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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-25

houston and Texas Central were rerrs-
sented by w. W. Kent, who also Dreaded
over the meeting.
LA PORTE TRAINS DISCONTINUED
The Galveston. La Porte and Houston
mas discontinued all Of their passenger
trains excepting No. 1. leaving Houston
u $3.50 a m. and srriviug at Galveston
az 1880 q. M, and No 6, leaving Calves
ton at i:2o y. m. and arriving at Houston
at $40 p. m.
In addition to this all the working forces.
except those Of the general offices. freight
onices and train crews have boon tenn
porarily relieved from duty. The reduction
embraces about forty men.
WILLING TO COMPLY AT ALL TIMES,
horace Booth, general agent Of the In
ternational and Great Northern. yester-
day received telegram from G. l.. Noble,
division superintendent OF the road at
Palestine. saying that the company was
more than willing to assist In carrying
out the quarantine regulations, and that
all employees had been instructed to OBJ
serve notices from the officers.
OTHER GUARANTEES.
Yesterday there were fresh guarantees
ordered on the Southern Pacific west. Jack
son county will permit no passengers 10
stop freight or express to enter when
coming from west OF Victoria or cast of
Rosenberg.
Colorado county has quarantined against
houston, Galveston, Beaumont and all
other suspicious places" This applies to
freight or passengers and became effective
at p. m. yesterday
Crockett, Huntsville and Trinity, stations
on tho International and Great Northern,
yesterday gave notice that they would re-
quire health certificates. and last night
the company discontinued all trains OH
the Huntsville branch.
The Santa Fe, Missouri, Kansas and
Texas and International have been bothered
less than any roads, and rs near as can
be learred, BRENNAN Is the only place
on the Santa Fe that will not permit trains
to stop, Waller county quarantned Oh
the Katy as we'll as on the Houston and
Texas Central. None OF their trains will
be permitted to stop at Brookshlre 60
ing north or coming south. La Grange
has established camp of inspection, such
az that OF the county OF Harris, and the
city Of Houston. and will require health
certificates from all passengers for that
place.
ON THE SHREVEPORT ROUTE.
Yesterday the Houston East and West
Texas received notification from Angelina
and San Jacinto counties that no trains
would be permitted to stop within the
limits, embracing the stations OF Angelina,
Lufkin, Burke, Miami and Shepherd. Polk
county will permit passengers with health
certificates to stop. the following being
the stations: Faut. Moscow, Lcggett, Liv-
ingston and Goodrich
NO CHANGE ON SOUTHERN TACiFlC.
There was no change on the Southern
Pacific east OF Houston. There has not
a wheel turned between here and Lafayette,
and between 1900 and 1900 men have been
relieved from duty. Track walkers are
kept on the road to see that there is no
damage being done, and 20 far none has
been reported The shop men Of Alslors
as well as those of Houston have been re-
leased from work, which will continue until
the company is permitted to operate trains
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-25

KOCH Island and Pacific. Fort worth ana
rcnver City. Houston East and W~t
rrexas' International and Grest Northern
exas ana Pacific. Missouri, Kansas and
rexas. MISSOURI Pacific. Aransas Pass ana
vc.son Belt The Southern Pacific ana
ous.on ana Texas Central we're repre-
over the meeting. '''1su
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-25
THE NEW
HUTCHINS {: !: {:
& !. HOUSE.

W. T. and J. r.
Boyle. proprictors.
Rates. 500 and
$3.50 per day.
N p A hexa A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-28
HOTEL GUESTS TURNED OUT.
THE METROPOLITAN CLEARED BY THE
SHERIFF IN THE EARLY MORNING.

