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BanR wreoker Faulkner Dying.

ROCHESTER,, Dec. 2s james Faulkner
who, with his brother Lester 3. Faulkner,
wrecked tho First National bank Of Dams
vile, Is dying at his home in that village.
BY turning states evidence be helped 70
convict his brother, but the latter died q
diphthcria before entering upon his sem
tones
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~ rncllists III Ilnnalo.

BUFFALO, Dec. 2S.-The recent edict Of
the superintendent Of police regarding pu-
gilism, followed by the expulsion from
town Of Solly smith and Johnny Van
Heost, has stopped fighting in Buffalo for
some time to come The Smith hdgerton
naht schednlad for the 29th is of.
Evening journal., 1894-12-28
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
|Second Dinner Dance in the
Century Club Building To night
CHRISTMAS BRIDES AND eRooMs

Marriage Of S. Wallis merrihew, and
miss Hettis X. Lawson. Of This City.
Brilliant wedding at Cambridge-Mes-
sage From Rev. LiRhtner From the
West Enjoyable Dance at Delaware
City.
All communications intended for insertion
this column should be addressed TO Society
k.1itot care of the EVENING JouRNAL. Com
muaicationH should be written on one aide OF
10 rMDer ONLY
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SANTA CLAUS ON TIME.

Pretty Cantata Given at Harrison Street
M. E. Chapel Last Night.
A delightful cantata was given by
Harrison Street M E Sunday sch ol in ths
Harrison Street M E Chapel last even
ing at s o'clock. The production aboundE
in fine solos, duets, semi choruses and
full choruses, and fine instrumental ef
fects. The program was as follows:
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GRADUATES Aided L situations

At GoIdey College, Eighth and Market
streets New students for the day or
evening sessions enrolling daily. indiy
iduAl mot class) instruction. Gall or
write for FREE catalogue.
Evening journal., 1894-12-28
nBlshopn Oberiy In Town.

Hon. John H. Oberly, editor Of the
Concord, N. H., People and Patriot,
day and called on the EVENING JOURNAL
this morning. Mr.. Oberly, who Is
familiariy known as Bishop
Oberly on account OF his marked
resemblance to prominent Western
bishop, WAS appointed Superintendent OIL
Indian Schools. by President Cleveland
during his first administration, and
also served as Civil servic,
Commissioner He was after ware
appointed Indian Commissioner Mr.
Oberly was chairman Of the Illinois
Democratic State Committee in tn,
Cleveland and Hendricks campaign an,
is now member Of the New Hamp
shire Democratic State Committee.
Evening journal., 1894-12-28
panee Id palaware Cltr.

The Young Mems Social Club. of
Delaware City, gave an enjoyable dance
in Assembly Hall, of that town, last
night Albert's orchestra, OF this city,
furnished the music.
The patronesses of the AFFAIR were
Mrs Frank Bslville, Mrs. John Cheairs
and Mrs II D. Griffin.
Among the dancers were: Miss
Frances Clark, Miss Alice Clark,
Misses Annie and Fannie Chairs,
Misses Ethel and May Rey bold,
Miss Jennie Clark. Miss Flora Hall, Of
Delaware City; Miss Mary Cochran,
Miss Lucy Cochran, Miss Bessie
Reynolds, Of Middletown; Miss
Roderick, Of New Jersey; Miss Morri
son, Of Newark Miss Arm
strong, of Glasgow;S d. Townsend, 8
Il Clark. @. s Clark, DR.. Nc
Dowsll, Courtland Clark, Thomas
Sadler, julius Reeves, James Reeves,
William a. Jester. of Delaware City; b. A
Poole, William Brady,C. + MeVeigh, oi
Middletown; George Townsend, Odessa
H. d. Shepherd, Philadelphia DR.
Crossan. Of Fsrnhurst; T. BSyard Heisel,
of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1894-12-28
Great Reductions at Our Silk Counter

Fancy Silks and Bengalnes ST. and $I25 goods, down
to 40 cents The 5o-cent quality rs cents Our Black
ros Grain Silks what we have left of them that 75
ST. 20 and 25 all marked down to 81 yard The balance
of our coored Falles that were ST. now 49 cents.
Evening journal., 1894-12-28
). vain Merrlhew,a Mnrrlage.

