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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-21

New Dental Psr,orr. over Hartz . riiemcycr .
drug store, Third avenue and Twentieth street.
The latest appointment. 70: skillcd dental work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

WHIST. L. between 9th and Madison
lN"s.-l Heated rooms; bath adjoining: 81
"erkN convcrient principal hotels. clubs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
tONWOTION ~ 4 CHURCH.

WOMAN BECOMING SUDDENLY INSANE
FRIGHTENS THE CONSIDERATIONS
a woman afflicted with religious mania became
wildly insane in - LlWrcurc's Churcl. az Eighty
fourth-st and Pdrk-ay". yesterday morning
Father PrcndcrgAst had just begun to say mass.
and absoluir quiet prevailed. when the woman.
who had = seat nearly In tho midll" ~ tl~ church.
suddenly arose from her seat and began 20 .Nhort
those present ~ a loud voice using quotations
from the Elhl" ami from TIA" church service. Then
81" rushed from her pow. AMI began 70 t"Lr down
Ia" names AMI curtains from the cOnfessiouIls. \
stamped" ~ The frightened congregation. which
might have involved most serious consequence
seemed inevitable. hut few cool-healel men pre-
vented Il by blocking the aisl"s 80 that people
coull not rush ont. Policemen Kane and Ilerue
who Wer" on duty outside Of the church. aided ln
allayng the commOtion.
Some % those present recognized the woman a.
Mrs Williams. widow whO lives With her NO
daughters 80 50. me Fark-av~. ana who ha- been
u d.voui attendant at the church for - LONG time
Father Mck"una. who know her we'll ~. srni-
mon"l from q" rrcory ami B." Hv.. r"i"I ln quiet
ing her Meantime Al ambuiAu'" haI been SUM
moneI from tnc Pr"slN ''iian Hospital. AMI Mrs..
VILLAINS "is taken there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
HEAR-ADMIRAL JAMES \. GREER

selected. after the Trent hove to. in response
t. q shot across her bows. 10 head force am rr-
move from the Trent the Confederate commissioners.
James Murray Mason ana John Slidell. who were
known 10 b. on boarl They declined 20 leave the
Trent except under force. but Lieutenant Gresr took
them 10 tn san Iacn'O. TE" inciIents which fol
lowed ending in the release Of Mason and Shdell
ana the d!SavJw.ng of the - g. captain Nhh'
are matters % history. T. las since been believer
that The lout@nlnts in chIrgr of the boats r'AizeI
whether Captain Wilkes dd or not. the gravity OF
the situation, ana that II was through their hnesae
that Captain Molr OF the Trent. failed 70 give mp
bis ship prize - the san Jacinto. ana serious
complications. II not with England. were
lVert.d
Soon after this affair Lieutenant Greer was com.
missiont'l lieutenant -c0mmaud"r ana was assigned
10 IN" slOop OF war =. Louis. following ms srrLi@
In that vessel by joining the CarOni"i"t OF me MS
sissDpi squadron under Porter. lie was IN cnhIS'
OF the Benton At the time II th" pdss1g" ~ IN"
Nicksburr batteries
\ peculiar point in relation to the retirement ~
Rear Admiral Greer i that u caves hall u" H-t OF
officers OF that rank service. IN" hr-i ihi"'
being Brown at Norfolk. Walker. at the head oi ih"
Lghihous" Board. and Ramsay. OF the Bureau 81
Navigation. The three at ga ar" Meade. IN com
mand Of the North Atlantic station. at present on
the Raleigh in the West Indies. Carpenter. In COM
ma nj Of the Asiltic station. board the Bat in"r"
and Kirkland. tn command of the European station.
on board a." san francisco, a. AltNInlfH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
ATCHIsoN REORGANIZATION.
PROVISIONS FOR STOCK AND BOND HOLDERS
LIST OF THE SECURITIES UNDER TIE
NEW PLAN.

