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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-11-23
Notice For Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT CGuR p'ALkxE, IpApo.
Oct -, 1896.
Notice ts hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intention Ia
MAKE hnal proof In support Of his clainl and thai
sald proM Will hc made before the Register and
KcceiEer a C9nr d'Alenc, Idaho. on Dec 4,
4wSwSSwA,se A,sw y Sec. 3 Tp. Is,
continuous residence upon and cuitivation al
said land, viz; Hughes East, John b. Wells
Charles Adams, James NJ. Haitian Of Santa
Any person who desires 10 protest against the
allowance OF such proof. or who knows Of any
substantial reason, under the law and the rcc,i-
proot should not he allowed. will be given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time and
placc TO cross-examine the witnesses a said ciAi-
submitted by claimant, y
JAMES GRAHAM,
N'-oN Register.
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PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school 10 =.
IN. Morning service At II O'clock.
evening service At 7.3D. Wednesdsx
evening prayer meeting at 7:3O.
Il. l.. DEFfENBAraH.
Acting Pastor.
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THE WEATHER,

Follow Is report showing the condition Of the
weather for the week ending Friday morning
observations taken It O'Clock, q. M. by Ma,os
Z. d. Warmer:
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AETnoDfsr. Sunday school At 10 n m
Junior Epworth League, s.SD D. ma:
Epworth League. $50 and preaching
80 p m. Prayer meeting. Thursday
evenings ., 30 p. IN. q. u. Muller.
pastor.
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SUNDAY srhool, g.a5 n M
Morning prayer and sermon, II 4. "a. !:
evening prayer aud sermon. ;.S1p m
"Wednesday, litany Al 7.sD D. IA. and
Friday al ~ a. IN; choir practice. s %
III. krv. J. Z. Akot,ome In charge
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Did you ever! Uncle Billy King. AZ.
ter the winds Of sixty winters have
whisiied through his whiskers. aud after
spending as many summers prospecting
In almost every mining camp In the
west, has made a flnal location and
calls his new claim Catherine King.
His friends -and they are scattered all
over this county-were the most sur.
priscd 10, Of people We ever heard OF
when they learned that Uncle Billy was
quietly married at the Pacific hotel
Spokane, Thursday evening al S o o'clock,
to Catherine Conway, by Judge Nor.
man Buck.
William King, better known N u ncle
Billy. Is an honored and respected citi.
zen OF Murray, Shoshone county, and
tho original discorerer Of the Mother
Lode mine. lie is a standing candi-
didaie for the legislature and always
defeats his opponent at the polls. No
legislative assembly OF Idaho would be
complete without him. lie has also &C.
capied many other importan, Offices.
Heres our hand, Uncle Billy, shake.
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The following matter was I,id ~. -
ia. o. survey Of Sinclair road At r, r.
sioss'ne' no release Of right.of. w.v A..
so,npanying same; bill Of J. Hosken,
'naenh''e and no transcript of dock.t
% name OF case given. Petition for :
PUBIC toad commencing at Lane Sta.
.'on ana ending at Cesur d Alene river
~ WIN. Woodward. ct al. was on mo
''oa rejected for the reason that ther,
.is 90 funds available for payment Of
nsn'-oi way. - provided by Law. and n
sppeanns from the petition that the
o"hefs OF all real estate along said pro.
posed route do not consent TO the omen.
ing Of said road without damages
Inc following matter was approved.
hs,aohs'rznee agains, building road
III district u; also against building Frv
road; communication from r. VI,
AAoat Fry road; protest against running
'"aa across the land Of n. Fry, concern,
ing public road; affidavit from same
s.. s'laA''s 10 regard 10 Fry road.
Ica'i"a for extension OF Morsyis
ana boihers Ferry read was rejected
being Informal and not ACCOMPANIED h,
release Of nigh, Of way.
The following reports Of viewers and
i@Ais OF anrveys Of public read, WERE
approved aud said roads declared pub.
lie highways; Pos, Hill and Bonner.
fef'y road. running from Bonner,s
Ferry to east line Of the town OF ocko.
h"oA' Henry road. commencing near
''0nnfrs Ferry and running thence
'aa 70 The east side Of Moyea riyer:
Mo,ea Rad, commencing near FRY
r'eck and running thence cas-, 10 the |
sasi aide Of Moy.a river.
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lcon.inusd from u.v. !,

