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NOTES BY W. STEINlTz

(a) one Of the experiments in this opening whrh
has not been much tried since Its adoption BY s'tA
against Dackbmrne I'm the Vienna tournament OF 1870
o. in the above mentioned game BLACK pia!e"
hero 3P-OD4 The text move anyhow gains
good Tine
icy B-Q may asr BE- played. and BLACK. OF course
dare 70, answer QxP on account Of the terrible T
,o,ndcr 20 Kt 8 On. n, however. q Blk NJ D IN
stcoA. pr a. would give Black the better game.
ID Not good; Pr Or developing the Kings
r,shop at x or % were better for eluaz'ng pur-
poses.
10, Kt-Kt3 WAS here better play.
% There was. anyhow, more object IN competing
me retreat OF Whites fixture In the centre by p
Eba R-0 So followed by B-Q2 wns also much bet
,e, The actual play IL questionable.
(sl UnEcc essary; P-kt at once wns Clearly
I'M With fhe view OF exchanging Queens, which
was actually injurious policy, whereas b was
necessary 10 his development. His Knight $1,000 pet
Ter where II and might have been maze avail
ahle FOR defensive purposes n So later on
d. thorn In the enemy's flesh,
ID R--K was, we believe. stronger.
li) s.e diagram Of this lntcretth; pysiuoh =
SO K-Kt ?; "a < r, "a Kt; 80 ~; 80
U-D sGJ. 80 81 x 1t best, 81 Il. "a BIB So
would nave provided better fight
I'M "a XXI .; 80 B-R 4. 30 BIB So was
mi II is n fDriorn hope for Black. who can make
no re- distance against three Pawns ahead
(o Fatal but there was nothing god.
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LONG ISLAND.

HEMp>TEAD--lcnry M)rrfsOn young man OF
this village, committed suicide yesterday BY taking
Paris grcca. Morrison thrty>hrcc years Old ana
until recently haG bccn employed b; John L. Ch'lds.
the nurseryman az Floral Park. lie ost his place
recently and became very Respondent. on Wednesday
night he parted from his wife II Is alleged that she
accused him Of stealing Stsnps from bis Into employer
which she declared was the cause OF his losing hs
place II is alleged that he said In reply that he had
returned all, excepting about Si6 worth OF stamps
which had been lost. TLr amount Gt stamps taken
Is said 10 lie 1928. II Is said Mira. Morris On handed
her husband dlD and tod him 10 leave home ana that
she would for herself and never wanted 70 see HI n
again. Morrison said that 81 cents was sufficient Tor
lin and refused T. tihc the T1O prison then hnr-
reilly left hi, homo ana did rot return. At o'clock
yesterday morning Morrison was foaDd By some farm
aborcrs Oh The roadside AT Washington square. He
was nearly dead ard fccbly asked for doctor. Al
though the physicians did everything possible 10 aSV'
ate his siIcIiuss they we're unable to saw. his nc,
and Inc died EOur after being found. lie had taken
Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
POLITICAL ODDS IND ENDS.
LIVELY MEETING OF TIE WEST SIDE.

