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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-12

First publication Dec. IL, 1894. last March
o. 500
Whereas default has been made 10 the pav.
ment OF money secured by "a mortgage dated the
&lst day Of December ~ the year one thousand
eight hundred and ninetyone. Executed by
Joseph Melburn oi Iron River. Michigan. to
Gueusbuug, 81 Peter q Company. Il ropnrtner-
ship consisting at Adoiph E.Guensbure Michael
81 Peter Hnd Emil Gnensburg oi the same place,
which said mortgage was recorded in the Office
at the Register 81 Deeds OF Iron County. in IAber
Z of mortgages, on page l3S on the 9TH duy oi
iuuuary, 1892. az % O'Clock M the afternoon.
And whereas the amount claimed 90 be- due on
said mortgage az the date Of this notice h the
sum OF sixty aud thirty-tWO one .huudredths
dollars oi principal and interest and further
sum of fifteen dollars IA AN attorney Zee stipu.
lated Tor ia said mortgage, and no suit or pro
cecding having been instituted 40 aW 60 recover
the debt now remaining secured by said mort &.
gage or any part thereof whereby the power Of
sale contained $40 said mortgage has become
operative. Now THEREFORE,, notice Is hereby
given that by virtue Of said power 81 sale aud
10 pursuance al the statute u such ease made
aud provided the said mortgage viii De fore.
closed by sale Of the promises therein described
at public auction 60 the highest bidder nc the
trout door ~ he court house u the VILLAGE OF
crystal Falls in said county oi Iron on the 18th
day Of March, 1895 40 10 O'Clock in tile fore
noon Of that day which said premises are
described in said mortgage as follows. to-Ntt:
All that certain piece or parcel Of land situate
iu the township az Bates ia the county Of Iron
and state oi Michigan described ~ follows.
tprMit. the south west quarter Of section 20 Ia
township & north oi range 3 west
Dated this 10Th dav ui December. \. u. 1891
GuENsnuRG, 81 PETER a COMPANY.
A. y. fLkwEidjNc, Mortgages
Attorney Tor Mortgage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-12
BuckIen,s Arn,oa Saivo

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum. fever
sores, letter. chappcd hands, chilblains.
corns and all skin eruptions, aud posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
II guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price 25c. per box.
For sale by Hooking Bros.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-12

Travel vim the Chicago. Union Pacific &
North Western Line Chicago & North.
Western and Union Pacific Railwaysl
No change az cars between Chicago and
Omnlm, Denver Ogden, Portland and
san Francisco. For tickets and full in
formation apply to Agents Chicago q
North-Westcrn Ry.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-12

All Communications should be- addressed To
Tue DIAMOND DRILL, Crystal Falls. Mich
Posi- OFFICE ADDRESS LOCK BOx Il y"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-12

PUBLisHEDEvERYsAT
CRYsTALFALLs, IRoNCoUNTY, MICHIGAN.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-12

Terms g.. 90 per year. in advance.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-12

OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-12

ia the title ~ a i.s,la,...al4 i....tl.tftti
booklet recently issued, desuriptivrol The
lot Springs, south Dakota. aud the ef.
I sacs of their waters f,r thecu ~ rhetl-
niatisin. neurlpln and kindred diseases.
Copy Of this pamphlet win b. mailed free
Ly " A. Thall. General Passenger Agent
Chicago q North Western KY, Chicago,
upon rceipt 81 request, enclosing two.
cent ftamD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
EDWARD M'PHILLIpS.

Edward McPhillips. who died at his home, NO.
3l2 West Twenty -frst-st. on Thursday night OF
aneurism OF The heart head porter al the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. McPhilllps as widely
known among the politicians OF this state as any
man in or out OF office. He was fifty years
Old and was born in New-York. When the war
broke out he, with his father, enlisted and went 10
the front. He was then eighteen years DID, ana
was buyer In Clusters command. He vas after-
ward with Sheridan. and took part In the battle
OF Winchester. When he retired from the Army
at the end OF the he was appointed ponce
man He served for years on the force Anu
then resigned TO become private detective LII
teen years ago he was made detective OF tne rItn
Avenue Hotel. and six years ago was ira IL
70 the place OF head porter He numbered Sinois
his friends Roscoe Conklng. James e. BIains
Heniamin Harrison and Chester "A. Arthur lie
leaves a widow and three children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
DIED.

