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The Portland daily press., 1893-01-27
TO BUILD THEIR STATION.
The Boston & Maine to Receive License
to Alter Their System.

The Boston g. Maine to Receive License
to Alter Their System.
The Massachusetts, harbor and land
commissioners granted license on
Wednesday to the Boston & Maine Cor
poration to cover over the space be-
tween the Eastern and Western divisions
bridges over the Charles river from the
Boston shore out to the draw channels
and to rebuild the Eastern division
bridge for the same distance; also to
widen the draw ways from 80 to 40 feet.
This license is granted for the erection
for temporary structure in order to
allow the railroad company to carry out
their plans for the erection of the pro-
posed new passenger station.
The license granted is a conditional
one. The commissioners require the
license to be approved by the governor
and council and the Secretary of War.
In granting the license they make the
provision that the railroad corporation,
as soon as it can erect permanent
station, do away with the temporary
structure for which they grant the Ii
cense and rebuild the anne on granite
piles. The matter has been pending be-
fore the commissioners for some weeks.
Good Time for Freight to the West.
The excellent freight service of the
Grand Trunk was illustrated yesterday
by an official who had just been up the
line In the midst of the cold weather
of December, when the road was crowded
by all it's steamer business to this port,
the Poland Paper Company desired to
get car load of paper to Chicago as
quickly as possible. The Grand Trunk
took it and in five days from that time
laid it down at the station in Chicago.
This would be good time on freight of
this sort and for this distance in the
summer when the conditions of weather
and traffic favor good time.
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-27
RAILROAD MATTERS.
The Maine Central win Double Track a
Large Portion of Its Line in the Spring.
and or This and Other Purposes Makes
an Issue of New Stock.

The Maine Central railroad now has
double track from Portland to Cumber-
land Junction, distance of eleven
miles. Work was begun last fall on the
extension of this double track from
Cumberland junction to Yarmouth
Junction, further distance of four
miles. This extension will be completed
in May next, and the Maine Central will
then have double track from Portland
to Yarmouth Junction, distance OF Is
miles. As soon as the snow is off the
ground in the spring, work will be begun
on double track between Yarmouth
Junction and Brunswick, distance OF
IA miles. 1t is expected thatth will be
finished in November next, so that in
less than ten months from today, the
Maine Central will have double track
from Portland through to Brunswick,
distance of 20 Ito miles. Work will
also be begun in the spring on double
track on the Mountain Division from
Portland to Cumberland Mills, dis.
distance of 40 miles. This section of
double track will be finished in the early
part of June before the summer schedule
takes effect
The necessity for these further extern
sions of the line of the Maine Central
is gratifying evidence Of the excellent
condition Of business here in Maine, and
also shows that the Maine Central man
agement are ready and willing to pro-
vide the necessary means for the safe
and speedy movement of trans.
Under date of the Goth inst. President
Arthur Sewall has issued circular an
nouncing that the company has decided
to issue 100000 of new capital stock
divided into 5000 shares of 800 each, for
the purpose of meeting the expenses OF
double tracking the line and for other
improvements.
The company offers to stockholders of
record at the close of business Friday,
February 10, 1898, the right to subscribe
for one share of the new stock at par for
each nine shares of the capital stock
standing in their name, payable to the
treasurer of the company at Portland, as
follows: Instalment No 1, so per cent.
on the Ist day of March, 1898; instalment
No. 2, so per cent. on the 1st day of
April, 1898.
The stock will be delivered April Is,
1898, and it will be entitled to any divi-
dends declared after that date. Sub
scriptions may be made for fractional
parts Of share and scrip will be issued
for such fractions, redeemable in amounts
of 800 or multiplies thereof; but no
dividends will be paid on the scrip, and
the stock into which it is exchanged will
be entitled to dividends only from the
date of it's issue. The rights to this sub
scription may be assigned.
All subscriptions must be received at
the office of the company on or before
Monday, February 20, 1898.
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-27
State Street Church.

A largely attended meeting of the
State Street Congregational church, was
held last evining to consider the matter
oflcalling pastor. After discussion, the
meeting adjourned without extending a
call to the passionate to anyone.
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-27
Manager Garrity signed Again.