Cards were issued last evening an
nouncing, to the surprise Of many of
their friends, the marriage of s Wallis
Merrihew, of the well known bicycle
firm known as the Mcdaniel and Merri-
bew Cycle Company. Mr.. Merrihew, on
Wednesday evening. led to the altar
Miss Hettie Keyser Lawson, popular
young society woman and graduate Of
the Wilmington High School There
were few witnesses present at the cere-
mony and the announcements sent
out yesterday were the first intimatior
that many Of their friends had thai
these two young people contemplated
taking such a step. Congratulations
are now coming in upon Mr.. and Mrs.
MeIrIhew Ia every mail.
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Pretty Christmas wedding.
,ial u the Evening Journal

Special TO the Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN, Dec 27 Miss Nellie 5.
Coverdale, Of Milton, and James VIII
liam Faucett, OF Georgetown, were the
chief actors in Christmas wedding
which took place at Milton last night.
Promptly at o'clock the bridal party
entered the psrlor and stood beneath an
arch OF holly aud egergreens. where Rev.
E P Roberts. of the Milton M E.
Church, performed the ceremony. Miss
Estelle Atkins played the wedding
march
Albert F. Polk, Of Georgetown, was
best man, and Miss Nora Davidson, OF
Milton, was bridesmaid The bride wore
a pretty gown of pearl colored silk, and
carried bouquet Of white roses. The
bridesmaid wore light brown sill
frock.
Among the guests were Linford P
| Faucett Miss Bessie Parker, of Phila
dplphia; Rev George A Morris, O
Wilmington; William A. Faueett, Mr.
and Mrs. R. L Hart. Mrs. Elmer E
Wilson, Miss Lncie Wilson, Albert F
Polk. of Georgetown, and others o
Milton.
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sister Margaret EntertaIns.

A number Of the members of st
Matthew's mission met last evening at
the church house No. 1909 Tatnall
street, as the guests of Sis
ter Margaret. and an enjoyable time
was passed. Bishop Coleman, Rev. "a
Ashton Henry and Colonel Floyd were
present, and ine supper was served.
The bishop was the recipient Of curious
and valuable present
Evening journal., 1894-12-28

order Now; You'll Need 1t,
Coal and wood from a. 7, Sergeant, Office
Seventh and King Phone 545. Hick-
ory wood for open CRATES.
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Black and COIOrGd Dress Goods.

,S-inch Heavy All-Wool Black Serge for SO cents.
45-inch AWoo Black Henrietta SO CENTS and finer
one for S. cents. Splendid value for the money
Evening journal., 1894-12-28
Comstoclx Saws streep lied.

SUMMIT. N. J.. Dec. 2s.--Anthony Com
stock. when seen by a reporter at his home
here made the following statement rela'
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Congressman w. Laird Henry Married /

