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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
THE COURTS.
WILLIAM Y. MoRTIMER's WILL FILED.

WILTlIlfNT T. 'TOTsf 11Tr11' - '1'17 ''''-'T
The will of William V Mortimer was fled for pro-
bate in the Surrogates Office Yesterday IL was exc
cuted on september %. $3.50. and. after NUMBER OF
beauests 10 relatives the following charitable requests
are made To each Of the following institutions 5000
each: The Home for Incurables the Roosevelt Hos
pital the Womans Hospital. ~. Luke's Hospital. tho
Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital the American Bible
Society the American Tract S"ciety the Presbyterian
Board OF Domestic Missions. the New York Auxiliary
of the Mccall Mission in France, and tho Howard
Mission and Home for Little Wanderers
Tie widow. Anna Elizabeth Mortimer, receives the
house at No 81 West Thirty fourthst., the country
seat at Toms River and an annuity OF S25 900. The
residue of the estate Is divided between tho two sons
Richard and Stanley Mortimer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
4 PRIZE TROPHY FOR RIFLE SHOOIiN"'
= W. HAL.sTEAD, COMPANY c. SEVENTH REUl
MENT WON 1T BY MAKING FOURTEEN
PI,TISFyES

MENr WON IT BY MAKING FOURTEEN
BULLsEYEs.
One Of the pleasantcst affairs which mas Dee" soo'
within the massive walls Of the 9TH Regiment ArHorS
took place last night IN the Board OF Ohcers hoo'',
when the 200 prize trophy for the first iuli score vi
was presented to Private j. W. Hastead, OF Company
C. At 30 o'clock 200 300 officers ana men
gathered in the Doard-iOOm, and when they "c'c an
seated Colonel Appleton came H. clo'cN ioi
lowed by Private Halstead. escorted by Lieutenant
J. Watson Cochran, OF Company ID. the secretary
OF the rife club Colonel Appleton spoke OF Mr. Hal
stead's excellent record not only on the arlnoy rihc
range but also on the regmental team at Ciccdhoor
and then he told how proud he was to have the hoho
of presenting the trophy to Mr.. iialStead lie theh
removed the silk flag which Lad been thrown over
the tiolhy and revealed beautiful solid silver LOVING
cup.
Private lIalstead made reat speech In reply ana
surprised the members OF the club by formally giving
the sum OF 300 to the club TO be used TO buy
trophy for the man making the best record In any
shot match the armory range In the season.
to be the property OF the winning II three times
CAPTAIN W H. Palmer then made Il few kindly re-
marks and invited everybody downstairs TO supper.
on the cup is inscribed the following:
seventh Regiment Rife Club.
Full, score Trophy.
Won by
J. W. Halstead. Co. c.
Nov. Ia. 1891.
3J-35-7O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
JOHN Y. McKANE HOLDS A PRIMARY

The John Y Mckanc Democrats Of the town Of
Gravcscnd, L. l.. who. with their chief, recently re-
turned to the Democratic fold. held love feast last
night in the shape Of prmary occa,ioncd by the re
organization of the party in the town. There was no
oppositon ticket Mr.. McKanc beaded the list Of dele
Gates chosen 10 the County General Committee his as
sociatcs being Henry Osborn. George = WilkenSon.
Gar,et Katon Charles E.. Morris. John Murphy John
Fitzgerald, John Purcell jane Unison Jr. and John
Keenan, Dennis I. sutherland chosen president
Of the organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
TALK ABOUr JUSTICE BRADLEY's SUCCESSOR.

Philadelphia Jan. c3.-There has been much talk
here to-day In regard to the probable successor Of
Justice Bradley I'm the United States supreme Court
Justice Paxson and Justice Mitchell Of the Supreme
Court OF this State; and Judge Green OF the United
states District Court in NcwJersey, have been spoken
Of.
The friends Of Flavel MCGEE, OF the law firm Of
Bedle Muiihed, Mcf;ce & Bedlc Of jersey City. have
determined to urge President Harrison TO appoint him
10 the vacancy in the supreme Court caused by the
death Of Justice Bradley These friends say that the
yacancy should be Tiled by n New-Jersey man. and
ibot The extensive practice Of Mr.. MCGEE in the United
States courts has fitted him for the high Office. II Is
said the local bar association VIII petition tie Presi'
dent 70 appoint Mr.. McGee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
THE AMERICAN LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.

