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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-19
Training reachers, Assooiatlon.

PHILADELPHIA, July 18.-The first an
nual Training Teachers association is in
session in the Drexel institute. The as
sociation, which was formed in Chicago
during the Columbian exposition is for
the purpose Of securing cooperation III
study and experiment, to disseminate
information regarding the principles,
progress and development Of manual
training and to promote the professional
interests of its members.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-19

Grand Circuit Races.

DETROIT. J ly lS-DaA Court, a Michigan
trotter won the HOrseman's stake race for
foals Of 1890 in the races here. His owner, S
A. Browne Of Kalamazoo, was presented with
q silver cup valued at 81, 600 as breeder of the
winner, the cup being the offer of the Chicago
Horseman. The first prize was 5000, second
$4,000, third 81, 50J fourth $l,C00. They were
taken respectively by Dan Court, Nemoline
Silicon and Margrave. Roseleaf won easily
in the 22l trottiHg event and Joe Patchen
CAPTURED the pacing race.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-19
The Swift MINNEAPOLIS.

WASHINGTON, July 17.-The Mime
apolis has done even better than the
first reports indicated on her trial trip
gommodere SSlfTidge has telegraphed
the navy department that the vessel
made 23:05 knots subject to tidal correc-
tionS
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-19
Refused TO Sustain the Point.

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-By vote Of
26 to 20 the senate has refused to sus-
tain a point of order against Hans
brough's 81, 000 900 thistle determination
amendment to the agricultural appro-
priation bill.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-19
Won by Euuchinr Their Hits.

CHICAGO, July I8-The Colts defea ted the
Co.onels by bunching their hits in the fifth
and seventh. In both inDiogs the batting
streak came after two outs. Hartley umpir-
ing was unsatisfactory anu his deci ions KEEP;
both teams in a constant wrang from start
to finish. Attendance, SIS. Score:
Chicago. o 0 0 . 3 0 0 o. Il 2
Louisville 81 y 0 0 o 0 o. 5 IS 3
Batteres-Schriver and Stratton Weaver
and Knell. Umpire, Hartley.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-19
An EfCht-Hour Work Day,

WASHINGTON, July18.-SenatorG George
has introduced joint resolution provid-
ing for an amendment to the constitu-
ton providing that eight hours shall
constitute legal days work for persons
ding manual labor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-19
Crltchlov In Jail Acnin.

PITTsBURG, July 1S.-Sylvester Critch-
low, the first man tried for murder in
the Homestead case, is in Jail, this time
on a less serious charge. This time he
rs sued by his wife for surety Of the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-19
Utah Statehood Bill Signed.

WASHINGTON, July 18.-The president
has signed the bill to permit Utah to
hold constitutional convention and be
admitted into the Union as a state.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-19
wolcott on His Way Home.

DENVER, July 1S.-A cablegram from
United States Senator Wolcott an
nounces that he has left Carlsbad and
will reach Washington about Aug. 1.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-19

LANCASTER. o., July 1S.-Republicans
Of the Twelfth congressional district
have nominated ex-Attorney General
B. Z. Watson of Columbus.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-19
Today,s Leasue Games.

Boston at Philadelphia, Brooklyn at Ralti-
more. Washington at New York, Louisville
at Chicago. Pittsburg at St. Louis.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-19
TIE MARKETS.