CAMBRIDGE Nd Dec. 2o Laird
Henry, representative in Congress from
the First district and Mrs. Matte H..
Henry were married at / 80 o'clock
esterdey afternoon in Christ Protestant
Episcopal Church The church was
packed with friends and relatives %be
officiating minister was Rev Franklin
Bache Adkins, q brother of the bride,
assisted by Rev. T. O. Page and Rev. DR..
James L Brown The bride was given
away by her brother, William II Adkins,
She was attended by Miss Charlotte
Goldsborough Henry, q sister Of the
groom The groom's best man was
Levin s. DAN, of Cambridge.
The ushers were Robert G. Henry oi
Baltimore, q brother of the groom Guy
Steele, Of Baltimore: A Eugene Dereeves
Of Philadelphia; William Il. Ross, o
Cambridge. and Hughlett Hardcastle, o
Easton. The pages we're Adkins Henr.
and Byron Shepherd
The bride Is the widow Of the lat
Daniel M. Henry, Jr, who was cousii
Of Congressman Henry
The church was decorated with ever
green's, holly and mistletoe. A ful
choir sang the wedding march froT
'Iohengrin" as the bridal party entere
i. | tLb LnAAlbs AA4A thAAIk tAc bDpA0lAe
sang "a Voice That Breathed O'e
Eden" The betrothal took place at th
altar steps and the bride and grocr
stood with clasped hands while the b.
trothal hymn was being sung. Then tn
whole party adjourned to the chancel raj
where the minister pronounced the fn'
words. The form vas In accordsnC
with the old English custom.
/ Annnnu fhncn prpCpuf nf the Wq0dfn
, were: Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Dsreeve
/. Of Philadelphia; Hughlett Hardcastl'
I Guy Steele. R g. Henry, Johnson Carte
, Jr, of Baltimore; Rider Henry, of Ne
9 York; Edward Hsrdcastle. Hem
8 Holiday, Charles f. Goldsborougl
w. H Adkins, of Easton; Commando
In G B. Howard Deputy Fish Commi
sloner Thomas Hughlett. Jr. JUDI
Lloyd and wife, ex Congressman Dani
s M. Henry, Postmaster Robert g. Henr,
!, Of Cambridge, and others.
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ssash3lc Oily. wseS days. GI7 "a
ls5l Rso ns Sundays. vi n. 15sa mi
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Baltimore and WRshiugtcl, geek dnye
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~ H.nssnRers y w. ACC accommodation. week days.
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Trsi1s lesFe Market street station;
For New York, week days, " BY 20,
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AND MARKET s1as Week days, fs 20 J. 55.
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Telephone No 1873.
Rates to Western points lower than via anS
. other llne. q. d. SCDIiIa 6enI Pass Agent.
r. b CAMPBELL. General MAnsgsr.
VxyTLAaINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
wv ROAD. Time table in effect Oct. Ssth.
'freips leave wilmington. French street.
station, for b. A. o. junction. MontehAnins
Wfpterthur, Guyencourts GKannEue. CoesArts
ghedds Eord Jqin,etieRnps PocqRsoni Msss esss
vile and intermediate stations daily, exceps
sunday, At 85 N. 2 80 20 ard ~ mi
Sunday only at 5 o4 = N; 85s b0 m
4 For VaynesburE junction. Springfield Ane
Intermediate stations, daily, except SundsYs
ST % q N, IS and 40 m sundays only -
n Nor Ia Josnna' Birdsboro. Reading and intsr-
mediate stations. daily except Sunday 90
7sb N and So 2 N. Sunday only At a.A "
~ a. A. q. RcsUstAUsLAND, Superintendent. J
4 B0WNEas BRIGGS. 6ens Passenger Agans'
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nrlsa Frnnois Entertaina.

Miss Alice Francis entertained few
friends last evening at her home on
West Twelfth street Those present
were: Misses Anna ! NJ Brink, Ella May
Reed, Margaret j. Horty, Georgetta De
L. Kline and Messrs Frank Q. Ross,
Ralph g McColley, Merritt s. Hukill, g.
Clinton Fogwell and Elweod d G Ross.
The early part Of the evening was
spent at games, followed by refresh
ments
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DsIAwarsaps Delighted with Denver.

Rev p B Llghtner, until recently q
leading member of the Clerical Brother
hood and well-known throughout
Delaware. is having much success as the
rector or Christ Parish Chapel, Denver,
Colorado Mr. LIghuner accepted the
call to Denver while rector Of Immanuel
Church, New Castle and went West last
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COMSTOCK is ACCUSED
Lexow Witness Says He Bribed
the Great Reformer.
GAVE $1,000 FOR HIS FREEDOM.

Comstock vigorously Denies the Charge.
Mr.. Con and Inspector Williams Had a
spirited Encounter, but When They Fin
fshed Honors Were Even.
NEW YORK, Dec es.--When the Lexow
committee resumed its investigations,
there was very large and expectant
crowd Of Interested persons in the court
room After short conference with tho
senators Mr.. Goff called the names Of Cap
tains MeaSim, Washburn and Westeryelt.
None Of them replied, but Inspector viii
liams told tho inquisitor that all three
Evening journal., 1894-12-28

HALFIMuRE a.
~ uHIO RAIL.
ROAD. scheduletn
ene0t Nov. Is, 1884.
Trains leave Deln-
ware Avenue Depot
Elsi Sound.
! or q Exprc1E trnina
New York, week
days, "a O8, NJ ~,
ia ~, no 40Am; ii2 ~
~ sa' Is 10, " 34.iil 90
d. M. Sundays. i8 %,
"a nan 40 ! M " ~,
10 20, u d ~ 90 Z %.
NHU.VI A W.IrF DHFV a
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Furnished -Wee. Side.

