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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08

The Highway Depart ment today, with
the Mayors proval and, In fact, at his
suggestion, bo a. "a pay the laborors oIn-
ploycd by the department the munificent
hour. This is The love o: the Republicans
in practice for the American lit orer. One
dollar o day Will hereafter BE- considered
the Republican standard OF good pay for
a PaWUncket "a hOref. lie would be a poor
Democrat who would not or could not do
better cousclentiousiy.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08
Coffin 0uQht 10 Know.

LYNN, Mass. Jan. SIN an interview
last evening President Coffin of the Gen
eral Electric company fatty denied the
reports Of dissension in the company and
the rumor that an effort was being made
10 withdraw the Thomson Houston inter-
est and form an independent company.
lie stated that only a small part of the
works here and at Boston and New York
are to be moved TO Schenectady, n. Y, and
IL will have but little effect here.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08

"Resolved, That it is the duty of every
Democratic member OF the house to at.
tend the daily sessions that
pressing public business may be attended
to-" That is one OF the best Of the good
resolutions OF the New Year. 1t was
adopted by the caucus OF Democratic
members OF the House at Washington
refuse TO live up to It.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08
hyde Postmaster Pro Tem

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. s.-rhs resig-
nation oi II. NJ Phillips as postmaster of
this cIy. ten.,ryd Nov. 30 vas accepted
SatUs ~ GuI tIt s.-r-,-s ou his bond
were directed .OlN. pos '-s'J JH of the Office
an ae~ glaue au %, 's.ruJ postmaster
peud'lg t.e appointment oi his successor
The surcties chose Il. ). .iyde an ex-
mem Der ct the Republican national com.
mitJee.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08
Two SUNDAY "Scraps."

GLOUCESTER Mass, Jan. S.-A large
number of sports yesterday attended tive
l0round three-ounce glove fights at Q
place 10 miles from here. The first was
between Cronin of Boston and Mehan OF
Baltimore at l40 pounds Mehan quit in
the 10th round. The second was between
Conley Of Salem and a Gloucester man
at 1870 pounds. The referee declared this
a draw, although Conley could not have
lastpd anOt her rOund
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08
Sun Dis,atlshai.

BosToS, Jan. s.-At yestef lays session
OF the Central Labor union the police
census Of the unemployed ssAs declared
10 bc humbug and the WORK Of the citi-
zens' relief committee farce. Resolu-
tions were adopted requesting the bureau
of labor statistics to take census, and call
ing upon the legislature to pass an ap-
propriation for the unemployed.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08
Held For Larceny and Foroery.

ELLSWORTH, Me-, Jan. s.-Manton b.
Wiley, for larceny and forgery of the
check Of A. r. Hooper OF Sullivan, was
bound over In the sum Of 5000 and COM
mt'.i 20 jail in defaul of bail. Wiley
confessed his guilt aud also confessed to
breaking and entering the store of Hooper
& Haley in sullivan in company with
Frank Clark. Wileys accomplice In
nuIpr urTp.t
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08

Representative Harter wants heavier
taxes laid on whiskey, beer and tobacco
and wishes incomes let alone. Some peo-
pie Will have no incomes to tax IL the tax
on whIskey sends that article higher.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08

IL Corbett's "right" is as good as Sui
livan's used to be, both OF mitchells
hands Will be left IL anything in the line
OF a fight is TO follow this wesrisome
bluffing.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08

Hafkins is back and so is trouble. Yes
terday's journal said: "The mission has
been very quiet recently, but Mr.. Har-
kins has returned and trouble begins"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08
Wouldn't Hanu a Woman.

MELBOURNE, Jan. S.-Ths public hang
man of Victoria, named Jones, COM
mitted suicide because he was not willing
to execute woman sentenced to death
for causing the deaths Of infants whom
she received at "A baby farm"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08

rhe Democrats OF this State stand by
the Wilson tariff bill and would even go
farther. Congressman Page and Laphsm
must do the same or retire.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08
Stock Market Fixed Him.

