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furnished Rooms.

BEAUTIFUL lrfe" room. via ~ con-
rsui"ar"-. FOR 600" og two Iafsau-. DI-
LOnMl. cas- s'h-av,
MNLFKS HOTEL.
60 WHIST .CTl sT.. y "A strictly
t''nprranH" house. pltr1nfyed lv the
". g. T. a.. 'niofs'l hv Mes Frances T..
Willard, arI prominent workers. Iu.!-rn,e
rate. CHARLES II. HAYNES. Proprietor.
MApISON-AVE.. l39.-Cn April I large
t.ift story 'front.' room. I'll convenience,
excellent table. references.
PRIVATE FAMILY VIII let alcovc room
Second story. 'front.'. win board. - two
gentlemen. or nucman and nlie. refer
"nc"s given ana required. 2ij West l31th-
81
ioTII-sT.. - WEST Mnrnin entity fur
nsh,d inrge rooms. finsly or en suite.
small 81 frs'-cinss.
IlTH-sT.. 10 WEST Z, mfor,nilc roorns;
surroundines 80 every 49, desirable
IS EAST 3STiI-sT. "a yhy,lcinn's II.
Dee SNOW n Tues !ays Tauircaye Fridays.
5 to =.
18TH ST. 1c3 EAST. Very pleasant
large room. also hail ro.m without lizard.
references.
81 WEST 9th 81. Handsomely far
nisa"l large and small rppr.g with bath.
lish' End heat. tor gentio;n"n.
32D ST. - West Handsome an. do.
r'fa"lc rooms. MT a.i arro;d noor. prl-
Nnte baths, gcati"mea.
23p-sT ., EAST opposite nsdis,n
Sqgarr Par'l. Larry hand one room ,
wan private bathroom connecting.
&c WrsT 4TIi-ST. Cwsshln;roa Square
Nic"ly furnished rooms fp- housekeeping
or gentlemen. rcnt a. 30 M
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Gorscs anO Carriages.

FOR SALE or TO HIRE FOR THE
AsNS'-Donv outfit for children. "a
dress Dr. O. 9. JACKSON. Pony Breeder
+ .. Box lGi Jamaica. l. J.
GREAT SACRIFICE.-$i5o thirc value.
party going abroad light. hrs'-c'ess
cu;unGer extension family surrey. useI SIX
weeks: also Si35 Tor elegant Top pnar, ~, ~
harness rob md holly whip. cost $f!b 90.
Inquire at PRIVATE STABLE. 10 west
44tf-sf
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WfrIIAM EAsTON AND THE HORSE EX


WILLIAM EASTON AND THE HORSE EX-
CHANGE.
Persons who intend - purchase horses sA'u.d
sead fo- tire catalogues u the wcei.y slles - be
leil - the American Horse Exchange. under th'
man,celnent Of william Easton. who wi. b" a'c-
tlonoer. The directors u the American Horse FIX
change are W X Vanderbilt Frederick Bronson.
C1iOnel William jag. !. q. X. Lawrence. T. \
Iamontngne. +. W. vanderbilt and O. feah'Iy
Wct,uDre anI ~ TIE si,rs - be held uaIsr
thor auspices. The lr.t r,Su.ar wcok; sd" VII
y. held on Wednesday. when ID varied assortment
az horses carriages and harnesses VIII BE-. dlap See.
o. Mr. Eis;on VIII scl he thoroughbred year
lings Of rc,ry an The cndnS breeding cstablsh-
mems IN the country. and VII hold many s1i"s ~
horses IN training us heretofore. All entries for
sales AMI o'her communications should D. al
dres4Di L. William Ea.ton American Horsr Ia
change Br014way AMI FlfiiC;I-st
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Ci.n Real estate for Galc.


