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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-07-17

The plan is to get an auditor in.
terested in the subject and then tell
him that the English company had
also sent over to England 10000
hairless dogs from Peru. This
matter must be dwelt upon until the
victims curiosity tempts him TO
inquire as to what difference the
matter could make with Peru.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-07-17

J DO NOT HAVE TO CLIMB AND
HEN ALL OTHERS STAND STILL
iRMOTOR-give us a call or drop'a
y illustrated printed matter showing
construction, including the @earod
four horses for the price Of one.
Runs Equally Well in Strong OF light
Wind.
Our s-foot steel mill on 38foot tower will run
when neighbOr's Iofoot wheel ON 60foot tower
w we'll in Or !o Brown
WIEEEBAGo CITY, Mimi, Feb. "a, 1890
More Water and Less Wind.
Ny sfoot Aermotor pumps more water than an9
lofoOt wheel in my neighborheOd and with n leg
the pump better than any mill have met WITH; pv
PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Martin Co, Mimi, Feb. q. go.
Perfect Safety i'm High Winds.
ncs Ss s sOs we light and
In high winds with perfect safety 6esR 20 s mn sno
sTEHLE. MIMI, March Is. 1890
Regulates Perfectly.
In light wind in which my neighbor's l6fooe
wheel moves once in while. my sfOOt Aermotor runs
ike a ton. Mine handles the pump smoother and
stesdisr than other mills and Eeesla ksE gsTfsSM
AMBoY, Mimi, Feb. "a. 1890.
No Hand Pumping.
Tho sfoot wheel 10 plenty large enough 90 NOS
have 70 put on the pump handle at all Tor my 70 head
of stock It pumps when others do not, and goes all
risht In any kind OF wind NELeON WGGXSs
ALMA CITY, Minn March 8, 1880
The fitting Tower 10 the Strongest.
have a 2.in tubular well, go f. deep, where my
en-, Aermotor runs and pumps In light winds, when
neirhboring 12-feet wheels cannot The Aermotor
regulates better than any mill have seen, and gives
the pump long, steady stroke The fitting towes
stronger than any other tower because the WING nas
no chance on 1t as 1t has on other towers
PIANA, Mimi, Feb. II, 1880
Greater Than IL.
wa arc we'll satisfied with your afoos Aermoeor
vvindmiii. n pumps steadier than any otner mL "a
AM neieiiborhood and pumps in any KIND OF Wln0s
either heavy or light EVERYBODY has been sur
prised 20 see the work it does gives petter sas'
xse4l0n tssn any 12foot wheel In the neghDornoo0s
ROLF HARMSE@
LAKE wusox, MINI, March II. 1850
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-07-17

W. "A. Gstes.
Attorney for Mortgage.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-07-17

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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-07-17
ThE Fish MAR.

County Commissioner Bird Dist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16

Buttes NJ $. and another to n Littm'n' S cor 9TH
,o, nSt =; tesrs. + $3.50 % u r'''''
rIS9T Esd , ward 70 years. SS5G'' lot 10 map
Brothers Mary. to S A Fotnan, trustee W hester
'ClayySson Thee to Stone, cor st Nichoas-ave
clinton Chas W. TO Clark. same property years
$50 900, -... ,,.ooo,,v ve,-s s,5 600
clarke James NJ 70 l. Peyton' . "eoSter-a'e >
o:;ar S, gssf' s s al tr"' Law"
i.nrnler Joseph to NJ Fitzpatrick 'oth'St
'tAa iSSd ne" James to Equitable Life Ins Co. sshst
' Ficd. NJ L. to G DIV Clock. cor Washington
ave and Marbiest year. $4,000. -,. s.,...
ave ri,nnarck patrick Enieant Industrial Savings
banhi John To- the Poughkeepsic savings Bank,
shave. OF s5thst years. 5000 r. - ., ,a.,.s,
i risIschba1er Jacob to puyer wateT Ots and
Fa% Sp Michael aud William stacont 70 samuel p Dunn
Forsyth.st. Of Dean,ey,t y'ar7' SSeye Of
IL, is0 man Morrisania, wears. SO 600: 90 -. -.
Gundacke Jacob, to John Handle NO POI East ATM
St. charles r. to Institution Instruction Of
Deaf and Dumb : oist-st, oil M'o''oha'e' S'''7'
rrhardt Joseph to Katherine wunSch 30 wict'''
= Jarrett Mary A. to Serial building and Loan As'o'
citation n 3d-ave. " lst--t >? ooEo.,,,, ,sth.st W
d aehl'I'' va a%'ns m me- 80 600
'.ibert Clinton to 4 I'cnjnmln 7istst' HUDSON
GreImcr oscar to Leopold Gutha s2dst' Avenue
ie2ts Isaac IT. to G Roberts. valcntlne-aye
IIavncr {; NJ to W Cummings, jr. n 43d'st illn'
Heath q n 70 Stuart. Madison-avc' s'1h'
Iiail james r 70 Y LIE Insurance Co, $ 7'th's''
sane to { wcnbcrr property. year mort
Cages s24 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
MILK AND CREAM IN CITIES.

