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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-16
Sues for o. Dirorce.

SAN JOSE, CAL, May 15.--Isaac N. Van
Doren to-day began an action for divorce
against his wife, Jennie Van Doren, on
statutory grounds. Two years ago sim
liar action was begun, but the parties
compromised and the suit was not pressed.
In the complaint at that time it was
charged Mrs. Van Doren had eloped with
Robert Baltimore, and had taken trip
through Oregon, Washington and Mon
tana a-.fer g..
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BouaAt for TACO Mfllfons.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 15.-At the
auction sale to-day of the plant of the
Pennsylvania Steel Company the property
was bought in by e. B. Byers, chairman of
the reorganization committee, for 50 ,000,-
000 the amount of the bonded indebted
ness OF the concern.
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here to-day by the amalgamation OF the
old National organization and the Eastern
burial case organization. The object OF the
combination is to regulate prices. Two
hundred coffin manufacturers, or 70 per
cent OF all in the country, are in the new
association.
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would seem to follow very clearly that Mr..
Dupont was legally elected Senator"
He adds: POSSIBLY on full argument
OF able counsel the view 1 have taken
might be changed
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YET Il PROHIBITIoNLST.
John II. st. John Denies That He Is
Eree-SiJrcr Advocate.

Eree-SiJrer Advocate.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May .15.-Ex-
Governor John T. st. John writes to the
Star from New York denying that he is to
drop prohibition and advocate free silver.
He says: 81 have not laid aside prohibit
ton and don't intend to. Nor have dis
couraged the nomination of Prohibition
ticket, and have not even thought of doing
any such thing. Nor am l big enough
fool to advocate free silver as the only
remedy for the ills which aff1ict the coun-
try.n
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-16

this number may be increased to any num-
Der not exceeding 5000, if in the judgment
of the Department. agent at the Pribyloff
Islands such increase would not endanger
the herds
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-16

1 used two bottles and improved so much
that I bought six more. Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla proved a great investment. 1t has
made a different person of me. 1t was the
onlv medicine during my three years of
doctoriug that had any effect. 1t is at the
head of all blood remedies, and would
not be without it at any cost" JOHN
lotion 1856 Thirty fourth ST., Chicago, Ill.
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The Rail,Uav Conductors

ATLANTA, Ga, May 14.-At the meet
ing OF the Railway Conductors Associa-
ton to-day Grand Chief Conductor Z. E.
Clarke was reelected without opposition
for two years.
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Hoods at the Head

1t is because Hoods Sarsaparilla is the
greatest blood purifier that it is able ia
cure disease that other remedies cannos
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touch. The following
is the experience Of
many:
"For a long time I
was in poor health,
My bones ached, my
liver and stomach
, bothered me and my
sappetite was poon
Sin fact, 1 had TO Life
Tor ambition. 1 was
"a dvised to take
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-16

Ttco Men Rob a Gubserctlle Saloon of Ca sh
and GLARS.

SAN JOSE, CAL, May 15.-News was
brought to San lose officers tonight OF a
bold hold-up at Gubserville, near Santa
Clara. Two men drove up to the saloon of
Frank Gubser about o'clock and held up
the proprietor. They entered the saloon
and ordered drinks and then covered him
with revolvers. They secured about $28
out of the drawer, fifty cigars and a lot of
cigarettes. After the robbers left the sa-
loon the barkeeper followed them. They
fired three shots at him without effect and
then escaped.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO, May 15.-The Ma
tional Burial Case Association was formed
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ROCKS OF THE WEEK.

