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New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
NEW PUBLICATIONS
LANpoR's aC1TAr1oN OF SHAKESPEARE

CITATION AND EXAMINATION OF WILLIAM LIAM
SHAKESPEARE. by Walter savage Landor With
an Introduction by Hamilton Wright Msble lomo
PIP. 900. Dodd, Mead Co.
1t might be thought from the introduction that
Landor never wrote anything superior to the
"Citation Of William Shakespeare There may
have been time when this fanciful production
was held in high esteem, but it is questionable
whether any sincere student Of Shakespeare ever
considered it masterpiece The truth is that
while it has wit and some humor, it is tiresomeiy
di6use and wholly out of keeping with the periou
and the persons intended to be reproduced III L.
In the Shakespeare of Iandor there is no falnteSt
suggestion of the Shakespeare rejected ID the
dramas and the Sir Thomas Lucy IS surely noV az
all the knight of the tradition. Landor mas erreu
In over-refnement. He has polished his charac-
ters out OF knowledge. We are disposed TO regard
Sir Silas. the fanaticaI old Puritan divine, VINO
would rather 90 TO his dinner than prolong the d.
ready wearisome examination OF the too-poe'ical
younc deer-stealer, as the one natural conception
In the piece and certainly Sir Sllas is not pleas
Ing portrait by any means. Indeed, we may oc
toierabv sure that no such examination could pos
sibly have been held under the actual clrcum-
stances: that no such Shakespeare as Landor
na;nts no such Sir Thomas Lucy such Euseby
Treem. no such Joseph Carnaby, ever had local
But if this indictment holds good, wherein lies
the merit of Landor's experiment? In his Con
versations" he introduces us to people whose ways
Of Thought and speech harmonic with what we
know of their real namesakes. But here the case
Is quite different. We fail to recognize, TO lden-
tifv the Shakespeare of the plays and poems and OF
tradition with Landor's fantastic and aruhclal
.rootion As for Sir Thomas Lucy, his long
xrnded disouisitions are all but unendurable, and
ne is as unlike the Shakespeare Lucy as possible
II is, in fact Hyperion to Satyr For frank
fool we are given a cross between pedant and i'm
beetle such as no age country has hitherto pro-
auced and though in certain sense original, the
,el,ow is none the less an unmitgated bore. Sup
posing the authors attempt to have aifned aC
facetiousness failure is the only rational Judgment
70 be registered against 1t. AS reproduction or
reminder in any way of the men whose names are
used in the paper, nothing could be further from
yersimilitude Landors memory IS noU nohoieu
nv pretending to receive such stuff as bearing the
imprint of genius. He did good WORK IN Ills oaS'
but this is not of it.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


baldwin Austin P, to Title Guarantee Company, s
s2dsS 5thaye, 3 years $25 600 q, tho Reformed
Church In America, Madison-aVe, 101thst' years
IHrO9dbelt, VIM. to Gessenhalner corner Wash
lneto1 and Perry sts, years, S9o'2oO -o. . u ,o,h
Boehmer, Arthur, to Tnos Aud 7Sth's' lOth'
ave ornyyi yia'E Edward j. to Mclean, suburban.st
ret5Ss CStsS JcGH HiGsh, corner willi'-ave and
non LUIS to Lowenfeld 1877 DyisiOn.st, install
meHtI Feige JSIYU harris to Taylor Is Bond.st years
*2I ftHserad. GUg Thomas to Cadwalder, 2d'ave'
''taso Gnso1rs s,'I isaac to Rube9steln DvIsIOn-st
Caq9s %Seqse 1s ysoF n3raStee sTS and Trust Co.
wft oSr West % 59'; Mggeaa gses 5000 1Dory
BrGfS%ay aaas Henry g. to Weber 5sthst, Avenue
A. js41en, ESaf Matilda C. executrx to Nelson cor
2dpys and nsS scso mGFsPsG G W,Sny yTa' s6st 7h
m0rtgaeGs years ar p $STSqb LoStsbach 82ds 10TH
ave aa6 ye55G join TO sao 80 West l2hs year g? So0 600
McCormack. Thos 10 Stuyvesant Building ana Loan Loan
Association, LexingtOn-ave OF loSth'''' l"'Oa'
6'Icary Timothy to Farady, sc PaFk'st years
Po5st Charles to Dry Dock Savings institution
fSt p,er Of %oS: ays, To- yrW W6eSead LexingtOnave
n Of 55th-st ySlrs, ga 900 port os.h.st e
., Eey ays MieGas 3cals e 2s So6 Savings D'N
Resser George. to 4 DleM, W S LexingtOn'aVe' or
'iSri smith fie T. to Willis 119h-st of 9th
avs shaw, John to Ten Eyck West Endave and s4th
TonSpRns 5ipacn, to MidllebrOok, 1ithst' Of
ThomPsons Js1es 10 g Benedict li''n''' OF
Vermiiye. T6os f. if, to L Bliss, 192d-st' Of
Hogan, S y, to Lipman. cor Am'terdamNve and
''Nc wsinsten K,cher to Russak ct al Dvision's
of Canal-st g., years; SO Q0g, rooos o4tb.st
Zimmerman Justus il, to l. VI jones' -1"''"
O 9thaVe, %, SSb.5OU
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Citn ]]rcperlp for Sale.

