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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07
A Oueer Story.

A city merchant once caused his
friends much sorrow by disappear
ing in a strange fashion. He was
last heard of at his bankers, where
he deposited nearly 92, 900 to his
bank account. His subsequent where
abouts were enveloped in mystery,
and years elapsed without any ex-
PLANTATION being forthcoming. Ten
years later his wife was driving
through q west end district when
she recognized in the figure of a
crossing sweeper some sem blance to
that of her husband. She immedi-
ately stopped her carriage and found
that the sweeper was indeed her
missing husband. He was inclined
to resent her persuasion to return to
his home, but eventually suocumb-
ed. He afterward explained that he
had amassed sufficient money to
keep his family in comfort, and, tor
mented by the fear that he might
be induced to speculate and lose the
whole, he determined to disappear
and leave them to it's enjoyment.
He had lived in common lodging
houses, and was content in his
adopted business of a crossing sweep
or. Often he had seen his wife pass
him, and he had received many cop
pers and small pieces of silver from
his family. London Letter.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07

Civilization is hurrying Alaska
ward with long strides. There is a
great rush this year to the practically
unknown region about Cooks Inlet,
in the far North, and among the pas
sengers leaving Tacoma last week for
that polut was the agent Of big
brewing concern which proposes to es-
stablish brewery at the Inlet.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07
Refused the King.

Henry VIII had six wives. The
most extraordinary ambition was
displayed by the fair sex in general
to obtain the dangerous distinction
of being his queen One instance
alone is quoted of his meeting with
q refusal, and that was on the part
Of witty Duchess of Milan. who re-
piled to his offer THAT she unfortu.
nately had but one head and could
not afford to lose it. ~
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07
THF ADVOCATE.
WAITING FOR THE EVANGELIST.

Nine churches in town, with pastor to each,
Commissioned Of God--as they claim--to preach
With an aggregate membership that must reach
Two thousand or more; while the 1elds are
white
With the nodding harvest, the very sight
OF which is enough--it would seem--to invite
The sturdy stroke Of the reaper's blade,
Lest the harvest work, III awhile delayed,
Let the first ripe grain Of the choicest grade
Fall where 1t grew. But the churches con-
ferred, rt
And agreed that the harvest of souls be de-
fcrred
Till the time 1.-THE evangelism sends back
word ~
That he can be had, in the early spring,
For two weeks effort at harvesting,
And a union meeting was just the thing.
Sothe pastors--each in his quiet way
Go on through the routine of Sabbath day,
With no effort at gathering day by day.
But the forces Of evil are not delayed,
Nor seem, single handed, to be afraid,
Whenever an onslaught is to be made;
Nor skill nor courage they seem to lack,
Though sometimes resisted and beaten back,
But Kissing defiance renews the attack.
And the sickle OF death is not deferred,
Though the harvest of souls may have been de-
icrrv,i.
Because the evangelist" sends back word
That he cannot give them an earlier date,
But it falls alike on the hapless pate
OF sinner and saint and it will not wait.
A city of churches, yet setting supine,
To wait for the feet of a certain divine;
AS though his commission means more than
these nine
Who wonders, when hearts Of the leaders
quail.
That their spiritless efforts so often fail,
Or the foe exuts which they would assailT
sOne Caleb is more than coward ten,
Whe count success by the size OF men,
For nc trusts in Jeeovah now as then.
And he covers not to attack an horde,
For he pins his faith on the simple word,
That the battle with sin belongs to the Lord.
-AIMoN TRAsK ALLIs.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07

Some remains OF mastodon, con-
sisting of three teeth, two jawbones,
and a shoulder blade, were unearthed
in Lee township, Calhoun county,
Mich /, a few days ago. One of the
teeth weighed Ia pounds.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07

An Oakland. Cal, couple who were
divorced seven months ago were re-
married last week in the same court
house in which the divorce was secur-
ed. The divorce was granted TO the
wife on the ground OF extreme cruelty
and the evidence showed that the
couple had had a stormy domestic
life.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07
Mrs. Mary Harlan of Coxville, Ind

bIIo' NI"ty Tut TUT Ut O01H 'f'' 1'J
mother of ex United States Senator
Harlan OF Iowa, and grandmother Of
Mrs. Robert Lincoln, attained her
Tooth birthday on March 20. In the
family gathering that assembled from
all over the Union to celebrate the
event were daughter 78 years old
and a son 76 years old.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07
70 Restore the Perfume.

