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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03

Tue social given by tho Polite Do.
batting CLUB At the y. NJ. &. A. parlos
last evening was we'll attended and
went on smoothly. The program
opUHed with a plano solo "Dhuce Of tho
FaifIub," by Mics Louise walsh, which
was fonJutri IA very artistic
mGuuoE The debate, "llsb0lvui, that
a tall wife is preferable ~ shDC one, "
kupt Che audience iu CuuyuIsi0ns uf
Laughter while 10 was being disuussui.
Mt Altman, the confirmed old
bachelor who acted as Judge Of tue
debate, said ho was unable 10 DECIDE
which was preferable, hut advised tno
young men 10 choose medium sized
lady Tor their companions through life.
Other pleccF, too numerous 10 mention,
were rendered iu the best Of style.
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To Deal Ia DRUGS. Etc.

There wsrr lIuI with County CLERK
stanton, tuiB uornilg, arllclea Of ia.
corporation VI the Ansrican Iauu'ac.
Iuuus C5r tue principal place VI busl-
nesH bring Salt Lake Clty,
Tho amount OF tho capital stock IL
$1,000, divided into one hundred
sI s5us 30 $50 each,
'go object ut the company IL 10
manufacture aud deal Iu d.uss, Chuini-
Gals aud extracts, uuy, cell anu lease
real estate; buy aud cell goods On com.
misbi0u, HtH.
The incarp1raiOTa, al Of whom re-.
slide Ia thli city, Hru Jesse e.. Little,
who has subscribed f1r nine shatts,
Murray q, GJIbp, one shafc; Alta Y.
d1Ihr, ei.h shArrs; Frederick W.
Little ami Hvbof Young, one share
each,
Murray q. q DDS II president, Alta
Y. HYIbu vice PRESIDENT, and Jesse q.
Little, aecrulATyHni treasurer.
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THROWN FROn HIS BUGGY.
Chief DtTInl Narrowly Escapes SsTi.
GUS Injury.
70 rurniur to Hiss A. Express Wagon
taiudes win % roiopbouo role
Hose WAGON Accident

..
Nhltl DoNIue "AH Nhfo"h rom "l
buggy while on bic way 10 the seat 90 a
fife tbIa m8rulur.auu although br waH
..li,...t...,.,, .,,,. t. moe. ..,t g,,,,.,.I,
num- Hose wagon NO. LEVINE b.'' q
90 tho sAmu IRE had wheel lt.ah
dBwu. but fortunately 40 one was d..
..,,
'','' - -......
lho H.Afm OF "t' was tuhl iN 't'iA
box 10 ut o.-J o.. IN. The o.. UfDv 8
t1 be- d email blaze lu 900. .isv at
the l. n. IL. stables Uu oct lum. Do
s.rgut
The department quickly u. ponu d
sue alarm, aud as Iai,i pgylna
Vasaud tue Intersections 90 Wet IuHIs
pIu AMI Second a0uin streets BuaG
r.uih tue driver 90 uu UEufg.s We. ....
which stood uu sue COO. ellie tI
thu 4iItui, started co. h'H NHrsu
iutt autnl u, uiw. iut ...E
was sounded but lbU ,a.r.Hs
duvor paid nD attention tD DO hu. CON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03
From q Stlangsfs Eols Book.

