'r'' l' ".,. "a.
L for TIE Owner -li''' u' In iii
lowns and -hrnhhrrY. any OF. Mn ~
city conN'n,,n,,'' MiyVl.r ,ar. Of II
,o'',l9 r. Uroadvay
'"' -,, milo.
NOR SAIL. flii'h''u MISS, 'N "."
L from IruUN. q .''h Nuii' '"'''-'' 100,
nlnc bedrooms mod ,in con- 30 ni'.,,@ cor
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fInte Go Ect. tlntnrnishe0.

-UANDSOME CABINET FINISHED
"A. FLATS, Is light. ELEGANTLY decorated
room, and bath every modern Improve
mrnt. moderate rent, location private. 3-i
East llSth-ot.. inquir" DR.. PAN'h.
A ELEGANT Hat, seven rooms and blth,
n so another SO, first. :3l beautiful
entrance immediate possession rent to COM
mcucc Aprl ! references agent on prem
i,cs. lbs East 90th-7t.; Jauitor.
A BSOLrTELY nrcproot apartments. the
y Ev,lyn. lOI to 100 West isth--t. !;
steam heat clc, ator. electric u.htS charm
ur Views of park ana river rent Fl'o-''
e. *. BILL. Manager.
FOURTH STORY corner nat. south.
n crn exposure. light rooms ana bath
ur-t nour Iu,ldr fat. e. rooms and bdth,
steam heat decorated convenient 10 'l',
,atrd and boulevard cas,. boulevard anu
g2d t.
~ ORNER hat. room, and bath, 200 West
y gSth.,t., corner lOth-aNc.i handsomely
decorated and steam heated rent e-a TO
s3j. cheapest rents on West Side. Apply
on premises.
I|LATs 10 LET ~ The
L GORDON.
e9th.st.. 0th.ayc.. newly decorated steam
heat and all modern Improvements rent
from s3j o. $50 per month. , rooms ana
bath Inquire u the owner on pi'mlS' >.
an AMBITION " 1915 Eu>. O7th-@t, over
ii loonlug Park.-Sr,cn large rooms ,
hall boys every Improvements W.
MODERATE RLNTS. single lat'. ,"Non
IVA large rooms and bath all improve.
m,nt-: only refined families received no
children Mr.. PIERCE. 3j5 T. il9th-~t.
ruE CHEAPEST. Groom FLATS In
/ Sew. York CITY; EVERY CONVENT
FNCE: 600 MP. Apply 10 Janltor The
-, ron" 40. lO7 West "sti-st
TrnE FIFTH AVENUE. shave. cor.
L sjth-st. elegant suites Of apartments
Of ten large light rooms and bath with
buffers pantry. passenger and freight Gle.
Nator. Inquire on promises.
-nTU-NT. - EAST Finest apartments
.)U uG location Tor go Ia city every
improvement, one vacant
EiTU-ST. ia FAST New Hat, Il large
> 4 rooms and bath steam heated dec
Grated rent. moderate.
100 DIST. northeast corner.-New fats,
100 large rooms and bath: decorated
| rents as low % go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
TUouts " ONENN.

Rome. y y. Feb. - ),pccian.-Thom'- W. OMAN.
supcryi-or the town Of Kirkland. died Yesterday
after "A brief illc-s. lie was about thirty iVc years
Of age lie leaves q wife and daughter
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