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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27

The members % 81 James parish or
ganized a charity society Yesterday after
noon for the purpose 81 dispensing relief
10 the destitute 81 the west siie. lts
work will be- broad aud liberal. and not
confined Ia members ~ the parish. The
plan OF work is similar to that adopted
by the Cathedral AID society organized
two weeks ago under the direction OF
Bishop Richter. Father pulcher will
have charge 81 the work done by the
St james society.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27

May Arnold Vas arrested by the De.
tectivos yesterday morning on suspicion
u larceny and is now IN jail awaiting
examination She is charged with hav
ing stolen a pair of SLIPPERS and some
wearing apparel ffsm Mrs Terrill. vho
has charge oi the rooms over Ma III
Monroe street May has caused her
parents ard the officers considerable
trouble during the last tuo years and
has been in Jail several months within
that time
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27

KAtswszoa. Mich, Nov &-The
salooni4fs in Paw Paw. Canton snd
other paints IA Van Boren coonp have
taken lcxsl advice on the iocai option
"a sud. believing u 10 Be uaroosfitu
tiorai. are prsrarEr g. open thetf taFs
this sex f5F businers in the reEHisr
crfier Their es,nHdence ia ssrnihcaut
that they kroT what they are atcnk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27
WAS A TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
Quarrel About n Woman Led TO the
shooting.

FoRT WoRTH. Tex. Nov. Is. - At
Hico. short distance from here. this
morning. William Olds and William
Massey and young son OF the latter
were killed. Massey was Old's tenant,
and suspected his landlord OF intimacy
with Mira Massey. Olds went 10 Mas
seys house this morning 10 collect rent
and quarrel ensued. Massey pulled n
revolver and shot Olds twice. Olds
then drew his pistol and put four balls
into Maseey's son and two into the old
man. All three died tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27
Charged with EmbcxzIcmcpt.

INpIANAroLIs. Nov. % At the in
stance OF the indianapolis police. Ed
Fulfonl. superintendent Of construction
of the American long Distance Tele-
phone company. was arrested at Syrs-
cuse, New York. today and will b.
brought back 10 this city. lie is
charged with embezkling sum erti
mated at from $4,000 To- $4,000 from
the company by issuing fraudulent
voachera The company recently se-
cured a franchise 10 carry their line
from New York to 81 Louis through
this city
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27
JoRDAN's TERRIBLE CRIME
He Murdered Four Persons and
Killed Himself

SEYMOUR. Ind. Nov. 26-As the re-
suit OF terrible tragedy growing out OF
family feud FIVE people are dead to-
night in their country home seven miles
east OF this city. Four years ago Gin.
ton Jordan. then 81 years OF age. mar
risd daush.cr of Joshua Foster. with
whom he has never lived happily. Last
week they finally separated and she re-
termed To the home of her father. Late
last night Jordan met his father. in law
and accompanied him home. contrary to
the wishes Of the lattor. who feared
trouble. Jordan promised to behave.
but soon after his arrival at Fosters
home. he began quarrel which termi-
mated in Jordan shooting his wife. Cora
Foster. William Powell. Mrs. Foster and
his father -in-law. Jordan then placed
the pistol to his breast and sent bullet
through his own heart
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27
nAlLwAN US MoN.r wonk.
The, FLOCK 90 the E~hieh. s-eking
Enpls,y fnrnt

BuFFAno. y. y. Nos &c There was
no change in the L~high VALLEY strike
today. although there vss aome areasi
ness over the stories that the etnf aoyee
a the other reads would he called out
We have in our employ thirty petrn
oui ~ the forty tvo engineers whc uefe
in the employ ~ the Ann Arsor read.
sad Freight Agent Nevina last cv<uing.
and here "a telegram from The other
i've Offering fheir services Ii Seems 81
though nearly every rsilrosd nlnn IN
the weet 10 anxious o. come esEt 80
work
At midnight the Jehlgh Valley oh
ciale notified all connecting lines ~ this
point that they vcald Hcrert frrigbt
lss al poinis on the lsshigh Valley
road
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27