2eD sr., GlS w.-ElcSantiy. completely furnished
hat; hrrt.class location; summer prices stark.
18TH ST. sGi w Furnished nats 4 rooms.
bath summer prices Migurcy
S9Tli ST, 2sl w.-Nlccly furnished nats, & :
rooms bath, Monat
i3D ST, 3i6 W--4.rcom first nat. nicely fur.
nished; rcn; moderate. Inquire janitor.
b7TH s1'. Ss3 W. lstauon 5sthl--Eurnished corner
bay window, Groom Hats rents same as un.
furnished. linen, silver. china kltchcnware. s5t
upward EDGAR.
CAD ST. ~ VT rooms g bath. furnished. cut.
side light. cool rooms. reasonable for summon.
Putney.
6tTH ST, iG9 w.-BcautIfni large second hinsis
fiat. nicely furnished desirable ncighborhood
near park, reasonable. Janitres%
lo5TH ST. IO7 W.--win reduce tho ren, ot nv
elegantly furnished %-rOom fats to SIS for the
summer, rsfercn,e. G.. N. bartlett
l2trH ST ?7i W.--whoie or part. partially fur.
niShsd or un'urnishcI, sunny Nat. l flight
FOR FINELY FURNISHED FLATS zee ELLIS
2go W. tlst 1T. ofsCs hours, i0-2
HAVE several nicely furnishcd Oats all sizss a
locations. from 81 TO .ia weekly: irutnediat,
Possession FLAuG .t2 W. Esd sL
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
vnfurnlnhed- brooklyn,

MONTHl.r-Near bridge entrenccj entire floor
one left bargain. 1875 Sands st, Brooklyn.
SIC FLATS; new 0.foot, brick; opposite a park ,
81 minutes from bridge. 200 feet from Van
Siclcn station Kings County l. road. bath deco
rated; carpetcd halls 4 stairs, electric bells;
open daily sundayG Apply to q. A. L. Co,
opposite station,
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Dancing Academies.
AFTERNOON CLASSES. WALTZ GUARAN-
OPEN ALL SUMNER tced in 0 private les
LADY AsslsTAETS. sons with music. IS.
HOSEA A1CCIN s.

ouR OWN ACADEMY OF DANCING,
lS6-liO WEST Esd ST. near eth ave. Il station
VI monthly. Glasses MON, TUES. THURS. and
FRIDAY. 7SO to 1880; private lessons 81: tickets
used at pupils convenience; beginners classes.
lessons 81; quarter, "a lessons SIS; receptions
Weds.. sats. FIRST lessons private Open all sum
mer, A. &c II p. NJ
FROM NEW YORK WORLDLY
Mr., HOSEA HIGGINS, in his class lessons, gives
individual instruction in a room separate from the
general classroom. Dindent pupils hnd this
method a great advantage. 1t Is not such II
tedious affair to LEARN how to dance. He
GUARANTEES THE WALTZ IN SlX PRIVATE
LESSONS, MAKING NO FAILURES. and hun :
dreds OF former patrons bear willing testimony to
the fact; and during The summer seison this acad-
emy IS thoroughly cooled b. EDlSUN'S LARGE
COLD-AIk APPARATUS.
All the requirements being thus met. OUR
OWN ACADEMY seems like the one to 60 TO-
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Purchase anu Exchange.

One Time, f5c. per Hn6: Second TIM, CSC DC,
iine. THIRD and Subsequent Times, f0c per hax
&c per tsae exira charge on SundavA
WANTED-Portahlep photograph galley, size l6x
10 or larger: must be In good order: also leiro-
type outfit. Address PHOTO, box All World,
uptown.
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sn moved into its quarters the on @ of RrOsdway and s
Good VIII q Interest for Sale.