There Is a little glfl ne big Try
goods store on mHin street who does
not believe Ia that old tfusism "Whrrc
ignorance Ia bliss 'us folly 10 be- wise. A"
Ia fact she believes 1t 10 10 Ru nbIuut
ami absolute iallacy. Some time ago
p3tlly womnu we'll dressed ani bear.
ing on her laca all those Things which
Indicate culture anu refinement walked
into the novelty department VI the
Aforesaid Main slr0st store She
bought a pretty big biz of goods, hn.
iBning her ofduta with ono fur a large
uiErd bottle OF violet water which enc
SAID she Wished 10 Try. Sho directed
10 10 DO sent 10 her residence. A bout
i've days alter that she came back AuI
made her way forthwith 10 the novelty
department whetos1e collafod the little
glfG
Here, this violet water or whatever
you call It isn't good"
"Why, what 10 the matter with ~"
aid May.
81 don't know what is the matter
with 10. have drunk luanha, Mani.
tou and wasatka but none Of them
tasted like THE"
A certain restaurant In town
changed handa some few days ng1.
The new proprietor decided that he
wished ~ Tenoyato II and accordingly
closed the place Tor "A low days, muau.
while hanging out a slgu3 "Will be
open on tbs 18th" Early yesterday
morning Rs palrOlman No. 20 was
doing what he could towards Ifuasrv-
ing the peace, he happened % 300 a
man trying the knob. Walking down
that way he asked him what hs
wanted.
"why where's this ranch gomez"
he uskod.
"That sign up there will tell your
was tho reply.
Looking Up no rcat she fign and
then UluItCd out. ""Nrll, l1m not
ugoin' 10 stay hero until tho 10Th TO-
got something 10 eat" after which To-.
mark hu strobe OH 90 the next "Tanch, "
Apropos W. as. Gtlbcrps famous
play, Engaged, which WI, presented
at tho Grand two weeks Hgo lueio b. a
story told % Dan Sully, whu ha, been
playing thisfUafou as O'NUil, Wauuln. q.
ton ID, 4. Some years ago, before ID hu
had attained his prtHtut popularity,
no was running little Que horse and
Jim Crow sort Of a theatrical CumuaUy
and was touring the smaller towns n
Northern Indiana, Illinois and OhIo.
Ills advance agent ha- already gone
before HIM when tho suaruu uysueI
nnl on every dead wal, plank, uure
rud bAru door had CmUlaEgu,I
tho TACT that "lhp nutst and
largest theatrical company 90 tpo WuIII
would present the grand and m1gui1.
cent play Engaged. DBu'slHleu ions
were all TlghL Hriutendod 20 present
Engaged but he dlIu'I, anu thereby
hangs tale. Ito hat Erut 20 New
YORK Tor the manuscript hut tho mails
were not always as uUiliIlg R8 tlry
arc now ami no when Dan slsTtyd UuI
on the road the manuscript had uUt
reached him, Hu .bg man OF frtlI.
RESOURCES, however nuu had ulFeuuy
determined 90 give lur people what e.
hat HulI hu would give tnuu, 20 put.
ting on the boards The Factory GHr Dee
presented u nll through ulsIHa. la
order 10 make connection between
the title nuu the play 900 tur laft limo Uf
the cast hu muly tine moro .ut ala uTu
around tho huS1IHu'H urgE and bHy:
"At last, Alice, wratr engaged"
lIJNAHp FOWLER.
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placing u tho woman suffrage clauie
In the State Clasumtl1u OF having 1t
IA 4, reparatp article tl be voted uuor.
Iho large room was crowded, ab1ut
DUu.thirI present being IaIius, WHO ap-
pplfud 90 tnao much Interest On the
Or CccIinrs. SyoUcH.8 aero made In
favor of woman suiiuHe by JudsO L..
H Rhodes, Joseph Stanford ami David
Ivan, aud against woman suilaEu by
Colonel puytsu, Attorney Allison, Oic.
The meeting was dismissed without
voting On thu uuosii0l uI how the mai-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03

All subscribers auJ attending ,ub.
soubors Tor stock Ia the new Bicycle
tack aud Athletic Association ut
Bock's Hot Syringe, are urgently re-.
gursied 10 attend a meeting at II, NJ.
EvHn's Riding School, Continental
Market on Wednesday evening, ApIll
2, 1895, 40 1880 p, IN, sharp, for the
purpose Of forming au organization,
ircorroraung ana gOttiug ready Tor
business. Slons $40 20; share, pAya-
bic 81 per share.
THE COMMITTEE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03