KsLssszoo. Mich. Nov - Lyman
l. Benson. a well known ventilator mar
ufacturef and sanitary expert a this
CITY has been Instructed hy Secretary
Carlisle - Inspect the United States
treasury building - Washington and
report ca such improvements In the
ventilation and sewage "a may bs
desus~d practicable 20 remedy the erist
ing defects in that sifncture
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27

agthority and ccnmitsed felony. The
only protsF DethkSl ~ proseeiars sss
for the laase " Lake eoanty 10 psreuay.
torily remose the sheriff, Il be failed 10
do bis duty, aud prsseat infraetlons u
the lax 'Ihe eneet u tals opiaiou. IL
followed By the state officials. viii he 10
put the Roby people in full possession
Of their property and they can have the
Mitchell Corbsit mill OF any hsbt they
f.lAaz.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27

fask. %. Nos. ~ Siueher won the
champion a KENTUCKY by putting
Nckes eat IN The serctfY ninth round
last night In TIE lest roood Slnshcr
hsd u ell hie onn wss hittinR Fok~s
wbeBsrer end wherever he rdsaeed
Fokss tried - svosd hs b3ews aud
make draw a fhs fight bui hs pas
too gfogEy 10 kesp oet u blushsFs way.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27

woesrrF. Ohm. Nov ri James Wig
gine arrested at Warsaw. Ilis. Tor em
ploying an assassin 10 shoot Farmer
Mackey was brought to Wooster this
morning. Niggins pleaded not guilty
and was hehi for court IN s2.ooO bail,
xhich he was unable 20 furnish and he
W. placed M AL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27

Oa account u the distressed financial
coadifian q the eountry there have
been some unusaai lneidents In the re
deEs plion II national bank noteA The
nrst occurred IA .iuiy and August. when
the amounts reserved we're more than
they had ever been before since the 60
tablishmeat n the reelemptioa agency At
ths treasury. In septsnber the 70
csipts Increased a. rapidly as they had
fallen od. sad IN October they acre the
heaviest ia many montns The treas
ufef concludes by arguing that the
vaults add safes ia his Office be put IN
better condition.. in accordance witt the
recommendations made in the report Of
ths commission appointed t0 Investigate
the present methods of this kind of Goa
.frucfion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27

Mo~vuoxrnf. Ala. No,. - Early
shia morning the town a Tfor wss
partly destroyed ~ fre Fvuffreu
buildings and practically AZ centenfs
vere destroyed including the new
Parker bsuse, valued st ti0aos The
wareh0usr and ccuft bsuss we're l,adly
damaged. the forn,er bufninr up nlmosf
entirely. Esfimste ~ the ioeses ere
placej a 5000 With alsgst 5000 "a.
sorancn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27
MERCY.
Rebels Killed 200 Government Troops
and Ofsiccrs.

DEnIxo, y. NJ. Nov. a6-while no
absolutely authentic Information has
yet been received from the scene Of
Thursdays battle. rumors are current
and all reports agree that the rebels
scored a victory. The fight occurred
near Casa de Jalos. twenty-five miles
northwest OF Casas Grandes. The
rebels circled around the troops and at
a given signal closed in. After the Of
fcers had been killed by the first
fire. the soldiers attempted to
take refuge in a dozen houses. The
rebels pursued them and the soldiers.
being huddled together aud frenzied
with terror were slaughtered without
mercy. The governments losses are
estimated at 2O0 and the rebels at fifteen.
After the battle the rebels went into the
mountains. The soldiers displayed
great cowardice Thursday. owing to the
suddenness of the attack and practically
made no resistance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27

ElHrETuS, Ca. Nov. ~ At a supper
rear ogiehy station last night. tiahe
Glover. 4r. shot Berry iimond through
the sosiemen and killed him. With a
seton3 shot oabe sent bullet through
the neck - his Trend. William Gaines
f.ats..aa vxtif 4ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27

poKT HrEa~. Mich. NaT. - The
vesssinlcB q his city, representing sl.
JDOu wo-fh - vsssei property have
sdgpted strong resoiuti0ns requesting
congress Dot 10 remove the duty on ifen
ore. 1hs reeoiutIUns wefe teieRrapbei
q Congressman Whifinc. and be wss
requested r. use he infiuence Tor ~
tasping TIE duty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27

