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New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

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Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
raE ONLY RAILROAD STATION - THE CIrr
TRAINS LiANl- - fbII"' "F....,, d, ...
$50 A. VI. tHttAGO VS. lEi I- I-AI D." "''
1920 g. ii.-~Or TIN ItKN NIsI IL LIMi4
ED-dur Cincinnati = 90. IndiahaN""- ~ "" s. "
1850 !. M.-WloIiEN DAY EXiEl~> daily ..Nc..l'
>uulat- IIalu lcaN,na on Sa'ui+'' dos "'. ''
w.~t OF DoItot oi tl. tt.aui ......, , ,,..,-...f
40 l.. M.-NoLTH SHoEl NL~TBi L.. ~ - !, ~
due a, De'roit 81 . l' g. 3D., Chicago 90 81. %" ''N
600 =. M.-rAsr wisruEN EArRfss -tue car'e'
oI5 r. Vi. 'T'HSr NI&iiT IAlEls,-Ior Rochester,
' H. 'slo y .acara rails and -. ~ - ......
FISIEI IL. fNtWBr EhH POI HIlk iIl| D. EIil ?.
,LifF 'KlNGsToN, Az II, Dos - 3'' j.. No. 'o ,S.
Pouehkc.p,.c 10 ~ %. n. b. go - '' .9 ,,
~ o 'i' r p. g g 20 i'' = a5 90 $s, -, y p ~
NiT'Lio' T'ALo' AXb NiAGAEA FALLs ~ lo.-o,. 10 81
and &r Hbant. tuoa. s'rl,c-e. Rochester and sp-
qR}@2 }e2-2' 2g',fPRaGsGf PasS 'HDiEGNDAcK MorNrNNs ANt
a35 3G ii'G 10 20. 10 80 a % Jo o.oo 9i' j. "
ArBt'RX "iNEvA AND .CANtNbAI"rA 10 %
EF'RKSiIEI 'HIII- VIA HARLEM DIVISION
% ]9 10 i'a', q " M ,. ~ ,lrlqq a apIr q Fr.
- T,rk Ils.r - NO. l-''-' ,h1 lt7th.,' ',n,, @
N,V Yo,k. $50 Wa-iln.t0n-sl. '-1 futh'i. ana "''
Wr,cors IApr.., cal., for and ch"ch, hagesge iron
no., il ANA r,.d Gee tuou.1 10 d'-tn'i 20 , 10.
DAILY oNccyt sunday. Da!I' 'Hc'li N''"fu'' '0''
"''s totr % fain! cs~ept those lea,ing a. . n
. 80 3 81 81 GO J. d., aaI j. niinl-h' 'NP d
l@'i(,ii'x JoHx n 'TrS6rcEy GEORGE z. DANlELs
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Justruttlol.
- ouyo,noJadies-COuntry.

NIT UOLYOKE SEMINARY AND cQLi,E%I' 2iioHsI and de-
gr-rs Lab5ratories Cabinets, Library l-,pOo oren.
fine Art Gallery. Board and Tuoh f-OU A,,, Sn1tb
Sept IL 30 Mr.. f.. :. MEAD iIc>u'"' ~
Hadiey, Mass. -
- Under the direction of the kt ~. Zoo
: II n IL d Terms $400 per annunl. "a fhtraleo ..c
s2j Twcnty-nrst year bcsnS SrlH,,i"ocE 80 i'' ~
Iorues address ST. AGNES SCHOOL
,DuE MISSES ANABLF.s BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
i YOUNG LADIES. w-Bruli7 7~,.S, W. S;,o,ico ''' WIN
open sept. 24th Students prepared ior 'oii'ee' -
xUAINUT LANE SCHOoTTFGrmerly Madame Oleni. 6nE
w Germantown. Phadena DO" u uii,t hor
Vnunr 3ith year opens september -
Acadcmcal and Colcgc Preparatory Course fuHa ch'e
WcIiesIcv ON our examination. For, ic,,aiS du"r''sS
Nrs TIiFODORA B. RICHARDS, Pr!ncllai =. y.,o.tro,
Mis- ARA LOUISA TRACY. A. NJ. Associate Principal
Miscellaneous.
IIOBAET COLLEGE. 90 on ,,,,oooo oxari,a,on.
Commencement June 5='-o,c NC .> a,
jnson for PRESIDENTS scholarship values $3.50 sl.o
81; rasoecvelvJ Scps 49, IL Competitors are requested
- announce their intention before june % For lhorna-
ton address Prof. W. F. DC Rfl.E Dean Geneva y. y
r, CttnoI or EAFkE>SION. thorough training
- for voice body ard mind Opens oct . summer ~
Nc ort .Juy ). Circulars tftc ,.- ,,
N0' s. :. CURRY, 49, Bcacon-st'' Boston Mass.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