The directors of the Portland Base
Ball Association met yesterday afternoon
and elected Mr.. j. Clarity of this city
manager for the coming season.
Members of last years team who will
wanted again will be notified at once
and new players will be signed to
strengthen the. club.
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-27

Mrs. windows Soothing Syrup has peen
used over Fifty Years by millions OF mothers
for their children while Teething, with perfect
success 1t soothes the child, softens the
Gums, allays Pain. cures Wind Conc, regulates
the bowels, and is the best remedy Tor Dlar
yhoea, whether arising from teething or other
causes. For sale by Druggists in every part OF
the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. WnsloWs
Soothing Syrup. Csc. bottle.
febSMW&F&w1y
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-27

when Baby was sick, We gave her Castorfs.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
dec11 eod&w1y
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-27
Across the Continent.

A very small audience listened to Mr..
Flint's lecture on "Across the Continent
at Kotzschmar hal. last evening, but they
enjoyed the views of Western scenery
very much and were well pleased with
the lecturers vivid word painting.
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-27
X: J.. JOHN LITTLE & CO.

NToTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
IN subscriber has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator
of the estate OF
CHARLES ROGERS late of Windham,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and
given bonds as the law Directs All persons
Rayinr demands upon the estate of said de-
ceased, are required to exhibit the same, and
all persons indebted to said estate are called
upon to make payment to
CHARLES D. HASTY, Administrator.
Portland, Jan. "a, 1898. jan27d1aW3wF*
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-27

Sold everywhere. Price ;CUTICURA, 80 cts;
SOAP, % cts. RESOLyENT, $1.O0.
Prepared by POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL
CORPORATION, Boston.
IAN About the Skin. Scalp and HAIR" "a
pages, 800 Diseases. mailed free.
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-27

There would be no Indigestion IN the world Il
Aneostura Bitters were used by all. DIR. j. g.
B. siegert g. Sons, manufacturers. At all drug
o,srs. jan23MW&F&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-27
HE PRESS.
TODAY
ADVERTISEMENTS
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS
ultIand Theatre.
4cture-Lieut. r. E. Peary. U. S. n.
iXth SLockbridge-R L. Dewitt Talmage.
FIFTH PAGE
gwen, Moore s. Co.
EIGHTH PAGE.
x John Little g. Co.
Notice is hereby given.
Concert by the Hydn Quartette.
New Wants, To Let, For Sale, Lost, Found
and similar advertisements will be found under
he appropriate headings on page 6.
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-27

Secretary-Miss Grace Seiders, '94.
Executive Committee President Donham,
(ex-officio) w. A. Rollins, '93; Miss Pearley
Merrill 93; Miss Margie Jordan, '94; Miss
Grace Webster, '95; Mr.. George Merrill, '96.
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-27
PRICES HAlVED
And En- Many Instances
GU FIaEsEeED.

so pieces Coored Goods that have selling ST. per
yard Soc
so pieces Coored Goods that selling
and soc per yard, Csc.
pieces Ginghams that have been selling at Oc per
yard, Sc.
One case best quality Prints that have selling
per yard,
5000 Curtain Scrim, that have been selling at
IL 1-2c per yard Sc.
1900 Portland Brown Cottons yard wide, that have been
selling at &c per yard, Is yards for ST.
1900 yards Richmond Brown Coton that have been selling
at &c per yard, 20 yards for ST.
1900 yards WACO Brown Cotton yard wde that have been
selling at &c per yard, Is yards for 81.
1900 Purity Beached Cotton that have been selling at
1Oc per yard, now Is yards for 81.
700 yards Linen Cras 20 inches wide, 13c per
yard
yards TwIed Cotton Crash at Lee per yard reduced
from &C.
Neck Tes Tecks at 25ca piece worth Soc
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-27
High School.

At meeting of the Portland High
School Debating and Literary Society
held Janu ry Goth, the following officers
were elected:
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-27
a GREAT BARGAIN


Ladies' Handkerchiefs at SC apiece slightly sOed
Chiffon Handkerchiefs at 33c apiece marked
marked down from CSC.
IL dozen Gloves that selling ST. per
pair, now CSC.
so button Mosquitaire Suede Kid Gloves that have
selling $125 per pair S9c ALL COLORS AND ALL
SIZES.
misses Cashmere Hose that have been selling at Use
per pair, 81 l-2c
One Fleece Lined Hoe that have selling
soc per pair, now 81 1-2c
Black and Coored Sewing Silk 100 yard spoos at
&c spool.
60Opapers Shrimpons best English Pns that have been sell
ling at Zoe paper &c paper
Sponges that selling at and 1Oc apiece
&C.
SO Sponges that have selling 20 and 25c apiece
&C.
gross Pears Unscented Toilet Soap at 1Oc cake
gross Cogates Toilet Soap that has been selling at lOc
cake, sc.
100 dozen Linen Thread at &c SPOOL
Cotton Underwear, Hathaway's make, at half price.
lot Corset Covers at 25c apiece, usual price Soc.
Corset Covers at soc apiece marked down ST.
40 dozen Night Dresses at &c. 79c &c., ST. $780, $780, all
fully 33 l-3 per cent under price.
Is Drawers SO and 75c pair reduced about
half
early in the morning wish elegant
bargains
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-27

