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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-29
etfeneaDmea tito see1taoesf euute.

Cine D0utg unoerltGnbli6e Boltttf i6laz
gen Die @tlenbabnen Bet NeltauSiteuunQ
9e9etitber Elm. sic ibeinen 31 glauben,
baB in ieinem 8ebtrfniB, Bic 8eltauSitel>
lung 3u ieben, bo5 Bubltfltm t6nelt font
men muB unb miuig bic gep09nLtcbeu
Sa6rpreiie be3o9leu tpirb, ipGbrenb bod
cine lan9iGbrt9e Grfa6rung ibnen la9en
mus, 0aB cine npcb 10 groBe 9ln3iebung bic
groBe O3aiie nut bann TN 8epegung fest,
tpern Der an3ie6enoe Bunft letcbt nn0 Bill
ltg i'll erreic6en tit. 1
0Gbrenb Die Gilenba6nen ionit na6 Or
ten, mo tr9enb etDas 1pS lit, let eS etne
@ranb QlrmD Geunton, etn GempeLrttterz
Gonclaoe, cine MISUNDERSTANDING Muss
i~te1un9, eth SGn9erfeit, Turnfeit II. BAL.
@rcuritDnS5ige NIT bebeutenb 9etntIberten
Ta6rpretlen fabren laiien unb li3 itets gut
babel geitan6en baben, pouen ie btesmal
augeni6etnGt6 a6warten, Oh boS pubLifum
itcb nicbt audb o6ne oa5 einfteuen ptro, un6
OBJ iie ntcbt tbr S3Gf6eu i6eeren f%0nnen,
AUDI obne -nie6ri9ere Sa6rpreiie gu beptlz
ltgen.
Wir ~seftatten uns, t6nen 3u prop6e3eten,
bdB ie itd griinblicb Derre6nen tper6en.
0aS 8ublifum miro ipegbletben. SIS 1T
baro11 geip01nt BET auBerorbenttt9en Sc
le9en6eiten 0uBerorOentIi6e 8ergiinltt9un>
gen bon ben @iienbabnen 81 erbaIten un6
ptr6 ba8 NuSblet6en berlelben nit 9tecbt ais
etnen nicbt 3u bulbenben Geriub 3u elmer
ungebiibrli6en nnO uner6orten 8eutelz
i6net6eret betra9ten. IS miro fprtbleiben,
BITS bic @tlenbabnen @ernunft anrebnten.
l1n6 Sic pir6 ia ntc6t ausbletber1, nun
fiircbten mir, ite tptrb fir Bic @tlenbabnen
70 1pGt tDmmen, 6aB ite ernitlt3 Sbaben
letben per6en. @ines i9Onen Cages ntr6
cine @tienbabn %anfangen ibre greiie berab1
3u1eBen, cine GDncurren5babn mtrO nit
elmer nod grOBeren t6erabiebung foG9en,
un6 6as 10 oft 9eicbene S4auipiel zines
SabrpreiStrie9eS, BET 1peldem Die 8abnen
1tb gegenietttg ben 6alS abi6neiOen unb bic
Breiie melt inter BEN &oitenpunft ~itnfen,
pirb itdb iDieoerbplen.
WGre baS 8er6alten Ser Giienbabnen nlr
eine Sborbett, 10 tuett ite ielbit IN 8etra6t
fommen, 10 bate bic Breiie talm Elm &e9t,
it6 btnein3umti6en, aber eS lit AUDI Elm
1tnrec6t ge9en Die demonstrating, bon Der
ite 6urcb i6rer &nauieri9tett Mtltonen BON
8eIltbern fernbaIten, unO Elm llnrecDt se9en
eben 6iele WtiIionen, Bic nur fommen fDn>
nen, ipenn ibnen bte Sabe nl09lt6it erz
letcbtert 1tnD nerbtIigt miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-29
atana sefepb fetmeaa gsileetms..