rrcoKpED REAL ESTATE TKANsFLRS-N' y CITY,
r.n.on.,t. s.. lot % map Of ,ilae. Of N"iro'e
souta. Mary Wilson aud husband 20 Augustine :, ooo
r.s.i So 20 West John ". Ata.o and wife 1000
wa,'nsroi,,-t " ,Gd -1 ,,, IL 90 90 Hlri, Kf.r 1000
Nlana,n"'y ,0T ,,d LIVE, VIZ To- If N Moon. 5000
''f,, , L''aa "2a.' -any "a VIZ To- ra.T9i'F,L
s 10 & n " r." Of JAM, 1ia-'f fnoSp.oa SI.sS' 1900
ro,i.,t'. + p,s,u, 20 k u. .A,n- ard 9no'p.f
e,lloo = Des,n, ard others 10 Charles
wc.t BieaGway - 10 Tr Cl and -ot,f l. 333
,~th.t 10 Il y of d2's NJ N;o. "''' 10 500
,o,;l, Mgr'0. and 5sls a0o.H a " Of %o adSy@ ls>ooll'
io'..I; tssS -, ;ad aaiS VIZ 4 To I45.ts ~
M,Grte and another 70 John Dwisht ,,,osa
I,th.t :, leo ,,. {, ~ 81 i,anop if,1ns - ~ 49, $1,000
,ed.t , 90 It Of LeNi"s'ona'e' -oN'V' 1900
,6,S'., amG 70 ,''', $40 :, v Of ne.o.aye, e5Noo,
0',o II Dase and wife TO william Ko"" ana . 500
,aa2S aS'',' cor s5h.-, e7.eNso, zprer' 2, COO
-, pna we ~ s "a NJ M. frek wagner and wife 90 ono
M'a-ou',e ~ gor 5'ias,o, +'4 y EarvdI 10000
7l,nt el5 # " u Nhd'>on'''e. ..>' '>'V-' 10000
77th.t No 3i6 Fast; Jonas "'"' - a. 10 go
I'D ~, l8e :, of "a 5a-''e and ,notber l5Oo
3D.. loo lo'h,a'c - l.:Sl3?2 1i'nA' 1000
-,h 49,. - ?o,h.-,, 4,.ll\'''' E.ia '''' 5000
M'@sao .s r,} >'F JOIN 'S Mcao,n to Mar,a o,o
n'.,, E...p, N' 90 ~ ''' ,,.n irving .,-sd
s.t.' io' 'n',,c , lVli\i3ads li"T\igd. ''''" 10000
r,r.. W. SO as JOHN Rankin and wife Z" wilma"
So i'a1a c,t- -y wm Rankin and wife to Hannah o7.,oo
,c,y. 50 20 w.. John MADDEN and wife to $1,000
u,i.-,.-, - 20 Attorn.y..,t ioH'o' '''N 1880
nal ra.. w., eci le,'6.-t l'IlIi1 $50
M5 Ma " i9Ga,' .. 55>ioo1l "'''" So 800
,.h'9 ana ~ wi ,ot 3, map Wc,t Farm, e6N
so Nor. q.-; I f"3 w,it@ 1a''& ,n,a 7ooo5
t., . - q % o' l~,a'G .5En., .SES '''
,,, . d. .''. i'o ,t o q o.rrenwlcla'" iS'N-
III. eth No,.i- ~ william DE-, ,o..
/ llt.-t ~ n % NSN,i,n SN,r'nr p--,. II.coo
81 s,r 50 i.oa' John Ih''N ana VIE ~ $500
se,r,oa- 80 p o. G,lg"naI ,o colt.ein s5 600
v ,. p-'sslcr and We 70 r,ri wooi 1000
n.,o. ~ Eo;ai ~ & GO, ,,a S"'9 a. >nb. Runk $50
J',,'ot aid we 20 rancE F,'6c,N 'oo p.n,mn
N,e 'o,, o, "a IiJ st.. 'IEl'o' rn,, 1900
-,, N,'''p ,'l '"t ioS T o si-',l io6IiIeo nenN
Franklin -, ~. So, lo''''S J'"'' " ''' %. 500
',, ,,r I, "a ,ly @,o.,r 100 ,S TO
5Sd, ee = . W o. t,na,r l'N'''' >''" $1,000
,,i -, ,' ~ n w - 4navc. iapNoo3; -
'-' tr,nci, Sr,rr and wifo To Mar rc,kinrr 10
tu..t i', " ,N.o, " % kia"S- kI,,,t' - 1s 800
100 ave. ~, w. ~ K,s",r " W',tr,tort 1looo
Jact-on'y" cor o., I,lF - ra ,,.,roo eioo
42l -, ~ I'D " it '',' =" u1"n1h m,lon 5000
oad ;'o r. "' Nv, W',i ,od ,, ,1 To,rl n1r 1900
''-'' 17.o rr,nd to Iusr.'n ,!s Sr,5ou nnle Nell
! t
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

