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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
REAL. ESTATE.
pr-s1vEss AT THE EXCHANGES.

Tho eale by william Kennedy. under foreclosure
,-o,ao1irrs Of the two hve-story brick tenement
,o,os os.h sax10all Nos. H35 and S37 East Ninety
so,e,,n-et caused considerable confusion at the
r,.,,-.,,. salesroorn Yesterday. The p,ai".r IN
~ oc.,cp vas the Mutual Life Insurarce Com
nan against Franco !. Clark and others mere
- 49,, ~, f,1cr1crt on each Sli.S00 one OF the
I..o-,,r,s was an excited bidder against the IN
r,~,,ce company. and finally purchased No go Tor
e.. -, AMI No SS7 for $500 Tne purchaser pre-
s,,oi an uncertifel check to the auctoneer winch
,,rdr the terms of SALE could rot be accepted. Ine
se.,5,r. tbon pcadel COR more time, and the
rr.ro. Henry T. case. consulted with The represen-
,.,,.s ~ m, Insurance company. ana the I'M" We
fo- Two hours. TO allow the cn''h 10 ~,
cor,iaeJ After ten minutes Mr.. Clark consuiI.u
with the referee ana the pi"p,,I's wa. s"n,n,nv
I'raj sold The Mutual Lire Insurance t1ntp rns
49, 49,. h,vor for 81 90 each. leaving a dehcIeh'y
,n'lsr,cni against the defendants ~, 70.
.liam Kennedy sold IN nrr.odh .y. IN lot a5x
lfsS 10 Emil Sicffcn FOR 500 Also ni"r ,,'I,anJ
fourtr-st nve-story broNnstohe na'houSr' s,n,ti,
W.cohe nlpirtilf. fer $1.l& Also nni.r sl''a n
- f.it fha northeast corner or ruin ave- anu
Tins,,-lfgt-st ploi ,js'-NlO. 10 the pii'"'''i' i
Iuicrmcy,r. for Sfl,%S .,,. ~ IN par,
Stronl ana ireland soli IN par ,o r., iohn O.
Row. fpur-storN hlth '"''''"' ''' -
merry street Exchange Il. V iaincu ~
r. ski south .ije ol East Ono-huhhi ,' anu H.,
ciehth-st 10 feet We OF van '"'''''''
e,siOn 3D. 4. Hank Tor fiu-' - 80 ,.,,btr,V,n
IN, ,fh.r pnfcel- Horc Adjourned or N'N'' ~,
~ Hrilham HAL sod At p'lNa" ~ f,r Ell =
u.ct,rt four-story huiliins' lpt ~,Nl-'' .
-, fnr Mr., Louisa Mlnturn, also io' ll'',i'"''"
a. , ~ 30 10 N,et Twcniy.ninih-fi' '''''
'i.,r. h,ick dwelling. ioi lnXt,, Tor 49," ,,..,ln,
i,l5',ioes 30 lGD Wet EBhty-sNih'''' '"' ~ q"
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"TRILBY" ENTEETlWuANT foE 'HiHi' i

4 'Triiby" entertainment for The benefit OF thr
building fund of 81. IuAe's Home for lnIlse'''
Christian Females. given yesterday "i''i ZOO"
a, the home OF Mrs. Charles ". Dayton, -. 4'
Mount Morris Park West The entertainment Vas
under the auspices OF the Daughters % the '.e''"
ton among whose members are numbered .rFei''
of the managers OF tie home. ~ present TIE nome
is al Mad!-on-ave. ana Eighty -nintns', bHt :. BPS
been DECIDED 10 erect ne~ bIlDins on Ia" sit''
and for that purpose cndeavor j. being made t. RAJ
the necessary funds Ey various donations $500
have been secured for the building fund and yesi,r-
days entertainment. tickets - "hic. aDi- AOi -
Apiece Melted $50 more.
Tho frs. floor al! the hal OF Mis. pi5 'yA
house were used Tor TIN ,nieTtAiH4n''f an 'i.'
werr crowded with lasho"att ana '.li %. !
audience many OF whom were Iroinlh'n' 'n' M.
O. the Daughters Of the keyol.uCN r"N. "'"e. t
were Officers ana manag rs Of 81. l.'kf i".4'.
Miss Adcln- ". STERLING. M .> .''-l"ir'F .''F
torian Of the Daughters oi q, Revolution. gave 81
criticism Of "Trib;' from literary point Of ''' ;
Fr.nAlin Sonneka,b. the ws.-kn'"n llt"i-i I'' Z
chopin : mpromptu IN \ fa' anc acirl = pine
panis in the other mus. Al Hh' D., b.. y" e.. '
I0dor PLAYED t.e violin tn i1!l'".nS .Nii
'Wiegenlled." Gondoert 40 ,.ei,,c'.,..- ron
"Cava,leria Rusiicana." Nj T. u. c5hi,e.i .aA5
the following 'Trliby" songs ~ Cla.. ae n i;!.ne
baum" Tho reading Of tn "clncer'" chapter in
,.Trllbv" and q Dslcr Oh Tn Fr.en.sl,N- ~ I''-
hernia" by Miss Emma uaso'i aAna' folio" A
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s.r. or 4wsn5cAN fiRsr EDITIONS

