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MORE FACTS FOR MIR. R1sLEE
The Way HIS Name Figures In tho Recor,
ora Trial for Treason.

The Way HIS Name Figures In the Record
OF Trial for Treason.
TERRE HAuTE. Ind. March 30.-Mr. Risley g
sweeping denial that he was connected with
the Sons Of Liberty. knights OF Golden Circle.
or any other secret political organization
during the war. does not agree with the record.
At the trial OF Miligan. Bowels. and Dorsey
crtreason at indianapolis in 1864 the official
record on page 80 shows that william Har-
rison gave the following testimony:
Il was employed as Grand Secretary o. the
Grand Council OF the Sons Of Liberty in Indi-
ana at $500 per arnum. became member
OF the Grand Council on Aug 27. 1883. and
became Grand Secretary ofth Grand Council
on Sept 10. 1853"
Q.-When and where did you first have any
knowledge Of tho American knights. the Sons
OF Liberty. or Knights OF Golden Crcle2 A.
The first knowledge ever had OF the Ameri-
can knights was at Tcrre Haute on Aug. 27
1868. received . letter from II. II. Dodd at
Terre Haute. requesting mo to 60 there. When
there was invited to attend ~ meeting that
night. l did so. There were but twelve or
.o.HWhom did you meet there2 A-Amone
those / recollect were p. G.. Wright. Dr. Ecklss.
John T. Risley. Cullom Bailey. and John G.
Davis: most Of them Were strangers to me-.
Q-What was done Mt that meeting? AIR.
Wright appeared to have charge. He said 1t
bers. and after that organ izs the Grand Coun-
I'll OF the State. Those who were there were
initiated In the three degrees at once. The
purpose was to support tho Southern cause.
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MRS. DUSHAM WILL FIGHE
She Brings the Most Serious Accusations
Against uer Husband.

Against uer Husband.
Sioux FALLS. S. D.. March 3O.-8rrs. II. W.
Durham. wife OF tho e1.Congressman and
President OF the Board OF Trade OF Chicago.
will on Saturday attain her legal residence in
South Dakota and will at once apply for di-
vorce. Mrs Dunhan came to Sioux Falls
about Christmas. ompanied by Major AL
lyn. o banker. Learning this fact. Durham a
week ago brought suit in Chicago. alleging
adultery. This charge aroused Mrs. Dun
hams wrath. and In the papers which will be
fled ON Saturday she will make q series OF
scathing charges.
The principal ground che urges is that OF
adultry. and she names several CO. rel DO ondents.
He frequently threatened her with bodily
harm. and on one occasion Knocked her down,
alleging that she had been intimate with
certain prominent club men. She left him. hut
On bis humbly spoioglzing and promising re-
At another time she again left him. but was
persuaded to return. In October last on her
her room. and after .urhrniting her in most
violent manner and cha Gin CHER with adultery
with Major Allyn. struck her in tho face and
was nut cut Of the room by the servants: he
vie threats. Mrs Dunham refused to live
She alleges that lie delights in humiliating
and tormenting those. IL his power. partlr,l-
larly In publia:- that hut ia -iiHh0ncst Ia. his
tr.nsnetians. and that he not only deceived
swore to false staten snts and defeated his
credtora Mrs Dunhnm is worth $500. 900 In
her own right. She will press her case here
and will fight his case in Chicago.
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HE Has mrs FATHERS BIEssIyG.
Mr.. Pardridge's Son Married In Secret, hut
AII's We'll thNt Ends Well.

Mr.. Fnrdrtdrc's Son Married In secret, but
Ans well that Ends Well.
CHICAGO. March 30.-.Young Willard II. Par
bridge Is not yet OF nge. and Is tho son Of
''PlunGer" Pardrldgo OF tho Board OF Trade
Shortly after y o'clock last night the Rev.
A. ]. Garfield heard a vigorous pull at tho door
bell He found youth OF 10 years and very
pretty brunette about the same age on the
steps.
The young man held marriage license in
his hand. and informed tho venerable pastor
that they were there to be married. The
license proved to be all right. and so the cere-
mony was performed. Willard was at break
fast with his father this morning. but he loft
the dining room early. and the elder Pardridge
attributed his sons lack Of appetite to illness.
He turned TO his morning paper. when sud-
denly sister OF Mrs. Pardridge. who lives with
married to Miss 0hRflotte Budd last night.
He didn't have tho COZ, rage to tell you. and has
asked me to ask yor. orgiveness"
thinking Il ali over decided to grant rant his his bless less
ing and say nothing. BY way OF showing that
all was well. he requested his sister-in law to
inform M I'm his q son On thnt II you'd se wise to take
his mother. who ia now spending u month
there: Trunks were soon packed, and when
the Chicago and Northwestern limited started
West to- night 1t carried pair OF very happy
about = block from the tPardridse mansion.
Though her parents are By no means wealthy.
was a clear case Of love at sight. The Pluneer
called on his daughter-in- law late in the after
noon and showed his appreciation OF his sons
ch3ice by warmly welcoming her us member
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FOR CRoWBAR READ COURT:

A Story OF Burglary by the Pre.Ident or San
Domingo. Translated by Consul vnsquez.
A story noated of from the steams ship Sagi-
nav OF the Clyde line. which arrived in port
yesterday. that President L'Hereaux Of San
Domingo visited the French Bank at San Do
mingo City on March IL. broke into the safe.
and took $62.OO0 in cash. Then. tho story
wen. on. he triad to lsavs for Mrnts ehristt
but was prevented by a French lnan-o.war.
The Saginaw was at San Domingo City from
the 18th to the 1eth OF March. and Capt. Rock
we'll and three OF the officers said they had
heard nothing about the Presidential safe
cracking episode. T. L. vasquez. tho Consul
here Of San Domingo. laughed ut tho state
ment. He said that tho Credit Foncisr had
obtained . concession from the Government
dent had SJ2.OD0 of the stock. When. some
time ago. he tried to realize on the shares
from the bank he was unsuccessful. He
brought suit in the Supreme Court and won.
Then the French Consul protested and wanted
the decision set aside.
. Consul VAsqueZ said that an official letter
brought up BY the Saginaw stated that tho
Government had replied to the Consul that
would yield only under protest. The matter
Is still in abeyance. the Cons ul said.
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BRIEF, BUT TO THE POINT.

Cart. Jacob Vasderbilt Leaves His Son
Merely = LILO Interest In the Estate.
The will OF Capt. Jacob H. Vanderbilt. who
died on March 10. was filed yesterday with
surrogate stephen D. Stephens at Richmo ond.
Staten Island. The will is brief. covering only
two sheets OF legal cap. The executors have
power to execute deeds for the transfer OF real
estate.
The will gives one Of the three shares into
daughter. Clara McNamee and another to his
other daughter. Ellen V. Casar
The third share the executors are directed
to hold In trust and to invest In bonds, mort
cages, real estate as they may see fit. The
the benefit OF the old Captains son. Jacob Fl.
Vanderbilt. and at his death the income shall
be paid 10 his children In the same manner.
fund.
No estimate Of the estate has been filed, but
II is said that II will be about $2OO,OOO
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TIE CHARGES AGAINST RISLEY.
Senator VOORHEES, Says that the Whole
story IL y Wretcbed Lie.

Senator voorhees, Says that the Whole
story IL n wretcbed Lie.
WASHINGTON. March 80. Senator Voorhees,
to-day sent the following despatch to his law
partner Mr.. John E Lamb. In regard to the
Golden Circle charges made against Minister
'N"A WASHINGTON March 80. 1903
T3s Hm. jain T. Lamb Terrs Ha6s Ind
Tho statement that ever connected MT Ris'eys
name with the papers seized In my former law once
by Darlington In 1854 is utterly false.
Risley was married and went to New York In 0cto-
her. 1863 He visited Terre Haute In tho spring Of
1858. and has continued to do so a. least once year
from thai time to the present
During this period OF twentyeght years he has often
spent weeks at time at Indianapolis and In different
parts Of the state IN the trial OF in court. and In
the construction Of tho Indiana. Bloomington and
Western and the Indiaua Decatur and Springfield
S w. I'd aey hn or q hs
trspsastion spoken q until n. apponi,nent sppeaIed
ie and now. ate. more than twenty nine years lis
% h% Srbs suit II money was rutssd as aseei
stnei 70 sen.Sody hands Who now wishes TO shift
of ss s.I.s
' sS esn aS saist % than Cot william T. Seis.a sso here
Col. Mclean wasa member OF the celebrated military
saas sssi. sA sG " ana i,
OF ssas trial Shows that said Sr .rssn.Sn
came into existence IN Indiana during the winter oi
ssSs iS? 10 asw i YORK n % .nq sSss
81 pgI hs.s sas's'as TO .s s% IN
the proceeding. Of that slg,snt ant military court
erss.ry MEMBER "; :ss.si";sa ssa
RsS. p..S commissiener Of the order or orders with
f'ss. s ..a Il fss s q
% as. s.:si f:' sS - S
0f'h' charge in regard to the money socaar.
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Secretary Carlisle Orders TINT ail Proceed.
ings to Acquire Il be stopped.