The report OF Recorder Smyth, referee passing
the accounts Of j. Edward Simmons receiver Of the
American Loan and Trust Company. was filed In the
County Clerks Office yesterday. Mr. simmons holds
balance Of $6l 2s5 55 subject to the disposition Of
the court The disbursements Of the receiver included
payments to savings banks amounting to S704.s4O 10
for dividends. 1925 500 10. and for the redemption OF
pledged securities s10O5o7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
" The LAST STRAW GIVEN IN CINCINNATI

Cincinnati. Jan. 90 Special" The Last Straw" was
presented here might for the first time In English
by the Ptou stock company. 1t is from the French
Of Paul Ferfer, adapted by Frederick IOrner. The
play is In three The first act is pure comedy,
but the second and third acts slightly nged with
farce large audience laughed and applauded through
out the performance. Minnie Selgman In the part Of the
young wife Mrs. lernsey was genuine surprise, and
scored triumph. Nelson Wheatcroft was sue
Honce Diprose dudish bachelor OF thirty FIVE.
". II. Thompson caused much merrment Sir
Robert Mward, the unctuous, gay old father OF Mrs.
Hernsey. william Faversham played Mr. Hernslcy,
the young husband, with good light comedy touch.
One Of the hits Of the evening made by Adelaide
Stanhope, Annette French maid. There two
capital lawyers, well played by Gustavc Frankel and
Frederic Perry. The last act Is one Of the best
something unusual in Hight comedies Of this character
The play was pronounced success here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
CONTACTS FOR TIE Lo1os CLUBS NEW HONE

The purchase OF the property Nos $50 and 55s Fifth.
ave- By the Lotos Club Ii assured the contracts
we're signed yesterday and the first payment then nsdc
The club Will raise about $4,000 a Grst mortgage
the houses and the OF tbs money needed
will be subscribed by members who will take second mot.
gogc bonds The subscriptions for these bonds have been
coming In at such satisfactory rate that when list
is down the latter part OF ths week. the
will no doubt have been than taken up The april
for membership the club
than they have been before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
" FAVOR OF sEyAroRs DUBOIS AND Chiffon

Washington Jan. o3.-Thc Senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections held meeting this afternoon,
and decided BY an almost unanimous vote to report
I'm favor of Dubois In the contest CT W. H. Cagett for
the seat now occupied by the former In the United
States senate. written report will be made and
Mn prcbabIy be presented to the Senate some time next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

Jackson. Miss Jan. % (SpcciaD.-B. X. Bnce.
formerly United States senator from this state. has
resigned from the state Republican Executive Com
mittec, account of I'll health. At meeting OF the
Executive Committee to-day February 90 was decided
upon rs date for holding state Convention TO eject
delegates to the National Convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
DEATH or ET GOVERNOR JOHN +. HALL.

Wilmington Del. Jan. 23.-EN-,.oyern1r John T.. Hall
died at Iredcrlca Del, tonight. lie 81
Delaware from 1878 1882 aud was extensive vessel
and land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
4 sBORT.LIvED DEMOCRATIC PAPER.

watertown, ~ y, Jan. %" The Wateitown
Evening News" twocent Democratic daily paper
established here on November IS, 1901, has suspended
public alton from lack OF support.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
Bnsincss Chanles.