Die 0ablau8ii4ten bes 8atiers Btlbelm
auf ben iiinf1e1nten Junt batten it6 IN Den
lebten Iagen g1nitiger geltaltet. penn
ipte Die freiiinnige Yartet, 10 lpaltete 1tc9 ia
nun audi 0as Centrum ooutg In 3tnet Por@
teien nit abgeionberten 8%anoioaten = Die
Der Wtilttdroorlage fetnolt9e Geltrurlsz
partet inter Or. Gteber Hno Die oerlelbell
8orGage un6 Der taiierlt9en Neglerung
freunblicbe Gentrumspartei unter benz alien
@entrumsredcn b. G9orlemerz2lt. 9tele
beioen Gentrumsparteien fteben chamber
jebt e6enio fetnbGi9 gegentber, ME bic frets
iinti9e Bartei unter 6dneL Der fretltnitt7
gen BGrtei inter Jtidter.
0teienigen 6eioen re9lerun9SfellDlto9e1
Barteien II benz oufgel0iten Het6sta9e,
tpel3e Die sroBte Wtitglieoer3dbl aut3u7
meiien batten bas Centrum 106, Der
6reiitnn Go itn0 alio jeBt, nd6oem lcbot
BET Der enti6eibenben Qbittmmun9 tut
lebten Jteic9Sta9e ii9 in tDnen Anran8e
zines NbfaIs ge3eigt batten, fOrntltcb uno
D0Qig in te 3tpet etnanoer 6efti9 betdmpfenoe
Barteien a~useindnber g~efallen.
0odb bic 8ort6etlc, pelc6e ii9 Die 5e7.
~gierung bierDon peripre9en ourfte, tperoen
pl0BGib bur9 einen i6r ptoerfabrenen
i9pereu Na9t6eiL ~aufgepOgen.
WiG6rGi6 p%erlammeln itd betanntltb
9ele9ationen 6er geieBgebenoen 8orper Der
beiben GetbsbGlften llngarn uno Deter
rei6, nm 6a8 ionit benz ungorii9en Getd957
tag unb Dem 0iterrei9ii3en Jtel6srotb abb
geionbert Suite9enDe OeieB9ebuugsrebt aus
i1lteBLi6 in 8e3ug auf Die gertetnlomcn
2lngelegen6eiten beiber 9et35t6etle aus6u7
it6en unter 0ieIe 9~emetnlamen Nn9elegenz
9eitet 9ebOren a6er 6elOnocrs au9 peer
un6 &rie9sflotte.
Die ,fatierli3 f0ntgli6e &unOgebnn8,
tpie ite 10 e6en an bieie 9elegattonen erz
ging, belagt II fol8enbes:
Die QluSit9ten Guropa's ieter frteollb.
9tus ben 8orani9Ldgen fit bic 0iterretcbildz
ungaril6e Qtrmee unb &riegSaotte gebe berz
Dor, baB bic Wilttdr6e60rOen it6er3eu9t
leten, ale oorgei9Lagenen GefOrmen (@rz
t~peiterungen) in Seer uno 6lottc uno Die
6amit D%erfnipften i3peren QuS9aben
tonnten obue irgen6 meL9e @efGbroung
Der Stdher6eit aufgei9oben merben.
Ser 8aiier bon 0eiterreidb un0 60nig
bon l~1ngarn, 6ran3 Solepb, beiien 8unbesz
treue gegen bas oeuti6e Ret9 Niemanb be-
5~tpetfeln fam, last alio amtli6 DaS 8eraOc
&aiier bebauptet. st iteut iebe &rtegsz
gefabr in Q(bre6e. 1tnb ObsIeic6 Die 6rie0ensz
itGrfe bes 0iterrei9ti91un9arilcben t6eeres
ntcbt II t~6atlGdltdb, lonOern audb perz
bGltntBntGBt9 9%ertn9er lit ais Die beretts
DOr6a1loene SrteDensitGrte oe5 Deuti6en
6eereS, ertlGrt CT in l1eberetnitimmung nit
ietnen militdrii9en 8eratbern, ieOe Ser
me6rung bes 6eeres nie Der Slotte Seiterz
retcbzl1n8arns uno bet b~Drtt9en Steuerlait
fir pprerit unnotbig.
Die amtli3et1 2teuBerun9en Tron5 So.
iep9's limb natirli9 cine 9etpaIti9e Baife
fir Die @egner 8tlbelm'S i'm icBi9en Oeuts
i9en 8ablfampfe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-29
GmOe SeS @1iSfeD=Srmfs2