,,,.,, IN Friday November 60 1895. Cordei'a Du'''
widow OF IA o Grsoa are nvel attend the fnsSi
go, nor late residence. lo' he'' -'''''
i,.cemhsr 2 at II a. m If. q,
-, rnursdav November % Catherine vile Oh
Alien in the ,r cs ,ny y' to attend funeral
services a; her residence GTeen~''"
day 1,n, Roxhurv Mass November 10. Kathere
" wife Of samuel b. Dana ana uHus'''
r s%af . r. at IN West Ro''uy at
On S"n. ON Frday November % 9o7 5h-av' J.
nrey Grafton the ga year o; ,b re5nsnguraon on
Funeral serve at IN, IN O""'N'
Please esss, onit f flowers. ..,,,.a, Hamilton
nARKsFunera services the late wi9m b. h Ssd at
he Madison Avenue BAPTIST Church ',1 ~ December =
IL is requested that howers De sem n.y. convenience Of
In,erment at West Point y y al '''
tar, oraer Loyal Legion TnS3 S,SSa
quarters g tb J..th Of compsnon Lieutenant
William Hamilton Harris c late -, c' MssSa Venue Baps
e sfFv ar5e T " s N Modey 10 eosk E r.
SG eSe H%RAccF EPsT n AS S.S As:i.,an
pa"mastcr. late L. $ y. Recorder
LAFAYETTE Fest. No llc p.raTtuen, o., Ne FAM
A. Members are respectfully n,,eiw IA 'nS am
70 asnr ~, Maeison Avenue Baptist Church corner Il
ssts Monday Deeem5sr 2 a" 10 A6AN= Commando
w1LRrR F. nRowN},' hGia.ih,
rrNNtNGs-At cleveland Ohio. on Frday H9's,n" 80
/ Funeral SUNDAY. December J. No..
/ IrsIIEH-A, his residence. 40 Madison-evs on i"D'
Isy uorulrg November -. stephen H. lrsHyi. - .to
Fin,~ai scrvccs will be held al the BAPTIST nun ar,o.,
| Tniphanv s.th-st. and Madisonave., SUNDAY "''e''
December l.. az O'Clock
/ Inerment AT WOODLAND o, ,,,,..
MIILER-on Thursday. November y william IL ''''''
! aged SO years. 49, v,r, Council
Relatives and friends also members OF New orH
| n A. Graine.c, Lodge 800. A. q. J. w, an. Wv
cie,y Of Good Fellows respectfully invited 70 a,en
the funeral services from his late resdence 10 - su
Mapleave East Orange. n J. on sunday D'-''''''' .
! at p. M.
| Interment private .,.. =, Newark thence
bv Yves, orange trolley Napleave. or by uoie' i"'
Jersey CIV ~.
s,IrTtI o., r--,@av November % at his residenee
seat's,,e Long island Edmund Thornas smith, III u's
! 79i ,ear - hs ,.,.A sr,,h,ou,
Funeral services AZ Saint Jamess Church sm Town
= frnc 1siaud sun ay December ], at COCK n
! Garages RI SAINT Jamess station WIZ '"e' '"s ""''
! icavtnq I3ng Island City at oeock
rN-W,rr--On Friday November 20 1898, Thomas Hunt
t-rersI Al his residence No: 90 Wee GA
81 on Monday. December 2. al 10 O'CLOCK a. IN
u.u. voJr. NJ 454 T. and \ M.-Brethron; YOU
ara sS-nored - attend special communication OF th'
80 - h. held NJ is3 Iexington-ave on sunday De
c,n7her AZ quarter before o'clock Tor the purpos. OF
,r,,ratry the funeral ceremonies OF our late brother
John H. hi ,,.n,, uopprs u-,pD ,,a.,.r
( HENRY W PENOYAR secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
CONTEST OVER HER SIXTH WILL.
u-pcE FRirDEIL WANTS PART OF MRS. w. D.
scHOTT's PROPERTY.