THE BOOK OF oPESAIR SPORTS. octave. 500
i paecs illustrated. The standard authority on
American open ann.rinenta Rule sailing swim
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding &C. &c In
full pcrc Published by Tho Tr Ne ~
Entertaining and universally plicnted by the prezs
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Irdcbers.

MEKICAN and foreign professors. tutor, govcrnesscs
"A and tea tes'he & C al sIsG French C,eran and spanish
snoScn MIRIAM COYKERE. loo oth-ave., cor. 2Othst
BEST Aereao and iGr,sn FPrifG
K + AVEKY American School Bureau. West l4th-st
!. Cc0MrIIsHED GENTLEMAN, c.penenccd tescher
OF ioys or ladies in Cur throush STHrand ana
'rE Hfrri Hrp S3 3 NJ; i3i,s
PHI D., specially mathematics, physics and chemi'tT
"A wishes to change modeI9t. salary Hf TT ill.,.
c1In .rma ~ and % %FSntG Adde,s roFESs0R Tribune onec
TEACHER in one Of the leading classical school. Of
1aarcs Sn' H. W Eox T. rr6Snc Uptown once, LBS HWay
A MTElCAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENcY
g. to Si c?cges aqd F1Hs; 5Gg Amply s5S,,. 70
Y,EoCKWNY Teachers AGENCY. - W.: 23i--t.-
Is Wantrd Immediately high school. grammar, primary
music and manual training teacher. ,-----
T. CAN sSns to c pond %p%5 viii tax" !" Isare oG 1'
Of ong ,go6 Or two 10 {GeHg F. L. - Wet 7si-t
II FSSs TEASnlEr AGETcf ,ci. l5 ir,i li,est
n9bose mPcigia' rnss6 french spanish se
nE1yATE TriTloN.-A. EVERETT STONE Y,lel.
E4' 'Kefcrencs Rev Dr. Taylor and scv. Or.
~CurrNEEHoKN TEACHERS AGENCY,
> Oldest aud best he9Tn I. Il ,9n.t Il I,'''' 1000
,r, nv ryIoN TEACHERS AGENCY. G.stab. 1sso)
" D. KERE, Manager. 10 Aston place. New-York
Va ANTED.-GentcIuan, .Npcr.'nc'd mathematician, ~
w school out M NrN-lore 'rTy lh' ~ sAiiH mu.'
h,,a lgu,-t references ana he over 80 N''r~ ~ a-t
MIRIAM tOYEIEKE. 15O juHNc.. cor -oth-,i.
VUANTTD. French teacher natiycl. with piano ''cr1Ti
w teacher FOR school French musical cuNrrii'-'
,.-r,n yoyrru,-~ teaching French. plano huiI'- sup
,i,d promptly with lailr coman ON, chap "ne
TH%,S rTACUEIsS' BU ELNC. 80 fa~t lithst.
XvoMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS, BuREAU d.'
w supplies prof, teacher govern r--
ru.icians houspkcepcrs. panion cEapcronc' 70
school. and families also booEkecper>. sc'oe't
rhc-s and copvs'~ 20 business Nrfs
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
New.York. wednesday. May 81. 1890.