wELL-EsTABLisHED picture store with cab.
met repairing shop for sale on account Of sick
ness. Call or address is RiVerdale ave, Sonkers,
BUTCHER SHOP; price $500 cash; good stand.
81 Grimm st.. Tompkinsvilie. 3, l.
BUTTER AND EGG STORE for sale. account OF
travelling. 245 West 35,b st.
BUTTER, cheese and esS store, at 1850 Broad
way, brooklyn.
sickness Of proprietor. Call 1854 sth ave. list
q lt2d sts
CARPENTER SHOP for sale cheap II sold at
once: rent t17 per month. Sll Bleecksr Ut.
CORNER LIQUOR STORE. Jersey City. opposite
depot. 4 nrst-ciass corner store In New York
a. easy payments. Apply William Peter brewing
Co. Union Hill
coRNER SALOON; cheap pool: room included ;
City Heights
DRUG BUSINESS. i7so; woli-sstsbnshed, In
thriving New Jersey city. ddress TWO
IRONS, box 347 World. uptown
ESTABLISHED CIGAR STAND for sale, cheap. /
West 31st st.
FrRsT-cLAss RESTAURANT, doing good business,
near picnic ground and L station. sos Co
FiRsr-cLAss BAKERY to let: corner Lorlmcr
and withcrs SITS. has been occupied as a bakery
for 10 years Inquire 80, Lorimer st. Brooklyn
FOR sALE--To close nn estate, a lumber yard
| and planning mill, situated In Whitesboro. Oneida
County. N. v. now doing good business. For
particulars, inquire Of $: &. T. SMITH. executor
Rome, Oneida County N. Y.
FOR sALE-saioon good stock liquors: long
lease; new license. Inquire 40 Front St
hood; living rooms; well stocked: price, 5000
1878 Sth ave.
CRoCKERY and houscfurnishins store $50 Sth
ave. corner fSd Et.
LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE corner New Dowery
and Roosevelt st /: no agents Corner. 90 New
Bowcry.
LIQUOR LICENSE AND TWO GOOD CORNER
SALOONS CHEAP. 7ss broadway.
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unfurnished Rooms to let.
THOMPSON ST. sSb. corner 10 ut Double
single rooms. bath, 3l,25 W. gentlemen.
furnished Rooms to Let.

One 1fms, soc. per .irc Srcord Time, i7c pe
is's, Third nd Subsequent 7fples, Bc. ,sr line
M <rtrd chhroe on Ssndaw
NJ EXTRA CllAkIR rOk Adyertisrmrnt,
fof The World may be loft at any American
District Messenger Once IN the city. where ths
offios,
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For Sale.

| BICYCLES-HiEh grade pneumatics from $50 to
Ss5 all absolutely new: 20 to 45 pounds: also
ladies' Bicycle Office. +S5bs Lexington ave. near
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hcd-No5oken.
18th ST. All. IIObokrn, near the ferry
Hats. rooms, improvements.
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East Side,

CLINTON PLACE, a-Large Furnished parlor
housekeeping ROOM S..bu TooI, gentlemen. s.
LEXINGTON AVE. Handsomely iu rnshet
COM nnOdaiionS.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
Brooxiva,

srooxiya.
HENRY ST, 1l6-Furnished rooms; all improve
mcnts: few minutes walk to bridge; terms
moderate.
MTDDAGII ST., 23-Iarre 4 small nicely frr~
nished rooms: summer prices All week.
NASSAU ST, Ios Observation-Disclosures hall ruoua
1i25; large front room. $3.50.
PINEAPPLE ST. 81, near bridgc-PIeasant rooms
large q small. every convenience; references
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MIS- S McCABE'S