4 CHARMING HOUSE. on aspAaiiei
rtreet. restricted block. fOr sale.
~ WEST sITN-ST On
This extra wide. lcht and cheerful y
foot 4-story house. win pantry and h ,'in
extension l,ght stone ciIouirr tron'' D.n '.
white. boudoir IN whit maple. beautifully
decorated and at;ed with automatic gas
lighting. IS ofisrrd al n considerable rcdu'-
ton from cos; l.st GDrirg ~ on OF tnr
la'cs, and finest holTes built b. bt'EN &
co. and the best bargain now IN We ne az,
ket. InGuirc on premises. or @! CHARLES
Buck. owner. Columbus-aNe. ana 'Z1-s'.
FIRsT-CLAFS. 3-.;ory. i9-foot houses.
tth-st. nca- Park. $4,000. STENENS'
shave, corner 92c-s'
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner losih-st. -
Substantial artistic. detached house. low
Price: send .or c.rcular ATLAS lM'
PROyEXENT CO.. ~ Broadway.
7STU-sT.. overlooking ParN.--Four-s'ory
Brow nstone house. with extension lp' TX
100: principals only. OWNER. BOX H.
.,2i2 Broadway.
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Conntrn EfaI Gsiais fer Sale.

AGENCY for Nontclair. -f;esideToe irop,,
critics all Kinds. sale or rent; furhishei
houses. Tubhs & Taylor BeeSInrn-st.'N.i l..
MOUNT VERNON. Long list 81 des.r,
ale places for sale or iert. ANCr-bI-' "0'
4th-aYe Sew-YCrk. Call morning.
MOUNTAIN HOUSES fo- sale snd rem;
evrrv descript.on. l. c. IIlNcK. III
Broadway. Room ~ or M9ntc.a.r. -. =.
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90 fei Tor Business iJnrppacs

A FINE BASEMENT and sub-celiar;
near Broadway. building; size. 30ss0; cleo
tic light. steam heat and telephone con-
veniences; Will let n, a moderate nsuTe
70 desirable party Address LESsGE' T.
o. Box 2z97.
LOFT TO LET.--chcap; good business
locality: 1855 West Eroadway Apply
CROUTER.
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domestic Gltnatlous lUan!t0

Females.
A-EONGRAND. Wes. s2dst.. has
goverresses. houceksepers, maids, nurses
cooks. buffers and Wallets. and hep OF all
nations
AT MRS. MALMBERG'S ORIGINAL Swed-
ish Bureai.--Well- recommended swedish
servants for private families only Call
$50 fth-ave, upstairs.
cHAMBERNAID and NURSE. = Best
city references. l3I West 5G,h-st.
CHAMBERMAID.- by a young girl; do
sewing: good reference, lei Eas, Seth-st
CHAMBERMAIp or GovERYEss.-Iy
young lady just arrived from Paris; can
speak French and German; wishe, stu
alton os chcmbcrmaid or 10 take care az
and instruct child. Address HOTEL.
VALETTE. 18S Woos,ey-st-
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uori tuanico.
Males

