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on the floor Of hi, room dead this
morning. lie had fallcn out Of bad
during tho night and wal frozen 10
SUFFERING IN BRITAIN.
Trains Invs li"sn Abandoned in tho SCOT.
Ntish Highlands

EFNIhs ThVo H"eh NDNhdOned In tho SCOT.
>tish Highlands
LONDON, Feb. a--The cold weather
increased last night all over Great
Britain, and was accompanied In many
places by snow storms. Trains on rail.
road, In the highlands of Scotland have
boen abandoned. At Market Harbor
the Thermometer registered 12 degrees
below zero, and at Gravesend, at mid.
night, the Thames was frozen from
ahore TO shore. At Leicester the mar
curry was 10 degrees below zero during
the night. There 10 much suffering
among tho poorer classes here on ac-
count Of tho cold weather. tho tom pers.
ture falling to near zero last evening.
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THE CANE LAW MAY YET PASS,

notwithstanding tho carnoat work Of
Mr. Brady and his ablo coadjutors, the
bill amending tho game law received
an unexpected setback In tho house to.
day. The feature that caused tue on.
position was the provision that no deer
could DO shipped out Of tho state, This
ha, oeen on tho statute books for years
anu many edorls have been made to
have It removed. 1t appeared in tho
present bill and to this, probably, tho
measuro owes its temporary defeat,
The voie was a close ono. A motion Ia
recorded TO reconsider tho bill and II
Will be up again with very little loss Of
time. II" Objectionable features will be
eliminated and 1t will pass, ut least
that Is tho opinion Of Its friends.
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JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Feb. S.-Palm
Beach. on Lake Worth. was tho warm.
est poin: on the mainland Of the whole
United States this morning, the NOR.
curry showing So degrees above zero.
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Rev. Francis Sylvester Mahonoy,
known a, Father prout," wrote "Shan.
don Bells" while he was priest ut
Rome and homesick for his native
Cork. Thoro is project OIL foot 10
oroct a fitting monument above his
grnYe.
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Strumsllin Arrivals,

Liverpool -Ccphalon!n. from Roston
lrcmen-Lahn from New York via South
nnpton.
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4 REGISTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Ths Register OF tho 9th miaropraaou,.
cd tho rcmatks OF Mr.. Evan, In regard
to Dole's American Ci.izcn." one Of
the books proposed In tho Morris school
book bill. Mr.. Evans said, in effect,
that he was opposed to having the tariG
question discussed, either pro or con,
in our school books. Tho Register
Quotos him as saying that he knew OF
no book on civil government that did
not teach free trade. Tho misrepre.
Hentation 10 so glariug that even Demo.
cratic members have commented on 1t,
and Mr.. Evans and his colleagues nat.
urally resent it.
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SNOW BOUND.
Tho Gold Weather Causes Much
Damage TO Llto and Property.
OVERDUE STEAMER LA GASCOGNE
Not Hoard from-rhc TcutOnic Has
Arrived on tho Bar, but tho In
Ga.cogno Is Not In Tow-Thc
Storm Is Gcncral and Railway
Travel IL Practically Suspended.
Wreck on Tho baltimore s. Ohio.

NEw YoRE, Fob. 9.-FIope for the
steamship In Gascogne was buoyed up
for tino by report from Fire Island
that big steamship was sighted of
that point about o'clock last night.
The vessel did not signal and as tho
weather became thick sho was lost
sight OF. II 1t waI tho La Gascogne,
Captain Baudolon would have signalled,
owing to his being so long ovsr.due.
Fears for tho safety Of the La Gascogne
are beginning to fill the minds OF steam.
ship men. No word OF consolation
from the officials Of tho company could
bc had. The storm which swept over
the greater part Of the United States
last night and to-day still hovers In the
vicinity OF New York aud threatens to
continue for an indefinite time.
The weather bureau reported to-
day that the storm had passed to
Canada, but tonight every channel OF
commerce IL clogged with ice, frost and
snow. the wind still blows at a tempest
uous rate aud people continue to freeze
in the streets.
NEw York, Fob. 9.-The Teutonic has
arrived of the bar.
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Cumberland Valley Itn,Iroad Ticd Up.
SpeciGl D!,yrtrt 10 he int,ilicenc,r


