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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-31
SUFFERING ~ SILENCE.

Women are the real heroes of the
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months, years. The story of weakness
and torture is written IN the drawn
features, in the sallow skin, III the list
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on the face.
Unborn nodesty seals their lips. They
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made them believe the only hope OF
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ton and "local treatment. I
Take ten cases of 'fer1ale weakness"
and IN nine of them t1ocai treatment
is unnecessary, There is no reason why
modest, sensitive women should sub
NIT to it. EEcELREF,s /
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-31

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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-31
WEME OF CARDUH

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a,r. PRICES Cream ,aking Powdef
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-16
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

The Liberty-st. exchange was crowded yesterday
with investors. spectators and operators, who at
tended the sale by 5. De Walfearss OF part of the
estate of the late Louis c. Hamersey. in Broad
way The first parcel offered was No. SO Broad
way a four-story brick building Oh a lot 25.2i.X
100 The first bid was $4,000. and the property was
purchased by Gibson Putze!, on second Did OF
Broadway. extending through to Nos. l7o and IL
Crosbyst, which was partly damaged by the fire
on 1oad%ay and % one having depth
Of 1865 feet, The bidding started at $1,000 and
zoe became the purchaser. No. 1856 Broadway, a
fourst9ry brick building lot 2a ,l "a irregular
lzed *S3,6o. Experts property in that neighbor-
hood had sursd that it would bring about $4,000
F. Meyer & Co sold in foreclosure No; 2sl$ Eighth
acE for &C. sc 3 Rels S
ieilx2SxiScl 70 Keuben Kousf for 81 100 90 -
Y GssTy Esnn'y ssI$ Gas29 nos "a
% a d 9asn FOR sH"s 5 Ne % East
One-hundred-andc sxth-st' four-story brick ten
Ryan L. kenneiy soid at voluntary Sale 30 l4
West Ffty-third-st.. a four-story brownstone dwell
i re 59S East TwentydrtT9st three.siory brick
dwelling iot 2ox9ss. to John H McGurk for $3.50:
Sniidinss lot l7xSl sxl7sxsO, Charles Helms, for
1t private contract, James Bradley has sold the
hve-siory brick single fa;house No, 256 West
Eishty-iitth-st, lot 2oxloOo 10 George r. lahgpeln
Ii Is rumOred that firm OF Fifth-ave. brokers
have sold the fourstory private dwelling. lot OK
lO22 No. % West Eshty-first-st.
The same firm also reported TO have sold the
four-story brownstone dwelling No. 50 East Sixty
ffth-st. lot 20Xl00.5, private terms
seton 6. wissman have sold for Lille powdney to
Mrs. Emily l.. Landon the four-story brownstone
dwelling No IS East Seventyffthst. lot 33x2SS. at
$500.
II IS reported that Broadway property. an II
south Of Cortlandt-s, has been sold for something
ike s5no.cpo The reported sale could not be veri-
fed yesterday.
The committee OF seven appointed at the meeting
OF real brokers and agents. held on Tuesday
al the Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room
Limited formulate rules and regulations For the
government OF the new Real Estate Board Of Brok-
ers being organized. held their first meeting
Yesterday at the office OF J. Edgar Leaycroft. The
committee will report the results of their confer
ence within few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-16

