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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-28

how said Zen. There is the wheel
barrow you fell over. We had better
follow our marks back and try it again
some other time
| was willing, and we walked back
occasionally stopping to see the marks
on the timbcrs
81 didn't notice those things before,
did you: said my companion, as we
passed half dozen rusty picks that
must have been lying there decade, at
least.
81 hadn't noticed them either, and
soon we bumped our heads against an old
lantern hanging from the top Of the
drift. We hadn't met that before. Then
we saw more unfamiliar things, and we
noticed that there was water beside the
old car track, while the drifts by which
We had come were all dry as bone. We
looked at one another. and evidently the
same thought passed. through both our
minds. but we kept on, and soon our
fears were realized. The tunnel ended
al what had been years before a cooling
station, a place where the miners ate
their lunch and rested and cooled of
when they were working in the neigh
boring drifts. We had followed some
one else's chalk marks. and we had now
no idea of our whereabouts.
"'We can't get out the way we came,
said Ben, and ma work is being done in
the upper levels, so-what we've got 70
do is to get down az far as we can. and
we're bound TO run across some miners.
Then we began trying TO find ourselves.
We took the nearest tunnel and followed
It until We came 10 a shaft with ladders
in it. TbeSe ladders were crumbiing and
had evidently not been used for years,
Int we were not heavy anu they did not
break. Down we climbed to another
level. This we followed as before
Whenever we came to shaft we threw
fragment Of rock down to ascertain
how deep it was. Then we would climb
down as far as We could. We had Just
reached one level when rushing sound
broke the stiffness The noise startled
as for an instant, but hurrying ahead
we saw hundreds of rats coming out of
small tunnel. ct the mouth Of whisb
stood a moIderiny old ore car.
This cheered u, fer We dseid>d thas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-28
cARDlMER LOCALS.

Ynst .. Perry Of wessea. Asss.. is h
NE city for fev days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-28
y ANDRAKEP Plus .,
STANDARD FOE OVER HALF cssruR,

Cure Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Heart.
barn, fisMiencs, Clic, and ali pi-rs,ses u
the stomach: Gssivearss, inflammation
piarrhus., Piles. AVID Diseases Of the liJwrt-;
Congestion, Bilinusu-ss, janudicr. Nausea,
Headache, Giidtness, Nervousness. Wan
deriug Pains, Malaria, Liver Complaint,
and all Diseases airs ng fr,m Gorg,4i and
Sluggish Liver. The, clean the mucous
Coats. reduce gorged or eou s,'s,,,i condi-
tons, break w sIuli-'rn eumplicatiuns, re-
store free healthy action Ia the 81 sans, aud
give the system a chance 10 recover tone
and strength Tiny are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-28

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G1nliOwcI1. Maine. ~
awstore open avery evening.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-28
The TuBURY COMPANY.

This company open tonight for a four.
evenings engagement in this city at Granite
Hall. The play this evening is "Rosedale'
and the following criticism Is from the
Newport Or. H. Observer Of Feb. II,
without any omission or alteration:
Another large audience pas .ed delight
ul evening at the opera house, yester-
day, With the Tilbury company. The
plot and incident of the play was
sufficiently varied to interest every
body. while some of the light comedy
scenes, especially, were delciously
humorous. That between Mr.. Lewis aud
Miss Tibury WAS 4 veriiable levers quar-.
rel, Shose natura.ness in gesture and &C.
cent and finished performance brought q
broad smile 10 every face in the audience.
The elocution and acting Of the two priu-
clPals MAS highly commended, applause and
calls before the curtain being frequent.
Mr. MeAul ffe, - Banberry Cobb, could
star in that character and FL houses. aAd
he gave sketch that was thoroughly en-.
j yed. The other actors gave q strong
support Few high priced organizations
are made up Of such capable players ali
, through. and the result is Q very evenly
balanced performance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-12
Reported Uprisinc in Hondura.

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Mr. Jacob
Baiz, Guatemalan consul general In this
city, has received cablegram, via Mex
loo, stating that local uprising had
taken place at Fegucigalpa, the capital
Of Honduras, against the government.
President Bogien has retired within
three leagues from the city, and was re-
ceiving the support OF the rest OF the
republic. Order and complete peace
prevailed. Guatemala, and the rest of
the Central American states, are ali as
Stunning a neutral position IN the matter,
which is looked upon a. important and
purely local.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-12
BLAINE'S DILEMMA.
He VIII Stop His Presidential
Boom or Resign His Office.
The Prediction Of a Well Informed
Indiana POliticau-COoluess
Between Ben and jim.
hlaine's Friends Understand That the Reesu.
Election Placed Harrison on the Shelf
as Dead Horse.
The Situation Interesting.