PITrsBURG, July II.
BUTTER-Elgin creamery, 21022c Ohio
fancy creamery. l6Gl8c; fancy country roll,
l4Gl5c; low grade and cooking, 5Q6c.
CHEESE-Ohio finest new, 73498c; New
Y,,Tk new, GAG 1Oc; limburger new. S24G914o;
GA Wisconsin Swiss, l3GI319c; old Ohio
Swiss, l19l2c.
EGGS-strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
eesF~ in cases 121zGl3o; strictly fresh south.
eTn, u81l1ac.
POULTRY-Large live chickens, 6l065c
per pair; live chickens, small. 40145c; spring
chickens 10000; ducks, 40150c per pair as to
size; turkeys 1GSe per pOund dressed poul-
try, l08llc per pound; turkeys. ll9l2c per
pound spring chickens. 1S021c.
WHEAT-No. l red, 56059c; No. red, SO
@57c.
CORN-No. 2 yellow ear. 54955c; mixed
ssg, 521j}c; No. yellow shelled, 53Q5lc;
kss mixed shelled 4e951c.
OATS-No. l white. 5l152c; No 2 do, 80
oslo; extra No. white, 48049c; mixed, IS
Q4Sc.
HAY-Cho'ce timothy S1425@14 so; No. l
Saothy, S!4C0G14.25; No, 2 timothy. S12500
ks$k MIXED clover and timothy, Sl0.0l91200;
packing. S60OG6.50; No. l feeding prairie,
$7.500S0O; No. do, S6.510701; wagon hay,
Sl5.CO0lGO0
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-19
Bankruptcy Bill Passed.

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-The Bailey
bankruptcy bill has passed the house.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-19
TALKED FOR AN HOUR
The Formal Tariff Conference
Of Short Duration.
VOORHEES, EXPLAINS MATTERS.

No Discourtesy to Republicans Intended
Sugar, Coal, Metal, Wooden and Cotton
Schedules Chief Bones of Contention.
Disagreement May Be Reported.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-19

Office in Oakland will be closed from July
10th to August 9th inclusive.
N B.-By an act of the General Assembly
of Maryland, passed at January session. 1890
being Chap. 56j. it is provided that: All
county taxes shall be due and payable on the
first day of September succeeding the date of
levy, and on all county taxes paid on or before
said day discount of per cent. shall be
allowed and after the first day of January all
taxes shall bear interest at the rate of per
cent per annum until paid. The Treasurer
shall take the discount and charge interest
on the tax bills for county purposes regularly
same on his books and upon the receipt given
for taxes so paid but this discount shall not
be allowed unless the whole amount of State
and county taxes for the current year be paid
when the same is made"
Is. i. SOLLARS, Treasurer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-19

CATTLE-Receipts for iris week have been
kAavy and the demand only fair, while buy
es% took their time to make purchases The
pens at the present time are pretty well cleared
n cattle. Prime, G4.3jG4 81: good. 50. s014IG;
good butchers, $3.5G33 6j; rough fat, S2.75R
49, fa'r light steers. S2.2jQ275; good
kS cows and heifers, S25003. Co; bulls, stays
and bologna cows S2.00Q3 or fresh cows and
s1nsnger Ss0.06;0 400l
HOGS-Receipts very light; market active
and shade higher than yesterday. Philade
phias, Sj500j3j; best Workers.. SIS. 2065 %;
common TO fair Workers, S5.t005.10; pigs,
S52OQ5. @5 good sows, S4.0804.@5; stays and
FSsg1 sows &3.00&3.25.
2AHEP-SuUply fair about s cars for sale;
demand fair and market slow for sheep at
BAs&snged prices, while lambs were very dur
afFl slow. Extra, S370&3 80; good, So. 2003:5);
fair, S200G2.75 common, 50cD Sl25; year
ings, S2.254a80; lambs, S2.503450; veal
sslVss, S5eOa5.o0 heavy and thin calves,
e8sso9AOO.
CINCINNATI. July II.
HOGS-Marlet in good demand and higher
OF S475G550; receipts. go head; shipments.
400 head.
CATTLE-Ma.kot steady at se.2504l Oi re-
reipts, 500 head, shipments. zoo head.
sHEEP-Market steady at Sl0lGS2j; re-
SSir%s, 400 head; shipments. ESQ., head.
LAsabs in fair demand at S2250365.
NEW YORK, July II.
WHEAT-Spot market weaker; No. 2 red,
store and elevator, 5S16c afoat. 5916c; No.
northern, 6715c; No. hard, 691sc.
CORN-Spot market weak; No. 2, 481Sc;
elevator, lS94c.
0ATS-Spot MAI ket weak; No. 2, Acc asked;
No white. roc asked No. white, 45c; track
mixed western, l716c; track white western,
4e155lac; track white state, 49d55c.
CATTLE-Market nomiRally firm; Euro
pean cables quote American steers at 91hG10IEci
per pound. dressed weight; refrigerator
beef at 6I607Ac per pound.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Sheep and inferiorl
LAMBS dull and barely steady; good to choice
lambs NC higher Sheep, poor TO fair $2.5O0I
$50 pea 100 pounds; lambs, common to choice.
93.256l5.7O.
HoGS-Market higher; inferior to choice,
S5.2605, 70 per 100 pounds.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-19
for Infants and Children