BosToS, Jan. s-Endicott Greenwood
Putnam, "A bankers clerk and son of DIR.
A. Il. Putnam Of Concord, has left this
city, leaving debts behind to the extent of
t9OO0. Not content with the small salary
he received ss clerk, he began dabbling in
stocks. At first he was very successful,
and In one day cleared tl+00, but was lat
terly overwhelmed
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08
Nlaoara Falls Bio Fire.

NIAGARA FALLS, Jan. S.-Ths CYCLIC
rama building, containing the Battle OF
Gettysburg" Owens skating rink, used
as a restaurant and lodging house were
burned. Joseph Steff was burned to
death. Loss about SI00 0O0
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08

Congressman Page has said that he will
see that the manufacturers in his district
will not suffer. We do not remember that
these men were so thoughtful OF Mr.. Page.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08

After Officer Vananda has worked four
teen hours day for a while Chief Perry
ought to give hlm a day OFF and a letter
OF introduction to his family.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08
Attempted Fiiuh, Cos, LIle.

MASAGUA, Jan. s.---Geutr1l Williams
Of the Honduras forces, who was taken
prisoner when the town OF Choluteca was
captured, tried 20 escape yesterday and
was killed by n sentinel.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08

The next time President Cleveland goes
after ducks TiepKe Will lay him of for a
week without pay and fine him :25 be-
sides
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08

Cleveland must have sold his stock In
Providence journal. There was a time
when he held a controlling interest IN that
paper.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08
More Forcible Than Polite.
Republicans Gaining Ground.

PARIS, Jan. s.-The triennial elections
for renewal of one-third Of the senators
show that 1s Republicans. nine Radicals
and seven Conservatives have been
elected. This is gain Of 80 Republicans
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08
Sheriff Cats Hls OrdarS.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Jan. S.-Governor
Mitchell has notified Sheriff Perry Of this
place that an attempt will be made to
bring Corbett and Mitchell together In st.
Johns county. The governor ordered the
sheriff to prevent the contest.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08
SmOthered In Bed.

BRADDocK, Pa, Jan. s.--Thomas Balk's
two babies were suffocated in ted yester-
day. They died without moving from
che positions in which the mother lett
them an hour previous.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08

The 2s-pound bouquet Freddie Geb.
hart presented his fiancee did not contain
any Jersey lilies.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08

is the AH.n Bin going 10 pe irtronuoe,
at the next meeting OF the City Council?
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08

We 40 NEED Gnv income lax. Thi,
country can run i,solt H!,uout one.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08

II Mr.. MeCsbe had bis way The Second
Ward election ie.upwould go on forever.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08

Let all men have at income, and no
man an income tax.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08
Tired Of Fiuhtina.

CAPR Town, Jan. s.-Dr. jameson tele
graphs that the natives are tired Of fight
ing aud desirous Of peace.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08
Don't Forget Kelley A Taylor

at the "Pickwick," East avenue. MOE, popr
ulsr place In the city.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08

Higgins: :Brothers.
Noun, Vernon whiskies.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08
SUNDAY TRAINS.

SUNDAY TRAINS.
Pawtucket fol Providence OF, b 34t, 8 tet.
4s., 3 sg', I %, 5 i', ist. o So, 5s.. 56i.
8 2s'. 8 s5', So, 9 lst. 49,. 81. p. m.
8 So. 10 OO., 10 SOt a. IN. i2 lb'. 3ot, 2 l6.,
o0. so', Oo. rs is, 8 Oo.. eot, 3)i. I. OO.,
Z 81, 5O., co. 80, 10 80. p. m.
TOLD Colony. .Stops al! woodlawn. IN. YIN.
II. h II. and ". Y. and ". K.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08

Entered I'm thei Postofiice at Pawtucket as
second-class matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
JOHN sw1HroN on JOHN BROWN.