|sriY;t iuoniinssd from page Al
~. ..s. The following vitne....
= ere called. 7. wilcutt. y r vT',.s.'
s .. & Msldsr. John shafrsr. J.m..
smith and G. Downs. who ts.,,s Ss" =.
.uppof. OF the petition. The opnos,t,o -
\ ~ represented BY 8. G. Herrep : ss'a
nearing the evidence and srcnm.a M.'s =
sdyissm. ~ mater was taken under
ns.s, .me !. until the January 1883
'Ds o. the board. Adjourned.
SATURDAY, ocr. %.
umcls' bond Of J. W. Ralph. road
overseer Dist. I. was approved. ,. .S".
~ 'a = s.: OF same party approved.
.,,o %'o''on The following bills we're
A.. Sw.a and the auditor authorized to
49,. ~isnts In payment Of the aama.
N
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Catholic Regular mass a, II a IN
sunday school : 2. IN. v~peu At s
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GssssAL JAnEs A. GAsvIrLD a..
sisos. 40. q. =. 4, 4 n. u. U. &. A.
Meets in s.ndsr's ball. Csur d'Alsns,
ld,so. every siternsts Monday, ct q
o'clock I. 70: Commander. Henry Van
Ettsn; Adlatsnt: D. J. Clark Quarter.
master, Ihos. Norris. Waiting com.
Next regular meeting Aug. 2S. 1909
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koorssAI L0Dos No. 7, Ksienr, ri,
Prrhi.s.-Meets In FraterDity Hail
Thursday evening Of each vssI
Waiting bsotherssrs aissys welcome
u. Z; Myriek. q. O.. r. JOy
X. of X. b. ~
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4
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
are arranging for q social to be held a,
the church next Monday evening, com
mcncing At 7:3o. The will be several
numbers OF music during the evening
and light refreshments will be served
Everybody cordially invited to attend
+. lockwood Moore one of the most
prominent citizens Of Spokane. a
pioneer in the place, closely identified
with its business interests and well
known throughout this whole section
OF the country as a polished gentleman
and en,erprising citizen, died at his
home In that city Thursday afternoon
after suffering for several months from
catarrh Of the stomach.
Private Geo. II. Bell, of Fort Spo-
kane. formerly Of Fort Sherman, came
near losing his life by the capsizing Of
a boat in one Of the dangerous rapids
of the Columbia river on Thursday.
Private Sidney Giles was in the boat
also and when 1t overturned started to
shore. but when he discovered that his
companion was going down, bravsly re-
turned and pulled him out by the hair
OF the head. Both men reached land in
an exhausted condition.
On Friday the 18th, Dept. lnsp. Mrs.
Jones, visited the Ceur d'Alens W. X.
C. Mrs. Jones displays considerable
ability in the discharge Of her duties,
and she found the C9ur d'Alenc corps
in fiourishing condition. Mrs. Annie
Myrick has been appointed Dept Coun.
scllor to oil the vacancy Occasional by
the resignation Of Mrs. Sabin. Mrs.
Myrick has accepted the position and
will be installed at the next meeting.
The appointment gives general salts.
faction.
]. II. Brown, formerly connected with
the Peoples Transportation Co. Of this
place, spent Tuesday here figuring
with some Of our ship carpenters for
the construction of steamer to run on
the Clearwater. The new company
with which Mr.. Brown is connected is
known as the Clearwater Navigation
Co., and its objects are to conduct
transportation business on the Clear.
water. Snake, and Columbia rivers.
Several prominent men Of Washington
and Idaho are interested In the enter
prise aud they expect to have the first
steamer ready for business carly next
spring.
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Costs D'A.sss Asp tiAssisos Nav.
sirios CO. sieaaasF iesv~s the eon,,
psn,s shsri toos Of Second street,
,ssas d'Asrns. ier ell points on Tic 81
Jos river. MosiAys and FRIDAYS a, 10 a
IA. FrsaFnlnx faesisys shd ss,asvisy.
IS p. rs u each seek srsd on wesine.
day 81 10 g. IN. for Hsrrison and ali
points OF sls csraf d'AIcae river, s-.
,H'hinx Thursday Al 5 p in. ii each
-rrt c"htss,lns rith q X. a u. Cos
usins al Hss'ts9n sad tie y. T.. trains
si carsr d'ALene
Gao. ksssot ps. Capt.
J.sss Eosar. Mgr.
faro D., Haas.s.ts, tioa1 fsss. As',.
Csras d'Aisas. Idaho.
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caUs D'AIEsE LODGE no. M.L q" !.