Castoria isso well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me- II. A ARCHER, II. D.,
iii So Oxford ST.. Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-19

PhiIa. ...........1 0 0 0 0I'-I2 Il 0
Boston ...........0 0 0 50 S %
Buckley and Tay or; Tenny and
Staley. Umpire, Campbell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22

John SITS AZ the northeast corner OF these s;ree1s
is Henry Kress's restaurant and barroom. NieS,
The complainant declared that Iwyer arrested MN
for refusing to give him drink ana Tor oruerihS
him out of the place. -, -, E. o,d
ress's customers interfered in his bel i anu
Alo,ph Halge and Emile Tugendrich we're also A., nr
rested on the way TO the Old sip station NIP
rnchs who has liquor store at No GO Mass ln-s,,:
was alec arrested for interfering with l,WNeT. put
che US released on arriving at tho station kress
Vas dned s. next morning in the Tomhs for ds2r-
s1onsrs bnt got no satisfaction. The Indictment
ch5rstu f,csed a. the trial that be did not enter
Erass's mace but arrested Kress because ne ana
others were noisy in the street DWyer WAS IT,
nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS At TIE EXCHANGES.


Although the prices obtained at the auction sales
Yesterday were consll red on the floor az rather
low there were. nevertheless. Indications OF H'h
IN cr ore In the market. bidders were present
and all the property offered by executors was Sol'
4. the Liberty Street Exchange w W. fosS o.
f.raG by order Of Henry Gourtier executor oil IN
estate Of Aflle,nc Schaccer. the house NO 81
Bl.ecl.er-s II IS A fourstory brick apartment WIN
an estimated rental of $l.,n per annum. Inc size
OF inc lot a. lN$N62. Tn" bidding siirtri ~ 500
ami WIS carried 10y small BIDS - >i5f''' al "li'.n
price Henry korn was the BUZZ n T. 80; W.
ioneer offered, for the sam" tSihl'' ~. -Iti'nr
/? ~, exI,.5 The hildn, ran from so" up t.
900 r. T.. Robertson wds the bu!"r. -" ~ r
o',-bf and ,ne-half acres IN JcrOm"-aNe IN rohh-
the property IS one mile IRON an II Trav,rs The
bidding ran from $500 up TO N'o"'' H. "'oN'' wa
Of Ficld I.nil.y. Wiech,rs *. CO. was broush,t 10
MIND iy me sale by Bryan l. Nennrn5 oil NJ
T. lwarl VI. F".ds house. No. - I'INt VIZ ~.
=. y,hicn haI been advertised for SAL ior s1ine
weeks unler foreclosure and frcanenty ad%1In1
27Gx9N9 with right - Grlmrrcy tari': IL S W. Ii Is,
chased 10y cyrus " Fled in M an ,i urIS5 n Tii
IN S9 The plaintiff in ihG 5R 5 5 j. .' is the
me property was sold to the plaintiff for "oVw on
tn irst bid. Tho property waS 9n'rsH S dnfciancy
Of $1,000 against the owner. 49,, J.. .o,orot a.,
The stable attached to me ilotci ae nod fore
closure by T.. II. Ludlow & CO. Inc s4 uI VIZ
hr,nrht hv Virginia g. Matthews against Elanch"
Hlne de IIogerot. The property Is tWo-I,orE vi ~
stable on lot 2lNN" II was Sod TO-, 10 ~, (, VT
Washington Place, thrrc-s'oiE o', ,L hy,ers FOR
lot 2eN97. Klzz"tu Brothers were the o"S''' ''
$lJNW. .. ot,ho- adjourned
The other sales advertised were e'her "'Io" '''''
or withdrawn. $500, =. 49,
The Real Estate Exchange VIII De c'ose' 'o-""'
row Good Friday. ,, =,
At priVat" sale. J.. j. Phillips d Co nav SUI; ~"
the Van Valkcnburgh estate, To Henry OppenhGi'''s
= Moi of five lots l25xlU22. on the SOUTH ",le vi
Z. r ,.sorrndst 100 feet west Of West End lave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
Autiiou Galcs Of Real estate.

