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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

st, Paul MINI, June 1.-THE Pioneer
Press Mashhuru, Ms, special SAYS: Al
the men At the coal docks ~ The Northwest
ern Fnel company struck today. The rra.
son assigned Is taking ON tvs men from Inc
Steamer Jackson, which was beiug unloaded.
Tue men wtrr MT discharged and the strike
would seem unwulraute,i.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
MosnhR pLEADED Guilty..

Omaha, Ncb.. June l7.-Charlcs w.
Moshcr president Of the wrecked Cap
tnl National bank pf Lincoln. appeared
this morning in the federal court aud
pleaded guilty Of fnlsifying the books Of
The bank. Judge Dundy deferred SEN
fencing the prisoner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
CIVIL COURT OF APPtAI


no; o,n,.l.IJ. n. 0dell, spuet,n,
appellee. 'e RAINY nd|
county. N'' 'puft q IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
ROYAL YACHT CLUB RACE.

, London. June 1.-THE regatta of the
Royal Yacht club was held today over
me usual course of Isle of Wight.
d,,nerc, was 4 good breeze from the east.
me Nalkyrie won, the Britannia, the
tauiua third.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

Washington. June 1.-THE president
did not come Ia FROM his country resi-
dence this morning. having made u pre-
yiuus engagement with Secretary Car
Isle, who drove out to the country resi-
dencc of the president, aud remained
internal revenue appointments.
The removal Of the rumOr that the
president intends to cali midsummer
session of congress meets fiat contra
diuon In every wcll-iuformed quarter
here. Further than that, to clinch mat
tiers, II can be stated On authority, that
the president has concluded arrangements
to be absent frou the city from some
time la July until the latter part of
August
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

Pitt.Nurc, Pm. June II. -P.ttsburg.
rnma base hits, Il: errors. ,: battery,
hlll"n Miller. Cleveland. runs, I: hnS'
mus y; errors. q: battery, Young Aim
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

Thieves sfai,. ~ tIhNS
AM saloon last aisEl' 'ass,s 4
partment was XXI NJ IVY, ,'sF q Il. A.
BUSINESS NV. Of imporiain,', alsit N,
Inc committee ree ,aaee va li,,.'
p pIi,od on the city eosa ',s aiqiAlsl \
was not . made report ~ as' s,I
discharged Sc. and ,,e " go se4all|.
The Dallas Blac, Il. goe apgsAsl
pat PAT, with Itson's HHIosslar w i
cham bon ,Il' M morning 1t il;a <.
IWS[nrsi DALLAS Re-! and q va !
"or'h' llson and Nnliny ~ !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
A THING OF BEAUTY.
Handsome ornams inland Usebl Article
Call at the Gazette Office and See II

me ladies Of Fort Worth are invited
" eau at The Gazette buduess otiics
ana examine The Gazettes Cabinet
Premium sewing machine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
KILLED IN suTcuAYA

Calcutta june 1.-THE town Of Sntehnnn
boring villages, We're completely desirnl-,,,i
W hrqNy rains Five persons We're tiile,,
~ hghtnlng during the storm ana ihf.s.
persons drowned ""N tni &c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
rHlLADRLPnlA- RAI.rNIonE.

Philadelphia Pa. June 17.-Fourteen
Innings. Philadelphia. runs. q: base hits.
~; errors, >; battery Carsey, Clements.
Baltimore, runs. 4 base hits. 10; errors.
=; battery, Hawke, Robinson; umpire,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

Washington. June 1.-THE acting sec
retnry OF the navy ncccptcd the new
cruiser New York as result Of her
successful trial BY today's action the
builders Of the vessel viii receive about
SIOOyblO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
FNE HUNDRED srRlKERs.

Shamoku. Pa. June 1T.-Five hun.
drcd men struck AZ the Enterprise col
liery today for more wages Unless the
company aec@les 70 the demand pro-
long,-l stoppage win cnsue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
CONSIDERING APPOINTMENTS,

Captain Charles g. Penny, Sixth in
fnntry, Pine Ridge agency, South Dakota
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SKY ROCKETS
ssoi from a Vessel In Distress Excite Atlantic
CITY.