The auction sale o. the first editions Of American
outbors from tae rary q Charles \ Montgomery.
Of BROOKLYN. attracted FAR number ol "n. c'f
10 the salcsrooms OF Banfa x Co. Nos. q, and ~
Rroaduay yesterday afternoon. ana the prices l."!
lzed we're on the average higher than many -"
pecfcd The specIiai element amorf De OIL
book hunters were out in force, and thought before
the sale began thai there would BE- many orpof-
turiiies t. pick up l2rsa.as. Ih.s argued tliri B.
WIS TOO late IN ihc season to no.I .r.a q r-r. o.
20 many Of the wel-knoWn and wealthy lovers o..
oll and rare books had already l":t town. They
recllonel gihou. their host. however. a. al honsn
some OF tn. volumes disposed ~ Wani r.s.al.i"ls
cheap. on tho NnO.a. .nc lot sofa "tlI ihr -ii,
VIII br conc adci las. Beginning 80 8 D. DO.
The first volume sold y"ster'if vas 'i"'sN d.
Necklace. And WHAT Caino oi T. 'N'H i2ik
1850 by Thonor railc} tlliica. il n.,Dtht 8, 10
"A j. z-or's~ tn" llic. laai'ct'r ail 9 n.ns Of
Vashmgton l.y.nr." BY y iinail 'Hir1 BRYANT. e.. .
lyerrl Del,i. the Ncw-Yost 80 fOi!"fi society, -
The Academy Of Music, IN ih's NY A:rl J. $50
Was ~ To - ane % volume %. tic same author X
hArra h'9pga' .ee sane s,ao'l tn .iad.s o.
Kodman Blake (Now- YORK: lS}h.' was spirited. and
the work finally knocked DOWN Al }l1 Emrf-
son's English Traits I3o-tOn. lNv, s9I frr ., a4i
Hawthornc's "Thc Marble Fa"n' nosirn ls'p
broueh, al Halicck Fanny sold iof - c"ris
white "AinUi-i. Castle aud Oth"r loe!na C,c"-
York: ltij) brought 81
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auft,on Sales of Zeal estate.
Gution Of Real estate AahO" 1"' ~~-~-~.~~~~
GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR HOTEL MEN,
Foreclosure Sale of Massapequa f1otel'
Gnrrion SaIes Of Real Gstatc.

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norm MEMS MEETING OIEK
the MEMBERS or TllE ASSOCIATION HAVE
RIDE OK THE RIVERS DINE AT MANilNr-
TAN BEACH AND SAY FAREWELL

