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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-24

Columbus. O., March cav ,do
made an assignment to-day. os,o,,s
s@ioOO' liabilities. $4,000 The az
slgnment Is the result OF n serIes az
real estate ventures that proved dis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-24

Peter Terry. who was arrested here
saturday. night on telegram from,
ltasca. Tex, was sent to that place
Yesterday: u IL charged thai Ter,.v
committed the oftense OF trying 10 XIII
another man With Ratchet az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-24

Houston, Tex, March 2S.-(speciai.)-
Kendall q Jones, one OF the oldest
and best known Arms OF llnuor dealers.
We're closed today by attachments run
py Il. Pilot for rent and j. Taub. debt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-24

Chicago, March 2s,-Pntricl, w. Snow
hook, real estate agent. made an ns-
sannment To-day. Assets, s35 900: ia
bilities, $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-24

Last evening just as Mrs. Franz,
porcmus was about to step upon tho
steps OF ear at the Texas and Pncifc
20 leave for the south she tainted away,
Snc was carried into the depot and laid
ap1n u Soueh, a physician summoned.
u carriage. ho''ie III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-24

Ex-sherlir ]. G. Mars of Denton, was
in Fort Worth yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-24
THE rmLADELruIA FIRE.
Considerable Property p..,rox.,
Hut No Live. Ins,

fhiiadelphia, March 23.--The front
portion OF the building at 1924 ana f5ss
sSnestnut, occupied BY the Thackcray
manufacturing company. dealers in xas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-24

lie Insuitcd White Ladies' and n
Mon ScitIch IiIm.

Tyler, Tex. March 90 .-(speolal)-
News has reached the city of the hang
ing Of negro by a mob at Emporia.
twelve miles from Lufkin, In Angelina
county, this morning. The negro. so II
IS reported, met some white ladies and
began TO insult them, They made an
cutlery and gave the alarm. A mob
started In pursuit and captured him.
lie was hung No identity to the par
ties
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-24
IN AND ABOUT
FORT WORTH.

and Sunday, but waa thought to be
better yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-24

W, y, IHaIsci. a prominent cattle
dealer OF Vinitn, ]. T., Is IN tho city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-24

Stuart Lloyd. son OF Rev. W. r..
Lloyd. Is quito Sick with penunonia.
~ ssaa o~iAcsiiy III all day SATURDAY,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-24

ID. o. Lively left last night for Gle
ourne and Paris on a business trip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-24

Mr.. Jerome Il. Wares, genera, NAV.
nfer OF ghe Burton and New England
car Company. arrived hore last might
from Gaincsvilie on business. accom-
panied by his wife They win leave
Tonight for Wichita, Kan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-24

A. w. B;lapp left yesterday over the
Rock Island for Waterloo. Iowa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-24

The Standard kitchen cabinet can
pr mad AZ n \. Cunningham's. 100
Main street. Easy payments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-24

Clarence J. Wares has reslgned the
position OF general agent for the Bur-
ton and New England Car Company
here. as that office has been abolished.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-24

Electric wiring for bells and llghts.
Get estimate. Lomax Electric Co.,
Seventh and Houston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-24

Mr.. Frederick whitehead. who has
been visiting his son. DR.. Whitehead, in
thls city for several weeks. will return
today to his home in New York.
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JACOB WORTH FLoPs.
II win OAiy s~trsnEthen the Merto- Coiumr
In Ktngs County.

II VIII OAiy strsnsthsn the Mortor Coiump
In KtnGs County.
The decisivs victory Of Mayor wurster and
City Works COMMISSIONS Theodore d. Willis
at the recent Republican Congress conventions
in Brooklyn ssems to have completely upset eE-
Senator Jacob Worth. the opposition leader.
He was reported yesterday. to the surprise OF his
friends. to have came out iat-footed for Nc
Kinloy. HIS detection. however, will apparently
only have the effect of strengthening the Morton
column in Kings county.
Even Comptroller Palmer and County Clerk
Safen, the only two representatives Of tho
Worth faction who have been chosen as dele
gates to st. Louis. declared yesterday that
Gov. Morton was their first and only choice.
Sheriff Buttlhng. who has done most OF the hard
fighting for Worth. said he was for Morton all
the time. A close observer OF the shifting po-
litical chessbcard in Brooklyn said.
MI. Worth became disgruntled when Gov.
Morton refused q year ago to sign his Charity
bill. and he is jealous of Mayor Wurster's evil
dent influence with Plat. As far back as two
months ago IL became evident that 10 was his
purpose TO weaken as far as possible the political
Influence of Mr.. Plat In Kings county. and his
present flop to the Mckinley side is an ~ilustra-
ton of his extreme disappointment over his
failure. 1t is shfeto predict that the entire dele
CATION from Kings county will now be found
heartily enlisted with Mr.. Plat In the fight for
the Governor"
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x.
Names OF the students who Receive Class
and Faculty Honors.