O~coD& Mich. So~. ~ Robert ".
bile. yoahg nan who works IN q miA
$50 yesterday The rel,bery occurred
IA an epen shrd ci.~e - the strest
ybsfe people were psseng sFerf fep
minutes. There - ~ eiae 10 The roisler.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27

pirr~sysc sc. Ps. Nov. - The Rev
Cie,,rzr Hedges pz~for = Calvary Eyis
cnpai chnfch. has res,xa-si q s.cspt the
lrs,iersniY a Harvard tkeoltS1css sem
fearv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27

HssnIrBrre. Ia. Nov. - The clerks
q The state iepartmsnf gyi out comrnis
SONS Tor twenty i've aaditiouai cosl and
iron police fof The i.ehlgh VALLEY Rail
rosd COMPANY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27

Ax~ AeeeR. Nick. Nov ~ The -
ice mace q rad on THE crap ro.ous
est nnrtt. which have hen rnruirv il
ths~ cias afrsst-8 seven sports sho eere
ereazrd in playing aBd lodged them ~
,ssi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27

AttfAxcF. 0hio. Nov - \ secoad
resilient = tihance Mrs Sylvsnus Aiil
ler. has gone insane ss result - visit
ing the sorid- FAR IL - saii the
sights IN the art gallery turned her
N..A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-27

-Do soa sxneci b have your boz hood
backf DO you expect to gef yonr wife
back - sho was before yoo blasted her
life by your indlnsreaee % your sonls
DO you expect you nil get your chIl
dren agains DO scu eKIsect that tod
has another son 90 die fos YOU And
what gosd would Il do n you resist the
xondsross appeal lac has already n1aass
Esers day gou put of fepentsnoe. IL -
harder lou have eee m3re day Go re
peni 81 and one less day q repent In
There are men Ia this room who. IL they
do not fepent tonight will rescr have
another chance.
-. my brother. you have Keen resist
ing, lo these many years the splrif q
Ood. Val you not yield tonlgats IL IL
nothing 10 your 4 do not ask yon
whether these things mean q great deal
Ia you. Does your spiritual welfare
mean anything 20 you. and do you wish
IL meant mores II -. xish You would
rise 10 your feet before 1 pray" At
least loo arose 10 their feet. sotne of
them men whose hair 10 silvered by time
aud whose sands 81 lifc are almost run
Nearly 10 inquiry cards were signed
aud ssnt forward
Mr.. Gillian preached a sermon 10
women. and the Fountain Street baptist
church was filed in spite of the IN
clement weather. A powerful appeal
was made 10 sinners 10 come 10 grace.
and large number signed the inquiry
cards.
The last services of this series OF
meetings win be held today az $50 and
at s:fh Many Of the pastors have made
arrangements To continue the revival on
Tuesday. "Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day evenings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
1)ublic Noiicc.