1t is claimed that the perfume of
flowers disappears as soon as the
staroh in the petals is exhausted,
ard it may, it is said, be restored by
placing the flower in a solution of
sugar, when the formation Of starch
and the emission of fragrance will
10 al vnuo resumed.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07

Tokichi Masso, Japanese of New
Haven, Conn, a graduate OF Yale
Law School, was admitted to practice
in the United States Circuit Court
few days ago. He is the first Japan
,ese thus admitted in Connecticut. He
was admitted to practice at the Con-
necticut bar about year ago.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07

Mrs. Betsy Davis, of Mansfield, Me,
will attain her 1881 birthday on April
Is. She is in good health, except that
her sight and hearing are somewhat
impaired, and Is active and has an ex-
cellent memory. Her first husband,
John Drew, was Revolutionary SOL
dier.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07

One great moral influence not yet
credited to the bicycle is indicated in
the fact that horses are now so cheap
in the West that horse stealing is no
longer worth while, and that species
of crime has practically disappeared.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07

Because of the,mild winter and the
unusually light fall of snow the Yose-
mite Valley is open to tourists much
earlier this year than usual. The first
coach load of passengers, numbering
IA tourists, went over the route into
the valley about "a week ago.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07

A ,roken needle Embedded in the
1lcshy part Of a woman's hand was
drawn out by powerful electro
magnet improvised at the electric light
works in Cherryfield, Me-, the other
day.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07

Kausas's reputation for having peo-
pie whose names fit their business is
upheld in Lynn county, where Mr..
Pry has just been made Chairman OF
the Board Of Tax Assessors.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07

In three days hunt near Rio Vista,
Cal, last week two men shot 80 gray
and white geese,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07

Firewood costs $40 cord in the
Arctic town of Circle City, Alaska.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07
Wonder Upon Wonder.

A messenger boy was caught run
ming in Pittsburg the other day, and
by policeman too,--Scranton Truth.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07

i'NANDEN Beng q. p. ATMORE,
Traffic Manager, GenI Pass. Art
General Offices, Louisville, Ky.
| JACKSON SMITH, Asst Genl Passor AIT
once Chamber of Commerce Eld'g.. Cintf..
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07

For sale by r. c. Lloyd, w. s. Lloyd, Thoma
Kennedy and J. b. Upton. ... ~ - 800
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07
Time Card in Effect Nov. IL, 'sb
From Mt. Sterling.