BEAVER FALLS. Pa, Fob. s.--chris.
strnub, OF this place, was found lying
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hUSlSESS BODY.
Little was done at tho morning session
OF tho house. but all Lost time Was more
than made up in the afternoon. Bills
were disposed OF with neasness and dis.
patch. and while tho calendar was not
cleared. remarkable progress was made.
All the bills OH third reading were dis.
posed o!, and enough were advanced to
make busy session tomorrow.
The military bill struck snag In the
house to-day. Mr.. Pyle moved to Law
it on the table, which was lost bv a
close vote. Mr.. Morris moved to make
tia special order for 1 o'clock to.mor.
row. He said tho bill was the most
tremendous innovation before the lsyis.
lasure, and its consideration, II the dc.
bate was not limited, would occupy the
time up to the last hour Of the session.
His motion prevailed.
An IMPORTANT BILL
In view OF recent labor trouble, in
the state. house bill 800, introduced by
Speaker Edwards to-day, i, more than
OF ordinary interest. It provides ,ha.
where property is destroyed by mobs
or riots that the city or county in
which tho lawlessness occurred NAV be
held responsible for damages. 1t was
read Tor the first time under u suspen.
sion-o --rules and ordered TO second
reading.
THE rRErERRED CREDITORS BILL.
In connection With seuase bill IS, the
preferred creditor law, which tho judic.
iary committee reported iavorably this
morning, was submitted, as originating
in committee, house bill 257. which was
intended TO embrace the texture. de-
sired by the committee from the
" heeling chamber oil commerce. The
new bill renders void all gifts, convey.
ancos, assignments and transfers given
with intent to delay. hinder or delraud
creditors, purchasers or others OF or
from what they arc or may be lawfully
entitled. Tho section is not to alice,
the title OF a purchaser, unless It ap.
pears that he had notice OF the fraudu.
lent iutent OF his immediate grantor,
but the burden OF proof ia to be upon
him to show bona tides OF such transac-
ton.
Mr.. Campbell moved tha. both bills be
sent back to the judiciary committee
that they might be considered by all
the members present. which had not
yet been done. Mr. Fleming had no
objection. provided the bill did not lose
it. place on the calendar. Ho said tn Q
bill. perhaps, was OF greater importan CO
to the business Interests OF this state
than any othor before tho session aud il,
should be acted upon promptly.
The bills were ssnt back to tho com.
m.,ea with tho understanding that
their placs on the calendar should 70.
main as 1t was.
The committee was in session thi.
evening. but no decision was reached on
these billu. c.B IL.
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WAsIISdroS, D. G.. Fob. S-Thrce
trains on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
were wrecked at Boltzvillc, twolve miles
from this city, to-day. The damage to
tho trains was great, but no lives wero
lost.
Tho noon train was stopped ut Boltz.
villc by snow drifts. The 2:l0 train ran
into 1t from behind, smashing the cars
badly. While efforts were being made
to clear tho track, tho $40 train came
up and ran into the other trains, also
doing great damage. Communication
is open only to Baltimore from this city.
Cumberland Valley itniIrond Ticd Up.
Specir! Dispatch 10 the inttiigenc'r
MAnrISsnURd. W. Va, Feb. S.-Tho
weather continues intensely cold at
this place. The Thermometer registers
several degroe, below zero and the mer.
cnry is ati!I tailiug. rhoro hus been no
travel ore. tho Cumberland Valloy
railroad to-day owing to tho SNOW
blockade.
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For West Virginia mud Ohio fa!r aud warmer;
southwoSt gales. diminishing,
For WcStern Pennsylvania snow flurries. fol-
loved BY ts!T IN tho stteruoou; warmer; west
eGles. dlmInlsh!ns.
THE TsMrgSArrRE vrsrEapAY.
As furnished by c, scHSErF druggist corner
Market mud Fourteenth street..
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Tho committee Of each house has
recommended Lewis History Of West
Virginia. which has no. yct boen written.
Tho prospective anthor has produced
volumo on this subJoct, bu. it Ia soms.
thing much smaller than Ia proposed fu1
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New York. Feb. Sup to midnight
the steamer La Gascogne has not been
sighted. Tho fierce gale which set in
yesterday afternoon continues, and at
Sandy Hook the wind is blowing at the
rate OF nearly sixty miles an hour, aud
nothing can he distinguished at any
great distance from shore. Direct tele.
graphic communication with Fire Is.
land is stopped, and cable connection
with the main land having been broken
by the vast quantity OF ice in the great
South bay. should La Gascogne, now
five days overdue. be anywhere near
the coast she could not be seen until
she WAS close to Sandy Hook.
The White Star steamer Teutonic is
about two days behind ner best record
time, and the belief grows that she may
be assisting the Gascogne. The Red
Star Line steamer Rhynland, now l3
days out from Antwerp, has not been
reported. Other steamers due are:
Bolivia from Mediterranean ppinta, Is
days from Gibraltar; the Lelandaf City,
II days out from Swansea; the Manito-
ba. IA days out from London; the
Whitekind. l2 days ont from Bremen,
and the Taormina, is days out from
Hamburg.
The probabilities are that when the
weather clears all these later steamers
will be sighted of Sandy Hook, and it
is hoped that La Gascogne and the Teu.
tonic will be among them.
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THE DEPARTURE or THE ELEPHANTS.