the MEMBERS or The ASSOCIATION lNNE
RIDE oN THE RIVERS. Dine AT MASHNr-
TAN BEACH AND SAY FAREWELL.
Nobody save a hotel man who has solved the art
Of living could have "pafsel through the pro-
gramme Of the last two days mapped out for iho
entertainment Of the members Of the Hotel Mems
Mutual Benefit Association. and then Appeared at
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon IN velvet fcttc ready
for another outing. That the hotel men can do
thj. was proved 10y the crowd that gathered at The
r,er nj the North River and Twcnticth-st ycs-
,crdav TO take the boat for trip up and down
the North and East rivers and then stop at Man
haitian Beach for dinner.
The steamboat which placed at the disposal
Of the association by John IL Starn was hand
somelv decorated. With every flag flying and the
,nulil-hued bunting adding beauty 10 tn picture
the boat swung into the Norm RIVER am
gracefully started up the stream. ,
II was late In the evening before the hoAl '''"
m n. Manhattan Beach wher. dinner whs ""tlnS
for them. The evening WAS sp"nt IN i"HS''..f,
spr ech- MAKING and al the inciicnial DIVERSIONS
that the fertile brains Of the uon''aces c'-'' 81"
vent - IT,, .
1t did not need beacon lights or 'runnerS,n to
induce the members % the association u @e'N tn'
hotels La; ghi and 60 TO be-. il "as a NtiF
happy bat also a wear crowd that sirasg'i h' M
wari from the boat Tho sixteenth annual ln' i'hh
of the Hotel Mems Mutual BENEFIT Assoclai!a" "t7
over and II had been q rccOri-ireake'. : ever 'H
fhc history OF the organization has there D. -
successful a meeting. Weather. pace dH i''-
grarnInr all combined 20 make n Wme - pr. ''-
mombered By those who wsre fortunate e'o-s" 80
be present.
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.r,., Annie. ~ blanche dr Fnii'y, 9 1u'Ah'' 600
~, % ~ +. If lh1fu ~. . ''it ',,fff .,, 3D.,
"a, Manic o. Henry Nca'n. u -''' ~ - 200
q. a.. ~ ION ave. . fohfT. ,.'f'f ,,,.,tt
q, fl,,,.d Elizabeth i, AMI nuN'h', ~ Hn',
ri.rtnnnn a. uu'ior u D. '"'i 7' w. $4,000
t',t''I Infk N,ff. mnriNlt'f. " ,,r - a.
s,,' A., William " llrll, u sun 10 '"' " 79f
'"'r ,.nt,l Infl wet demand .tf.'' 49,. ., 49,
,',. 49, John Sutherland 70 'N'h.'', -" " 10 coo
'", e,utr,t Inll. West. ! Yru .f,.'. .'.' 49,,
,,.,'n,,n tiisntsih. 81 al g. luh'l 'hi'H ~
VIZ. i,ut ,in Sow. YORK. ~ - nl'P ''""' . 400
", a.. i..,n t,Haf Hi. N'if.t .. a.,
,,.it',.i l.lls,he'h i, to !, W., ION w.
va To. tNt.l.u fiS - " ~ Central INV" ''''' I, AS
wellw"0i Elizabeth i 10 Mo-, t''''" ''' e5aoo
,.t,t,,',s.n %,fhau I, and Wlir 10 lhn''
fan,oraon r 3ist-at 20 n " ~ ''h. "''' - 600
,',, ,.i,,rc' T. ~ y " Nend, ana nn in',
mites 90 a 5ist-s 100 y Of lH'hF'' "'.'' a 800
,n.nia ......... 80. l,.e
tt,,i',grnn charles. and an''h'r 20 May - .""'
- CHISHOLM. IT. ii3. II - % or ~''Nhh'-''' 900
,..nr ...............t
.t.ti., fIe..ne. nrd another TO iWkn.'N ~
,cs.rtan, savings and Loan - - Nh'l.,l = 600
t,,i,o, ave 200 of laSarf 81. na,a ~
80 q Central ave, w. II W. oa,
',-.,,.,,r.-a,e bond
enc q, ,, O'IIara Fnlion-iN" -'"'' ~ = ooo
~ u,v,rl..t mortgages. J years. ,.......... w
o,-chaseer. os~nid and wye es, 81 years 10000
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couu,rn Real Csintc for Sale.
-, IuC-ON-Il, DsON. -Tinc

FOU SALE, sEw ~ k"-ON-h' DSo' w" "
o,d ..urir, s,ni about IS Acf"s. on" M" n'ls' ~
,'1 ,,,...,rii,, river ,owp. beautifully hNf''f,p'
,nnd'd hy ann Co., treoa. oX"nsive fopnE avn 81 ~"
-,Wt t,lut, rlrirn ~ fvJ acres hn'} mn ~,
abundance ~ lrui trees, hou-n tooniy 1,in' % in
.fri, ,iro with spacious shaded plnzlaH lhlr pt.' ~
All tn1 ~ natural attractions. las a decided m''7'-
"'"' '""'' MILLS a VliITEflOrsE 'o3 5th-ave
,,,p .,t, con,eu,u's residence and l5o-acrr fain'
L t,o hours from Now. York. Lne location al hy,s
n.ia large house bath and closets bot ana ."l1 49,
re-. hnr., ami c0N barns carrag"-hphfr. ,''l S,.
ginery chicken houses ir,hou-" WIN ''n i'',' ,t,,n
-, t,iie.. n- I'M an buillnrs. under good CULTIVATION
and we'll drained. cncumbran''s, easy ,'iil- -,
ush.d and stocked II desired Address H. - 7''"' '''
Orfng, County. ~ y.
1, or sALE.-An attractive county pace IN conn E
+ ,tst hours y Y. y. !. ana New-fitF'ii
~ r. plnf acras House has - roor1s fhih
new stalls with fancy railing carrag"-rpOm ETC. run
r, surinr water TO house and batn c"hDus" ana ,hel
ou,huidngs Evergreen forest and fru trees ron, ,
cb,has store and posofrr by Cost. VIZ 3p VIII
10 sold Al per discounts also ,usH FURNITURE
carriages. etc. viii be sul very iq".. rr,r,e
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DID TPEMATNE JUMP FROM THE BRIDGE.
HE MADE ALI. THE PREPARATIONS. But 1T is
NOT KNOWN THAT HE ACTUALLY