- ~ .-Assts every Tues.
0-day evening At ! $50.
:. - Visiting N . IA ber
are cordially invited TO attend. Thee
y. Ressn. noble grand; Heary Van ~.
ten. vice grand; u. Y. Thorn pson ssere.
tsry;J. W. wixEets. treasurer; q. q
Thomson. n, J. Merriam. Il. s. Brsesv
relief COMMITTEES.
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We
|HAvt
|kuBbERs

At all prices and can ct you out
with anything from . % cent child's
rubber to pair Of frost proof Arc
tics.
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tIUEs's o.Krs-trss~s y. Z. Doh
every naosninx al 80 foT iiarsisaa .ad
'ras d 'Alene ft.ss p.oin,s; rrsu.nins,
arrives OF 80 Q. ga. conuec.s With \,
usiHs- pssaes s~rsesi on the tsos..
]. II. s.ssrss. CsPtAin.
J ]. ssatt s, PURSE.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-21
CLOTHING NEEDED FOR NISSTOy

The Rev. F. f. l. Fox. pastor OF the Eleventh
Street Methodist Episcopal Church. writes letter
TO The Tribune, asking that clothing be sent TO
the East Eleventh Street Methodist Episcopal Mis-
sion, at No 5i5 East Eleventh-st for children OF
the poor families whom that mission intends to
send to the country this summer for couple OF
weeks among the farmers. lie states that the
mission will need large quantity OF clothing for
these poor children
Mr.. Fox says further that there many FAINT
'lies living Tompkns Square that through
sickness inability TO get work in destitute
circums tances. In the efforts OF the mission 10
relieve these families secondhand clothing OF al
any sort will be most acceptable and vel
come. He adds that some Of the express
panies Will send contributions OF clothing 10 the
Eas, Eleventh Street Methodist Episcopal Mission
New-York tribune., 1895-05-21
MEETING or METHODIST MINISTER'S

The ministers Of the Methodist Episcopal churches
OF New-York City and its vicinity held their regnI-
lar weekly meeting yesterday at the Methodist
Book Concern. Fifth-ave and Twenteth-st The fol-
lowing visitors introduced to the meeting af-
ter the opening devotional exercises: The Rev Dr.
Arnold. OF the Bible House; s c. X. Rutnam Of
India; the Rev. DR.. Alfred Smith. OF Milwaukee
and the Rev. II. c. Mcdaniel, of the Baltimore
Conference. The theme for the morning discussion
was "A Literary Glass Meeting" Several minis
OF the meeting In speaking on the subject;
their opinions of various forms OF literature winch
they had recently read also "reminiscences OF value
touching the early history of Methoism The Rev
W. w. Glies. OF the Forsyth Methodist Episcopal
Church exhibited q number of documents OF great
historical value received by him from sreat-ereat-
american Army during the Revolutionary War who
afterward became the first pastor ol foIsyth
Methodist Episcopal Church, in this city.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-21
John H. JNM.IN OF SILTEE.
HE THINKS THE FREE COINAGE CRAZE WILL DIE
LIKE THE GREENBACK FALLACY.