The following sales held at the ENchahse anu
Auction Room to-day
tbroo.torv bulldinQ with lot No II Sth ave. vs. = OF
I2th-,t lot OliXjO4x irrog N4O4 SuNan, ~
nIr..torv budinn with To-, or West lOtl-St' 30
., ~ iItb.aye lot 2OX99 II Louis Frieur. sl1 500
nvr..ory building with lot No Fol We7t l-3uS'' II y
o NJ -th. a,e lot 2jNlOOl1 d II Ogden F2OOoQ Nd,
church rccory and chapel, WIN pot W Idu, oh co"r
onayr corner OF 35l-st, plot 0o3Al-1 Sa"uei 9o'"'
$500. 900. 81, -. -. ooo 7 ono> ,,o o
foursory dwelling. with lot No 200 l-en9N@ Il
corner of l2Oth.,t lot II $50: VI Smith, f2S,VV0
nvc-ytofy house with lot 10 ~ NeSt ~ nv -
4, ~ T.noX-avo lot 25XIOO: W II II Glover 30. foV -
three. .torv dwelling with lot. No SD LeNlnetonaNe'
n 81 6itst lot l66N-O Henry EuDleman, FI1'e'O'
four,tory bu ding with lot. No 1879 3iANc :. oi
too,l = lot 2jNSi.I James { DcNercauN. t2o.oOO
four--torv building with lot. No 30 East lVsthst.
~ 3d.ayo lot 25N1OO1l: John W'sOn. III 600 80
ote - Z ~ 81 Nichoas-aVc 1867 n OF lilst-st 2oA
30 't'n ~ ',' -, ,tY ,bo,e. Patrick Fox SO 100
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STATION FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET

XXrEST SHORE RAILROAD, " y. G.. &
W HEEi: Co.. Le,scc-i rains i,dHg Wet i2d-st sta
foot of Jay.s X H. ChicagO Detroit, London Hamilton
. % a. 3D.. 10 10 pm 81 Louis . 10 - 10 pm
ada Fast, q. M, . 10 r ~ Niagara ta- N,facu,c,
> rs = Is p N. and az II 10 a. ~ FOR tca only
Kingston. Saugrftl's 'at'hli ~ T. - 90
"a go u is 49, 80 49, a. II ~ s'G "a s5 g 30 Ii5 p M iIsvcT.
straw 20 n. 45 = 40 y. Elegant sleeping Cars
for Burao Niagara Falls: Toronto Detroit Chicago and
ST Louis Daily. Daily except Saturdays Othor
trains daily except sundays. "a Leave Jersey City T..
\ X. station. II 20 a. M ~ ~. hob9kcn Wes'
uInc.tables or apply at oice- Brooklyn 1913
726 Fultn.st. Annex ONCE loot o Fult0n
ST. Ncw.York Cy-27l 1903 7sS ana s42 lirC,away t3
STATIONS foot Of Wet 4?dst and foot OF Jay,st. y
calls and checks baggage rom hotels
and residcnccs' G f. LAMBERT. General Passenger
Agent, 5 Vanderbutave. n. Y.
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HI\uE\I. .ENI.EOAU OI NEW JERSEY
I 1 - IL L.LA IL --L.Lu NV