President-Harold G.. Donhanl, '93.
First Vice Presidential. X. Clark, '95.
Second Vice President-Miss Helen Hunt
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-27

HOODS PILLS are the best after-dinner
ills, assist digestion, cure headache. Try box.
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,I,1Dn KATE scn1Irs DEATH
~..o,.r Dreamer Tht,k- She YVES the Vie
It's, or Foul Play.

Coroner Creamer Of Brooklyn IL not salts
a., with the theory OF the police that the death
=, Katie Schilt. the 13-year-old daughter OF
lean Sahilt Of 81 Grattnn street. Williams
,,rsh. on Tuesday night was duo to an acct
I.ntal fall down the front cellar stairs Of her
home. He said yesterday:
~ think the girl was foully dealt with. The
,,seissmysterious one. and should be thor
on.l,y investigated and not be dropped on tho
u,r, ro,icc report that it was an accident.
rbs roy, Zen amin. has told me OF the two
IN he saw hanging around when the girl
80 70, him che can to GO for the beer. These
IIsn may have been responsible for the girl's
aasih snail not let the case rest where IL 10.
Eli try 10 ind out Just how the girl died.
The .lTy imranelled on Wednesday viewed
,hs E5Iy yesterday. and. at the request of
9",Jor..r treAmer. rendered verdict that the
lii. death was due to q fracture OF the SIX al
- sbocs as shown BY tho autopsy. The
s ~ told tho iurymen that he would leave
the inquest open until his Investigation was
The childs funeral will take place TO-DAY
from ST. Iouis's Roman Catholic Church In Mo-
Eihbin street.
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2nbEs Nnttees.
Dosr OFFICE NOTICE.