Ser 8rannttpeinz Srrt, ober tpte Iein
CORPORATIONS Shame lit, bic v9iftiQing an6
Gattle Seeding 60" pfetft au9en1cbeinltdb
auf benz leBten 2o6e. Stint Der gr0Bten
tbm angeD0ri9en 8rennereten baben lire
8%erbinbung nit iDm geL0it uno BET Ser
i9ltmmen finansieaen Sage, in melcber ct
ltdb b%eftnoet, ldBt ii9 ntdt ertparten, oaB ct
Dteien S6lag iiberleben ptro.
Der 89isfDS&rQlt tn leiasg iebige,s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-29

8sltausiteauns beitebt 6auptidbli9 barin,
baB 9eutiblanb in NGem oor3ii9li9 lit,
Nmertfa aber nur in Wancbsm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27
domestic 5ltna,ons Uante6
Males.

TSEfi L-MAN.-By a SNcfe. spanking
fnrii.h: sttcng and Wiling: handy with
toO.- either ia Nh0l,sai" store. warehouse,
a, waterman, or aiiyu.ins; best city ref
q 'ncc. O,ll or Gddr >. H. h., 100 West
1Jth.>t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27

sail plus the length the load waterl!n" az
ydcd 10y two The result will be the sailing lengh
Yachts racing In cruising trim in the annual reEIl'"
VIII he rated at 81 per cent Of their sailing length
To-day the Canarsie Yacht Club viii open lis club
house at Sands Point. Canarsic. There will be
review Of yachts at p. nj. and reception at .
O'Clock.
To-day the Scavanlaka Yacht Club will open It's
house at Oyster Bay There VIII be naphha launch
races for ems presented bv Colgate Ioyt and club
caibcat rrccs. such yachts OF the club fleet a. arc
n commission expected TO be anchored III me nay
before TIE clubhouse. Many Of the yachts as'ein"'u
there last night. When the boats ere all there 1"
meeting will he held on hoard the flagship M'dus'
70 decide what part The feet VIII take III Inc IS"'
ties Of the day
The Excelsior Yacht Clnb. Of Brooklyn. VIII open
It's clubhouse at Ioriy-third-st, on May 30 NUT
the club nae has been .alut'd there VIII he r'-
ccp:,on in the clubhouse
Commodore f. u. MorGan's steam yacht May is ~
Newport being ovcraucd after her ocean VOYAGE, anu
put in readiness 10 take her place a. h'E9"'P W
the New York YACHT Cluh squadron. ;,
" : Alley h,, sold his steam yacht Nooya 10 T..
y nickcrson the former owner Of the schooner ya'h'
wave Crest.
The cathoat lafslmi. rriz" winner last year,
has been sold by William Osborn to H. H. Kane
Commclorc f. Franklin sutton. Of the Br"oNlNh
Yacht Clnb ha. issued his first order from Ms
now na-.hip LOYAL. II appoints Edward II. Chnaier
fleet canaan for the year. The new fleet captain
has also issued an order, dated on TIA" dly oi Ms
appointment. 1t is in regard to the opening c'''
monies NJ thc Climb 10 he held on Memorial Day. MAY
10 The yachts Of the club will be drawn up IN
limo outside the sand bar. and are ordered TO be
in strict alignment The nag ollc"rs secretary aii
treasurer Of the club. Will Inspect the Meet 'apt"ihS
~ m" rlub aT,. ordered 10 be in readiness fol In
unociion on board their boats by 1913 a.. m. sharp
Hn,no r" .utton will pass through the fleet I'm his
a. q his GaaR and Gc ""c' s ns he clinnc
a. IN" cv Unions Of the fleet will be ordered by
signal from The flagship Loyal. There will be fcstvi-
tics nj fhc clubhouse after the SAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27
I FIERCE STDEM IN MISSOURI.
GREAT DAMAGE BY WIND AID HMN~TIlf' - ="
EXTENT or THE LOSS UNKNOWN.