reference book. pamphlet form. devoted heartily
ard cream FOR sale in the large cities The systcms
in practice at Rost0n New YORK Philadelphia Chicac)
syracuse Lonton, and Other cities are fully desc bod
1 institutions Producers Unions are given
also laws relating sale OF milk; proceedings Of rocn
conventions and NewYofk statistics OF the busl
mesa Farmer living In COUNTIES adjacent
10 iii great cite, VIII b" rested. publishes by Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
,lSOLUIl. MD rfiilMPTOEY SALE
or NiHi Walt ABLE
WEST 72D ST. PROPERTY
JANIS HLIl,kfK \ sos
VIII ~ril - auction
WEDNESDAY. tpKII IL.
Is Is.at I-ftf E.ia

WEDNESDAY. ,rkIL III.
at !: IN. r. ia" l.ei' Estate tNchansc,
TIL MAGNlrici,,%ii' SIR Story FlgrrRoor
APARTMENT RESIDENCE
"TuE r,kkwAh."
40 A. Wcsi 7-d-st 5oNS~>io-. containing SIX superb
two toy apartments all leased.
Al quit by cMAS. MILK -. In thr beat possible
Nap and particular, At AuctOn'rr,. $50 broad
JAMES BLEEt kkR. Aucfioncrr.
Valiehlr al, Long ItlAld property, villa plots
copntr -eat-. co',1c-. &C.. overlooking Long Island
Sound. a.
SEA CLIFF AND GLEN HEAD.
JAMES BLFfCKEE 4 sos viii sell ~ auction o.,
IIUlsDAh. Aprl H. AZ - NJ. M. R,.l lsia'. .,
,-qur gro ma, SEA tlir known "uAh WOOD
INN\" 400 feet the finest ia ,llr 200 feet
above AL overlooking tn Sound house ront, destroyed
y, hou.c &c. humid OF fruit and OF
nan"nal Trees. shrubbt ry shaded wallis, &c.. about (
lnlnutr. rom station and steamboat.
The wo--tori mnn-irdfo0f d~ cling known MEN
vcni,ncS -Four iot~. with shaded walks. near Post
once overlooking sound bathing grounds Sc
Fine pt n land a. fN and Locust aNr. con,
alning l. Cllf, o- Finest properties oppo.
Glen Had IrOl"fN ADJOINING thr railroad station. a.
ninut'- by raj from Long Island az, for sale lo~
Also Two - iL!e cottage new minutes walk from.
station furnished or unfIrnishcf Comuutitnn cent
rrnain. Title p"fr'. Maps and particulars at
BLIl KEIN. l5c bfn1~ry.
"A. GRAND OPPORTUNITY FOR BryEES.
Audion side ~ the elegant nropto,f apartment house
80 II: PARKWAY" No. 10 West I'd hand.
ri ate residence so lO5 We, 7.d,t W,dncs.
day. pm 10. NJ T. the Real rstatr Exchange No
- Iiorty-,i.. by JAMES BIEFCkER 4 son $50
Bro1d,ay. Particulars OF
CHARLES BrrK co..
II. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
WAR SHIPS sunk AT SAMOA.

