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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-07
NOTICE TO


CONTRA CTORS AND BVlLDLfa a..
Scaled proposals viii be roualycd Of 'h' h. n. !.
Of tho State Superintendent VI figg r',tHl
the State House, Ut ChOrleston We. n M
until o'clock p, IN. TUESDAY hhRUu. 'i5li
for the erection u State Nufmu 7'ly }t. n
Ing ut West Liberty IN THO county % ''''ili
Il State Norinll School linildlnf ol '|gW...I.gf
the county Of Gllluct prawInl 1nl ',ss
ilOnS Of both buildings mny bcbNru o. Mans
Of the State superintendent Of lMe pM.a
Charleston. ut the once NJ NcllIuu "a XIV
tlicnvliio building al liz oillro ut T. h.l
Glcnyllc, West Va, Said bii' Wi'. " JtN
al ~ y. IN, Wednesday, Augul ,,.5 MI
OlIlCG OF the pam SniInh NJ PafkpH Nj
nal Schools, then in an0ual session lI'.b
hoard reserves the light TO reject hli 6ti|
The successful bidder VIII 20 tlI,r.. tIl.HI
bOnd With approved security roo '1'
performance Of the Oonlf9ol ..., .igNi.
W. President ol llllll y. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-07
SIMMONS Liver Regulator cured mo Of
general debility and loss Of appetite, -
Mrs Edmund Fitlon, Frankiord. Pa,
Mollmclr's Dycing Iestnbllsimcnt,

Mr.. j. lloilmeir, proprietor Of tho
Pan Handle Dyeing establishment No.
l43l Market street, has placed improved
machinery In his place, aud Is prepared
TO do all kinds Of securing, cleaning aud
dyOlng, Clothes repaired neatly and
ON short notice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-07

came to her house, where she was busy
washing, and called her ugly names.
Patsy was lot 20 70 finish her washing,
promising to appear this morning and
tell the mayor Just how it was. .,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-07
FOR RENT
FOR SALE


Lot No ., South trout street. 60 feet 'front.'
running to river.
Five lots and five acrcs OF land In Trladolphl
with two dwellings, slaughter house, ice hOuse,
siable mud sixty bearing fruit trees for SOD
100 aero farm, Long Bottom, Meisi county
Ohio; ], 600 fruit trees Price el,bOl
Lot No 10. section 81 Centre street MOuldt
Vile and 10 shares In Molndsville Mining Gli
Manufacturing Company. $50.
Corner lot north OF street car barn, Forty.
eighth and Jacob streets
Lot No Is Water street, south OF Forty'elghih
street
la Nos. aud EoF street south OF Forty
eighth street
Iot No, IS, south Of Forty.olghth street and
east Of jacob street
65 acre firm. 10 miles from city aud IL miles
from Wheeling creek.
No, 6S ThIrty.ArSt street
No 7l2 Main street.
No, 1895 Chapilne street
No. 1929 Foil street.
No. 1925 McCollooh street.
No. 1914 McColloOh street.
No. 22i Twenty ninth street
No, 262S Main street
DOypu want TO increase your business snt
take, In an active partner with $500 capital
Apply to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-07

The Secret Art Of Beauty lies not IN
cosmetics, but Is only In pure blood,
and a healthy performance Of tho Vital
functions, TO be obtained by using Bur.
dock Blood DittOrs. D6w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-07
THE SUMMER WEATHER
Has It's Eject on the Tempers Of
Certain Wheeling People.
NUMEROUS ARRESTS YESTERDAY

For Wide Range of oGenses, from
Robbery TO Beating n Barkeeper
out OF Drink-Two Women have
Fight and Both arc Locked up.
Business Keeps up all Along the
Line-Max TueteI 'Promoted."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-07
REAL ESTATE.
FOB SALE.
Put your Money in Good Real Estate.