MODOc AND JUNO LEAVE CENTRAL PARK on
THEIR WAY TO LONDON.
There was great void in the Central Park Me-
nagerie yesterday. for Modoc and Juno. the big
elephants. had disappeared in the night. These
.'pudd'n footed beasts. which kindly lent
by Barnum Bailey to the Park authorities for
exhibition and the pleasure OF the public.
lately bought by Imri Kiralfy. and he wants
them for his show in Earle Court. Islington Lon
don. Assistant Superintendent Byrnes. OF the me-
lagerle, with BILLY" Snyder. the keeper. and BIZ
Newman. who will be in charge OF the animals
across the ocean. led them out OF their pen early
yesterday morning. The great beasts looked about
inquringy and wonderngly at being taken out at
such an unseemly time, but they followed their
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keepers UP the steep path into the transverse ROAD
n, sixty-nfth-st and then plodded with dignity
over the cobblc stones OF Fifth-ave- down to Four
feminist There they turned westward TO Tenth
ave. and down that avenue to vherest merges
into West-st and after an hours walk halted at
the National Line pier. At the pier were two large
hoxes In readiness for the three-ton behemoihs.
who walked in calmly and were safely housed
Then a big Chapman derrick hoIsted the boxes
on board the National Line steamship Spain. and
tho animals were made comfortable the mid
deck They trumpcted a little. but on the whole
did not seem to be much concerned. They VIII be
landed in London. ,,,.,
1t was Saturday night. and there were men . Yen
an F'ifth-aye who coming home late. Iney
halted they gazcd and fled superintendent smith,
Of the menagerie. who was following the eIe-
Dhantine procession in coupe. has collection or
Several silk hats and umbrellas in the arsenal
nickeI up on the way. As the elephants passed
along Rialto, several actors thought they Were
Romans and that the army OF Pyrrhus was upon
rem. They also fed Down among ''de gangs.
in Tcnth-avo and West-st.. there was s'ill more
mic At one corner a strong gang of Tammany
heclors stared for minute. when one cried our
Cheese IT, boys: the G. q. P.'s onto us. ana
they vanished into the purlieus OF Suvan-st
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SEdMEN'S CHURCHES And HARD TIMES.

THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL MISSIONARY So
CIETY's APPEAL
The Protestant Episcopal Church Missionary DO
ciety for Seamen has had the experience common
with charitable and religious societies In the last
few years-a considerable falling of In income
The expenses for last year aggregated sI4"o' w.
while the income has been but $ll.3A y. leaving
deficiency Of s3O7i IS. which has been met by draw
ing upon the principal Of the permanent fund
which is nearly exhausted. This means for the So
cjety retrenchment enlarged income. Retrench-
ment means impairment In the quantity and char
acter Of the work. AS in the past so In the future
there will doubtless be gifts and requests from
charitable friends; but some more systematic meth
cd should be devised 1t is urged. TO direct the at
tention and interest of the benevolent and able to
the operations which the society has taken IN
hand and the urgent needs from which II Is SUI
fering The contributions for the year from dif-
ferent churches aggregate s2.9S7 46. showing. as
compared with the previous year. decrease OF
s5G6 80.
The society maintains the Floating Church OF Our
Saviour. at Pike-st, In the East River; the Church
OF the Holy Comforter for Sailors No 3il West
ST.; the Coentes Slip Station. sailors home. at
No. 80 Market-st.. and a mission and readng-room
al 81 pike-st.
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NEU HOMES FOR PROFESSORS.

CROr-ND pROKEN EY TIE GENERAL TNEOlOGl-
CA. SEMINARY IL CHELSEA SQUARE.
Ground was broken las, week the property or
tho General Theological Seminary, in Chelsea
snuarc for the erection Of two important buildings
,o he added to the group. already occupying the
PROMISES The new houses will be built at Twentieth
Ct and Tenth-ave. and when completed VIII be the
homes OF the families OF two members OF the semi
nary faculty.
They will be built after designs by Charles G.
Uoirht Of this city. in the English Gothic style or
architecture 10 correspond with the other build
ings in the group. They VIII be OF the scml-dc-
tacbcl paitcrn. and will be constructed that a
dormitory for the use OF the students may eveniu-
ally be added at the rear. Each house VIII Dc
1--WE stories in height. AMI will have frontage Of
ecvoufy-two feet on West Twcnticth-st, with a
deuth OF thirty-four feet. The material used In the
construction will be pressed brick and brown stone
Tho entrance will be on the ground floor, which VIII
he arranged for vesiibule hail. dlningroom, butler :
pantry and kitchen. The moor above VIII contain
The drawing-rOOm library. etc. ana the upper
stories will be devoted to sleeping rooms. The m
terror nnishincs will be I'm OAK Each 81 thcse new
houses will cost IN the neighbOrhood OF 5000; ana
each will be- built with money given 70 the seminary
been ru. on. Of the houses viii be occupied by the
nov i)r C. W T.. Body. incumbent OF tho chair OF
The literature ana Interpretation OF the oii IeSta
nent and the other by tho Rev. l,r William j
law The money to build the former house came
from an unknown giver ana the house for Or
Ssabury will built with tn interest money OF the
mortgage held by Trinity ChuIch on thc 'nu'ch on
rector. and which recently sold under fore
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5tbool Aeentits.


AMERICAN AND FoREIGN TEACHERS. AGENcf
"A Teachers Tutors Governesses
&c to Colleges schools and Families. Apply to
Mis- NJ j. YOUNG FULTON. - Union square
L'IsK TEACHERS AGENCIES. New-York. Boston.
i Chicago Los Angeles etc. II. T.. Croker. w. " Kerr
J.. Huyssoon w Pratt N. Y. Managers. 10 oth ave-
MIRIAM COYRIERE'S Teachers Agency supple. pro-
lVI fessor tutors goveresses ETC. In all drps
schools carefully recommended 100 3have cor 2oth-st
STEAMBOATS,
$500 TO BOSTON. 600 TO WORCESTER
Reduction All Points h;ast and ScIrh
VIA MWRWlGM l0Eylso
Steamers leave Pier (od number) 49, ~ r.. next Des
brosses week days only $50 r. ~. Fine ofehess
on each steamer.
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1netrultiov.