JOHN SWlNION ON jim i'-'D-'
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: There ought TO be celebration here OF the
birthday of John Brown. Of Ossawatomle. the i'm
mortal American martyr. the man who dld more
for the freedom the welfare and the glory OF our
country than any other who ever lived IN IL.
He was born in Connecticut on May 3. lSO. ana
was hanged in Virginia in 1889 In the sixteth year.
of his life.
/ have asked a few Of my friends white people or
co,ored people 10 Join with me in celebrating his
birth, on Wednesday next. the 9h Of May. Ihey
all with one consent, began to make excuse, oner-
ing reasons for their refusal other than those given
reported in Luke xiv 1914. Would that were now
able 20 go out quickly mo TIE streets ih, - ~
maimed ana the halt and the bind after the
manner OF the rich man of the parade as y was
for such as these that John bT0Sn Eo ovn ms nth
day in solitude. In eucharistic' spirit m PaSeI
that his luminous soul may go marching on ior-
Yet there must be many people here who revere
the memory Of John Brown. have been too ~ a
these peop'e Can il be that he is? II ne is 1t
would be easy for him 70 get M here PUBIC csIe-
bratlon of the martyrs birthday on WednesSday
in Madison Square Garden, or let II be COM
memorat.ve service in a church. or let it be picnic
anywhere. | stand ready 10 subscribe so 10 aid n
defraying It's expenses ~ 49,. ....,,,, ,o,..
been no Abraham Lincoln and no EMANCIPATION
Proclamation But for John Brown Of 0ss :sS vat It.
chattel slavery would still have befoued our coun-
uys flag. , - -. 49,, 4,
virginia while the army Of the Union was carrying
out his will and purpose. Who that then heard the
.John Brown song sung by our troops beyond TIE
is dithyrambic swell? The freedom loving people
Of country ought to celebrate The bIThdsy q its
New-York May s, 1894.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

c;roe,u,clst g corner q Bcthunc-s'. 10 1x33s 81
Du Bots Smith and wife 10 MINT is,3 81 5 M%u
ton Whitehead referee 70 Frederic X Coudete. -o''
Avenue b. % # Of 15th-st 2lN'S' Robert u =.
n M.rrii, and wife L X Baker .-...: i'''"
Lot 1o9. man Of the Bellevue lots; pToPfe1[ o2, OF
New-York city. lG'h Ward Mary hel"i" q 10
and another 10 Daniel Bochan and another i"'i-
2Oth-st No 100 West; Louise II Feuher 10 i'1 90 IN
ward Mchels. .............. ~
o5th-st no 81 East; George X C"fh'h' eNe0"'0 1926
5is-st n 8 20 Of 9th-ave 2xloo1: AoAm ~ M.
llcrston and wife TO Frsnzisaa MosN0 ,SxI4,4
Edward Leissner and wife TO bohemian "S'n- ~ ,N
nas'ic Association s9k9 ;oo t,,r,
landt de 7 Field and another executors 10 70 90
sa NDr''a propery: cSrandt Bishop David
1o4.h-si s. 200 It W OF Si-ave 2'1lOll
Pauline Manheimer and husband 10 jacob - on
1o5thsi s. $50 # " Of Park-aye 20 Gx73ll' 90 ~,
John Eannsn and wife 10 Augustus w Warner: ~"
ath,avc g corner Of l24th-s!. runs 800 #
toManhattan-st. 7o11x79ll Harrie, T Bell 70 i,
RIsdSnrst-aI@ s. a6G It Of i5sth-st. 236S a..
972: Lewis Johnston. referee to John NJ iSnss -'
i$2tnsi s. KIM ~ N Virginia Budeiman GO
Tinion-ave. 32lll II n Of l32d.st i,, Sg1S
irregular ana o,GSr P'9pcr,5S, Thomas se' so"
Inwood-ave " = 100 T. W to Cromwels Brook
lot 3sG map Of Inwooi Maria Fnneh to TAT 600
1 rigS $50 r. u prospect An'hony
ave u SxiOO; Virginia Budelman to Marie -
Fregerck st. s. 30 It Of Bayard-s loHs7G ooo
Henry Budelman and wife 70 Marie i S Num-
Lots 42G and 327. supplemental map oi NpiW~DI
oath Ward William Burnham and wife 10 VIII IN
, lam ShI 100 r. Of Bainbrige-avc 75xoi
George Burnham to William " Niles c,.;,;.: ''
Bainbridge-ave . s. 100 I, Of Scott-a'e 2NVl, q.
u, as, sunnIcm.nia map Of Norwood pam
Ward. George Durham. jr. and wife to VIII IA
Lot 42 same map: Amanda Bussing to George ~
Durham ..................'' ''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
GUNNER Resort 0nioc.
GOING TO THE COUNTRY