An Extra in pamphlet form. published The Trbun'.
containing the thrilling account o.. the wreck o. the Ainci
can War Ships At and gaantry o. the Yankee
:ars including settlement 0. Okshors Joh town
Disaster american Girls Abroad" with list OF those
who have married titles abroad "Huntns Stories "
americas New Navy" with full list u the new ship'
their dimensions armament, ETC. etc, etc 70 Gems y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
on AND AF.El. AiAnCn =. 1890.


The ONLY RAILROAD STATION ~ TIE CITY
TRAINS LEAVE ~ FOLLOWS r-ec
~oO \. VI. IA>I MEN = Dtn NlAi - iAThr~'D-
"a .uc At lanandd- ua %. bnia.o 20 o. i;,r.n Qua
BOO A. VI. ,HltAnO ~IlBt Ill LINZ I'd -"'s
1919 4. ~. >Ot InWl SlLl,N NISllBl TX TX LlSi'
lied due Cincinnati o.. Indianapolis - 50 d He
1850 <. VI. y fsiEsN DAY EXPREss daily eNeeOs
SUNDAYS Train l,a,T2 on Satlfta', docs Hyt Ilh
vs. Of Detroit Gle. Gland. .. -.
500 p. VI. FAST WESTERN EXPIRES Que enieaso
90. Cincinnati . 80 -. NJ 81 l.".i- ~ n' ..
1000 y. ". FAST NIGIi IArEh>>-ioi l'och"'ter'
FIsIIKILL lNEWBrRGH, POrGiKEIPsIE, RHINE
BE- lKINGsION) AND HUDSON u.s. CO. u 10.
il 80 a. 10 80. 30. 30 - N a..o ioi az "a "a
p NJ h.; for GhhI;Isc y WEST PolNI to:oo'fi!A0
80 g 80 - % 8 80 r .n',.e RUE.
TALO AND NiAGAKA lALL>-e 80 . 90 10 90
~ 80 90 lo 90 D. ia 'l'' Albany ana Otiea.
Tr"SS tpiEi'HTocA ADIEoNDAcK MOUNTAINS AID
= - H. 80 II = .. n.. $3.50 600 1000 D. M.
ArEl'RN GENEVA AND cANANpAIGrAs.is 80.
III % o H.. rs 30. 80 90 p M = 90 ror,SN'.
81 TX SHfRf HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION
,.r t, AID ,pac. in sleeping sar-. appiy az Prlnd
csu.ri >fafIou or Nos. fl3. 80 Hi- ana bpit NaV
1. Dar, Place We>f l2'tl--i. arg. if'' IN;
Tew.Io-k: 333 Nashli sion.,- 20 lNito4'i ana -
peifori.a.e.. .. T.. Brook ". ,.. Ia.
Do .,of:- TNtrc>, calls for and CHECKS baggage from
no.nis and 20 dDnc.- through o. c'>t n'ii IN 81,
tbay ~. ~ sunday. DAILY except SATURDAY otnef
Rno, ' ,a'io except those leaving 40 - NJ. aud
ms 'Tof'cFY 81 ORGE n DANIELS.
Jun ,,..-lr.r'l Manager ,t,nl PASSENGER Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
REAL ESTATE.
II'STNESS AT THE E\CHANGE.