Twenty.two,roomcd double new house on
ElEht.roOmcd single new house on South Penn
street.
Penn street.
Fiyc.roolned single new house on South Penn
Foar.rOomed single house on South Penn
scycn.roomed single house on South Penn
Nine.roomed single house on South Penn
street
six.roomcd singloAouse on South Penn street.
Seven.roOmcd single house on South Front
street
Fiyeroomcd single house on South Front
street,
nty.two-IoonedDdoubl house on South
Front street
Sixroomcd single house on North Front street
Nine.roomed single house on North Front
Elghtroomed single house on South Huron
street
Tnreo.roomed single house on South Huron
Fiyc.roomed single house on South Huron
street
slx.roomed single house on South Wabash
T6recroomed single house on South Wabash
street
seven.roomcd single house on South Broad.
way street.
six.roomed siuglo house on South Broadway
street.
Five.roomed single house on South Broadway
street
Threeroomed single house on Maryland street.
Flve.rOomed single house on Maryland street.
SiS-roOmed single house on Florida street.
FiYeroOmed single house on Vermont street,
fouF'Eoomed single house on Indiana street
Slx-roomed single house on North Eric street.
13tF WIn haNN KRtn uNNa
Elght.roomGd single house on North Broad.
way street. ,,,
Ten roomed single house on corner Of Zane
and broadway.
six.roomed single house near sweenOy's foun.
Eightroomcd single house on ChaplIne, ear
Twentieth street
Nincroomed single house on Fifteenth street
Two three-roomed houses on South York
street.
Slx houses OF different sizes on Virginia street
Agood business house on Main street, between
Fourteenth and Sixteenth streets.
A good paying Investment on Market, between
Eighteenth and Twentieth streets, cheap.
Two slx-roomed houses on McCOlloch street,
BUILDING LOTS
Nine lots 25 by 100 feet each on MGColloch
street, on motor line.
Lot 20 by 100 feet, South Elm street, $500.
Lot 81 by 100 feet on South Penn street,
Lot 30 BY 10 feet, on south Penn street
Lott by 100 feet, on South Penn street.
Lot Is by 100 feet, on South Penn street,
Lot 81 by lSO feet, on North Front street.
Lot 60 by IA feet, on North Front stroOt.
Lot 30 by 400 feet, on North Front street
Lot 30 by 100 feet on North Huron street
Lot 60 by 100 feet, on North Huron street
Lot IL by 100 feet on South Broadway street
Lot 70 by 100 feet oil South Broadway street
Lot4l br 100 feet, on South York street.
Lot 80 by ll2 feet, on South York street
Lot 30 by 100 feet on South York street
Lot GO by 200 feet, on South Front street.
Lot 20 by 200 feet, OH South Front street
Lot % by 1l2 feet, on North Wabash street
Lot % By liz feet, on North Eric street
Lot 30 by 90 feet. on Indiana street.
Also Building Lots In McMechon. Glendale,
Moundsville, TlltOnsville Pleasant Valley, and
large and small farms and other property not
mentioned ON this list.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-07
FoR SALE.

TOR SALE CHEAP-COUNTER
IL and shelving. Apply TO HALL. KENNEDY,
ut Stone & Thomas No. 1860 aud 1872 Main 81.
ToR sALE-A WELL-FURNfsHED
IL lodging house. ten rooms in good condi-
ton aud paying well Locality best in the city.
Satisfactory reasons for selling. ]. RUSSELL
lg9 Second avenue, Plttsburgh, Pa. lyl.WAs
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WANTED-EVERY INSURANCE
w Agent and business Man TO write for our
iortune.IlakcT plans-Lile, Endowment &c,
Regular bonanEas. Best on earth and largest
pay. Mention paper and state experience. THE
80 An8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-07
WANTED.

NTANTED-A GIRL FOR THE
w kitchen. Inquire at The City BANK 1900
Market street lsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12

The Ecpubu-an Organization Of tho ia A-r'nidy
ptr.t bold IT, regu.ar meeting last night ~ 80. 100
p,orlst Thor, was good attendance OF members. Who
wen, Addressed by Philip Y. Il. Van Wyct. Francis Nc
Crane J.hn and other. The Ecpubcai' Of uh'
XXIiId Assembly District oa hold tnrir guldr monthly
meeting ln tie culIO.n., - th. Il. T. Lincoln 'Irb NJ"
3ts los, Iicht,.nft-.t The l.1dn- I~puh' an of t
district aud supporter ~ Nh" party were present 'hii
NJ Ulli- cNou,r member The district To The county
Committee. mad. .our stirring remarks. II" WS'd u'
carly -ec-ton - captains In the h'tys"V'n srtoh> q"
fh district and they could NO b. appoinei TOD
.n-u hdolph ". Klein chairman 81 the district ASH
ca,loi presided at ~" meeting and NJ y clinton ac'd
n. SECRETARY Amons mcmh'., pI"scn: were I'air
Fam Samuel Il Sarns Julius ''iubbcr. charles Nc
Murray George Schumacher. Charles /. TorI"y, 'haiI'N
NJ iIayc-. MORAN We'k. ]. \. N'Lt" ana y l.
Fisher.
The XXVth Assembly District Republican A'>o''t'oh
met "A, the cluhroom Of loikvi" Republican tlub
No Ia East Ninety III ri-. Tho ncHtGg was l'i2" anu
cnthusiastic. ''r'T&' ! '-poi" P'.'".' ~
were male by Dr. ". ". Brnknann. James X Holmes.
Van Dipr jane Carney AMI others. i'n names "ef"
on,cd FOR cons. rntioa q, member, % the a>-ocl'ion
They wcr' an crot'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
GRAND WORDS OF TRUTH.