HE THINKS THE FREE COINAGE CRAZE WILL DIE
LIKE THE GREENBAcK FALLACY
The Sound Money Subcommittee OF the New
York Chamber OF Commerce has received com
Uunication from John ii. Inmar in which ne says
AS 10 the cause OF the silver heresy IL Is or
OF those things which come perio1lcally Win ue
+ 8 sslons In 1873 lS14 ard 1915. during years "l
hard times. the greenback craze came INTO pay
dental candidate purely on that issue we drlitoi
about until 1871 and 1873. when things BEGAN 10
look better. and in 1879 the resumption OF goia
payments placed this country on wdey prospei,
Gus plane which existed for several years am
the ereenback fever died out 1t is in measure
SO with silver. The last few years OF depression
have led many people TO want a change OF some
character and they seem 10 think silver me cure
OF all evil 1t is my strong conVicuOn that W.
are now entering upon long period Of prosperity,
and this silver craze will de. just the greenback
hcresy did. Ii has been asked. Who are the chiei
advoca tes OF free coinage? There arc many peop'e
who have but little knowledge of what serious re-
suit would follow IL: the man in Alabama VINO
but who said he had heard that the free coinage
OF silver would in short time give this country
SO per capita. and as he had wife and four chill
drcn. that would give him $500 Seriously. however.
aside from the mine e-owners in the West. who wish
profit by the increased price OF their product ii
IS fight between the politicians in the South and
West and the solid business men Of those sections
and the East. In the South we find a large pro-
portion OF the conservative business men In favor
Of sound currency, and my information is that
who take the stand and many others who
have not made up their minds on this question.
and Will not do so until they have sufficient in
formation to analyze IL fully; and when they do.
side OF sound money. 1t being clearly to their IN
terest to do
New-York tribune., 1895-05-21

4 ADVERTISEMENTS AND suBscRPTIoNs,. F10t
y TIE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
rHINED At IhE lProMN oFFICE No. l;2'3 rsr2: Sr2-i
T!SEMENTs AZ tIe following Branch odices: .ji
fshthav- = cor.ler Twenty hlr.-s,. ~ SlNth-aye
5- Fcurth-aNc cor Foufte"ath-st. $50 Thrd-ave go
Third ave. cor Fort, ensas; lo:6 Tnirt-aNe near
SiNy-nrsis 7JS .rst-aye lW; West Forty second-st 81
i4e Ccumtus-ay, - Avenue A. 1875 Th!rd-aN'. .J'
Wost i3i3 SerondaNe 'Si 1hird-sNe:
POSI- Thiri-ave. between one-hundiet-
and.,velfth and one -huadr.d-Gnd thirteenth sts
Al IN. HARLEM OFFICES. 40 East one-huncref anf-
tw.n,y-afih-s; OaenGnd.' aad-tNen'y y-nrn
a. ana $50 West ifortyn.th-rt. up 70
~ m. at Office ratee.
IN Drool.iyr ai 3gI Fuon-s'. G Const-st - Broad
way T. u. l3 broadway l.?i Fulton-st. up - .
y. M at regular Office rates - go.
European Branch ior adyertisoments only. 80 Fleet
street. T.. c. Lonion. England.
BROOKLYN At 397 Fuon-s'. - ronrts' ~ broac;
way T. D.. f53 Broadway l.l3. Fulton-st. uD 10 D
D. m at regular cIice rates -
European Branch for Advertisements only 30 r'e''
street. T. G.. l.,-ioa Elglari.
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6prinl Resorts.