A MINISTER OF THE WORLD BY C. A. Mason lomo'
" pp 1874 "a. ID. +. Randolph q 'oJ
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III > Miller Chicago: f. A. Weeks & Coz
ONE, FAIR DAUGHTER. BY F. F Moore. i2mo (E. A.
Weeks & Coz
nov SOLDIERS OF 1912 BY e. T. Tomlinson. l2mo.
pp 3l9 dee q Shepard)
THOMAS BooBIG BY Luther Marshall i2no. PIP $40.
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THE WATCH FIRES OF 20. BY Samuel Adams Drake.
iamo DID, 27O. dee Shepard)
c,,rvwIE FADDEN EXPLAINS MAJOR MAX EN-
Poi;NDs BY Edward W. Townsend l2mo. PIP 2to
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ANNALS OF THE PARISH BY John Gait illustrated.
49, Pm 332 Macmillan & Coz
TUE VENGEANCE OF JAMES VANsITTART. BY Mrs.
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c.p,sr AND HIS FRIENDS. BY the Rev. Louis A.
Banks Crown svo. PIP 3s2 Funk Il Wasnalis COZ
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lnsirurtion.
For Boys and Young Men.-City.


SIR Here il another thing which the Mayor said al the
Packard Commencement quite ~ good that publisher
yesterday Listen: II before a number Of young
ladies who have taken into their heads study book
keeping and become nnancers. They expect dounu'sS
:, take places IN the Offices ~ merchants bankers
Insurance companies. and Tnssily-and hope s'-ih
the city government This j. great privilege, young
ladies' and can bear testimony 10 the fact that II you
&c, postions in any Offices Of the city 81 New"
York YOU will Mt the II those Offices. ana WIN
the lasting respect Of associates II has been my
good fortune t. young ladies in Office during the
las, twelve or thirteen years and that Is the result that
have noticed. And # will be- the wherever You
NAV 10 II YOU 10 yourselves and 10 the ins
tuition that equps you and sends you out"
The Mayor knows what he IL talking about: and there
are hundreds Of business downown-and uptown
who will gladly adj their testimony this generous
communication 81 Packard girls Wherever they go
they make places for themselves and their friends.
They are more especially required stenographers
however and there n trademark that goes with all
Packard s,cnog1aphers II is too late enter the stem
ographic classes present but after tho sum
HOLIDAYS there Will lie chance. 1t may lie well TO
get the list
prospectus will be sent on application TO
$. S. PACKARD Pres't.
l0l East 23l St
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Mem pnblirations.
TOINT-METALLISM.
ny ANsoN PHELPS STOKES.