LIVELY MEETING on TIIE WEST SIDE
Heat has no crrors for the Republicans OF me NAh
Assembly District. and the weekly meetings OF INC
regular Republican organization OF that district WHICH
have been held since the nomination OF HARRISON anu
Reid hive always boon crowded. The meeting last
night held IN tho headquarters IN Sixtv-%Veh'hS''
and the B0lcvnrl. exception and the hh was
filed so riat standing room v;e NJ premium. inc
meeting was called 20 order by Charles +. B7d'F
promptly at : o'clock and +. u. Dunn was Secretary
4 number OF propositions FOR membership were nnde.
Mr. Rrndcr announced that the meetings would be hcih
every Thursday evening al thcec headquarters and
tina. no post alcariS would be sent out announcing the
meeting but that The members wcrr expected 70 Keep
II In mind and bnng their friends. Eloquent 40
dr,,sscs were made ~ cyJ'idge Machcv and William H.
Bclnmv A meeting Of the Charles r. Br'dcr Asso-
ration will BE- held this evening. fso meeting 81 tho
colorcl Republicans " the Ninth Assembly District,
both 10 be held ut the headquarters nj sixty
~, and the boulevard
Among those present VITO II. n. Wilson. ii''nnd
Flowers, John e. Gridey. William A. Daily. William
r1lhky, David 81. Holmes. James Gray. s. II. Browne.
A. J. Martin. a. 81 Dickinson. II. 81 conorcr. p. {.
Meade John j. ConSidne. Charles Kcin, Alexander
Martin Peter Kennedy Fred Meier. IT., James t,od
smith. c. ". baltimore. Thomas Cummings. William
". Gnham, G. l.. Ilu,clueon sinclair Adam. William
II. Brud,r. +. J. eyne aud J. {. Cumming
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tool, ~, h,s position in corner Of tho room looking
,icE and di,ees with III hair SIN rough and stand md
inc M Maid Inc man tot tie loss % NJ shave anu
We let, ,be room ana shut The door cefl" nov rtp
lavlnc some mis-ivinc- abonl NO. Dur 80 or roIny
no = ih " ION, com .cu morning 20 my d'lsh' 9und
No looHInc much 4, usual ahc n2,a, af,rrn1r n
Of tho snake remaining. some hDtIn 'l,e 80,
nv rr-rrt. ~ disapp,arcd mys'crifh'N am "'N''
NOW now, Ven, % nvc with brother onc"r nTd mn"
-,ih lin w. aAooied PCT Young '"r Gu, ~, ~,
naG been br nigh into The c'nt"nm'nr, - nin t waS
p'T VINO nG specimen OF rs Kind ryush m
ioru-atels. tie scr ma ~ 7hch ICON ~, IN lcav.
nc scr, u ho1,al. whicn gave u Enc :" , "a.
IT, r-T VI. 'P HR5'5 u in7dnstqnI ior Pearl and
grow mp airl tam. bit e., nc,, IN plsc. .,
.bo va, al 1re allowed = 90 loo.o about M 10Y,
pounA' or nc,6,n, round 'tr house ni,'' ,n
nrirber. cxpostultci ard so had a commoNi'u' -.
m tcY. However he WIS son,.unr,, ~ ~, ,
IN the SO andnh when one Of ne WAS pro'ch' '" I'm
c"ro ot her ono day ! wa~ sitting alor, N "a.
vcl - dnh my chan "n' away on a IN -" n,,,,.
morS@f. Mon vas with no. amusing heTtrf win
irving get n piece Of cooked meat out OF em' ,r
m nth She could not get her paw into the Ut hnu
the doa Of SniaThnc Il did rot occur 70 per anu ~ ~
eudcavor she was rolling the jar over ana over "l
S SmG my F2'S ct to ar"s s f, at was %slh "H
md TO wac her fob.a which was the nearest nt'c;nP,
she could make 10 lashing her Sides; then roi,e orc,
TO jar OF tic vcandah with my foot ~ s,r, ,n,I
i'm close II the door, anu S'tluF NV =
NOT coming AZ me- with nasty look IN hrr ewes.
nconiincnty rushed into the honsc and turned i ,o
The first room | 10. which happened 80 v" VI
bathroom slammed IN" door 10 ana bof'd II w, -.
small hqep that on H. and putting my uflch w.
c wall ard nv fe't against the doot fr inc roO va
lncNily very narrow there. was Just able 10 ,pi ny
own against the Gentle Mnti. Who was throwiE X
soU acainst the door with all her force what wv,
unshot of II would have been for tho cub was pm'
hic one n that tlmrl don't exactly know D,' JUS, ~
that moment I heard the voice OF ny oh SiIu,,l
bearer or head servant. one Ching by name, I'm.
Ing 10 himself as he entered tho horse kn"W p p
Mis- talking that h" had boon drinking ara 'iat ~
would hc FIJI Of pluck, 80 shouted loudly 10 ''i a ~,
I heard him stumbling along IN" pass we ana ILL.,,
10 my delight ! heard him hammerng NOR; WI"
began rrtrcatnt. growing. follower nv 'm MI,
,rho rs ! ran ont | was haiterlng mr WIN :,
email iron bar kept I'm the passage for her cfi"cal
use ~ the time got 10 the vcraniah MOI, wa, WI
omplctrly cowcd and slGnk ~ her own aHcor1 nv,
her cage from which she never emerged while IN our
establishment. found ont nftorw1r that hou ~ ,
o,,9cscd ard KILLED our "dhobs" (vashcrwonian's $
donkey that very mornnr and The servants mc r.,
afraid 10 tel nc Of II, they had no business 10 i"
Ler out of her cage. she ancrwad gwen 10 a
rajah who possessed mcnageric.
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A SOLDIERS PET.
A BILE. COW. A MoxGoosE AID A T1gEE c