Selling at From OGDEN, SAuit-
GUN aud Intermediate pHmlr, AMI
iih TO IN inclusive, good or return
until April l2th, HUd from I'll other
roigls April 8ri TO b, .uOI Tor Tvlg,A
until Autit l5.i, 1890
Special tirIrHwtI b' Tunf.rm Cache
Va " o den, pstE CITY, JUST an 3
all Intermediate poluis. Bee bills III
lime Of trains.
u. l., hurley,
General a ont sait Lave.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03

ton expressing q wish that thor ugh
ligntYn DO made into thu alleged
iuuds ouuutCte with the mncadamlz H.
Ing Of the State rJaI AMI Uthef mat
tore connected with the oily gHd rouu.
~ building, aud that tHe pgEvifatI's
90 these frauds bU bought 90 Justice
and punished 20 tho utmost extent VI
the law.
A ros1lutiIu was also adopted pre-
testing Hg tInsi the action 0' Zoe sewer
committee Hld board OF public wuf.s
iu refusing 90 give every facility 90 iH.
sewer clutrHc.0tl s1 aB 90 Oluu up that
Wpik immpliaH
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TIE MONEY Is PAID.



on Vc'''ot l', l''"i Nlf'' ElAab TO
g.. Whiu o., sIulul .atrlN OF jan FL.
ST.. .Maiin1fp sr. .rfsru now do.
..,..t ...Y-.t r,n ...y..... - fI.,
''sn' hiMtleH' A' 'Nny NJ lf"i ..
WlshlugiJn, u. 'p'l ilstiiI,0 f4lt
sstIgat tho g.I.I ......s mud the
,....., t..t... e.. -.t a,l 10 Al.
u.t VI oiAln'' flh NJ ..I.."s uf|u 700
4i. % once. .Il ,fHuu1Gy wa
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Enre.lrH Meeiinc.

Tho Utah Forestry aHoclation will
hold It. regular monthly meeting on
Friday oyruiug, Apnl 9th, nj
O'Clock, In tao ,niHe OF the county
superintendent % ac 1ois. A cordial
Invitation &. attend ., extended 10 all
Interested BOO this movement.
e., A, WuuNu,
auuTutnry.
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Taknnyer,, lIeetIng TonIrhl.

Too m-suug ID. taxpayers Caaei Tor
ili' ry,uirs in Ihe new joint city and
county uuliding g. t.An into consiI.
GRAFTON 90. qus.llIu OF rsising lul FL
lsF carrying UH ,IU cgdYly c1uft's iu.
We tfHiIlu laf1 iIu aIluluI county
ilauia HtJuis.s 10 DO numvrously ag-
L.mLnL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03

From the teachers aud pupils OF the
Grant school, Ia this city, the editor VI
the NEWS agku0w lodges cordial IN
yllatiou Go DO present, with Any friends
be may wish % brlug,at the troe.pant-
Ing tsuay at g.li y. M,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03
TuE WoRKlNGMEN.
RESOLUTIONS Adopted al lhr Meeting loo
the Walker Pavilion.

Tho Working Mems Political Re-.
form association hold a meeting at Che
Walker pavilion yesterday afternoon,
anu tho question OF putting tho w0.
mau'0 suffrage clause 10 tho Coustltu.
lion was discussed, A number OF
speeches were made prl Rud con and
o. resolution was introduced urging
upon tho Convention 90 ruumlt tho
question Co the people BOO o separate
article, The vote ON tho resolution
was 10 tor anu li against, thu vote of
L. w. MCCglcrB chairman pro tenn,
being required Go adopt 10,
The meeting also adopted q resOiu-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03

Many women today
.uuur pam Uui Ar,
wuHu aud nervous
without kuosIug thd
snusu Their work
greatly f1tIEuya them
and they cannot eat
woII IUry TrHtpluF
ly no NIGHT and 300 tHH
morning tool wholly
uUu. Iur iIu duties ui
Ono ulvr lu short
,fnUE aUr miserable
lfHu genera impair
ont OF health. lr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03