Names OF tho Studoute VINO Receive S1ao0
and Faculty Honors.
PouGHKEEPsIE, March 21.-Class honors and
faculty honors have been assigned In the senior
class at vassar. Tn following appointments
have been made for class day: Miss Jessie B.
Hart, historian: Miss L. f. Collins. spade or
ator; Miss L. Madina, prophet; Miss Julie D.
Hill. marshal. The committee for class day
includes Miss Mabel Welton. Chairman; Miss
Gertrude Chesley, Miss Spalding. Miss Rey-
nolds. Miss Marquardt, Miss Sill, and Misc
Mailman. The committee for the class sup
per includes Miss Ferry, Miss Winkler. Miss
Haskell. Miss barrow. and Miss Brown. The
class prophets are Miss Booker. Miss Cham
berlain. and Miss Kinkead. The Howl Com
mittee includes Miss Helena c. Hill. Chair
man; Miss Hero. Miss Hulst. Miss Hewitt, and
Miss Mch Ulster. The Auction Committee CON
Lillian Moore. Miss Spencer, Miss Richardson.
and Miss Van Anden.
The faculty hcnors were given 70 Miss Ar
mold. Miss Cumming. Miss Pagan. Miss Nc
Arthur. Miss Moore. Miss S,hnaitz, Miss Tut
tie. Miss Kruse. Miss Packer. Miss Jones. and
Miss Wood.
The Baninger prize. which is given to the
best student In the graduating class who shall
be the daughter of a physician was awarded
The Board of Editors OF the Vassar Miscel-
lany now includes Miss Grace NJ. Gallaber,
'07; Miss Florence Hotchkiss, '97; Miss Maidie
Traver. '97; Miss Anne Richey, '97; Miss Fanny
Mckinney. '9s; Miss Katherine Blunt. '9S,
and Miss Lucretia Justice.
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A Piece OF Lead Pipe Found Near the Place
Where Powell Was Murdered.

HEMPsTEAD. L. l., March 21.-New evidence
Is being obtained daily against John Wayne
and Arthur Mayhem, the two negroes who are
accused of the murder of Stephen Powell at
Hampstead on the night of March Z. While
Constable Frederick Gildersleeve and Samuel
II. Minshull were searching in the vicinity of
tho Powell residence to-day they discovered
hidden in the bushes near the street on the
premises OF Mrs. Carrie Webb Baker a piece
OF lead pipe about ~fc-T.>aH inches long. The
end of the pipe wa. hat fiattened. On
this ~tattened end were several bits OF cement
In which were embedded a number of gray
hairs. In several places on the pipe and cement
were red stains which have the appearance of
blood; The pipe was sent to New York to be
examined by an expert.
In his confession Wayne, said that Mayhew
placed n bulky object in the stocking which
was used as u slungshot TO Kill Mr.. Powell.
II Is thought by some that the piece Of lend
pire was the instrument which was used. and
that it was not inclosed in the st )cking. May
hew is. n mason. and often carried with him.
may have been this piece OF pipe.
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NOW TENS WIZ STAND.
Allison. HI Reed, III Mckinley. O.. 10 the
Estimate OF Politicians.