The sound OF heavy hands banging on doors heavy
fee, pounding through the halls: the opening and
closing O. doors and above all the s;en;oran order
~Get I'd and &c, out o. here aroused the guests OF
the Metropolitan Hotel after o'clock yester-
Cay morning 20 the fact that something unusual
was taking place. Whether IL was a fire or burg
larry was not apparent at first. With hardly an ex-
cep;on however, the injunction 10 sc, was ooeyed
BY the guests One or TWO who asked why they
should leave were told IN reply that the Sheriff had
sexed the ho;e. and tina; he evicting every one
With much grumbling the hotel was finally cleared
Then the SheriT's Sc; 10 work removing the
furniture They began TO pile it up in the street
but in doing this they came in collision with Inc
police /, looked a; frs: II there would be a
feht bu, the matter amicahiy adjusted by the
sherin's deputy agreeing 20 allow the proprietor Of
the hotel time 20 pace the goods in storage.
The eviction o. the guests OF the hotel was the
result, OF anaaca, troubles o. the managers. File *
Petty The hotel building j. owned by the ". H.
Sch,erelin estate Thoriey. the florist, who occu-
pies store IN the building. has long lease on the
property and subtle, the hoe, part Of Il 10 Fife &
Petty Rem. 10 the amount OF about $500 IS said 10
be due and suit for eviction was brought on &C
count o. the recording. January 2. Of a mortgage
for $4,000 on the hotel furniture in favor OF John J.
Matthews Henry Red has been paced in charge OF
the hotel under foreclosure In addition Hays
in favor Of the Schwarzschiid & Suzoerser Company
for meat furnished. -. -.
M FYSe was busy yesterday consulting with those
who have claims against the hotel ne tnlhhs ,ildS
ms dIffcultes will De adjusted satisfactorily IN time
ard that business will be resumed Inc metropolitan
Hotel formerly known as the coleman Rouse
lis name IL has always been known as favoTite
house OF the theatrical profession
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Dublic Notices.
N~o,~>~>>>>~>~~oo>>>>>
q UPRENE COUKT.-ln the matter Of the al

~ pcaton q the Bsra q Si,~e' Opening ana lmpT0ys
coos,ion Q, CITY relative % sc9u,ne t,s By The
N.Y. - sa efsn saas ,snvtas hsrsauen,s ana
greuses on The east sas % me Ssns
Nu,ss. sa J.ss'n s;Tee;: an "a; Bo@iTay s9iy
sp,: sni ?aIs:H and Of re ehips 81 Of the law. y
70 ss s 81 81 Il: ssis v A' Lac:
hereby given "a az ppa Y WI 1k e ad - ne Sn
Court - b ni n Per- Nh III y ,aeTe95 n me
the sh day Q: Fes-uary 1877 a. ne oenn Q: ne Cog,,
Se.r 'I ,hsrSn 70, tie ARaals'sn, q Commissioners q
Estimate n ne s sSsn q, The improvement, hereby In
tended Is The scqu<n Of iie BY The Msyor Aldermen
lands ,enesnis hs.ei',rsa'; ard premises On the as;
i bsEs 20 sar9ls canal RgiEer ana jee7sa
ss appsrrs;sd Converted and used 70 ard ,5r
the PsSs 81 -. Law: x ISL sa 5 Sa1 ls
lea eos nrs ard 1niProversn, ., tire city Q. New York
and .or puee nerS "a - =. 500 - ~.
s ss.ps.T s5 q. X. Law. O.. ,a~as a as,
scriSei lots P'e''' Or 49, Az, o. AZ ''"sy
Besanns re 5.Fs-S:,on q IN ne ws:;s.y l..s q
:ss ;seaes ~ rSaa ns along aSs-y Inc
q Dvissoa street tar ds'Sne c: ,s;ss HUNDRED sn5
see;i 70 ,e n,srse:.H y 'ss sane win re sas;sy
al. Is saserS Inc . Ri,rsr. si.ee; aeanc-
ssg.h.rly Inc q canal ,h:n,s 81
@ ss.rea ana hf,ysit sni hy-,hrse onesuaaT.aths
fee IS, 80 :, rs.. P-ossssy ih.ace ~ isrse .a..
nor'ne,i, o, Ess. Broadway
80 :, ore hundred aud thirry-nre and six
orec' vs<.s-lv lire jefferson th.--s q, r,,-
VIE along ssd line JsNe-so- s.-..,
nns n one hundred ard sixteen nne.y-;wo
fos v-Sr~shs Zee; Gfs9e feeO more less % n.
r'h' 9 ' PARCEL p"
,-.--,-x q, -. intersection OF westerly line Of
so1ther!y line q Hester
,h.-r- ~ running westerly along sait soufhe,.y
distance OF tao hundred and
% go 2 f-~O intersection
III w9ta -asiery line q Essex
y '. along SAL ea<t~riv line
% Is- three Agrt-es art
one-hundr-d,hs feet $50 3 teen ne
80 the with the northery line DVis.1n
eastefiy along
49,. rvs.,on street To- distance % hundred
iihe =. and h.fy-foIr s-h1rtretths go
feeS y. ,r-se. thence 81 no-;heriy along sad
o. =, fo- distance hun
.veav-sevrn AMI eishi one-hun6r~s,hs Zee:
ss- os zen .5-e less. 70 The place o:
ginning psp-rr
p~-,,,.,- a, intersection q the westerly liz. Of
e,~St .r-Se: with the s1uthery line o.; Hester
westerly SAID her.y
OF feet co intersectca
~ 49, ,sre wi.A eAs,-ris line q Norfolk
ssesre =, so1thesiy along -st essiefis line :
N.rfsk s,5sreiih. Zee, sess ,een 10 the n.ers~c
g., ~ lie TIRE r0rthefN Inc = W
,s.ne- Is furnng ssserly ao,E sat nor.hsriy line u
al se-trre onehunirei-ss fe- 90 a. the
81 with the westerly line = Su~oik
,nsnce ~ n1-fherly along sst westerly
49, =. sr~sik distance q ni,etvcieh, Ant
sSrryore or--hundrrtihs fee; 90 81 :ee mere less
10 the pon, OF beginning
ratst New York January II 1897
YRANC~TS " SCOTT Counsel 10 .he Corrc-at.cc No.
ysysa RsT New yosk CIR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-28
REAL ESTATE.
LITTLE ACTIVITY AMONG THE BROKERS
OR IN THE AUCTION ROOMS