LOOKING Tor some pIl'e WlIcI VI.IIU'IV'
Health, Pleasure. Economy - -,
n, on cos below the il!ustrai book summer Homes
IL give, list ~ hotels farm and boarding houses WIKI
GOOD BOARD At 80 PER WEEK ,-.,,.,,o.
md inward in sullivan. Ulster. and Delaware COUNTIES
on the main line and branches Of the NewYor,. on
taro and Western Railway; 1000 feet above the sea
in NewYSr nos II le IL 212 81 ga Snd w Is23
10Th St 25i Columbus Az. - Aston Place. ticket
Offices Zoo, OF Franklin and West l2d Sts In Brookyn
A Court s.. 500 Fulton St o5 Atlantic Az. rs Broad
way 2i9 Manhattan Az. Greenpin or Of j. C. A Yi
fon General Passenger Agent 20 Beaver St. New YORK
On Nav % % and excursion tickets for one fare VIII
he sold ~ 37 Broadway and ferry Offices giving an op,
p1-tunlty - pe-s onav selecting summer nome ana
ALEC enjoy a days fishing IN this delightful region:
ficke,s good re,uIn!ng Nav 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS At THE EXCHANGES

BUSINESS At THE EhIi1'>-NNH"
Although further inquiry mas brought out the iac'
that the Hotel Endicott has not been soid' as re-
ported last week It Is known that negotiations are
pending for trade fo- valuable property In the dry
goods district al a figure representing N2oOo
Little business was done in the auction market yes
;erday the only sale OF Twenty-third ana wen
ty-fourth ward property. AZ the Trinity saiesroom
YESTERDAY all The sales consisted Of property In the
rwentv-thlrd and ana Twenty-fourth wards, offered
by James J.. Wells the greater part OF the io's oi
fored were mortgaged. The first piece put UP was
LOT IN Wasblngton-ave near MISUNDERSTANDING
eighth-st: it was sold subject TO mortgage Oh
$3.50 AZ 8 per cent and brought so over the mort
gage from A. J. Paris a lot 25x25 In Third-ave'
opposite hundred and-seyenty nnth-st; mort
gaged for $50 COO sold for $40 over the morigagf
to Thomas r. Lancer LOT In one,nunoteo "a g!j
seventy -ffth-st. near Franklin-ave. brought N-.o
from Franklin Edgar, lot S1kio in ~, lre mont
ave near Marmion formerly part OF the henry
Stonev estate sold for $3.50 % H. Elckwai -Four
lots in Clintonaye near Oakland ne 49, T,ttIe
and James Harne;t. The corner OF Lebanon-s!'
and Clinton-ave brought sl.l5o from l.. Elckwait,
ana the next lot $50 from Mrs D. Packer io I'm ~
Prospcci-aYe. brought $500 from Mary lulue' Inc
sale Of the other lots was ADJOURNED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Banning yioa , u to Te v Ggsrane@ and Trust 5000