a PERMANENT and ABSoLt IELn
"A smoO'h railway track win its ran,
welded int two solid beams J. achieved
In my patent improvement. I'M, Is 4 run
damcntal mtent. IN which is vested the eN-
elusive use OF Natural Force never De-
fore utilized In mechanics whereby alone
permanent surface and solid union OF ire
rails Ia possible; IL Is destined u encct
, saving more p.odigious than any improve
ment OF modern times, not even excepting
that of H,s,emer. An cn'erpfisins capt.
tali-t viii he rendered an opp ftunlty TO
acquire mastery over million, OF money
Address for full particulars, ENGiN Elm
ING, T. o. iIoX ,5?2, fhilloeIphia.
A SSOCIATE WANTED - financial and
n business lrokei age capital procured IoI
mcfchaHt,: tr,a,ury stock ana ieal estate
.uli; inves'mcHt nominal references NJ.
Address BONDUS. Tribune once.
As INTEREST Ia a profitable pleasant
n. and staple business !, offered young
man who tar fUrni.h satisfactory ,cirre'.rs
ard who VIII invest $50 0OJ. T. " Don
al Philadelphia. --
A EQUAL par.ncr,hlp interest occurred
"A by Investment Of T2j 900 IN Icaulns re-
Tall dryeood, house. located IN = c,pld,nn o saes
OF The West. with population above oVuov
Dusihcss incrc ising rapidly hrVi.s NJ 40 ~
lcr cent. e. VENTON PAITEhso"' Aoo
World BuiLlnu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

WINNERS OF THE THREE POSITION MATCH.
The Three Position Match was shot on the 9TH Rcg-
ment Armory range last evening The conditions were
five shots each standing, kneeling and prone at tar
gets corresponding In distances OF 200. 800 and 800
yards. There were five prizes. The scores follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

occasions elected president of Little Falls and was an
active Republican for more than fifty yeas lie er'eu
on the state Committee and had been a rres''ch'''i
ecctor lie was the lifelong fiiend OF lhu'low "ceu
ard Roscoe COnkling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
JAMES FEEIER DEAD.

Little Falls n. ", Jan. % Specal).-James Feeter,
lifelong resident Of this village died tls evening. lie
was born January II. 1905, and was the first Wing
elected TO the Assembly Qs47). lie was on several
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

The water polo team OF the Metropolc Athletic Club,
Of Providence, r. l., no match for the aggressive
PLAYERS Of the n. Y. A. c. Club. in the game played
at the clubhouse OF the latter last night The New
Works won by a score OF 4 TO U.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

A CINCINNATI HOTELS NEW MANAGEMENT
Cincinnati. Jan. 23.-rhe Grand Hotel 10 day passed
into the hand, Of \. e.. Core. who has leased ii for
twenty years d. &. shears will be associated with
him in its management.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

The plot of Tie Last Straw" IS concerned with the
farcica complications Of matrimonial quarrel and the
final reconciliation. Much OF the nun Is Occasioncd by
the father Of the wife, who supposed by his daughter
and the rest of his acquaintance TO be most cx-
empary person, but who has. in reality, great fond
Tor the ballet and for late suppers The cast in
cludes W. "a. thompson. William tavcIsham, Nelson
Whcatcrot Gastave Frankel, Frederic Perry, Charles
Collins, Alfred W. Palmer Miss Minnie Seliginan Miss
Ida Vernon and Miss Adelaide S,anhope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
KILLED BIZ 4 VICIOUS HORSE.

Reading, Penn, Jan. 23.-George Leinbach OF Lees
mort, aged forty. Of the westh1cst citizens IN
Berks County. was killed at noon to-day IN his
stable by q vicious horse, which kicked him on tie
temple.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

week The committee also decided. by q unanimous
vote 10 report I'm the senator Chiffon oil leAa
that his appointment had been regular and IN accoru
ance with law and precedent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
AN ARTISTS MODEL INSANE.

Xenia Orli. twenty Old OF No. 40 East Four
feminist artists model taken TO Bellevue Hos.
pltal yesterday afternoon. suffering iom insanity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

c,rop,nr OF ETHYL As A RBFRIGERANT.-lS
. -, ,h,, cbIorde 81 methyl though useful as a
local refrigerator requires expensive apparatus 10
ntil,E. IT, and on this account. DR. Redard OF ucue'N
recommends the substitution OF chloride Of ehyi IN pro
aci,g ,oraI anasShc-ia by refrigeration IL Is oo'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