There was comparatively little doing In the rea
estate marke, yesterday. The two small sales al
the Broadway auction attracted little attention
and the brokers generally reported dull ana uhin'
eresting day far private sales were concerned
II is expected however. that contracts for two vau
able business properties OF them In the heart OF
the downtown district will be closed to-day.
Howard D. Van SAINT has sold for Mrs Eliza j.
Smith and Irving T. Smith. her son. OF Brooklyn
the fve-and a-half-story factory and machine shol
No ls5 Yves; Twentyninth-st.. on plot -'Slio' ,o
august H9ssey represented , BY w ~ ,Wen:y
two acres south OF Lakewood. y j.. at aoou, ~" ~
Mrs. Smith and her son take In exchange NO ~
house. s7xsoxioo which, there is small mos'gase
qsT sod 70 Mrs Smith the SOUTHWEST
One-hundred-a nd forty hrs-st and seVentn-ave
plot 59xs on S Thsh n.Se the II seers taking
part payment No. ~ Amity-st brookisnn; Co. a
story rathouse. at about 5000 ana no 40 ,to
Il: Is reported ,ha, the northwest corner OF First,
ave and Firs,-st. a iive-siory brick hathouse win
stores has been cold by Levi Samues 10 Elias JaS1os
MandsSsam lS swss 9ap pfva G dwelling
e0xsss private terms; also No ~ East az, "a,
Hrsh Brothers have bought from J0hn GSssy s rni
Riverside Drive. pot 64loxlo; on private terms ~,
Gutwlilg Brothers have sold 10 sawa'1 on-ov.
Iis Sprng-st-. plot -5xlco The buyer VIII improve
The Lee estate has sold the vacant plot, l-Ni' -
on the south SIDE OF nd-es
between I.enox ard Fi.th-aves on private terms.
Two sa.es under foreclosure proceedlne- cO'i-
p-lsei the business transacted yesterday d. '-7
Broadway Real Estate Salesroom <
William Kennedy sold No i@ Elm-s; iout-
story brick ,enemen: house. or lot 2S9x-se, 70 ts
piain.T Robert L. Harrison ,or $3.50 also the south
cas-; corner OF Kepper-ave and tas; u.
nd-.hirty-nin,h-si a vacant plot. l'xso 10 r w
Dykman tor S.$25 -, - 1-o,-,o
J Ronlaine Brown & Co have sold for fanale
F Laurence 10 john Jones. two ois ~ Je!oH "a :.
near Ore-hundred- and seventy ~. S,,-
each: also two lots in Townsend-ave, near on.-"u"
dred- and-seventy -fourth-st.. for M edch-
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Rr.1LnrNG PLANS FLED.