\ roor - LiEis.lEr',,sl1 IL, >IiEiilM. il.J HIVL+
$50 D. 3, 2 I'M. .''' B.. 'ls'.I ME-. ase
ils@rlti.,ars I.n,q.. sna.o.4. ~unep.', I'N....
".-A,,,,, ,'. ,''1s Dn W,.,,aa,f a. - anton.
80 m. fog y. i'.a- Z .'., g.u..h.a. tI.n.
ao5 N"I a lsasa &ua % 1 N,G '' it' caa i''''. 's
=, .aa 90 , r. 70. . h.a. Ia ",'' % %s
,.i so,sy =. I, E5sa,la, E5ssi "'" ''' 1n.'''
90 =. ,. p cani E.A, iarr-iu-a ro...,iu,. 81.
"m -irid,s- io. baton. l. u''h"D. A"rni"'". M'"'h
Na"t :, ' p o. ol ioo n-I,m 3o, M,a.p i. N'''
'Ns'5 20 ". ~ f,r fI.nnson Ia~c iIoAie""s I-'ton.
j. 5 J'' r ~, ior ,onrr,lI, and Ilrmin e'e" ,,
3, p ior tA,,3, - .t 80 "a. l
'h@'c So H. M for TI.on H,'hlrhcu and Ai'n'oHn.
,.,J,s re' ,Sa ld d' &'@1l 1l1aat ',i i; i IT, 90
~ sunday ,r,n, do not stop at ocean "ro'e or -
1"A F., rSiS Hcnnouu Beach ,caoryat etc.. a. 80 10.
II !. aq qls.aoJR. 20 JR. 81, Naapan and Nc,por.
=. Dor At t. a"i To- 80 '. go 80, $50 30 > m
Sola'i = ,od o5 TONS River and Eamcrat, tao s.l5
P sr ,i,nis aGi 80 2y & 'Vnc'na and ndscton. 30
! 80 To p I"r'ecnod. $50. sI5 lI.i5 M. 30 80.
or ro co A@'3y ~ od ~ &c. O. 10 80 D. G m - 81 sanda5 G
900 a. '"'' 'SStTDY HOOK .RorTE;
from rirT 4 f"2i i3hn,d . 6 ' ,, scabrlr,.
aI a3tI'mD''n m m For Lakewood Toms River and ba'n''it
| TnnIpP p PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
! " WASiilNGION.
80, c,, T. T. ~ Nrw.I.r.,,. Philad, ipnia and Read
i,S y r. and i.a't.tor. 'na OH. u; i: ,o. ,o
| % 90 30 900. . or ro. 5" -. ~. j. ~, OIL. 'ht
SI%bSYS 200 If 90 a nI., zoo, .'p' 100 . uo
p Si %. 3or IA II %i'a a'a w,.eoq ay 999 y 80 N
''T rain' , iGa,ins a: -. II 30 U r. 90 200
rh', 4 uisht cvceDt saturday ui'lt have
'.3i .@U3 i t,r Hr,dnr. Harrisburg. lo,s,il". So. -
H'ti"" IT,, rvi bur and Nl. .au-".t VIA Ihlt
! ,,I,'i a., 81, m.. n Thrlor car. 80 D..
pIS'iI' 90 ~ 'odrisl .>rcp' saturday night Slnd1y. ~
= a,d Pa t.H;- can Lg procured ~ ~, 2Gl
| A., III ifo 323 Brordsay. 53f ANA ."i Nc,'
! Iir,onst - Iro,dvay Hroohl}n,, .u ., ., ,,
Tr,n. Will cal Tor ana check
| t....,,,, ,rnu hotel or residence
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
,, IL" fl' hNNh's ''ii' y i'N' F''iN"
uBoOKIYN PROPERTY.