Dannen John 9nd WE 70 po ERA, years 1900
BeeEey Nchars o'f f 5thaye ycsr.'... JOS 900
B9GnSn John ana WI" ~ partav~ year.... 1900
Di sia G"6 eng 7 a.ssy oaa !. ss
Same julius IAprmsnn m.nss. ,,d5 p, '''
a. eees cur M .,t ycsrs s. ioo !. 81 1900
Cook lda D. 10 Robert Deo'"y 81 a. loo '''. 2ooo
cornvail Wi,iianl F. +, trustees Peabody Eluca-
ton Fund l4oh-st 5. is2s # G o. boui . ?; ooo
ward ana other pr2Per,y' mgT's"sa' I46t6-s,.
100 and 1866 Z, Of Boulevard mort ,oco
ss sasFS to Antono Rasines i4o,h-s 7ci # o
Of Han@l; S1oI PLACE 10 y A55s ,ccs i,i.
st. s. 76i 4 g Of Hamilton Place. month; % -"
De sadSnn ATspT' i75 II ~ o,h-a"c
rS SsabS Michael to the German savings Bank. 80.
No l52I avenue A. year i,,, Tor savings
cry Of New SoI% Saa'v n e'' 5000
c-o n''I K,rf To- Conrad Hcckert 4oh-s, = 225
II e. Of iih-aye 3 -. coo'
f-.rd and VII 10 Iociiner.
Marnion Place. s. 1886 # Tremon'-ave ,,o
,, yG1fs ,ca1ci,c and another To- l. Buikiey
Ke ts me' Tr rasi to Thomas Higgins linton
ave Q = 92l II n Of 1j2d ST. years .......... oVp
Kehr Ka,horina. al Thomas + Fisher. eH- :, ooo
ssaor 2aaye v,S S2 Constant "a ana another
N eKecuiors I2is,s E. 2IiG # Of 4ihave, ooo
rSv} year GTa:c to s Reynolds jennnss,s, So
a. Union ave. 8 years. --''
Nichels Edw, 20 Louisa II Reuther. 2th-si 49,
s s. io8 r. = Of 7th-ave. years. ..a.....;.. 600"
M,,Gs5l MAY no en- T. Of coums,ave year. 1000
Same 70 Rebecca l. Van der Beck lG,th-st. .oo.
n s. 100 n G II Cournbus-ave. year. io"p
Noskoekl Franzska To Adam Huston. 5lft-st o~1
2Gj Il o 9th-ave years. ......... 5ocO
Perez bernardo de I, 10 juliet Lord. 23l-si. e. 40
llsG II 81 6h-ave, years. 2oo
Palmer Franklin O. and wife e + Meyer ann
Coumhia-ave Q s. $40 r. Of l2ih-si years. 5000
Robinson Fannie ami another 10 J l. BrlMcy
o, ai 2S2 2SG East Broadway. ana al 10 1900
2T5 Divson-st. year ll"Vp
Robins o9dns I'i near 10 ..... 45 900
Sullivan Denis. ana wife TO 4 ]. Ne"hergcr. az o
800 81. years ""'"
stewart Emma and another 20 Matilda Grab
fielder ct al. executors. IAN st. =. Zjo n W $500
Of 2iaye. years :: %'Vp
Mn%en Guardian 52i Ea, 74,hs, years I25Oo
s9 a., A t,p.s norsage on lease 1900
Stephen" IS; "a ave 90 u year 5000
| The bohemian Cynnasjc Association 70 Edward
Years "..'....se..'. 900
Ipp nn ,4e ~ iSo West 7G,h-st demani .... 2s25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
GUNNER Resorts,
LONG BEACH ASS0GlAlT ION
Announces the Opening OF
LONE BEACH. l. D.
the Opening OF
SEASON OF 1894.