~
GALVESTON. Tex. March 2l.-Allison, IL;
Reed, IL, and Mckinley 4, Is the estimate OF tho
standing OF delegates OF the Texas Republicans
10 the National Convention. There are thirteen
Congress districts in the Lone Star State, giving
her. with the four delegates at large, thirty
delegates TO tho National Convention. Ten
conventions have been held. This Is n summary
OF them:
Beaumont District Reed has two delegates;
there will be a trivial contest.
Paris District Reed has two delegates with
out contest.
sherman Distrlct-McKinley has two. which
fair.mInded opponents say he will keep, al
though there Is a contest.
Austin District-ln this district there arose
perhaps what is the most serious contention
that has ever been witnessed in any OF those
Conventions. II divided at the outset, each fac
ton e~lectinE delegAtes-two for Reed and two
for Allison.
San Antonio District-There are two Allison
delegates; contest OF no significance.
Fort Worth District Convention was har-
moniOuB throughout. IL endorsed Mckinley,
but elected one Reed and one Mckinley delegate.
Waco District The delegates established two
Conventions. each electiug n delegation, two be-
ing for Heed and two for Allison,
Dallas Convention Reed forces were Ia con.
troll, and elected two delegates, A contest was
made, but upon what grounds Is not clear.
Houston District-The Convention was evil
denuS In control OF the Allison people. A
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division occurred. in which the Allison people,
who apparently represented a great majority OF
the members elected an Allison delegation, the
remainder a lteed delegation.
Eleventh District There were. combinations
and counter combinations until the Convention
finally agreed upon two delegates, one being for
Allison and ono for Mckinley.
The Tenth district, Flanigan's. and the ThiE-
tenth will hold conventions after the State
Convention.
In the state Convention TO be held at Austin
on next Tuesday, March "a. there will appear
con. and tho Mckinley forces. The Allison
combination will probably control the Conyen-
ton. The prediction Ia made confidently that
Reed and Allison will divide the honors.
The state Convention will declare for protec-
tion IN American industries, urging a %recOgni-
tion OF Southern industrial development; for n
restriction Of foreign immigration, and for a cur.
rency based on gold a. the only money of final
redemption. For such = platform the delegates
will be found voting In the National Convention.
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EAsToN. Pa. March 1.-The Northampton
Republican County Convention was held at
Nazareth to-day to elect delegates to the Ma
tioual Convention. The candidates were Score
ace l.. Mages. and Thomas A.. II. Hay: Mr.. Hay
dropped out on the hfth ballot. and the sixth
and final ballot resulted: Reeder, 12l: MaRee,
o.. The resolutions adopted by the Convention
instructed tho delegates to support NJ. 3. Quay.
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Suit has been begun by some Of the leading
civil service reformers in Brooklyn against
the city authorities to prevent the payment Of
the salaries Of sixty.fve officials who wore
appointed TO places without passing civil ser
vice examinations. Most Of the disputed ap-
pointments were made by City Works Commits
nioner ThaodOre Ii. Willis.
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Sslert Dpara-Hew 9erseu.

desiring frst-class board 40 minutes from
L city. with large shady grounds, plenty fresh eggs
and milk: could accommodate horse and carriage:
i. o. box 1873, Tenany, j.
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afrstehsster ca. Property fur Sale

EARM on Sleepy, Hollow Road. Pocantico Hills.
L Tarrytown. n. Y.
IN MT. n n. "a new house. with 8 rooms
i and bath. and all known improvements: convenient
to station; terms TO suit, or bargain for cash A. DE
yEAu. $50 South 9th av.. Mt Vernon. N. Y. or 1894
Frankfort ST., n. Y. city.
NEW, ATTRACTIVE. eleven.room house, Chester
~ Hill. Mount Vernon; all improvements; lot b0x
lO0: fine location: on easy terms, 81. 400. JONES,
owner. 81 Cortlandt 1t ROBINSON, 400 South LIST av.,
Mount Vernon. builder.
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Co,o-.do,s Republican Convention.

DENVER. March 21.-The Executive Commit.
tee OF the Republican State party organization
to-day decided to hold the State Convention for
the selection OF delegates to the ST. Louis Con-
vention on May IA in Pueblo.
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Situations Eantrd-frmaIes.

7 ADY qualified In French. German. Italian. English,
IL can cmbroidrr and do plain sewing, wishes gov.
ernrss or companion position: travel or be house
keeper; highest recommendation
Slrs. A. HAIDUI 143 East 18th sc.
nj AGED WOMAN wants a situation with a
WI small family. 10 North Moore st.
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FURNISHED flats Gu gtt.

NOR farnlshed mats go to headquarters: over 100 to
IL select from: any location; no delay. Renting de-
pATtment a2V 9Th Gy,, between Slst and 6gd sta
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Mfdiral.

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i ina ws Ssa ig1s : oe i%ss, s'h h and 90 avs; Advice
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ABILITY.-oLpDR. SMITH, 1874 East 18th ST.. neat
S Ses as' s q only az Cd 66 specialist In nhi; paper, oysr4S
SKIN, reTispS nicer; sore mouth, throat. tonsae' o nSsa;.
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Lost msnnood varlcoee.e. weak, undcyeioped ofesns,,
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ffsst%"ns aS aaar advice rsSa. S! ID u sT @S Z . TOT
A PPllCATloNs OF painless or internal medicines to
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M rs LANDAU only reliable expert. sklfuuy tras,.
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Situations atanteG-MaIes