- Easy Tor people TO talk themseve', ana sate
'' 'ney may have done, 1t j. far better 10 have
'"l people speak for you The words which follow IRE
speak.
NV WIN. W. whitney Of Linthgo, ~ Y, says: Il
nave peen ahcted loss Tor sin years pat with
aala ogue have had pneumonia three times ana have
oeeh troubled with bronchial rhal trouble OF the
throat Two years l had the grip, which ran into
and the doctors thought would While IN this con-
oiton began taking something OF which had heard
much but knew little. and rcJoicet 70 say that have
been practically cured by the OF Dunys pure malt
whiskey."
Mr.. John Kelley Chase Amcstury. Mass. says; "fo'
some sin years past my wife has been suffering from
nervous prostraton For years she troubled with IN
somnia and nothing recommended by the most eminent
physicians would induce sleep. Under the advice OF phy-
scians she recently tiled Dufys malt whi,kcy in small
quantities aud with the most satisfactory results WINE
MIS- thaSe has always been staunch In her t"hpia!'e
principles and consistent in practice. she has no h'i
laht Duny's pure malt whi,keN'
H. II. BabcO X. celebrated manufacturer oil
WatcrtOwn y. y. SAYS: Myself and wife ar usinE
Duny'> pure malt whskcy and il j. doing u, good We
celebrated in November last our hitch anniversary ana
looking forward to the hith AM be-
heNc that q GOOD toni, help along
T.. C. ANa. Of the Brooklyn association for improving
the condition Of the poor, SAYS: 81 have used DuNN
malt whiskcy for the past two yeats having suffered "
headaches and nervous prostraon ! have been
very relieved by the OF the whiskey aud have
gained nearly seventeen pounds in weight
The above statements speak for themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
PAINTINGS IT 4 SACRIFICE.
THE PRICES TOO MODERATE TO MAKE AN EX
CITING SALE-SOME OF THE PURCHASERS.

HE IklIfS IOO NODEitAlf ~ MAKE An Ia
CITING SALE-SOME OF THE PURCHASERS.
As art sales go the results OF the first nights sal"
OF modern paintings belonging TO VI. Knoedlcr q Co.
were not exciting. The collection which comprised
almost 400 paintings, had attracted Il good deal Of
attention among those learned in art mysteries while
on exhibition at the rooms of the American Art As
ISOLATION. 1t was pronounced the most important
sale OF modern paintings New York has seen in many
day. and ChickcrinS Hall filed with bidders
and spectators last evening. For many canvaScS cX
cclcnt prices were obtained. but some those
who knew the market price or cost prize of the
pictures could see that heavy losses were incurred.
One hundred pictures wer" sold last night, tho
total sales amounting to SOL 800 The hghcs, price
paid wa, $50. for Van Marckc's beautiful. Morn
ing AT the Pool" which was bought by COtticr & Co
commission. Charles W. Gould. the lawyer. hc
OF the many receiverahips wanted this picture badly
but h could not keep pace with Cottie" a Co., who
bidding under commission OF $1,000 The
firms price for the painting had been $1,000.
There was faint ripple of applause, the single
instance OF it during the evening when the =" Arab
Hunter" by Adolph Schreyer. was put up for sale
The bidding started at $1,000 but got up only 10
81 900, at which price the canvas wen; to John +.
Dryden. Mr.. Dryden ais" got Willcmea "Thc Duet
at So25. and Gtson's a Distinguished Customer"
at 800. VI. J. NcTderv secured Jacques " By The
Hillside Il, Tl223 after lively contest. me
De- IA M sy ar 800 a BY did "9 mcrG MEGA" IS od
Friends for $500. Rico's The Canal san Barnaba
went TO L. c. Warner for Sl.52o.
Mr.. Gould ,olaced himself for the los OF the van
Marcke by purchasing Joseph Vcrnei and i'rgolr'i
by eros. and three four other paintings lie KEEP
a catalogue before him. I'm which had been nafk'i
The firms valuation of each canvas. This he followed
faithfully. Lerolle's " The Days Work Done. ana
Il. W. Leader, e" A Welsh River" We're taken on c)m
mission. Tn" Little Fohth"rd~. DN hh'uN' Va
booked to : Putnam for $0lj. nd (asanovas a." ~"
Morning Chocolate TO George llumcnthal Tor 30"
Mr.. Putnam also got Dupres suns, al sea ior ~,
orol's The River side. Evening angli,h'd at $500
and then suddenly spured up 10 $1,000, at winch
nricc II went Ia L. &. BlOominciae. All The women
In the hall seemed 10 want Muner., tn" orahS"
Girl but II was secured by f. /. Bacon MR..
d. Matthews bought Knights Preparing for Work
AT 81 SO H. X Thor gol "lhe Canal In Norona
hv Rnlens santoro for $500. ana =. r. pohu'HoI
paid 500 for LeSSeps "The Archer lTlze
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS REORGANIZING.

THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ADOPTED
HOW THE PLAN WILL WORK
TIL" Republican General Committee Of Kings County
held an important meeting last evening which practi-
cally put period to It's existence by providing for
reorganization Of the party and the formation Of new
governing bodies in the next few weeks. BY pracii
cay unanimous vote II decided To adopt the
pan OF reorganization formulated by a committee
pointed two months ago. which wipes ont III" present
ward associations and general committee. and provide"
for election district organizations and delegated com
miiiccs in each ward and "A smaller general com
mittcc.
Al the beginning Of the meeting W. W. Goodrich
offered resolution OF thank, 10 Jesse Johnson for the
efforts he put forth 10 defeat the Democratic gerry
mandcr ms decided by the Court Of Appeal, yesterday.
lie said that the greatest service had been don" to the
Republican party by the work of Mr.. Johnson. The
resolution wa, supported hy Il. f. Blair and e. II.
Morton. and II unanimously adopted.
Mr.. johnson was loudly applaudcd aS he rose to
express his appreciation Of the thanks. 1t voted
10 rent the party headquarters. n No. 1jl Lawrence
It.. for another year.
The report Of tn Reorganization Committee was
presented by ". W. Goodrch It, chairman. with II
brief statement Of III" work done In preparing th"
report. Mr.. Goodrich moved. In the Interest Of
efforts TO max" tn" Republican party harmonious ana
victorious. thnt III" report b" adopted Attention
was called TO the necessity Of putting the plan In op
Grafton at once. as the date set for beginning the re
organization April 70 Elections Commissioner
Worth made inIas-oned speech for the rcorgnnlLa
tion plan lie urged ia" adVantiS" Of til" election
district system. In campaign work. TIL" plan was
not to put power in the hands OF 4 few mra. but In
the hands Of mary.
After protraci,f discus ion tn" first amendment OF
Mr. Cadnl., voted down. and under tn" previous
question the report OF tI" Reorganization committee
was adopted hy Il vote 81 81 To- -. TIE new system
Will 10 PIT int" operation hy "a" appointment 81 a
committee IN each "i 10" -, "l'cunn ostfl''' III l
county on April 20 who win enroll al rh" R"pub
lican voter, ON Niy .. and II week later district or
eaniZationS will be- formed. which VIII ch"p-' dele
gates ward committees. which IN turn VIII select
delegates t. n row General Committee. This body
VIII contain 100 members. insi"Id oi E'J. ~ Al
present The ncw cor miitr" viii or-ani1c In June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
,.c urTL REMAIN HERE NEAT ""hh'

II was enormously reported ii so"r .n y, Dnrnnm
IL W." a., This was the last week oi ''"
on Mohu''o |rc,,s AT the Madison square "'"'"
and liaiirS . - yuI remain at the garden 'lis
TIL" circus ' ;, will then be- In Broohiyh III
"',. S as the Da H IN, with
Garden was hc"'' ,,,utons Of the city. ana II !,
from the y' ih"I the big amph,'Ir n mc e' Sca
nor. enjoyment WIN repre- ,cnt.d. and there M','
on ercn a'os S ,scv ,a% r all M"H c
nov was thrown op and then crowded the hie'''
aaa and d'd he ' 10 T ,ass d. n on an ordinary
,Jch was done conn u,,ie room for the accOrlino1h
day 0asm VINO Sns s1 asoon to
ss. aSas SS's Custom with the Of
the circus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
THE BYE ELECTIONS IN RHODE ISLAND.