Astorv building with lot 40 90 tarroll''t'' > y
,,b ava lot .OxIOO: + B MlI-on. - 80. ,.,
similar building with lot 80 SO tarro.I'-t adJoh'
tn, ,hoyc lo 30ylOO: Mr., Mc1inn, - 32j.
similar building. with lo; 40 o"2 ,arrHi'S% a'!oh
NEWJERSEY PROPERTY
buildings. with - acres Of land at HoutenNIle'
-rl,'mt-on 4 Koo- $50. ,.
i''''t ON p,rk.Ir Perrepontave about
49,, 20, Euthcrford II. G.. VIII 5000.
3 lot, n wheaton Place l'V ~ oi iI"iI'I''''-''''
al ont i5xl 80: n Wyll.. 7S21. =,
lot n = Rldge-ayc, 100 n w Of P4"'iel"h|a'ei u -
>chuuce, 9ouo. .
STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY.
D .,ory dwelling and outbuldings. with pot o' ana.
o, p,ropfayr near CastletonaNe, h0t -UVAtVV' "'s'
Sew. .Br ghton :; Mrs. VI. J. Co,ton. so,lOO.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Canrno Afaormle5.
LIXANpFE McGKEGOR'S.
a lOs West Dbthst.
-iyste lessons In dancing,
,us time by appointment
nlis1elluncons

Ull5ltllnNconS
,Dur N,TSOLFIM or JAY GOULD AZ Wodlawn
| yb,h va, designed by Nj VI. J. ftF M'hHt ~
80 Rroadwav formerly of 23j jtlaNc j. mn,p
To, -. artistic work IIo also N" architect W NJ
new model houses ia i-t.-t. near "rHG HoH'N''" a.
also many others.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

By reason Of the construction Of new bridge across tns
ccluvlku thr abovcnan,d Lines. under h"lf chfduir M
NAV H. enabled % oncr an acecctad lApre@s ram
ser, Ice lctWcen NcwYOrk, Phllad'Ph' H'ItnpIr ahi
W,sttnc,ou tho f,-..t regular trains established
uuon mi, continent The fat tim" J. reh'trd pfarnctb,
by aSon Of superior cond ton Of " doubcrack -t"
roadwav excellence Of equipment and elimination Of stops"
TICKET OFFICES;
NEW.YoRK: Il. 2Gl, 41j, 9i4, LAO and 1923
Broadway 737 Gtaye 2G4 West l25th-st, and i32 I@7
12Just
BRoOKLYN: 1 Court-st. $50 Fnlon-st- and %
dwax
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Railroads..
NEW YORK CENTRAL

Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

$500,
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
GUNNER SCHOOL. FOR BOYS.
- AT THE BRYANT SCHOOL sRoslyn l., l.: n. Y.
Overlooking L. Sound. send foFilustratcd catalogue.

Prepares any coli cge scientific school opens
Sent I 1890 New Laboratories and bath rooms ID
tulldngs heated by steam Address Rev. WM. "AI--
LAGHER. Principal. Easthampton, Mass
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-09

Toshow that the cures made BY Joys veee-
table sarsapariila are not only; not exceptional
cases, bat that Il helps everybody. we cite few
instances where two in the same family toos Il,
and were beth cured.
Ihom. stephens Of iss Sixth s...ar, TOOK
u Tor weak stomach ard dyspepsia. II entirciy
cared BIN. He then gave TO his wife for her
sek headaches. since which time she has hsd
no rsszra. II cared them both.
Mrs r. L Wheaton. Of 20 Pos. ST. wa,
sssaerer sron stomach and liver troubles Ans.
esiioasness Finding that 81 relieved her. .ae
gave il to ati's Girl living with her hos. AZ.
1sc'aoa VAS lsrge crea sore which nothing
sesned 70 heal II also cared The child.
H. : VIM. OF Gcary coars. Gear 81 A.
rrosnsEsnt In the OTTER Of Red Men. vas v,,y
feeble ard greatly reduced yoy's verc..a,s
sArssrsstlia restored Els health srs scrussomss
visor. he sherrupcn gave II TO his wife va
Wa similarly afflicted sas lad nervous p-ost-,.
ten. nsaa tie sane happy effect urea beg /,
lad upon Nina sccsrs OF sszasiar cases ccu,d hs
safea eai sc esve ne rocra for them herr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-09