VIRGINIA. HOT SPRINGS.
MOUNTAINS
AN ALI. SEASON CLIMATE
MILD SPRING. cool SUMMER, DEIIGHTFl-L FALL.
MOST COMPLETE BATHING ESTABLISHMENT IN
AMERICA.
Bath attendants from the best European baths Baths
from flowing sprIngs-hot hot air. hot spout
Che most curative bath KNOWN needle. spray eecH''
sc. 80, ~.
ore nights ride ia the Chesapeake and Ohio Route.
lave New FORK Penrsyl ania Railroad 300 D. m.
arrive Springs 500 a. m sleeping and Dining Cars 400
Full Information at c. O. Offices 3l9 ard l.'-'
broadway. New-york. or by addressing FRED STEEKY.
I:nf Snrln
New-York tribune., 1895-05-21
NIGHT INDICT THE MAYOR.
DENNIS MMAHoNs ASSERTION AT PUB
Lie HEARING.


HE DECLARES rn,r MAYOR STRONG HAs 30
rIoir TO APPROVE TIE MEASURE TRANs.
rrRRiNG 10 TIE STATE THE cirNs
PROPERTY Sow DEVOTED TO THE
CARE or rHE INsANE-sErn
Low AND OTHERS rr.
HOLD TIE BILL.
Mayor Strong was warned yesterday that he
could be indicted IL he approved the bll transfer
ring 10 the State the property now held oy thlS
city and devoted to the care OF the insane Den
mis- McMahon made the assertion in speech
AGAINST the bill during the public hearing al inc
CITY Hall. Commissioners Of Charities and Corrcc-
ton Faure and Porter. Cooperation Counsel scott
and Seth Low were present and had made prief
sneeches In favor OF the measure. Mr.. McNahoA
said that to lease the lands, when nclndc Nard
Island and Central Is.ip. TO the state tor u year
ne the BIZ provided. would b. to violate the CON
solida,on act which provided ;hat all leases Of the
nronertv @. the city Of New-York should be pun
licly awarded by the Sinking Nund Commission 10
the highest bidder. Mr.. Mcmahon dii not say
that he was going to indici the Mayor but he gave
the impression that he would see that some one
did. -
The advocates Of The bin have ong been making
its merits known. The city. which is now o'iseh
N nav State tax for the care OF the insane OF me
State went TO law and tried 10 be exempted lro.h
the State il took care 0i us l,s"1 ON bava ~
~ bano6t of the money so raised Then II was
determined 10 have the State take care OF me ci,a
insane ard the state tax would then ,S no, 4e ,b. M
vain Besides the financial question lnEolNeu 'Ic
advocates OF the measure said that IN tner opin-
ion. the insane would profit by beng unoer 'ne
wing of the STATE. -. ~. ,tovor
Seth Low said that he rea!izti that me MatSe w S
uoud ind II unpt .asant % be obliged 10 nave ths
city nav the arrearaFcs OF the State tax ne sad
tha, the State would no. assume the care OF ne
ci.v insane un.n the city rad paid the BACK taxes
Miss Kosaiind Butter. OF tae State Aid Assoclatio
v a,ch interests itscf ac;iyey in the insane. cE
AGAINST the bill President Mcdonald. OF the NeH-
York State Lunacy Commission. SPOKE ie% wo,nS n
4, favor Of the bill Mayor Strong said that tae
last provision OF the bill insult 20 the CITY
government. and that he resented IT, me p,oST, roy
SION referred to tha, the state WorId hot sahr
Gre Of the city insane untu the city had paid up
lar,- fax.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-21
Gnmmrr l1esoris.

AD1R0MDMGUz E9WW5G,
KEENE VALLEY. X. Y.
Accommoda:rs :0O Hot and colo Mater on ever Hsni
Electric bells baths. open nrepl1ccs lais' 'htay sf
Table INST cass Good hshing ana hun'ihs IN s''
wa" SOLOMON KELLY. Pronrietor
New-York tribune., 1895-05-21
l1ublir Nol,ees.