Special TO the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ia well IN
formed Indiana politician, talking to d
party of newspaper men tonight in the
lobby of the Ebbitt house, said it would
not be much Of surprise II O rupture
should take place between the president
and Blame. 81 viii tell you what il
is, said the Hoosier state politician.
"Harrson is jealous OF BlaIns's
great personal popularity, and this
latest gossip printed in the papers tina
out OF the wreck of last Tuesday, BlaIue
is the only prominent Republican Who
stands alone untouched 10y the land
slide is most calling 10 the president
You remember that shortly after Biaius
went into the cabinet the press OF the
country
ALMOST IGNORED HARRISON.
1t was Blaine this and Blaine that IN
til at last Harrison Indicated to his secre-
tnry of state that he, Harrison, did not
think Il Just the proper thing for mem
Der of the cabinet 20 have more at;eu-
ton paid him than the president OF the
United States, and you know large
number of prominent papers limited
ming the administration. Well,
Blaine wrote some of his newspaper
friends, and for Il while they let the SEQ
rotary OF state alone, ana Harrison OF
course was satisfied. Now, however, l.
change had come. Blaine men every
where see
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
to bring forth the Piumed knight
rs the standard bearer for '92.
They understand full well that the de-
feat of last Tuesday puts Harrison on the
shelf rs dead horse. The country has
the knowledge that Blaine protested
against the passage of the Mchiuly bill,
which he characterized as the browning
folly OF the Republican house. Now,
what l want to say is, that
MIR. Harrison feels all this keenIy
He cannot bear to hear Blaine praised
and himself blamed with the defeat of
his party. and even now Il GOODNESS has
sprung up between the White House AMI
the state department. All this talk
about Blaine Us tue only Republican who
can
LEAD THE PARTY TO VICTORY
will result either In BIaine's putting
stop to the movement now on foot or hiS
withdrawal from the cabinet, aud OF
course it would please Harrison to accept
Blaine's resignation. Mark my words,
YOU gentlemen will scou see that ! have
called the turn.
Texas postmasters have been appointed
rs follows: W. II. Askew, BaileyvilIe,
Milan county; Alice H. Cope. Sterling.
Tom Green county.
Stanley NJ. Ford of Galveston Is az
Welckers'.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-12
Dry Sunday ut Waco.

6peCIH1
WACO. TEX, Nov. 11.-City Marshal
All G. Neill has concluded to have the
CITY ordinances enforced to the very let
ter, prohibiting the sale of liquor on
Sunday, and as q consequence the sa-
looms were all closed but lighted up and
the curtains raised. The remark was
made that the "saloons were all closed
and the town was full of drunken men,
but If that was the case very few arrests
were made. The police docket was I'M
usually light for Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-12
Burglars at San Antonio.
Special 10 the Gazette.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Nov. IA
gang of burglars Is working the town
Gulberson was robbed and $50 taken
Early yesterday morning the safe at the
Mission garden was drilled IN dozen
places, but the cracksmen were fright
ened away before completing the work
singular feature of the Gulberson
affair is that only money was taken
More than $500 worth of jewelry was left
untouched.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-12
Guessing Contest. Admissible.

WASHINGTON, Nov lin response
to inquiries made by Postmaster General
Wanamaker under date of October 6
1890, as to whether advertisements in
newspapers of guessing contests in its
various phases are in violation of section
1884 of the Revised Statues rs amended
by the anti-lottery act of September -,
1890, Acknowledgement Miller has sub
mitted his opinion in which he holds i'll
the negative.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-12
National Fra.erna, Congress.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE fourth
annual session of the National freterna'
congress, comprisin nearly all the bene-
fetal organizations in the country, began
here this morning. Sixteen societies,
with combined membership l -, 100 600,
are represented. The convention will be
Il session several DAYS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-12
Deputy Marshals Acquitted.

Special TO the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Nov. lin 1888
Robert Nester and Luther Smith, dep
uty marshals, ran down Henry Allen
alias Shoo-Flv. notorious Indian Ter
ritory Desperate. fight followed an1
Sho0-F was killed. Under special III
struction from Judge Boarman, to-day
they were tried aud acquitted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-12
Two Years In tho Penitentiary.