Secretary Carlisle Orders TINT all Proceed.
ings TO Acquire Il be stopped.
WASHINGTON. March 30-Secretary Carlisle
to-day directed that all proceedings looking to
securing the Bowling Green site. New York
city. for United States Custom House site bo
abandoned. Few cases have been before tho
department that have caused more perplcxity
than this The selection Of a site for public
building always givos rise to conflicting prop
erty interests. 1t was SO in this case. In nd.
ditfon. the sito when finally selected was
found to be appraised higher than the amount
appropriated by Congress for its purchase.
Then legal complications arose. and now n
new site will have to be selected or the old site
will have to be selected over again. In dis.
posing Of the matter Secretary Carlisle writes
to Special United States Attorney Boardman:
AS oil OF the facts in the case were pre-.
sented to Congress-. and Congress adjourned
without taking favorable action In regard to
making the additional appropriation needed
to satisfy the aggregate amount OF the awards
OF damages In the case. you are hereby direct
cd not to take any further action in the con.
demnation OF the property"
The sun., 1893-03-31
CHOLERA IN EUROPE.
The Plague Again Iavades Sc. Petersburg
SuPpressinK tho Facts.


SuppressinK tho Facts.
ST. PETERSBURG. March 3O-Cholera has
made its appearance again In this city. and it
10 known that fatal cases are OF daily occur
renee. although the authorities have not re-
sumed their policy OF last year OF making a
regular daily announcement Of the new cases
and deaths. At present they are pursuing
policy OF suppression. and withhold from the
public all Information as to the spread OF the
disease.
Very disgusting rumors have been received
from the interior Of Russia, and tho Ministry
OF the Interior is taking action which indi-
cates that the Government must possess styGe-
Ministry has ordered the reopepinE Of the
inoos. where the cholera carried or many
thopsands last year. and special steamers
stopping along tho .Volga to pick up any chol-
era patients or any dead from cholera stricken
vessels plying on that stream. The Govern
msnt 1. also causing .r,sh to BE- formed sanitary
OF the people at the points TO he reached
through the railway system Of Russia.
The sun., 1893-03-31

Tho storm centre. which was over Minnesota on
Wednesday. was central yesterday over the lake re-
gions causing au Inflow OF warmer weather over all
The States east OF the Mississippi In addirion this
force the high hpressure area settled the Gulf
States which insures steady increase of heat over
the Atlantic states for the three dsys Tho
storm which was on the south Atlantic coast moved
eastward over the ocean The winds south OF ntteras
were Blowing high from the northeas to tho north Of
that point they were high Southerly.
The line OF freezing weather, which has extended
south to Tennessee each morning for the past week Is
likely to be confined to the lake states and Can
ada and after one two days tho freezing weather i
likely TO disappear froui this neghborhood.
Il was somewhat warmer and fair in thts city ysser
day. Highest official Temperature bs. lowest 2e' av
erage humidity 6l per cent: wind southeriy. average
velocity IL miles an hour.
The thermometer at Perry's pharmacy In THE Sun
building recorded the yesterday follows
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by u. Tirard for two months supplies. but
would recommend n vote covering one month
from the present time. Shouts OF approval
greeted thfs statement. The brief discussion
which followed was one sided, ms the diner-
ence OF opinion In the Chamber prasticalIy
should be voted for ono month or not at all.
Eventually the report OF the Gem miteee was
adopted by vote OF 5O4 to b, and the Cham
Der adjourned until Tuesday.
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The Big Krupp Gun Soon to he LANDED.