~ sas. "A uncersaiasses hasv hsxa Il.
sacvsd AZ that u has hssa sstslea no.
onis ,aat Chicago is 70 ls til tits lie
refIa's far. Lus that N expos tisn ve1.ay
II his greet eaansry i 10 he held in ;he
80 lk0, II hehcoves each stare NJ tl
Bntnr 10 bsgsf giving 10 the aia5ces It's
6pnxIdxatoa o which Il = eHiis'et. aaa
- bs9ia tassng measures sof a sstssag aa
rsesl gsssle representation. On sAe hsoaa
nknne II nationality sssrv patsses mus Dc
6IrN that shs shssI excel all prev as sstx-
a,dcns ~ tla o. any ether naf.oA. az 4
inad pride must inspire tisers ~ tsre
snd sfssvs ina theirs may he .'se tesemes
as.suns tias states.
WsshsngteA, Of eeusss, snusi T. serse-
sentsSs. There ran De 10 two sIinsans "a
sise roifs rtss this state Il a. make a
nssisscre display anu 10 eonans usta
es.sk -. b aos 10 lAaaElt cs los 4 $50
sasnt. Nc stale has snafe shurdaa -
kreass satiesv 81 resources TAe &ssrisl
il Ae~~ to maze q display ihas ST. esAi.
<ssre Ehs vcr.asss asiT snsulafloe. g40
tssks resoarces r. peyls srtssaselI .hues
h 10 saabs In. sast visitors 20 u.s. sAls
woaid ~ esssShsss1si Nth ams.sa sa1
snts the sesa caala nas = ekhss tasn e.
ssvssA sxssansasas IS snpssas 70 n. "a.
sayasseTe.onsaens sks ssss
ehsrs i ia snsls saa The q ssressss
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rssssas4s nael ana Gays Asasssa Is
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q rsa s.ss AN harslsnlsnsal gra>st SIS II.
.sssasIsnss lfsef esa * fsfassAea sAAa NJ
l-os Jon u sae temperate acne can excel
this state.
In addition 30 al these evidences O,
bcunfisSs natural eapahllities-and an al.
dition Of prime imrortanee--an aieqnats
psesentation Of the scenery OF the state
WouA esanSily adorn the exhibit and coald
mol bat charm aad asasse hehosasvs. MOI
IN coarse dauhs or in tawslry OF cheap
lketctep. but large and finely executed
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THE ssINsrRxLs.

A ministerial friend OF ours tells the following
couple came 70 be married, and our friend.
seeing that the iadys name on tho marriage
license had the prefix OF Mrs, remarked II SEQ
by this that you have been married before. Has
your husband teen dead long, Tho lady
seized handkerchief and. with = sob. replied:
Just three weeks, SOLICITATIONS Journal
There is = tide In the affain OF the Mississippi
which taken ct tho food leads on to = trcmen-
&~~s ~vosne~ - EaR. osssssa--~ gAia qnaEasiou
Is not literally correct. but you may catch the
drift Of IL Is you noat along. Philadelphia
Press.
How rapidly the hands get away when u
O'Clock STRIKES" remarked Mr. Bullion to his
partner. YES" replied the latter. ''that 10 the
ate hour movement Mansey's Heekiy.
Boothlet's Frisnd-I think Boothlet ID .
finished actor. don't you? Manager--Yes. very
near IT, I'm going to pay him or q the end Of
the month Washington Star.
$50 they caught the murderer" westerner--
"Yaas." 'Haye they tried him YETI" mot yet.
Amt had time; they've only got through the
lynchlng - Harper's Besar.
Editor-what price have ron put on that
poem Poet-A dollar and eighty cents thou
sand feet; the same a. the gas companies charge.
--JHg~r
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BRIGHT NoKrHwEsr NEWS.