sides enduring various mains and die.
trUsH hari tl tgily uysHuUu MANY
such Hasea are tho rrsIIt ui rgf1rrh Affecting
the whole system, aud uni UHl.h nHi certain
relief Hui complete In1 ornament cure from
export W"uH|tF treatment hurl tl tHr rlFr
such Nu instance lB that related below Ny Alr..
NAuuUb1.
"IWHmHuthf HFo when I consulted ur. 20.
". Shores could not cell what mF srCateHt
trouble wa. WE HlHh 900 over Snow Nlu
rltlrh, uuG ruu.u not account Tor WY feeling
Hu miserable. woe trrI day aud night mY
sleep was DOT refrrsuiug, 20 itgt much Ui toe
time could not sleep ne 400 uu account OF
urryouHuuHs. 10 stood on 10y Zee, very
long 100 tiuu ur trlri 10 du any WORK
wac completely NAhauHtvl suffered %
ETcat deal with ny back Aut with rrluUa aud
pain lu thr tide ono doctor tIlt mu tnlt it
would boz necessary tu perform OIL operation
Co relieve that trouble iH my side Ny
stomach distressed nu great ugal often after
eating my stomach Wuu.d hIuAt Hl bad that
would lave pHlpitAiou Of tho heart Ms fcC'
would swell until ! could hardly button my
shoes knew { had csiarrh in the head, Boz.
cause my nose would Ht1p uu urHt ono Hldc
and then tho other Sly head was never
clear had paine across tho front part Of
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woMEN's TROUBLE.

1ntnrrh Associated with General
Weakness, Pain, Distress and TX.
haustlun-strcngth ana Comfort
Restored.
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rnIan .nnnrn naIeI. - NerI..

Utah people visiting New YORK, you
Will ind the uNIOS sQuARE HUIEI.
r. very desirable location, II fronts Uu
linton Square Park, corner 10 h firooi,
nen itUH4way, in the very caHire OF
tue fashionable shopping district, ana
IL convenient On all lheaiers aud prin-
clpal attractions u tue city. IL has
recently been newly furnished anJ
decorated throughout, and equipped
with all modern convenience, aud IA
one oi the most comfortable an home
like hotels In the Metropolis. lis run
ON the European plan and charges are
moderate. For rates and full particu,
lars addruis,
j. "A. FIFE. MGR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03

Judge McNally has had an easy time
today. Not a single matter Ia tho
Pt0UA.e court to engage his attention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03

A poll was Rkru among the audi
rucu at Tine Grant O.eH House last
evening Co ASCERTAIN tho sentiments %
ihgsr present ON wnmausuilHge, which
resulted us fll.vg
Dor woman outrage .............. ta
A.H..t woman outrage. .,,................ .ts
a mgrtus was aulIH, the CITY Hal
laa. ug I called uy the chalTmUu %.
lNe Republican uul democratic cour.
s. committee, iuf luc purpose OF eA
plysalus appE0ya, VI dlsapptyyal Of lut
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OGDEN.
junction civ News.

omaN, urAu Awmla, 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03

Hood'a Pill1 cure HyHf us. constipation.
bilious. ii, llYaIieo, sick headache, Indigestion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03

Sold by Druggists and Wholesale aud
Retail by 4, Z. 81, l., salt Lake City,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03

DaiIJ Train service Via tito GTande
western Halfway.

Nv. ogden U1u.m AZ sails Lake CITY g .sl ann
lE. OGDEN ItA.u ~. NlIf Lake tUr I Oh H.rn
lv uElUu 80 pm NrsaIt Lake uy 10 pm
w. SAT- Lake city npm Arugdcu np.m
lN.salt lake CITY . U pam AruFuHn U.| pW
ly,7aIt lH.ut.p % % ru Aruglgu l2.i' am
Regular round trip s2g5. During
run-nrnmn. El .M.
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PROUD OF DOING GOOD.
And by Means Ashamed to Make Monoy-praln ,..,
did Words. - San'
Dr. c. W. Shores Selects an Assistant From the Best w
and Surgical Training School In America '''a