MORE ANAEsTHETIC AND ANTlsEPIl|
hGENTS.-!t seems that tie Use OF sOlid carDonic
acid rs an anacthctic has been made the subject OF
a patent by the wcll-known DR.. Robert Wleschdhheer'
OF Hamburg. When The hqueiicd gas is poured from
the iron cylinder in which it IS COMPRESSED II rI.-,
ont in the form Of Il white mist. which may be coectn
as flakes Of pure carbonic acid aud pressed into
solid masses that will last for 2 number OF hours
arbOnic acid thus sOlIdied produces intense c0u Whch
NAV be made to bcnumb part of the body 10 Such
an extent that minor surgical operations are lnaue
lnnleSs. This has been prlCtlced with such certainty
that nj the Hamburg hospital one OF the experimental
eases was that OF boy OF thirteen who watched
without shrinking while 4 deep cut five inches long
was made iD bis leg
In the way of recent antiscptc agents. an interest
ing addition IS what has received the OF micro
cdine n substance composed Of - per cent OF naph-
tho of sodium and per cent Of naphtho and penyl
c0mpound,. This is French preparation, and Is in
the form of a willie powder. soluble in three parts OF
water The solution. which is OF course inexpensive
l. represented 10 be really effective antiseptic,
having the advantage Of not only being poisonous
or caistlc, but without any injurious effect upon in
srunens or linen and though It's antiscpc properties
are rated rs inferior TO those of corrosive subnae
or naptbol they arc claimed to surpass those Of
holc and boracic and twenty times respective
ly-cspccalily effective in dressing wounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
DEATH OF YAHJ4 KHAN

Toheran. Jan. 23-Yshis Khan Persian Minister Of
Justice and Commerce. is dead from influenza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

less LIQUID OF an agreeable odor and is contained ID
sealed tube Of glass. When. on occasion OF use. inc
point of the tube is broken of with pncers tnc a' h
is allowed to in let directed on tae pa anger OF
By little wax; each tube holds ten grams. VI .9
ethyl, which is quantity sufficient Tor most ope Ind
tofs being specially useful in sciaca, neuralgia a.u
toothache. II the Jet be directed on tube cohtains
water the letter will freeze.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
Announcements.

ADVICE FROM IL TO DAILY.
Dr. WARD % Centre-st specialist in geIito.urlnsry
and blood diseases
A COUGu Or SORE THROAT should not be
neglected. 'Browns bronchial TrOChc,' simple
remedy, and give immediate reliff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

FINNISH USE OF TIlYME.-Common thyme !"
which attention was time called by an hhse
physician for uso in whooplng cough. has atey oeen
advocated earnestly by DR.. Neovius, In finn.S"
medical journal. rs almost worthy 10 be prononnceu
specific During an epidemic OF whooping cough nc au
ample opportunities Of observing its ehec's' anu 10
cemc to the conclusion that If given early ara con
stanty ID invariably cuts short the disease In iort
night, the symptoms generally vanishing IN TWO VI
three days-lIablc to return, however the nyne -
not regularly taken for at least two weeks. ne sno'
from one ounce and "a half to six ounces per DAY com
bnCyI with a little marshmaow syrup, ana mas never
known an undesirable effect PRODUCED, cAcep. sn3ne
diarrhoca The drug should always be used quite
fresh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun rise 10 500 Moon rises 23+ Moons -
HIGH WATER.
4 y-ssnay H'k 259 Gov. Isld.. $50 Hell &c. 5oa
PW-sandy H'... 81 Gov. Isrd.. 3 50 Hell &C. 546
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,


Diseases OF tho Nervous System Genito Urinary Organs
Inpotency ard Sterility Hours to l. TO 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
norses ono Carriages.
A VAN TASSfLL & KFARNElS
"A. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
lgO and iSs East l3tp-st.
ar PRIVATE SAI,t

