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The Penn's Grove record., 1893-04-07
THE NEWS.
Eastern and Middle States

oCViko f. 1OLnth, lotdt HndudR6E VI
the American Preserves Company, at
Buffalo, has disappeared, and is said
to be a defaulter to the amount Of from
S10,0 to $4,000.
Several Of the shops In the State
prison at Auburn, New YORK, were
destroyed by fire. The total loss is
estimated at about l 5000. 1t is
thought the ire was STATED by con-
victs.
The steamer Chester, from South
amp.oD, reached New / Orb, having In
tow the North German Lloyd steamer
Strasburg, which was disabled by TIE
breaking Of her screw shaft. 4
The escaped New York forger, Da.
vid Il. Paige, is thought to have been
caught In Brazil.
A canal boat sinking In New York
hart or carried down Joseph Williams,
one OF the crew, and the little daughte,
OF Captain John Carman.
VIM. W. Reynolds, so years old, of
Brooklyn, shot and killed Miles v.
Kelley, aged 48 years, and than killed
himst II. The men were intimate
friends and had no quarrel. 1t is sup
p 'sed that Re! nolds Lecame suddenly
insane.
The Plant of the Camden Knitting
Co, at Camden, New York, was dam
aIed by fire to the extent If $50. 600 OR
5000 5
Caught In her blazing boarding
house, Mrs. Meegan, of Woburn, Mass,
was burned to death.
Five unknown tramps were burned
to death In a barn at haywood, Bergen
county, New Jersey.
TIE car house Of the Newark and
Orange Electric Railway, at Rcsevllle,
New Jersey, was burnfd with twenty
six cars AMI two sweepers. The FIRE is
supposed to have been cau:ed by a
power wire. loss, $150,000.
James W. Hamilton, the colored ex-
preacher and wife murderer, was exc
cuted In the electric chair at Sing Sing,
New York. There was but one on
tact OF the electric current and dea,h
was instantaneous. 2
DR.. William Childs, aged SO years, OF
49,
PIttsburg, died 10 New York from the
effects Of an overdose Of morphine. 1t
IS said he had been suffering from
excessive drink and took the drug to
produce sleep.
Sarah Mutter, a young Polish VIC
man, who came to this country but
recently, committed suicide in New
York by taking poison. Her mother
committed suicide while Sarah was but
a few weeks old il Is said.
Three sailors OF the schooner Netti i,
Langdon, at New York from the West
Indies, W re charged in a police court
with cutting the sails and rigging of
the vessel. The men alleged that they
had teen starved and brutally treated
by Captain Ross. The cases were con-
ftnttoI frr furkhor q domination q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
NEWARK.

County Physician Elliott has ordered an inquest to
bc held on the death of John Van Crdcn. who wa,
found lying An Bccvic.ave. Be,levillr on Thursday
night and who died In Tin. CITY Hospital on Friday
night. Death was caused bv injuries TO the spinal
column aud base Of the brain. II WIS said when
Van Olden died that lc was Hncman and had
fallen from telegraph pole. II was learned ycs'"r-
day that Van Orden not n lln"mnn. ana " was
asserted by friends Of the dead man that Ills Injuries
were received In a barroom
In compliance with The regulations for 'hr
Nn,ional Guard for battalion formation 81 the rcgi-
mental commands. ~, l>t Regiment has elcct'd Tor
nai0is commanding battnons: Captain Townsend OF
COMPANY I: Cnpain Champln, OF Company h, an"
Captain Freeman. OF the gun detachment a Oil pro
yidpg for the election OF three majors To regimen
has become a law. The Essex Troop ~ cavalry VIII
annv for permission 20 enter IL" National Guard as
soon as the Governor signs bill for tiAit p'rpv,
which was passed by the Legislature ann j no" IN
n. hands As the Trenton Troop VIII also prOOabN
i|in Nh. t,uard th. stat" military Will Tor W. h'N'
zine since H. ORGANIZATION as Halohil 'i"ru' nav
Il cavalry ann
rhree loys Nrokc into o." Park PRESBYTERIAN
Church on saturday afternoon ana IN i"" ""'"''
d,d dnmsgc amounting {" about r'oo. ih'N "'""'
,h door leading into the library and tore great hhho
,s q, leaves ont Of the books and In the rndi'"rlnh
,tav took "A number Of Bibles from VI" p""' "'"
,o ,br, amir, scattering III" piece over Tie moor
The glass door leading 7" the pastor i " hack.
~, Nod and n dozen NOR" of MS Nhihh,' ~"
~. taken and placed In the sink ana We va,
,rrn.d On them Two of the boys were air'S'" "'"'
win be sent TO Reform school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
WEST ORANGE.