Dosr OFFICE NOTICE
should be read DAILY by all interested. AZ changes
may occur AT any tIneJ
addressed tos ..pateh ;, any p4fticea: steamer
sept sM.n !, i. desired % send anp!ea IS Of eanl.ns
dressed being sent by tie fastest vessel. avaiADe
rE9TFTi. IN Al, e4ss.l ., ss;: ans, follows.
a. y; Ioi TarE SpXN and kALnL
fLXf1 aSs Ka
:n r. s.s b. s'G a.
eR5,i ih1a ;aDc .sa is
and iassHSs se
HIs 7 SEtSc and TtsRil %:
steAm.hiP La Champagne; via Have; Al $3.50 A. T.
10; S's .a VI r ssss.
mus. ss . sP- ssw rGstaH and 10y
IRELASD per steam. nj AurAn.A wa Queenstown
For Sif II srsst6
Dire, Pc, :,es A. aT...raan ". Eo.teTdam
1 Va B 81. eshh ..s.r d s o,S.
Isrop., via soutS.mp'sn and aas%su. mus must % %
direct sses per ...as s.sp. n. sc"I.asn
ios g;. X ste s,S.e rss , .sh.Sss :. lo
ier, AIfEcdiE eHIArAs' IXsXsco. ana i if Z =
elmer s.sssa sI.ps. and oass "u.s 5. ' df,stS
cPaaS Of sas IL, 4 i95 Ht? I.n
Milism IL us;teLs for ether vsnszas;.m tor'. go
. 1FaIe.S sf sa. t Will. a'G@
49, tssppensntATy ~ 81 A N } for tOHIl NJ
Tor JAsnrl and Ap1 Cages. HsyIt inu,t os iitseisd
per Aiens' ~ II A ~ Complementary J.: ~
for VENEZUELA and CCkACOs. also ~ VANILLA.
wa Curacao, per steamship NeusrG-.~ HstIrrs for
other Coiornb' an boris and for 'lm-nh An arn-
for BLCEFIELDs. per steamship lIAr.ar rom sew
orsans: At o r. N for kurope per si.AaIship Arr
zonL via oIs<nptown.
AAis for chinA and japan N-r s;-aRI'hp "ty Of Pc
June sio a. $40 4. N, MAI, Tor Australia, New
Zealand HawAllAn Fi'L and sam"Sn ls!aaGs per
s'eAm.hip AlRDis4A Groln ran Franr.,'ot Close
here daily UP Jane ~ Al y - =. VI or on ar
lab mAiIs for Australia. Mails tor tho society
Islands. per shiP 1Iope brd from san IRAN
cissoL close ere IA IN az I" Jane - AZ h;1 W.
AAils for the HAwAU4H 4sLands per steamship Aus.
June .xy Al oISl T. v Nails tor chin. and JGpsn
via yan-ouvrr specially aaGf.sssd only close At
this once dEay Al $50 =. u. Mails Tor NewfoGrd'
land. by rAIl 20 HaliAN. and Ihrnrs ly steamer.
Miqaslou Is RAJ TO s,,.tou AIif ,n-ne. By .'-Susr.
close al this once tai Ar .inf. NJ AAIts for
Cuba b. raj :" Tampa Fla and ;asues by steam.
calling Mondays and ThurrdaSsJ close az this
Land sales specially addressed Tor a.spaleG By
steamer. c!oSa At tAis oihos daily At "a NJ
Trans Pacific mans for EArdei to Francisco
daily the sehecus ~ dosing - aTrAngsd the
prssHu ptioH OF theIr nn'uterrnpist Overland transit
10 sAR franc eco. kAi'> nom the lass arriving IN
1LAE Francisco tbs day Of SAILING Of aIsAInr
ere ass,Aichsd tbsnco he came day.
sksEIstsrsd mai, closes - u 2. ". previous day.
Extra trsnkatiAnIIc uiAis opened
the piers ofths American, shEsh. treneh Ahd
mails At the Pos Once which remain open until
within miautss of the hour OF sailing steamer
= coRNELIus VAN c0TT Postmaster
POST OFFICE, NEW YORK, \, Y, IsRs .. 1884
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Bos7oS. June 15-Insurance Commissioner
Merrill has notified the six endowment In
,u-ance companies now doing business that
,.isnaressary that they ms AXE return 20 him
Thin thirty days OF their financial condition.
This i the initial step taken TO compel these
ort.r, 10 cease doing business
Tie com ranies In question are the Order OF
franklin. with 1.4OO members: the Order OF
Inrity with LOO members: International
frat.rnal Alliance. with $40 members: Ameri-
San Friendly society. with 300 members:
american Mutual Relief Association. with 81
nr.entSa,Ian NV with Is mem Sers.
As soon IA Mr.. Merrill has been inform ed as
20 their financial condition he wi apply to the
Snnrems Court for receiver for each COM
pany anu ask that their business cease at that
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More Land for the Cniver.ity.

Tho New York Skin and Cancer Hospital OBJ
tanned leave from Justice Graham OF tho SUI
prems Court yesterday to sell to the Cniversi-
~ O, the City OF New York about fifteen acres.
Attending from Macomb's Dam road to and
unde- the harlem River and adjoining tho
lard already acquired by the university for the
bs paid Tor at the rate OF $4,000 an acre. or
Sia5OOO. The title will pass on July l. when
S5oUp will be paid. Existing mortgages Of
10000 are to remain. and for the mainder
Of the price bond payable in two years Is to
he given 10 the hospital.
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Proposals.

NOTICE.-Estimates for preparing for and building
~ crbsork bu!kheao on the westerly -!de OF Rikers
Island IN the East kver Long Island sound and for
preparing for and building FipTap enoAnk Lnent At
he westerly side of RIers I.lani in the kas River
Long Island viii be received by the Department
OF backs Per ~ BATTERY pace. North River. until
II O'Clock A " OF Tuesday. June "a. 1888 For full
particulars the city Record Copies for sale
CITY Hal
NOTICE Estimates for furnishins sawed yelnw
IN pine timber wal be received by the Department OF
books atPe- A. Battery place. until II o'cAcs A. n
Of TUESDAY June 10 ls.3 For full particulars see the
City Record. Copies for sale a. ,ity Hal
" Il BROADWAY. NEW YoRK-Ths attention Of
contractors 10 called to the advertisement in the City
Record inviting bids for work on Honmsn Is and
ClAS !. ALLEN Prssident.
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9taal 9lotirrs.