MADE THE LEAP.
Some excitement caused yesterday ii
Erooklvn and New-Tcrk when 1t was an
nounced that another successful attempt hsi beeh
made tn lean from the driveway Of the Brooklyn
Bridge TO TIC East River below The ventureso"e
one on this occasion was a Buffalo newsboy' hh"','
rremsine better known as Toronto Red" Early
Yesterday morning the newsboy. accompanied py
some evening newspaper reporters ana man
named Houlahan. who Is now locked IN at the
station house of the New-York and Brooklyn hildse
Police in Brooklyn, left the Franklin House, near
the Fulton Street Ferry In Brooklyn. IN a oab' FOR
the Brooklyn entrance 10 the Bridge Here Inc
newspaper men unwisely allowed the brdge-lnmpcr
to continue alone. or in company only ol u' man
Uoulahan while they went down to dock on the
stream below to him come down J. Is r'b"'
here that the weak part OF the story comes H.
No one actually saw Tremaine jump. and il IL
possibility that a stuffed dummy was dropped over
the Bridge ratings while Tremainc was exposed To
no further danger than that Of being dropped owl
of the boat in the suit he had gotten himseli mp IN
for the occasion This made mp Of u HE
preserver, several pads and some aiuinhs. Dc
sides this he had weights for his feet. when lie
could slip OFF as soon as he reached The water.
The weights were to steady him in the descent
gkeptical on the subject OF certain jumps sild 10
have been made from the Brooklyn Iirdse, believes
maj Ir,naine made the leap honestly, Ihr TWO
members of the Bridge Sqnhd, lloi'fi'N ana III
kIns who arrested llOGahan ds ne was drlNllt "N
The Bridge IN the cab dli NOT zee li,' I',u"' J"',p
'rhoy only saw. when they hurried down 10 th'
water a young man BEING pulled mo a ho'l lh'
police are hunting for the driver 81 The 'tb ana
Al the Franklin House al knowledge Of ~ of'f'r
vns dlscla med 1t was admitted, thoVsh, iNhi
Young Trcmain, passed "Wednesday nihhi ih'r"
IT,, AID hls fflrrda got NJ ana went uut 80 quietly
cntly Yesterday morning that even The "hi'hm'li
know nothing ~ their movements. the proprietor OF
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MADE corxrERFEgT MoyGY ~ JAIL.