NOMPAGNIE GENERALE Trans;ilantiqu:.
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAvEE. FRANCE.
Ia CHAMPAGNE. Foirot sat. Jan. l.. ?.
LA BOUNGOGNE. Icboeuf ......--.S sat. Feb ! =. m
Paror and buffet smoking attached Special
Paris vice Seats 81 %
A. FORGET. General Agent no Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Auerbach. Meyer. and wife 70 Magdal.nao Lelnen
thai. e Lexneton-ave. 2.3 IT or 'o'h~S'' &,
Adams John Adran Islin eS5Ds, Maal 49,
penjamin. a Eugene S. and wife 70 samuel B Sex
s s I a2~Sry u Us s'h!' o beng 10 81 90
na,ieT tlsa year' A. TO The Eieran industrial
Savings Bank s l7th-st 800 # OF e'h- s.
Bs,le, X scat, T. 10 Georre b and Frederick
ciumbe n corner ST Nicholas ave ana ''''" Is
Bschroagn Emil. to Louis Frank corner sth- -
49, ave- ana lith Harlem savings Bank
Nssha, uarrs ssl r Of io,h,sye ysr al.
Bjorkegren. Charles and wife ~ Eawasd ears 49,
Born. john. 70 solomon Karebach. soth-@'' .
caani n of ilavine De t. and husband 2 Title
GUARANTEES and Trust CO. No 30 West 3''h-s'' .,
cox SSs's Sarah r. to Charles auerdorf. adih-
lot rs map D Of G Sn1ge e ksnra Leano No
"a West 25th-st -. year o George {; Frcef.
corner Amstcrdam-ave and 9Gth-s, J year. w.
csppeis Albert TO ne e s1S Sisons ycars 10,
cheseSTo. Denison r. and HaIy MeNay to A az
coon@y' Peter j. 70 John Frees. n ls4th-Sts
1875 I, OF ciifton-ave now brook-aVe ..
ca sSsr' Frederic i. and Hugh n. 8. sxeeao5s
e. e har ra # ' SSri6 marble It'll It'll
Dun Mary George d Morgan. sr dv,m-s
vicSar Indefinite instalnen's So 40 ana aS
Dosnnel Otto to Louis stern NOS 90 anu GOV H.
Freshman i ,'' bernard conrad win; ''h-s 3
a3p II Z, I. OF Avenue C. instruments. -
Farrell Thomas to John Jordan. corner ii'"- q
ave and 22d.st lease. years ;,a:;ce: :"
Fried Nina 20 /. Bayard Smith ct AZ rust,
~ Charlotte Smith. 8 llsth-st' II" II Va 10
Cewirz Louis and wife 70 Isaac Bumbers NO .
40 Pike-at, notes To-,
Csel Charles s. and wife 10 the Emigrant IN
dustriai Savings Bank. 30th-st 1853 II 4
az 3d-aye, 1 year
Won Ganther Theodore. and wife 70 ha an
Hendricks. executor. etc. O2d-st' %" #" IL
W of Amsterdam-avc, years '"'
f;affney Patrick and wife 10 Clair seehhui".
s g li8th-st, AS II OF Grand Boulevard o
;sllagher william W. to Judson s Todd, 90
5th.st 2oi II e Of ist-ave demand. ......... H.
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uoxaEs AND CARRIAGES.

o>~>~~r~oNo~N~N~N ~~N~NN~~1~S~scoSr~~0
A BARGAIN WORTH NOTICE.-$2OO buys
Ia ndsome family or road horse bred IN
Kentucky: sired by Wedgewood; record.
2:10; dam Sadie Wilkes. by Geo: wilkes;
he weighs GOO pounds. long. full tall and
name; prompt, pleasant roadster; perfectly
sound. kind and gentle; Is an excellent pol,
horse: he has no record, put can trot a,
any ana ali times better than 2.30: every
facility will be extended 10 purchaser to
fully test the soundness, speed and driving
qualities OF this horse 10 their own salts
faction: also al great bargain nearly new
Brewster top buggy. Call OWNERS RESI-
DENcE. 2i5 HAVEMEYER-sT., near
broadway. Williamsburg brooklyn -..-
PARTY going South will sacrifice for third
value, elegant two-seat extension top cut
under family surrey. almost new. being
used only short time; also fine Kimbail
cutter and two elegant cloth lap robes.
Apply at 10 West 44th-st.. private stable.
wANTED.-Horses 10 keep AZ ~ to Si5
per month frst-class accornino1ations.
Aadrsss I. J. ARNOLD. Pawlins. N. l.
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HELP WANTED.
>oc~ooo>~.o.ooooo~~
Male

Male
AGENTS to sell our new popular edition
Of the Atlas Of New-lork state; liberal
commission and exclusive territory; only
atlas OF the State published In thirty
years: no competition. JULIUS BlEN *
CO.. 40 and l42 6th-ave.. y. Y.
AGENTS. - Gentlemen of intelligence
wanted to go To Wisconsin. Minnesota,
Illinois. Ohio. Missouri. Coloradoi and
Texas calling only on bankers and at
torneys: pays from 500 to $40 per day;
business very legitimate. honorable and
gigantic Address d. b.. l.6l6 3d-ave.
MAN AND WIFE to go to Georgia to
take charge Of a farm. 800 acres OF
land: German or Scotch preferred. ALEX.
LANGTON. 200 East i2d-st
MEN WANTED on cattle steamers to Lon
don. Liverpool. Glasgow. Bristol; work
for passage. 62 Greenwlch-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