A Blue COW, A MoSGoosE AND A TIGER CUB.
In India, he says. found had grand choice OF
animal as pots amd Ssnn at aw a e@w my large nrs
Lind OF deer with Of The CHARACTERISTICS Of COW
h, t nnIrc -m nH stang NV mra9 vas fair
specimen Of II, hind and att, imd possessed nm
hour tempted 10 Try and ride him ! know
nileaS had been broken Into harness by somebody
| / had a seven pound racing saddle put upon N'e
animal and strong snaf,e IN MS mouth. ana hoH
or 40: and he appeared quite Quiet and resigned
after tho first two Of three day, determined 10 test
nv nv BROTHER oilcers we're present to make
start. mounted my quadrnpei ccry rnerrly. he
.stied iny.si a. thought FIRMLY in INC saddle,
gave III. word 70 let ~ Ths brute give two buck,
head =. /. had been shot out Of ca'npul,. Luckily
| / fen upou all tours. bnt ~ | ro1cd oyer Jaw my
M lard as h. could and had he not been beaten OF
by ,he hys'nndcrs he miFI, have done me much mis-
'ni' w nas s'S Ds s, s'ss , to
Vas only c,ccl,A by .monsoo,,,' or - henrah ,
F.vptlan "ichncumcn." IT Is Of n curious browIlsh-
gray coor owing to cacf indyhal hair being eray
dcn, 70 tame though it Is always inclined 70 b.
wicked whom eating ne principal onsh"Ss OF Its li,e
/ cc9tipcics. Etc. which makes II welcome and yol.
gntl pet in h"ses in India II VIII nitncf ana m
from tncr bites, a. ! had IN opportunity Of seeing
proved IN the case Of this very mong osc a snaEo.
rhormcr va displaying his art IN my bungalow. ard
| after playing with several snakes produced with NJ,
parent caution cobra dc cnpelio the most deadly
! sunie In Inds. .e these mon often show on snake
from which the fangs have been extracted: nSkeI
Inc mnn ii tins va; one Of them: He 'aih TO- an
II to the snake. who bit II two or three times and '
poor brd WIS dead WITH. Gyc m'nu aa., W NIL ni'
| fortunately made his appearance and Immediately
rushed ut the snake, who collcd himself TO rrcrv,
! the attack The sn1k"rhhrin'r oarch not in'cr
| fore to save his sHahc, and We were Obliged
to stand BY and watch the result Ev>ry
| hnr on the body and tai Of Mo- stood ~
end the snake. With MS head erect AMI eve
| fashlng Ike diam"nas awaiting ~" at'nrk. Tn.
goose made several cin's Al the snake. which Struc
| At him earh time. Al last Mo san his opportunity
dashed in ana caught his adversary by The nccS an'
thr struggle b~ssn. Mo had not caught the @naln
high enough. ana wc could sec The snake BIT. him
hut IN short time thr combat was over. and tht
snake I'll ernrhpTeh np my diving. The mone Oe thol
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NYA('K.