The market for vacant lots yesterday was strong
although uptown dwellings were not much in demand
No 534 West Torty -nfth-st. i a five story brick
double tenement well rented. and standing on full
lot II brouct $4,000 from Albert ID. Newlind
So l2f West Thirty hr,tst., threc-story and base
mcnt brownstone dwelling. on a lot 2oXl2', went 10
Isaac De Galno for 81 900. No l'D East Twenty
nirlrilsf A i've story private house, on lot .oNloo
,od for ~ > 900 L. ii. Mddendori No. 80 LcNing
CON ave. tIrrc~tOry private house on "a lot loA"-'
Two lo. in wet Onc-hundrcd and forty seconds
and The Grand roulcvard sold to William and Andrew
Gamble for ~. O3j each nolse at MOrr.s-avc. ana
one hundred and seventy fourthst lot jOXlOO went
for 200 70 A. Lcnlon Eight shor. lots in seventh
ave.. between Fifty sixth and Fifty seventh S.:
brought $40 each from &. Kelly. 40. 1916 East
ocyc1ty fr-t-st. five story double brick tenement
on in lot brought Sl- 800 from John Hayes No.
IL East fortv -hftI' t. a four story brownstone
dwelling. with cNtn-.on on lot 2lxioo went 70
- a four story prownStonc dwelling, on lot l6.sA
100 sold John lorkcl for $4,000 ,
so. 2I5 East seventy third st. nves story brown
stone tenement was offered. The bidding ran up from
- 900 to Sl- 100. = Kcmpcr was the buyer. There
wa, ,,rb Wards hrrc los in one hundred
and thirty ftns aud Bro~h r,,ci nronRni Ss
i'm one hundred and thirty fourth-st sold a follows
40. 80 lGAlco brought T"'aV"o 40. ''
brought $1,000 and the corner lot. No 117 went fol-
an extra large lot, 25xI.o. at one hundred and
thirty Gi;h Il, and It. Ann's-ave.. sold T. j. b. Amcs
for - 700 Four lots, each .jNrO, in II. AIMS ave-
brought 4ii 300 and four in one hundred and thirty
fnnr,n = ON the ~ar > block. $50 each. \ plot
Of eight lots the southern l."nicvaiN ana one nun
NV" '''u w ~ '"''''
Thc most succc~sfu sale of the day was that of
eighty sites in Iara Hi ave. and >odth Wavcrly Plirc
YonIcrs There was a large ATTENDANCE Of bidder,
and ,.rrv IL; wa, sold Lots III Parh lilll-aVc ncti
f,rfhrr alone NE avenue hey ond crrot Place from
1856 up 10 500 each. Lots III Sonth WaVcrlv race
brought from $40 mp to f-" e., Vn Wv a.o eac
and the south side rom 80 up $500, 80 ,,1 ~,
Five lots in south WavcrN rae" ana iicrIoi' ra.o
hroucht ...O apiccc. The sale was most successful
nrd .ha ,,,i1c. zero con- fdcrcd high.
"'" '"' pr
New York. Tuesday, April -.
M ,,-.... ..,.s YER. held NJ the Exchange and
The i"'o"lh1 s"''N WIZ "
Auction Room today
tor, ,,fa,,,, with riot Of land No- 40 to l. los
,fh,N. IA cor ni nJiA--t, inoi luuJN1O.S, Adler 4
i'm, an sf.l 80.
sIiai biildnr WIFI lof. 80 10 lat 13ist, s. oil
ut, h., = h .fnNn.r. 100.
s-f',, n'.- +, I'm io i3, lat .pth.s,. Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
auction Sales
II f. STEAMER

- ALE or THE RENENI r. STEAMER
y .~rEVi NS.". Ir,,~Hr Department, Aprh 10 lsaO
vi h.. Sold "a. llbo auction o. the highest and b.,f
l,i,.- ,n- cash af H. o'cocl ~ Ihuf-diy Nll
r. $50 ~ Bn'tiuor.. Id.. the Revenue steamer
.s,.,,,. a. ~nr gpV lies. said vessel O. in
.o t-,t.isr ~ lob tons {. -. measurements snI
,.,. ,nl AZ rr She built in l~2. and furnished
,t, ,.N lanl,r udfr~ 1870. Her NN'frHIr
Meth d. Ht f lean nodded go feet draurft fpfN tfd
a., o.. al "a Has two A. T. ,0ndrn-.ng engines
~ f,.a ,.l,f~.f steam pump etc., aut supplied Nlih
,l- ,,rllr. ho,t~ anchors. chains rtc. The vessel
,r hc zen 10 t-,'~ Wharf Hstnor" and Will b. open
,'r r,.fio nntn The day of sac" Inc noScsnmeut ir
a-,.s tt, f'.t 20 f'"'' any or al bids deposit of
No., n, ,,.l f. required al time - -aie
nIO. =. RATCni.Il.IR. Acting secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16