II. following plan. ~ buildings az Alterations
were r,-t yesterday;
N@w buildings cr1cel:
,4a;n-.: 800 q o.: Bosi.vs-t - cve
80. story ant basement t--cS Dwellings itr
a. william Wshie o.. No -? W-st it.in-s'
exr.- s,..n-ne,z @. No 2i' West i-'ih-st 49,.
Alterations.
h-,,s wo-kshoc ~ R-lrk-z- % Fn.o7Is
y y ovre-. T.ta Brs1sy - No l.i@5 Mad
so--,~s i.ss@e VIII - " Fa-rer. C., No 60
Ess: is,h-st srrhl;ect .------------- 80
yps-,--s; corner lrs-.-sf- 2" ~ st0rl
h-ics warehouse Wallace ~s-at-. ow-er Pollard
4 S-ss--,s7 g.. y - t-rio- square. architects 500
Prradrav 40, iF.;h Avenue h'i@N. - 50
s.5-v s,5-. ard t--ck ho;e, ana sic-- Arr7-
E-o owner. Harry \ Shs-r. = y 2, Wet
.oi-s;. sut-.e-s--, Ha-t.-g 4 G>,ch z " .
,S,h-st ~ - - W-st. . thru tfree- nv
aat basement hrfes dwellings a-t stores t-a1
,.r estate. Heary MoTgs-.asu c, ~
q West ssfh-s; les-e~ Brch-na1 4 l@.sler. Q.
No u Esst sa;hst architects .--.---.--..---- 200
New huiloinxs branch cfic-
1881 - - 2 @ = Am save. for i've
scr, brick e.x-- 81 Charles art L7ais
wriih = - ~ P-os7-rf-4V> 'vn>r. JOIN
Hzuse- -Chiisc-. 700
So b-,ek aa,. rx7.,aa by same -. JOS on
i-.li : eF z - r1u--ia1-t-sve -
,h-~--sfo-y .-afne tenement, lsrfS,. as, =
story .rar,e ststs- r~ar =x-j. Art1n Riachler.
= ~ Sal Eos' iit,hs'. owner 4 ; -rh--'t'.
a-utirec: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50
wf,iov-sve corner i23i-S:. = ,our-t1rv
rat ='x-'5. p, \ \ \ Schrltt. %, NJ 60
and a--r'--f-
Je~~-so--<;. . owner Mos PARK trr
a-e-srory and a'tic ,rzane s-Ab- sKi6.
Norman cvra-. q = I>hs~ zrc-i'@r. -.---.-.. 100
a,-a,~ " co-r~- i.ist-sr - a sue-<to-y .rzr1.
Vifk<n-9 = " : J-h- Ws.--i =
loh>e. architect 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-28
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Saxie-aye +, : 100 q { O. Havrhorne-s' iCrxl6; .,
Few lSotthcrle- 20 samuel tohe-
Same properly Eiio: Norton TO Efwari erotnsn-I $500
Elrsi W 20 Z, q Naple-st. cSxl,c fie'.s
New Haven AMI Hartford r X Co
4tc. estate q klizaetn X .
King City Island Donald Mckay. as executor . o-n
10 B!srh0r -'s-N
Harnilton-st No lea-. SIMON Cazarus shc WIG 70 E,
Esther II howttz
a4,h-st. No ar East: Jonas Cole TO william 10
osrh-et a. 4 v @. e;h-sv- 21ss Q: william "a
Mason and wife 10 Marga-e. Siiinor@ 'V''0'
s4th-st 6. 1913 Il . @, 2i-ave 2lSX|>'' Jonas N
Coe 20 William Sticuss. ...-..-..- ~
Isls.-s- : = z o C. Autubon-ave '5N irregt-
Jar TO Ausutor- ave: Hrsh Joaohnson and wife "a
es;s En.h.e ss4 It q :4sv- i s.2s VIII
IAN p Rooney sne We 70 Jchn Dur .-'s
los Frederick Csrsl and wife % 7 II Mas ~
ss;S-s: 5 i576 Z, > = IVES, Ena-ay.. '7ox
100 8 Frederick II Kas;e-s and ~fe - FrNaerioS -
s-,h-s, $ 100 :, = ll,h-ave '-xi"o3 Marirs ,ooo
Desaye 70 Theresa Moran. -. 80, -''
--,h-s, c.2 :. - Wss f-ndave. --xlV--
James II Snow - Delta VI Snow !
Poga, referee Jacob ko-- and an 1tr@----. l"'-o
ls'h-s' 2' u q -'A's .'''--.... os,o
sd-svs W : 80 , z, Z ll5:he:. 3oxcn Daniel ~
Savt~i as executor. etc. - Fannie Myers -
Gerard ave los - : map C.. lnwrof. jonas
Cole % William W Str1lse
Lots 81 and g. map q 81 !o;s a. MoI r1,,.-
-, 20 ,1sp section A vysA estate. James QUINN -,
and VIE :, : : Evans 80
r-orrterow-T " : i,5 Z, = i72i-s ,lnl,'.
Twenty-ihiri Ward Land improvement company ,nr
ro.s III and 80 map section 4. vyse estate
Lawrence Han-ei,y and wife - John hA-Fins- e.-o
ton and ano.he- ''''''-'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-28
RECORDED MORTG AGHS.