u-DGE FRirDEII. WANTS PART OF MRS. W. D.
scHoTT's PROPERTY.
Mrs. Wfhelm.na D. Schot; made SIX wills. IN each
Of watch she disposed OF her fortune differently
Her relatives have begun contest over the last
Instrument which viii be heard tomorrow before
SURROGATE Arnold. in Chambers.
In her last WILL dated April g. 1898, the testatrX
left the bulk OF her fortune to Richard Vi. Hoe the
commission merchant who has o.iices In the Prod
uce Exchange Building and 10 hcr servant Annie
conway.
The contest Is brought by Judge +. T. Friedell
Of Texarkana. AK Judge Tr dell j nephew Of
Mrs s-hott and bases his contest on tae ground
OF mental incapacity and undue influence by the
Hoes and that the signature is not that OF his
aunt
Mrs scho;t died in August Last, leaving nm estate
consisting OF various hrst-ciass securities. valued
al par at S53 O00 but which thought TO ne worth
more.
Besides Judge Frledel there ale two nephews IN
Memphis Tenn and two rioces in Denmark and
. sls..r of the testatrlx who is on her way TO this
city from Denmark to join IN the contest
Mrs schoit came from Denmark about thirty
wears AGO Her husband proprietor o. the
Planters Hotel in Broadway, near Bleecxer-st. lie
was wealthy but lost his money In Wall-st and
died penniless.
Mrs schott who was tall. fne-lool-ng woman.
became a operator Among her patients
was Mss Annie l.. Bows. the daughter OF David
BOWS the wealthy commission merchant Her
treatment OF the case was successful that Mr..
Dog;s submitted TO Il FOR an a!lraent OF MS own.
Lows family Gs a friend. and consulted Mr. Dows
as 10 the Investment OF her money; che ved IN
the Newport apartments al No. a5 West tlity,
secoad-st within the last few years she engaged
al different times 1--WE lawyers 10 draw up her VIII:
brooklyn ana the franklin Trust Company. o!
that city was named as executor Miss Dows
had become Mrs. Hoe. and had maintained her
frenGshp FOR Mrs. schott In The last Will Mrs
schott gave all Of her jewelry TO Mrs. BOWS and
Mrs Hoe TO Mr.. Hoe she gave $1,000. exclusive
OF any claims he n gh have against her. To An
ME conway. her servant che gave 5000, to DR.. T.
n Allen - 0O0 and i20c0 TO i. F. Hemmlng. her
former lawye r The residue vas divided between
her yrandnephews Peter r. Charles ana irhei
Bel. ., a., 49,. .
In the ter IN clause OF her WI Mrs schott states
that her reason for rot making a moro Hperal pro
,ston for her uephcws IL that she has spent large
.iins FOR their education and support and that sh,
f,t che was doing them no injustice because ol
| making Leauests TO other persons. VINO had ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
PRAISE ron THE TRIBryb'S Fresh AIR WORK

From The Hartford Times.
The Eew-York Tribune OF yes -erday gave an in
tercstng outline o. the service ~ The Tribune
Fresh Air Fund for tho last season-the nineteenth
wear o. It's excellent work.
This is cherity based On common sense: IL is ex-
ceIlently administered, and II receives aid and en-
coli-a cement from all the country lncidental-
" The Tribune i;self must receive some oeneft
rom It's prominence and efficlsncy in managing
his work and why shouldn't it? Which Is the
more desirab.e-for n newspaper TO be known Tor
Ire irresponsible and denoralizng sensations or
FOR ts friendly organizing OF useful public
With a single exception mot nameD every rail
road in tn. Trunk Line Association gives quarter
rate fare Tor the poor children taken by the yuma
ont OF the heat ard sickness OF NeH-NOrk into the
fresh green country. 50 DO the Hartford, New
Haven and Norwich boats. The children VINO are
thus distributed selected by missionaries. Bible
readers, physicians. Christian WORKER among the
Door ana others similarly qualified. During the
wear s2l 35e ~ s-nt - The Tribune FOR the
fund and $3.50 g. expended. Tho repor; shows
that in lsqJ there Ncfo hN2l children sent into the
country for two weeks. nad 1882, for one day,
making $685. benefclaries in all. IN lsI, the ben
cnc,lries numbered GO. Thus tho work has grown:
and IL deserves 10 grow IT, Is pracucai
ct.s4.4tc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
BISHOP ALEXANDER W WAYMAN.