r., ,oor, ~ Governors Of ia" Essex COUNTY
ro,oec.u club In Wos, Orlng' have d"'id"d ~
wind No Tie affairs = the club. The tract 81 -"
which the clrbhous~ AMI the slides ar" o. am W." 81
,c,ours 10 the Williams estate j. about 10 p -" wy
into building lot, ani pat on u" mar"''' NV ~"
.or VII close on Wednesday, ANA ilnciteN ''7'
ward the affairs Of the club VIII De- "o'h' "P w.
,,io,,.. scre1 for sale %ee-iGtons were
,', ~, foo, looking 10 "A union between the E'f"N
,o,,,,. Tohcc,on Club and the South Orange icIl
fnuh Int tbcsc have fallen through. the ES''N
comfy Toboggan Cn1 Is the sole survivor OF 'ie gre"
uur,bor II clubs I'm the country that were ''1i,
=, ,r.c orruuilcd ia I-H5 by Oliver summer i''hi
~ ~, 1oe org. nzod with over roo members, AM
W. Teall wa, rs Hrsi president IhcIc are At p'"
.Inu, 700 members IN 'ar cub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT vERNoN.-The residents OF Mount Yer.
ron did rot start In yesterday with that Christian
feeling that Is expected Of a church. going commu.
nifty on Sunday. Those who did not violate the
Injunction Of the Third Commandment were In IA
condition OF mind 10 do So and ih!s was due TO
the results Of the neglect OF the company. 10 whom
the city authorities and the people pay "Nnrbitan.
rates for supplying the water for extinguishins
fires and for domestic PURPOSES. to send word promptly
that n Waterman had burst. The main between
the reservoir and the stand pipe burst early on
Saturday evening. and the amCst immediate result
the destruction Of boilers attached to the kitchen
ranges. Those who had retired early without
knowing OF the accident TO the main yesterday
and found that they lad no water with which to
take their morning baths. Nor there water
for drinking purposes, TO MAKE coffee or 10 coos,
WITH and not until after O'Clock were they IN.
formed by the ocmpanys officials OF the Of
cutting off the water supply. Those who had cs,crns
and wells relieved Of much ~ IN. dsconiort,.
and they sent word TO their ncighbors tia; they
could relieve their necessities 20 limited extent.
the result being that the streets and avenues were
soon filled with people carrying buckets and pitchers
OF water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY MARCH n 1soa-TwEIyE

Citizens League. IN Snydcrs Hall. In Crantst. IL.
W. Sheriff. the president. called the meeting 10 order
The Committee OF five. appointed time ago TO
Investigate the town onicals bOoks made It's report.
Which L. 10 result In action by the league against
the County Treasurer recover Sl,.0f9 o. OF town
money paid Illegally 10 the county treasury. Nr.
sheriff. read the report, turned In by \. ".
Cropsey. employed by the league as an expert book
keeper TO Investigate the towns accounts with the
County Treasurer. The report shows that since July
81, less the amount given has been Illegally paid
10 the County Treasurer. Before the meeting ad
tourned Mr.. eherr appointed committee to
act on all legislative bills town affairs they
may appear.
Mr.. sheriff seen at his home yesterday
by reporter. lie said that The supervisor Of
tee town. ". l.; Lyman, was r",rons.ble for the
errors ,hat lad been made. The own auditors. -
said Nj ,nerrill. have Illegally CHARGED and allowed
against The tow. that amount wL!th should have
teen charged against ito county AID II l. our III
tent!on to recover III. sl7.94HOt oy hflnclhg n.
action aga!:-st tie CouG,y Treasurer for TIE fal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
4 METHODIST CHEECH'S INNICEESIRf.
TIE lo3D YEAR or TIE FoEsYTH-ST SOCIETY,"
THE MOETDAni. BURNED.