For BOYS and Young Men.-couniry.
A DrRoNpAcKs' CAMP CEDAR st, suMMEn
"A SCHOOL. Tor ten '5s under 10 Years July list to
September '''' 'Diirui SCHOOL. Trenton. y. J.
poRDEyrowX q J, Mi1elrAIr1Y, IN,gI
- ci FEY II = u j. L ;tAH ~ co p
EINwooD SCHOOL. ron noYs a, MILFORD. COM.
the.r sons VIII d, WI To- prot 10y the aayanaee, o1erl
" " M '''0o'' ''7 ''''''' FRANK 81 HOVE sup,.
l. AIHFIELD Academy for Boys. Fairfield. Conn Com
forts Of HOME 20 boya Francis II. Brewer. A. NJ Pr!a
Boys BOARDING sehoo. Primary. coieg. Preparatory.
business Course Shorthand. Typs~riins. rc'ee'alhy
vi per ye successful school ono u The be-, 70 "a,
fusr WIN energy AMI - wa"' up b.s' 70 me 19''' oi
NE '''' enter j. sHoErirDGE Uai@. 4. s.. rrn.
:, IMMrn SCHOOL At NANTUCKET f,r boys who are
- .aSE~a ao IN ,ga seS Sn' , sc T I Lome M For
inferm S 'I Inquire + JOHNSON rs
SuMMEn School a, The Ieekssii. : T., Military
client send Tor circular to col Louis H. orleman rrin.
ST. JOHNS SCHOOL, MANLigs: y.
Excursion scheoship around Lake oat,rlo .na n.
T cS.. @ppy "s c WM "
VAcATIov School study eponai. 300 =, a. camp
ng boating riding p IsH5 % ~ 1rveE Pq1 Hna
For Young Ladies.-Country.
TNGLEsIDE.,,A SCHOOL FOR Girls co.v
j NEW MILFORD. llItHflliD CO. CONN
Tuesday. october lst ltN5
graduate Mrs. WIN. ID. BLACK. Paroress
So MARY'S SCHOOL
- GARDEN CITY ~. Y.
College Preparatory and Elective Courses 81 study New
Manual issued January first. Applications FOR tho
Principals European party should be made at once
MISS JULIA H. FARWEii. Principal.
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL.
Boarding. Day and College Preparatory for Girls. Both
opens 25th. For circular address
Mrs THEODOhE B RICHARDS. Principal
Mlss SARA LOUISE TRACY a. NJ, Associate Principal
Germantown. Philadelphia.
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3rsiruriion.

UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA THE COLLEGE.
I EXAMiNATloNs IN all subject. required ior N
science and Tcchno r,. Finance anl T. nomv Chcris
trr Mcdaniel Engineering. Electrical tngir"srng
,.vu ne.ncerlng Chemical Engineering. Hnl,sy and
Arch'cc'r1e WI J." h,l n X ~ y M. ' nm
2sl-s, ami ith-a,c undl The charge q Barr F,u'"
i;e@i lAamn'T 31; ~ TIr!liEHTnX no,n - "a
college. University q Pennsylvania. Wet rhAa Pa
For Boy, and Young Men.-City
UNTyuTFR$SI{ " yoK if ffi ar NiNaR oo.
IT, East i2d ~. near Fina-avr.
Ccr,lnca,. admits 70 most - nc G. iigc. ani scn,n-
TnFn E:XhMlNhArrioN LSo.ra'a,~., i.ia.'ra,rl A.
nouncemert mailed 90 Application . III" secretary
r. UNIVERSITY GRAMMn school. q We. ,e'h-,, .s
ss'n e,3,T, oHs ,, ' rs. e. ,.n ,nss
Tor catalogue anI Information. !. DICKINSON H. rr.a
For Younr Ladies-Cry.
FHENcHn l y THf A: 5ifs fta GIRLS
MApEMolsELLE DEnRhi LoNGcHAMr
lo' Nfsi ''ih-H
nj ADEMoIsErIE vELTfH
AVA School 20, GIRLS.
FIRTYROOF SCHOOL rtiiNiS5.
To- AND 1872 WEST 7t1H-s..
COLLEGE PRErARATio".
Srw-Yy aK. NEw-YoRK
MISS PEBBLES AND MISS TUOM 'SON'7
4l BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL Fok GlrLs.
~. - - iast STA street
M. sSS N. c9 2a3; e o a AYE n. most
b,aaiiuI avenue in me "ciy 4 him'" ApP'y cary.
''' ''''''DN ssh ana seth s.,r.,,.
For Both Scxcs-Clty.
4 A -FRENCK conversation. pcrfe., pronnnc'a-
n,. neIes s', cj r,-rcac~ = East ss' H,wcr,
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Teaehcrs.