N,loa
VIZ rt4p-rNC
a. -, -, ',J A'Ii,or
mrs tTn,iling Rom 49, Fl PARK Row.
ur,,,>c,.,., rvprrptTlp arl
I.i. p, =, y, - s'.'.n. *
, .'.''', - ,.,..,-.et .-l.r, mod
'ii,r,.s 80 ltr0aIuay,
H1ar -.
vor->.. v,N % with knowledge X
he.ss..plng and s.yo-al yeus' oilc" OK
vor.en.e would Ike a position. salary no
object ", ~ @l-Hte.
- ,...-r..,,,,,.- t-- s...ts
49,, az IN m 'f''ngli.h. rndrr-
60. ,t'tso'uinr. wants situation IN
commercial l44ine-s Is willing 20 work fnr
Il .1iar, which would Iay his tonrl In tn
h.,un.ng Al.r,s AI.ms iIas sflte,
f-ti,,.',. r0l1.
,c,,.rrr,,,X With io ,eors. practical
... .- r,..r.ffu-. gardening aud
,s..,,r r,.,or.tanl, b. ake.pins. short
iaal aai ,yYeur.tng wlshc. position. al
reference. b X. Irhnn" Once.
,.cf-Ns NAN dssir.f position at
,,,,b'r, r.s.!~, AZ home. AI.GOTU. 3ij
-. AZ, a,
., ....-. ,,t,h .f-ff.v.r. moderate salaIy +.
-. CASHIER la49 BraaIWay.
,.p ,t.curs,fIT
Al.' 81 J - . b. -" -. ,tp.~i.ncc.
f,miilar wi,h ali styles Z architectural
work construction ari t"'Hur thNrl
tlnnahle r"i.rcn, -. A'r,, = N''N IA 30
u"'-' '''' - - -
: YOUNG MAN would IKE po.r,,,n N
Nrf"rv. chance - nHF h''ii'', -,
'aS.ns rhait" "t W." h'Nr, ~ '
-....,,.. o., o,.,,,,v-
10y. u. Nl'I's ~, ',.v,vT *
Morr1c.a'
BOOK KEEPER '@-'.-Sing'c "ni d'uule
eifrr experienced "a h1'Af''4rt N' ~
distant. bent f-f"renc"- ". care i!u''""rs'
los Meiis'n-si
HOOKKEEpER. assistant collector Or
shipping clerk. a'tNr. IN ils.' w., "
ri'r'"i ,'H"S Nun, H., rrpIAN
Wiling az. an 'i'na' A'''c'' ''''''''
- ""'' -" 800. -.
NrINNSS MNNAitl' .r ~ ~ ~
: wears 'Nr''l"' 90, 49,
host r'i renee. .. IL. - i"N "''
I'm Oh, =
lkASS-l lNiSiiF J uhE MN, - -
her iniufiriog-. on lam" or l~nch NIX :
O years experience b'N s'l' N''''s
''".'' .'.' 1910, - -
'Itlth- "i'iS NUN, -, N'-'' ~"
ci"iAship. i',""u, WI. ",..i'..,.,.i o..
c" r." ed o. sAVAGE. 5;A Jewe,t-avc..
r,r..,. tifv
CLERK. Grocery or ''h' 'Ny ~ ID.
,.t.t, it''.,oo p.
- ''-'''' " 90
COMPANION. BY young man ns com
canon - a., ....tr les, r.tor
49,. tIIr-AN : Vr.t iGth-.t.
a.,
~ mn a.. 1,, ~. ssCu,,.l hy
''.,'''' A., -. a. rfrpf...rf.N Am
Up -. ~ 80, e., c..i,t.r, r,'ii
- LMi - MN 80 '''' i 80
CHIEF STEWARD "r n!miltr "n'i' ~
nnent desired fy u French cook an. hiF
-ifs. u required. ttr'ci'y Iri zee ,nn,r
french couple H. H. DIX "-'' '-''
'i'''I"'y
ct'TTER. Practical cutter AMI tailor
age ~ ars,a". ,'', a.i r. Ts Ad
~ ~ ~ F-on,-,,,,. nc. rr,5kl,n.
ares '"' ''''''' w.
e VP WILL PAYER yor- room WA
nr" c!lt paper. k4ls'ni'tihF. -" i''"' H.
81 -; p'nsi'fihg dom a. a. N'f} ~" p .rI
oui .i"r Voc a.. ~ a." .''' P'''"'
.'HM tl.N'"' w f's' '''' ST.
Cr.sTn,fS CUTTER. Practical talo. ~
eNu.rienc, AMI ca.l nush holman, city or
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gorrIrn Real Gstdie 70 ttf

AVOE- BY-THE-SEA. y. y.
25 bedrooms In two cottages. together or
separa:ely. Address ". MALBERII, 0"'
3,r-ave.
MOUNT Ni.INON-Long lis ~ d"1lr-
able pisces Tor sale o. rent. ASGfIL. J~i
4;h-a ave. NcwYork. Cali mornings.
TO RENT. FURNISHED -1iiagcs. for the
summer season, at stamford ia-'hc-' at
sk,lls Adlrcss w. II. ALPINE. STAN
:O-d. y. Y.
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Domcsti; Gitratlons 1)nn.r0

Males
cOACUMAN GROOM or sECOED-MAN.
--Thorough!y eyperifsced young German.
Sovd appearance; excellent references ci'y
or country: sGlary moderate. Accsess
40 ACTIJAE 20 Yves. l4th-st
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nlleeclianrous.