George Docherty wa yesterday convicted in the
United States Circuit Court, before juia- Eon1-
dlc OF having made counterfeit mouey VINE .'iF-
ins "A iwo years term H. IN peniientiary oa HA't-
wells Island for grand larceny. lie Naa r.,nlni' 4
for sentence. The chioi Witness in the ease w.s
Alfred C. Newell. ex-park Policeman. VINO ID srFN-
ing two years term Cor backmal and cN''rtiDn.
Newe. testified that he spent three months IA inc
sam. cell with Dorncrty. and the Latter gay" him
a counterfeit qiiar.sr-doar Warden Pnshlry cor
rob)ra,cd testimony from Newell a 70 the nndne
of bad money and mOuif'.
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marty will not have a larger number OF police
commissioners than 1t can possess. The b.
partisan Police bill will fair elections IL
will also assure the voters Of the city that the
Police Department will be kept out OF poi"cs'
Another measure in the interest OF pure po'iNos
was passed BY the Senate yesterday, naneN' AS
semblyman Conkling's bill providing for me
registration OF the dodgers in lodging houses III
the months Of September and October ms
measure If IL becomes law. will prevent the
colonization OF repeaters in the lodging-houses
Of New-York This clearinghouse vote has IN
years gone by given the Democratic party thou
sands of fraudulent votes.
FOR BALLOT REFORM.
great ballot reform measure was passed by
the Legislature This measure, introduced by
Senator Raines, of Canandaigua, substitutes Tor
the present multiple ballot system a blanket
ballot 1t is now estimated that there are be-
tween 100000 and 100000 ballots printed
under the present system. The Raines ballot
law will reduce this number TO about 2,oOoooo
This of itself will be great economy. The new
law also abolishes personal registration in the
rural districts of the STATE. The farmers OF the
State for several years have been required on
the final day Of registration personally 10 reg
lister: and many Of them. consequently, lost their
votes, since III is mucH more ulllcut W i'5l''''
in the rural districts than il is In the cities
The Rancs Ballot b.ll says that The il'itefhie
voter may designate two Of the election IN
spect0rs Of opposite political faith - mark MS
ballots for him. Tho i,tcratc voter VII have To
state when ne registers that he ia i!ltrlatc. ana
viii require assistance upon election day THIS
Will be- protection against men tafey aftcflhs
that they are illitopto. The bin also has safe
guard ~ . severe nature against voters selling
their votes. Lieutenant Governor SaNion. VINO
n an expert un bniiol reform. declares that THIS
Raincs Ballot Reform bil. viii be the best party
column law In ev'vicnc, I'm any state of the
Union The candidates Of cn ~ party VIII be
printed In parallel columns on the ballots. ana
there will be "A party symbol above each column
10 guide voters
Another excellent measure Of election reform
was passed in Senator Pounds bill making II
felony to buy vote at caucus The l. g,S-
lature also passed bill of Asscmblyman Cork-
ling's which confircs the naturalization cf voters
to the higher courts of the state.
The new Constitution imposed upon the LeEi'-
1ature the duty Of dividing the State into four
districts to be under the supervision of the
Judges Of the Appellate Court. THIS was done
10 the satisfaction of tie lawyers Of the state.
As is stated at the beginning Of this letter. the
State taxes have been Increased one mas 10
go back to the year 1889 when the state taxes
were 352 mills to find nearly their oqual. me
State tax this year, /, is reported WI ne . 10
mills, or $50 mills Either Of these rates VIII
impose a tax az over s1S.000.C00. The taxes Tor
the six years since'IsSa when they were Sl2o''-
353 "a. have been as follows:
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rr,L r.rArn rnANrrgns.