Some unknown persons on "Wednesday night NJ
tempted 10 wreck train the West shore road Dcar
the Cedar Pond bridge between Iaversiraw and stony
Point. They placed number OF ties the rails, and
shortly aftcr-TaN a freight train came along and
scattered them In all directions. one Of the ties
caught in the whccls Of the engine and attracted The
engineers attention. Tie train was brought TO a
standsiill No damage was done. This makes The
third attempt in Two years
The Republican League Club Of Syac, IA. elected
tho following representatives. 10 the state Convention
10 be held In Rochester on Junclos and % Dr. j. Il.
Wilson. Isaac F. Pvc and Henry i. smith. altcrnacs.
John p. sullivan. " ". Dcbaum md William Dewey.
As far as Is known cycrv Blaine man In Nyack !,
supporting Harrison nrd Reid Loyalty. hut MANY i'm
Democrats feel vcry Ccvcland's nomination.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
ELIZABETH.
MR.. SCHULTZ DID NOT COMMIT SUICIDE

MR.. sCIlULTzE DID NOT COMMIT SUICIDE
TIE sad fate OF Frederick sidney Schulfze. 81 NO.
1867 Jerscyst. has aroused much sympathy Tor ms
stricken family consisting OF wife and five Children
Mr. schultze for,yseven years Old and for twenty
years was confidential manager for ForstInann CO..
Of No. 81 Worth-st., Ncw.Yor,. He was m active
member OF Christ Church The theory uiat i'll.
echultzo died BY suicide Is discreGited, for the
reason that oil his clothing was found lying row
boat which lie hired from Frank noploc an Elizabeth
port boatman. with the Intention cf going out for
row The craft fourG anchored in the Kis. OF
Rossye. and II IS Thought that Mr. Schultie diSobcd
himself for bath. and, plunsing Into tie water. was
either strckcD with heart failure from the sudden
chill Of the water attacked with cramps he never
rose again 10 the surface. An Oysterman, some us
TANGO away, him deliberately undreSs ard make
the iatcl plunge THO 0ystorman brought the boat 70
EzatctOrt Yesterday. and this was the first lntiia-
ton the police or his family had Of Wia' had nap
pened. The body has not been recovered
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4 pr.sr OF W. r. cruoaspALE UNVEILED.

A. TIE Manhattan single Tux Club. No. 49, East
Twenty g, xth-st.. last night bust of william I.
OrnSdale uns unveiled by thc sculptor r. stuart
Hinton. and presented 10 tAc club. William Mcca'e
accepted the bust In behalf Of N, club. Speeches
were made by Louis F. PET. prcsif"t o. tho National
Single Tax Committee: Charles Frederick Adams md
" f.. Hicks Mr. Crpasdoe was n member ~ the
Reform Cl0b and Editor Of The s'andar' tho organ
a the Single Tax people RESOLUTIONS paSs~i by
tbc club expressing their delight at the nomination
NJ Grover Cleveland at Chicago on frcc'f'Uc plat
form. About forty pci~ots w"?e present. aM among
Others II. De FOrr'T- baldwin. 'hpiar Goldman NTS'
Henry George, August Lewis aid Robert iaher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
JERSEY CITY.

Judge LippIncott pronounced sentence Yesterday IN
the cases OF Patrick Baeley and Patrick Reilly WHO
were convicted Of resisting CrIcer "eDhar'
when the latter arrested Reilly IN lioooReh
for keeping his liquor store open on sunday Judge
LippncOtt said he believed the trouble would never
lave occurred had Baglcy not been IN the store
Bagley vas sentenced 10 fOur months IN TIC penn
tcniiary at snake Hin. Ia sentencing Reilly IN" lnHrG
said he could no; understand how the muni.pA
authorities, who TO confer the liquor iran
elise only on those who III TO cOidcct SUCH a
business properly, cOuM ave license 10 such man
US Reilly. He was sentenced 70 thirty days In
prisonluent In tho county jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
STATEN ISLAND.

