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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-08
,,.ovenent at Chickasawhatchee.

nr W. E. Lundy is making c0Gnsldera-
l III, additions to his residence in
fCIbaiOoitoasawhatchee, and when completed
and an painted it will be one OF the prettl-
[',t, bouses in the village.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-08
THE City Election Case.

THE the city election case was argued
inc so Im' the supreme court on Saturday.
ed oe 3Cnision of the court will be given
dn NJ in a few days In the mean'ih0
ornrrthing is serene.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-08

rmnorted German Kainit sold b!
Melton Bros. & Thornton.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-08
ron a general family cathartic we con
0eltly recommend Hoods Pills.

Y ugIc school books for the counties of
,S,ye-, Calhoun Randolph and Webster
~ sale by G. L. Nize.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-08

200 70 Mrs. C. L. Mize orfine and CHEAP
millinery
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-08

/, l- IL it is unequal6d by any other
= ROBERT j. Lanyon, in letter from
: lol4e l347 Warnock ST., Phila., Pa,
, -, i had two severe colds and one
,., OF Dr.. Bulls cough syr1p cured
y III both cases. This valuable remedy
Onequaled by any other.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-08

The best seed oat is the Bancroft, rails
ed by John w. Turner, at Melton Bros
4 'ChOTntOn's warehouse.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-08

subscriptions received for all the Lead.
ing papers and magazines at publishers
prices at G. L. Mize's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-08

A fresh car load of Alabama lime just
raceived aud for sale at Dawson Variety
Works
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-08

Genuine Bancroft Seed Oats at Mel
.+oH Rros, & ThOrntOn's warehouse
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-08
Sasser Ordinance.

It is hereby ordered by the town
council of Sasser that the liquor IL
cense be raised from 500 to $3.50.
0. G. CRAWFORD, Mayor,
J. H. SLAPPLEY, Clerk.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-08

81 9oT pretty millinery go to Mrs. c. L.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-05-31
10 voters know enough about this gen

400 voters know enough about, this gen
cral law to discuss it intelligently2 a
public meccing and a lucid exposition of
the subject prior to election would ap-
pear to be the proper thing.
Hans Mogensen will leave on Satur-
day for Rochester to attend the annual
session of the Grand Lodge of MINI. 10.
o. F.
If there is one occurrence that more
| than any other, is looked forward to by
score or so of local married men, with
anticipations of pleasure, it is beyond
question the annual banquet OF the
Woman's club. That given at the Com
mercial last "Wednesday evening proved
no exception to the rule. Some forty Ia
dies and gentlemen gathered around
bountifully spread table and partook OF
the good things there afforded after which
an equally entertaining literary program
was carried out. Mrs. c.. B. Blake, in her
inimitable manner, introduced the speak
ers of the evening. Mrs. -Marcellus, presi-
dent of the club responded to the toast by
Mrs. W. w. Smith on ''Our President"
DR.. Marcellus, as the representative OF the
gentlemen present, responded in a neat
speech to Mrs. Somervllle's toast, "Our
Guests Mrs. Griffith read a paper on
"Our New Members, to which Mrs.
Wright neatly responded. Mrs. Bangs
gave an interesting resume Of the years
work of the club showing that the oppor-
tuni7ics afforded for broadening and
deepening their knowledge Of social and
political science, history, and literature
were eagerly grasped and practically APP
piled. Mrs. T. J. Murtin followed with
a prophecy depicting the condition and
occupations of the different members and
their husbands twenty years hence. The
jokes were we'll aimed and provoked IN
limited amusement. It was indeed an
enjoyable evening and the guests of the
evening acknowledge having received
royal treatment at the hands of the Wom-
ans Club. unohoo.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-05-31
Had ! Coed Hold.