rcr.r DAMAGE BY WIND AND RAIN-TlIt '1I
EXTENT OF THE LOSS UNKNOWN.
:, Iouls. MAY 2G--Thc Missouri and MISSISSIPPI
vollcvs were visited la; night by 'crrilo ,r,
s,orm. which extended rs far west Is h"'','9 -
and ms far north rs Iowa. The average I", ,on
I D. M. va l.0l inches, and TINS ~, ''' ,, h.
+ IN filling In torrents Considerable ""'"7
y ''' , :. ,, i,,. h,. collars being Inundated
,,c,,oinc ctr,ck fine stables Of Whal'h "''''','''
~. =, ,o, s,rrr-,vc and twelve horses "'i' WI. "''
,o dcatb During The heavy gaze i'N' ''0
phore telegraph and electro WIZ =, ,,,,
,,or,I,z,d and communication i S''
From, rcnor,s received from pol''' "p '
cxpectcd that the Mississippi NV ~, ', u,,,'
,,,,,, tb pc>t four day. This VIII MAXI S''io"s
"i""' .' ,c,r the lcvccs below here, and
'".' VI ',o, 4, (,li for the safety OF people n
u,~ ,ruouso, City ard NicNsp"f'
i, TELEGRAM, from Miko NO. III! 'haV HV''i VI
cha. ,,v Henry Mcuc WIZ i''pH '"!"i'u ~ ~
,,n,r,rc down on him. ON Young 'r'ch' ""r'I u
m""'"e W. IN. storm Wal, most severe. but no live,
The new bank building and several other
"''' 10 oo blown down AT NattcnSlurg. The s.orm
h""' .,o,sh CRYSTAL City last right about 10 40,
, .,roai damage to property. Sin houses on" mlie
WI - there on selma Hills were totally destroyed
.'' occuponts barely escaping with their lives y
-. ouo mile southwest OF this city was blown over.
,Iuor a horse portion Of the roof OF one OF inc
,,ncling rooms at the glassworks was blown on
,,,o,io fen mil,s west # here, at q O'Clock h''
ovcning killing John Wits. Of Iaiber, NO. ana
o,,ously ipjuring six others. Five large business
hnu-,s and i've dwellings were completely destroyed
vonv buildings badly damaged. 1h' ram
,orcd In torrents all night, ana no icnnit news mas
ncen received. The tornado also struck IN" Town ol
ru,h Ill., few miles fu th"r west. ana da coh>ucr
alb damage 10 property. bat 40 lives were lo't'
Mobcrly NO., May Ca tornado STRUCK tm' CIV
at O'Clock yesterday afternoon lcvclling barns ana
smaller buildings. and uHco,ing hunarcdN OF u'e''
Tn.rs Is not u shed liz ihc lumber yards here mat
WIS not unroofcd Tho fun cAt"nt oi IN" STORM
ca,nasc Is not known il is feared thai I've nave
Icon LOST The stcI.n camc from The southeast, ana
r-osiraic1 telephone ana graph wires in the south
c,, ,,it If the city mining communication from the
ogt.i.c almost impossible.
ii Eroukicld No.. TIE storm struck thc rouh"-
,.,s. of ire Hannibal am It. Joseph Railroad ana
It was partially dcmoh>hcd some 81 .''' '"7"''
were hadl- damaged. \ number Of worknica w.
in he lAniaing at TIE time but all c'C1l"d ilhirt
lqiI ACCOMPANIED lhr storm at Nc"-~l nOFla VI ana
al co;,.ideiablr damage to crops hdr!5 ana Out
buildings also suffered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27
COOPER TNIOy CONFINEMENT EXERCISES