,,. sam. within three years after obtaining nsh
opsan,s viii he accepted or be available
coni coma,ci New York May 18th, Isoo ~
,.,..,., D.partmcnt comptrollers ONCE
New-York tribune., 1895-05-21
DVBLIC NOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS

j
lernsyyania -. G. 90 900 Tho to,ss viii be
IN denominations of $1,000 each or registered N
I-r,ena,lons u 500 mutp!es thereof u sun puF-
said bonds be subject 70 the right o the oi,I 20
the entire issue each ana every three
Years from May LIST. ls'o -. T., ,.. .,,,,,,r ,,,5.
' v reserves right take for It's sinking funes
=, r. honds redeemable May ist 'isJs. amounting 10
S62J 90 -, -. .,, "a ,ssus, ,ba nres.r,
- and bear May ist. 1895. The rera ming s-VN
,o M hs issued not earlier than May s'. 1898 The wnce
-, hovcyer less amount reserved BY the 'ity for us
~kny funds will BE- sold az present subject 10 eohil-
,r ia, s. shall be delivered at date OF ISSUE
Nv Isl, 1885 Purchaser will pay 70 city accrued Inter-
.s, On bonds 10 date ~ dspositing his money
scaled bids addressed 10 the Controller of the 'y OF
Pi,,surg will he received until twelve O'Clock noon 81
the Controller OF said City
x check certified by Pttsburg. or any National BANK
f,r ono 80 per OF the amount of the bi must ac
company bid in OF ird said deposit Will az tie
delivery = bonds he credited payment of bones pu
s.d Checks be returned unsuccessful bidders
The bonds bear four 80 per cent interest ana De
!re. from taxation -.
The Ciiy the righ, reject any and AL oas
Detailed information be obtained By applcition IN
''' - - II I GOURI.EY
CIV Controller Pittsburg Pa
New-York tribune., 1895-05-21
AniPONDACK MOrNTAfNE
I7N1P W71NlrMSMlNo

JrJzAprwfrrONN y y. Located amidst ~" r-a1..:t
mountain rccnery The largest aad haesi nse ~ '.r
Y,ace Table and service uns.rpass'd Ny ~ -.
ro~ans sup-iv the house with fresh milk. cfe IT, hr'''
eggs chickens and vegetable Pure running 81 lns We.
sarl.erv r'umh.nr Orchestra iliarls lowlrf ',.'
fine tonns ana croquet lawn and charming crr~s fu W
dry lrrcing air POSITIVELY 40 MOSQUITOES ND
MALARIA. Ny ,aiyh coaches and carrlage. met ..
bats and train n: Westport and connect with fcTi
stages Ke~ne vaey. Cascade Lake "a roAiack J. Fe
exrress and riokot o7ccs the house Crciias with
civ references CRi.hNIO ktrIOGG Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-21
est 0u0 found.

7 OSr.-Bsnkhook No 6n5 .N5 Bank for Savings. -
IL 4th-ayc.. NewYork Payment stoppec Please return
io bank.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-21
Coan!rn Dcato.