BALTIMORE. March 30-Ths 123-ton gun.
which was sent by Krupp OF Germany for the
Worlds Columbian Exposition. will be landed
from the steamship LongusiL which brought
II from Hamburg to this country. at Sparrow's
Point. near Baltinore on Saturday.
y This gun. with many other exhibits OF
open Iron car about afty feet long. resting on
thirty-two wheels. built expressly for this pur-
pose BY tic Pennsylvania Railroad.
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DIDN'T GET THE GA zEs DOWN IN TIME

Fire Truck No. HIT by Locomotive on .
Newark Crossing. and Two Men Badly Hurt.
NEWARK. March 30.-While running to fire
tonight Truck No. was struck by loco
motive OF tho Central Railroad at the Law
renee street crossing. Tho locomotive was
running ahead OF the train and making ny
ing switch into the Broad street station. The
gates We're being lowered when the truck
dashed across the track. with Charles Macknet
driving.
The locomotive struck the truck Just In front
OF the rear wheels. and threw II across the
to the ground, Capt. W T. Drake was. severe
" hurt about the legs. and James Johnson
with slight bruises. The Injured mon. except
Capt Drake. were taken to a hospital.
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Yale Pureh.... Real E.t.ts.

New HAVEN. March 3o-The corporation OF
Yale University this morning purchased OF
Mrs. Helen A. MaoGill OF this city valuable
piece OF real estate. situated on High street.
between Elm and Wall streets. and having a
frontage Of 236 feet; The price paid was be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. What use Is TO be
made Of the property the authorities OF the
opinion that 1t will be used as a site for new
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LOSES ITS LICENSE.
The Gloucester Track May Share the Fat
OF the ClOyerdale.

CAMDEN. n. j.. March 3O.-The license
granted the Guttenburg interests in the Clo-
verdale race track was roscinded to- day by the
Centre Township Committee. The granting
OF the license was declared Illegal and the
committee decided that tho license fee be re-
turned.
TRENTON. N. j.. March 3O.-Lawyer Lindar.
bury OF Elizabeth to-day secured writ Of
certiorari from Chief Justice Beasley to have
the Supreme Court review the license granted
tho south Jersey race track by the Gloucester
City Council. The afiidayits upon which 1t
Camden County Law and Order League.
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Pardon for Abe nu.xard.

HARRISBURG. March 30-The Board Of Par
dons has recon mended n pardon for "Abe" I"
Buzzard. the notorious Welsh Mountain
outlaw.
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sAdmlrnI." -

The admiral Cigarette" was put upon the
market to stand or fall upon its merits. and
upon It's merits alonssgld 1t win all genuine
lovers OF a good smoke.
Admiral" 10 not made by the trust-Adr.
The sun., 1893-03-31
aPiay Baii,"

VIII soon be the popular cry. The universal
shout now is in favor OF Old Dominion Cigar
cites. Photograph In every paekage-Aea.
The sun., 1893-03-31
slight Fire in the Inperla, Music Hall.

just after the audience left the imperial
Music Hall last night George Krsus. the pro-
der the balcony Behind the pansls OF the cell
ing electric light wires had crossed and set fire
TO the ceiling. The damage was slight.
The sun., 1893-03-31

PROVIDENCE. March 30-.Ths bill providing
for plurality elections passed the House Of
Representatives to-day. Il must now PASS
another Legislature and then be accepted by
the people before 1t becomes law.
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ss ,sis !,s,n: ATM: e css.xs ever, asy ,, s.~ Iarl
The sun., 1893-03-31

-T. asa o." stick Iie0rtee.
For sAls in every city Of the United States and Canada
The sun., 1893-03-31

hR.ss I.sSI.. cure di11lAs'a RiPsns Tssuiss cure
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REAL ESTATE.
Br-cINESS At THE EXCHANGES.

Ncw.York, saturday. Jan. -
The total amount realized from public auction saes ..
NV real estate at the Exchange, Iol the week CHUNG
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Ocean Steamers.

EVERY SATURDAY.
Ncw.Yok; Feb o. 80 pm. Iari>. March H. noon
From Pier ~. y r.. foot Of thli-;oph"f-'
Shortest and Most Convenient Euut" to London
Passengers land at Empress Dock avoiding neon
Ncnencc and exposure OF ildnsfDr hy tender
INST Cabin passage n Nouthan pton. London or HAVE
$50 and upward according 20 steamer ana local Oh ~
room. Second Cabin. so and 30.
Stccfagc at Low Rates.
INTERNATIONAL. NANIGAIION COMPANY,
General Agents. 40. Is Bowling Green. Now-Yoik.
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ,.