A. % time in tins county wue7 there BE- q
,e-L loo. uul-ry n.lLnal lle -valon. oi mod-caI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-26

tshChurch. But ne IS not only liberal in matters
of service. but also in theology. quite a Broad
Churchman in fact. and presents his views with
a touch Of sardOnic humOr, quoting Stanleys re-
mark on the Greek Archbshops taking part in a
conservation at the Abbey. 1T is Interesting -
remember that this excellent person, not holding
the Double Procession Of the Holy Ghost accord
ing to the Athanasan Creed without doubt shall
perish everlastngiy" But here is a glimpse of his
more serious feeling:
see in this room the intent faces Of Dean
Stanley and Principal Tulloch as | read 10 them
a sad letter. which asked counsel Must g
to hell if can't believe everything in the Athana-
sian Greed? If | can't believe anything al an
desired back my own quite clear belief by
quoting that Of others. Stanley broke IN eagerly.
SAY No. Act honestly. according To the light
God gives you, and the quantity YOU believe has
nothing to do with where YOU are 10 go
Yes" said Tulloch say that
And this man is a clergyman in the Church If
John Knox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-26
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

william Kennedy was the only auctioneer 10 oner
any property at the broadway Salesroom yesterday
The property sold under foreclosure Pioo'c"
ings by order Of Appleton L. Clark referee anu con-
sisted of No li2 West-st.. three-story ana at,c
brick front building, on lot 2JxS9X2iN'J'' NOS
,i2 and 1H West-st. adjoining. extending through
70 Nos 2li and PIG Westinghouse, i-oX-'''lA IT.
regular with two three-story and attic brlch-iro''
buildings in West-st. and two hve-story puiunss :"
Vashington-st They were sold in one parcel Inc
first bid was $4,000 encumbrances OF slp, .%
several prominent operators then became iille
ami by jumps OF $500 the figure rapidly ran up ND
f and H The pTopery was to SIG SO
John ~ Go,%n From mas Horace Ely & co.
for Matthew PlKs Inc Two rd rndar sts iix7o feet
DE Seidng brothers have sold one 10! s IN Ssxi
1or Misc Emma Down to James X. Soley, on prl-
vste terms FOR Immediate improvement ., tho
Ceorge II Read was the broker IN the sale OF ny
southwest corner Of William-st and Exchange r'a'e
TO Ed V ~ crosby has sold for Mrs Rhnes The he
Gveostorv apartment house on lot 3lxS6xlVo NO 31V
Vest 0ne-hundred- contemporaries TO MI
Jacob has fled plans for s three s.; snd
s $40 west STE Ffteenth-st to cost $1,000
Ellis Hoeberman has fled plans for hve e. cnS
brick nathouse 2lxS6 at No Se' Cherry-s'' 10 'o7
Marie Foeberg has filed plans for two tT3,stoTy
ave % feet north Of Honest: to cost >S.uv, h,o
Jacob pier mas filed plans for hye, ,sb or'ck
fl A ,e,tNr
tarcnce True has filed pans for iouf lou, rer -,
dwellings in West End- s1a 90 southwest
WIIliam j. Morris has fled plans Tor two iNe.s'o,g
brick hahouses at Nos. lis ana LOO 'eco"'-"'e' -
COS; $4,000 -. -. Or ,,,o ,hroc-etorv
,.''I tenemcnts I'm Cedar Place. corner fagle-d'e''
f. cost $4,000. -, , ,a To- four-e,orv
~ 'jUsi;ng EXlW. the southwest corner VI
Elghth-ave and FIfty-sxh,st, to cost 800
%"than Low has flied plans for four hFeIsI,pry
hrlck nathouses on the northeast corner OF t"S.
",mbe-ave, and One-hundred-and-forty-ilr u
Mary and Mary T.. Cahi'l have hied plans lor
Two nvo-story brick nathouses at No ~ f9s' IN,
S,p.lrcl nd invent y-seveuth-st. ana No. 'lS N'st
0ne-hundro i-and- nf,y-second-st, respectively 10
mary OMarrls has nlcd pans FOR one-story
brck store Nos $40 and 372 Ae%ander-aVe.' 10 Cost
II Rqabc Il sons have fled pans for a three-story
hrirk factory. 30 SO 20 323 West SlNty-iour"-
~, 10 cost $500" 49, .soo
,i,como Pisccttn has filed plans Tor Two ,nre11-
story wood stores and dwellings. one hun.I ~
COS; $4,000.
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fnrulsbco 6ouscs Go Ert.