TIE lo3D YEAR or TIE FOHsYTNST. SOCIETY,"
THE MOETDAnL BURNED.
The FORSYTH street Methodist ~! ,copal Church
celebrated II. one hundred and i.rd anniversary ana
burned the mortgage which ha- stood upon II Tor 80
many wear, Yesterday. The c'rcnolic, attending ia,
celebration asicl all day. The "Acio-''' were bc"h
ty ihc sunday scIo J, at o iclck in the N rning T''A
followcd a reunion love feast which Wa led by j. :
Mclean In III. morning Ia" sermon Wa preached
Ly BISHOP w y Nindc. The opening PRAYER was
soId by the Rev. Or. G"org" II. GoOd,"l N"r Tia"
p.v Dr NJ ID. C. Crawford had made the closing
ptnVcr tir Rev. Dr. !. VI. I,uchlcy pronounced ia"
lenedictlon. In tie afternoon IL" reunion meeting
of former pasors and members was led by III" ErN
" H. Wardcl and the vOung peoples meeting WIS
led by Henry w. knight. The ceremonies ati"hilh2
tLe burning Of the mortgage were In ~" evening.
After the sermon hy the Rev. Dr. Buckley III
mortgage was placed upon silver pnt" ana was sci
On fir, by Elisha -ccly. the superintendent OF '"'
church. The Rev W II. Lawrence the pastor CAV"
he plate 10 him at the end Of tn" services. III"
cbnch WAS crowded 10y IT, present and former mem
brr-.
1hi. church IL one Of the Oldest Methodist chnich',
u tho country and at one tif-r " Wa on" of th pee
The ion" wns lad III ] ~ " 'h''
Inn, ~ was considered 10 lr In the country " Wa
rinr I'm Ian but the old lines Of architecture were
nroe.rvnd Until Io14 Il remained on, 0I me 81 !
larduarll 81 thc city. The last cent 81 urD' WIZ
bald on February ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13

THE ANCESTRY AND CAREER OF THE L>TE MAJOR
DOUGLAS CAMPBELL.

DOUGLAS CAMpBEIL.
Cherry Valley. y " March II Cspcclan.-Najor
Douglas Campbell. whose funeral took place here on
FRIDAY wa, ttr Oldest living SOD Of william
Campbell. the llknown jnr.s aud historian. Jul-r
Campbell was the grandson OF Colonel samuel Camp
bell who commanded the American force, Ut The
battle % Or'skanv In l.77 after General Icrslmcr
was disabled Jdce Campbell lived NJ The Canipb II
homestead. which hns always been OCCUPIED b. mem
bci~ OF the Campbell family
Douglas Campbell was born NJ ro)peI,'own. Y. Y.
on July H. 1870. In lsGO h. was graduated from
Union Coilcg. In 1862 he raised IN nt-sg, County
company for ,hc i2ist New.yorh vount,'s and
entered uic Union Amy. Joining h. two brother.
one 81 whom. Cleveland y Campbell ros" :" De-
colonel with thr br"vci rank Of hreadier general
Tho other brother Captain Lewis \. Campbell. pas ed
nearly a IN Southern prisons. Douglas impbcll
came back disabled IN about two yea WITH IN rank
o, captain and brcvct 81 major lie then studied n"
af The Harvard Law school. mud va i-fi hogan The
practice ~ III. profession In New York iir. H."
married. a daughter o. Alonzo e. Paige. - ~chrncc
ady II. continued In the successful pracilc" ~ his
profession nntn i--5. having been member SIC
ccs.ivciy Of the law firms OF Hilton. Campbell l'"h
Campbell a Bell and Campbell 4 Paige Ills las
law mariner Edward WlnslOw Paige. was HI hrp'L"f
in.law.
Major CemIhcn alwavs declined public o'hc" lut
took an active part In polite. being for many years
cempairn speaker for the Republican party. lie
was also much Interested IN municipal reform. h'inr
a leader in the movement 81 l--i 'ich resulted lh
,okluc from ~. New l"rh Aldermen the lo""r 81 con
nruinc ia" Mayors appointments. II" WAS 'hirh'
interested however in historical studies. In i-'"
he published I'm THE North American h'N'"N W
article ON Climatic Influences ~ Affecting Secession
and Rccon,iruction.T which Vas extensively c"l""d
and freely quoted from In Congressional debates li'
a.o con,r liut-d to The magazines -"n" ni'l'i'S Gu
historical subjects. and delivered a larg" number q"
historical addresses several Of which were publisher
~ IN. stale. In 1855. when III health compete" hi'
retirement from the prscc" of law. Il" devoted nm
,rf entirely history. Tor many y"nrs he li1d bee.
Gathering material rNf"n-lN" hl~tpil'hl WORN
Quilted The Puritan In Holland. England aud Amer
ica which vs. completed In i-!:. nud 81 when
four cdiiou, wer. printed Ancrward %" began a
ni.iory 81 Colonial Nrw.ioik.T which he GA not
lIv. b. finish , , 800,
Mr. Campbell was a m"inh"r "' th' ''h'urN anu
t,,n. .nr,ie clubs tn. American Historical Socl"N
,lr Military order Of the Loyal legion 81 the iihh
stale, and the sigma Phi fraternity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
STAIEN ISLAND.