+Daily except Sunday.
+DailY.
Solid vestibuled trains with dining cars. No
bus transfers.
Through sleepers from Lexington withou
change.
G. w. BARNEY, Dist Pass. Agt
Lexington, Ky.
G. r. RYAN,
Asst Gen. Pass Agent,
Cincinnati,O
CLAUDE PA tToN,
Agent'Mt. st ling, Ky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS Al THE EASlFh->N
The business transacted al the Broadway kea'
Estate Sa;esroom yesterday showed cons'1efaoie.
Improvement In the first business day OF the "eeA'
D. l.. Kennedy sold in foreclosure No 10 BARROW
ST., two-story brick dwelling, lot l9SsoS 10 'i'e
Chatham Realty Company, for $780, also, East one
hundred nd twenty-eghth-st. south side, near
Park-avc. a two-story brick schoolhouse ana va
cant land. sOx991i. to W F. cronin for $4,000
W. Kennedy sold. in foreclosure, No west
Eghty-ninth-st. a four-story stone-front dwelling
lot isx1Ocs. to Edward s. Clnch. for s3e50 also
Inwood-ave east side. near Wolf Place. three
story frame dwelling with two-stOry frame dwell
ing In rear land 5OxlsO to the plaintiff. 5. Apurser
for $500.
L. J. Phillips & Co sold. in foreclosure, Nos. rs
and 2GO West Eighty two four-sory stone
front dwellings each l6xooS. TO W. J. Nicholas, Tor
H4533 =. 90.
r. V. Harnett & Co. Sold in foreclosure No 536
West One-hundred nd-hfty sixth-st., three.story
brick dwelling lot 16sx99.ll to Frank w. Dyckmah
for $3.50; also, Nos 6o4 and G6 PARK gave Two
four-sory stone-fron, dwellings. lots each lSexS'
to the plaintiffs, respectively, r. H. POST ana W. IA
Post. for $1,000 and s0.lO VI, =,
william NJ Ryan sold to close estate OF W. II.
Person No q Broad,s Boomie,d ~ c a. 'w tor
$4,000; No 59j Bloomfeld-ave two-stoTy frame
dwelling. lot 5sxsos. to J. J. Ehray. for So; NO,
s two'f for frame Br T@gs cor
ner Of Baldwn7aye.. eight lots each 5.lxi6is, to
different buyers for $685. Glen Ridge. n. J.; No, Is
1853 to G. P Douglass for 5000; Upper Montclsir,
y. J., two-story frame dwelling, land ooxS~' 10 H.
b. Keasbey. for $3.50. a.
story single fathouse No Lis Second-ave, TO Mrs
b. c. Duffy, on private terms.
c. F. Johnson has purchased from II. F. COOK,
through l.. T. Phillips e Co., the i've four"story
stone front private dwellings. No. g to 80 West
Sixty -ninth-st., on private terms
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REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Over-st No %: Christina X Brown to Julia 90,
Muzzo and another ::..;...,:.....:........ 100
ner Of New Chambers-st. 6.6x3.3: lie Grand /,
Clark and another to Charles 5 Levy. loo
Same property; Charles Levy and wife to John 49,
Mulberry-st. No 2i7; Mary E shannon to Michael 90
Yves, pp ai-st' corner Wooster st. ii4x75;
Randolph Guggenheimer and wife to caroline ooo ~
o Mecready ct al trustees etc - 2o""
Rardoph Gusgenheimer ." ...e...e... $50
Same property; Caroline Mc,ready. ct al, rus- On ~
95th-st, s. PAS e Of Columbus-ave l7xl0s;
Pauline Levy and husband to lie Grand l. 90 :.
10Th st. s. 2io # " Of West End ave 2oxiO22:
Mary " Currie TO Louis b Rolston. ....:.;...:. 3io
4lSs s slo D Of S w. ,s y. 2rSs min
listers. etc. OF tho Reformed Protestant Dutch q. n
iobtnye o. $ 4Se II Of .2lst SO 4xso No 1888
West 42l-st No 7Gl lst-8ve No Az West 43d
81. Nos i67 and 400 42d st. ana Nos 5ss and $50
Francis u and William and Marion Cutting.
with Charles z Strong as trustee for Francis nris
ana William CItins , jI under Will OF Francis
King st. n s. 'i2tii It W OF Congress st. 2jx75;
Randolph Guggenhemer and wife 10 Frederick - q
i25ih,si. 100 II Of Lincoln aye; SoSloo; % q
Michael Kelly and wife 70 Joseph McC K Syo $50
susan O'Dell to Benedct Fischer............ 90
l3lsi 81. ago IT W OF 5th-ave 25xs@ II; 40
A. "so snG 5 Hs .? ss SnsS
sebold and snTther to Chris'an En o.r, o1i 81"
another 70 Nav Bower .....'..."....".. $50
1921 st. 5 $. ~ It e OF 5th-ave 25xSo ii; John
Il Simmons to Charles S Levy. 30"
l. l. Clark to Il II Huckel ............:.:.... 100
Union-st n =. east 4 Of lot 49, map OF North
road 25xioo: Henry Wilson to Harry Bryan. 20
l45th S. 40 49, East; jacob Blaesner and wife TO
Amsterdam ave and iiGth-st. corner -xioOx
lTixi00, Ruth Simpkins et al to Robert Whelan 30"
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