- ICIIARD V UARNETT & co, Auctonecrs
IL Will sell nj auction THURSDAY. MARCH -.
NJ 10 ocloc, noon. at the Real Estate Exchange ana
Auction Room. - u 90 Liberty ST.,
~ order ~ GEO ". CARR. Assignee Of IORE LYON;
2c2 2ii AND 2GS WEST 18TH LIST Tire" i-story AMI
and brick dwellings. size lNoNr'
NluO eacn. lst mortgag" S@l~" on ench At per
G. = 10 NNp T. EAST ilGTII ST.-Four 5-sory double
brick turm' and lots. size 21Nt' pNlo"li e"ch Isl
mortgage SIS. 800 each 40 per cent.
IS 80 AND - WEST lOlST-Sr-t"ur 1-story brick j.
family trnrm.ni- AMI lots size 2jNsJXlOUl II each st
mortgar, <i9WD. 1T > pr cent
li3 WEST 10TH ST ,ust compl"te). brick =
family trncnot ana lot front - rear Xo0xl0l 0i .
iis WEST i0prliSr. dust 'ompl'cD .3-story brick
double tenement ana lot. size 2INDNlOOll.
413 TO ~ WEST 3lST ST. new. Eight o-sory brick
t.nrmcnts ana lois. sil. 2jX2"NiOp each.
GORE OK SOUTH SIDE or o2D-sT..
West ~ shave. - inches IN front.
Mortgages stated above remain.
Maps at Aucuorccrs'. II AMI - l.lberty-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
n. Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave foot Of West i2i-st as followS 10 "'s
10 4 NJ dali, except sunday for Walsll . az
y - s',ti'ns Nttiletown EllcnNNe. Fallsbufs laus q
Carbondal, scranton. Walton. D"lhi sidney N0'"'''
I'fic, Rome oupi "a. Fulton, osMePo. ,--,s. "a,
3i5 y NJ except Sundav sullivan 90, f,V' 100.
Wallk Valley RaiIoad stations. ,3m neA lta' ssrr
t'nn i.llen,te Mountain Dale 'enu.NNis, ta ~.
UWrievyiie Liberty Falls. Liberty larks'lhe' anu Low
- p NJ oda.ly) MIdilotown. Snmin,yy,il,e. ssnsy
Liberty Livingston Manor. R'cA,!nl All Ill Dstrolt
Enr,vich Oneida, Fulton. Oswego. Niagara Fans N~
Chicago ,,,i.-s a, 3-i Broadway
Tickets anu '''"' J. q ANDERSON. G. r A.,
h6 RlAyer-st.. Ne"-lo'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22

The second DAYS sale OF seized and uncialniei
goods at the Barge Office was not 50 well at'ehded
Yesterday The prices were considerably below 'he
appraised value. The Mexican siX-poun'er "."SN
cannon was withdrawn from the sale aHo ,f trE[
sue time ago to he used IN the erecnon Oh d
statue The statue was never erecIru an u" II. ras
ed on the brocch "Chapuit epec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
GonntIn propfr.n Go Est.