~ Attention called 10 the advertisement IN the CITY
hecprt June l3 1898. and ten days thereafter ~ the
continuation by the supreme Court Of the following
street opening:
franklin avenue. Confirmed May 20. lsi3.
Interest charged from June l. 1893. II assessments
are not paid on o. befor. August le.a
THko ". MYERS, Comptroller
CITY Of New York. Finance department. ON ptroi-
ler's once. June L. 1894
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Shirt a,pard-8rooEluu

uICSS ST. lTo-Large and small furnished rooms
10 let with board
KINGSTON ST.. 2ST.--Larxe and small rooms with
LIZ board for respectable Norkins people: paFiori
singiy or iogeiher.
NIoSrkGrE ST. ia corner house ,HeightSj-La-gs
Itl and small delightfully."- cool rooms, with board:
s4nulsr rates.
SCaERMERHURN ST. la. bet smith and Hoyt SITS
- u.iigh;tuly cool pleasant room. WITH excellent
table; summer rates.
CrATE ST. -. near south ferry-DeiiEhttrly cool.
- reasant rooms large amt small. all improvements;
bVSrI Optional
CrATE ST. 1875 easy walking distance to bridge an
- ferry) Cool peasant rooms with board summer
ra;e..
MELLOW ST. - near briiEe and ferries-Delsh--
w fiily cool pleasant rooms board optional. sun.
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3ateatE.

DATENTS for pTre Grsa promptly low ratsA
L kokDEg bllEsEN. 81 Nassau 70, q kSrtl96
VNHoAAs DREW STErsoN, patent solicitor and IN
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medirat.

attediraI.
ATTENTION! OLD DIR. GREY,
81 specialist diseases OF men only. IIcera
discharges gre stTtctpTss svrr throat pOse. noEih
and tongue blood sktn. Kidney. blAddeT kc Old DR..
nE,ys Treatment positively cures orsaale weakness.
nervous debility. errors Of youth bad lost an
hood shrgnksn organs impedinehIs TO marriage.
once over 20 ytA-s 40 Last lin st. near mon
square. Hours y TO q, Sundays = TO i n TO :. HIS
charges are the lowest Adyice Tree No cure no pay.
and no pay Until cured.
ATTESTIoS-OLD DIX. GRISDLE,
Graduate lnIEeTsitY cry OF New 4OfL AtGlCs Depart
mrniJ 81 years specialist N Gi'eAses II men only!
snEe'. Ulcers sGin, blood. discharges Zs+t srrtuir
kidney. bladder, FESTIVE cure tor nervous debility
imPst.mrB 10 marriage, organic TeAkn,s. Dr.
GRINDLE EuaTani'es qE!cS, IsEMAneat cue IN A.!
Diseases peculiar to men. once pNsr IL year, a. III
IVES l:th S. betEeeE 6L ami AN Gf' lowest charges
Aiylcr free Hours; BIO - suHdaJL ' TO oIos. No
4 LADIES needing confidential treatment may
n consult DR.. ssldsn ". Grove. professor OF mid
visEv since 1856 remedy foF IrrssIlATi5Iss safe.
healthy. eanno:fAiL 2l7ws,'t'th 81. meas Bro.crsy.
-. DR.. CONRAD LANES PHYSICIAN
~ Treats uth perfect success and kAtsIJ all female
sompiAintL Private Isnit1rium. 25t "sst 3tsh a.
OUTING AMI SOUNDS doni cure .tre-
~ tgrss and mvna diseasr. bG cause diseases Of ito
prostate bladder, anu Kidneys Dr HBAPh. lot last
2stG NeS York, has cI~sd hsIu AZ years Win pain
less medicine after Tue sufferer nat been cut 20 IeA
tortured with soEncA ana left WIN briEhls disessa
Services 10 n to T.. n. and Sunday forenoon.
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Suburban. 8rsI Gstate.