Atlantic City, y, j.. June II Excite
ment here is great over the appearance
down the coast Of rockets, apparently
shot from some vessel In distress Cap.
tain Goshill Of the I.ongport lifesavine
station viii summon crew aud 20 to
phe assistance OF the vessel.
A high sea Is running, aud in eoiubila.
ton With the strong wind blowing 1t ~
dangerous for vessels near the shore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
AND THE BAND

Diln't play Annie Rooney. but each
member Invested 81 in a pair Of shoes
az Weltman Bros clearing sale yester-
day. and saved couple Of dollars and
more each
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
80 CAME An ROSTON.
BARNETT-DIXoN MILL.

Rain. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

New York, June 1T.--Jerry Barnett,
The pride Of Pell street. got draw
with Champion George Dixon tonight. ne
eordluS 10 Referee John Kelly, at the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
ALBANY, n Y. MERCHANT.

Albany, " V. June 1.-THE failure
Of Charles #. Strcight hardwood mer-
chant. was announced today. Assets,
100000. liabilities. $4,000.
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CITY of Mexico. June tT.--ThOmas
Crittenden. United States consul-genernl
herr. has declined the post Of minister
10 Hawaii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

Tie Cook Tourist IS, As SSS SsAd
with the Louisville iSrihg p
81 siA' ihe Columbian esp''I'''''
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The News and Soda Fountain
Woman Of Berlin.
PLUMP AND RoSY-FAcED,
Marie is Strictly Busiuess-How She Touched
The Chord In the Musicians Heart That
Leads 10 His Pockei-Hans
Meets Her LadYship.

For The Sunday Gazette:
One of the most popular and most in-
teresting women in Berlin keeps Il
ncws-bOOth and sado-fUuntain.
There are hundreds of such news
booths throughout Berlin, presided over
by women Of varying ages. but this
particular one is close by the Pottsdamer
bridge, just at 10 point where the life of
the residence quarter flows out into one
of the great business arteries.
MARlE'S BOOTH AND IT'S PAT
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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER OF JURORS IN RE-
~ GARD TO CLAIMS FOR EXEMPTION FROM JURY
ROOM l27, STEWART BUILDING, }
NO. $50 BROADWAY. THIRD FLOOR,

NEW hoRh. June ], 1915. .
Claims for exemption from Jury duty VIII be heard
Those entitled TO exemption are: CierRymen. law
yers ply sciank surgeon surg
or teachers in college, academy or public school:
editors editorial writers or rerorte OF daily news
papers, licensed phi armnceutists or Pharmacists actu-
ally engaged In their respective p."fcsslons and not
and frsnen; eiec oictrs: non.residen.s and city
omDlnyeaG and United STATED employees: officers OF
vessels making Regular trips licensed plota actually
following that calling; supe:lntendents conduct ora.
and engineers OF N railroad company other than n
street railroad company: telegraph operators actually
doing duty as such: Grand sheriff and Civil Court
jurors stationary engineers; and persons physically
eickness. deafness. or other physical disorder.
Those who have not answered to their liability.
prove permanent exemption. will receive Jury en-
Tolinent notice" requiring them to appear before
this year Whether liable or not such notices must be
answered lin person. II pos.be and at this office only
bring proof of enlption; IT, liable he also
swer in person: giving full and correct name. resi-
dence. &c. Ac No attention paid to letters
All good citizens will aid the Course of Justice and
secure reliable and respec able juries and eQuaze
their duty by serving promptly when summoned, al
TO Inc any attempt at bribery evasion. and suggest
ing names for enrolment Persons bet sixty and
seventy years of age. absenoes persons tenn
porariIy ILL., and United states jurors not exempt
Every man must attend to his own notice. II 10 .
amor 10 give Jury paper to another to
swer. II is also punishable by fne or imprisonment
give or receive any present or bribe directly indirect
or mako any false statement. and every case will be
ROBERT r MOONEY.
Commissioner of Jurors.
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j. VI. CoRNELL,s BRO FIRE
4he Loss Now Estimated nt $3.50 900. Wit
seSS,OOO Insurance.