Herman Gersetxeu. . rsncher living about
three miles from Florence. snohomish county,
was killed By falling limb on Sunday last He
was burning an old cedar stub in his Gearing.
and about O'Clock In the evening he went out
10 look after tho IRE, and while working
around the stub large limb fell, striking him
on the head. he Was IN old resident and well
known throughout that section.
Isaac Anderson was accidentally killed near
Mount Vernon. skagit county. last Saturday
He Was endeayoring to put out FIRE which was
destroying his fence when tree fell upon him.
smashing HIS head. Mr. Anderson was Z resi-
dent Of Fidalgo isiand, and was about So years
OF age.
At Moscow, Idaho. Thursdsy, May /, Joshua
Tearc. worthless fellow, shot his wife twice
and then killed himself The woman viii lose
the sight OF her left eye. She had supported
herself by drcssmaking for . long time.
Tho romance surrounding the discovery OF
the skeletons near Sedro IL dispelled by
the fac, that they proved 10 be Indians
The little 3-yesr-old daughter Of Thomas Nc.
Gowan was drowned Monday In the electric
light power tail-race ct Dayton.
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IL IL Hard Ia Believe.

The sensational testimony pumped out OF the
hro;her-ia.law of Tammany's sachem by the
legislative committee furnishes an inside view
.. the workings Of booiledcm. But Mr. Nc.
Cam seriously impairs the value OF his reve.a-
tons when he asks the country 10 believe that
parse 81 s,soroo could not purchase an Office
In New York. In al the history of Tammany
government. with It's wealth of rascalify and
robbery, there Is no, . eiimmer Of proof that
money has been refused in exchange for once
To insinuate thai II has departed from ifs time
honcced custom withia q few years Is more
than can be swallowed without eorrohcrassye
testimony
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The st. Louis Repubiican seeks to make
4 raint Of the fact that the Louisiana lot
tsf was chartered during reconstruction
BY Republican legislature which
meantime repealed . prohibitive Law
p ed under Democratic auspices. This
+ sutile-fish tactics. tits not necessary to
~ hack to the time Of the great deluge and
saAash family quarrels between Shem.
Hasa and Japhet for presidents or points.
Fl.asks h prevailing mcrnous LOUISIANA N
roe Z very solid Democratic state. The
l.ttsry people are offering dazzling induce
iasass for . renewal OF their charter.
u It's Democratic Louisiana going to do
alnat itf That Is the practical question
az dAy
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tesss ] A. T. Campbell. Of Mississippi. has
~ ed IA extremely scholarly address,
AZ by keen iogic. In favor OF q novel al.
asii II of the election franchise. lie would
rT aent - free manhood vote one for
sTs 'isssen, with = system OF cumulative"
AAssi ca real estate. one additional vote
- eset 20 acres O. 500 wosth o. landed p.op-
stty = has soana no favor in Mlsssssgppi or
s.sFa ~ in The South. They have sys;en Of
'esass suye voting ihsi Is less complicated
IA are eemrrsaeasive Jatlss csapaeIrs
= Ship and isste have been luaierously
-
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lion. George Hearst, the junior senator
'ron California. WAS quoted In Washing
ia. ispatch a. expressing himself in favor
81 bailding biz Iine-of-battis ships-"tne
ssgser and the more Of them the bettes
AID be was further credited With good
tlasl u tho nonsense that has been current
III certain class 81 newspapers about the
sisis > Of certain bis foreign war ships TO
81 stsids the heads. in the Pacific ocean.
assa sips San francisco out OF existence.
e tor Hearst II IN authority on mining,
- d AS . smatterng of knowledge about
rs stock, but when that Is said the sub
iaes is about exhausted. II 1t were true
tsat the monster modern guns, mounted
ca ssipboard. could be fired with precision
sas distance named. ct an unseen OBJ
3es which has never yet been demon
ssracd--the history OF all naval
sep bardmerts Is to the effect that compare
tips few shots take effect. and the destruc.
tan OF or serious damage 10 q city like
81 Francisco would consume a long time
easl cost an enormous sum. But even at
toe sorst line OF strong coast batteries
wasld be more effective to drive or keep
shenl OF, ard fleet Of monitors 70 attack.
ava number Of torpedo boats, worked by
ses richly from the shore. for purposes Of
sss=sruction. would be far more effective
than eight or ten. or twice that number Of
huiky. clumsy and unwieldy war ships
msfued with equally bulky and unwieldy
lance. The story Of David and Goliah
s.soild not BE- forgotten.