LIST OF THE SECURITIES UNDER TIE
NEW PLAN
The Atchison reorganization plan contains, IL Is
understood. the following provisions:
Holders of the general mortgage As are TO receive
- per cent in general mortgage rs anu ~ per
cent in new adjustment per cent bonds, the same
$40 in cash for each bond to represent interest from
January l. 1885, TO October !, 1893, when the new
bonds are issued Each holder OF SlcVD general
mortgage As, therefore receives $'oo new genera
bonds and $40 in cash. OF the new general mort,
gage 81 10000 is reserved 10 take up chicago ana
81 Louis first mortgage 6s N,J0D0O to take up GER
tain outstanding bonds, and Sl55D.oW for &'W0VO
aud 81 $50 900 equipment bonds the new bonds to be
issued at not exceeding $3.50 for each S,V~ par
value of these securities. 4,
Thirty million dollars of the As reserved
for improvements at the rate of 100000 each fiscal
wear In case IL is deemed best to issue 80 year =
per cent prior lien bonds in place OF the SloU ne"
generals retire the above prior Zen DodS II may
he done the new prior lien bonds TO be given dollar
for dollar for the securities specified and S1Wp,VD
prior lien bonds may be sold for improvements at
any time within five years. general mortgages being
reserved TO retire these prior lien bonds at 5he rate
of 81 $50 for each 81 600 the As to be sold when
ever they can be at 81, the prior liens To De re-
tired al 100 and interest three months notice
Holders Of Glass bonds and scrip will receive III
and preferred in case OF liquidation The y bonds
will receive 11s per cent in new preferred stock HE
old income bonds, never exchanged, sha receive ll5
per cent in new preferred stock.
The common stock pays $40 assessment ana re-
amount OF new common stock The assessments
are payable 50 deposit and 81 at intervals OF not
less than thirty days. The 81 assessment on A ana
cent on cali The company will receive from as
sessments $l3,6C0.O0C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
errANsHIP COMPANIES COMPLAIN.
r,,,,,p GRIEVANCES AGAINST TIE GKANU IN Mn


-, cp,rv,xCEs AGAINST TIE GRAND TRUNK
TO RE DISCUSSED TO-DAY At CHICAGO
WHAT l.. j. SERGEANT SAYS
,r.,,o orrouDco1 Yesterday the receipt by
= n rar,rer Of the Trunk Line Association, OF
letter signed by the local managers oi l"e """S"'
1antic steamship companies. requesting 'he dS"oV,"
,ion not TO "routc' any immigrant business ny ~"
Grand Trunk Line until further ho'lVe' II "ou''
, hot the grievance of the steamship companies
-. Cr,,i Trunk by paying high COM
- ~ all nrepaid passengers "routed' by way
So, j. directing transatlantic business TO
canodi,r norris TO the consequent detrment OF
%au.york and the 1.eamship companies whose YES
,s come into this port. 1t IS SAID further that
80 .r,ehin men declare that unless the Trunk
! ina Association compels the Grand Trunk to stop
this practice they will make deal with some par
,io,,,ar railroad which will be willing 10 allow the
hsst commissions. Although the steamship compa-
,,es have protested against the high rate of the
Grand Trunk commissions before. the Trunk Line
Association does not appear to have ever taken any
pronounced action in the matter. But the implied
threat OF the steamship companies TO take the sou-
ton Of the affair in their hands has resulted
IN the calling of joint meeting OF the trunk ms
and. 1t is hoped, the adjustment OF the compahtS
Of the steamship companies, 60,
Trunk Company, was in New-Iork YESTERDAY on
business connected with the controversy when
has arisen. and when seen at the WINDSOR io'e' pS
Tribune reporter he said; MT, wet,
mo serious controversy has arisen J ne W 80
ern Association has sought our assistance. ana We
have always expressed desire and WlllhgnessS ~
assist in bringing about solution cannot see
why the steamship lines should nav t' mi
action in the matter The ports OF Mo NON two
Quebec are now Theoretically sealed win ice w"
feet thick navigation is consequently M. ,r5ter
and no immigrant traffic can arrive tHeid =, me
The season has not yet commenced, anu 20 .r,aic
seems quite absurd TO talk about dlVeiSU , Trnnk
in consequence of any acts OF the "'""' ''
Line. .,. limos tho Fa ste
H.. - The members of the Central Irunk ASSo,
ciation have indorsed the actions oil the "ra"u
Trunk Line"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
AN OLD ROAD WITH A NEW NAME

Albany. Feb 2S-The Western New-fork R'hro'I
Company was incorporated with the secretary "'
State to-day with capital 81 $lO""""' me ~"
CORPORATION Is "A reorganization Of the Western New
yorlk and PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company. whose
nropertv was sold n public auction on February .
under the foreclosure Of a mortgage held by the
Fidelity Insurance. Trust and Safe Deposit Company.
The capital stock of the new company is divided
into uni 600 shares So each Tn" directors are
Isaac n Seieman. Gustav T. Kiss-l. David J. Selis-
man Howard Mansfield. Henry ~ James Alert
u Lithgow. Edward ID. Phillips. Charles {. Howard.
Patrick +. Vaughn and John T.. Derby. y: New
York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
WESTERN RAILWAY NEWS.