ses5,0OO Insurance.
A was surmised, tho hurried estimate made
when the big building was burning OF the loss
caused by the flre early yesterday morning in
the main building OF the Cornell Iron Works.
west OF Eleventh avenue, proved too large.
The loss is now thought to have been about
$3.50 900. OF which S275.O00 is covered by in
surance. The firm will at once rebuild. and,
pending the construction Of tho new work
shops. moro than half Of the 800 employees
viii And plenty to do in the i've. story annex
rscenty com pleted on the nst side OF Eleventh
syenue between Twenty nth and Twenty
sixth streets. 1t is expected that, IL the Cor
nells take advantage OF offers OF shops and
machinery made 10y other firms. employment
Tor the entire 800 may be found before long.
The men were paid of yesterday.
The origin OF the fire Is matter
OF conjecture merely. The roof was covered
with pitch and gravel and may have been fired
by sTark from the engine. There was moth
Ing in the building that WAS particularly in
fammanle. Two watchmen were detailed In
The building and two outside. 1t was an out
aide Waterman. James Lynch. who first saw
Inc fro while standing at Thirteenth avenue
and Twenty seventh street. The flames were
bursting from the roof OF the pattern shed
when he gave the alarm, and by the time tho
fremen arrived the entire immense building
was mass of fire..
some Of tho machinery destroyed by the fire
cannot easily lie duplicated. as 1t was made to
order abroad and imported.
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DETER r. MEYER. Aucuonesr.
i CORPORATION SALE OF PUBLIC SCHOOL PROF
ERTY AND OTHER REAL ESTATE

PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Commissioner OF the Sinking Fund of the City Of New
9ork e' n sros
way ON thursday June l5 at noon. choice and yalu-
Qnred for school purposes; aud other lots pieces.
parcels of land belonging to tho city OF New York in
county on The line Of Groen Aqaedue. 70 wit:
msy oa % 0ts ana M
7eA, bet South 9Th av. and Wooster at.
TO S G. and 0ifs
mesy Primary 100 S %asa
T. 4; cor Concord av and l45th st.
av 500 Il T. Of Union av: also four adjoining lots In
rear Lind av varying from 1915 IT. to 1898 It
COMMON LANDS
10TH wARp,Fonr lots On PARK ay each 20 1X199
I" '" COT OLD HonE M'ra %oTs o. 90 ~
18TH WARD Two lots. b 1olst st.. block LOOT.
I2TH wARD.-rwo lots n. e. 1olsts... block 1.o2a
18TH WARD.-Two lots. lo2d st. block 1.o2a
NEW cRoroN AoUEDrcr PROPERTY
18TH wARD.-one lot on Amsterdam av- .. cor
1ssth st. 28+txlOo lot No !. sales map; farm No 55
i2TH wHkD-1hres adjoining lots. each 20 1xloo
10. NoA g. T. sales map: farm Nos 81. So city tax
l5ith st., 81 iixiGo ward No d. farm No l. WV
18TH WARD. Three adjoining lots each 25x1oo
PATH WARD.-TW parcels vacant land. ono on sedy
wick ay. and one on fordham Landing road. near tho
SksTShEsfEE COUNTY parcel, is y y
Ior fali Information sec advertisement in CITY REC
ORD Maps to be had at Comptrollek once ESQ Broad
N"N ~ TiiEo. w. a{ Gsm5,,o.s
Comptroler's Office. May l.. 1s9a
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No Danish Flag on the City Hail.

The swallow tail flag OF Denmark will no,
noat over the City Hall next Monday, though Q
committee OF Danish citizens requested Mayor
Gilroy to have it put there. The occasion 1,
the anniversary Of the constitutional mon
Fok. who called on tho Mayor yesterday
thought the city ought to- celebrate the event
Mayor Giroy was Of different opinion. and
fold his callers 30.
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2ntHe 3lnttees.