Istopped to smoke . pipe with g
!. Georgia 'scraeker' on . log at his door
and noticing the general shiftlessness q
the surroundings, | finally asked:
"Why don't you fix the roof Of your
cabin?"
'Gwine ter some day. he replied.
"That chimney ought to be rebuilt
! sI'm considerin' to do it,
! II should be afraid that stable would
fall down and kill the mule"
"Recken I've got to prop it,
"The weeds appear to be too much for
your corn"
eyes, weeds is powerful yere."
He was so placid and goodnatured
about it that ventured further and said:
cit seems to me that with ambition
and hard work you could not only make
a good living on this place. but get some
1hing ahead" ~-'.' ..
II could. fur sure" he answered.
"Then why don't you do it?'
s:Waitin'''
'Waiting for what?'
s'Waitin' fut to git that ambishun you
spoke off,
'And do you think you'll ever get 1t?"
He reflled his pipe, lighted it and slid
off the log to get u brace for his back.
When he had got comfortably settled he
queried:
"Stranger, yo' doan' live around yere,
I rcckon?''
s.No."
cause if yo' did you'd diskiver that I
hev a mighty good thing Of it as it is and
would be a fool to let go fur sumthin'
new!'
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-05-31
COM Nc:

Understanding the difficulty people
living in small towns have in procuring
the proper attendance when they have
anything the matter with their eyes, the
Tudor Optical Co., beg leave to annouce
that they have appointed 0. NJ. Olsen
sole agent for their Celebrated Adalhan-
tine Lenses, and will send Mr.. G. D.
Bruce Tudor NJ. A. 0. Refractionist and
Specialist in Lenses Qa1e of New York;
to his store to correct all irregular re-
fractive errors such as Strabismus, Myo-
pic Astigmatism, Hyperopia, Presbyopia
etc., Mr.. Tudor is not an itinerant vender
of spectacles, DR.. or Professor, so-called
whom you may never see again. But
member Of a responsible firm who will
visit New Ulm regularly, and if you have
anything the matter with your eyes or if
your spectaclcs do not suit you we should
advise you to see him. No charge for
examination.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-05-31
New Ulun Markets
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Education of this city has number
of CITY Lots for sale yet. The situation
OF the Lots, their appraised value and
mode Of sale Of same can be ascertained
by applying to Mr.. FIR. Burg. the Presi-
dent OF the Board.
Dared at New Tim, Mimi, May 25th
1923. e. G.. Koch, Clerk.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-05-31
Bucklen' s Ara;ca Sa!va.

Bucklen' Ara;ca Sa!va.
The best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Ulcers, Salt Khrum. Fever Sores:
letter. Chapped Hands, Chiiblains, Corns.
and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money efunded. Price 20 cents per
box. For sale by O. NJ. Olsen.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-05-31

Pneumatic tire punctures repaired at
Wagner & Saverien.
The sun., 1893-06-05
New. OF tho Wheelmen.

The Long Island wheelmrn will not build out Of
town club house TINS season
The open races of the New York State division cir
cult will be held NJ Buffalo next saturday
A womans wheel club has been zen fern formed In Newport
under the name OF tue Royal Cycle club.
Tho Richmond County wheelmen will hold . road
race July from Stapeton TO New Dorp
The ual races OF tho Harvard University Cycling
Association will be held next saturday At Holiness
The Montauk wh.slmen Of Brooklyn win hold a
foris Win be made to arrange for a team race.
Fred IIawley fthe Kings County wheelnen oontem-
.eo o s s a6arR sTsn
The Metropolitan As;orlation & q cycling clubs have
tho practice stopped,
The stone wheeling Association has been formed in
John Brns nSn Wee preSidsn H. Koop fe.asn fss..spr
II. Price Treasurer. W. stoa,: Captain, Gsorge Ca2.
woRcrsIrH, June THE Executive Committee Of the
ss5 S1s .s.l
the interests o. ne CUP IN Tstu.inK 10 star
elue. sr@ 10 ''A0'' "' 'A 81 = He'H0sf OF the
Tho mld.ummsr aG faCs meet Of n. AsouEy Park
grounds On July T. Tho ioll0wing races will be run
q. s a min. tsss Ssr
mile handcnp twoiniras of mile omen 10 realdents
with 4. Z. Atkins, Asbury Park.
Tho nrst annual race meet OF the Orange A. C. Cy.
elerr WI! be 1s on saturday Jun. "a at Inc Orange
S gns SiTg Sa hsdsag ss
dicSp TWO mile safe y handicap ons.miio safety 2:so
s. En4s. VIII clos. .,s5S oS
June Il. With =, Tarian, East Orange. 'A
Ts rsT GSsG fgs sH.;%fa tn
be held at the Clifton rack in July The tAsgic Fails
board and me foaris: club bays rented me raek. ii
he. s Gs G,Hfr%t.s r & fG " S
S he'd sesss IN %es Ing tv sSnPs 20 de-
abandon the meet
The sun., 1893-06-05
Court Calendars This Day.