\ number Of representative taxpayers OF chiffon ara
r 3seLank have formed a Village Improvement Asso-
citation with the idea o. improving tia, part OF Staten
Island. The plans are not vet formulated, Int VIII
be AZ the next meeting OF the association. which VIII
be held at the Rosebank Hotel on June 30. Among
those Interested In the association are d. T. Cornell
Thomas j. Brew Frank I.avis. John Peterson, Frank
Cuthbcrtson Michael M,llck J. ". Jann, John kal-
tcnmeer. Edward Kccgan. Peter Murphy John Rnehiis
and Nj, J. Kane.
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Nrw CLUES PERMANENT OFFICERS

Tho election OF permanent Officers Of the Harrison and
rcd Carnpsgn club. the Win Assembly District
took rl,co la, niQlt IN club rooms ~. 80 Clinton
Place. There opposition " the following ticket.
which was unanimously clcctd: President Li>3cnari
stewart; .ccretnry = Percy Fisher. ti'I-rfcr T.. ~.
Zimmerman. 4 short cttHr from President IIItri.on.
thanking On. club Tor ~, CONGRATULATIONS on his on
read aud rccciSd with applause. Tomorrow cy"ning
the club will ni.c Eichtlst and Doldvav
and The viii bc cei"jratd with and
" rF,. Aitcrwa'd meeting Will De- held the club.
house ad u T. expected IA, nearly all o. the 900
members ~ The md cntrpri,ing nso-aon will 1T
present Tho club llioliy Ia, membership u 800 and
(. daily adding 81 u. numbers. Tho Io D. signed
,ny evening clubhouse nnd al Republic
ia the distrc: invited enrolL
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momesut 6lrnanons DanIeo
Males

| DUTLER.-By young swede' speaN'
inc Fnslish. Who Understands his BUSH. IS
Thoroughly; best testimonials as 10 sopfi' :, :
honesty and caplbiiity. C'H OF "Ppp 0''
L
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miscellaneous.

GENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose VI
,hrir lpft.or clothing at a fair value VIII
please coll on or address EDWARD MIL
l.ER. g, oth-avr.
GREAT SEMf.ANNUAL SALES. I'm
ncnsc REDUCTION In al d"Iorhtcnts Mos'
extraordinary bargains. JAN Mf1S, pOY
broadway. II Fast @c'h-s'.. and ~ WEI
3Ofh--t.
"UOrSF nrArTIrT'I" OFT BRING.
ETH pTSTRt CTiON.- nlc-nacs
rntche,h " nyinr spark. and thou h"oin :
IN Aeanty drSss io'h behold IN" consuming
element iSNOur thV home 'oinpon.id Flfr
ENtinrui-ho' smother. an H4"-'Nh ~
mail SOC fn- -nuuc or ~ FOR p ccipt
WILDER NtNrFAcTrH DINO CO.. Ji'
McDpn0ugh 81. HrooN?d. v. Y
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TIE WEARS A rIppEcANoE BADGE.

J. s Porter Of No. - Worth ST.. came 70 The
Tribune Office yesterday b show n hand some badge
which vas worn during IN" Harrison and Van Buren,
campaign IN 1870 The hndse presented 70 Mr.
Porter bv a friend whose grandfather It when
the cry WINS "Tippecnnoc and Tyler. too IL Il n
dnintily executed picture Of log cabin In collrs s't
IN a Gold bncn and frame OF fourteen carat gold. In
srnn letters on the top OF The picture are the words
harrison nnd Rcfprrn.r Mr.. Porter prizes the relic
lrhly and will IL during 'hc present campaign.
feeling sure that It's motto will DC again Victorious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
Qonntrn Real gstate 90 Get

EAST ORANGE y. J-Furnished and
uhiurrishcd houses % rent season or
JcsI ,oH'e Bargains for sdle. > d.
'oEblI oppo II" It.cN Church station.
SUMMIT. y. J-Futnished and unfnI.
rish"d houses 20 let. season or year. ,ory
Desirable; large and snail. T.. o. POTTER
opposite station.
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UODOKi;N.