/. QUIET cOrvlri HoME.-caa accommodate fan.
A as i,. s.a.un. eonl'tc c.d7tsy, cS aiNani"se,:
,'..- l..-.. i4l.al. f..t a'' 80. '., 20" IA sN Del
. ,fl..t. Tat, l,n. d,lisl tui pile fs children. I'
',... nrh ana Ac1hy. n"t li.ti.ft. N"i'rn''s given
AMI ..quii,I ". " HrNTIN'T'N. Ha,f'fd conn
~vAxr,Rp X J-rlngi~ Gentlemen j string pleasant
l. ,,s,,s. a. minutes nom New Nofh. minues from
,1,,, r,.d ,oaiI. shade. b,Ana. rcfcrenccp Address
" J.. Tribune on'e
u,Dn MANOR. stpulEY VI
ii IN IN. ,irce MoAa;ins. For illustrated circular al
di.ss A. ". HYDE
nome ANl SCHOOL FOR LITTLE cHILphEN
l lost Il care given. Open al. the year 'h.9'rh
,.sen to- young lnsrnctlon Highest referen,es
~ t;liAY TOWERS. East orange N. j.
,>N0Op Fifsi cl,sa board ninety minutes from city.
IL shaiv lawn tr0at pia1.as bithi"on. 'i} isir,.h''
App.y g. ]. FEitslS. ia~ling. b"i'hr's CO. \ !
xr,~rrRs \ N-The Terraces. select family house.
O,orl-k T-rface. icuN I'M Moi'fn Improvement
.,c.ieni faile. wide. shaded piazza n'iF station
-. pylrrlsEM-NTs AND subscriptions FOR
,r,'n Ar rlii. ii'roNvN OFFICE. ~. la. iheal-
- "a door north of Thirty -hfst-H.; aad A'Nl.f-
~. .,'I,Nls AZ TIE following ltAn'h ,nces.i ~
,.t., ,.. t. corner Twenty -ihirdst l'2 sixth ave..
~ r"1r,h-aye cor Fourteenth st.. 60 ih'ri-a'e 'p
'rn,, ,v. cot Fort, s.Venhrt n2o lhiid ave. h'lr
six,y.nrsi- -s Tos Ftt-ave iOj We, % Frty he'on
las columbus ave. ~ Avenue a. i"-' a,, -
VI .srcond. 5iy second ave; 't Ihlfi AZ
?sS Thirdaye. 2o,l Thri asr he,"r,n one -huh''e''
a,I tweIt,h nad Oac hundred -ani hlr'e'nih 49,
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A. and aco wesi onc-undFed aad-iory hith-'t' up .
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way T. u: I33 liroadwhy L'V' r" ~ Wy " q
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Street, L. c.. London. England
New-York tribune., 1895-05-21
ApIEONDACkS. &.
GTBMIEMS IN@MG[En

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LAKE PLAID. y. y.
Hear; p. III" Adirondack Mountains. 2ooS ~ arc,
to-. The largest ard ir'si h.'e N ms PAU C., =
Icsion Mos beautifully located between Lake Paid ar
Mirror Lakes Surrounded By mountains toNf,ns s "y
Is scbau grounds End heau'if drives SCR FOR rhoip
graphic circular j. \. & G. \. STtNEN~. owners an'
prnrrefnrs Like Iacd y Y.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-21
DIRSTANT TO statutory reguIrement. notIre

DVKST MT 10 statutory requlTtul'HI' HU'IIr
hereby given that Act has been passed by b,th
branches the Legislature entitled and woEied as io'-
lows
AN ACT 20 the bureau OF the public afTns'a-
from department and make the same an nc.
pend, u, bureau provide appointment ~ scA
administrator by the surrogaes of the county ot New"
York
Further notice is hereby given that public hearing
upon such bill viii be held the once ~ the May N
city Hall In the Cy Of NewyorH. on May 2St lso
,signed WILLIAM l.. STRONG Mayor
Dated city Hall; New-Nork. May loh. 1898
New-York tribune., 1895-05-21

rVFE HAAErASHi.Mi.r
| MAKEI.FiiEAD. MASS.
Tlnc.f on ilc Mtssacnn.riir cast for
a.. int. aIi...s ANNi BROWN
New-York tribune., 1895-05-21

,I,EE GENITAL DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA
] f.as, q u0..ss Near celebrated walks AMI 'rves
.iai-'.i1 vrtcr Excellent cuisine. Reduced rnies iF
I'm. and rriv -. ONIHTiELD.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-21

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Can.rar's frr ocean View y. T. SNYDER Nf'
ry,p LET Fnrn shed for the one = TIE
4 finest locations the yorkshire EiNs Address
H. r FOSTER ~ lnIiast Boston
,xrODuMTRE HEIGHTS. Ca'skN X y Every home
w .,r.Yri IN. drives. shal~ boating bathing. riN"r.
81. .ufar ut,r,ac scenery. Send for cit' MAR \ PAR
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