Ar \ GENERAL TERM of the supreme
~ Court the state u N-w.York held In and .or The
tir,t Department at the city Of NeNYor. On the 2i,h
"a. - April 1898.
Present Hon {. II. Van BTunt. Presiding justice
Hon Morgan J. o'Efien. Justice
In tbs % the 0ppl o, the East River fCs
Company for tie appointment o. three Comm .On.rs
On reaG.ac and filing the EDITION tho pat River
ErGr- tou.psny. Ga-d the twentieth u Anr 1888
soacr under and Ia pursuance o.; the u an
act Il the LEGISLATURE Of the STAT, q, New.YorS On.
titled An further q provide rpi tram. railway. la
rt> having EiiliNl Inhabitants" Ia. I'D T,''uIry
RI 1871 ami % CHAPTER ~ ~ tho % I~gs amending
and the auel1t ami ,sptl.r. prirv
>,d ana bee pursuance Of the Other ioyis 81 aW
determine whether the railway railway, mentioned anf
described in said petition oIch 20 D. Constructed and
operated hv the aid tas' River Bridge Conanv over
tlroue and the 81 ~ AMI
referred and rNins and ling ardsNIt, o. the
following named individuals verified r">ecti,.y A, 'ol.
lows Loul. Zrmer verified the twentieth day Of April
1898 Eiwad Webster W. h. tsrf@nt-r Robert Glenn.
Francis d Walker Joseph Keller verified april 10
schedules referred in andavi,s and
annexed AID PETITION and after hearing Edwari Latter.
bach ana George W. Wn-ate 81 counsel ths let Onar.
On motion u Holdy. Lauerbach & Johnson attorneys
Tor said petitioner. t.i>
Orcartd that said application be heard AZ General
Term Of hi, Court 70 bc hell civ on Nav lath
1898 AZ 10 ard that notice % such application
b. given bv petitioner BY publishing a copy Of ths
order daily weeks In The New-York Law Jourr1l
TN, New.Yors Daily Times. The New.YOrk Herald The
Naw.Yors sun. The New-York World. The New.York
Tribune and Tho Press. sr,'n newspapers published in
said civ which hereby DESIGNATED 'or the purpose
making such publication.
w. l., JE. cory ~ . -
tScalN c. rk.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

~ 1..S 0' XII 9a a' % ,i r., e. 20
nca '~ 'I Da,G = 20 l.-a, l.ea,.r. ;l.
Jane, 4. A le Z. .a4 yi to caa, o,,t so
T.. 50 soi IA: s'osai"1 Va. IT, ,,,., Ieco
Sa,ii.rg, 1T. oAaFr'--, = 81.
SAN t, EiTail S.ae..' sane g,yry y-t 81
Ko1 NaN : 9 iiea'y. ! Da.'as It o.. 'rl.:.r ..o,
'aa.o A ;,.. Co'a r .a4 w. 70 i.e.ai
che e. 2 5i',- 5.5i - no., 3. '' '' &c,
Nj .. ,'. ;'Sa 10 !? II s ', S' , .a 's
a;.y. asaAHc. aoFtsas--, ........ SC
ira,,ee e.. 80 81 he:.snaa'.i, ~, .., HOO
S.i 9s. S.'A Witt Z E .s; hiia,os ,'- ''d
80 noftsas:. ~ .'.'''''O 60
Hrs rs y E Lsq ~ D boz s 800
Bore w WI! .na vie TO LHHo'rt sudan so .oo
si,s. Aaas T aaa ,notas' ., :. te..F' y Gan.
att -. Year, r.Oitsas.s 49,. ~ s. oc
a.. iadaSr' n Of s5a-.; yelr, '.-..'.. l2ca
It a. 9l't-'t. . q jta-a', f'as,.
Becser. isoaoa. t. Hen, stu Aa,q.~l AMI
Br. She Eu.,a en- aae r,qur TO IN, Ge'a >.
ing Bank. ely Of NeN-foiA. ID e'''.. 90,
curry Si.dfc, 51,ae. rayr s, Al e,eeasr. 400
Coin, Mchae TO Pa .'te 0ll,9n,i,rr '''A- :, ~,
FINK Martin : TO Jane, Fave Z 81, eNrcutor-.
e.. , T. co-l,s Ay,nue \ .at 10: \ei', l4ei'
Mann. len, are aor,tr lss,6, 800
MURRAY Thom4- t. Mount - wheat co9l.,r.-
a. hi y, ita i' IaslSant. '''' $50,
Na.A Mary 70 r. Low w. i:eA@i MIND 1''h-''
sane % = i oiw,l. Gjth-,t. o, shave.
saHe = Msknlss: c,ile-'-r co. o''a.'' . -
Noon. f1n to + . connolly Lc>ing'on.aye.
oui-SSS'. c 'thi'; 70 Jacket, ioih..,
" q 2d.avc y'ar- ..-.... ........... ...... 500
fh@qsy reoa : err aa' 49, , Ems 400
Colds hialt Ju!il, a"i . rs-l't 49,, lt'sN' -
ceS 1' o0qf eu.y " 70 christian eenea O''
aid another. niglenc.'nce-a'c Of
, saa'y r,aS.I yi'' to Is@e. FAYE a. '0
eN o,t IA; y S9arT Nn'0no' Dam ss
Ho wit n Rcnno To John \ Livingston.
soth.t . % I..An-t,u-a,c year. ....... Il on
n 9th, " o, P,r,a,~ var. Ioc %,
'''i Fan '' q 27;t.,, q s,h.a.e y-a5 7cot
:; ; a. eV:e"ie5 tor. $ NV. P1o!aa'a' O 90,
o, Dyctn,n.. {; wear. ''......-.. ..-..', SOC
H Ss-51 ss:Pf 6s@ e so5 Inc q F ;s; { q ys.
Lpy,,F ga G e ., " oas =, r. =. wear. S'h $50
schas,cr. I'hn. TO Poft Mort. Land "a In.
Iro,tment Companv lSi'h-'' OF = ,.o
smith Frank l. to Arr F,.lnan. o''h.,,.
roTlc s, 's';-o !, = qovie. s7rn..,
sth.ays = Of 59c,.i vas . mor,ss COS. - so
,ieiy E : ei,,..- o Of ota.aye : yc,rs. COCO
Wilcksn>. Fiuar ani Wiz - Mutual LIE
i7,hst. vcar.....- ....,... - 90
NJ - sirNarc,r ~ F-ankfin >affr-- T -ns.
3ai.,t e. q eth.a,, ye-- ..-......-. 10 20
E-1sfl. COS \ D. ?, -..fuf'.1 fn- SaNnc. ~
ga 4 var -. ...-....'. 100
DiarLNrfn. r4h,rt 10 Nutuai Li,e Insurance
wear -. -. 1000
sth,av~ o. lata'-r 8 var. -. Zoo
COMPANY 2 SSin.., . q SHAVE year. 400
81 sstA-ss, = Of .uA-ave. : yoss,..~~...... 500
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frsal Notices.