Chicago, Feb 2s-rhe Missouri Pacific not rep
resented at to-day's meeting OF the Western Trunk
Line Committee. and as no progress can be made
without that road. adjournment was taken until
Saturday General Passenger Agent Townsend tee
graphed that he would be present at that time
Notice was to-day given to the Western lines by
the Chicago Great Western that II was not a party
TO the st. Paul Minneapolis rate sheet ana would
not he bound by it, TIE Chicago Great western
would have becYit' member. but the other Ihes
interested lnsiste Ga debating terms which were
not acceptable. s-.. 20
\ decrease Of $50 IL ShON." by the statement OF
earnings Of the Santa - for the third week III ~
ruary compared With the corresponding WE 'iV
prectllng wear .he figures for 1875 are $dShtS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
PEAR-ADMIRIL GREER RETIRED.
HE REACHED TIE AGE LIMIT YESTERDAf-ilS

He REACHED THE AGE LIMIT YESTERDAf-iiS
CONNECTION WITH THE TRENT AFFAIR
James \. Greer. president Of the Naval Examining
and Retiring Board and senior Rear-Aqmiral OF the
Navy. placed the retired list yesterday nav
ing reached tn age limit. This action promotes
Commodore William A. Kirkland. who has beel
acting Rear Admiral in command Of the European
station. and places Rear-Admiral George Brown al
present commandant OF the Navy Yard. at NorioE'
at the head of the list.
Rear-Admiral Greer's career has been an active
and stirring one and long sketch OF MS haVai
record was published in The Tribune OF February
TO- He was a lieutenant on the san Jacinto Wheh
captain Wilkes in command OF that vessel, fired on
the British steamer Trent. on the morning OF NO.
venber s. 1861 Lieutenant Greer was the one VINO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
NORTHERN PACIFIC REORGANIZATION.

The Reorganization Committee OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company has taken up the re-
maInder of the issue OF receivers certificates 1t
will be remembered that the committee originally
took s25OoO00 and agreed 70 take the other half OF
the issue as the receivers might require the funds
70 the trust estate They have since taken
up $500 900 making the total amount now outstand-
ing 81 10000 The receivers asked to be relieved from
delivering the last 100000 Of certificates for the
reason that they were unable TO furnish the coat-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
DVI:SSMAkING.

DVI:SSMA<ING.
"A. -DRESSMAKER. elegant c'lirf ana
o,,cr 81 day OF a. home. p"Iir'' III
49,, rt..d. velvet. silk or clDih SUITS nhh'
IN one week for SO. fancy wiltt', Goa =
and ball gowns specially. ~ East I"'h
IT. near BrOadway
ARTISTIC DREsSMAKER. - FRS .c -,i'.
inter: accustomed 10 line ifah' u',r'N
NOR. engagemenfs In 0rst-cl1ss ihinIIl'S :
,"rns moderate. personal references. D.
~ sth-ave. ---------
.pTTeTlc DRESSMAE1NG. - Imported
fashions tailor made suits slV. TO-, TOT
orders ri short notice; goods puIch"S,e,i
n desired: moderate charges. Mis. ".
MELROY, ~ East llth-st., pe'"'r"
Broadway ana University Pace.
Cpt'TT' aIERE FRANCAIS E Mine.. ~,
derron. late with Stern BIOS iaul'n III
material made up; eN"ains, u'"''., =.
and street costumes r~inOdril'd' 'ec'u',,o ~
STYLES; elegant work. moderate pi'''' w.
West 11th-st. fCut this OFT
EXPERIENCED DREsSMAKEK wishes ,oi
few more customers: suits - w. Fr,,
by the day -. best references "'Sa
NOY. PA West 1ith-st.
GERMAN DREsSMAKER would IKE 49,"
more customers in and out the h m'
1.i02 Washington-st.. care MITE ""''
HobSken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

PHILADELPHIA Feb % (SpeciaD.-The old committee
OF the Philadelphia. Reading and New-Engiand
Poughkeepsie Bridge bondholders has shown dis
position 10 attend the adjourned meeting OF the Will
Committee and cooperate In its efforts to put
property on It's feet In consequence of this the
Wilson Committee decided to-day 10 alter its cal
10 the meeting In such manner as to include all
the holders of Philadelphia, Reading and New Eng
land bonds which will enable all interests 10 be
present, and II possible. to unite in taking action
10 secure the rehabilitation Of the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
coxcEn1 or me coLrnMla MrMclL cLrMs-