Special to the Gazette.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEX, Nov. H.
In the district court to-day the jury In
the case of William Pruitt, colorsd, re-
turned verdict of guilty and assessed
his punishment at two years in the peni-
tertiary. Pruitt killed another negro,
John Barrett, with knife In Decent er
1885. He escaped from the country and
was only recently apprehended in the
Indian Territory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-12

Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
La LIBERATED, Nov. i1.-Gsn. San
chez revolted on the evening OF the 9th
taking all cuGrtels in Tegucigalpa
President Bogran, assisted by the Pueb-
los, Is fighting. Salvador is neutral,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-12
No News of Trouble IN Hondura.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Il. - Assistant
Secretary Wharton of the state depart
ment said this morning that the depart
meut has received absolutely no news
with regard to the reported revolution In
Honduras.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-12
Concho Valley Fair Continued.
Special to the Gazette

SAN ANGEL, Tex, Nov. flowing
TO the Coucho Valley fair being continued
two days longer, including the l4th, the
railroads have extended their xcursion
Kioksts to cover the dates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-12
BUSINESS.
Ass1SGSMEST AT co1Lrysv111E

AssINGNMENT AT CoLLINsvILLE.
Special to the Gazette.
COLLINsvILLE, TEX. Nov. 1.-Yes.
terday Adamsou Bros, erocers of thi
place, made an assignment to theil
father, J. Adamson, for the benefit o.
their creditors. Assets about $500,
liabilities about 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-12

Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1l.-List of pat
ents for Texas: Clasp, Henry c. Ander-
son, Whitesboro; car coupling, John C.
Burns. Hughes Springs; dress stay, Au-
gusta Dacus, San Antonio; valve, James
Morrison, FLOYD; tobacco substitute,
William P. Rose, Dublin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-12
District Court at Wichita Falls.

WICHITA FALLS, TEX. Nov. 11.-Dis-
trict court is in session. Several damage
suits against the railroads are pending.
The criminal docket is small.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-12
2. 9. EV ANS 90.

Fall Winter Wraps
ed Notwithstanding
caused by the
benefit
heavy al
OE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-12

st under the new tariff
cost under the new tariff
cost under the new tariff
cost under the new tariff
cost under the new tariff
cost under the new tariff
cost under the new tariff
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81 Mammoth Furniture House K
Furniture CARPETS Wall Paper House Furnishing Goods

arlo bedroom Office and library furniture
pillows springs comforts blankets sheengs and all kinds of bed
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
pEcOpDED MORTGAGES.