A FEW DESIRABLE modern country houses 10 let
n in a most beautiful hcalthful resort,
SHORT HILLS. y. j.
Contain all Improvement. saniiat appliances. heated
decorated to suit. open fir places Sewing" system COM
petc before houses erected pure water, gas. excellent
sidewalks schools. village nuis"ncr-
moderate rents reference imperative. - minutes from
New York. d. l.. ARA W. H. H. Address Office short
Hills Park. Short IIills, y j. Ohce OYER station.
ITO IET.-ln beautiful short Hills, on D.; L. W.
i Il. H.. - minutes 'y express several NJ" cot
tagcs % perfect construction. all improvements pure
water perfect gas, macadam roads schools ana
churches rents fangmI a. $500 $1,000. also stables
ADDRESS call upon JAMES l.. PITCHER. Snort Inns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22

"Something good for everybody is one OF the
matrices in the arches at the Lenox Lyceum' ana
I. is the synonym for the Food SHOW which Is
open there from until 1879 p M There Is 50 50
much to be had. and the exhibitors are 80 W..
riaased with the exhibition that good ma III =
Waits on appetite and the show is success, ne
presents given with the coupons are wo iven and
the sample hunter is happy Mrs. K0Vef ni oTerT
lectures are of an attractloh dHt cNr,f
afternoon az $50 she gives one Of her dainty menus
which have won her money and reputation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
ROYAL BLUE LINE
p,,r,voRr AND OHIO RAILROAD.

u,rTrNOPr WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. SiNSiN'
DA NsTI 81 LOUIS And ALL POINTS WESI'
Tt,I.1MiN CAR SERVICE on ALL TR41ItMfIsS AGO.
80 p Il lal5 night rITT nIs 35,I ise IT..
- 10 Goa - NJ Sunaays 1880 T. NJ WASH %
TON IAiTlMORE 900 dl 80 \, ~ n,9nS Vc S5 i'
600 TX sum. 600 Dining Car; 600 T. 81 Soo p n
100 Il Il night. An trains daily except, 9% sin.
NtV! oIiIrANS 800 = NJ. daily through sleeins ca.
Via washington ana Shenandoah yaley ron,S .so
-, .,l as lao Broadway. 81 East lttn-s-' -,
Grand ST. y. Y; 3ii Ful,on.st Brooklyn s'"''' wv
~ Iil,er'v-st., Z, II. X. - y. J. . -, .A..x
49, -. L-...- ~ r.-.-lnnce d.sinll--n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
ur,n nv CHiRGE or SMCCGLING

vo,u dc Bouilla. who arrived here from France
IN Monday. was arrested yesterday afternoon D!
a United States deputy marshal at the ho'ei Mar
tin. on the charge Of smuggling Je"e'ry "oI'n
.' -. .h;. country Customs inspectors seized
q lot Of iewelry and siverware IN de hog gio ;
loom AT the Hotel Martin on TUESDAY on aINiOt ~
fron special agent in Paris. lie was helu W
q GO hail by Commissioner shields for eXamna',Tn
on Monday next De Boulla denied h"N'"e III
ton.;onollv violated the customs laws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
POLICEMAN DWYER GUILTY.

A JURY MADE AMENDS FOR The iO''iOA
BOARDS FAILURE TO PUNISH HIM
After being out hour and hall the jury IL,
the case OF Policeman William Dryer, OF 'he O'u
Slip station, returned with verdict OF EuHty anu
a strong Recommendation to mercy. before Judge
MARITIME in Part II in the General Sessions iaS'
night
Policeman Dwyer was post shortly al'er
I O'Clock on the night OF June II Nassau ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
WESI%SHORE
=RAILROAD=

Trains leave West i2d-s Station NewiOlk. as follows
ana h, minutes earlier from foot Frankln-at. -
O:i5 A. M.-Daily Tor Albany. Uuca syracuse ho'h'
ester Iunalo Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago eA-
cent saturday for Toronto
5,i5 a. M-Daiy Tor Albany. Montreal u'ica. Syracuse
Rochester. buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Cleveland and Chicaso. , =
S;i5 o. M.-Daily for Albany. lt'a, syracuse i.'ch
ester. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cove
land Chicago
For tickets timetables parlor and scepngcar accom-
modations apply Offices brooklyn and New YORK ana
Timetables at principal hotels For other IN
formation address .
&. L.. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent,
Vanderbilt ave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
,,,,, ,AcNAvaNNA AND WESTERN H.
st,t,o,s in New-YOrk foot OF ""'
Christopher streets. ,curs
xt,SJINI LED TRAINS. III hh''- ,>.T,l A III.