SUPREME CoUnI-GKsrm.L TrRx-calendsr of non.
9'"n ...G S"sG =. sso's
$ssa $ss g sa sS a .is:a $ss 2s:.
ao' Nos ss @ "a a. sS a. az ss :as I'd. 81 2Ss
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100 TO- TO- la" V ID f'H ass9 Jaw and i"''-S''
sss s .'7 III o Ss' St3s a 3s4sS ss5 aZ$ Z SSsi
4444o 2aeD ;I5n, Part Ease. from Fart iii Part
svrrooATr's couuTITrrAL Trnu.zNo calendar CAV.
ealendsr fortrobate--Mills et Isaac fenei.
Az. il Wa..sy ana Louise n kn;yai. io 30 J. iMGt' H.
G0a10s T,r a4 until this
s$s i? sn yt?:Nrt ssd sSs 1855
isS 5 6s @ "sa lS is. 1876 ST. 1855 1855 ,sss ss1 isn4
las. i:,.,. i. Far, II-ca'ss from Part Fart i'll.
sursRloa couRr-GrsrG.L TIsa1cs;snd.r for juno.
sts a4 4s ian. Trs1MFai, Sa. Pa sis ~ @ @3sS
.iG 'a4aa, 2Gss $40. Parts ii, ana iii-adjoaned
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ss5s il III 80 Ssss 3s sss% i:il :aa
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1sss Is III. ~ ~; itsa H.. IA isfa IA IL S4 sI 100
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ais6 is js !" s3 g 7ns iSst asa Si'2 2lg a.o ss sl
35S3' ; ss. fiha, $is?' s.. :!$f @ Ssss $Siitt it
a.5 III a57a r. goES na s 40 s.i III sis 5s s"51
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::M i,is Ssfi Ssi5 ssis ssii. sis. ISIS ma iiSIISS
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ssss s;tS 1865 Si6$ SSiS $685. sSt 'S $3.50 S ioS
The sun., 1893-06-05
Gossip OF the Courts.

Jerry Mcmahon. who d,sappon ed Tom Holmes last
week has called at the Brooklyn Club since to tina:
he will he on hand at II O'Clock on June II to play
the Fed Hook artist. The eagerly awaited match is
tho best or hve the being S25 sid
John Connor. who attributes his loss OF the " me 1al
match " with his brother to wet ball and damaged
hand expects to have the latter defect remedled be-
fore June 25 He accordingly names that date tor hs
long deferred match with Martin UC0nneli and will
be there at II O'Clock to settle the question He will
bring along $40 bill TO cnch the argument
John Burns. AN old Carlow player who Is now con-
nected wh the athletic department OF Columbia Col.
lego dropped in at the BooOkrn Clubs court day
last week He played two games with Robert Malcolm
and divided thr honOrs Experts pronounce Burns to
be n good wo-handed player.
Xix delegation took possession OF tho Brook.
lyn Clubs court last Wedn -sday and s'ammc the balls
around In great shape. p White and VI r'shea
PLAYED a thre,-vame match with j. Marshall and J.
ooiey: White and partner won. p N. rhelan marked
and refereed the match TO the satisfaction of all.
Last week Major Carmody won three straight games
from Mchael McQuade. who only compiled the moder.
ate score OF 8. q. y.
Handball players are elated over the prospect OF
sit in the near future from Tommy Jones' ex.cham-
pon Of ireland The popular Gaelic expert student
Maynooth College. II ia rumOred that he will spend
his vacation in this country in response to invitations
from frienas here and at Chicago.
The sun., 1893-06-05
LEWIS BROWN.
Died June 2. l8D3
Aged 80 years.