baltimore Nov sO-Senior Bishop Alexander w
Nayman Of the African Methodist kplscopa
Church, one OF the best-knOwn coored clergyflen III
tho United States dropped dead in his home NO
100 East Baltmore-st., this morning. lie was
stricken with paralysis while dressing III MS rooi'i
and breathed his last few minutes later blsnoP
Jvavman had not been in good health for some time
having during the last year suffered from "ii"o,
naraIvtic strokes Last Wednesday he returned
fron, a conference at Keokuk. Iowa where he had
presided over his bishoprc. which included lllnos
iowa and Wisconsin. He complained OF not , issi-
ing well. but was determine 70 speu rnd ioyiailv;
II feel n little better I'm still IN tne I''s ~
retired early last night ana rose aDou Eatng his
,,noaranre M the breakfast table a heavy falI was
beard and the Bishop was found UNCONSCIOUS VII
the floor of his dressing-room'
pisbop Wavman was born in Caroline County
Md on September 81. 1921 He was one OF ."ele W.
children four Of whom were slaves ana eie"' "
horn free He educated himself, borrowlhs poon'
from white people, who took an interest II, nm,
s licensed TO preach in 1910 and Joined the Phlla-
S1,s,ta conference of the American Methodist
rniscopal Church in 1913. He was pastor OF Naiiou
,,,..bas and served az secretary OF the general
nferenc.s of 1875 1872 1856. 1860 and lsbi HAVING
o,toined prominence and influence In his church ne
s elected Bishop in 1864. receiving eighty-Ioul
,oe ont of ninety cast in that General conference
r,tsho, wav,nan organized the Florida. Georgia anu
,orth Carolina conferences OF the America"
Methodist Church In 1866. year ia'er lie a.
'1 90 rho episcopate. embracing the ONO, Pits
slollON y ontuckv Tennessee and West eilNesset
OuIs s,dnces During his long and eyentfui career
as bishop he visited every o.aio vad for his never
corSc effors TO better the condition OF ms peoP'
Uoward University gave the Gegrset VI Ito was adj
10 published several WORKS ne Dttcr
In b. ne sapnior bishop on the death OF BishoI
PAYNE. about two years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
OBITUARY.
DIR. CLARENCE T.. KIMBALL

Dr. Clarence f. Kimball. one OF the most popular
physicians OF Mount Vernon. died from apoplexy on
Thursday evening in Michigan, whittier he went
about three weeks ago on account OF his health.
Or Kimball had a large practice in addition 10 his
work volunteer surgeon on the hospital stan.
and had been extremely active and energetic He
was observed to be failing in health several months
ago. Finally. fearing that he might suffer from
nervous prostration, he induced to take rest
and he went to visit relatives in the West Letters
from him said that he was improving, and about the
moment he died his wife received letter from him
announcing that he better, and she conse-
quently greeted friends in a most cheerful manner.
Dr. Kimball was not only popular In his profession;
but he popular also in social and muslcal
circles He one OF the original members OF the
Amphion Glee Club, which gave so many invitation
concerts I'm Mount Vernon Three years ago he
married Miss Fredreka Lockwood sister or the
Misses Lockwood proprietors Of the Classical Scho9i
and Seminary He was about th!rtytwo years od
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
HERMAN d. HARTJEN.

The funeral OF Herman ID. Hartten, a wel-Kno"h
Twentv-nfth Ward hotel keeper. with a place OF
business at Hasey-st. and Reid-ave Brooklyn Will
be held this afternoon at O'Clock. He was born
AZ Bond and Schermerhorn SITS. Brooklyn, on June
H. 1875. and when a child sent to Achm' near
Rrarnen Germany TO be educated. He returned
- The Tinted states when thirty years old. ana
twelve years ago. through an Investment OF b %
IN !otteaS III ciI rrorartv He was a member Of
Rdsewood Lodge 40; no F and A NJ s Sr6tzsn
Corns and Stuyvesant Bowling CLUB. He Is sur
vl,ed nv a widow and three children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
FANATICIsM N CoNTRoL
,-, Tho philo1elrhla Record.

mo nnviel5lnc at.itlle which the Sultan has
suned toward the Powers ia their request for per
mission 10 Increase the number OF guardDoats IN the
P0sDhOrtls after his Minister haG assured the Am
bassaiors that The required permit wOlll be isshed
shows that the fanatcal palace Clique mas sal!td
comnletc ascendercy In the councils OF the empire.
The Powers can no longer deceive themselves with
me bs.,ef that the herald. 81 efforts OF the Porte 10
restore order and institute reforms anything but
mendaclous preiences that the arming OF the
Turkish redfs is anything else than the preliminary
n The PROCLAMATION OF a holy war against the inf
1ale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
Ex-PoI1cE JUSTICE DUFFY's WILL.