Every seat In the big hall at Cooper Union WI,
taken last evening by the friends and relatives Z"
the members Of the graduating class Of The Ncho'
~ science ard Art of the Institute. The exercises
consisted Of an opening PRAYER by IL" Rev pr
william Lloyd salmiaory address th" subject beng
Astronomy,T By Alexander :. Trlub. and the follow
ing orations: The sun >iorchOus" 81 Energy
bv William prcllwitz: The Age Of the Earth by
Charles w sass: The spectrum BY Phhp j..
Farley: Electricity by Charlie L. Dn"nkel; Tho
Marine Engine" 10y Jnllu, {. Reuter-. and th" vale
dlctory address the subject being "scien'c AMI Us
Benefits by John II. Allcn. IN excellent musical
programme was also provided.
Ex.Mayor Abram :. Hewitt then read tho sccretarys
animal rcport which showed total revenues Of 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27
MORE ANiRCUlS1S as INCENDIAKIES.
TWO or THEN SET FIRE TO CORD MEYERS
BARN AND THEN CALMLY DEMANDED


TWO OF THEN SET FIRE TO CORD MEYERS
BARN AND THEN CALMLY DEMANDED
MONEY FROM HIM.
Two more Anarchists have been lodged In JAIL ~
Ncviovn on n charge Of arson. Their names are
Edward lal,s and Matthew Rcttngcr. They are
warm svmpathzcr, with the Anarchist Eckllold. who
is now in 10 Queens County Jail. awaiting trial on
charc. Of arson. and EurprrCd who Is also accused
Of arson and il new fugitive from justice. liai>s
and Ecttingcr attempted 10 burn the barn on me
property Of Cord Meyer. the politician and member Of
thc sugar refining firm OF Dick ~ Meyer in Brooklyn.
T. y. Nr. Never Is also proprietor Of the fertilizer
factory on Ncwtovn Creek. where he now employs or
formc,ly cnpovci NUM- OF Anarchists. He lad some
,iolilc with the Anarchists some time ago. an! they
attempted TO burn Ms fertilizer factory. hut did not
succeed.
Mr. Never who wGs formerly member OF the
Democratic State Committee OWLS handsome houSc
at Naspch. Ills sister live, in house adjoining his
premises About 3 o'clock Yesterday morning, Henry
R,lc,s employed rs coachman by Mr. Meyers sister.
wa. s.csod by the barking Of dogs. lie got up AMI
found that Mr.. Never barn fire. Mr.. Meyer
ana his caachman Peter Docing aroused. ana
they Jaw two men, who proved 10 be iau,s and
Ecitingcr near the barn. The two Anarchists. In
stead Of running away c0oy approached Mr.. Meyer
and demanded none" from him. While he talk
Ing with the two men the coachmcn succeeded in
cxiinCuishing the flames ana saving the barn. The
building had been deliberately set on fire with the
aid Of kerosene OIL Mr. Meyer refused = give tho
Anarchists any money. and with The assistance OF
the two coachmcn he finally succeeded In driving the
men of his land Mr.. Meyer and the coachmcn kept
n watch the property until daylight. for fear the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27
J. G j. D0BSON,
1912 WEST 18th ST.