COLEMAN STAII' wanted. s. 10 500
pos 10. all Kinds wanted. PETERS -.
80 Last lpin-st.
GENTLEMEN wishing 10 dls3ote n
their len-on clothing al a fair sals. WI.
u Gth-ave.. near Wayefiey Place.
J, II. SIMS. Halter. iai Cln,on Place
y Silk hats mcdc over sor 81 90:
Derby RATS cleaned and ietflnmed. 3ic
5. nd postal card and ". VIII cell (or our
la. AID return. The sane IN good she2..
POSTAGE STAMPS WASTED.-Dis.
&C dec album collections hoarh.; also en-
,,loprs. =: Tcre. w-.tc particulars, price.
etc: appointment b. letter oaiy. WARD,
- East i0th-st.
s3.ALL Roll TOP Desk wanted; rust b.
c,:es5 FOR casa: state price all size.
DISK. Box 20. Tribune Olics
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an easy matter for the .ace;racks to cut OF the
su0,iy Of free badges from The hcelers ara lh'il
ro'--.o-- or both soves who have hHel the gram
cton!s at o." rac,tr1cks - the det:iment OF tNe
There - a decided objection - me catGn-p ,n,.s,
frnc-fc'd att1chu;srt 20 am a. ~" 'A1ilS re-
trac.s re de,ts ere dcnerlliz!ng II the!r ton
dcncicl. ana are rs gree; lrtrmcnt TO- r'c,ng
AS the ,,o1irooms Or the foreign books; II - tne
~ nne.s OF american racing coupled Win H.
avaricc ana g-asn!nc propens'ties OF ne g,an-a
rnqnacen,cnt OF racing ofc.a's rat has 1"e:@l
tho spo-; IN the eyes OF -" pubic. SOW 'I9t Ila
REIN % turf government are n tA' nanTrSS %n M
tx. lanes r. Kccno Colonel ". !. Ihonp-l'
r X S,ure,ls August Ec.mont J. O. I,erner an, an
Gideon Lee KNAPP. everybody Woo desires hisn
standard - racing and the prosence - INC le!,.-rs
OF American society at the raceiracks 10 CIV, u'
tnc should lend thor All and support 70 ire J'e'E
Club
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Nonr0 ano Eooms.

Al AcCOMMpDATIO%s. 80 5th-aye..
rcaf ibih-st.. references
Handsomely FURNISHED Ir..rns for
Gca .ltiH"n. with board. - I.i4; ",.t-s,
EAST ;jTII-sr. 10 5t'i-ae~.- ELEGANT
corner rooms ig1uth"'n c1pasutaj vim
board. stiictiJ' nrai-cla.s
iITH ST. = EAST. ncnr j,b.,ve ~
c'il"nt neghbori.oYl: desirable. larr. .r,n,
room. ABUNDANT taOir. married c.u,.l~.
Ecai'.g'h.
~ WEST l2Tli-ST. Nicely r,.n,slc.,
rooms - rent. w.ia board. rc,,rcnc q.
1aD-sT. :ns WEST Ficran, .,.r,s
wiih ffs,-clasS board; location Gesirable
references.
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Citp Real Gsloie Go Ect

HOUSE. Is rooms. West Ilth-st.. 5000.
House. IL rooms, West 1lth-st.. sl.i
Other West SIDE houses.
IILLERY, 400 Elccckcr-st.
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FIRcT-CLAss DRESsMAKER Ky day.
go or suits made home. - up; lntest
STYLES: beau,,tr! fl. Address FASHio"-
ABLE, l3y East 41th-s'.
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APARTMENT Go Get.

DESIRABLE APARTMENT. furnished.
for summer months 10 Last l6'h-si.' APP
ply 1aniior.
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ApYERTIsEME%rS AsD ri1Becprp.
Tons TOR TIE EFW- YORK TVin-
me WILL HE RECEIVED At TIE
UPTOWN orr y: 40. i.2i2 Broadway.
VEKTlSEMESTs at the following Tiranch
Oriccs: ~ Eighth-nvc.. 1Gn Thlrd-nvr
corner FDrty-set'nth-st.. 100 Ta.r F0r,v.
tsren;h st. corner Thifi-ave: 100 roz,
i.ath-s:.. near Third ave. OoG Thl-s-av.
roor Sixty-nrst-st.: i.7ns Firs,-ave. 100
West FoTty-second-st.: iae Colnnsu.-,ye
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flats 60 let iinfnrnishco.