,',-t r,u,e +, NEWAKN. BLOOMFIELD ,si,e BasNias
p"S, ~ NGLS summit. lena'i ,,s,n iooa'
n,1gc Med,s ~ MoiristoMA fassal,i :, LAKE. 10
fHr,oNG Ha,ketts,ov u. SCHoott;i,,ss TTo% WATtR
IN,shIn,tnn PHIllAlSEl hN'' un.,",,stns sCRAE
E sHtounsBI no recoln9 rlF ,s;DNNTCoKE
',HHI' pl;TSTO. WlLkEShAi.siii' q, ',r,ss RiNt
b3N,1ii'E N0trHI MhEMSl AR. Msl2Hie UTICA
ii}y.NSSrtI oXFORD. NORWICH w ~ ~ - Use 0$
HHAA,iI iTT siii&,s cor'1ESa ~ coRNINa
is ~ ~, r'fr,tACA ON FOO. i.l.Slis,Nl iii pons
NtaDS,1V' h,NSIliIE BuFIAio;, iats7. -"
~ - ...l,.I WEST AND Spl IN ,fxt;JI MTON
No nli!!FrNio scnANToM M ,iman Pars
9Vv ~, oS,VI,O ENPRhS9. '.",ica 90 a.
IL ," Al Buffalo with tram - 49, =.
'".S. On a d, naN molnlng. 60 n, nrlnclpb
s'q!ionn,s SCRANTON. BINGHAMroN and Eh~'"
EXiRsss. lul;n.a%2 raiWi iIrJK<iEsBARRE ard PL''
4'iV oI.ru EXPRESS. pullmar I"' IrIIvITED EXPIRES
"a ~ -" Ai ,pan-)-BI'FFA'o - m ~
':32 II, Imam seeIcrs Arrives at IL, %Ir%N BINGilAn
W ~ dD,tl,)-BI FFAlO 50 HA;X> rDI;ss PGlnas
i 81; ers AND PULLMAN AGc AEON al crry
- ~ nd 400 Broadway. Iisk. 923 Coumhuss
MUTE NO r,adyay - West l-'' -. t-,ltor- sns
~ any York 3l3 WASHINGTON living full nfo'
aye; r MN brooklyn Time tables S"'"e "A
nation at al s'at ySTRrss COMPANY will c cav
WtSID n1des from lotel OIL residence 10 's''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
TME PEEME4G Sys
,,,..,,,v. Atlantic City. n. j. Near Beach Jas HOOD
VIRGINIA hot SPRINGS

.;cv' hotel ani cottages ana the most 0'''''
establishment In America.
500 feet elevation the great Warm Springs Na'e'
- Virginia. reached by the Chesapeake AM ON" h'I
way Magnificent mountain surroundings ana sup'0 Gil
49,, r..o.,.
,bi, attendants from the European baths Every
hath from flowing hot sprlngs-hot yapor hot ar not
, r most curative bath Lnown). needle. spray cleo
trio. massage. &c. - -
one nights ride from Now-Yorl via the {. * - r.
r v Limited. Slcepcrs and Dining car. 80
Full information on application at C. < o. Once. So
broadway Network. hy addressing Dr. T. W. CHA
Pts: Medical Director. or !. + CiAMPLlN' Manager
Hot Springs Bath Coz Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
DrookInn Real Gstate for Sdle.

For SAIE.-TWO LOTS. PARTIALLY IMPROVED.
Park Place. between tlass"n and Franklin Avenues
brooklyn. Apply. principals only, to
= II. LAWRENCE. Executor.
23i Broadway. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