10 and To- thSt
At PRIVATE sAIh
new ,tyi.s Il sPIITG and srNMhh
CARRIAGE, .,l.,.e ox MA.
ALL rue NEW DIS. - " Moons
nrou,in~nt among which IL the display oi
tntldren's vehicles for donkeys anu
s,IISV1nTIxG WAGONS. Kcn.lnrons. Der
bv WAGONS. Triple Buckbosrds, NuIteY-
4, m and without canopy toI~, Joup'I'
{ Whit Buckboaids ior four and SIX pas
pRSi'GuANS AND oCTAGoN FRONT
BEOUGHNN NJ. new ana secohh manu- W
the best city builders
LANDAUS.
GLASS FRONTS AND LfATHfh hFN"'
ROCkAWANS, .,,.,.etox
SIX PASSENGER AID EXrENSioN
FRONTS Coupe and curtain liockaW'y"'
LATp ,nT kt ISs s srrp NM fmtAtH6Ss.
LADIES DRIVING PuAEIoNsj p G&.
TtESssIo1M, T2r IliAEroNs ana DIV
AM pFPor WAGONS PAINT
,n,,ys Ep p5 HSp ct IL SAk kyp Pony
OUR HARNESS ROOM
THE LAHGEsT AXp FIXTST srocKK Ok IL
MS =" ssHDDLES AID BnIpLtISS
WHIPS. ~ Il. AND CLOTH hohL'
BLANKETS. &c,
* AMERICA.
HORSES
OF ALL KISDS-Family Horses. Ro'd,
stcr,. TrotoI-. Saddle Horses ana
ALwnYs ON HAND
INTENDING PURCHASERS Will; %
WELL TO examine our Immense
STOCK before buying cls"wh"rr.
VERY HANDSOME pair bay cob
"A horses. 10.l hands. wears Ola per-
f,ctlV .ound aud Kind Tree stylish driver,
singh, aud double; can ,rayei - miles al
hour. nrIce $3.50. worth 81 600 elegant
Victoria and landau by Brrw-trr. 200 each
double ard single harness, Nc. ~ -S'
SchermrrLorn-st near Boud. BroO.lfn.
EQUESTRIAN OUTFITS, saddles. hridlcs'
II etc; illustrated catalogues free. WHIT
NAN SADDLE Co. IlS Chambers-st., NY.
NOR SALI..-Giay mare. ISL hands
L YEAR, old good. free driver safe Tor
LADY ia ride or dfiVr; kind and true In All
h,rI,.. aud under ~addle. J. II. H., $40
Dougla>--st., Brooklyn. -
NOR SALf..-A horse. wagon and hsr.
i ness suitable for groc": $40. Apply
at os7 Adlms--t.. brooklyn.
KENT SACRIFICE.-G rntlem'n ha, ing
" lost hi horse. Offers balance OF ou.ns
for sIGJ: rr-t-class sid"bar, top buggy,
harness. cloth aud bear robes two blankets,
new imported saddle and bride. all IN prim"
order: buggy and harness used only slN
weeks. all cost si0I so sold separately. H.
auirr at 10 West fith-st
DTLiABLE PARTY want, to purchase
X one or two Good family horses terms
must h. right and trial allowcs Address
VI.IINBLE. Tribune once.
"a ANTtD 90, 600. 600 people 10 SEND
w for Blfch's carriage and harness cat
f.l.lt
podrrate Drlces don't pay Auch eNI1vagsnt
rico Tor nlriiess and cAfriaRrs estAo
lshcd 1900. address j. n. BIRCH. Bur
InetOn. n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
INCOMING STEAMERS.
Business Qhanees.