The Will Of ex-Pollce Justice Duffy was filed yes
terday in the surrogate's Office by James O'Hara.
the assisiant probate clerk. who was old friend
OF the ex-Justlce The estate is valued at $1,000 In
real estate and 81. 60O in personal property. all or
when is left to the widow, Mrs Marie Duffy. 10
the exclusion OF Thomas b. Leonard. OF No. 329
Fast Third-st a nephew who. It Is said. will con-
test the viii. Mrs. Duffy and Henry Schmidt OF
No 90 Vandan-st appointed executors OF the
will which Is dated Angus q, 1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
ISLAM READY FOR RELI'


,rha ,c.r,,L minors from Armenia. syria. Pales-
tine and other parts OF the Turkish empire IN asa
Indicate that tn Mosems are reaay ioi q rtinI,us
only has to give tn word 70 SCI iooae W. nm ~
S'risfiene of the empire Wild OulhIrst OF laa'l-
ier, rDvel,tg in blood and fapine Whlio me r.hr'-
pean nations are tsmpcrizing with N sultan ~.
Eosie-, blood IS growing hotter and hotter, ana II
js ross bic hat any day may bring news OF an IN
|. controllabe outbreak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
c,1,xcr OF SCHEDULE.

Tho Norfolk and Western train with sIeep' niSS 10
20 WegOrleans and Memphis WILL srasd Of i 80
day I eave " from New-York by $50 p m. ho.ai
64 3 S,e rain (sundays. 2:3o p. M. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
BETTER THE RUSSIAN BEAR


W. have no sentimental, hfalutir regard Tor Rus
sa' which is fierce ana bloody ana rea slonais
o"yernrneni the hater of liberty ana oppiess9I 81
~ ,,eone hut better than that the Turk should D.
loved 10 continue his awful muck in Armenia We
sbo,,l1 rejoice 10 see the MuscoViie menace OF ~
rnne fbough he be- invade the unspeahaDe CONT ,
and sweep the Turkish empire forever from lie IA ga
Darianeles and placed C0nstaniinopie ana the Tot'e
under martial Law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01

terlally assisted her In the accumulation OF her
property. .r
Judge Fredel denies that she ever spent any
money on him the other nephews
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
Surtial \ Offices.

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Tho Ujuhe,t Award Tor Artificial Teeth nf
Worlds Fnlr wa granted Dr. Henry +. Deane. Dentist
a. Lexington ave cor i5th Specially artificial teeth
Fypr,ssion restored Telephone. 1iGisih-s
Germs extracted % cts. manicure 80 Caripota
removes Inflammation. Or. and Mrs LIBBY. LIZA Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
Hclinious Notices.


c~N>roNoo~|NeSN>
ALL SOULS cHURcH, Ma3son,aSe. a2t cS rI n.
ars, a., course Of on culture aal Nhaiac'e,
suite =: The Aim 4 Crlture.' tEr"ns, al y rev e
4 y HKN-ifAW \ snort organ recital arrr s''N''s'
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE l,ucN chiokerins Ha,i
,'h-sve iSih-s; sunday " Dcek aiHF.ss 10y w. ~
su5tSct Hone ssr,kes. Ex sp.cna.y oh see song ser
Me- g u o.cs duets and chorises assisted ~
N E6W AnSa cH XII S',' JosEpH BooARpys
Secretary. ties'"7"~
AT SOUTH cHSRcH Ne lison-ave. and $S,h-st R,v.
p0DERlCK rERRY u u Psstor.-servioes at II E m
ana p m The Pastor VIII preach
Chapel, OF 81. cHRYsosToM 7,h-ave.. cornor ssth-
s,-Tnre,h anniversary servi es ~ y 5, ana lols
and 3:i5 and p n 4ae annual se'H''" ~ '"'
CHRIST CHURCH Boueysrd esiaer Is,sst DR.
ant.-sundsy SERVICES. II n ana p m sunday
school 10 a w.
CHURCH OF ST MARY TIE vi5:dISAdy en- ssn,
day Masses for Communism 'S@ ~ @aths w. h'sn
Mass 1855; Vespess 4
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.
5th-ayc. and lCth-st
An,A.m- Ha.- G .ssS't ss " san, sa.n
One-iory selections H~m Elijah
FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDUSTRY. i5s wor,hsG,
hape win be used by children for the nrst time for
service Of song on sunday. al $50 m The public
ere cordially inyired enc acni the children.
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL. CULTURE Sunday Deem
y, 1898 at s e "c eeS Sy s,S. and XIX
sIs subject The attitude Of the Ethical Society
Toward Religion" Al interested invited.
sr. THoMAs's CHURCH 5th-ave. cor 53d-s,. Rev
j. W. BROWN. ~ D.. Reet?7-Morning prayer, sermon
tor. Evening prayer anu sermon by Rev. JOHN HUsKs
~ o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
M rycrsE FOR FURTHER DELAY.
From The Baltimore Herald.