the face, The collin was almost hidden in tn.
mass OF il9,nl pieces sent in by relatives and
large pillow Of whlte and red roses, Inscribed
with the word Brother" Henry Brown, the
dend man A "Liesl M brother took charge OF the
iuneral, ana his mother sat weeping at he
attendance. and no funeral service was held.
and this PRIVILEGE was ext, EXTENDED from
fully 5000 porsons passed around the
cS,iin 9n as slowly rs The rressn5e behind would
through ths little room, Among ihe women
Emma Woods and many who knew her by rep
utation only. Then, too there were any wo-
men me from on various parts Of the city who were
Almost ali OF brown SC customers and his sport:
lhg I,ienas PAID their last respects TO tho dead
Emma Woods's sistor passed through the
mouse shortly after noon. and looked long and
Interme mt was made in Fairmount Gem etary
n the family. plot Of the Brown family. and
there was another largo crowd there. attracted
by curiosity.
The subject OF the murder was. Of course,
erinea. AMI the general expression nf opinion
was that Emma. Woods was guilty Of delib-
crate murder and should be hanged for it. but
hanged. ono old man who has served on many
}Aurles remarked while standing in front OF
Tammany Hall Browns saloonl:
they wouldn't know how to hang person
IN this county now. and not even how to prose-
cute ono t., conviction for murder In the first
degree. it has been so long since they have
tried 1t. Not that there has been nobody who
has deserved hanging, but because they don't
want to hang ANYBODY. guess. There are lots
OF men in state prison for manslaughter who
richly deserve the rope"
Late on saturday night the police picked up
John Donohue. a young man who slept In Lew
browns saloon, and who said that Emma
Woods's remark after smashing the saloon
window was.
him."
He and the other witnesses will give their
testimony at the Coroner's inquest in the New
ark Court House to-day The inquest will DO
held at Ia o'clock BY Coroner Schwartz.
The sun., 1893-06-05
Trouble Between Exeter and Andover.

E1rTER june THE rival Phillips academies did not
meet yesterday afternoon in field ath stics at An.
dover and 1t is not At all likely that they will play
baseball game sch edulcd for next Saturday Mt
Three weeks ago the Exeter faculty received from
Register fettee Of Andover letter IN which it WAS
stated that Catcher Powers played he would be pro.
tested on the ground Of professionalism. Principal
F'sh consulted with Powers who visit ed ion
and procured rom the manager OF that team an ai-
davt that lie had received no remuneration for his
services The payment OF slight legitimate sxpen
however. he accepted. Powerss name was accordingly
hssea on me lst OF Exeter players certified by the
Last Wednesday The JOINT athletic committees of the
two faculties met At Haverhil. and Andover TIL i'm.
Eu,ea p,oisssonssm to roS sIs basng the charge
manager from whom Exeter has atiidn VII to tho
contrary ON Friday night letter came from
stat that at IN meeting the academy boys al
unanimously taken the matter from the faculty and
We're determined not TO play the games unless Powers
was removed from the Exeter team. The Exeter
Iasuy cohsiuerent me letterto be personal insult and
among the students awake At
n subs ent meeting at Exeter It unanimously
voted TO take part in contests with Andover until
that academy recedes from its present position. A
committee appointed to draft resolutions to he
forwarded to Andovcr.
The sun., 1893-06-05

The bicycle were well attended yesterday. Tho
warm weather attracted a number OF the clubs to
Coney Island. The reorganized Columbia Cycle Club
Of this city and the New York Turn Vsrein whselmen
went to the island Capt Heath of tho New York
Tourist Wheemsn took party OF ciubnates 10 MI
Vernon. Some members OF the Central Park whoe
men rode to Yonkers. The Manhattan Harlem. and
Riverside Club scattered around at diner ent
points parties rode to Orange others took trips
on Long Island aud n number met At 'oney Island
In BIooklyn tho clubs wee vel represented The
fifteen men to Co lege Point anu Flushing. whiIe
another division Of he club took run in the morning
to their country home ut Bath Reach The Long Is and
Wheelnen rode to Wiletts Point ana the members Of
the Montauk wheomcn TO To tenrile The Sc lect
Few Of Ne ewark held q run TO Baking Ridge.
The sun., 1893-06-05
A Roundup In the Mulberry street Precinct.