TOTTENVlLLE.-Thc taxpayers Of the village OF
Totcnvillc held lively public meeting In Knights ~
Pythias Hall In TINT village saturday night for tn,
purpose OF considering the adyisaby Of ncorpora'-
ing the village under the general laws Of the State ir
place Of the old charter OF l-GD which recently
annullcd by Justice Cullen In the supreme Court
Asscmblyman Hubbard Yctiman presided al the meet
Inc. resolution was adopted advocating III" re-
incorporation. A resolution also adopted author
Rng the members Of the old board Of trustees 20 ac
as trustees until their sucCessOr are elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
u" W. nay, MtCEael H. Nn1len ana "A. u

Mills =" We nay "'o"aei II. "haien ana "a. IT,
r The survivors OF the SD Now yor,, vohn.ecrs 9th
nsent New-iork State Militia will celebrate the
MIA second anniversary OF their into the
arr,n s.,,aUs service on May .. with an excursion
TMrntsv thE DAY and dinner at t1ark's IN West
non address Major George r. STAFFORD. Chairman Of
me rs committee Of Arrangements.
90 nc hcAt annual meeting Of The Society OF the Army
o w, ro'ohlac VIII take place this year IN Boston
'uhc L. the anniversary 0: the battle of Bunker
g. comradc Frank Robbins has been appointed Ad
it~ut OF Volunteer Post. No. 40 BIZ Comma ndor
resigned " ''" = ''''"''S0"
,,s GF PEG W Bostwck ad,uant OF Naval Post. No
shu secretary Of tho Farragut Association 81 New
nork also secretary 6. The National Association Of
NhVa. .cic:nrs. has been appointed .de.Ge.Camp on
the s:a. OF hc National Commander.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13

A syndicate o. capitalists has secured an 'p"'" D.
IN. stock and bonds Of The Orange. 'r"s,''N" ''''
bloomfield Railway and will talk, control OF 'he rri'
49,, .on, The road 2, oulv FIVE miles In len-ih
THO Orange Valley street Railway Cpmp1ny has ais 3
hcon secured and new corporation, known III '"'
s,,u,,,n Traciion Company. organized. tn I"aiil.
mon IN the movement are William a fucker. OF
,r,o .,,bouy a CO.. Rosion bankers: Alfred T.
"a ~ Cincinnati. ana Frank W. Chd. oi orange
r., nad +. 70 be rebuilt and equipped with "rc
i ~ !, T. 10 be extended south 10 south orange
,in,,t,,e., IN Nontclnir ana moth - Paterson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
Il.)EOkEN.

Michael Berry thi!ty-nve years oh. OF No. IL
Cl!ntOn.s,. lobokcn. who has been III for several
DAYS escaped from the house Yesterday, ran into the
street, and jumped through the plate glass window
Of Andrew Walace'S barber SHOP nj No. 12i CLINTON
-. He was thrown into the street ana ran I'M
mediatey TO kuhn's baroom. az NJ los 'hnlonst-
where he jumped through another plate glaNS wihdo";
cutting his neIh and face badly. lie was arrested
and Subsequently parocd III care OF his son ana
fllcn homo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
Counirn Real gsiaie 90 Let.