Providence Apil II tSpcclalj.-Byc-cl"r were
hcld IN Inwtuckc AMI Westerly for members of The
Log Stature today. Their" was II" choice f'r tx
ont Of seven plac's. one Republican was elected
ana six Republican members Of In" present Hons"
will retain their seats. ~ a result the Legislature
now stands on joint ballot: Republicans. >. Demo
crafts Al 10 be- c..cici. 10. necessary for c'"c'.
n Two members are 10 he chosen from SCUM
Hlng,iown on, from North Providence aud on" from
jamestown. The Republicans confident OF carry
ing all four seats. which would give them coh'ro
on Joint ballot without the city of Fr"Nin'h''.
There are twelve members to b" chosen from thi'
city and the second IILl takes plac' next Stur'aN
should the Democrat, carry nine seats they ""nIh
orcauiZc the House ana proceed 10 un>cat enough
,,l,llcans TO give them control Joint ballot he
for. going into grand commi;ic" Ia choose ''oN'rhr
and other state officer. Therefore great chnr'S WI
Republican senator and Representative ana hop
linton q Republican Representative TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
Dr,rU or "a PRESIDENT MAyrEL GONZALES


chicago. April IA Gi-patoh from tn" city Of
v.yico say. that cN President Manuel Gonhlc, died
Yesterday afternoon.
General Manuel Gonzllr, WI, born at til" Ila'l"nda
-, Nonnrt. near Matamora,. in tn" stat" of
T,n,,uIpl. I'm i-35. H. wi, educated for com
tucrcla career and waa clerk Tor WIFI" III
Naiamosi, When twenty year GA ne 'h''r'u wv
army Aft.r the clpur" Of Iu"la b' III" frch'h'
aud the fail Of thr Cty Of Mexico Gonzales Joined
The patriot army at oaNn'". While III service
,,,ns, in. French at III, time h" attracted the ut
,rution Of General Diz. Who promoted him rapidly
mill hc reached the rank OF t"l"hr IL" lost "'H
arm in baitl. on March :. l76', ana soon al'''
taking the field again was made IGlIAu''r E'h''"'
f,r colloutry In l-G1 re- WAS appointed Governor
# m. Governmental palic" hv Jn'nz but IN
,a7I H.. was arr, ted charged with completely In tn
,,,,r,o,r.,p,.. If the gold and silver plate which
bad i,lon,,ed f., Macmillan. lie escaped ana joined
In, first revolution Of Dmi
t,,,,,.. SUMMARIZED Dan in both his successful
cooic,ts against juarh Tor III" fr'H"'"'H' an" 80
.isted Dla1 In the rebellion, u" started against Ms
ri,,I amer IN, death OF .Iulrcz in l7'2. Gonzales
returned to hi. home in thu '''y oil M'A"o anu
remained their. unin i71G. when piaz again ra''"
,, standard of revolution. When lbaz was all bn'
d.rc,t,, GONZALEZ ~ 1"Nc"ac, came To h'' ana anu
ironat him victory. Upon the "'cu"h "i p'H -
ia. Presidency Gonzales Wa maze 'oN'l""' %
N,chn1can and later secretary "i war Inv" Il"
VA, sent to command tn" army oil Nor'"e'" "'N'o
whn, ot nj, post he WA rl"cr"i President beng
49, ,,,, am December l. lcoO. lie appointed
MAJ secretary Of Public WORKS, His ADMINISTRATOR
whit. lasted until November. lo-i, was ch'fa''er""
iy financial mi,manas mcn u" aI'r ro 1"pP''Ir 80
the liberty of III" pre- .N", -, I'm, Govrrpmrni
IN. H., of about ciroOOOOO sterling i"r 'NP u.s. ~
lc incurr,d In settling III" Ensii,I W no,nlrd Cnvrr
a.. t:nv,rnrr,ut TO DlI. and WAS Hpp"h''" '"''i
nor o, t' In congress against him for msap-
ftft.tl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
Pickles" CLOSES ITS DOORS.
4 wELL-KNOwN RESTAURANT WHERE MANY
F\MOT, MN HAVE DGNlD.