@ n:';, 5ai3G ;3 i ~ ..ns sss
s. same - part -, - s "'............... l225O
rtgaiar: Herman Wagner and wife 10 Louis 90 nm
same property; Louis A Wagner to Richard 10000
same property George Putnam Smith. referee to oo.o
Brs s'S No q ~ Of B s.atsi
31 NV Wife 20 10 Louis sachs $780, 800
.s wia 49, and wife Of to H Ssrnsfa
ls,esi 2as {, q s'h:ays LOO loCal Ma: No
sS:o RsTi'S S Ss%Ssny IND si;
McNaily and wives to Patrick Walsh. a..:;: l
i2n: 10 as ss FIELD E of t rSy w 2ses
a; n Ray X Rsus 40 b # & S4n'on'
ida: @ Il ,,,; q s s;n.sys i'Sso Albert
i s. lot &C. %sp P59 2Ss george e5 Rsn
same property; John Kennedy to George
s Hgns'y ana $50 s0t # of 4cths, Foxes william
in twelfth Ward: Harriet T Bryce to Charles
sins, s. SIS It Of ioih-aye so.iooa Jacob .ooo
sSih Sc" n 70 20 It Of shave, 2oxloos:
T 1ares sehunann " anu VINE ~ rs 1920
oii-sve $ Is II Of osth-si. 25.5xso Amelia on
,aist' No Sai west: Bertha Smith and husband
c6 inss go 20 Vest; George Edgar
., sTick "e 1s5 # Of coumbas-ave aoix
i0: >: Eugene G Potter and wife TO Edmund oooo
an ne,n and wife 10 John d Adams 500 900
',h ~. = s. LOO jabanns q senbeck .. $3.50
cbsc s an, ina wife 81 10 John Born 5oo
,0,i.-s;. 3i7 II Of 1st-ave. 2ixl00.5 William .
v gallagher William Fisher -; :.
7s.h-st. II 5. Of Park-ave. 2Ox1O2.2. Philip
nraender and wife 70 Ludwig Elinger. 100
I<xlneton-avo. n. ~ # OF 70th-st. 20x756.
Lilly r Stern TO Addie Auerbach =; -. 1
7Ith-s'. 275 II OF lst-ave. 5Oxlo22 LOUIS Al. ooo
stern and another 10 Otto Doepfner 40
List ave
ari Wolf and wife to Louis A Wagner. 21ooo
Ak Hsry re,e 2 10 Henri on Fung I47oo
s.s Ren., ,S referee 10 louis Hasbrouck $500
IT. AID 10 IL simon Rosenthai 1900
West End ave. corner soth 81. ~iNeo' VIII
lam Nickias TO Aise:to Nersstegni
ll6ih sis rum 1913 x 600 n to avenue,
$50 n: Lawrence Lynch 10 Frank l. smith
Shave. No 2. 49, William g Wilson 10 REGIME ,oo
G, Ylcseiss-a ~ n W corner i45th-st 2iIixiOO;
George Crumbe and another to Jacob ID But % I'm
,Ier :. -: IL, &c =. man ~ Manhattan
Sls rranss Dunne 70 Alexander Brucn $500
shave No 2os6 John Livingston and wife to ., ,oo
James Walsh ................ o''"'
Fort Washington-ave. centre line. 2l3 II OF
property Of Lucius Chttenden. 274x irregular 10
Drive: Elliot Sanford. referee. 70 Henry &C 900
s sshna' ii, Il Of Auduion-ave. tx ir-
regular: Pauline Simon to Jacob Hess. ~
Drsons s,sc N9 70 Alheri Cappelle % 800
PFC Ii c No ~; Charles o'enuo'i 400
rn,or'ay@ n W corner Is2d-st 50xIoo; John 900
Bell and another Ferdinand Forsch ~"
ave 3ox74x23 ax7s II: John schel and wife TO ,c,o
John Markham and wife ...........--'..-'- ii''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-16