Anarchists would return 10 make another attempt u
set fire 10 the bulling.
Mr. Meyer went before Justice Montcvcrde yeS'er
day morning and obtained warrants for the arrest
Of Uauss and Ecingcr. Tho warrants wrr" gwen
io Constable Hook and at noon lie found III" wv"
Anarchists in Waldrcclt's barroom at Maspcih. when
f. the headquarters OF the Anarchists. Both Iiau>a
and Hciingcr more or less under III" influence
of liuuoT. Constable" Hook took Them To N"wf"Vh
where they locked up in the town jail. lianss
and Ret,ingcr will have hearing before Justice
Montcverde to-day.
Mr. Meyer said lac did not know why his property
should he set fire. unless Fl was an imaginary
wrong which the Anarchists sought 10 avenge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27

WASTED-Lad to write at homo: On.
close stimpcd envelope. ELLA WEliSI.
,ecretary, South Bend. Ind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27
CLEVELAND DEscRIBED IS ~ ANARCHIST.

CLEVELlND DESf REED IS ~ ANARCHIST.
seattle wash. May :G.-IoHcer SQuare wa crowded
last night with several thousand pcop" In attendance
upon ihr anii-ClLc meeting President Cleveland
Was coudcrrd In serbs ~ resolutions fer Interior
Ing with III" carrying out oi The 'oary act, ANA was
described ~ the greatest Anarchist in hi, country.
so political Significance was given to Oh" mc'tirC,
with ti, exception that few orators OF the Populisi
party attempted 10 air their views. The crowd War
composed ~ the lalo.ing classes, WHO were apparently
deeply Interested In ia" di-cuSion. Nj appeared to
hc determined in the opinion that the Chinese must
bc driven out The feeling tina; the non enf1rcem ut
Of the law is unjust - ToNinr one oi TIE roSo'u
lions passed wa, To tho effect that Attorney General
Oncy SEIZE all the PROPERTY Of the Fix Companies ANA
rsc the proceeds OF the sale dcpOrt tn" Chinese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27
ffluslr uu0 Ulusltai 1n5iruments.

y =, tho Old AMI FAMOUS
CpN~FRN kTOliY IL EAST lsTli-ST.
HTTWEEN fTiI.ANf aud llsNlSG PLACE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27
Gclp Wantc0.

Males.
WANTTD.-A few men Of integrity and
energy t. Work 10 dfYrpoi~ district. for the
Guarantee md Accident LiONc>. Addir-, o..
all On 4. l.. KING. city manager. STANDARD
In-airr hgiiling. BfOidWay nnl dJd t.
N,n WAITED also IN the leather and stationery
districts.
WANrEn.-rwo nr-t-cla-s city and
ProoHIsn -llc-mcn 10 -"il icIdng brands
four e. baker,. must D. able - conman
Immediate business. Adir'>- SPlil Nj
PATENTS. Tribune onico.
MANrID. ->ulr-usn Tor California
Vince. 400 l'r month and cNp'us"- With
chance Tor ad,1nccmcnt commission II pre-
frifci. %" oNp rirn..r ieInr Hlllr->,
in,io-ing > -tamp-. W. ). NANDfHt opN,
60 wine department. Los Angeles. cal.
WANTED Mon ant women 10 colior,
~ from \ 20 rio PER hundfr1 for varieties
~ cancelled 'uiunbiln ..amys send
-tampd envelope Tor particulars. COLI VI
BlAN. g. Bromn'l!.st.. Boston.
wANTED.--A nur.efy eovcrnc-~. - to
p year, ot ngc. 10 assist = mother m the
care ~ thr.c auli" young childrn an Gu.
,a',d ami Trustworthy person non" oihrr-
"a dIply. Aflr>s ~ once. stating quail
hrlf.on- wagf~ rNpr.tc aul Giving nj
"rcncr,. Mrs. -. l.. -. Bon SEQ. Reading
Penn.
WANTED. -rIr-,-cla-- ulhol-t.t.r- or
par or ear chair work and npc unhol-t 'r.ng
\. y. y. II. ( II. K. L.. Ncv.nncn'
Conn.
WANTED. -Flr-t-cla,s ornnmrn'orS *
rcri"nced on Iias-'ne"r car work nom ON,
need apply. car Department. y, y.
II. { II. Il. H., Nc".ilaNcn, Conn.
Females.
wASTED-Ladcs TO write at homo: On.
I'll M Il. / , L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27
WHAT THE Y1CHTSNEN ARE DOING.
THE ANNUAL ETGATTA OF TIE ATLANTIC CLUB
TO BE HELD CN JUNE 10.