Anthon G., O and wife. TO Andrew Ewad. oish'st
iot 2a. wm. to An;hony Reynolds 124th-ss
-dafT te 1e'l AsAiS C. to Madeline schcarcr ct al
1stn.st 2daye. and other property year & hor)'
Robert and wife xtS, Ms sgs0Od PS eSeF &C.
bs sE s1 c1sr Ssa .a Sths'e
10. c S o 5 l7Osa Ar thu s,' may
Caldwell Francis g. to cS5nns, S1sSSs ct al 9TH
81 ioan ; May, the PIX Dock savings In'' Goth
d Ty H nno SrSps tG ~ Si Via %no Ase
'en Fra SGOJ John and wife WIN Halls Sons l2sh-
st. fatNw S and Vim White. lot g. map Of Wood
Real az: as Ic Guarantee Co. rarA'aSe Of '2d'''
' f1aasio augustus and wife, to Mary tS %n and
another lls Tds o. and anchcr to Vermont Marble
Co. Ddst and 4thays dsm ,S $4Se Lumber
wooaWoikis 60, Nadison.ave, OF l2oh'ss year.
and w to the T Ess. s Eys' Savings
Am nuit nave ave- year $500. ., :, co,,o .x
Ts s's saa S't Il SS;SDf sos cGSs s
:ssss cao.' ssd E%'n 81 ''S s
5a ~ e y':
ssqe Hs 45s4 s fs'5es'' and Trust
SANE to German Mutual AsslsGuiee S,bsyc "a
Widows and orphans in City, l2ou's'' o'"'''''
Martin Abram j. the Title Guarantee ana ana lruS'
70 ~ q Ioitst Lexington ave ye1rs s.,VW;, ovo
Nicholas Elias h. TO John W Haaren' ''h'A'''
iSWrvs, Mary NJ and husband to tho Mount MOTIFS
coocrative building and Loan Association a nnn
@ nt IA man OF Upper MORT saha lnstanents To'ouu
REGAIN John and another to Edwsr roo Marin anu
smith. Frank L. to Mary Smith. sOth's'' " "eS0
End.ar@ J .Sr. " and Sarah to John w Haaren.
,o,tSst w 5th.ave instruments MORTGAGES SlL snu ..
storm lanes, John Curry and anotner, o|"'e'
| - ath,vc q wears mortgages. $4,000 49,. o...,
Trn,nt prrpr Michael and wife. IN Hanunph "usee"
,o,,nnr g a I3eth.st " IIonr-avc year. 5000 o. 49,.
Woodruff Aaron NJ. Cecilia Wagner, V1h'a'e'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
7 GHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortlands and
0esbrosses sts. follows:
A m for Satington and Intermediate points
a. m. for Geneva Lyons. Elmra, Rochester. BuffAo.
and the Potsvle and principal local points CHAIR
car to Lyons and Pullman car 70 Suspension Bridge.
1920 m for Maach GhGnk ana On htermeoia," points
Chair car 10 Mauch Chunk.
n m FOR Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car TO Connection to Reading and Harrisburg
3:4O D. m. Elmra and principal intermediate points
Char car wkcsbarre and Pullman sleeper 20 SUSPENSION
80 D. M for Pottsylle Mauch Chunk and intermediate
noints Chair car IN Mauch Chunk.
b:1L ~ m. for Msuch Chunk and intermediate points
Conneclon 70 Reading and Harrisburg.
7p l.. for Geneva Lyons Elmra. Rochester. Bu6ss
Bridge.
D. m connect points In Mahanoy and Halleoa coal
SUNDAY TRAINS.
for Mauch Chunk Halcton and Intermediate
points and II for Shenandoah and intermeoiass
poina. 49,, o.,
7 D. m for Gcneys. Lyons Elmra. Roc hester Bunalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspcnsiou
General Eastern ONCE 2s5 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. C.

VVvST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c. &
NH, r. n. r; Co.. Lessee. Trains leave West 4ed.
rom s' thu foot Hsm n1aSei nso
pst,o. and chicago ;o;'S o. NJ; .SiS = ~. Sis p NJ
Sis ,: N. Burao; Rochester. sugsSscn Brides.
q ss Fail, S:.ss sSd syTscq.s S s
si: Sss,i I'D iS.sy' sss ss
All So r.; 800 Sils: sis t:sn.,osS
:Sss Ill m. :is. = :0o 80 ..siS, SIS. 49,
m AS r. M0. sssau and s cans %,
bills: Detroit CSis.ro and So. Louis on sIi tnronin
sI}11 20 m. g 90 D. M Jersey CITY, z r s,.ts!c,
adsy Al other trains daily exeext Sunday For Tickets
timetable. mrlor and secpngcar accommodation
formation apply Offices Brooklyn S33 washn 70
zS'sos &sney once icss 3. Faltcns NcwYo,s CIV.
Paes 50 West 1:sths md west Shore station feOs q
~ess 1enss- and foot e JAyst. North River O. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
DEN N SYLVIA N A
RAILROAD.