ELEGANT FLAT. 5oxso. containing II
rooms. perfect order. In the Darlington
70 East 25th-st-
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W. GRAIiAAiE ROSS AND TATTERSALL'S.
Tat,ersairs announces that the fu.ure sales or
". y. Grand's horses Viii DO hc!l at Tat'ersi-!'
sale repository. Fifiy-nfth-a; ami Seventh ave. Nj
Grand has associated h:r .cY with Tat'crlFs and
Will hold bis frat sl,es on March - and -. when
a combination sale Of carriage nrl e'nr-a purpose
horses will b. hcI ". Grahamc Ross. t.c man
agcr OF Tuttcrsal's. = prTnrci t. c'nlict i..'5
~ horses II every description II e his Intention
10 secure expert men - take calrse = he az
ferert class-s ~ horses offered Tor ale. W. ~
F,siy ,s In charge ~ the tr,;'ing department -
that the ir,;tlng horfe owners are sure - beg,
fairly treated. sir Ross intends u keep ny he
Egh standard ~ the sales he'd lv Ta'',rsairs %
every particular. onl earnestly desires p p.e7se
tsrsalis.
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FURNISHED 6onses Go Get.

l35 WEST 95TiI-sT. -3-s.orv hou.e
81 200 vii! rent furnished. 8iE' f--NH
Dth-ave.. corner go
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TRorT1NG AND OTTER HORSE notes.


...,..u.,,.l, .,., ortr,p t,opcr notes.
THOIIlNG AND 'i''i,'' -. rae or.,ol
'hr second pi> ms vi W. l,.., ~. , ro-,,-,,
by the New-foTk DrVlnS C!'p S''o"
ohl,. encouraging result On,y seven Of the o-ig-
-, ocs -. ,,-,,,, and NJ those two were d.
'.' 40 5r,.,ol f,, tho 2If class
md orlv one from the 90 Class. y. '"i-
"- V"', cn,, ron Il r. Judge Tolor
"H"S '"i' .''"9' ,.,,, tho 81
49, "''' .,, 49,, .ht,,--r,ne horses
contest wh''' sum "'a "a. r~,.i,. q,
eligible. ;. Nal'"'' f'lf "''. ''' - o. a..
l'''''''' "'' ID" ' -, 49,. Ion, COL
disappears irIi u' WV '' ~ ilt 20
smith l-orclng Monitor. hut retaining ''' mo To
,,-,,.,., ,,. s,,r. V-.,r.. charley Green. New
" ''"i tt,.. t... Arlington IN t.
Il'rtiorl. ~ ," '-'' " -. ,,,r- war
thrae-y lr-o.df. a'' N'.N ''f' Ut, "' ar+,t.r
Oh stake i.f 100 the lnf'lr 'V.nt H' "H9 ""'
' m .t, i,...r.l,i 4. The only other
'""F' '"' 49, .'- ..tt... lin, ont % the
contestant. W d. "''' - - nav
threc-ycar Oh stalk" j. ms Ir"I''"i -
,,s {, kan, ,,,, ., tho ,fl ihp stakes VIII DC moro
W'".' N.Y. ~ g., c,,1s will be too
than sclfsnli i'hf am ''' ' ri. .
large for an in@ ilrf.s t. start ~ once l''''
l ,..... .,,..,.r, f. oyer $500. The three Mex
payment VIII "e ABOUT @''''' ""''''
number Should drop out. $500
r,r,-,sat,., fivcs II three tro;nC tracks on ''"s
49,, ,, 80, c,,,,-l,v NJ Jamaica and orsanlZ"i
lSa''l "''' ga ,r..,t circuit Associations
the Long IsanI 1rotuhs 'F'"'' =,
Tha,,1s IT, Bacon, Of the Queens county ran -
s,lt,,i,r 70 tho president and s. II. Williams sec
S'''''o'' " .''e -. Two classes AMI amour, OF
rr'a'F anu "'d'"' a,,.,,,t,, viii be decnlci
the next meetin% OF the aSN''.A1'ol,. ~ 40.
at Jamaica April - a i,E 81 ID" a;r9yeseni May
in
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ADyERvISFMTxTS ~ suBScEIr'
rNE VIII oE rricTIVED Al rue ~;
TOwS oitiCE No. .i2 b,ead Ga,y' "a
door noitii o: Thi-ty.nr,t.st am My ~ ~;
rlsENENTs a, the following iMa.on ~, ~,
ctn 2lf sth-aye.. :. c. cor. 80 t.o -,
Vu-ave' III Fourth-aNe.. oor ~ iOu .
tcsrth;st,' $50 Thlid.avc.; ~ "a, ,o;,h.
.e'enth-s. conner ID ave- $50 Last '-''"'
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Drresmakina.