A YOUNG MAN desires n position as porter: not
n afraid of work; willing TO do %anything honest;
can furnish the best OF reference and bonds II neces.
sary; reliable and competent. Address
JOHN SCOTT, 90 oliver at. N. Y. city.
A FIRST. CL.ASS job blank book forwarder desires
n steady situation. steady and reliable. Address
D.. box ia. Sun ONCE.
AN A DUN A OF Is; am well educated and
i OF good family; | an q coniposltor by trade, but am
willing TO work at any respectable employ ment t:
salary ut the option OF employer. ]. t.. box l25. Sun
onice.
DOSfTfON WANTED as solicitor or collector by
1 American: several years experience with New
York daily papers: can furnish satisfactory refer
ences; no objection to leaving city. Address
NEW YORKER, box lh9. Sun once.
MANITOBA position as shipping clerk or collector.
w or any position o. trust, with a reliable house; Al
references given: bonds furnished II necessary. Ad-
dress A.. E., box 10, Sun ofice.
YOUNG MAN. 20, fair penman. accurate at figures
i and speaking German. I'm ONCE or Wholesale house;
highest references: wages moderate.
OUl ALBRIGHT. 442 Central nv. Brooklyn.
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asal Gstate for Sale or GxrhAugs.
Rral estate for Sale.

EoR SALE.-l60 acres phosphate: 40 acres, o.o00
L grapevines; 1000 apple trees, bearing.
To- ROSS, Cleveland. Tenn.
TwoFAMILY HousE-AlI improvements; perfect
$4,000; would take cheap FIRE. and clear lot in parg
payment. OWNER. 53l Trinity av., near r. l4oth -
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FURNISHED 1uums& apartments to 9et
East SIda

East Sida.
L newly furnished first floor bachelor apartment TO
T IsR 10 q be- fa near 9p tEe Park To FOR r,S TSSlt diIr 6aShe so, T Idsa.
ton is very central and house IS first class; accomno-
breakfast; rent 81 900, furnished. Apply at ONCE.
Union SQUARE. IS. Two desirable unrurnished
I suites. suitable for two all conveniences; gentle
men Only; reference: reasonable.
DESIRABLE ROOMS; bachelor quarters, single
i. rooms. and hnth; valet attrndance; 80 weekly
gpT Haf ns Snn ave and E aaisDn Ho'e''' clubs IL 2''h
rooms; all conyenicnccs; superior house; ex.
cslient neighborhood; reasonable.
10TH ST. 40 Handsomely furnished front
cold water; halls heated, sc.
18TH ST. 200 EAST, Two desirable furnished
cellent neighborhood; moderate terms.
I 9th ST, 900 EAST. desirable furnished rooms.
&c. good neighborhood private family, sunny cheer,
81 ST ST. 80 EAsT:.Handsomely furnished large
celIen rH noishi6 ar foP PeisrenScs e. @H"r "tGD'a~'S' OK
SSTH ST., 1883 EAST The Rlehmondl small.
Ssaiiio SS Viii vii IS saGG SE'' WIN good f''er'n'''' rent 's'
CORN ST, la4 EAST CThc walton5,-sman choice
with good references; rent ss1. Jsnitcr viii show.
10TH ST, lel EAsT.-Elesantly furnished back
IL parlor' also alcoye room and hall bedroom;
one Night up; all convenirnces.
west luo
ELEGANTLY newly furnished suite. second floor:
m mo I,s'iHf ia taSSi ssa'f ia @Ef ns5Es PG'nsss @s'n pri SEHs
enSS: 81; w wssl o't 4SMihE8lGcfHaNI. f Goa i4 syG ssn S oTncsa
MANHATTAN ". 4eI, bet. I2oIh and ialst sts.-
vi Handsomely furnished ROOM; gentlemen only
private house: reference,
ROOMS. floors, onioes, Furnished or unturnlshed
L. dwelling, business $3.50 upward. 40 West 2sth,
near broadway.
81 ST ST.. bg wEsT.-Handsomely furnished rooms:
81 all conyenienOesi excellent ne.1h0orhood; su.
perior house; breakfast II desired.
y ST ST. rs w~EsT.-Largea and small desirable fur,
Il nishcd rooms; central location; southern expo
sure; moderate terms,
, SYST, III WEsT.-Handsomety furnished rooms
= l all conveniences; excellent nelghoOrhood, near
9th av.i reasonable.
OQD ST, SBl wEST.-very choice furnished rooms,
20 with private baths single or en- suite; also hand
some bachelor apartments.
"a without board, gentleman; reference; grand
par Ors suitable FOR club or physician; all improve
ments. near Broadway reasonable.
O1TH ST, 4BT WESr.-Large room, water, gas, hath,
81 heat 81; smaller one, So private house. owner.
OETHsT, So WEST Handsome suites OF nicely fur.
81 nished rooms private bath.
DOTH ST, 92s ~wEsT.-Newly furnished rooms;
"a large or SMALL nrstclass board; al! conveni-
ences,
y 1855 WEST, near BToadwAy-Large sunny
81 room, handsomely furnished and all conyen.
fences; breakfast optlonali superior attendance.
Doth ST. 2Ib WEsT.-Two rooms. suitable for light
OO housekeeping, Apply 800 West Both 81, with
reference.
R0rH ST, 1883 w~EsT.-Largs and mail desirable
three tunes.
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.for Sale or 90 Iet, atestrhester Go