A CHARMING HOME I'm select and secursd ~ lIe,en s,
n borhood 1874 to 1i2 West S1th ST ond.sS"IS FV
dwellings; superior construction anu "Ii'"7
anime under guidance OF export .,. . - >--,r-1- Avn
Title insurance policies OF TITLE GUARANlEE AND
TRUST COMPANY will be given 20 purchasers Tree ol
cost. - ,,rrrtUrN Ovner
IT, TJF DOOK OF OPEN.AIR SPORTS. octave 500 pages
Illustrated The standard authority on american opei
air amusemens Rules for sailing swmn&gi & oa' pS nS,
couy Published by The Tribune. New-fork EhUei'4n
ing and universally comDlimented DIV he DIcss.
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Hnmmer Resorts.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
SbRaNAc LAKE HOUSE.

Ona mil from SaranaC lake bJ1LOl on NHaVtauEHy
R Tnarsed newly furnished and in perfect sanitary
condton 600 feet elevation 1OOO rect pialla emien
nhysicIans recommend climate for lung ana toa
nsas and hay fever unknown and
ofres: electric bells table best In the mountains all
deeaes M the season equal TO best at Saratoga open
NAV 10 November /. Send for circular
d. J. GIILIGAN (successor to Milo d. Miller),
Saranac Lake, ". Y.
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Business prOpertn % Eel.

BUILDINGS, stores. Lofts md Ofces 10 let In
Maiden Lime John Fulton Ann. Beekmnn. Frankfort
Rose. Nassau William, Gold. NiI", io"'' -,
Front Sou,h Cor,londt Dey, yesey Duane franklin
Laiabr, washington, Greenwich. Hudson Church and
other streets.
rutland & WHITING
Bcekmnn -
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

Tho r,os. ,rnortant sale made at the Real Estate
Exchange Yesterday was by r. " Harnett o. TO-, VIM
offered No Il West Fifty -seventh-st. Inc piopo"
is fonrstory and basement brownstone residence oh
frn lot; n was offered to close an estate, ana so
for $4,000 @. 20 aconeer offered No. No 4a1 East One
hundred and twenty seconds II Is ebt s 900
stone dwelling on lot looxloo' ~ o'0"e
John F. B. smyth sold gore lot In 1eangton
sves. The property sold by order , OF the eA
II brought $G9S Sm NoS oSu IS and
teentst BrooeIgn having som ldhn The csrr saae "'
for syniS oesa easi dSens and brick
complete Nos 159 and l6l East Ninety from
stands lot 40xioo he FsSberser 9Sfsgg 10" was the
Meyer three e9rneFsd Gvs plot s ie ian ains
SoxSs It brought 5000 from B. p oIs Ea5ch1d M Mr..
gptStns pS IN or 'sg plot Point Road
Road corner 25Tl0s ot so5 ia @ tS H. Hamilton for
$322 ana a,eier sGe lots on the street brought from
81 400 up to 81 ,725; The other saieS "''o ''''''
In Read es saed on the Teunc Yesterday for
flying visit to Europe to return , ~ tbr short visit
TO the other side
New.York Wednesday. May o:
Tho following sales were held at the Exchange ana
c.nsSs .soT 10 eEsliqS ssRio5s T's9 ss NS
sory dwelling with lot No f2r TO61oton GaSs Sc ooo
169 and I6l East o2d-ss LeHngt0n'aVe' pi0' 'ON
100 8; L Friedberger. S2O,65O ., ~ oox t,rer x75x
lot, n 1l5th-st 12o IL Q fth'a'e' -"N ''-So
dot o land on Grand boulevard, corner ioos''
1o5 1y67 9x95x73 John Joralemen, $3.50 O., o. ox
2 lots on Kingsbridge Roa4 9 corner lof~i''" -
100 each w II Hammillo, SJ,3OO -. Dad osxeo II
lots on West l84th-st, kngsDrdge noau' ~"A0'''A
eacP sag f la1d Maronave Cole-st 5ox1o4; Charles
Story houses with plot Of land on Hunts Point hOao
- nv irreo xIS7xl44; A. Bussing, $l15O - -oo,
PoS Gore nlot OF land Kingsbridge Road eox'oAo'
B L Farchild 1920
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
astorv dwelling with lot No. 321 Laayette-ave s.
49, o,sSoay aye lot is Sx1OO WIN Conway, So,07o
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Mem ]Dnblirdtions