n - A
should be read DAILY By all Interested. ss changes
fsttefs for fofesn sountr,e, need not be specially
sse, .sn .o5 dspnsh ~ any
pSST%sf :'ss: .s ,sfSy
sR Fs$S9sS S#SIf
steamship La Bretagns, via Ilayre; at s.3oA ~ for
Pc Germany rss
.ns rn of u IRSi s' per- siF;S;a
csn,pania via Queen.,own ds,ters mnst Dc directed
direct, pefasam,hip oSds@ via Rot!erdsm letters
@ENa%sS S Gss pts aSasS k. Wa S
sIfs, fSs otns S SrcPs IA, ~
Tor sGTIRSb Gtsst sf1Ss c,rsas.s Va
'i'sF' G2 si e cFSsfS.sG
sndfSCATAN. per steamship saratoga aetters for
ss5 sssss S;a,i STRr %S;; Ss SS
fs Ps5 i ssi ssaR.h G'P s.,e
iS afi 5? sss StzS SafEs ' $sf4 A
IS 4 siss ssa
a.s S' Sn. rs fsS w l e i"f Il s
and Samoan Islands Per steamship Alameda from
h,raIs %I British %aii; FOR xu:5a Ia,is
Irspoissoii close S.ts daily g june - q. $40
a!%so r n Mails S .wfcSnaand 0 by r" "h y
Halifax, and thence by steamer. close at this office
daily at $3.50 r. NJ. Mails for MiuucIon by rail to
Boston. and thence by steamer close at this office
daily at $3.50 p. N. Mails for Cuba by rail TO Tampa.
Fla, and thence by steamer calling MONDAYS aud
Thursdaysl close at this office daily at 2 80 A. ".
Mails for Mexico overland unless specially nd.
dressed for despatch by steamer close at this Office
daily at 300 A. NJ.
Jransrseinc mails are forwarded to San Francisco
daily and the schedule OF closing Ia arranged tho
presumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit to
San Francisco. Mails from the East arriving ON TINE
At San Francisco on the day Of sailing of steamers
d despatched thence the came day.
Registered mail closes atB y. N. previous day.
Extra supplementary Transatlantic mails are opened
on the piers OF tho american. English. French. and
German steamers at tho hour of closing OF supple.
menary mats At the Post once. which remain npen
until within ten minutes Of the honr Of sailing Of
steamer CORNELIUS VAN COLT, Postmaster
Post once. New York. n. Y. May 20. 1898.
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VILLA PLOTS AND LOTS at MAplcton. and sew.
ern new houses for sale or TO lett wafer and gas;
nue. shaded streets; restricted for private
title insured; houses built 10 sniff on liberal terms:
convenient 70 Bath Beach Junction station TO hay
Ridge and 30th st. ferry. and 9TH Hv r. X to bridge
Property between Seth and s and 10Th and 18th
avs, New Utrecht. Address for particulArs IA, D.
rFALZdRAF. Biythsbourne. l. ].
RIO RENT OR FOR sALE.-EAsy terms; house in
Il fiushiny; improvements; trnlt flowers. vegetables
Inquire $40 State ST.. Flushing, l. l.
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housekeeping In the Monkey House.

Tho hundreds Of children who daily delight
IN the antics Of the Inhabitants OF the monkey
house in Central Park Menagerie will have to
iorego their accustomed pleasure for a week
or more, as the quarters are undergoing re-
pairs. The monkeys are at present Quartere
In tho upper story Of the Arsenal. but will re-
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Shirt 3pNrl-RrpnElun.


DELPHI ST. 3J2.-Second floor. singy or en- suite
IA furnished or unfurniShed: hall room; Improve.
ments: table boarders
A DELPHI ST., 2Il.-Lnrge and small Handsomely
"A furnished rooms. with board SO upward: board op
tionaI; table boarders.
CARLTON Az. 324-S.cond foGr (handsomly fur.
~ nshed singly or SUITE: also other rooms: board
optional
CARLTON Az. 26l. near He Kalb-Large and small
~ nicely furnished rooms board optional.
CUMBERLAND ST. 863. near Fulton st-Roard and
" superior furnished room. 81: all improvements;
good cooking: convenient to cars and l. station.
EaEENE Az. 3iO-second moor. singy or en- suite;
~ handsomely furnished board optional: rable
DoAriers.
GREESE Az. 30S Handsomely furnish ed second.
" story front alcoye and hritory front ROOM with
toard. $50
NJ ONTAGVE ST, 124-Corner house OieightIC
1l Peasant rooms Tor gentleman and wife or two
gentlemen: references.
SOuTH 9TH ST. 1874 -Large furnished rooms with
- board hot and cold wafer; large closets: table
boarders.
WILLOW ST. 2s-Near bridge and ferries large
w and small handsomely furnished rooms. board;
table boardeIs; moderate.
WILLOW ST. 1I,--3 minutes to bridge, HEIGHTS
W large. handsomely furnished rooms. singy, c
suite first class table.
w LLOW ST. 20. Heights. near bridge.-Two square
w rooms terms moderate for summer months; Ia.
bic toarders
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1T will all come out
in the wash"
if you use Pearline.
REAL ESTATE SALES.