ON AND AtIEH OC1ODtR 20, 1890,
Trains leave stations fooE Vi D...~.se. Csrtisnes
Is SssT s5SS es. rs:
sS.Es: Lock Ssyis I'd k.aoys ssssS. ssss,;
sSSyS sfss,y$; a AS Pu GHafA&Se s liz
Room ssPlns H, aHs;l s% 9sSSl.
I Sss s s$ I. - sSss:s
' .Sn "'ssi =. .p1
IVY pullman yesbale sleeping and Dining
fassfnssT cdaeR S 3 csHHSSs AZ:
sTs g:s 5xssES S tss a:
SSsHas q yiS ap:S SALT e!
mn ssiSaS "a cS " seT az Gs g
SsSTsk 3 tissss Hsa
E @ g? Is md
%s Excite: i E En'. TF .; sS c
iI.s xS T Ssy S
f.sSs, :: u Is
S a" SS OHIO a a. a
For Dn 5 III en- f%afsei SatSss
Sunday S ass a. m. SIS p. do no: stop at AsOu'
roE ssAs?c s!T E r''ssn D', o1,s.
For sD Ga y5; G: f1a sso = SS'sS;
md E "a aely; Via Baltimore and Bay Line 10
r. p % rrslns is,s. :. ,asHs
Sss 5 Is 90 sai:nsS 5nsf 70
iSs "a e. Si s" ai4 4
dam m EsS's Co. sS o. 80 s'co
p and l2:lS night Accommoda .f 81, o9 an, nj
The asssaso rom hS a%d Snes through
For Hc.aoles of local trains apply any ticket agent
eH Ss,t;sl f Msna:e, General F.. %o9 agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey.
" FOOT T nE L 4ass q oese sosrh
st r mn'G
10, Easso MaSsh
sSRday, ss,,on i &aach Chunk and shame
ens: * s2S rs for Fe::sn
, ?SSsh Ds s,: s:ss,s ~ ! Bon:
s:;ss s,' S sssa Es
sS 4 Es..oS sq md ysss,G~s 80
AiG p s So .S S sis So n
',asH and RsH;' sS1H 6 Point
'G Sundays tain. 20 not stop at Ocean Grove A'Ou
For REQ n.nk. sssAas: s;IS SI II rs M ! 90 ~"
For Lakewood Toms River and Barnssat. <:i6 SIS
F.; A.saso city. pvinel.nd and Brasc.on at 4.s ~
S sS ss H &C. SO sS1 ss:'' ssss., s
90 sSpFEcn mHL srABRrGHT EXPRESS will leave HisA.
,and beach 90 q. Scabrlcht, 10 m Monmouts
Roach 10 q. M, for NewYorh via Branchport affVhs
a Nev.York foot OF Liherty-st. North River 9:S7
Returning leave New.York. foo. OF Lbery-st. ~ SEQ
D. NJ n
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE. -.
For Philadelphia at 30, AS 100. II :3Qa M. n
sD9 20 90 900 9 10. 80 p. M u rs ni3nSSIi
SUNDAYS; 200, II 90 a m. 900 800. 500 CIV
For baltimore and WASHINGTON daily At Il 80 ss
s'P Sunday s.Sn % SO M is
90 m. az S night exeep. SATURDAY night have e0e'
For Sunbury, Lcwisburg and wrismspoft VIZ PM
~ rs midnight excerpt Saturday night Sundays0 90
sssss ipa $s sss. can e rs,cs,sd
fass.ss. ist East isssS:s. New:YosS; Courts. 90
yulton.at., 9S Broadway. brooklyn. ,~.s
Ncw-York Transfer Company will call for and ehsA
eA0gage from hotel or rcsdence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
Dancing Gfa0cmles

A LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S
IA CLASSES IN DANCING.
MENDELSSOHN ROOMS. los WEST 55TEST.
Private lessons any time by appt intncnt.
- ARL MARWITi'S CLASSES 1871 East 5Sthst. com.
~ October rs. Oicr hours 10 10 H. Wednesdays
and Saturdays. Send for circulars.
L ERNANDOS Dancing Academy open 1872 q.
b5thst-Classcs and private lessons; all the new
nd fashionable dances taught rapidly Send for circular
<,EORGF. w. wALIACEE SCHOOLS 20 West 5oth.
VI ST. and HARLEM. 81 West 126thst.-Cass and prl.
vate tuition children and adults See circular.
n FLETCHER RIVERS,
II. $40 5th.ave. (G3dst NewYork: AL Bedford ave.
Amphon). Booalyn. Instruction In classes or privately
AIR p. HARVARD REILLY. master OF dancing. 543
Vl Fith-avc accepts only OF classes formed for HIM
SATURDAY. Oct. IS. class and private lessonh
Aen's class Monday. Dec. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE An
WASHINGTON

n he BOOK OF OpEN.AIR SPORTS. .o ;syS =
i pages. Illustrated. The standard authoE'C y,
American open.air anusements. Rules for calling n
ming. ball playing shooting. horseback riding T., ~.
ta,sstsiainS sa4 universally eomplmsalsd ~ ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
Gountrp propsr tor Sale and 20 Let.

BARGAIN AT BENSONHURST.
$500 will buy fine new built house
with II rooms, all improvements
cement cellar 24x4S, over 100 feet run
ming piazza, furnace, open fires, 8 MIN,
utes to the Beach and depot. Would
make a good boarding house. Very
easy terms. Address a. F., box 4,
Tribune Office.