| Bruel Nicolaus to executors OF Christian
schultz 30 West 18th st, > years. 5000
ton 40 1871 West 9th st. years ............ 25.O0o
BGS another, M% N ~ West to as s9h Nne" and
Chase Henry H. and wife TO Edwin bradley 90 ono
s and G p1pu. GT to- ssraS ssd ead
| Gum. 2l2tli-s at intersection with cen .oooo
IL East is5d ' sS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $1,000
l7ad- and Washington 3 Years 1000
ncr iexIneion1ave and iIsthDst year....... 1900
'9 10 JAM. I0 Hail. H1 corner Msnh%ttaneave
HirsS Jacob. and wife 10 he Manhattan lie
Insurance Co. lsth-s. 1875 # Of oth-ave ,so ooo
Institution 9rh-ave. 100 +, Of 0sd-st' 90 ooo
IIoagland Vim O. to James. G Fitzpatrick. W. o0o
d.s,sr S1oin % $50 80 Nm Thosp.on No PSI
EGgrcomb.- ave. years ........:..,....... 1000
sane to WIN n, IaS%ps'9 ySars hasFPo'os n. 1000
Iewin, cathorine and VIM H. 70 the Emisran In -oo
s u%,' McS has" to Fr~i;rc MiddieOrook
Mab~riy. 80 u Of spri"f a st. oliver
ST. $50 Il n Of Madison st. 3 years 80"
' inss Bank i7,h.si, 2l4io IT OF Ave A. mn
Merritt yftr Ann Z. to Title Guarantee and Trust 60,
No 800 9h-aye ysar'. - ,,ernsn Amer ''"
N% c"n Real N Estate RTE GSdrSn,se
ton ave part OF lo iis. map OF Morrisana' . ooo
nS S.s5n Louis h. to the Farmers Loan ana Trn.,
COB rom st. 'V ~ "'...,..."......... aoOoo
Reh Helen IN, 81 River,ide Drive years $500
~, bold; t6 n n W OF 5thave 5000
Takar,esen Didrilt and wife and Andrew Larsen
anI wife 10 James IL Hume. trustee or Robert
II Hume. "es' r.'i. ",' VS. 1900
snms same property 3 years .......... 1900
ss Henry sg o' coumbussve ard s4th-st
Treu 1eSp3ld T. rb no ears 10000
Tovnsend J Allen and wife TO the Title Guar
ante and Trust co. no o' "e'. '' 5000
Moods Maggie +. and Henry. to Bernhard and
Max iren'"' heN'"s'' " .. 90 900
ST, ~, came nronerty wear ......... 1900
Wh,lnn Robert Ruth Simpkins, . Anlser-
sam-aye 24.io II " ''o'"''. 1900
same 10 ,i MaSe Si" Tsnrs .'' 1900
Same 70 same c.srs Ans'eru""' 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19
.,nr HOMES FOR THE NEEDY

Of CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED 81 THE
NNSn a.T IT. FOR IMPROVING THE CON-
nrrIos OF THE POOR
- thoso 20 whom are intrusted
s.,ds Of famine FOR the summer outing by
\ making o. 20. before leaving the city, where
Y,nain OF se"' 1e,t 10 face the heated term
Lcsny thous' =, change except that which
4, no prospes, ,hs city charities 10 the limit OF
be proVio'u .,,r,,ly set aside some money,
small according 10 'HV'I ','es sam,u ~ hmn,an
o . q day at least 10 'e''0" human
Is so,,ex at West Coaey Island conduct
|ss 'eaSi.s ss,c,ou,n for Improving the Condition
|sa 'r nv with frontage OF $50 feet on the
Il Dc 's,,,e the Advantages of accessibility anu
10 e'" r, reach more nearly the ideal OF
ss,s,H" =. ds,artmcnt Of domestic science VIII
go, 49, seascu. where girls and young women
\ ,s'e' "" Iii n, taught by the Simplest me'hods
Fs'e"e' che nesonal supervision Of an expert
Snde' he .l tive values of foods, how ana
a en- cer,ai, Articles of food and how such
fp 49, be n,sritiously prepared. INA
~ M n, happy outdoor life for emu
tf ~ m A bed in the Home may De q.
IL eos tx Ia room for so IL Is &c nhorcs
| BY tncsJ snt child will have TO be reluseu
kack OF tnn'.i &c far have made possible the fol-
n.nsmei uns and neds ,a dp1 ga ga. CHARLES D..
n Spencer i'Is ~ held at tn disposal OF Sophie
|,st5. oed . "a "Fvelyr curtis to meme pee.
isva' SOFT olyphanti 70 o name Hhb pe r.
Ian HaI ~ rame bed s25; Mrs. Roland
IN nay ga Miss Mary NJ Roberts, room
ps,cna, "a a Chnds Delight Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19
uur RAN OVER HER CHEST.