Addres, Farmers and Special reports Of ITO me .
various branches OF Aricr an
farming Tho reports all valuable paper and gre on
.Isttle Raising" Forestry ''TobsccO' Market
Garden Producs' wool growing Flax and Sugar"
Fruits" Dairy Interests" and Cereals" Half me
.ige Of The Weekly Tribune. cents copy Published
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
TIFF TARIFF OF 1882.

A panphle. OF 20 pages. BY 10 inches TO TIE page
Giving the duty article Under present asiN
md also whole free list Introduction gives
brief whole tailr legislation OF c United
States from beginning OF the 'ioscrnnent Inc IMPORTS
OF every article duabe nee. IN 1888 and 1887, are
objected on each article. Also the total imports Of each
wear since 1871. Giving also summary OF the Minis
6lI and the Senate sfin bill Price IL cents. postage
tad Published by The Tribune.
CENTENNIAL IN NETWORK.
The only account IN pin: OF the Centennial q the
INAUGURATION Washington frst President OF the
and containing the speeches Of Harrison,
pepew Cleveland I'M and others and Bishop Potters
famous with other interesting matters pages
Of picture h;6s"a gsnec. OF is se FEC o9
PubIished by Tho Tribune Price. 2Sc. copy.
KNITTING AND CROCHET
A e,.pase pamphlet containing more than hundred
patterns Hnd l. illustrations Single copies rs cents
NEW EMPIRES OF TIE NORTHWEST.
The letters Of l.. t. @. stan correspondent Of The
Tribune the natural resources. public lands.
&c. etc. Of Dakots> Montana and Washington:
BUDGET OF POLITICAL EXTRAS
bulge, OF Political Extras made Of Of each o!
The 1rbunes 1ar.r aud other Political tNas OF IN. asi
Presidential Campaign and including the Isrh o! 1889
Extra. - MS "a budget. order rom Inc lilbune
THE TRIBUNE. New-fork
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GErOEDEn MOEIGAGrS.

Ancrschub'r c, to Almer, cor raik-a,c anI
! iith.qi. > years. 800.
Baird Il - to \ : Townsend. l03d-st. Of River.
side Drive demand $1,000.
months 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
TRIBUNE ALMANAC, 1890.

The Tribune Almanac holds It's own agans' all comer'
the standard book OF reference for 20, Teal ecc'e
nnancia pension and other statistics and information NJ
one who has refer facts and figures can
afford 20 be without II. - cents copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16