ARE YOU GOING TO LONDON?
HOME JOURNAL out today contains
A GUIDE TO LONDON HOIELS'
By MORRIS PHILLIPS, ..,..,..
Giving location rates, features ana al psrOcuIals'
"'4"e FEW BOARDING HOUSES
And many Restaurants are included In the Guide.
For sale by newsdealers and at u stations =, "
MORRIS PHILLIPS & CO.. 80 BKOADMA4l y. !:
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CUpRENIE COURT. Trial to be had in the

C,upRENIE COURT. Trial to be had in the
= city and County OF NewYork;-Isaae r. smisn smith
against Charles H. Patrick sSspesn G tI,o anu A'
10 the above named defendants . ,-,. 4.
yo1 are hereby summoned TO answer the complaint IN
this action and 10 copy or your answer on the
Mainn attorney within twenty days atSr the service %
III exclusive OF the day OF service and In case
o your failure appear, or answer, judgment VIII %
against you Dy uetaulb ior INC Feiei ~e"a~ -
the complaint. 90 400,
Dated February l3. lsOl -. .., ,-.,,,- ...
Office and Postoce address, No IS Broadway, NewYork
CITY. . =, -, o,,
The foregoing summons Is served upon you by puDnct'
ton pursuant 10 an order Of Hon. George L. ingahan
OF Justices OF the Supreme court OF te SsaIe ~
New.York dated April 4, 1901 fled with the complains
once the Clerk Of the city and County on New'
York at Court House In the city OF Newforh
Dated New-York. April 4 leyl 80 ...
JAMES STIKEMAN. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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eountrn prupsrlp tor Sale ano 90 Let.


A T ORANGE. N j., to Morrlstown, SPELIA ~ prop
"A erty for sale and rent. EDN T. HANALAON u
CO, 20 broadway, I'd hoor.
NOR SALE or TO LEASE for three years-Ihe hne old
mansion, With al modern Improvements IaIee stto.e
stalls, about OF land, frult llr sIuDoeFy
del ghuUly located prominence IN boNl1e r,rh AT
Murray Hill, Flushing occupied by me boWne i1iy many
years viii sell for Sl5 600, crcthrd cash bAance on
advance. with privilege OF purchase Ntt eNcufloh leket
Murray Hill Station, Flushing Agent on he properly
Choice lots for sale Address for map ifee' BLNJ' W.
HITCHCOCK, Ia Cbambcrs-st., NeW.1Olk
OWN YOUR HOME in beautiful Flushing; the ban
~ village OF New.YOrk's suburbs; elegant Oulldng
lots 200 upward so monthly payHfnts az Murray
years a. residence OF the Bovine family; ana
OF the finest Of the beautiful home'teads IN flushs
This land naturally attractive, IS being Mighty improved
and In the centre OF rapid development 'front.'
ing Broadway the nncadamized principal street OF
Flushing. having water. and sewerage, IN clOse
proximity 70 churches and schools surrounded Dy Dauu
tul villas, 70 instantly commands the admiration M he
select home seeker Please address FOR free map, BENZ
w. HITCHCOCK Il Chambersst, ~ Y ~
T. S=Visitors take ], or o'clock train from Long
Island CITY.
WHERE, WILL YOU sUMMERi HAVE you
w vistd lawrence Beach II not accept our INV a.
unfurn d. toy sale and easy terms 70
desirable part es Meals and att ndlnce from Lawrence
Beach Hotel II desired. Ibis beautiful locality adoins
Cedarhus and Lswrence. surrounded by fine drives ard
q lovely neghbofhood Of rennemeuts Bathing, boating
and fishing with freedom from OF every de-
scriptlon. Address for map and tickets. BENZ. w.
HITCHCOCK, Owner. Ii Chambersst.. NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07