ElIERDALE.ON.IIT .- Hand one-
IN furnished villa 10 rent for in months.
rossiOly longer: -, acre. Of ground bcan-
,IfIl lawn. garden. fruit. Sc. stable "a
and cfoton water. 10 minute VAIN nom
either Hudson River or y. ana N"i'h' RI
.tatlon cDttlpc goc. with place II Desired.
Address = VAS EENSEhAH, Ei'e'da'c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
BOARD ano Rooms.

SPACIOUS second raLr, Jth.ave.
boinw 47fh.-t Handsomely furnished eN-
ccl..nt table: suite. aud single rooms ia
houses that L1Vr ben Inspected Information
.rlable ana fee. DALEY. - W. 3itb-st
3Jih.-t
oCTU.ST.. g. EAST.-,iood board
clean plcaslnt sunny rooms. H. -uitc> Tor
families centre q. amusement and dry
good. district also table board
.i>T.ST @ WEST Desirable rooms
front and hack: also froi hail room ic.
rned surroundings superior t1ble refer.
cncos
"1-r.ST. ~ FhST.->rnnv frOut parlor
with ho,ri. also sm,il room ref renrt>
.oTIi-sT CT WEST .-seto nd ioor vll,
he vacated about March Goth with board /:
|, references.
i59 MADIsON.AvE.-La and small
desirable SUNNY rooms superior table and
attendance: terms moderate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
.7rAcKlNG TIE CHIEF

-,urs SPREAD 4 FALSE REpORr-NorFs
ABOUT VARIOUS POSTS
commandern- Chief A. g. we,seert Is proving him.
-, one Of the most active and untiring National
nuonders which IL has been the good fortune of the
Ind Army TO place in is highest post OF honor IIe
ra busy last week al tie Department Encampmer, OF
y,ehgan and Wisconsin. This week The Encampmen,
Of lulnols *n have his attention Next week he viii
'. N Texas. The first week In April he will devote
:. the posts and encampment Of Indiana. On April
% hs will visit the Department OF Tennessee and AT
CIV. orleans on April %. the next anniversary O.
General Grant, birthday, he Will meet all the Southern
I.usrtuent commanders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
Real estate to Exchange

wANTED.-A large stock farm on coun-
ny seat IN exchange for apartment houses !;
- location. well rented only nfst mort.
sssees. Addrsss OWNER, - Wall'ss.. 9TH
nooe, 8onD IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
6orses ano Carriages.


A BARGAIN Ten hOres s2J 70 Si0o
70 value suit grocer. butcher. isrn"f. an
business uu'ks, wagons. h1rne,s tiial al
,'Wec also nachncrg. looms eye. O"iohK'
point
A HANDS ONE. stylish pair che'tu'
npfse-, l1s, hands. mite wears. Tree, ~
slt drter-. single ard double. price -'oo .
otusham and Victoria built by brewster
" splendid orde'. $3.50 each douo,e anu
s.srgic hdfness. &C.. - the PaiScc Siao.eS,
20 end 25J SchenEeihorn'.t. Ieai Eo"u'
bfookiya.
FOR sALE.--A Inc hood bay team,
et.clrg fnd mare close mat q. iuis IL h"huS
,ieh. years Old thoroughly broken 10 al
harness; fearless OF electric OF steam cars
VI anything; warranted sound are NeI,
sSisb are great knee .c'ol-, arc eo, Try
8 minutes. 70 the pole. eau on W. ID
oNbpER. So bethlehem. Penn.
OMNIBUS. Hcariy new. will scat 20 Ter
eeas. will sell at greatly reduced price. IA.
q,ess Mr.: JANIS II. STRONG. East
Hampton Conn.
WANTED. so. 600 OoV people 70 send 70,
nfehs carriage and harness catalogues
nfgest assortment IN America; very moder.
prices don't pay suca eNSvsesns
r,sh.d 1869. Address J. u. BIRCH. hur'
hneton. n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
NE US FROM NE W-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY
MAYOR WANsER TAKES " EASILY.