Abel Ee.t"a q T. ao q .;, 70 1vS Ia SO
Beck. Morris and wife 70 pr Pc Sar.nf' "a a. 900
s,.tu'2n ais:s;' t.S = ~ = 80 pa,
5o;H-s, lis Z, E y lith-s ve. ais5 io-A- .,s-
SAM 2 (: M ~ Wors', io'a-ave 500
chrs,nan william J and John and Gsgrse
,. &sd s VIZ e ,r Msa'' s, I ss
,oa-s- - Z, " q Tcnpklns-s,. years .---.-: a."
ca 11s. To- J5 elsa. ana , aS' .r Hiram sua
SANE :; - wiiam HAIRS sens. corner iS5:h-
s. s. and L e;.Sg ave var and in61ave
san An T, SGT Q. i$e,h-si YEAR. 100"
ln.;i,g,Ion 80 s4o Wss, 4oh., 80"
EFgsT. Gorge " and 20 noe % % = N
si2.s % q H, 2. ar Ra, F31i N3 saf 800
~, ii ' Pao A..ssaaTs sHi viz e EaaRae Ar- -,
stem iih. 49, s@ Z. :: sasys = MAD
son ave oo5 :, \ Q. ,si-s;. demand. -. sac
f'i:l:T:. q 5'i Beest r'A yeaf rs 100"
f = VEST 1.S? ;:I. sni WEE 20 James 5000
FTede 80, An:Fe a. snd 70 . Js'S ts' 100
rlass eeo.s. " " ~a;s ca,sa;Ts !; E..
re-rs,. AnSe :, ia Ftr.is. E Nei-an n Z;
Gisuser f:,nssuei. e, a. e saaue. -. 1000
Gi,n5re Nsrgsre, . Mara J. ITinsle 18th -o.o
=. - I: Z e'h-ave. yeN--.. =, ...-.',.' ''
''saf.s' ioo :. o, lieh y.as 900"
sSbias aSe t.5ii " o. is,h-s s'-' 2So'2
xl - h JsseS and Gie.ssar; eiii Pa j ant W
70 Hsari-f,a KaAn. ll''h-s'. - = " = . 200
Same % sam il'.h-si =" = e q. - 100
t,;.7Es- i:Sa and wiz =, George r Gr'ri. 80,
I'o-es,-ave - = q: id;h : , !sa'. .--e
Nia asa: e. 'e" ia a Q: ~ g.
l4a.a,ar David ans n.e e wsl'uTseF Gel. No sso
rar5are- julius and Maurice Kahn - 49,
Friedman. ~ Is Princes An- NJ lSi-l'-' sooo
=, VIC 10 ~. - lrvirr savings Inst
;at.o- o.s,s-s 40 Z; o.: I>'Ving''r ave. 20
vssc-s.s Dennis J. 10 Iuiu. E.-se-. An 49,
Ma Theresa - Nari-s DesavA All NaihA:- 800,
D1uthi- : tsth 81. loo . ( ii;h ave- y~s-s 80"
Msrshai, lila r Art Giloe-: = = NaS1
Har- committee. -,c. o. Maria J Et"ara. go
Mooney. John A 20 David N'h-ih' - r>' w. sn.,
M-'irs,h Marrarei. % Thomas r Naison a..
- - cai rap = I-nio---~-. a. years 1850
pa.ie-sor Rote-; =. end We I. re Noun No.
- ~, c2e-a,ive Build 1s and Loan 49, .,istoa
= s.h ave hei-g cas-; ! lot Ca map g: NaHe -.
Rov;sns. owen w snd Jennie I, Rotor n Jones 49,,
ri--o--ave 3,S 10 . s @. i6';s-st years 100
seyt-, ian,ee., = = ir,. '7sv ys.- - 1000
Tn y-vrk william y - Henry \ 9 IaNlo-. = -.
qeI-s. :. = c. Amsterdam Az 5 TeaF- l-""
:. s-s IS mar Nathaniel Jarvis. = : years -
Van Sc.aicS Jenkins. and VIE - Cns-,@@ p
= waveri@y place. SSS . = '--@7esi - -,
sa-.e - same . : University place ioe : & q.
wave-,ey pace ease. years - l-r.'
va-i O.!,sa : % Reginald Gordon. NJ :, "esi -,
w,,,,is-s. wrlsrl D. ana wife - Mariah Gs.as
hs- " $ ei-avs lot :. map - i7;s q. VII -
!ansh-!1se. yeAr~' '-'--''---'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-28
Suburban nral Gsiaic.