\ wTLr-KNOwN RESTAURANT WHERE MANY
F\MOI', MN HAVE DTNl;D.
Another landmark In which for forty years hos
pitalty has been dispensed 10 men in every station
Of lifc has closed II, doors and the faithful followers
Of Parkers IN Broadway. between Thirty third and
Thirty fourth sts Will know it no more. Since the
death Of Mr. Parkcr's only son. George \. Parker.
last winter" old hotel keeper decided To retire. ana
i'm order that his faithful employees should not l"s"
their employment. lac offered 10 furnish money SUI
iiccnt to set mp his chef. Julius Bollinger ana Ills
youug manager In busii.,~S. TIL" heirs OF IN"
Lawrence estate the Of the hotel. refused To
Grant Il lease for than one year. ana Mr.
p,r,rrs effort to assist his employees failed IN"
restaurant WAS one Of the best known In the city.
since IL, OPENING In i,jl, II hiS hal nmlI we'll
known men In IL, rooms. President Lincoln once
h,II a private council with secretary Chase ana
fn,onrI Mor.in General winfield -roit was IL
r. u,rnt visitor. Tweed too. was often there" II
were also many members OF the city government
With the exception Of the collection OF paintings
vlich Mr. Parker values at $40 900. and the 5000
,lnc which Governor Morgan brought from 'irs Tor
the hotel ever, thing will In sold ut auction next
WrIncs iay morning. The plinungH AM IN" clock
will ndorn Mr.. Parncg'- HON In West S'Neht'-
,rondst In which he will sprnl his declining wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
ROOSEVELT HOSPITAL TO Hi' i Ne" I'' '".'

Plans were filed yesterday for an addition I" the i'
,clt Hospital buildings. The new S'tue."'' vi" "
fourstory brick medical pavilion. 1t VIII cover al ao
= ,,, "a, a., lao feet and viii front ON fliJ'hihth'st
and occupy the northwest corner Of the s'ouhi' a' i
ave The pavilion viii De for general m'u''' rI',oo
AID Will b. built by Mrs. Anderson VINO saN' s''VV'o
To the hospital last fall for th't p'rp" WIN 'V 49,,
w. >, ,,..,.i. 70 Kinurutt should b. in charge OF th"
,,,o, .,h,.rt Il, the general management In case OF
~, Kinnicutt'. death the College OF Ph siahs ana sur
g,ons will nominate ;i- successor VINO VIII BE- co'"r"
hy the TRUSTEE, If the hospital III" ne" pu'''..- VIZ
,ou, s,oo 600 and viii be- known Is the MllDdnk
-, ps,.i,o, in memory Mrs. Andersons fith'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
Young PEOPLE DISCJ IS MISSIONARY WORK.

A special meeting for young people was held lass
evening at the Presbyterian Mission House. No 50 Fifth
ave. The meeting was conducted by the general mis-
sionary committee of the Presbyterian Societies OF Chris
tlan Fndeayor o York Cy aud ATTENDED BY rere
sentatycs OF different societies William l.. Amner
man presided and an address made BY the Rev.
Dr. John r. Davies OF the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
Church on .Iiome Mission spirit" illustrated talks
were also given by Thornton IL. Penfed OF the Young
Peoples Department Board of Home Missions saa
by w. Henry Grant, Of the Foreign Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
ur.RJyh 4 LECTURE BIZ JiCOB 4. RIiS.

IN, yevyork Tenement. House Chapter u TIE Inter.
,ion,l order Of Kings Dau shtcr' and Sons met last
uug in the Tirst Presbyterian Church, Fini-aNe ana
t..,cnth.. The Rev. DR.. Howard Dunield pastor OIL
10 .hurrh presided. Jacob \. Kt>, the wtll-knoWh
Ito nm socai pr,heni, and worker TO allie
I,e The -ufcrngs the poor. made address on the
house problem and the for its allcviaon
The lecture was illustrated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
ELSIyORE SOLD TO EDWARD X. LADEN.

ElSinorc. the country home oi III" ave - H. w.
Barlow, has passed into III" hands OF fh"hru w.
Iodcr. Of Ncw.yo.k The purchase price Is 100000.
Tho nropcrty consists of 49, Of land. holhoiS>
craperi.s gashousc water WORKS ana tenani-h"uN'N'
EIsinore Is at Glen Cave landing, with hlli-hi'
front on Hampstead Harbor. Long Island SOUND. Inc
man sion l. one of the finest on Long lSiahu