same anne. to Lewis Bach. property iI-3
Hes Jacob sarah Friedandcr n $. l7ath-s,
Same Henry Morgenthau $ Isoth.st 100 It ''"
sam ol Audubon a" bon ave years .;....... Gooo
,,~, Of Amsteriam-ave, two years 1000
n"9 san' - y S'saier and wife, to 80
JasksHn. Jacob W, and benjamin A. to executors
,6 ms f, wa,, Of Montsoneiysi "a 1880
sDse W"fp 2 to The Equitable e 40
Ksy Ward ha"a %ass%ssas Co. ''
L3 Yd Will,am J. to the Bank for Savings. New
:k~ooG Frcac MS' T and WIFE to the Real 10000
Est ate Trust COMPANY, New-York. n 10Th
Level Sar5is and iasSaad to Alfred An: '""
drus No Lexineton-ave months. ........... 100
e cambrelng-ave. o57G IT $ Of Pelham-ave
Moi" ia%: Fs ssR & ,sS VIE 90"
Same Ns IL 1 rha%Ssd rsSe 1000
M awe 5,aaG I, TO n Torsr Madison
wsshnsonave. 100 IT Of NV year,
R% 'd I% ~ and VIE Morris Wilkins ras '''
Nerdsmaye and e2d-st 3 years ............ 1000
fIsmsraye @5s " lcnS S%r' year @'N $3.50
s5th-si $sa'i It "'' ci R i;o1 Road
COMPANY He%YoFR ' No % % Wes s shsi 5s
same to 2sh-st 100 # e Of shave '''
sullivan Daniel; Kate S Ben Of The Drive
shcchsn Ann D TO raS ye e1r,es ,c q"
bnsave 3a.I IT n O 1G5th-st. years. ..... 1900
Schmidt: Henry w &c John L I.p,kwood centre
line Of Fort Washington plots l3 and ~.
map Lucius Chendei.. years ............... 1900
smith, William H. nd wife TO Title Guarantee
and Trust Company No 500 1exngon-aVe. ~
Stern Isaac and wife to tinted states Trust
Company, New-Yurk 6Sth-st. l45 # W of
3d-ave. 5-la years Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Stern. Isaac. Louis and Benjamin the Bow
cry Savings Bank. Odd 1926 +, W Of ~, oo
.h,aEe years '""'
st. 1902 II Of 1s-ave. years .............. GVn
Stahl. Herman. TO Louis Rosenthal No 2o+ East 200
way and 30 100 CTosnv' 81 ? years ..."... 10000
Woostcr-sr 100 II of Bleecker- 81 | year. 5000
Segman. Charles, and wife to the Mutual LIE
Insurance Company of New York. oth-s' 90
1886 II Of Avenue G. years. ""'"
True Clarence +. Francis NJ Jencks. e3l-st $500
100 n of West En1-avc. demand -ooo
n 3 sIth St 800 I, e OF I'm ave year...... 2oooO
Walsh Patrick Alexander Brown. ". No 40
Wendt. Frederick II. and wife 10 the Germania
Fire Insurance Company. Goth st iiI0 n
Of Central Park West. year ............-. i"Vp
Ward Walter +. Title Guarantee and Trust
Company corner l5jh st and Amsterdam .
Observation-Disclosures. 1oh"
Wood Edward T. and wife TO the Mutual Life In
Company OF New York. proposed
street. map OF VI = Chrystie. adjoining Land
OF Catharne Schwab I year ................-- 'fp
Yostpile. George and wife to Harlem Savings
Bank New-York, 14st-st 100 II W OF stA- -
go T, of Central Park West. l-3 yr........ 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-16
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

BUILDING PLANS FILED.
The following plans for buildings and alterations
filed Yesterday:
New buildings:
Washncton-ave s. III II Of lGrh-st. nv
John g Hen;z % No 3.iS2 ID ave. and Jacob
Siegel. ir OF lcs,ih-si Fulton ave. FOR
Alterations:
I'd ave and il3,h-st. n Q corner. by Joseph Fisher
men, M and stors =. - 1000
3Sth-st and broadway. II corner. by q y
Gcelet Of No . West Eth 10 siN-story
brick theatre and Offices
lGrh-s No gS5 East by Robert Todd and Harry
Bryan a story frame dwelling 400
6cti-s ST. No - West. by G u Borden. ~ No
- West iGth-st. 20 four story and Easement $500
iN'"'
9yeesorv bricE stSraec and wsrehouse '.. $50
Creenwich-st No jGi. Washington-st No 5il. by
Rachel Duffy. Of No 50 Greenwich-st Il two
three-story brick dwellings and stables ''oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-16