W uSS mCCASE
DANCING ACADEMY classes now forming at 81
East nth st. between 9th ave. and Broadway.
Glasses every afternoon AMI evening; private les
sons any hour, 81. waltz guaranteed In six pri-
vate lessons S5: lessons 81 quarter. "a les
sols, s.; lady and gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
EVENINGS. SEND FOR CIRCULARS
Beginners at any time. Open all summer.
Special and individual attention given TO those
learning the waltz; alsJ the new and fashionable
dances, including stage. fancy and character.
DUMAR-WMtZ Guaranteed; best waltz Ieacher
nssistants music lessons every day ard Sun
days 3i2 West 3jth st.
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY 90 West
59th st.-Four class lessons 81; "a lessons, So;
correct waltz guaranteed in private lessons, with
music, IS; lady and gentleman teachers; popular
PRICES; send for circular; private lessons IN the
waltz speciality reception THIS EVENING: :
dancing $50 to IL; admission. gentleman and
lady, iOc. open all sum r.
OPEN ALL SUMMER-Waltz and all fashionable
dances taught rapidly; circulars. KNlCKER-
BOOKER CONSERVATORY. a West 18th.
STAGE DANCING - West cSth ST., C. Constan-
tine; all latest novelties; my pupils now on
stage: Bessie Clayton. Clark Wells and Ruby
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CARPENTER SHOP for sale cheap II sold at
once: rent tl7 per month. Sll Bieecksr Ut.
CORNER LIQUOR STORE. Jersey City, opposite
depot, 4 nrst-class corner store In Now York
a. easy payments. Apply William Peter brewing
"a Union Hill
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RoardeSs Wanted.

one TIrie. f1c per line: Seoond 7sme, ne p,
snt. 7htrd and Snbssq.e'i Tmes isc p~ haa
No ex1sn chorps IN Ssssda,A
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
Uufurnished-East side.

ONE MONTH FREE--Floors 6 large rooms; i'm
prorementS; tii, SIS: Il. Il, l23i ST. See janitor
10 NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY.
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BICYCLE bargains. Terms: Cash.
| 8 Columbias, $40, $50, 500; Victors. 81, 81 /;
! Rambler. s3s; Liberty. s37 Black Hawk, $50;
| Hartford. s3S; Salvador 335; Phoenix $50: Hum
mer t35: Cleveland. $40. Mail. $40; Niagara, S3s:
Paragon, $3y. ormonde, $40: all pneu tires
cushion tired wheels. $40 to 500 old wheels taken
! In trade. HERALD CYCLE co. CThe Spot Cash
| House) ll4 Nassau st.. near Post -Onrc
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CORNER SALOON: cheap; pool. room included: :
| on account Of sickness. IS Hoboken ave. Jersey
f.l, aluk,ts
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CANDY and cigar store: splendid locality; reason.
sickness Of proprietor. Call 1854 Sth ave, ltist
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North OF iaSth Street
l2srH ST. ns w.-prettily furnished rooms
hot 4 cold water. gentlemen preferred; con
venient 'ocsuon.
l26TH ST.. rs w.-Nicely furnished rooms; COO
comfortable; references exchanged
18TH ST., 2s2 w.-Sicaly furnished room, gentle
man 4 wife; all improvements: private house
moderate.
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praluc country. Inc streams axe t.4u,ed
N..n timber, the bottom luuas are either
black SANDY ioam OF dark mack, very
I.r.Ag. Iue up4uuds have a h.,tu, b.agN,
much, rcn soil especially auap,eu Tor
Mauat, oUL don s,tuu uIouJa WyH enough
l,r corn. GOOD cJlm, ul course, Cuulu be
raised u ram could bc acpended upon,
uu, lt Is uIy about once ia uye Years
.aut you se, "a good STOCK OF That. me
bgs- land as at tne east end, and gets
taautr and duer as one go,s west. our
congress- hats surrey done uUausccAcra an
WJusuce by making them pay Tor the
Yuor land. IL is cut oi the question for
poor pcpvlr to make u home tnerc and pay
Iol tne land, too. Uncle sam could uyl-
tcr afford 10 MAKE % free Ei.t of ulc land
to J,tr.et hpuc-makerS. lie gave away,
l.s4l AMER the war, millions ut magnui-
veat acres to wealthy corporations. hui
perhaps he Thought then IL Was al poor
HuI OluUau'uu proper is good couu-
iry and well divers ucd VITA streams.
along Nnlyu there is considerable timber
Iucgc are also small bets OF oak on ,lc
.puuis In some portions tine scenery
.s quito rugged, and good Du.ning stone
lis Ia-iy Abundant Iryut GROWS 10 per-
ia.tun, and wng1t land on the prairles
Is E.tly uG reI SOD. Wheat turucd out
las. SKINNER aDoIt fifteen to thirty bus
ncls ~ tile acre.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-04
PHYSICAL CULTURE At +

j. III 4 81 'H.-
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