Charles E. Balthazar is a Frenchman. AZ
years old. who works in wire screen factory
at l22 West Broadway On last Thursday
night Balthazar won't to the Northwestern
Hotel at 1s5 West street and asked for a room.
MAX Lfmmermhn. the proprietor Of the hotel
gave him room 81. next to bis own. On Fridsy
nignt and SATURDAY night Balthazar occupied
room for Saturday night on saturday eyeninS
Zimmerman asked him what time no wanted
to be called.
O'Clock. s o'clock, 10 o'clock. or never 'A
He took gas over night. and was removed In
the morning TO the Ghamners Street Hospital.
Tombs Court this morning
The sun., 1893-06-05

Among the many amateur. semi professional and
! Junior baseball clubs in this city and surroundng ~
places the following are anxious to arrange games.
All communications pertaining to this matter from
responsible clubs will be published provided they are
signed by official:
Sweat Baseball Club-H open dates in August to
or Of ar.m n' for 1Sy
Z. Addre's JACK keeler. manager. 1l6th street and
ITokaw sfohers bassbaili siii ifeam-wl play any COM
81 fa4
oronta Baseball cub-Ready to arrange game, for
Saturday afternoons in August and September with
ipF.iE p.Es ISL Eraa .ms'fn Address H. H.
Rover Raseba ClaIw uid Ike hear from all uni.
:; "a a:
wtS fa5t
@ ms bn,. ss,ossr NIL
.S Ii: .s!d
1dd.
s ss ?s
n@St boz wssd Ike t..
a hsa: fos %i. s:.
crSsg eapaa
lumhia street. BTooklyn. -.
sS$ :s: : ~ ."y
roomae Bass ii Gi.5-oren % NO 10 schedule game, on
~" hsSis fsSas
d.y s.%.. , ss ss,%sa.y Sun
Have July two rames) open Address John Barry,
-! East rwentytii 2! stree, New York city
Efm.hle Junlors-HAve Teorganized with these play.
ersi rogers catcher: y. Dufn pitcher; T Spell
shnr; .e osse MURPHY second psse: D. = Ih'maa
nelh; Grady; centre neii: T Broderiei. right ned.
qpen 20 meet al teams averaging III years. Address
D. = Ihomas c AZ North Tenth street; Brooklyn
DAnhtiess Club-Ilave June II. July g. l5; Aug IL.
~: sept and Labor Day open 20 play all hrsl-class
enhs ohsrlnx suitable guarantees, Address p Y. Car
rAthar, 10, Myrtle avenue Brooklyn.
norham Isaiors-Ready to play all teams with 10.
SeArolh players Address Geo ge H. Cook. GorhAm
MnmIaS,nring conpany, Broadway and Nineteenth
,Gorham Gorham Manufacturing Company's Baseball Team
WIZ pIay any uniformed team ~th ~ year old players
on SATURDAY afternoons at their grounds. Wiliama-
bridge Address j Sutton. manager, Gorham MAnAfac-
York city.
tcho Baseball Club-Open to arrange games with all
rstttasS uniformed leans averaging eighteen years.
ipr saturdays IN June. July. ami August Address Ar
Iyp.
.Wynndotte Club OF Brookiyn-will play any team In
SeW iork or Brooklyn In June. July ana August Ad
Brooklyn.
The sun., 1893-06-05
N THE REAL ESTATE FIELD.