Legal Nollfe5.
~ UPREAiE COURT CITY AND COUNTY
y OF NEw-YOHK.-lenry lIertz, Leonard :. H,nis.
theodore Ea,m.nd. peter A. LcWln and David I. HIP.
Rms P.antiiis against Pascal Degsey, Defendant SIN.
rons.
10 the abUNc-named Defendant.
YOu hereby summoned answer the eoAlp@ias "a
this action anu % copy ~ No"r answer on ,he
Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty day, after ne ,Fsio
u summons, exclusive OF the day u serNicr enc IN
II Your flilurc apIar answer. judgment VII -
you by default. for the rlsef demanded
the complaint
Dated New.Yors, February i4til 1893. rv
Il. HENRY DEWEY,
PLAINTIFF Attorney
ONCE and Posonice address. No Is Wall Street New.
CITY, y. Y
To Pascal Dcrrey, Defendant. . lin.
The foregoing summons = served upon You pN pnoner
ton puI suant e. an order ~ Hon. ''rorge l. sfahsn
Ju' tic Of the supreme urt OF tAe ate Nen.ioA
tie 10Th Niarvh. ls1 aud on mat DAY LIZ
with copy the original -,rmons and COMPLAINT IA he
Office Of the Cl rk u County or Nrni stA a. W
County Court IN the city Of New.fosn ~ ~
state which orr gna and complaint were neo N
said oniee on the In day u february, 1898
S1 7. HENRY DEWEY
PA ntlrs At)nsy.
Office and Postonpce address. No. Is Wal streeh Ne"
York City, N. Il
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Proposals

OFFICE OF THE MMiSSIONERS. d. c..
" Washington u. G.. April 81 ls93-sEALED PRO.
PoSALs viii o. Fe1.iSed AZ III, onisc u1, l. 3eiocA y
OF proposals Specifications. and all
information te obtained this office. ]. w ROSS
n ~ PARKER. w. T. EOSsEII. Conlps.ionera D. Z.
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yJNIE MISSES ELY'S SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS.
L RIVERSIDE DRIVE,
9th AID s5ta So, N.u-York.
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Gclp Uante6.