CLYDE LINE cu.u,.rsrou 8
the SOUTH and SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida Points
From Irer 20 L. II. Goo, 81 Koosevci;- ST.. p. IN
SEMINOLE Fri lly. Jan II
t'ONANrIiE .Mnnd,. Jau ~
CIfFROK ................... "wednesday Jan =.
Steamers have nrst-class passenger accommodations.
WM. l.. CLYDE a CO.. General Agents
Bowling Green. New York.
Fla. Cent. Penn Fast f. & =. Lane. Via Jacksonville.
Great SO. Freight and Passenger Line Via Charleston
T O. Eyer. General ACT. 39l b way. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-16
BOARD AND ROOMS.


~o-oNoO.~oNO-.NNNN~0
\ HANDSOMELY furnished large front
romD third no0r. with board; references.
- West jlst ~.
COMFORTABLE HOUSE. select table. SO
l@6 West ijth-si.
LARGE ROOMS. superior table. private
family. to refined party. II West ath-s'.
nth ST. 30 WEST. suite " rooms. un
"xI"eicdly vacated. also single room.
board. ."frrenc"s exchanged
ioTIIsT. 10 WEST Beautiful large and
small sunny rooms. siuLl" or "n suite.
excellent iahi" ana servic. f1r families or
gentlemen. meals served IN rooms " de
sired references.
81 WEST aiTf 81. sunny front ptrlor.
sunny suite. private baths. single rooms d.
private tables. eHcrilent board. references.
81 WEST 18TH ST. comfortably fur
rislcd sunny suite ~ rooms. al con
venienses. excellent table. good Attendance.
references
l2p ST. 2i3 WEST. near Broadway.
prisai" family would let q fDw large an!
small rooms. comfortably furnished. win
ffs' class board and ATTENDANCE. 20 d"s.r
able parties.
79Tn-sT. 10 WEST Newly furnished
iarF" handsome rooms. wl'h board. pr
vat" mousse. terms reasonable; reference.
55TH.sr.. - WEST Desirable room
with board. American family. reference.
IotTlI ST. ~ AND ~ WEST. Back par
lor. ono third story iron; AMI one ihird
story back room; excellent board, refer
cucrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-16

FOR SALE CHEAP-First- class $50 Dbl.
Touring mill. good custom: In best wheat
country In Michigan: have other business
G FUCHS. Perry. Mich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-16

COUNTRY OR VILLAGE STORE business
wanted for good grain and fruit farm
200 fruit trees: fun bearing: rare chance.
FIELDER 30 Liberty-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-16

CANADIAN INVENTOR will sell part Of
world wide patent one ~ the most
ny appointment. Address *. H., ~ Morse
Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-16
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE,

w. y Y y ? 77Nl-~'| WITT ~
FINE LIGHT Office. first floor Trinity
building. III Broadway. facing south.
So Inquire Room 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-16

ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured FOR
business purposes: investors advised
without charge Of desirable opportunities;
ighest commercial references GRIGGS *
CARLETON .O2 broadway
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BOARD WANTED.

WANTED. for a lady parishloner. an nm 70
furnished room and loard In private
house between East tith and East tOth
sts.. and between Madison and lexington
ayes. Apply ~ letter only To Key. Ir.
HUGHES Rector II the church ut the
Holy Sepulchre. i15 East 1ith ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-16