IN HR BOOK OF oPEN:AIR SPORTS octave. 800 pages.
Illustrated The standard authority American opel'
amusenents. Rules for sailing swimming, ball play.
ing shooting horseback riding. &c. &c. in fu 81 per
copy. Published by The Tribune, New.York. Entertain
ing and universally complInepted by the preaas
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07

A
" STREET-N York Supreme Court-The Emigrant
Industrial Savings Bank plaintiff against Stephen H.
Thaver and Others defendants-Acton No. 4. In pur.
uance Of Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made
and entered IN the the 10th day o.
April 1891, l. the undersigned, referee in said judg.
ant named Will sell puic auction at the Real Estate
Exchange and Auction Rooms (4imled), Nos. 80 70 90
Liberty street. in the City OF Newfork on Ihursday
the 5th day OF May 1891 at u o'clock noon by Bryan L.
Kennedy auctiOneer premises in said Judgment men,
toned, described as follows: - -, -,
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF lana with ne
thereon erected situate lying ana Deng ~
the Twelfth the City OF NewYork, bounded and
described follows Beginning at point on the soutnery
side of street distant eastery
nnetyour (9i six 90 inches from the southeaster
corner OF said fourteenth street and trt
avenue and rnnnng thence souhey and parallel 70 SAID s
avenue hundred feet ten inches 20 the centre IL OF
the block thence eastery along said centre line o. me
block twenty feet inches (2O6) thence nortlery
again parallel with said First avenue one hundred iees
ten inches 600 1O said souhery side OF onehundltd
and fourteenth street. and thence westerly and along sara
southery side OF said Onehundrdand fourteenth street
twenty (20 O. 10 the point or place OF begnnn
premises eng now known by the street number tvy
East Onc-hundrd andourteenth street Inc wesvry WI VII
Of the standing said premises being party wall
Dated April 18th. 1891. ...o ,...o
RICHARD IT. CLARKE, Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
(nrnitnre.

IF IN WANT OF FURNITURE, you can OBJ
Fnt's 1ol West 1ith-st, all the latest styles
a sacrifice.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
EeQaI Notices.

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.
~ Eppens Smith and Wiemann Company lLtmited)
Plaintiff against Dudley Hall and Dudley Q. Hall, compos
ing the firm of Dudley Hall Co., Defendants summons
Trial desired in the County Of New-York
10 the aboYe-named Defendants ,
Won are hereby summoned TO answer the complaint In
this action, and to copy OF your answer on ths
Plaintiffs Attorneys Within twenty days after the service
this summons exclusive Of the day OF service and In case
OF your failure appear answer, Judgment VIII bs
taken AGAINST you by default fo the relief demanded In ne
complaint Doo,r . cY.pur
Dated N. Y, Mar. 10, 1891. Plaintiffs Attorneys
Office and Postoce Address, No. 32 Nassaust NewYoss
To the DEFENDANTS Dudley Hall and Dudley C. Hail. ans
The FOREGOING srnmcns IS served upon you by pubca.
tion pursuant to order OF Hon. Edward Patterson one
of the Justices pIeme Court OF the State OF New
York dated the sth day OF april 1891 and filed with s
complaint the office OF the Clerk OF the County OF New
YORK County Court House in the City OF NewYork
on the Sth day Of April, 1891. ROOT CLARKE
- - Attorneys for Plaintiff
.Kark
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
FURNISHED Gonses 90 Cet
Country.
FURNISHED COTTAGE

TO RENT 35 miles from New. York acres; overlooking
the Hudson; L mile from station 10 rooms, carriage
mouse horse and wagons For further particulars address
OWNER. Tribune Office.
EAST HAMPTON, /. j.
Fully furnished cottage let 13 rooms, two acres lawn
small sJibe house the beach BEAUTIFUL view OF .he
0cean rent 5000 Address MAYO-SMITH, Owner, l44
Columbia Heights Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07