Fourth edition Octave. 24o pages. cloth. sent
postpad on receipt Of 81.
This work shows much study and research anu
contains impor,ant historical and statistical matter
,,oas 20 and quotations from the prin-
cpaI authorities the science OF money also
complete index.
COMMENTS.
w Times. a rather Striking eNai"pe
y, me deep interest which thoughtful men ana men
OF large affairs now taking IN one Oh ''' 'o'
mos, questions OF our times
c,r,ngnel6 Republican.-"Mr. Stokess plan
,.s real merits end contains the element OF just
an,rec,ation OF the present world difficulty
Ros,on Times The book Is 'a'ua'"
contribution our financial literature
Chicago Inter Ocean.-'It is clear precise. and
hacked by abundant facts regarding the whole ques-
ton Az we have said. 1t is both timely
and n valuable book
Baltimore LAWYER and Credit Man'-Ihe hs'o''-
cal portions of the work are superior 10 ahS'nns
we have seen for conciseness and exhaustive refef
ence 10 the authorities. both on the goid anu
double standard side Of the question
Hon. David A. Wells. LII D.. u. c L.. etc
..yo,r Man is certainly novel and ingenious.
Hon. John f. Russell Ex-Governor OF Massachu-
se,ts-''The importance Of the question you 80 apiy
discuss cannot be overestmated.
The Right Hon. Lord Playfar-"lt Is certainly
much more honest scheme OF bimetasm than the
schemes already propounded.
Prof w. Smart. LII. D., Glasgow.-'lt Is a most
suggestive contribution 10 subject when Is no"
creating AZ much interest IN Great Britain as 1t
does IN its parent country
Hon W. T. Harris. United States Commissioner OF
Fducation-'Tn my humble opinion the best book
on this suhect-a subject Of vital Importance TO the
prosperity Of the people Of this country.
Hon. Carroll D. Wright United States Commits
sioner Of I.abor.-"Your theory attracts me very
much 1t seems TO me that there is within It the
solution Of the difficulty"
Prof. Frarcs Wayland. LID. Dean OF Yale
Law school-"If IT has not brought complete con-
vction to my mind. it has certainly shaken some
Of my pet beliefs
G. p PUTNAMS SONS.
PUBLISHERS. q WEST 23D ST. NETWORK.
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Ksrvar cbsrles and wife to w Bell. cor
nor 5ihave and l2oth-st. year 80 - 49, a..
Kenn lanes and wife to G a Becker ars
land Place. i25 It OF clinton,ave; rybaaSs.
Karsch Esrnard ard wife 70 John II nI AUS
81 al ,rnstses n 42d-st go IT OF ''h-a'e'
ga. 'f.us,oyus l.. to Regina Bowe execu-
for n . corner Washington ana Hupe'' SIS
Lew. Abraham and wife 70 NJ |; bOsv ia,, -
Thomas " Ludlow one-half part, year, t.rr,
reyv ahrohan and wife TO the Natiohal . an
liant Tremon, 70 Fordham Road. a mi
inr lands Of Thomas W Ludlow, -''n "a'''
,,,v.,,.rs Mary 10 iIetty Badean and ano'nrr
n s Dsth.st $50 II OF Coiumbus-a''' u'''''
. mortgages. 49, ';;,,er Eo ia West
i3Jth-st note. : "a ,rrrs,
va@,,irs Andrew 10 Title Guarantee ana irus,
20. No l9i .d-aye. year imam Sav
Never Ahrenj F. and wife To the German cay,
,nrs Rank W 8 ath-ave. 4"4 n oil -f'"-S''
en.ydsrs william and another 70 + stewart
ga ., 3Tj (, . of llth-ave, | year,
cbau. IJ1,ie A. 10 Emanuel Levi. fei'erS'ne
Drlv. 20 If II OF lttd-st ! year c .;;,.s
cch,nii. naietta 10 the Metropolitan savings
Rank. No rs 7th-st year o,,s,
williams John L. to r VI Downing. zis,-s''
An n " Of 4th-ave. year.. '.'''''''''''''
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pr-rrDING PLANS FILED.

rb. following plans for buildings ana ai,e'a'oH
~ oi.d Lii me building Department June .
New buildings =, r. -, r,.,.,r <, threc-
story frame tenement by 'asprr o."' ",.'..... 500
71g ProsDeci-ava
Alterations: ~. , 10, s,s nv r
Broadway, between Sls, a hrc, p1 hotel s7oN
,sc,h Ct No OiT East. by Peter Eagan 10 ""' ~
story dwelling t-a,r,,
,,ba.a q . corner 5otn-st by George hemp n,
r. n seven story and basement f-.cH h2,el
beh-s 23i # ,o OF 'p gr1cs hospita 100
r,ro,Jwny No 40 by Ana Maria Rb)n, To i've I,
s,,rv Lrlck store and factory .,.....'.'
o,,h-s 10 3;2 West by James I; Mitchell 10 =
,br.e story and senen brick dwelling ..'..'. ''
osth.st 40 AIS West. - CRY OF Ne"-f"rh ~ Ap
,rs,ory brick public SCHOOL ........:.. ~
o,hs, q 3G5 II 81 Riverside Drive oy
William g Moqun. 10 t~o-s,ory Di''N o''oe .,
and stable .......,.-...'...
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pnblir Notices.
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