east side 4+ feet north Of New street 26x3oOx25xS
about 800; due on Judgment, s455: 81, 500
By A II. Muller 4 Co Foreclosure sale. Trinity
Cha en- l.asehold d to 80 Beach street. south side
l6G 10 feet west Of Indson street. S4xS7 four three
story brick tenements plainttn $500.
b. William Kennedy: Foreclosure sale. northwest
corner Of Third avenue and East Thirtysixth street,
lae feet by 30 street. -four. story brick
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Ghirapu advertisements.
THE ROCHESTER,

Firttcinss European hotel with cafe attached cor
Esd st. and South Park nv and In the choicest
idenee district overlooking Lake Michigan half block
main line the Worlds Fair. with trains running
every thirty seconds also street cars and cable line
within two blocks running always, reaching the bust
ness district. WORLDS Fair, theatres in few minutes
ready to contract with parties desiring hrstclass
com datiOns
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The Ar.,ron Wa. a Little Late

Capt. Haughey Of the Mercer street station
sent a com plant to the Police Board yesterday
against Matron Mary H. Price, who was one
hour and half late for roll call at q o'clock on
the evening OF May ~. The matron said she
had heen overworked and oversight herself In
consequence. She was let OF with . ,repr.
mand. @ -a t-.-sc ak - sqtn-a,.gI- ~sa.-r,,t,
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BOSTON LAND CO

ITO LET for the season. furnished cottage 10 rooms
L good stables: ned Ice house, hcaithiui air and
JOIIS II. BAHAY. Bennington Centre Vt
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for sale or % ast-Citu.

IcfTH ST.. BETWEEN LESox AND It'll AVS
lou Five tbrer-st0ry and basement brown.ston
fronts hardwood trims exposed PLUMBING: Will lot
lease; open Tor inspection Builder. on pruniiseA
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hccOFuSu
l.6th st. l43 East: Carrie Alkus and hush to
sthav - 20 : istth st. 4DGxS5: Francis ii
i.n.E; Margaret fogsi and ano - Nathan b
i'sd.... 49, " All av,. 2o1o8I ii: Geo D
.hnper and vito TO Marie Fhlers 925C
&c. II. s;e 27ooc
H.Len to iarry,C TART .::;;.:.,.:.,...:: 22ooe
oJst,to Lizzie Olivea. 425ot
PAX Es TO COR sa iS yss Ss5:y w.nR
loan n' IL ana w' :? iIA 51i5 ucS;.
rs. and WIFE to :ebeeca Cohen. :4soo
Iss9shsehd and VIE 70 Rosa i.aaes 1A5oo
,a sS. and husband 70 Jane sonerville. 1900
Haas ct al to Morris stern 10000
i;tlh,t :, l50 i.i az. .sx 100. il: isaac L
;s sT,'a an! VIE 70 carl Raex.ner 1900
!,S"s 20 f FsTS a.. as 1lUo III; B.S.;t:
OIL, h,sAsr 20 Lizzie Oyslla; -. 1900
, aaSI ws'n and VIE 2c.Soo
IAN: ySs.Ds,U property Henry G shaw to Charles q :
iSss SM lssss Amsterdam nv. 'i87s =
ss. ~, Walter c Riotte and wife to Josie L
'G.,s ., to4 West; Million WEIGH to sarah
Ion st n s. OK; Leno;x, av GoxSoI 10:
Simn,,' hamilton aud wife to Francis
tssSTSs si7:.i4' ia7ii' st. i7.s1So:
az ~ s sssRs
Isn9 h. NJ 10 Louis iialsn: 80. ae.soo
n ~ INA 4 81 sSil'is ~ iiais1ioo: Sam:
Aa :a%1; :. Bsfssn Az iooG.si2lsIs5; "7''
Head MOTIFS and ano. truA 40, to John
sss.aSs Issss xAn.t.!d.irnn, sv isiaIioos; %
oil 81 and NE to Morri. Neimsn and nne: 1850
OH 81. and n1t wife to James OUTSET: c2soo
ndMsa. e ~ WE IT, 20 wm EIapasan. 10000
" saS ~ se cor ia 81. saxioo.s: yrsnoi.
Ei@...s and sa4 VIE TO Theodore saalsr $500
81. wy so TO Jams. MewAltsrs 1000
iitS sS 10 Michael Rush :..:...- 1890
4Sa5as a.p VIM s sGs ssS aa'00
stSm sSc 70 10 May hsehstein :...;...-.. $4,000
Sssk,sy!; &c. ssa s M iS H.s
isss an. - rs. iSSI: sSiioo Rudolf 'o'so
Sss,s an. ne S sI, .l.1snasi AZ: lsIsio; John WV
III 5ssas s:n..' COT toasSsra Boulevard. is
a s I! Too SSas Sc hvsniisr 5000
Nj. Gs;IHassI . i.idsr ssst$:.I $500
Anna n liz. otp " CourtlAndt Ay 26xl1b.o;
,i.16aeh a aer and husb TO Cornelius Bret
,ssod 10 %J, .p,Ia Eat Morrissnis; Mary h Shoe
,EisSi sss AZ az ; Y cor Sd q. yoxioS: jacob
,it.r,., CIV s. 2S7.o i83d 81 81 8xioal;
ma. S' 4. OF R and nnb % saio GlsseI 1000
eirSss - sss,nsr ro 81 a 70 Justin Wohifais looo
road sss,nvw ,,dd 'qThs. Mercer. $50
,INiHS, 100 n 18TH ct 6sI irres: Srsdsrirf
tas'% iss e sH "a q TlS1iass 10000
Sos g ST. Lf Es,. F5spStiip $1,000
IG sis is., himiIsR99ISna !. $500: 10000
iM i3iS; Gi;.o;.;s;:: I.,. % .v;:.:.. 1900
MA ITO and iii E.;.,,.; 80: .s..;..: $1,000
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asal estate for sals-sersey City.