DRIvATE TUITION with exceptional advantages In IA
i refined home under Harvard graduate 81 long rN-
perience In education. Address Rev J. II. CONVERSE.
Law Library. Baltimore. Nd.
vT,UTOR.-A Everett Stone Yaie). 5Gi Fifth Ave. Tu-
i forng for college examinations specially. Nccom-
nend.d hy Dr. Greer conscientious and competent
educator"
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DURSUANT TO STATUTORY EEQUIR

4 ment. notice II hereby given that nm Act has been
branches the Legislature. entitled
wordci follows: ~
AN ACT to authorize Board of Fire Commissioners
cry Sew-York to inquire INTO ana determine
claim Margaret Iulson 10 t~ placed upon tho
pension roll Of the Fire Department or SAID Guy
Further Is hereby given that pihllc nearing
upon such lii will be held NJ Ofce of the Mayor.
the city Hall the city Of New-York. on May 2isi.
1885, at IL NJ. or,o.a
Mayor.
Dated City Hall, New-York, May 18th. 1905
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N,rw.IAvES COT:.. 90 IIII.HOvsE AVE.
~ and Mss Cady's school "a 'ifs % me most
beautiful nyenu. the "Ci,y Z kim-" App.y cary
fINNL Mls.L5 i-iN's !. ilOOl. fpF GIRLS.
i RIVERSIDE DRIVE
sj,h and seth s,r-''.
A..x. y,,,
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For Bows and Young Mon.-Country.
A prpoxpAcKs, CAMP CEDARN A SUMMEl
"A SCHOOL. Tor ten boys under IL July ist e
S,rtctnl,r IN. study optional. AdIicfs
''P''"'"'' ''"' $500 f'sftY SCHOOL, Trenton. y j.
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ENGLISH PERIODICALS.

THEIR AMERICAN RIVALS IN ENGLAND
ENGLISH ILLUSTRATED WEEKLIES-LA-
DIES, PAPERS-"THE LONDON NEWS"
AND THE GRAPHIC'-THE ST. JAMES's
THE STRAND MAGAZINE-THE Sc
RIOUS MONTHLY REVIEWS-MR
ALFRED HARMsWORTH THE
YELLOW BOOK-THE EDlN-
BURGH AND THE QUAR-
TERLY REVIEW.
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ermer Resort Gniocs.

summer Resort Snioss.
GOING TO THE COUNTRY!
Looking FOR SOM p1.as suaes Economy?
II -o send cnts for postaghe :oS Summer Homes"
II u"s s e oS hoels farm and boarding houses VIVA
BOARD Ar 50 PEH WEEM ~
and upward In sullivan Ulster ana Sork Ontario and
W an ne Zoo feet above the sea- lgcaton pace
fares TN & Ss1 va b Asior Place; 13
DO ' ~ 81 r, d@h St. 2i3 West 25h ST. 81 o1 s,s
=, prooiin court e. 500 Fulton 81, ~ :. ~ Il
Manhattan A. Greeaioln lrcn Of
q, ths ho,ni frn aid boarding houses 'snt:
20 @ 49, can re purchased OF any cHst
prlcn a5c r C. Anderson. General passenger ''' "
bctV'f o. n IN .xcrs,on tickets fare VIII oe
SOLD A. All Droadway an ferry offices giving ,sp
,u, ~ narsanSlv selecting Summer home ara as,
toviny davis fishing in this delightful res''"' '
good returning May 81
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Ccnntrn Doaro.

noME ANT SCHOOL FOR LITTLE CHlLpKiES;
IL Of care given. Open all the year Snas'' -
taken ,co young for instruction. Highest retetenses1
~ GRAY TOWERS. East orange N. :.
INwOOD board ninety minutes from sey'
- shady lawn. broad plaz.as. bathroom. cry r.tey''
Apniy 10 J. j. FERRIS. Paving. Duchess Co.. y Y.
NONKFRS n. Y.-Thc Terraces. select family houss
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excellent table wide. shaded piazza rear station