coomru..av, cos ,, !cI,s,,'ii :o' ,d2%
ga a. t,, anl ,uol property '''"n' ''"''' $
,o,n So als No'. 'a''" 'h''o'' '' ''' i4a
r '9'S ~ e.. i", ss' -'"'' TO,
N ',I" ,',' w.. pa - 49, - mgg ~ "',
N"rnsana. sit1 Wa VAL, l'' . ''.'....... 80
N,.iaon. ave. n corner mo-. ''N'' ''.' isar
, l,, ' nr, ~ S. eiio e. i ic''hst Gs,i"
NIo,andcr walker ani ln'-"n I""fon a.' WV, iN
. H. .'1; N@ =. Morrs G.. ana vie to 'olo aoc,
r n.n '''s' s. 200 r Of ,ayarl-'' 'oAio' 20
Mchal M'a.r TO- u ', ,cl.asc 4s,iio. nenmd
4a,n-s No - west Jacob N'''sn"t ''' 600
"a g. ave, Ge',se Spn'' Il iea,bs' 2,iiSso. Louis
Kahn 70 i Eas rs 1S' and 22o Edgar L'san and
u %,' to- NJ NeH y l,ac Ra'sn Feiia is.sa 5
M'a.o', ~, ., al a. 10 Miriam Ga,l,,l
o. u,i fl,r' s. 275.5 II u Huis'n-'''
2i>Noo. lienri'ta tI r,,ne. s., 977s9oo 10
i,.r.e.' ZOO. risar logan and VII" to Henry
Ha,em''gf ''ge.;ii'ac II ncif,rls'. 2aseo:
r,a" Van Vlnk~ and wife - franc"
,d a.''"' y, 81 I,,' Io.'nh schultz and VIE az,
4,n,a,r ~ To-. August" N'n'.. 10 20 o
ro,e, s. = Randolph Gavs,nheme- ana wife ,,s,
49,. 49,, Ge''g" D. ' ,..,c r. o. e'hssc. i7,os9.
.s. ,,..a sni VIE +, Jonas "'n 'na .n-
0'hc'. * r',cc X o,h.a,, 2,pase. r-i'.n ,ooo
is.hst So ~ E.', sarah J. A'''"' 10 .. 1880
'i g, % anl , ec g a.o , Ms, So
s,'- o., 3D. 80 ,aaf,.- M-ci'naoh'n 81 '' Ia
,.4rw - i.Nafon-i.e. - 's'
..I ,-ner r~,icff. ir Er".f , 1917 T.
,g,'," 81, S 49,, 4, ''l o., io., ., els.'c. Ja0''
ii,q' s.. sl fa.' su,.a l. Parish 20 william p. n
-, 49,, O. p r., ,ea.' -e -'''. Ho' = :.
.t.f.. IIfrI J.. t-.s..
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The following plans FOR new hulpnss "' ~
were fl,i with The building Department
=. ,,,h,,'avc . 'ot u l'oth-st. h.es'ery
,rick hai by '1 ON. .,, ,.'.''' " ... sco ooo
,soi =. g. = 10 - ~ Amsteiiani-avc t"o-.,orI
c,,,c s,ahlo hy Daniel Ilallsry. ~ 90 West ~,
iselef. .........+.. ..r,, h,i,t
Hester - coy o' ~, ~ a EAST f0,h-s,.. 10000
,..,h..t "a ipp ~ q Amsterdam ave" = h,cc,
...-, brick mats. hy Annie 9 Doyle. 81 81 - o,o
West i4sfi
,,..f,rn - ,,,a - and - ani rs ", ana -
T,rrarce Place nf'""r-sfoff ail uis'U''N
i,i.r roc building hy John Williams ~ .ooooo
- and 10 Frarliin - -. ''
...'fi.,n boulevard. =, n 70 - itlfh-.i. fN".
~, ', ana tfrf frame d~r lug. w In'' } o,o
r.r.s ,t -, East i2isf-Tt .---.-..--:-... 40"
- s,. , ,.f Of ilf.i.si. f'ir rf'-,i.rt "I ,,
aai. B, Ffana = seitz. ~ 10 W"si i-ls'-s'.' S-V"
,,'..., r... ~ : hy sailor. snug Hafb0r 10
,nre... story brick store AMI dN'.hng ..... 4"
--f.., y. = fr.f hf Ami" - j. iniz'. i' iNHi- o.o
.,.r. and basement brick dwelling ..t.-.t.- wv"
,u.-..t y. igi lu Isnar l,~ls fN = fhr'c.'t'if 49,
fr.-. st..firx and ineefla nHrfi- -'"p
.,..a b.. IS" q = Ii'h-1f". bi Errtmrnf
.- - N.r - rk "a fwI-.' 'fF brick work 49,,
..I, and storage. t0l~' ""
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Gummcr Resort Ouioee.
GOING TO THE COUNTRY?
Looking for place which combines
Health. Pleasure. Economy? 49,
n a. send cents postage or call and GET ire0
orrreq below illustrated book Summer Homes
I; Ives list OF hotels farm and boarding houses. with
BOARD All SIS PER WEEk
and upward sullivan. Ulster and Delaware c9un,ss' on
line branches OF the New-fork. DnSaro
Wesf,rn Halfway 90 IN" location prices
fsrrg &c all in IT, H. Newiork at No Battery f'aSSS.
G; in ,3i %, an. 39 Broadway. IL Astor race .o'
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GUNNER Resorts.

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spectacles In che CollectIon.

A novel method of correcting a
clergyman's mistakes in reading is re-
ported in the Church Review. During
the collection after sermon one Sum
day, gentleman in the congregation
quietly took off his spectacles and put
them on the plate. The church war
den courteously handed them back,
supposing them to have been put there
in absence of mind, but the donor again
deposited them on the plate, and, not
wishing to make scene, the official
finished his duties, and the spectacles
were duly presented with the other
aims. However, after the service he
took them down to the donor-a
stranger--and said he feared they were
given by mistake. Juara gf his sur
prise on being assured that it was no
mistal1e--that the clergyman who read
the prayers mad made SO many blum
ders b. reading that he presumed he
could not see, and so he presented him
with pair of spectacles.