Robert weisc OF No. O1G Westinghouse. who at
tempted suicide by cutting his throat ten Gays ago.
died from the effects Of the wound nj St NaryS !loS'
pliol Yesterday Ne leaves Il wife ana two chldrcn.
i,usiness troubles were the cause Of his dcSpondcEcy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
THE BEfGriy COvSrrTrEvr assembly.

As is to be expected in any country the Belgian
elections for Constituent Assembly have excited
political passions TO high degree. but the disorders
seem TO have bccn slight, except in the town Of Ath
At 9nv rate, tho election Of Premier lIecrnacr. con
servative leader and Of all the party leaders Indicates
that the voters admit tho programme adopted by the
last Parliament for thc reform Of thc Constitution and
that nobody thinks OF Altering That Constitution In
regard to It's mOn1rchiCa! basis There Is no danger
that the belgian constituents will initiate their French
predecessors who having been assembled by Ions
XVI soon declared themselves above royalty ana
finally prepared everything for lis overthrow Inc
Dcigians, rs said DR.. Louis dc Plassc at n recent
dinner held In New York Belgian anniversary,
are loyal ;hcr King who has worked 80 successfully
for the prosperity Of their country during 80 many
years. has enriched II by the acquisition OF the
Congo colony. The Constituent Assembly VIII be
called mainly 10 introduce two notifications In tho
Constitution under which belgium has been ruled since
1s3l the extension Of popular stHfaS" ana the lCh'
of the Crown 20 consult the people directly through
referendum about laws discussed In The Parliament
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THE BALTIMORE CLUE o,;G,y,zrp.

Tho Aro.Amorlcans ~ The XiX'h District have or.
g1niLci campaign club 10 WORK for Harrison sni R~Id
10 T. called the george william LAtporc club honor
OF ,hcir leader In The district I,ounp speeches wcrr
made iy Martin L. Dot-on. the president; John Broos
jam. Washington and 6 W. baltimore The clu'
meet every "wednesday evening during the cainn,n
All voters Of &c district are iny.'d lon the good
work The olcois Mnrt,n Dot.ol, president; Jane,
WASHINGTON. secretary; John DpoAs treasurer Her
bert Morris. vicr-p,csif ut.
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Grcssmaklnp.

ARTISTIC DNr.SSN AZ mo unipu. Dc.
signs. drssN.- n0Gc nom az ~. Nine.
OWN 2B2 Wet 23i-st.
DprSSN A,.JNG-Artlrtlc tailo. .mudV
suits from an nt aud workmap-hip guar
,nt.ed a,so htll. evcglne ana rrep' on
drcs.e at equally low prices. BONNS.
l3 East 2U'h.st
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Domcsnt H,IuaIlona Wanieo
Males

ErTLEE-Ily middl"-ag 4 Tngushm1n
I'm private family NJ n waiter IA a PRIV ate
buaI diu e-hOu-". OF t1kr charge OF >iiNrrwarc
IN hotel good references, j. +. t.. New.
Vort House. - DOWtrt.
BrTLER aud NALET.-By q respectable
coorcd ntn Mould 90 10 country UIdrr.
.f1nds horses; no oil 'rrtiOns % travelling ;
highest iefercnces. Addro. 8 on, io3 Colum.
Dus.aNe.
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Real Gsiate to Cxthanae

49,
COUNTRY SEAT on Hudson /. mile
river front; value s3j 900 for dwelling
house In city: lightly mortgagrd. Address
as IN SION, Esopus, y. Y.
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A HANDSOME HARRISON AID REID BANNER
The James a. Elaine Club Of Harlem has Ors Ri ,le
~ the handom"st political banncr ever displayed IN 'hs
city when II Is Oachrntr land tenth.
It, which viii ie ~ few days The club VIII have 4
crCnt outdoor TN'.mcr'inr. temporary platform win
bc crccti Of the clubhouse several OF the
best SPEAKERS IA thr Stat viii b" prc-ebt. band
mi also hand hi, fuii-igrd Republican hann-,
displayed IN c- horcd = o1noc,cy viii Prove on eyr.
.ors to ri. Democratic ,adcrs
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FURNISHED Gonses 60 I.rt