MOUNT vEGNoN.-Cosey s.room cottage; choice
Nl location ami near New Haven depot; will sell or
rent. Address
WILLIAM ". ROWLAND. Newoursh. n. Y.
SOMETHING FINE-House, l8 rooms, near station;
: all express trains: time "a minutes: communication
IS monthly: rent $50.
Personal. III Washington st., Mt Vernon.
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Sfltrt Board.
East Slda

10TH ST. 81 EA3T.-Large, warm room. we'll fur
III nished. ample closets; every convenience:
excellent board: moderate.
I 9th ST., 100 EAST.-Handsomeiy furnished
- rooms; convenient TO. broadway and Union
square: excellent board; reasonable.
9th ST. los EAST. Large handsomely furnished
Il rooms; all oonveniences; near Broadway; good
neighborhood; reasonable.
I 9TH ST.. 1879 EAsT.-Desirab furnished rooms:
lO all conveniences;, excellent German board. near
Irving place: reasonable.
CS)D ST., SO EAST-LhrRe handsomely furnished
IL rooms: superior house and table; excellent
neighborhood; reasonable: reference.
DOB I. ll6 EAsT.--Handsomely furnished rooms;
10 excellent tauie; near y. NJ. c. A.: reasonable.
tSTH ST.. 1877 EAST. near Lexington av. -DcsIrnhIe
10 large and small rooms: good table board; reason.
West Side.
ATTENTION!
18TH ST. l2e WEST! andsomely furnished rooms
for gentlemen or gentleman and wife: only those
wishing a refined home need apply; excellent table.
81 ST ST, l9 Handsomely furnished
rooms; all convenicnces: excellent table; supe.
rior house: reasonable; gooi neighborhood.
SETH ST.. 900 WEST. Handsomely furnished par.
% lor suite: all conveniences; reasonable. Bell 2,
east side.
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Business Chances.

y ETIRED PEOPLE, better class, could reduce
IN their living expenses onethird, perhaps less,
vet live in a grand hotel" planned for suburban
New York. Curious don't answer. Send stamp. Ad-
dress HSGElA, Cleveland, O,
- E~STAuRANT, fully equipped, In active operations
IN excellent location, rent reasonable, long tense;
splendid opportunity for an energetic, Intelligent
and experienced manager, Address
RESTAURANT, =. o, box l,Ooi.
STOCKS will he advanced 10 pcr cent, monthly,
500 SHARES FOR $40, NOW.
Sc u'v risrlneut, "Elhgnclrl. column.
FRANK Il, President
23 Union square, New York.
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2fal gstate for Sale-Gountrg.
BEAUTIFULLY wooded island. four acres, 80 miles
ID from city, Connecticut shore; suitable for resi-
dence. motel or club; other Sound property. GUY d.
PECK, 253 broadway.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, fully furnished, N. Y. and
N. II. Iy, one hour out; ample, grounds, nne gar.
den, fruit, and flowers. AddressJ., box III. sun ofdee.
EoR sALE-"FRASCATI." old Colonial Home. or.
Il apge. Va Ha3 acres IN high state OF cultivAtioni
over half In llue grass: 300 fruit trees; brick house,
IL rooms, aud farm buildings all In good repair near
station, churches, and schoo \; In three hours ride BY
rail OF Washington; must bs 30 q by ApTIl. AddrekA'
J. TEWAHT WALKER.
Attorney for owners, LynohbuTg. Va.
NEW CANAAN ONN.-Attractlvc country homes;
~ all prices beautiful high ridge country; noted
health resort; Ia hours distant
J. W ATwATER, 81 Liberty ST.
10 ACRE hen and vegetable farm. ~ miles from
lOO village: nice trout brook; keeps three cows
and team; cottage, q rooms. good condition; 800 oords
wood and timber; q bargain At $500, half cash also
country hotel, $4,000, and l00.acTe farm and mill in
Vermont, $1,000. W, s. CHAPLIN, Gardnsr. Mass