NOTICE To AKCTITTECTS.
~ Once Of the COMMISSIONERS OF PARAMOUNT
PARK. CITY HALL. ROOMS i.1-ico
PHILADELPHIA April 10 1904
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS VIII he ,.c.,,.i h> ,,.
Commissioners Of Fairmount Park until IL NJ October
Park. " ''
The Commissioners OF Fairmount Park will award the
following prizes Tor the various successful plans namely
LIST Prize-six Thousand Dollars $4,000 for the plans
and specifications OF the building that shall be adopted
I'd Prze-Three Thousand Dollars (s3 OOO,
81 Prize-Two Thousand Dollars OOO)
4th Prize-Onc Thousand Dollars 81 OoO,
Plans specinca must be comples In al, rss,.c.
and must comply with the general nd snsc
signed. " Wv N
Plans and specifications which prizes mr.. awarded
viii become the absolute property OF the
OF Paramount Park. ~ '''
,,,. RUSSELL THAYER.
~"e' engineer and Superintendent,
Ealrmount PARK
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~ INHERITANCE TAX FOR ILLINOIS,

Springfield H.. June by vote OF ~ 10 g. 'ie
Nc ,odav passed the Senate bill taxing in
bertances gifts and legaces. The general scope OF
IN. measure is TO place tax OF per cent on
every individual inherting 10000 or more, where
the heirs are OF first relationship TO the testator
,ha reiationsh ship OF legatecs Of heirs becomes
more remote the tax is increased and the limit
decreased.
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nrcORnED MORTGAGES.

,,-.,.s william H. ~ al - + II Man II o cor
nor p.lanc,y-st and Tompkins st. year......
,.,,,h. N,tg. to Sew York Savings Bank.
ttp,b-.t 300 u e - "i-aNe. years ..........
,,r,.I Christian and VIII" to ;hc German Savings
n,nk t'iiy Il New York. .d-ave. 5s.2 II
~ S2,. st. year .....-.. ......+........-
ri,,r William IL and VIE 20 William Noble
q = Ainsferiain-nvc. .,.3 4 - i25th-si install
r'iDn Thomas and wife to Morris Manhelmer
IA i2isi-st. 325 n rs - 'ih ave. . years -.
Same 10 John T. Alexander. n - l2iN-st 2io 10
SAM. ~ John Collins. n - l2ls S. f2'o n
of 1th-avr 3 years .....+....'... :.
Same ~ Morris Manheimer. i2lsis 81. $50 II
" ~ eth ave. y-ar~ .....-........... .........
same to william Wilder. ~ al. trustees. n
lyls,-si 37i 10 n ~ Ith-aye. years .......
SAM "a Il r. C;urnec. n l2ist-st. 10 n W 81
ih-avr. J years ,,, -, 900 n
Sam. to Linda Frnnk-nthal. n l2lsts 33o0
n " ~ 7th-nNc = years ....-... .....'' .'.'..
sam. 10 Emanuel IIeilner 81 al i2irt-st
.5O n ~ Of 7th-aye demand .-.-.-, -. 80
Frame J.hn. and wife to William Halls sons
n !. corner - lson ave and lO1thst. demand.
Ferri.r John H. to j |. Thomson. a" Amsterdam
ave. - 2 n ~ ie5th-st. , years '......'
Funn.r, simon T. to Henry Bogert, trustee.
n Waier-st i57.1l II W OF James SIP. years
Fem Mary T.. and another to Louisa powns'
" = Alyrile-ave Isl II Of Mouis-st. - years
Gabsy Henry o. and wife to Caroline anieli.
~ | $50 L.xington-avr. years. -:
Gallon Thnma. J. and wife 10 me ieucheis
N.uiua, Benefit Association. s''"-s'. ""
f. o Of 3d-av~. years .........
IIaran Thomas. and wife to Edward Msn s,s
n sith-st .G4s II Of Coumbus-"Ve'
Juison, Edward to John II Smith. No - ''oSoy-
Sam. - The rector etc II 81 AIMS Church for
Deaf Mutes. Q Houston-st. % II Oh "oo''e'-
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REAL ESTATE.
RI-sTNESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Tho offerings yesterday at the Broadway real
estate saesrooms consisted u thr'" parcels whl'h
were ordered 20 be sold by tho courts under ioTe-
closure proceedings. Two parcels were soh 20 inc
plaintiffs IN The actions an! the other was al
J0urr'i. -. .--.t..,, q,
Jane. T.. Wells sold No. go IVES, SEVENTEEN st.
Thomas A. McIn'yrc for $500. Due on Judgment,
$500. , .o o,
Bryan !. Kennedy sod the southwest corner ~
,,'.-. ,rI V'.sf Fourth sis two ive-story brfck
rtis blot cIx.s TO the plaintiff. william RANKIN
f0r $50 Duc on judgment A@'S' on prior H'o''-
gage SI."n - A,.,, a.,
II il reported that the four nve-s,9ry nr''k nav,
houses 80 ~ - 80 East Eighty -ith-S,' ,s
a. M. pelham. have been sold by Frank X. iiongh-
ton 90 Louis NuchinEs $500 -, -.
- East SlAt. .Ssycufh-si for Mr.. ADDISON yam
mack TO Il. ". Mcude Tor 5000
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DOBERTS' NEW BOOKS.
Just OFT:

j
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on me 'Eise # Wellington have found especial 'aN
with military all branches = the service ana
we have think that the COLLECTION OF 'st '
a single handy volume will meet with the general APP
prevail Of military men.
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For Both SeXes.-COuntry. -
(NIINTON Liberal. INSTITUTE < MILITARY A'AL-
~ ENVY. FORT PLAIN. y. Y officer detailed from L.
s Army as military Instructor to-eiucatDnal tonpii
Seminary courses: Collegiate. Literary AMI
Musical civil Engineering. Scientific > Frng school
FOR any College. School u Fine Arts MUSE fiano.
Violin Voice. under supervision Of foreign sac"rfl E9,
crtl1n Porter School II Business Training All
departments open Cadets. Main Building complete as
nne hotel In furnishings. elevator steam. gas campus.
acres Gymnasium. Overlooking the Mohawk valley.
English Prep. Dept NJ J. MICHAEL frfs'.
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Aew pnblirations.

rs IN ENGLISH.

PITFALLS IN ENGLISH.
II Manual of Customary Errors IN the Use OF Words
NJ yOSrsPH FTTZGERAID. NJ. A., formerly Of the
Sisorth American Review and the Forum Cloth
'Vc' p~'J FITZGERALD 4 CO.. - Lafayette Place.
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v Y. SUPREME COURT.-In the matter q

A. the Application q the Mayor. Aldermen and Com
T. to cs5,an pieces Or parcels q land tor n, Pu a:
uned ed ans M Stree, IN b rweh Ward
The Gy Of NewYok selected located ami laid oa' y
a Se S'ss' p SPsGSS a's a'''
Pursuant TO the provisions Of chapter 800 = ne Lava
be n'Ss p esy c ys" 'ea s 81 O 81
in and for the Frs, department at special Term q
county Courthouse. IN The ci;y .; Ssw,Yor &: IN.
2oth day Of June, 1896 the opening - the con- 81
% estimate fnn BE- nsa g f m n :.
entitled Tn. nature and Of The improve
Mayor Aldermen and commonal;y c. the CITY Of New.
York TO all the lands enemens aEd hereditaments rs.
Xnae and one a a and Ga Street 4:
,eced located and laid OUT by said Board Of street open
ing and Improvement u the city Of N-wyok the same
beginning the intersection OF the westerly line Of
and scyen,senh Street and thence IL running westerly
along the ouhery line OF one Hundred and Seventeenth
,rsd and ssr.p,sen,b s'rss with he eas,ery lins
distance hundred and twenty inches
i2O 50 to intersection OF said eas,eiy Enc OF
s. Nicholas with the westerly line Of Se.entn Avenue
seventh Avenue ~ distance = one hundred and TWO zee.
beginning shown and delineated IN certain map en-
titled Map Plan showing Public Park a, Ayenu:
Seventeenth in Twelfth Ward Of the cry q
the c H and county Of W @ and IN thu s once ot tn,
Department q Public Parks about the 18th day Of
The said Board OF street Opening and improvement;
sns ard IN OF the Dr9s ,ss q ne egs r @
he incurred acquiring the land for such park
to be Ssn@ned by me acqSson and CONSTRUCTION Of
PARK and ssd p9ard has also determined that the ara
a. folows Fr.m he north side Of One Hundred ana
Eishteenh street and from the west SIDE Of Sixth Avenue
Dated New.York May 2,th. ises
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6tbool Nacnllcs.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors ,Toveshesse~
&C to colleges, Schools and Families Apply TO
Mrs ST J YOUNG-FULTOS. % Union Square.
INIsK TEACHERS AGENCIES. New-Yoik Boston.
i Chicago. LIS Az eeles etc u r Croker w J.. Nrrr-
T. v Huysuon Pratt NJ T.. Managers. 10 SIN ave
ADRIAN COYRiERI.S Teachers Agency supplies pro-
INI fesor~ tutors teachers in all depts
schools carefully recommended $50 a,haye 10Th ST.
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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER OF JURORS