Country.
At LAKE GEOItGT.-D"autifu rot.
tag., ts.d.Omciy FINISHED finely !0'0'cf
boat. .cchou-e. OWNER, Pts We, 10Th.
FURNISHED HOUSE q rent foi .iI..
nef T. ne pleasant village oi South Lg!c.
noat. D"fEshr- Co.. Mass; a"ei hOtN.
s,aD.c. md garden II dtsf"t FOR par.
tculo.. address or call on Mrs V l.
WILCOX
fcENl>UE.D PRIVATE COITAGE;
oil c.ty advantages. containing b"crpo'n.
bath. Jsrlof. dinihr:foon.. Kitchcn. basement
laundry unlimited 0cf.1 VIEW IRON window /.
and Iorch :. nne ipcati,h for mlalids Pho
tocraai. u dcsi.cd. Addiess Mr.. NAIL.
IA S;a;cs.ave.. Atlantic CITY. y. J.
To LET.-Keenc Valley. Adirondack
Mts. pleasantly located COTTAGE. : r1om.
furnished, tl2j address a.. 10 Uni
ycsslty Place Princeton. y. J.
wYcHMEEE. CAPE COD. Harvich.
rort.-Sca-hnre Gotta ycs. completely far.
hi'hcd. charmingly situated; bath Ooms. no,
water cool, pines; bathing eNccllr9f. srir
nc1'ine. bowling. circular. j.. IL rss,
s7th.st.
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iflp Uantco.
females.

WANTED. LADY teacher having ,H,
po,,nr ladies. good salary and Perlhahrht
,o"l,io, >" one who can inhucpcr parents
hdGrDss PRINCIPAL. p. o. Box Low
Philadelphia. -
YOIJN1 LADY steaoeT1phrr ara I'm.
ineioa operator wanted IN cnpy lo . 9IiGy
ms .. assni"II TYPO Tribune ONCE.
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y FEW ROOMS with board. In do,ir.
,b.e .ic'i o4, 1ot .ar from Central P,rh
ana on. t!s'H rom 3i.1Y- l.. .iatl0n. ~,
b" obtained 4 applied Tor .oDL t.>t ni refer.
noes gwen anu rquiIr ID address HONE.
.Ihr-htt A.a u LGp.uYIn'nf .sO'l,iy. ID
Hip.r hoI,~. Y.
n"A,i.",l FAX, HDRIIi TX 1owh a,
1919 L.. list II lightfl.l location
.ior1ut f'0L', tlafi and - ndlnre uuc,
s'h'd s''o privileges u private PAX
2Isr>T.. WEST -De.iiablc. inIg-
rooms With exceptional board elect .ut.
rouni!hg~, poina1' III or Transient: tahl-
boar fer uc"s.
5oTn 1t. q wEsf. -l;ocm. Win NJ
without hoar. tr,n-icnt or permanent. table
hoaH Frf'rcnc'.
ADyTRTTSEMTNTS AND >UBsCEIP.
TONS FOR THE NEW.YOHK TElR.
80. .,ILi. ~ RECEIVED AZ THE fP.
TOWN OFFICE. No. l.2a2 Broadway ID
i,or north u Thirty.nrst-st aud ADVEi;.
EASEMENTS at the following branch OF.
rth.a:e: i57 Fonrth-avc. corner -Four.
tcentn.st 200 Third ave. corner Forty.
cycntl.st.; 1926 ThIrd.avc.. near SIXTY.
| ~ .t-.t 5Os Frrst.aye. LOG West Forty.
,ccoud-st. l7j ColumbGsave.
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HITTLEK--Vcry good a. silver. and un.
.e,.,ands his duties mas best OF reference
rT,nss nloca AZ once JOSEPH, care Oh
Mr, Bacon, $50 0th-ave.