property the transactions have not been very
numerous Decoration Day falling on Tuesday
cut up the business week In a deplorable way
and reduced the actual working days to about
/ two. In these few days practically nothing
was done In the way Of new business, and II
cannot be ssid that much OF the old business
was cleared up. either. A few large sales.
however. make a fair back kground for the
central transaction. and tho smaller business.
while not satisfactory, was as good as one
could expect The financial situation is still
ything but conducive to u rushing market.
BroIers' sales include:
NEW YORK.
Daniel Brdka Co have sold for Or. E L. Marsh the
x7s. NOS da and ss Resde street '''''"s ''
es5 has .SS for
4Sr,e No
ss
-. Barnard 4 co: hay. sold for Joseph Reshower the
TaS hs sS
100. for the Dean estate Tor tsyO0
not ny m .nS n1is H S1
EGF,sd They are nvs and six story buildings plot
HALL How Co. have sold for Horran sia.tery to
a1si sns sSsrsnTsi Stree. Ss!Ps fs
fns.S Ins building inl ssseao Dr. Gber Of
sold for charles sfa. d barney xs.l to John c.
s y' e
and r.. sale sny Inm an
inteIkss.ing q + ,;,nsrI rss in nv values n ,,
30 dnns
and ar Dickson Watts the iour ots iooI
o oIsnaois Sqsa hay. sold for Mis-. R. ch..t.rm.n to
,:sn. ,.s wSs
Of III as ss m
S5sStrioo for s6oas ssr'ss ss s9S Iex 10
4 a% ks1s 81 II. .ss sGnsns sa @:,, sss .TS
Barnett Co have sold for Mrs. Levi. No. 80 E.,,
@ street. threestory brownstone dwelling lsyx
rNT, W.m Fnnng.n has sold po. of lots on the
t. James M o Brien for Improvement 'A' D'u'''A'a
81 s &c E.t % taken
snSs Se Y oE t' SIN .na
ci;s:s, iSs:dmsn Stern @ hay. sold for William Stern t. c.
Nos ic' M al for H. xs,n,ns
fxesioJS fo JSSn aepS %
ssnS sors. aso no4y
@ Co. a4Tf 'Ra @ fGE Esa fe,s srs
sss!ss e, East
Gss. .0t srse to !A%s. s.G"y
'front.' d~sns w.: sss 'n5Ss assss
SsSf :s e FL s ss
Max simon ha. sold inc ivsstory double brick fiat,
f9si ID 4s.sassR io. .:a
90 Anrss md al ISS No
RS11os %6 an si and for be ster 90 plot
ColumDus avenue. at $4,000. ~
BROOKLYN.
ha has .SS for Gu.t.ys Ee.s
so: No go Kinysiand avenue. rnr 5000 ~ ''' '-A
avsnae aon aVenne ~ stfsi ",s tTo
fSr 50 COO also two lots on last twenty FOR
for ST. sian'a ton improvement Company to C. Cornell
sr0 q" hsvs "a, 5sH so4 he M
John Guiteap TO august Dreyer Tor $1,000 also the
100 Humboldt stroet sao fee on onb 1a 1sT M
asssa s avenue for Charles Engert to H. Olsen for
: nshn Bros; have sold four tbree.story brick fat.
SS. as ami ~ sts
hares Lo1ier has sold tho hreestory frame double
i'f ksai. ai soo6 1857
81 so a rca c sna
new YUsH civ rss SEE .oG a. z Rosx
md Hsche n Tnslssoed sssS iSs5 sss5 s.sS
Sci .as sHd LOT H. 3D. dhsnsy Ja.y.ps yS
soth washnSoh ,s sg place as, sa!y MSDon.d II
.Isaes 81 Boz .Ft 5:3 ssd ss s
sac 4So fss rrsns sAosh os S. sso4
ss%s'sns asos ..s sosf .,,
ac G"ot fsr oa M ft"nng on ro,sss
nineteenth street Ssw York 70 = DAV''0n' 3oS East
,rasr as5sre o; ;asSsrGo% lies Ss.. Peter Never
hoice and valuable lots on Sedgwick. Lind |
~ nit, Bremer. Ogden. Anderson. and Nelson
;oIempn ;rIns; psvos ncs and Gross streets Kemp and
NY OF New York
The sun., 1893-06-05
Xavier sodal,ty to Build a Chanel.

The communion mass o. the Xavier Alum ni
nodalltv was celebrated at the chapel, 80 West
Fifteenth street. yesterday morning A busi-
ness meeting was held after the service. at
chapel for $50 900 on the two plo,s of eround
51 and 81, West Fifteenth street which have
peen purchased from the college, and which
now arr now used Tor the urinary department, the
bulldlngs on which win be rem owed.
The sun., 1893-06-05

Charles Bertram Of D Corbin avsnGe. jersey
city found man in tho Glendale woods In
Greenville yesterday hanging from the limD
OF tree. The body was cut down aud taken
to Speer's morgue. Thrro woro no !a "rS or
memorandum which would lcaf t. iden,.
tcation The man is . feet inchos itl and
las sandy hair and mOUstache. IL, was
dressed in a blue flannel shirt. bluc CHECK
jumper. black trousers, aud shoes that wel.
w"rn out. Ther" WAS \ leather belt around
hS waist and knife. Key match box. and
pipe In his pocketA