GENCY N nseiAr ssAfe ell aints sale s.d rsa-
"A CLARENCE = TtBBS BtsSE~asG Esw-IorG
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6eafhrrs.


LATIN French Greek ard heles-iet;res iausA, a.
II n,,;s residence - gentleman educst>1 al I'M
Ts-Sy o. Pa-is practical methods REASONABLE i.ot.s
'eiS''' - NAGISTER. ~ West lcath st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-28
Gounirn Bcar0.

)AhIlE. .shine WAITE pleasant roet< excellent t4sie
l. ~ rir-tes from CITY, minutes Jerscy
Gotta r r. Aires oox 81 Crawford. y. J.
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Gonnirn rropfrip 60 Get.


ITO LEASE.-o3O .~e. q. 'front.' a, .--~- Ns--
town Creek and Gr~@lrci-. A~s-u@ Long Island CITY.
sccessit4e 90 any se1-'-g within iSh,srsz-
~ ,i-g - '-0eT cas- - lots well ,e-cet
s'ao-Hs sca!-s Aires 4. PiPELyE Eir-hurs,
{. .es-s C--1tv Nev-T--k
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Dautina Schools.

A i.ExANpER NACGREGOR. Menae.ssoha Rooma
"A West 18th ST
sfr.ctly prva:e classes See c.rcuarA
~EoRGE W. wAII-ACE'S SCHOOLS.
Rooms and Boulevard; a5c Har!e'n-
y-r.-s,,e Rooms Sos2 26ih street Class and
rrvate See circular.
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Wlnier Resorts.

fOinier Resorts.
SPEND YOUR WINTER ~ CALIFORNIA
A. TIE
EOTGL DEL ElOMTE,
81 have --vr- beer SO fascinated VIA a Place
Del Mo-t-. s-1 o-y ! could =. -svs
saye1 ic1gsr. shs -eve- forget Any O. t.ar..s
other at-at -sths ho'e tel -. grounds
t-e AVN TIE trees tie Eixn;e=nMie Drive ana re -.
Aciogs warn SAT ws,-- baths TIE pavilion
cor. torgst such fairy sro.S For ,.r-h.- information
apply = $40 B7oatsay. N.W-York City
w.T GO FURTHER seUT.
For .your heath when GALEN Hall. Il Atlantic City
,iors in ire aaes, climate CT TIE Atlantic Coas:,
". Il. II BULL. ". ..
lZENllCWCRTE lNN,
FILLMORE AsHEvIiIE y c
To-. -a--.s---t h-,s Gel <1:..i'v iocs.>. = -.
Mountain. c, W-se-1 So-.h Csroi-s. -. isas@.
to Myers I~rs'-y < H;;-etre TAe aoie --S:y al.
ei.eaa,.y furris-st srt cz-2s.-1 81 po-c.,s1 sah.
slc-. has eec--ic NsA-s seam heat. o,~1 h-ep,sc-s
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Connirr 1]roperir for Sale.
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Grhool Aqenries

4, A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"a suppi,4r Pro.esseN Teachers. Tutors OovefnesseA
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~ CHARLESTON C
n. SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE. AND ALI. FLORIDA POINTS
From PEI - ? r 100; @. Rooseye,-sij. , n
ALGONQUIN ffas < JACK. Saturday Jan ~
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4 GOOD CHANCE To
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SAVANNAH LINE FoE FtoRiDA GEORGIA g.
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H D. Cuzyra. Puerto Cat@l!o. s-t Mara
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FRENCH LINE
GENERAL Transatlanti1ue

y BRET LINE . HAvRE-PARis FRANCE
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&c Get for Business purposes.
BUILDINGS, STORES, LOFTS
AND OFFICES TO LET
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THE GOBLET.
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STEAMSHIP LINES

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