iD' Russian girl. seventeen years
Ps''ls sao :. northumberland acknowledgements
a. no in between cable-csr No. 327, Of
a. Fs w." .naa. and a produce wagon driven
tie TEE c.. ,nce OF No. 5j7 East One-hundred-
Pan .s,r, LAS o'clock yesterday morning
rs'hn' a or e-hundred-and-twenty- third-st.
d i'au.", atA,e the car she was knocked down
ih'"e ne front wheel OF which ran over
s'he M"1 nf,tg her severely. She was sent to
" chesS u5sptal Severance ana William
a., 'i he pman Of the car we're arrested by
nroln... ar aligned in court before Magistrate
si "e nc hell them in $500 bail for examination
E s. fds wien /, Is expected that the injured
~ = iii be srle, 10 be at court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19
THE VICTORIA.

Located AT Third and Ocean Fify yards from
beach. new house al improve" table ana appoint
n~ni, accommodates 100 guests. 18th at this
sou Special rates flr June. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19

V'HE IorIsBrRi
j BAR HARBOH ME-
open June 70 sept;
81. /. BAICII Proprietor.
Tor circular address he Manager. j. ALBERT But
rI-V care Hotel Brunswick Boston.
Mr. Butter will - the buckingham. ath.ore. and
n,h.si May - 70 81 inclusive. for the engagement of
rooms "a the I.,u-bUrg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19
Conntrp f)rOpsrrp for Sale.
IARCHMONT.
Gountrn i]ropsrtp for Sale or 90 let


NOR SALE OR TO FL MA nicely furnished ten
IL roomed cottage. ocean front. at Bay Head. ~ j.
For particulars apply TO Capt 7. y. PEARCE Life
Saving Station. by letter 70 Mrs. j. a. STACEY NO
5Ig Woodland Terrace West Philadelphia
THOR RENT OR FOR SALE.-At Hot Springs. VA
II large store house with all modern improvements,
with or without farm Of 1000 acres Apply to L. DUNN.
Hot Springs Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19

BI'If.DING II,ANS FILED.
The following plans for buildings and alterations
w.r- filed yesterday:
New Buildings: $500, -,
77th ST No is East a fve-story brick dwell
Ing by Caroline "''m'runs o' 40 - ''.a' $4,000
Forest-ave W ~ l59 II : Of l8Gh-st, for three
,hreestory tenements. by John W Decker :, .oo
Forest owner i'''VV
Jerome ave, 238.I II Of Van '1urtandt
ave FOR two hree-story frame tenements ana
stores Samuel II and stephen Talbert. OF NO ooo
ZAP 3d-ave owners oVoV
Alterations;
shave No $50. by the estate Of Henry Aston
OF 500 Broadway owner 10 a four story prcR MA
tenement and store Wv
i6ai-st No GAL East. by James Duty, Of No 64l
East l63d-s owner. twO-story brick dwell
SQth-st Nos 4O2 and 404 West. by + T. Hemmer
OF l43d-st and II Mary's Park, owner, TO TWO .oo
and story brick hotel ......:........;'' 90 "o
50th-st No 81 East. by Frederick Blumenthsl. ot
No 81 East 56th-st. owner. TO four story and ,oo
base brick dwelling sow
10th st No l52 1853 West by Frederick liol-
nds o, ' BRICK clubhouse ard restaurant sOoo
5oth- st. No ~ West. by New York Life Insurance
and Trust co, Of No 348 Broadway. owners 10 -
A three-story brick office and studio. o0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19
GUNNER Resort @uiocs.
SUMNER IN THE COUNTRY.