.
A NEW ENTLRPklsl-- t.,e'trle gtnie
"A and an ePctric hor-r-i''',S mn,
which will Jay IRON, 90 10 IVV per , ,'i''
hos .Ssking -afe and good business
ennrpri,e. lady or gent with capital 20 In
vest don't miss this chance 10 call and IN
,estlgste no tricrs need cal ! mean ousl.
ness. MI W)',ihs' ro"e'''''' "'''
Sn1o'- w ~ ~, - '---------
A FIRST.CLASS BUTCHER SIOkE for
"A sale, cheap god location. McktON
& CO.. 7ss Bedfoid.aNc.
I,Xr,VCII.fC ,.,,-i,o.. nan with
a 70 Eh"h IL VuN.r', 4 80
"A COMMON echHr, 'lu'a''on anu SUI. r
esnirations and MANAGEMENT. good tfaIc Hica
With a solld nrm or company; references
and security II. IT, H.. Room IS. elm
ton Hall. Astor Place New-lor
ColfpftrT drst-cIos. mooey-TaKInc
A nn.cn M IA "a ,ra'ncd snim,i o., osifi,n
trained hor.e.' BONES donkrys. doss. L.. :,
wagons and conpletr outhi company en-
pared and route arranged FOR cominc sua.
son owner sick viii sell entire or half m
tcres, and Infringement to suitIble man. Z.
ing
r,-.r,rp ,vIru II ,oo 81, haIe e\.
"A elusive ranun,ctnrr and sale Ia Nc"-
York OF patented lsuor- saving devices, whirn
eject saving OF hundreds oi thou~@i d Oh
dollars In building, decorating ana o'hrI u
oh>tfirt ~H" OF ,h'~' ~, - - -,
Ith,sDic III rt,,fn ou ~ .on a.. ~ YIN
ir"n n, - ~ 1HpSnS to- Nnrid Iutldinu
10 = - = i''',,o y, 80
A PARTNER WANTED 10 start pub
n. fishing $1,000 90 81 800 big chance
for man or woman NJ. EDWARDS Room
10. % Fulton-st.. y. Y
~ ~, ,,oTl-yFD
A for bu.incs, purro-
INVESTORS ADVISED
,vithout rhar..t az Ynoj ouportunitits
~ ,r,.,c.s la, A Srr,m>cf Pres. Cent
tn Mc,I.an TrI Co, 81 WALTZ.
G. 7. Ecynod> & Co.. flints, Jos Fulton
t. w. II. >tofy 4 Co. 'iIin ton'inissloh'
IL Proadway and onrr>.
GElGE> ( CARLEloN. 2O2 Bfosd"'N.
GIVE MAN. With ~ 600 can buy /,
"A Interest clean, STRAIGHT business. r~tab-
ll>hed - years net piontc ~ ;s 90q var ono
hnhougl Investigate. hoNr">I J. ir'p""e
BoN
A TuOKOTGHLY o. Allied hotel
"A man. Who VIII inNr't 900 or more
In BONDS Of q conlnny oMnihg n o01 sn,49I'rt!
ana mineral spr'hgs "o'.n fI n',,vD I"'
have inll control ana A''",ra 'or,u." III.
appIy 20 KI.OrBFE 4 ALLfNG. 1875
Llter;y.st.
-
A BtSi MSS e-t1 bii'hcd lor may lcsF.'
"A -aI.. profitable. aud haSinr complete
ppasm ,a,nrahi p~.,nycn,.rt UFTHEi:r
VNNprKE n urtadway.
4 MAN FAtloHh buuulhSs ahu pant
"A worth S2OOoOo annual HnIes hail'nhIl.
WIN so5 600 capltal needed and used only
FOR Incruspd business. - 0OO salary and
liberal nrou,.hl, s,t, Investment make
his an attractive buslness opportunity. &.
VrNToZ I. ,TyrrpSON World building
A FIRsr.CLAss dry.9ooi. store ios
"A sale With , GOOD urutlcmrn's furnishing
trade, wei located and ha- been esta bill he'd
for years Address {. W, 80 Hlrt-st.
-,
A GOOD business man, with SO 900,
"A having knowlcdge Of the foreign dried
fruit and nut trade can obtain interest and
,o,op,, atirn In prohsatl' h"s'h's'' MINI
poA w. rlouh' o'h''' --
A CADEMA OF MEDICAL ME.SMtHISM
"A AND HYPNOrISM, 3lG West 59th.s
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miscellaneous.

ID OOKS, old and new. every description,
- bought. sold and exchanged arg ~
small quantities call, ut residence ises , g 3
expense send postal card. LONEklSOS
y. Y. BOOK EXCHANGE, ISL Biosa"s''
opposite Dcnning's.
CENTLFMF.N wishing 10 dispose OF ne,iii
NJ lcft-on clothing "a: fair Naue ~sII
please call on or address EDWARD "iN
LER. oS Gth.ave.
US AVE A KITCHENMAlD" ~ Duyn" DUNES
- stevens Dish Washer" when wa'nss,
and Dire, all dishes, &C., perfectly
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
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WHEATENA.-The best breakfast food delicious
nourishlng cooks In minute 20 cents; oil grocer
HEALTH FOOD COMPANY. 81 5thsve.
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Is valuable substitute for TEA coffee and Is the only
cocoa with a rich chocolate favor
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Il OR SALE.-A good corner grocery store.
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Dressmakinq.

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