FIRsT-CLAss DRESsMAKER Ky day.
go. or suits made home. - up latest
STYLES. b~autttu, IT. Address FASiiio"-
ABLE. l3o East 41th-s'.
A SUPERIOR DREssDAKER. nrst-ciaps
C,,r. desires more engagements by tnc Cu:
with selec. families; highest reference. b''
20 shave.
An ARTISTIC DREssMAKER wishes. a
few more customers at home or ont By tn'
dnv: tailor mad, suits from $50, w guar
an,eod EISENiIARD. 200 West "lst-t'.
spTIsTfC DESIGNER. good litter anl
economical c'i,ter desires ladies 10 scna
card and she VIII cali: no plain sewing
MADAME. 2o9 Fest lsth-s'.
ARTISTIC pREssMAKING; perfect #
ting COSTUMES; handsome dresses. 81
MIN OWEN. l57 West 22d-s,.
ARTIsTIC DREssMAKlNG; imported
fashions hotel orarTs z, shGrt no' t7 r an"
Ii,h-st.. between Broadway and University
Place. ---- ---------'
Artistic rREssMAKING: rerfect
eifire costumes. Sc. Miss II. 81. OWEN
lJ7 West 221-s'.
DrEesMAKER will work by The Ht,y
.or 81 o.. competent In MI hrancne5' NJ
dress T.. Box 80. Tribune Of.ce --
DREssMAKEH.-M cook. pTiy,e,s
dresSnaker. 2C2 West 23G-st hrst
work nt. Moderate prices Su'''ne' orc
n speciality. -------
DDCssMATsER wants n Few NOR" cpS-
,o,ncre AZ home: suits from SO up -
FOX. 2l2 IVES; s0th-st.. near H''''"'''
Drive
ELEGANT spring and summer COS
tunes: latest STYLES from Paris b",t W. 80,
rnanshi.; moderate price. THEBAID' IO'
Yves, 40thst. -------
y eTrp SUITS rnado from - and up
O. a guarantee viii cut AMI ~ Tho mrs,
lining free Of charge. Miss NAiLON 2p'
East s1st-St.
u,,r p. AHTOISFTTE. 900 West
,o..hs, Couturie'c Francai~".-
p.riz,,n fashions for sprinG and summer
na1 .-a,. price. 70 ae!ay------.----
for Sale.
SMALL COLLECTION Of American
cn,nsr and aiiver coins. many In IN. SU -.
T,,,nn. will be sold reasonable. LAlIOH'
2is Heid-ave.. Brooklyn. ---
At GREATEST BARGAINS ever o.
fered' Trunks. ,raT.l, ., .asS dressing.
Uses Straps. se1-chaiis. ~ old rn'm ~.
rouse CHARLES SCHWARTZ % f'"-
ave. near 9h-si. ---------
ATTENTION. machines ,I5 i,,on OF SAL ll'
kinds: new. SO s.oe ssa'"' r -.,ni Al
RAuzcirs. 2.I5i 3d-avc.. iisth-s''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-19

BEAUTIFUL largo room. Win ~ con-
r'ui":!D"-, 'or 600" or two PERSONS. DE-
I.DNNL 60 A,h-n,.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04
CORRESPONDENCE
anIridgc

Tho. ell f,,;l ,.,,,.,.,.,t nd ,,.t.,5,.,i4.,
sumner Ia he' oiy.n lac ,he + Ill. I'D
Snci.tv gin H. ~, az. .v,.,.i,,s, ~ L.,
Il. Tie concert Hnl he m In I Mon
church. at o'clocL Iho adie- ol tho
society viii adept ancient costume a.
lat Il, possible ana III" mu-f anu all
other lectures 81 lhe concert will e"ile-
spoh". NJ HI" fpuee III supper "iIl hr
served al the hall ia W oldrn 81 ylr.
Inc Good Template held an open lodgr
A,l Wednesday,. ana gayc yrry intcf-
t,lihg entertainments ! In lodge VI
organized year ago lat September
WIN IL charter members. II 10" mum
n'fe "N'l 9o members and L INA iiorl-fi-
II Z condition
There Was no service at either church
last sunday il va, 80 stormy. Elder
Lormond came from Athens 10 attend
his appointment at tllc Mon church but
there were no hearers. lie viii be here
again tie AN OF IAN.
Miss NJ. f. Skillu Of Lynn. Ma.
spent a week including Christmas with
lIcr slSler' ME-. Alohlo Brown On her
way TO allnou, she also Visited itlrhd>
HI lor'iana' fiaii"NcIi, lltt>held' Hart
lahu ana hrndu,keag ch route expecting
I" arriNe M ailbo4 TO- be present at her
Y Y'D.a, : IL - ''N''''i' N''''i"- ann
-, 49, -.
MIS- NJ \, Mitchell has returned IL
ii'r nome III fatien. Me
The Christmas Tree at tire Baptist
church was success. The exercises
luaer Inc management ot >. Ham
ne superintendent. were all timely rem
aered'
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04
PRENDERGAST GUILTY.