SCPCRBAS HOHtS-I have 100 OF them sell:
~ $i.oOo 10 Seuttn all improvements address
kAsTESHt Der. box IA Bloomfield, y J.
C00 LOIS AZ Clifton n j. tagged and curbed. trolly
OOO cars 40 trans daily on Erie 4. r: $500 to
500: easy terms: homes IN Passaic Ritge~ood. and
other places. 5000 to 81 600
IT. sEELy room 40 20 Cortlaudt St
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aeIiaicus aloticrs,

sSnOEs IT PAY To DRINK '"-COL Hadlsy's subject
~ t0night Al ths tAmsus Friday niEht free sep
per. ~. BAthoOme Sc NiSsIon. <2d ST.. ID AE: an,
Swersd BY 20 bright converts nIiEAeuonSy saved
There: splendid music. eoFnetA uAAdolipL eOpceU
organ, TsScue songs. 10 V0IesA
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Real Gstate FIR Sale.

n 49, acres. p.aatsd w.ia corn and POTATOES. 30
AtEss wool: 30 fr ~ ITrtt. 800 barrels OF APPLES
IN = season quantities pears. peaches, grApes and
cErTaLt.: rx"-isut house. 10 rooms; I: good barns:
running ,prtns buildings insured for sS,Iuo;
bs.- Eta. iron yard. rhe .hAts "a heprs from New
3 ems; All tools immediate pOssessiou' GEO ".
DOANE 40. 2un BFe-iyay. New iorE
IyoR SALE in Bridgeport. Couu.-rso housss and
IL loon Cnt sslA1AsEra' good buIneSs thOro uRu-
fare 4sA2i6 feet wii be sold cheap for each II Fur.
chaser viii buy this month. a. owner intends leaving
Tor tyH particulars address BUSINESS. box l<Y. san
orlee.
NOR sALk-AcrsL lots and plots IN FlAIbush Park.
II VILE. Remington. GFAgTsehd. l. 1. trols line,
Brighton BeAcA and culysFs roads Apply TO RtsIIX
RUBBISs real estate agency. ~ Court ST, Brooklyn
NOR sALR-Fouy-4cre farm site; 500 will bay this
desirable Florida progeny. Address 100 East broad
way. l. ulS nile. ky.
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asal estate for sak-statsu ISLAND

STAIES IsLAAD=For s.ls choice location, near
- depot and bay. a. mtnuees from city, fare centa
new bssse, rooms. large gArdsn. vifh shade trees
price S1zoo easiest Of PAY nsnt 500 cash bal
dslskifai hama THoa1s PffaE Va BsS.aSaH.
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Furnished Auuses 60 grt-cuuutru

ITO LET-S3o0 for season. shore cottage. furnished:
l. exit rooms; pAror. dinIEz room. kitchen. nve
bedrooms: nne beach: extensive view Long Island
sound near south NorwaIk, Conn
q. :. BENEDICT. Stamford. Conn
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aral gstate inr Sale-Gttu.

A RE Y0U LOOKING FOR BARGAINS IN city lots :
"A IL 81. have several Of the choicest for sale
kinrshTidce Az NARA. iIill I2th ward New York city
streets tnacadataized. water. eaay terms
NASDER. I21 East 23l ST. basement.
n oW Is YOUR CHANCE. with little mon-y.-Brick
tenement house, i've story, with Two stores. los
l1:h owner $50 wesr 18th ct.
.(D Az. YOREvfLLE CORSER.sf. 600. 5Oxloo: cash.
- t"oo. fats, $1,000. $1,000. $25.nuO. and other
bargains. easy terms: - per income
JElLESEk. ltv East lo3d st.
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FURNISHED Aouses % grt--asw serssy

sBuRY PARK. n J.-Desrab!e furnished cottages
"A aud boarding houses. Lists.
MILAN ROSS AsbQry Park. n. ].
I ONG RRANcR -vICINITr-To LET. furnished cot
IL tAR-s: 500 TO 81 90.
WILLIAM LANE. I'D Broadway. Long Branch. NJ.
ITO RENT. SEA GIRT y cottage fully Furnished
a.. c"uvenlences. one block from ocean also board
Ing house spring LaIe. Address 7. DEYLtS.
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no REKT wHEELAN,
Atlan;ie ana yAu 5iciep

A BARGAIT-TN o-s;ory and basement mouse .is
n Eanty decorated. improvements for two smii-s
elevated tEsiyc rooms tso bath FoOmk 81 200
800 cash. others 81 80 "; 500 20 500 eAsh 30
GAtes BushT'c aE block from oates .tAtOn
IPYoC WANT AHOUsE CHEAP. elegant order hard
wood IN sh SEQ Kelsey, lag Atlantic av.. Bk.Yn
= sToEY ASp BA-ENENT BaIrK HOUSE; good or
- der. sI+A yarn price 81 10, will SAX. 500
cast or lees ). O'BEiES. ~ Atlantic Gv Broc k!yn-
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