~ :" regard to clas for ssempsn tso" Jqy ia'y
~. 80 i XssyS,5 T ,@Id Fi5 is5,
by me daily a, my ohco from . a. M until ?.
physicians surgeons, Surgeon pofe.;or
,r"ches in COLLEGE academy or public seno Sdtnsi
pharnacsu'ss or pharmacists actually engaged in h,!r
ina mliiilam,n Policemen. and nremen election I'M I'M
states ampiyees ot n yesses making regular
trips. i.sn,ed piies actually FLOWING ihH SainsS
company other than street railroad company ,rIs'
s,aph operators actually doing duty - such Grs lm
Incapable pertormins iiy du,, by OF severe
D Tsi vino 1s2e mot %H.HsreS IS to her Liability 5y o.
this year. wheher lab or not such notices -
a"d psna'e S% ana me a" parry '1' % 1 %
ct, No attention paid to letters. . ana
secure reliable and respectable jrres equars their
th ee o pr w 10 r porns TO m:
any attempt at brbery or evasion and SUGGESTING names
years Of age summer sbs'ntees. persons Temporarily
Every man must attend TO his notice. i Is
to give H Pp s to
70 give receive present bride directly ndi,
be fury prosecuted 'N''' william PLiMLEy.
Commissioned Of Jurors.
A pyERrlsEMENTs AND syBscRIPTIoys, FOR SI
T4E 81 T Fro TBpTNE WILL r. sE rd as
WAY a door north Of rSlris -fr..,s AbvERs;;
EASEMENTS at the following Branch Offices; 2os
Eghthave s. corner Twenty thrd-s i32 Sixth-ave;i
10 Fousth-ave. cor Fourteenthst: 600 Thirdaye ~
Ihirdave. Forty seventh lO20 Thrd-ave, near
sixty nrstst 'os Flrstave 1903 West Forty second
AZ Columbus ave 90 Avenue A. 323 Thri.aye; -.
West Forty second St l5i9 Second 6S+ Thrd-ae'
:,s rh!rdave;. 2ooi Thrd-ave between one-hundrsd'
and-twelfth and One hundred and thirteenth SITS
AT the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East one hundred. ana
st. ana SO West hs
D. m. at regular Office rates.
HEo'fyn 81 ss'sS.' s 3 Sssn
D. M. at regular ONCE rates -.
European Branch for advertisements only. To- tIsss
street. e. c.. London. England 80
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Qounlrp ReaI Cstate for Sale.

A T NEWPORT r. For sale or lease will exchange
n FOR New York CITY Property.
handsome villa a commodous dwelling. fine stable and
lodge all in perfect order - 900 feet Of
ground fronting three avenues fine trees and lawn.
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