CONCERT or THE COLruBii NTNCii CIrBS
The annual concert % the Columbia college Mus
cal Society viii be held tomorrow evening ln the
Madison Sluir" Garden Concert Hall AZ present
everything points toward a succ"ssfui entertain
mcut "a th" clubs have been practising regularly
ever since ~" midycar examinations. and the num-
orous concerts already given have accustomed the
boys 20 playing together. Among The pieces - be-
sung ls me Icy cutltlc! "Ch"~tnuts." arranged By
Kenneth ~ Mur,hisDn. leader II the - Banjo
cub The quartet VIII give the Song Of thr
S'c"plc' and. assisted by the Gle" cub. VII also
give "Air.n Herr Van Dunck +. \ COkcfair.
leader % the Gl-c club last year VIII sing solo
with guitar accompaniment ana violin obllgIio. ami
&. II. carr VIII Civ" h.s Wril-known song beginning
II Am KING" with th,. Gl"- club humming an ac-
compartments The Mandolin Cub. among iis 49,
l"cilOns. VIII render waltz composed by II. H.
TAYLOR. Of the senior class OF the school Of Arts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
ACT0BS ARRESTED ~ KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city Feb 2s.-McKee Rankin and Patrick
O'Neill. who with a company are playing week 3
engagement at the Ninth street Theatre. were ar
rested last night the instance Of the proprietor
y, tho CentropoIis Hotel for obtaining board
.ho,,oh d.ceit and trickerv They were taken
before n Justice and released Oh bond signed by
Manager Clark OF the theatre. Rankin ana ms
cnmnsnv laid off here last week and so incurred
the board bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

eral 10 secure the amount required under the
terms OF the order authorizing the certificates All
OF me proceeds of the certificates have been used to
conserve the trust ate. This last contribution of
the reorganization COMMITTEE makes total of &c.
WNWv that II has Finished within the last eight
months. I he first 81 100000 was provided to prevent
default upon the first mortgage bonds of the com
pany last Jn,y and the remainder has been used to
prevent the sacrifice Of valuable treasury assets that
had been pledged IA s"rUrity for the floating debt
The Committee on Stock List OF the Stock Exchange
has added the at Onai Issue OF certificates "a the
list. making total amount listed $i.N00o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

I
Philadelphia Feb % (SpeciaD.-There is but little
doubt now Notwithstanding the legislative warfare
made by Senator Quay that the bridge OF the Penn
sylvana Railroad Company across the upper Della
ware will be built proposed Despite the oppo-
Stion that has been advanced. the railroad COM
pany has faltered in its work in the least, but
has pushed the operations the east and west APP
would permit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
HELP WANTED.


Male.
A EXPERIENCED AGENTS to sell the
pat"uf ~ornrtauy Hammock bed ior chill
Gr"I. NIg money for good men. no others.
Addr's- l.. lEANI. \rw Brighton. :. /.
\ YOU 10 MAN 81 good eIJcIti,n wanted
49, order clerk. Address. win r'ft"nn"s
and state wage. expected. SPECIFIC
ScDIE Tribune Onlo"
\ CpI.LEGE GRADUATE c.rent pre-
f"rr'ai may s.cIf- employment ~ very
noI'r.t~ compensation. Aanr'-s N. TX
i? rftlgr- ono.
WA% IN -! Four Young men f.r permanent
cutI ~ positions. must ll'" mrs.. ii-S
references either salary ur oh. mmissiI u
worth frIm So % so p.f w~"E. fu-r.t ana
ana gul.K takers Room = So Hr IItwis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
ROOMS WANTED.

IN APRIL. by an American family ~ two.
a new, UNFINISHED apartment 81 iV" or
six ouisid" rooms and bath IN strictly r"Si-
G"nce u".ghuofhoo vicinity 81 RlSrrsld.
AMI ''nitai Parks: sanitary plumbing hot
air heating. nrst-class appointments and
s"Nlc'. not over $40. permanent. rr~p1us.-
BE. Address -. Is. National Park Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A HANDSOME hand made Stivers run
about wagon. brass harness, Tilbury.
lsdy's cob. whips. covers. saddle and
bride. al boarding stables: choice, private
things at quick sale. thorough trial al
lowed. ROBINSON. Box 4, Tribune once.
FOR SALE.-Good saddle horse: sold 10
pay his keep. Address DR.. o. &. JACK
son. p. o. Box IG1. Jamaica. l.. J.. y. y.
FOR sALE.-Pony that is reliable !or
child Address DR.. o. e. JACKSON. y. ..
Box lei. jamaica l.. l.. n. Y.
NEW WAGON. good horse and harness
Tor sale cheap on account OF retiring
from buslness. l.Gly Avenue A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
european Aoperils emrnls.
BUSINESS CHAN: ES.