RECORDED REAL I,rArE TRANSLATES CITY
ileA-,, 1913 70 q " ." t,r.er = 90 los
lists - ,o- Hudson i.i,cr RAILROAD 7-o>
LOVE- q'i' 20 n Of '''' iioa''od, @,,so Law
Nadi'on.,,c so. -, sarah r,d to G.
Ciiion 1890
To- SIM W., . % ooo
n.torAh , l,alet G., J ,icGirnn =. 800
llihs, SO. no Las. " Aotr to .,...
'ao.., IS f. Of g'.-'Se so,loo' F''e $1,000
] iichcir aud n.fr To- T. 1a'rrner '.., cG5
q tdier 70 " 4 Power. ...'...''. 1850
to ! w,l,9rr -... l. 80
.5>5a g Bans. AMI wiz. H. " Sinlcl, ., 80
II Rad 20 l.ark l. T.. sl, g. 800
+ I,nch AID VII to Jam. rlo,d $1,000
II ia,nc 10 I-arc B. Want =. coo
iiz,''rr ali Richard !, Johnston to 'n'rl'- ....,
snG.f, :. -, g ;n'a.e so>Ioo5 rr'nris "oo.
l4o,b n =. ~ II 4, conrtland,a,. ,s.Ioo ''O''
A, ,'"rFc o' t." = ,;0;' lSn. sao,os u.n '-'
Jacobs aud Nf, 70 william frun 100
Moiir 10 John = M.ycr ....,'" ., 600
iawssa g zocllncr '''''" .ooou
Iolarh and VIE to Frank iIrnAci 49, 2so
Wstcfst = 5 lot~ and 10 map Samuel fackctt.
2Nllo; Prrr Pnltcr and wife TO Jacob
Roht AID jos rui!c, 10 Saui I,,inaid $50
Nirhoa.-lAr. i4l-i--t 19.IiN1iiS
Mary 4 Stort 20 1h'odoir C,afnSon. | Sc
l5cvl2f .sNIf9ll ssinc - SANE. &c
rah-.i 100 sth-aNr. 19>NO.6. .co T. Sry-
nour ,ri- t, Anna 5 jea,'; ..... 1900
f7th.-t 80 4ti.aN" ..N92.4; Martin
Sclronlll,en and wiz 10 Michael DeInI-,y p. $50
iJetn-, 27J I2thatc. .jN99.l1 VIM
Lanedon and VII 10 Matthew Howe 800
IIu--' 40 lD1 John r. Michael r aud Cha l.
Murphy to \ II'ninann I,eoO
13c.,f - i-t-aVe. G,Ncs.o. Michael ]
and Daniel r Mahony and wives 20 I'a,c
pcaSi'tt 80 81 Mary Mc'.urc to Wa
sth.nre SO so Caroline and ny Mo- nch to
Geo wcrvcr ..... $500
Z.nineruann ard VIE to Rachel l.,I XIX. $3.50
isfn.-f 3,bH 7fh.1ye. 1soAlON.b. sabine
Walter to David WcrdcnachlsS 20 40
GJh-,i 40 80 West Joseph Waach and wife
10 Henry Huber Gu. ..... | Sc
on,h..t s. 40 10 .d-aV". 22No2. Jno =
Werner and wife to Mark Kat 1880
Wnl'ifs; No 90 Katharine Nunich 10 Jos 'i'I-
hardt .... .......... .... .......... 10000
Cimfch.-i. SO III: executors Isaac y Phelps 20
trustee Isaac : leclps = part -, .....,
wife to Richard II Morri,on ......, $4,000
Nans.n.-t 80 60. Ida and Henry VI ro~lr,in
- rhiiip nciprrsh,n.rin .....-.. 1000
5fth.~f u - r. II 7th-ayr. 5oN1uO.j James
l3th.-t 80 10 West; samuel Trimhlc 10 Sorlcr-
osd..t s. IiI7 It w u Iark.a,e. Ii2,IOo.j:
Phoeh. \ Baldwin 10 f. y llNord
W'rtsier.,Nc - n of 11lst->t JnNIJ,.sN
irregular: Louis Eckwoft aud wife o. ia
clarke .......:.. 1000
7ist.si. = l25 II @ Of 9h-aVc o>loo5 John
Gth-.t. 80 oi9: Martin l. Eckcf.on and wife 10
Jno & Tcitncr .....-....... 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
REPUBLICAN, CLUB HANDBOOK.

A handsome pamphlet. describing at len2th the re;
rnbicsn Club movement in the United States the Na:iona.
and STATE Leagues and Il the principal clubs
Rules FOR forming club Topics for debate, etc. etc:
The Tribune tie Oicia newspaper OF the League ana
this official handbook Pike - cents order from
The Tribune.
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BRAZIL
pDoTrCTIOE TO FARMING

Fsisbi.shmen. OF the New Eepublic. Letters o. .
special correspondent OF The Tribune. prlhtN III
tsmphct form. - cents copy.
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Trarher6.


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drawing English and advanced piano A. goNcsnr> Eng.
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