TIE ANNU ~ EIGATTA OF TIE ATLANTIC CLUB
TO BE HELD ca JUNE 13.
o. The twcnty-cighth annual regatta Of IL" A'lahuc
Yacht Club will take plac' On June 49, The rae"
will be- open 10 yachts Of Sic Atlantic 'iub ana TO
Yacht, enrolled in any regularly organized yacht club
subject to the approval Of th" Regatta COMMITTEE
Tn. New York. Amciican, COlntlian, s'awahhaha
Iarchmont. Rochelle. Marine ana Fi'ld. Phii"-
Gelrha, C0rinthian or Philadelphia Eastern RIVER
side Cedar Point. New-llaven IN" Pcquot A>Socla-
ton and the Ecw.E,Gford Yacht clubs are invited 10
tak part The course for the yachts Of all except tn"
forr smaller classes will be oHt arOurd III" scotland
Nchtshp. The four smaller classes VIII turn around
sakeboat anchored off the point OF the HOOK. lhe
four smaller classes comprise cabin sloopS under
twenty-five feet. open sloops and catboa's Prizes
amounting 10 over 81 900 have been offered The
system OF measurement for time allowance to he used
this year by tie cnb vii Ice the square root oil 'hc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27
DIR. TALMAGE BTTS 4 BCLL TERRIER.

Boston. May 26 cpcclaD-Comct II. famous bull
terrier which ha, been at the kennels cf the Anglo
American At North Graft. near salem. has been sou
to the Rev Dr. Tdmagc, Of the IrOoklyn IAhcrna'I"'
II is understood that fancy price was paid Tor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27
Board an0 Rooms.

i7rII.ST, 1913 WE>T.-Furnished rooms !;
with or without board near l. station and
BIoddwav cars references exchanged.
go IEXlNGTGN AVE.-llcasaDt ioorns
With board, transients references.
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RESTAURANT.-i'rlcc 1928; rent, SO :;
FrankliD flats. ljUtB--t. and sth.aye., be-
tween Polo Grounds and Bridge. See
housekeepcr Oh premise, OF j. REID, "
AusfefLann.aNc.
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NEW DAILY TRIBUNE PAGES

s3i II for the year. and expenditures OF $i702I 81
ON .January l. 1-93, hc;" the sum OF slt,3it al
In the trea ,ury Following Mr.. Hewitt, Edward Cooper
presented diplomas prizes AMI medals . the students
hiNiEg the IN.
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Real Cstaie 10 Grehanae.

- - 90
WANTED.-IIouSc on west side. vicinity
72d-st.. Ncw-YOrk. IN exchange for on or
two iirst-clnss houses III Iirouhlyn, Tree ana
clear. worth fli 600 and SO, 700 rc-pcc-
lively. &. J. SANDS. l,22l fulton-st.,
Brooklyn.
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60 fet for Businesspnrpcse