2Sn CITY LOTS ready for immediate im provem ent:
Jaw jersey city opposite depois and electric ears;
$So down. $50 monthly aud interest; city water gAS;
10 mintuss from New York fare &c.
WILLIAM MAILLY.
1854 Montgomery At. Jersey City
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9sal estate ton Sale ur gxehaaas.

- lgainst Questionable inlEovsmsntl. exoAyAtsd.
choicest location west side Including 18th 90
Call T. 4 R0bIkSoA. las BEoAdHay.
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2atcats

DATENTS for inve procured promptly: low rates
L ROEDER BRlEsEN. 81 Nassau 81. NY Estd 1857.
ryNHOMAs DREW STETsoN patent solicitor and ex.
i pert: the best work at fair price ~ Murray ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
miscellaneous.

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DRUNKENNESS
Or the Liquor Habit Positively Cured by
administering Dr. Ha.nes's
Golden specific. .
It be given a cup OF coffee or tea in food
without tho know edge OF the patient 1t Is absolutely
harmless and will effect permanent and speedy cure
whether tho patient is moderate dr!nker aico-
holic wreck 1t has been gwen in thousands OF
and overy instance perfect cure has followed IL
never falls. The system once impreRnated with tho
Specific. 1t becomes utter imposs b!ltty for tho
liquor appetite to exist.
GOLDEN SPECIFIC co. Prop'rs. Cincinnati
%SpaRe book OF particulars FREQ To be had OF
Alex. Hudnut 2tS Broadway.
Weissmnn Muellenbach. y Bible House
Long Acre Pharmacy. Broadway and +3ds.
r. Hudnut. y25 Broadway.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08
E.iarm-a Water works.

From Mr.. Ropes, engineer for u,
Water Supply company. Tns CiTizSi
learns that active work has commences,
on the contemplated enlargement Of "
water works plant. Pumping msobiue1
and derr,cks for sinking one u the lars,
wells, will be put In place ~. morrow 40,
the excavation vail be rushed night al
day. The intention IL to sink this we'll I
the water bearing strata about s,xty I'd
below the surface. This 10 the cam
strata from winch there 10 an arteeis|
Row in the well at the ice works, also
the wells II the water works. IL 10 COD
fdently expected that an abundance
pure, soft water will be obtained fro
this source to meet the demands OF %
city for many years TO come. All surfs'
water will be shut out from the we'll; I'd
tha great depth from which this new sup
ply will come, preoludes oil poss, ability
contamination from sewerage. and Cd
surcs absolutely pure water for Aid
Querque.