= $1,000 PROFIT guaranteed within one
wear on "A secured Investment Il $4,000 In
a nrs'-class sound business. services OBJ
tionaI Address FINANCE Trihun" ono"
PARTY HAVING good character and 500
may sccure interest first class business ,
income 81 so yearly. pney secured
NEW YORK BOND AND SURETY CO.,
GO Wall-si.
PARTNER WANTED There Il money In
nv new stump-pul"r, but the thing
needs developing. see Weekly Itihun".
February -. page d. W. Is. kIbpEk.
Corr. Penn.
SINGLE HARNESS PATENT FOR SALE.
Separab.c tug and hoidback. mentioned
in achievements Weekly Tribune, Feb
u,rv -. page o. .. \. WILL AKD.
Hamilton. Mich.
WANTED. 4 partner with 10000. either
active or silent. 20 buy an estate interest
ia ono Of tn" oldest and best-pnyinH auc-
lion ana commission houses in BusiOn.
Address r. ". WiIELPLEY. Boston J. o.
Mass -.--.--
q 900 TO $1,000 GENERAL merchandise;
nnly stock in g.. II. J. and J.. u. Il.
town. nne territory. owner has two places.
Holm j. CASS, Allison. Kan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HA " THOKNE. y. IA desirable home
IN suburb Of Paterson. having rural and
ciU advantages. near depOts Of two great
railroads. Is miles from New-York: fire.
quent trains; sslubriOus location: pleasant
surroundings. the money for rents will
purchase beautiful home: at low price
on small monthly payments: immediate
possession. FREDERICK II. DATER.
Hawthorne. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

i'Ih-ST.. WEST ~ square rooms: single
anu IN SUITE: furnishing elegant. !0ca-
tloh h"sl In The CITY; references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
DuI;SSM ti<ING.

MADAME TUEBATD. - West 3Sth.sf -
Spring. summer tpileti"s AT very mo-l"r
ate prices. latest styles. assures satlsflc-
tipn
SEAL GARMENTS altered OF repaired at
summer prices. Mrs BARK FRS. llJ
West 3aih-st. late with &. -. Gunfhcr' =
Sons. 5th-nVc.
THOROUGH bRESSMAKER In all ~
branches. highest references. desires en-
gagrmenis by daN OF week. IN or out Il
city. Address THOROUGH Box 5O2. I2i.
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

- WEST 4HTII-ST --Phvsician's or dent
lists p1rlor ana office t. rent; every cou-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
HELP " iNTED.
Female

WANTED Intelligent young lady Expect
INK % study sf'uuEfaphJ W. hear ~
excellent 0pp .f'uuItY lu count Reporter =
.f...s. wul n.-I-t her - permanent POSI-
ZION WN.u proficient. Rom - World
ltfIflffg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS

ms l. A GREAT WEEK for under
wear cpfe"ts. gloves. lrWelry. very
special offerings. al We ask Is an inspec-
tnn and COMPARISON. JAMME.S. JOs Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
REAL ESTATE TO LET.

FOR RENT or SAI.E.-Bargsins in hotels.
boarding houJcs and cottages; builling
sites reasonable. ISRAEL q. ADAMS &
Co. Atlantic City n. j.
FOR RENT.--Double story pleasant house
At Jacksonville. Fla. centrally located :.
nicely furnished; furniture for sale. may
be exchanged for house at New York. Ad-
dress THOMPSON. i. O. Box 49,. Jack
sonyille. Fla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

I +'Ili-HT.. III EAST.-Targe r. m. suita,l.
! Tor TWO; private house; central location;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

"3p-ST.. WEST Handsomely furnished
rooms. large and small. with board. high.
est references given and required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

PLUMBER. steam md gas filter for hotel.
factory or steamship work. city ~ coun'
try; years reference. e. MO. GOl West
3O'h-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

NEAR GLEN RIDGE STATION. Mont
eiair. n. 1.-TWO modern dwellings: ex-
sesitnt location and nelghbOrhoOd: grounds.
.x1zU each. $500 each or would lease.
EDW. 4. HAMILTON 4 CO.. 86 b way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

"iIh list. WEST. Parties travelling VII
REM scond floor; private table: aalf
price; References
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

osTll-ST.. 32G EAST Handsomely fur
nishrd rooms - let. new owner. newly
fitted throughout