GENTS WANTED introduce OUR HOME ply.
n >ItIAN. tn Cyciopclia ~ Family Mec.cine.
~ ttD =. BEARD. \. VI. ". D.. and ten cmiu-nt
Associate. Editor. symptoms LIABLE
ROM tie, every III with Uomo.oI athc Remedies AMI
Tr atni,nt ly >NNL. LILIl\rllAl. NJ. D.
1t has established reputation Tor accuracy learning
and >a.acity. / hrrl Prominent shelf ny
library and mud Kind ~ Nng. ~ tie house.
hold matters sanitary AMI hy gionlc.". Rev. jos Oh
New edition. wf folding nonikin Give, treatment -
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GUNNER Resorts.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
THE WIN OSOR.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., =. !. L0cateI amidst Qrandest
mountain scenery. The largest AID finest house Ia ts
placc Table and service unsurpas sed. Ny farms and
r-,su. .I,ply the house with flesh milk. cream butter,
eegs chcNr- and vegetables, Pure running spriag water
,hTouphou, Electric bells. baths ani hta.s
sanitary plunbng Orchestra billiards. bowling alleys.
fne tennis and croquct lawn ana .harmne dnyss Pure,
DRY brarino air: POSITIVELY NO MOSQUITOES, NJ
MALARIA Ny TJly.IIo coache, AMI carriages nee; all
bol,. and trains at N,-trOg ard connect with regulaR
stages 10 X enc Valley. Cascade Lake Ad.Iondaek IHdss
anI Ia.e piJ.d through tickets. TELEGRAPH,
e%ire,. and ticket onices TIE house Circulars VITA
city references. 49,. 49, - p.-.,...
Address "a Gr1ner.v Park " Y. city, unit! Nay 5rh)
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Crauston's-West Point-on-th e-Hudson.
BRENTWOOD. .n rrss THE ,lts FINES

The HOTELS "BRI.STWOOD" aat "ACsTRAL" VIII
open april and 18th T'-ectNeiy. The enveraufe and
climatic Conditions s.ir 70 LaAeH 9oi Inc Ao,es
con ain al modern improvements ilcline gas, ee'a,or.
siam heat elcct,lc bells Sc Distance, Al niles Glle.
- nous from Ncw-IOgh B!oo<lyu . ..-,.,,,
For circulars. tern- g.. address . H. SCRIPTURE.
ID
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Jnstructlon.
For Young Ladies-Cit.

For Young Ladies-City.
4, OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
ID NO. G01 5IHANE
REV. Dr.. and Ms. CHAS. IL. GARDNER. Principal.
~ FWYOEK Il SlNHs> ,OiLE.,E. i-t;h-, y. Y
~ All practical branches day or evening CAL or ad
ANS NIiMENl I. GAlNES Mount M0nis BAN EYE.
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Go Get FOR Duslnrss purposrs.
r :. pEEKMAN.ST-FOuR LOFTS TO LET WITH
\ rieva;or 3iN9O feet each.
- e'e''"'' ECLNND & WHITING. Beekman-ss.
A DT-iENltf. - Ter In Temple Court. fronting
- rutland WHITING. Beekman.ss
%rEW COVNNr q IlDINu.
Y NV PNWTt CKET.
10 lease new building DO the b-t o, locations, near the
,,rto.f grgaoo T. hOg> Tbs building stories high
,,I h.. ,..d fc- onsi5e pate flr term OF years.
Location IN tie ci,y II iant,kt. i;hod Island. one u
IN. no., rlp!f-crIvu- cities o, Tho Fast. and having
nur.h .u. population ~ 30 90 90 600 peopl"
within f.N nl.- 81 the centre. Inquire % II. II. &
T. e. SHELDON. No. 50 N1.n.,t. Pdvtuckrtt. r. l.
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,THE MISSES CHATHAM l,ucccssors to the Mi>-5-
Gcenl Boarding and tay school Tor glr.-. ie-
ol..ls "Wednesday October 4. 1885. % Fifth.Ne.
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Counlrn Boarb.