THE MAY NUMBER OF
ART IN ADVERTISING
ts out to-day. For sale at all newsstands ana
an the Elevated Sample copies receipt
Of 10 cents
PUBLICATION OFFICE, so FIFTH.AvE
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL,

1000 Feet Above sea Lever. n.
"a hones @ rom pbil1dslphia Opens June l5 1891 Has
nsUTnsssd advantages for health aud pleasure superb
uountan scenery Beautiful walks and eiegalt urtes:
Electric lights throughout hydraulic elevator LAS
livery. good fishing boating cunning; es' m s:4S
and : n m For c circulars. terms. ETC., address
anu y '' CHARLES WENRICK, Manager
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
EDWARD c. PERKINS. Referee.
RICHARD IT. CLARKE Plaintiffs Attorney
40 and 81 ChamberS-st New-Gork
cTPRENE COTRT. CITY AND COUNTY OF

IFWVdnT FhyT KUt rIz.iat6 MlciacTy AZ gu3rian, Co.
Joel B. Smith and ohersIn pursuance OF Juas
Of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered ~ s
abOye-entt,d action, in the Office OF the Clerk OF to
City and County Of New York on the 29th day Of Ap;:
1881. / undersigned. the feree In SAID ludgnens
named will sell public auction at the Real Es.ao 20 -
Exchange and Auction Rooms, Limited, numbers % "
Gj in the City and County OF NewYork on
Monday the day June, 1891, at II o'clock noon by
C. Ialor AuctOncer, the premises In slid Julg-
mcnt mentioned and described follows; All those t"9
certain lots, pieces Of land, situate, lying anu
being the Twenty-thrd Ward OF the City and county
Of New-York formerly in the Town Of Morrisanla IN ue
County OF WescheSteP and state OF New Ork aud wch
taken together bounded and described as folows'
BEGINNING point in the westerly line OF Eaglea chu
fty feet southery from the corner formed y ~
intersection OF the line Of Eaglavenuc, with inc
sogthCry line Of One.hundredand ret thence
running westerly parallel with Onehundrd andsXty tlr
street hundred feet thence southery parallel WIN
Fagleayenue nfy feet; thence castery paille! WIN
Onehunhrnd- stres hundred feet 70 tno
said westerly line Of Eageavenue, and thence norherly
and aOng said western line OF Eage-ayenue hity feet, "
the point place OF beginning, be the SAID seNeF3
dimensions or less.
Dated New York, May 6, 1891. - ~
RICHARD H. CLARKE, Referee.
JOHN c. WEST, Plaintiffs Attorney,
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Dated New.Y Ork, May 6, 1881. - :
JOHN c. WEST, Plaatiirs Attorney,
d,kaV y v.
ENL COURT OF THE STATE OF

SUFREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEW.YORK. Trial desired In the County Of New
York Central Trust Company OF New York Plaintiff,
against Mortz Bauer and Gaelic Bauer his wife conrad
stein Theodore r. Miller Charles H. Den 1T aud ADELAIDE
4 Ilnyer executors OF the last win ana tsssmeht q
John B. Huyer deceased James J. Htdley Jae0O r
lIealey William q. L. King George Victor carr victor,
Thomas Aches John AcheLs. william Irpach' Jonii
Bender Adolph Fri adman, Defendants. summons
TO the a. owe named defendants. , ,.,. 4,
You ale her by summoned ~ answer the complaint ~
this action aud copy Of your answer on @ Sno
plalntins twenty
~ this summons exclusive the day OF service, and W
cae of your failure 20 appear answer Judgment WIZ
be taken against default for the Fef oenahdeo IN
the complaint. 500,
BI'TI.ER, STILLMAN & HUBBARD
~ Plaintiffs Attorneys.
once and Postofnce address. No "a Wah'st'
To Gaelic Bauer, defendant; - - -, ., ,,t..,,.,
foregoing served ppSp YSI ey on ~
H. In,,cs of the supreme Court OF the state OF New
York dStod AprI a. 1891, and hed WIN he complaint 10
the oc N The Clerk OF the supreme Court OF the STATE
Of New.York at the Court House In the CITY ot New
YORK on April II. 1891
Dated April II. lesl ,,,x,,,,~ q urpp,pn
Plaintiffs Attorneys
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
ASBURY PARK. N J.
COLEMAN HOUSE.