The passage OF the act d!vesung Mayor Warser.
o! Jersey City. Of the power Of making appointments.
Overrdes the VIII Of the people as Governor Wcr,s
SAID In his Veto and destroys municipal homo rule.
Mayor Wanscr regards the case phOsophiCally
While the act depivcs him OF the power 70 work
ont the reforms TO which he had set himself, and for
which he believes the people elected him. he feels
that he Is at tho same time relieved OF all re.
sponsib!l,y. However depOrabc the outlook or
the actual future condition Of the city, the results
cannot be laid at his door. So far rs be- has been
able. he has studied the welfare Of the city. and La.
In the ten months he has been In Office. cut down
the current expenses nearly 100000 That he has
lie has done all that was possible In the face Of
the united Democracy OF the city, every Oicc-hodcr.
in particular. regarding Mayor Wanser his natural
enemy. There was one thing they could not prevent.
however. Mayor Wanscr has a, last been able 10
give the Cty the best Board OF Education II has ever
had.
Another act that serves to nulhfy Mayor Wanser S
efforts for reform Is the bill enabling the Democratic
authorities TO pay the convicted ballot'box suffers
the salaries that. while ostcllSbly paid for services
to the Gty. really the price those men were TO
receive for their fraudulent services in the election
Hudson County never to pay from private fund, any
treasury. II T. not known yet what course Mayor
Wanser win pursue In regard TO making nominations
that will only be farce. No names that he may
send In will be confirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
OTHER SUBURBAN TO WNS.
LONG ISLAND.

+, ,rrI,sII LEAGUE r. SIZE TIE COUNTY
RI, first NOV. toward culightcning the people Of
,,,n,.h a. 70 the gross acknowledgement Of town
,oslrs and Illegal payments OF town money by the
,ncom,c,ent Democratic officials Of the county, came
On ucl, ON saturday night. at meeting OF 'he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
FURNISHED Rooms.

SECOND FLOOR. elegantly furnished.
In new house: priyut bath and every
modern improvement. To- fsmilv or gentle.
man breakfast II desired references given
and required. liD West Ioth'st.
THE BrELINGTON.
) West 3Oth-st
Hand ONE furnished suite TO suo'ct
Meal, Ia carte.
o3D-ST.. 3D. wF>f-lhe ,h'i-,a
Handsome quarter. for gentleman 80
moderate cost. IN bachelor apartment "A
dress WILLIAM II. SHEPARD.
% EAST itTII.ST A nicely furni-hrd
room for one or two desiring eeitral ioca'
tion reasonable.
oSTH.sT.. 40 wEST.-Imp"' oval re.tau'
rant Handsomely furnished rooms, Win blth'
37TU.ST.. 80 WEST .-Furnishcd square
rooms 70 let without board. 70 gentlemen !:
references required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
Rrai estate Uanteo.

WANTED "A frrnish' country house for
the season. by watt. VITA modern improve
ment. by refeci family OF twv. NJ
moderate price. ARMY. Box SOL, New
York postofice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
Ci,n Real estate 90 Eet.


A LIST o, 2 and 4-story pNat hohsrs'
s-oo In 81 800; also Hat. a!i pi"",'
STEVENS. 0th-0ve.. cot. ?'u''t'' '"'''''
and i0ith--t
TEAMINE lG0 Wet ?ith'st.' 3',"l9
-, ,.,rmcd hou.e oil modern improve
rents bargain. STEVENS. o'h"s'e" COZ
J3d-st.
Brooklyn.
TO LET. at l2G3 Broadway. broc klyn:
Z. D.. store window aud sIsee. Nio 40.
40 nrr month excellent iocauoil ana thor.
trahfarc and close 20 new postomcc 10"
being completed Address CliAs Noni"'
SUN. ! aG3 broadway. BROOKLYN l. ~
Chicago.
"WORLD'S FAIR. -AccomnCda' lon- IN
lest loca..ty .0uth side q. rcssOnal ne pnccs'
send Tor circular, showing GUS. prices
etc. ,,,,,,r.- - -, S.v
Haven ClosX Co. 2ll.2l3 Wabosh'ave.'
Chicago. IL.