CHICAGO. Dec 80 The jury in the case
Of Prendergast the assassin of Mayor
Harrison, found the prisoner guilty yes
terdny afternoon, and recommended that
he be hanged.
Ghc verdict produced a profound seusa-
TIN in the courtroom. Prendergast WIZ
brought into court and heard his doom.
lie was apparently almost paral yzed with
fear, and stood dazed and pallid until II
bailiiI led him to "A chair.
When Clerk Fitzgerald arose to read
the finding Of the jury, the prisoner stood
clutchng the back of IA chair, cycling him
with the most intense cagerness. His
long. bony fingers neryously clasped and
unclasped the back of the ehair. his
knees trembled violently, his face WIZ
flushed and the spiteful looking mouth
opened and closed as though he would
say something but lacked the power to
speak.
We. the Jury. fluid the defendant.
Patrick Eugene John Prendcrgast, guilty
of murder in manner and form as charged
in the Indictment. and fix the penalty at
death
Fitzgerald's voice, clear and calm. read
out the finding, and died away with Il
slight emphasis on th" final word.
Then Prendergast revealed himself the
utter coward. Ills face turned pale. he
opened his mouth to speak, but only "A
faint murmur came from between his hot
and quivering lips.
lie moved slightly and would have
fallen to the floor but for the assistance OF
a bailitf When the jury WAS polled he
listened with avidity to each and every
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04
Sarah Wyman Jewett.

The death of this most cstimable wo-
nouncement of the fact. She was born
on MAY 1st. 1915, the oldest child Of
Deacon Joseph and Polly Wyman. IN
til her death, the family was unbroken
Her early years We're spent in the neigh
orhood o1 birth, rendered dear 10 her by
the association with relatives and
friends; each year bringing to her in-
,'reasing responsibilities in the home life,
and in the work of teaching. in which
she speit some years. On the 7th day
of June. lS42. she WAS married to Col.
Henry .jewrtt of the town of Canaan.
They resided nine years in that town,
then moved TO Skowhcgan, the remain
der of her life being spent here. Six
children were born to this union. three
only. Herbert Jcwctt. Mr. j. \. Swain.
and \. f.. .Iewctt, surviving her Her
married life of oyer fifty years WAS II
most happy one. and in the home and
family the best traits of her worthy
character developed. In her disposition
She was. qulet and retiring. Pcrhap, her
main characteristics were industry and
faith In her last hours, when the visit
of the death Angel was expected each
moment, the weary hands seemed .,triV-
ing again and again to resume the old
employments and as the spirit nearcd the
gates of the eternal city. the words OF
Gods truth, trembled upon the lips.
Her aged husband is left to mourn her.
She lived well, and for every one of her
true acts. the world Is better.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04
Four Heirs Get "A Quarter Each.

-Four legacies of % cents each result
from the will of Matthew Stanley. late
of Watervliet. just probated before sur
rogate Conway. The estate consists Of
real estate valued at s., 800. mortgaged
for So, 900, and 81, 800 worth of person
al estate. The Will devises to the tesla
tors wife, Eveline, the income OF one
third OF the property during her life
time. A son, Edward, of Barton. Vt,
is bequeathed 81. The rest of the es-
tate is deN Used TO William L. Stanley
and James Oscar Stanley. Edward
Stanley is dead, and his bequest of 81
goes to his children, Susie c. Stanley,
Eliza A. Chapman Springfield, Mass
Samuel f. STANLEY, Barton, Vt, and
Freeman G. Stanley, San Francisco,
who will receive 25 cents each. AL
bany Argus.