Are you looking place which combines leath
Pleasure. Economy?
n So send q FOR postage or cali ana get trco
at offices below. the illustrated book summer Homes
II slves iist OF hotels and boarding houses. Win
BOARD All IS FER WEEk
md inward In Sullivan. lister aud Delaware counties
on the main line branches of the New-iork ontario
ard West. Railway, feet above the sea. location
prices fares etc all IN H. In New York at NO bal
Mn ave l:, Eas, 25h-st 2I3 West i23th st. 25l co
iumbus ~ East IAN 81, and Is As,o race; L'n
SEQ Futon-st ~ broadway sa 2nt:s
90 Manhattan ave. tireenpoint lI'Lt SIhAi IT'D
HOMES containing halftone reproductions from photg-
craphs Of 535 hotels farm and boarding houses au
Ser,sed In ''sunmer Homes can be purchased OF any
ticket agent; prize. 25c. Anderson General fhSseh
Pc. Agent 81 Bcayer-st.. y. l. -. -, u,,,
ON NAV 10 ana excursion tickets FOR one rare VIII
b. sold al 3TI Broadway and ferry offices giving an op
,,tuny ~ personally selecting summer rome anu aso
nioy a days fishing this delightful region; tckeo
returning June !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19

Connirp Board.
N/~~<~%|%%0N|O(~NvSN>|>~
WINIMcROFT." ENFIELD coNNECTicu l,r,,rv bom.
EIsryous lnvallds md delightful country noine
H. n:csis,'s family Handsome house extensive grounds
~, and coa water electric lights all noderh vo,s"-
hot ahu 1ON " Edwin SMITH VAIL" NJ ID.
iences. -, y ~
,INOIE t,ENTI.EMEN wishing pleasant rooms ior SUN
- mer and fall; forty I'VE mir utes from CIV hve mn
-. from .taton Jersey Central RR. shade boating
enod hcycIng: exc>ll~rt table French or "tihan NV
ttrraS. r.ferentes Address Box ~. CRAWFORD. " }.
Irwin coTTAGE.-Priyate family; henlthfu pleasant
ior.ii,v. walk from station express .ie-
c~anh and f. o. Mrs r. II. ALLEN. North porset W.
WILDWOOD. Locust New-Hochee lass ,a
W hoard. large mouse; airy rooms; shady grouhr .ri
- sabns: close water 10 minutes walk tron, nrI.
4 ovERTtsEMENTs ana subseripton, for ahs ln n
r.rrI,rJ al their Uptown once. No l2t2 BroadMA.
"a door north OF slst-st until oe."sk + IN .sul.,
Office rate, NTH o'clock no VIZ 40 C,nsu;
near West Goth LOG West Iei-s near G,n-s ava Az
Eas ~ E,., i3,h-ss; isas sd-av. between 18th and
;fth sts i.oe6 ad-ave near eist-:t; 'ns .-ssss
49,, ssth sd tst-ss: hst %
rtseher- st: zoos I'd ave. $40 East 7o.h-se'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19
SIMMER IN THE COUNTRY.

n you want genuine country life you can surely hn'
on tho Erie Railroad Call at any OF the OF
ices named belo copy OF the ne" suIn.'vl
JIoues book which contains an attractive ist OF
and boarding houses located either 10 the iiuuson rt
Ianl. Tho orange or Shawangunk Mountains the ram
ano WAIKIKI Neversink Iackawaxen. or De'a"mt Nhi
leys The price OF board varies and can he had l" sun
odeSs,. New York III. 26 +0i or o5i Brosdway ion
ras, io,tb 81 Chambers Street. West twenty -'hro
Street ferries: Brooklyn 333 Fulton St: Hoookeh; -'%
ttn,.eo ~ or nv sending cents In stamps to -
p,ars General Passenger Agent u Corandt ST.. New
III hook Will he mailed 10 any address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19

rI,IrE NANEPAsIicMET.
i MARBIEIfEAD. MASS.
Fln.s' Ocean Scenery the Atlantic Coast. For terms
etc address AaMl BROWN.
XXUI.BrRToN- ny THE SEA
w SPRING LAKE " y.
Opens the Season June 18Th.
" r. I.ETCHWORTII.