r.,s pnsor, il within easy reach OF New-SorR and
prookvn Frequent trains. moderate rates The beseh
Is uncxcelled as a resort anywhere on the Az
lantic Coast.
Malaria and kindred troubles are unknown. SANITARY
rules are strictly enforced Pure drinking water from pro-
tcced springs mainland Both surf ana saltwater
bathing Unlimited opportunities for boatng ana hs''"s'
HOTEL will conducted European or American
nlan and Will open June under the management OF Mr.
Charles l. Lindsay. Rooms will be let at reasohaoie
rates Transient rate SO 30 per day. American pan
liberal reduction ror week. month season.
FURNISHED COTTAGES be rented for 500 and
upwards and will be read- ly May 10 Gas and water
are included in rent TIE ASSOCIATION has arranged
FOR SUMMER PARLIAMENT during July and August
REV DAVID JAMES BURRELL d. D.. PRESIDENT.
The following well-known speakers will cooperate:
Joseph Cook. Prof Alfred G Schaufier Jesse L. Hun
but D. D. Wilbur F. Crafts D. D.. John L. Scudder
D. D. A. c. Dixon. u D.. Rev, n Stearns. John a.
Wooley Thomas +. Murphy. Mrs. j. Ellen Foster airs
Barnes Dr. Francis E. CLARK. H. y Tyler. ~ H. M"
Bottone. Mrs OsrandeI. and many others
Detailed prospectus will b. mailed on request
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
KOSSTTH CURRENCY.


To the Editor OF The Tribune
sir: In last Sundays Tribune the very interest
ing London letter Of G. W. S. refers 10 the Hun
garIsn note or bond distributed in America by Kos
suth happen TO have OF them before me
four by seven and one-half inches in size hand
somely engraved for that day. ful-length Kos
suth at the left Roman goddess at the right. and
in the centre. above victorious damsel trampling
a fallen king. IL reads:
Dated at New-York, % Of February, 1852
=. No. 21,5sl
HUNGARIAN FUND.
On demand one year after the establishment in fact
of the Independent Hungarian Government. the
holder hereof shall be entitled TO one Dollar pay
able at the National Treasury or at either OF rs
agencies London or New-York. or 70 exchange
the same In sums Of Fifty Dollars over for
certificates bearing per cent interest. payable in
ten equal annual instruments from one year after
said event. l.. KOSSUTH
am not enough Of expert 10 say whether
the signature is printed or genuine autograph. l
take II to be the latter. Doubtless many thousand
duplicates of this note survive in land. should
not wish 10 part with mine - .~
New-Haven. Conn. April II. 1894.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
FURNISHED 6onscs Go crt-gountrn.

rI,O RENT FOR TIE SUMMER u strictly private
i family ~ adults only. furnished residence that FOR
convenience of acccss and uneNcrplonabe ana delightful
probably 'e mOSt desirable suburban offering
OF the The house is new. large. quaint cool and
ventilated i've minutes fron Prick Church station
rent moderate ,ieht party. Addrcs Dr. J. ~ W
KITCHEN ~ lrosp ct-a'.. East Orange. y. ).
rI,o LET IN LYME. CONN. n large. very old Colonial
house modern cottage both handsomely ui nished
Comfortable delightfully."- situated. with me
air and views: bathing the Perpon House the
brooklyn Institute School OF Art a.oo other
houses and lands let and for safe Apply 20 rtii~
LIPS & WELLS Tribune Building. or T.. u. SAILS
BURY. Nsw-Havsn Cnnn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
ADIRONDACKS.
GnnLDMNLl PARK HOUSE

Or LAME MASHA " F.ITIT1
tho hear. of the North Woods Reached ny the
new a II l. lae from g. 9. Depot. Accommodate
200 guests All modern mproy erents Hunting and nshns
gns',. rasseI QUEEN ANNT COTTAGES for rental.
VIM. + INGOLD. Manager.
For Illustrated pamphlet Is Information. call or al
dress II GRTSWOID. Room 10 world Building. ~ T.
10
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Tribune 5
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BEST OF THE ARTICLES OF Rosw''
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"Natfonnl Bank Notes." numer'
" stnte pankst A Southern 1den'
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origin of the morrill, Tarfn. 'ns and the
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