--n.s, n : leo It u Coluubu,a,e. lsoS
- icus Of. tuton & T. Smith To { ] tdi"W
shaye cora"r q iI no.,s, 'oON''O 1850
Eivineton-st. 40. IS; I"'' JANUS go
Il Eub"n,t"lh . ,,.,t,.,,,,, ,o T. G,te- 800
U,T,rdsr Cnro.d ". 20 tmivan' lh1,'uu'
savings Bauk5 tfh-c' > 100 " " is7
ave- l6l lo0i =, 1, pt,,n 4" :
Gro,c.-t 30 20 Daniel y Insrahau :" x J. pun i-''
l.,.1Nr cofiicr "f lONth -. l"' lVN'"f WY IA IA
T. O.prlen. 81 81. - T. \ -idV ---,,. low
"-,h..f 80 n II lothIN'' l"'N-'''' - :,
Ni.lui, Schacrer 20 william II 'nseh "
Gc'n.i 2oo Of Drp !, ri'H prd. .S ''A COO
49,, vilii.rn T., rher.Sa Scharfcr 21th-st
30 Z, " II 10Th ave. lJIN2ts -, IL ~
nerAu.,Ne n n corner l~t.aN-. i1Nloo' b'"'h"
10 Thomas Cl<rkln 49, . ....o.
,ia,r . . ,otnrr VI iOoth.- loo.IlA"1 george
BrlG.sh 20 " q Biiru .....-''-''.''
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nrcnRnIn MOEIGNnEs.