d.rinanic Jan. -. 10 Germanlc. .I'cn 10 10
Teutonic. Jan. -. 10 "a. Irutonc Feb ~ 30
Hri,annic Fol >. 10 IN. Britannia Mar I. 10 No..
Majestic. FEB. T.. lO a. Majestic. Mar H. 10
NO COTTON CAPPED by PASSENGER STEAMERS
Pier ~. North River. Onioe 20 Broadway. y 7
L. ifTIAND KEHSEY. Agent
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
y~~.~NNNNNNNN-N-N>~N OoOS>~NNSN"O1N~NN
A.-A-A.-A.--FINE diamonds. watches
81 weekly: no trash. Call or address W.
s. CO.. 4 Mailen Lane. Room :. All B0ods
guaranteed.
Al REDUCED PRICEs.-5o0 second nanh
wood and iron working mdcalnes. tu..l
guaranteed; machinery bought and eh'
changed. GEORGE r. EDDY. 30s Mac'-
son-st
HIGGEsT BARGAINS EVER KNOWN
Beautiful gold chairs. warranted frehch
leaf only 81 80. sold elsewhere. 20 u.
duclng large stock. GOLD CHAIR MANU-
FAcTURERS. 80 Murray-st.
FOR COTILLONS. afternoon teas. kanee.
Matches bathrooms. etc. ladies' shoulu
have gold chairs. buy direct from tne iaS-
tory. GOLD CHAIR MANUFACTURERS
80 Murray-st
HERRING SAFE. Office partitions. desks.
tables stoves. packing cases. etc. Apply
at store lOl Spring-st. cor. Mercer-st'
ROLI.-TOP DESKS. Si2 and upward also
desks slightly damaged by water H.
MASON, II Futon-st.
100 PIANOS new and second hand. 10 up
great bargains: cash. easy terms. rent OF
exchange. WALTERS. ~ Union Square,
1906 IO7 West 33d-st.
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~>|>S>>|S ~N~~N~sr~SON Nc~~N~r~~NON-ONN<O~<~o
A GENTLEMAN Of large business exTeri-
ence: active, reliable and financially re-
sponsible. desires to represent in Philadel-
phla, Wilmington. Baltimore and Washing
ton some large financial concern or invest
Inent company. Address for one week A.
L. h. Postofiice Box ia Philadelphia.
Penn.
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$25. Inquire Room 30
FLATS TO LET-Unfurnfsh~d.
GTH-AyE., NO. l.c<S ,corner SGth-st)-
Elegant apartments. facing Park; sos to
$50. rRED STONE. ca Broadway.
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UPTOWN OFFICE No. i.242 Broadway
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OfYfces: 254 Eighth-aye. 100 Third-ave..
corner Forty -scventh-st.. $50 East Forty
seyentn-st. corner Third-aye.: 156 Eas,
Io5tn-st.. near Third-aye.. l.02G Third-lve..
near sixty-frst-st.. Los First-ave.: 100
west Forty seconi-st. ig2 CoIumbus-nvc..
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lsn at 397 Fulton-si.; 63 court-st. ~
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR sAIE.-Three on 142d-st.. near
Lenox-nve, $1,000 each. on l4Sth-st.'
near 7th-ave.. 5000 each: 2 on osth-st.'
near Madison ave. $1,000 each; on BIN
st.. near 5th-ave.. $4,000 each; very htti.
cash required, EDMUND $. MILLS. 503
5th-aye.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

LARiE front room. heated. for gentle
maI' private family. BURKE. ID
Perry ST.
~ MADISON-AVE.- Dcsirahle suit" 81
large rooms: ~ floor. southern exposure
private baths. also. paflufs. business OF
private single rooms. steam heated.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-11-11
Animal Remains In Coal.

Most people know that coal is full Of
vegetable remains, but comparatively
few are aware Of the fact that animal
and insect bodies by countless millions
also go to make up the great beds Of
fuol that are now being so extensively
drawn upon. The vegetable impressions
found in coal or in the shale just above
the vein are very beautiful as well as
numerous, not less than 1, 500 different
kinds of plants having been noticed in
the carboniferous seams in the different
parts of the world. Some of these plants
are very much like those nov living,
but the majority of them, even though
found in Nova Scotia or Iceland, appear
to be representatives of what are now
tropical varieties.
Many animals and insects are also
found fossilized and thoroughly pre-
served in the coal beds. These petrified
creatures of the bygone age called the
"coal PERIOD are of various kinds.
Huge toadlike reptiles with beautiful
teeth, small tree lizards, great fish with
tremendous jaws, tiny water mites.
snails, "hundred legged" worms and
thousands of insects of the grasshopper
and dragon fly tribes are also found.
The curious fact is that there is not a
single representative of these fosrilized
creatures now living. Louis Re-
nuhlic