PINE STORE, in perfect order; good
business location rent very low 10 d"lr-
able party. A. y. HUDSON, owner,
New'Roehelle, ". Y.
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Conntrn Real gstatc for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-gcside
properties Of all descriptions for sale and 10
Jet FURNISHED hOuse.
Tubs 4 TAYLOR. 5 Bocknan-st.
4 GENTLEMAN's, HANDSOME corr.
TRY fE>iDENt L. for salr at bargain
formerly owned by thr late Edward nd.
Icy. Of Grand -st.J. at Plcdnantyile. on II r.
l'm RAILROAD. - minutes i!om 4%d-st. ~
acre., Win over 20 ldr2" fruit and shadr
trees fine lawns modern building, flNJj
continuing - rooms. bath. closet. kitchen
Oh ilr-t floor; Laundry all IN good order,
ready iOr inlm'date occupancy large eel
H.. under whole hous". with summer
gitchcn good stable. win apartment, above
for man Ncrctibl" garden planted crap"
and raspberry Wines a splendid young
IlOl.t'in COW, now giving - quarts daily
a Lcghoin laying h'ns, ducks all farm
ing implements, high healthy location
Tie grounds are - feet wide. 500 feet ia
depth. on corner Il crntral-iyc. and Rail
road-avc.: modem cottages all aroJni
four churches large public school nne
dives; exactly siN miruics' walk t. the
pot
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS be- sold. -
room house; furnace, range, BATH gas
pipes: good location; 200 square icct
81 ground. NArnAN RUSSELL.
TERNARDSVILLE. y. Elegant
county residence. 10 rooms. oil improve
m"nts. large porchc-. deiiHhtfnl view; no
mosquitoes; Two acres. fine lawns. shade
and fruit barn. carfiagc-hOus icchOu-"
1nlcd' cost $40 600 price. - 600. tor
rhotp and further particulars apply j. W.
LENT, Hernord-villc. \. J.
CLAY LANDS IN New-Jer,cys nic
property water and rail- clay lands bofen
fire tosts made: valuations given. u.
ROWLAND. III Broadway.
GKEENWICU. CONN.-Dcrirabs villo
.ifcs on North-st.; OVERLOOKING Sound ilsh'
lonable. accessible, healthy. SAMUEL
NIXON, 60 Broadway.
FOR SALE. RENT or EXCHANGE
Fine residence On HUDSON River "Nfrns sc
orchard and erapcry; house mftly fut-
ri,h,d. moro 80 II desired ~ rented onlys
pleasure grounds. garden and stable win
bou-e) brickmouldinr. sand an praH.i
IN fivcr bank. j. Is. IRELAND, 10
Broadway.
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE Farm. 80
acres below Esopus. ON Hudson silver
dwelling. house and OntbullCIng,. j. IL.
IRELAND. 40 broadway
MOHTCLATK PROPERTY, sale. rent
exchange; all prices; ldrgcst a.soi'Hi,ht
+. G. HINCK, Montciair, - uake Ire
Hallway. or PHILLIPS y WELLS. Trib-
une Building.
Picssantvillc l. the third station above
Whit, Plains. Inquire at the depot for
the "Rldlcy place. open every day ana
SUNDAY Afternoon: recently cost 81 ooo
price. with furniture. carpet, Dnd china.
4lG 800 part may remain on mortgag":
!, Photographs can De seen at the oillcc N
] the owner, j. s. KlTTERBAND, 80
1 broadway.
IN THE OKANGEN.-A beautiful home
place: house, II room: stable, ctc. 100
! large for the present owner: price $4,000 ;
| mig exchange for house In Brooklyn. Ad-
| dress {. q. D.. Tribune once.
WATER FRONTS on North and East
| River staten Island. Ncw.Jctsev; suitable
| Cor coil depot. ship yards. factory SITES
| al-o water fronts for residences. j.. KoW'
| LAND, III Broadway.
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TitD Real Usiatc for 5a.e.

AVENUE &, cOrnef near loth-st.. four
story Iron building might ry'hanpe. SAM
Jfi. NlNON. 6O broadway.
EXAMINE $50 TO 40 WEST 9irn.
ST.-Ii,autiful 3 and i.story bargains for
sale or let.
TIiIRD.AVE.. NEAR 9GTII- ST.-5-stOfy
store ana tenement easy terms might "N-
change. SAMUEL NIXON, so broadway.