TO RENT. FIRNISHED. For. YEARS FROM
MAY IST. SUPERIOR t-SIORN HOi SE IN
on or rME CHOICEST n!0CKs NEhH I'D
tND HiNDSOMELY FURNISHED, MODERAT
NE,T 10 Careful TENANT PAHTiCt LAEs.
4. URE.\DON, 2bt cola NH SAVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-26

tjolcls
4 THE TWO POPULAR FIREPROoF HOTELS
LlOTEl GBEMWBllE7
5;h 70 sch f's. and 7'h-ave
Tho model family hotel = The city.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
ECTEG LEGl4lRE7
Grand Ioule. ard west Cd 81. and Columbus ava
ANGLICAN AID III EpIEAN PLANS
Rates tn Or t.u4s ard hoard. les than nat OF any
other ,..s- i.fcl ~ fhc city.
B-oaawa, rafl. ana other cars pafs the d'or.
WILLIAM NOBLE. Owner and Proprietor
SHERMAN SQUARE HOTEL
BOULEVARD ANp WEST FIST ST..
Choice er'.s Furnished rr un'urui-'rl g. f'n' hy wr'
month or year cuisine % tte hsi .ri"r. rates
,ni. WILSON f.AWRENcE.
Manage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-26

Nr1u.. Crude ! g tn" uar"n'"" and Trust .,2o,
,.., ~ i.i ~. r., Mr., !. uaii a. guardian. 80
AT'h~r bancl O. TO Edward Win.lov. " i5s
r,rth1ri, Will,a1 r 10 cstharine Hc-rhor. % 4
I,,.t 81 10 n " of H,ooka years ......... $50
n,t,. Ma b. nal another q, III. Mutual IN"
, @ls w. rc,r ...' o. 5c
rr.Gieci roan and vie ,;e,rse = Hermann.
cl,0v I,roph II. To y J philips and another.
Morniu..tic ave. 'a.t demand --.-.-- ,...... "3%
~ . ~. rt - g - columbus . years. ZOO
I'y''''. ri 49,, 80 n n - iia,h-st years ~ ioc
T., Toledo rernArip Per-. 70 Paul Fuller. -
D,, JAM. - R'h IT II Iru'o. D. :s's. @Ni3
sanc t 'o SAM . 2,ih.., 25e, r, o II ,,h,
Gu n,l r@ll foo = - soarlc. l2isis'. iol;
Jordan Joseph. otto VESSEL and another. NJ
~ Ne 'Sh-.t ,'e 10"
ave. -, r. a Of i7aI st year. ............... 200
Ki.e- virginia. tho Immigrant Industrial saw
mrs IarR lIon st. 22o It Of is,-a'c.
Kn,sht John q to f + IIlughon ~ 'sG East
XIV. mons. =, 'GW II wr,sh. and another
r.SyS' Gcarec " TO rIeiincr & Won 9 = Bowcry
or j.-a.e = n = Of ia,h-st year. ......... 1886
SINS 100 ft " II Amstrrdau,-av~. year.. ~ ~
n'r len ana 7th-ayc years .. ......... ., ooC
another tristecs NJ 10 East ,Nth-st years 35 0N
Same 10 Louis" II H"ttons. sam" property -
rsuls,n. Frc,lciic, W. to Maedalcna rrzcr No
7oG Ea', i%j'h-st. and 80 40 East i33th-st.
sc,6cl. Daniel y. and Isaac NJ pyckman. as
trustee; :oS,h.sS ~ II # e., - lo'h-ave 6 ~.
Saunders lanes II. and VII" to MARY callahan.
oe,h-st. - It Of centrl Park West,
sprasre. iar,icc' .. and another - Mar N Raid
win. 'ith.st. :" II - West End ave.
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furnisbes Apartments 20 Eet.

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L House building broadway and 4oth St very me
corner apartment large completely furnlsh"h
service. heat and gas Included IN the arranSemen,
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33S Thlidave. 205l Third ave between on'
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6tbool Aerntirs.

GENCY Miriam Coyriere supplies professors
n teachers governesses, etc. In all dcpt r"confaAis
schools parents 80 5thave. Book Blcng. cor @pn'I
A dERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCH
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DEST Teachers IN ul' Experiments schools f. Trr'u4'
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Spring Resorts.

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CAfantic y Open all the year ferIect Sa"''n'
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