orcD sday On June a. For rates diagrams and nforms
vPv ,n sSdSns. IFRED s. AMER Ho:el Imperial Broad
;rov and 32d.st New.York (untll May 81, or Coleman
sburv y, J.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07

Eighteenth Edition, post paid for 25c or stamps r,
THE HUMAN HAIR: Why 1t Fails On
Turns Grey and tho Remedy. BY Prof. HARLEY
pAPKER An LONG & co. lob Arch St., Phla.. Pa.
nE;very one should read this little book'-Athenaeum
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
Gountrn Boar6 t0anteo.


A FAMILY, consisting o. husband. wife, two boys. aged
n l3 and Il, and maid. wish 10 Join family on the
shore Sound the city would pay fair price for
good board references exchanged. Address stating
locality and price X. Box .. Tribune Once.
SE ANTED.-First-class board for summer in the
w mountains u & D. X. H. preferred family OF seven
gentleman wife, four children and nurse. L. H., Box @,
Tribune oGieaa
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
HOTEL RRESLlN,
WOTEL BRUNSWICK,

,o, ASBqKt11o PAKkiy M n T; 10 OCTOBER 1.
leading hotel in every respect, 20 yard; from the
Beach comInodous dningroom; table uneXcedieu seep'
ing ap~' MORGAN L. PARSONS.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07

| ATLANTIC CITY, ", J.
Kentucky-avc., next house 10 the Deacn-
WHITE g. REED
NJ ORWOOD PARK LONG BRANCH. n. J-io .: Iet
~ the handsomest country residence on the Atlantlc
coast six magnificent lawn, beautiful shade ana
luxurlantly furnished home; stabtng for nine hOrs
coachmens quarters &c the grounds kept IN order " % he
this handsome residence Is StuaCd on Ce
corner OF Cedar Norwood aves Norwood Park Long
Branch, ~ J.. West End station
~ BWEBErUCK INN South Windham, Conn.-Season
opens June l. 1Sol The house. located on the eastern
slope OF Obwebeuck commands magnificent view OF the
ShGtucket VALLEY pure spring water from the mountain
sanitary plumbing perfect drainage no mosquitoes always
and comfortable line drives gooa ROADS e&cenC
fishing: rst-class every respect horses and carriages
furnished at reasonable rates hours from New York 2
hours from Boston by express trains. Apply TO T. o.
WINCHESTER, South Windham, Conn.
n ICHFIELD SPRINGS, n. Y
IL Snring House and new Bathing Establishment open
1uno 90 lanes r. Sancster, Victoria HOTEL Newly York
REPRESENTATIVE. illustrated pamphlet. .
T. X. PROCTOR, Proprietor.
~ FFLTFR ISLAND HEIGHTS. n. Y:
= THE NEW BAY VIEW HOUSE ronr,,rs
opeiI June-October via L. l. r. X sAMb ROBEKIe'
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Gountrn Board.

a, ORNWALL-ON-H DSON-Grand Central Hotel uor-
u merly Smith House, large rooms. excellent table;
delightful river and mountain house changed
hands; for guests everything hrst-class write
for particulars.
GUNNER BOARD-On heights above Rondout; large
- field summer garden strawberries by the bushe.
GEORGE H. CLARK. Rond0ut. y. Y.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-28

There can be but one Interpretation of
the significance of these figures relative
to this question. Additional teaching
force is imperative and Indispensable, If
the work in this department is not to be
stretched and spread out until, in the
language of former Wis. teacher, it be-
comes thin unto extenuation. The best
teacher in the world could not do Justice
to such a school, Were this the only de-
partment subjected to such stress, it
might be expedient to devise some make
shift, whereby the necessity of bui ding
might be obviated for several years more;
but, unfortunately, there are three more
departments in very much the same con-
dition. Moreover up to the High School
Department, all but one have been full
to their utmost capacity in the present
year. In the next issue of this paper We
hope to exhibit the entire situation from
top to bottom and point out some of the
inevitable results consequent upon such
condition. Respectfully,
CHAs FRIEDEL.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-28
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Il have found in Ayers Pills, an inyalua-
BILE remedy for constipation. bliousness, and
kindred disorders, peculiar To miasmatc
localities. Taken i'll small and frequent
bpS Pills