NEAR CATSKILL. JTNCrION.-Fine rooms, IN farm.
Y house. within : I.t-~' walk station Adore -
JACOB X. RrOlF. Hunter Greeae Co.. y Y.
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AOIRONDACKs.
STEVENS HOUSE,
AOIRONDACKS.
ADIRONDACK HOUSE

Accommodate, 200. Hot cold water on every moore
Electric baths, open Ire 1ces latest saili.ay sy
tcrn. Table ir,t-ca,s t,ood a.tlng and hunting N
SOLOMON KELLY Proprietor
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M a NH A M SET

HOUSE AND COTTAGES, she.te? ls;aad l.; l., ~ q:
Da1ly At % Un.on oquar Room here apVteauoas iSs
>@nd fSr illustrated pamphlet. II. D. W LAWSON, for
merly OF Murray H.l Ho;'l, Manager.
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ST. CATHARlNE
APARTMENT HOUSE.
NADIsON.AvE. AND 5SD.Sr.
10 LII.
one elegant = fifteen rooms: two servants rooms
sra ls.niv. ha, DR., and unob,;rue~d exterior view
sorN a.. t,aaic. TOT surfaced by any house In the
c!u M.o ,,i' a. 49, - io9m' Particulars a.
4 -A-NOw oPr>.. .
a. % WEST siTH
? Nu.ltug
&c. shIl Apar,n.n,
rooms ana bltl:
ball ATTENDANCE.
so-e '.,ai..r Apl-,rnen..
tour RON. ana bI.a.
steam hrtted-
E1rde o,d n mined
cA0ut.
nsaiTs !ae -, Tim
convenient ~
and al sore, cars.
Central Pax
Riverside Drye.
.ai Rv Fs.de PARK;
Hgh.ef rp evenings tr lnspafton
DEAUTIIUL. FLAT on 5th-as.. corner $500.
- ,oI.E - Eas, llthst.
n>T OF TIE INST FLATS u CITY; SHAVE
" corner. 3 r.-ht. ~. aa windows on .tree: and
avenue STAN hcn, and rang nd free. COLE. 10
THE LpENE AID .EorH>Y.. 60.
TO LET f.u Nav l-t-i'"rlnt aln'urentS ~ :
rs'' -oot. mrite.i r.r.r. nr''I-h,,'c nantes
VHE KENILw"Ern. ,,.,. -.
ro-,.cr,r -h' -nu.. na .'1"s hatvoot mirror.
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o. ftUl
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a. An NORMAN lN-T. ffnur.cd js57.
:. l.. cor. OF West EId-Ayc. and 1lst-st.
PuncIuI. Mne. VAN NORMAN.
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ADIRO\ DACk
r. e. O. r

CASCADE LAKE l!oU-X.
iIeya'Ou - fj n. b0lnt NoN ine lelnls Telegraph
SPECIAL ,,a-on ut ,L9u,e cirI'4r . -
T.. NJ WESTON. ca. "A vile. " Y.
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GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL,

1000 Feet Above sea Level.
GLEN SUMMIT !ULEKNE COUNTY, PENN.
on III. rea.h Na..ey K. K, hour, from New.iork.
OlIns IGne - 1873. Electric lights and all mod m
inprlf,neut- iOrr eNlr'..> tr1r> daily E0f fun in.
for ~ and circulars adde's FIRED ". LEE Manager.
Alien ar liot.l Broafnay and 2ith-st.. Ne"-YorS
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HOTEL ALGONQUIN.

L. mile, nom yla-c, oIens juno l,t; cuisine and
service attractions. superb a1e ami mountain seem
,iy good sanitation Ilre -ug.N; toIt HsninR.
OoJtn. tennis. orch sta ETC. ~en1 for ilu,tiatd
X l. IOi1N HARDINtr Propr tor