corhranr l'n'r r. c en- d" ave. ".. $1,000
surancc Co. g l3otlst Of Ith-avr year. o""
Dnlmann Henry. and VIE To- TIL" Guarantee ,o,.,
and Trust CO. l7G East Highest " y".rs...... loovp
EIrnr Thomas g. Il al 10 Ed~arl or"nh"im"r
and another. sHh-st, ~ 'olumlns-aNc 80 900,
rigiin"io julius 10 simon panzc and another
" q Inlon-Avc. u i3dh-st. mortgages ! no,
F1l~g. Helen NJ to Robert wallace. Us Wst ooo,
s"hst yrnr -, I. NAM
Goerliiz Emma ana an"'ng u" '"''"' '''' 7On
GrcN August 70 ! Roman" Brown iih"V" ooo,
uoliing Wniarn r. 10 the Union Inlling AMI
I(an Association. 3th-ovc. Of fotdl'm ,coo
IIagnn Matthew to Judson Tod 10Th ,oo
a Of Columiustve. demand. ..... ...,.'':'' wv
jenkins. Thomas :! ct a. t. ifaI"y q '"'fr !, 200
K III Lille 10 Einngham Van huron - al
7gii-st " Of Columhus-ayc. mortgages. ,oo,,
r5 yyyr ;;a;;ii. ana viz to J,s.ph Inrchan.
Columb'a-st ~ Ei,infonsL t"h,T; 49, 'o'
snronc.. g. = g 3ist-4t " - 1st-iv" y~ar.; 10000
mccarthy Frederick W. 10 simon lnnHG ana
another = rrospoctaV". ~ ba""'n-H'' 9, 900
o'tSrllv William J. William stewart ct al, ,
,oth-sf ~ 31-aV" mortgage. year. -SW"
irnici 9ns M n 1 ave y"ar.. 5000
T p,.reoo III, NJ to CATHERINE oonckn. Wash- 900
Incl n.et ~ lafro"st. 3 years. $500 N""
Reilly Maria. and another 10 Kate l"urh : - ooo
p1 ,,,r,id Manley and wiz, 10 John Myers. :
~ 'f,l =, C-, II ami VIII, +, T.tl. Gnarantr" AMI
cr,st Co. n g 7G;h-,t 81 lst-ave morignsrS' - oo
3 ycafs' a., ao vic f. Geo Rnecr & Co.
sch%I r;.i MaN v Of sunols, ears ', 5000
| sh,.inrr Geo ard wife TO Vim O'Kelly. ~
oclh1st. v %, d-a and another 10 Ida Ray.
stcnd'r M',,f Nrrander.aye ycars..... 1900
ri rnnaon Wn To- william \ Hoe. iG2lst. o.
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81 e ~ Coumhus-a,c. ycars................'. lSo"
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Z I'm ilropcrln for Ja!c

sOs -5l3 WEST 10TH ST. between Ams'er',n-aye;
Duo and Ioulo.ard.-Eegant 3story and Easement
rnvnsono front cabinet trimmed houses Tor sale per-
feet sanitary plumbing and hrst-cnss work through
r moderate prices, terms. always oDen iisbee-
ton invited
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i,nfnrnisheo Apartments GO Get.

HANDSOME APARTMENTS.
KENMORE. aJ3 West o'ui ~.
Best conducted house IN city; rents 81 900 10 Sl.OO
HENRY D. NlNANS q MAY,
o.. 9Th Ave-
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Furnished 1ouses 60 Get Gonntrn.
DROvT'S NICK Mainc.-Funished cottage, facing bay
1 near bathing Leach. Address
T.. MOSS. ~ West nd New-N otk.
TO LEr.-In Bristol r. L. for the summer 'wclve-
room furnished house. bowling alley, barn. nith-
lnghousc and three II land best OF fishing boat
ing and bathing.
JACOB & MARTIN.
Blk 1877, Providence H.
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NOR SALE-UOTsE AND 20 FEET FRONTAGE. ON
4 StuyVesnnt Place St George. staten Islard.
Apply. principals only. To
T. II. LAWRENCE. Executor.
~ broadway, y. \.
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s,,uE CLEVELAND.
'rNTY. E0ifRTI STREET.

l26 TO 100 EAST LWENTf-FOuITIl SIhEf.I:
From May LIST. large Hats unfinished newly phpcred
and painted to rent to acceptable family Of adults Al
Hight and TO outside air parqIe noors IN par
hundred. view 1913. owner