ri,o.o an, lonrar. to place self-intorest before
dn,y ~ humanity will expose the christian nations
w. ;he accusation OF belyng professions WIN ac'
80, and of wearing civilization "a thih veneer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
THE LAST STRAW.
rrom TIE Boston Journal.

ErOm Tie BOSCOH -.
. ro,,d seem that this latest news "ouid prov We
s straw OF their endurance Soinet ii 1870
Iaht 49, and done soon. II the leading thrones
~ Europe stand for peace and cvlnzauon' et tbn
49, 70 asser; the claims OF humanity even az '"e
cannon mouth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
Guefial Notifies.
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Fifth Ayenl

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Fifth Avenue -
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Now on Exhibition Day and Evening
Highly important sale
MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION
OIL PAINTINGS.
BY European and American
Distinguished Masters.
belonging to His Excslleney
BARON SAURMA JELTSC4s
Former Ambassador from Germany
With additions from several private
collectors and others.
from the collection 81
The MARCHESE DE IIIERAPOLKAs
"a syrian Of AleppO who resides IN Ens'"n0''
ANCIENT OIL PAIN'ElNGS
AND ART OBJECTS.
including
Examples by Maratt. Sirani. sassoferra,o
and Alonzo Cana
A UNIQUE Coalport table. Decorated in flowers
by jacques Astor. about isS, s,o
K Ra'. o o. '' clocf a%aeS sf's rss e..
Century Latin Manuscript Office BOOK f'c.' E~
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December 9Th and 9Th.
AT O'CLOCK EACH EVENING.
Artistic Holiday Gifts
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HOLIDAY HlNT.-Kead and investigate. Dt' I'i.g
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adr ana restores prematureV gray 70 KS hatues
Youthful color. relieves neuralgia. hoise' al ne 80
and lghtens mind All doubts removed psIoe p a
Endorsements wei.-known physicians ana va,
sent by mail. Address hiley iectfl.
schlsifeiln & Coz New-York. wholesale agents Hutton.
Hcghes 4 Co. 1si. Hegemsn & Co.. 100 bToad"aS' ~
tail valuable holiday present
The Original and Only PRAY -,,,popo
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DIST q Manicure Ar and goes IN
Popular prices Separate larlOrs Az ~ ana - 800
.si ST NEAR BROADWAy opposite Madison saua's
PARK Estab. 1868. Take elevator
Concerning photographs iOr Snr ,unant
Presents, MAJ friends give me suos.s
FAIRLY ATTENTION. that may be enabled 70 give os
work that supervision and nnsh when y Ia
OF being sacrificed the rush OF The HoNday
lockwood Photographer. Lao Droaa"ay ,oNn--eZ--
Nrs John sherwood says " La peiinatssse Is w
most delicious cheese have ever eaten. Ear' $1,000
! The Daintiest OF Gifts Is a bottle Of the Crown
| Perfumery 90. nsv crown Nlplst ietAu''' VI p" ~
fuI casket Sold everywhere At $50
| Congress Spring water ..,...
This famous IS now 10y mos .SS
restored TO all us former strength ana eA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01

AT SOUTH cHISRCH. Ne lson-aye. and 5S'h-st. Rev
RDDERICK TERRY. u. y. fsstor-sefNloes al ii = Y"
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