Ann Mcn'v - 80 a. Ns' d" sl5 90
T. oman Sgraund and vif" - Dennis J DMTcr
AID anG - ~ "'"' ''-'' ..,..'.. 100
C,..id, peter 4 ant niic 70 Mary T. bttron,
general sn%Ioi'"' iS''"''' ~ .....'. IL -
Cr,r..r Elizabeth l. 10 tint.'s Hlukan aud vile, 80
- >rthuraN~. ~ 18Th - year u
Iesr' Hro'r os ANA ana WIZ gh., Vars IS 90
nv Sin.cn-. julia \ :, Louisa 4 Tcnn-y' , mn
Nott.sNr Il l'1ti-i ~"
G,fe. Iouis to ! p, williamson. " 3daye. : ot nm
il3h.si, year :.-. .,--.-..--,> LOW
ilubbel Naialic-ayr. corner Rngsbrdge ~
KEW I-ne.,no 10 Alfr'd St'ckl'f. SEES ESseN.
~ , W 81 Delancsy-st. years ..-.-...-..... 300
NcKenna Mary 10 Ioui. Rohmann, 6jth-
A., W ~ sh.ave. I YEAR ........ . %
NcDov.iI Alexander and wife 70 ''"org. =
h'% pn,r morfga 20. - $500
m t3..a lo'' W ,,'rS,e ~ Of soth.T r~,r 5000
Eub~nstcln Bernhard. 70 Elias Jacob. No Isl 80
Rl,lngtoH-st. ycsrs b Jo
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GENCY TO SUPPLY tutor, professors. teachers,
"A roverncsses etc. in all departments OF earning Cir
cuars OF good schools recommended 70 parents MliAM
CoIRlERE. Book Building, 40 FfhsNe. cor. 2oh',t.
a MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors GONernesses.
&C. 10 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply 10
MRS NJ. J. YOUNG.FULTON. % Union SQUARE.
II LOCCTION and PHYSICAL CULTURE.-Class and
II private instruction. Ms MARTIN. Hotel Brock.
hoist. 10l West S5th-st.. New-Yok City.
q GENTLEMAN Of superior address and social stand ng
VI experienced and highly recommended teacher. drsc'
engagement a. gentleman; experiments
ser studies prepares FOR business: English.
reSpondence bookkeeping German etc. backward pupils
carefully coached. Mould also travel. "MtNTOE." Box
l. Tribune Once.
TEACHERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY 80 Ladies !:
superior TEACHER Of Ethics ana Literature. Piano and
Organ: Ethics Psychology History LitoGtGre al-O
several superior teacher, for September trnt.n"n ~
percnccd teacher Of German 01d English FOR IA school
salary 81 200 experienced teacher u Mathematics History
for Ich School salary $500: experienced arh,r u
college preparatory work for hr~tcd- school nc,r city.
salary nbcal superior teacher Of Commercial branches
FOR city school many 20 teacher, required for september
Foreign Teachers Agency - Union square. Ncw-Nork
TUHE FISK Teachers Aeencios-Hew. Boston Chi.
L caco Los Angeles. &c: 5000 position. filed. II. f..
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Ncw.York, saturday, Jan ~
o ,oal ,roun, ,e,ized from public auction sales OF
cit, es,le at the Exchanges ioi the WE" '"u'"e
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present week the Read Estate Exchanges
the following auction ale. announced 10 be h'id'
TO-DAY (MONDAY). JAN. 80
nnJ lcso' %s sc 10 ~ % q ln9 s,h 80
," "a, % PS I Of a%a 81 iG5
f.-t plot u land 81 NGo Co., Xo dw vel r
1iG"@s 2DSye S SdrGe G s Of I ic isooo
ssGAo ST. tAt IN 80 iii Broadway
TUESDAY. JANUARY 81. -
Auction sale, lot 7ioN9i.'I' iS s51o5 az and
t',to1y dueIlng 40 - Clinton Place. = $50 1t O'
A a. lot iovioe dwelling n'
81 81 % Me s s9d , aS w. II SO 3 Ea. i7s
ia # OF ith.a,e; lot, 2'Nloo; oN and 4,tory
b pI E": So $50 j $50 and gs, ;orY
house l35 Lexington a'r ,i" eo y" a East iith.
10 G' Isl Il W Of Psrka,e. AT No Ill BrOad"ay'
WEDNESDAY, FEB. l. o,,.
ESSeqtor Of 'i E,cT,d@ pine lot 25o22 S West
s5 s We. Endays ., SSh; a2NiOG plot Ss'S Si
G snd irs s51i asss 9GG o S
P cc cs9n % S@ a"ds sa pss
Of land adj o aOSgr G and li' 10th ST.. tran?
ps: Of aaa cfis i1Ss "aayS Ss
:. lSeH.' =, 1T itn, -Al3 Nt 50 sq ecfyst
'a$Ss So. sale s go' q '"a & %
eornrr Of 7oG eSeo and sOry d nS, on land Nd
,o. IA. "A 10 n W OF ilh-'' ,fos
~ SI 100 Fa, ZIONIST. 1925 II OF 2thave' soi
,,o s,Io lof - lON92. aud J,tofy buluins' ~ -
W W.t 18th st. n : 30 Il OF ?thayc. lAt NO. III
"''"'''"'' THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ,.
,,.,,o-,,e sal. lot lsoxIOos. and 3storv dwell
ING No = Vest ootl.et 100 n ~ IN. tocoh st
n.,tnc and l.stnry building, no u. last iV,ensv
=, n OF Icxlngton.avc; LOT, 2lAivo H' wcst
dan ,,c 20 n n Of l22d--t: lot, 2oN'V -, 10
IsnG ~ 20 :, w Of Am-trdanlave | plot OF land 81
AS on 20ots inclsctng the centre h" OF I""' lot
- 100 and 3.story dwelling NO l33 VS. 20 and
~ f. w Of Columbu-.aNc auction .ac ,,t os ~ co,npr
a., no 1873 West lOh.-t plot o. ,and 9o.oNyN NOR
a,, 4stnrv building 3A and $50 HoWcry, -
p"nd =. / lot y irrcg ana o,toty p"u,".
~, Gr.cn, lrb.,Vc .. corner 81 tharle>.sti "t -
~ ~ % a,i :, .iorr buh.ng 10 Spring 81, corner
q, lll,,tctL.,t at so III Broadway)
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Danrine Araocmies.

Malt and ell fashionable taught private
w and class lessons artistic fancy and dancing
taught; moderate circulars. knckerbocker Con-
servatory a West l4tkst
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Delaware. Lackawnnna and Western r. X.
stations in New. Ork loot Of Barclay and Chrstoph~
SHORTEST LINE. vE-TIBULED TRAINS.
iLNlt\ COACHES.


Direct route TO NEW Am DLOO-Ar MON
THE ORANGE>, summit, Eernardsyille, BAs6ae
Ridge, Madison. Morristown PassSc, Paterson, Seoa'
ten, Dover. sanhope BUDDS LAKE, LAKE ~
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1880 =. NJ. tDaily).-ButFALo, LIMITED EXPRESS
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7s5 and 9+2 Brofway, So West l25thst. 235 Columbus:
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nation, at all stations.
WESTOIT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for No
check baggage from hotel or residence to de'tnston