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uhited Bowling Clubs HeAdpin urnament-
delta !. lidoiia .. YideiiA y. Fideiia Z. and West
Harlem.
N"w FORK Royal Arcanum L~eague-celtc. L"noI.
and Bcylurus.
Uncle sam Sationai-Lotus. corinthian .. and
Golden Rod.
Harlem Republican ~club-Lo.us 1. Columbus 1,
Harlem Leaxue-Riverdsie. Cherokee. and Phos.
nix.
I vs.. Fleetwood. Rnickerbocber I va h o. q. Q.
Prospect W. X. .. 4. y. Alley 2-Co!l.ge vs.. Nor.
risania Pla'tdeutsche. College vs.. GirArd. Grow" Hill
vs., ulrard.
nrooEiyn ROYAL Arcarum ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Prospect Heights. aud Colnmon~ oAlth.
Arlington acknowledgements Va. Echo.
Associated Cycling cuts or ionR Isisnd-Proapect
W.. brooklyn u. e. ana Bushwick W., ~ Trainor Q
alleys.
twenty .siIth ward-Eccentrio vs.. Van siclen. AT
Bl-inheuser's alleys.
Diocesan Union ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g. Vim.
centian. anu Leo Lyceum. AZ Hall n.
leys; st. Joseph. 81. James Y, and ~. Francis de
Sales 1. at 81. Francis alleys.
New Jersey Associstion--Granite Va. Spartan,
Recreation. vs.. Spartan. Riverside vs.. Recreation.
Jersey City ~easue-Dooiit vs.. Teutonia. at boo
little alleys; Pun tan Va, Ciintons. at Puritan alleys
Class B-Hanibarg vs.. Prospect. At Hamburg al
ieyr.
az Union alleys; hriingtOns W.. Pionecrk. at Arling'
tons alleys.
A. c.. at Jersey CITY Club alleys.
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Proposals.

pRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES FoR THE NORFOLK
Il NAVY YARD,-February ls, ls97.-Sealod pro,
posalH, endorsed Proposals for Supplies for the
will be received at the Bureau OF Supplies and
Accounts, Navy Department, Washington, b. C., until
IL o'clock noon, March o. 1897, and publicly opened
Immediately thereafter, 10 furnish al the Navy Yard,
Norfolk, Va. "a quantity OF bolts and nuts, feather
padlocks, hardware. hand lamps, leather betting.
leather. lumber, sheet tin. Tohin bronze, packing,
Iron pipe, brass pipe pipe fittings. shovel,, emery
articles must conform To the Navy standard and pass
the usual naval inspection. Blank proposals will be
furnished upon application to the Navy Pay Once.
Norfolk. Va, Tie bids, all other things being equal.
decided By lot. The Department. reserves the right 20
waive defects or 70 re1eot any or ali bidy not dssmVd
Advantageous 70 the 6overnnsne kDwtN STEW.
All, PSmasssr-osaara,
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Bowling Notes.

Mrs. Jacques OF tho MonogrAma won the strike
prize OF the Brooklyn Women's Bowling League.
Nick Thyme, who had his hand injured while play.
ing with tho BrooklyL team at Rochester. rollsd .
few games last week, but hat TO uAo moderate
speed. The veterans application mas been received
for TIRE Sun individual championship tournament.
the Germania Assembly Rooms alley ut the close OF
the pre-' Mt season. The rumor originated from tie
fact that Ihum wanted to build new alleys In the
lower part OF the city. lilo failed. however, To md
n building In the desired location.
The manager OF tho Brooklyn women's Bowling
League stated TO THE sun reporter on Saturday nigh.
that he intended TO confer this week with the man.
ager OF tho women's tournament OF This city with
reference TO . seriea OF games between the repre-.
sentatives OF the two orEaniI ations.
The United Bowling Clubs intend 70 hold . tour.
nAmsnt on q much larger scale than last season.
Only CLUBS will DO admitted which have won the
nrst prize OF their respective Journeys This com.
petition Ia held for the purpose OF deciding tho
championship of Greater New York and New Jersey.
A start will he r;ai- the latter part Of Arril, and
viii DO decided At Thum q Rahisdorf's Harlan al.
leyb.
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Bahi The thought Of such prssentsticns on
the stage II enough 70 mako decent people
such pest houses OF Thespis with their innocent
daughters and sons In their arms. IL 10 nothing
but n pandering to prurionce V hich the police
shonld raid AS they would raid the lowest dens
In the alums.
I have heard dozens OF women who are by no
means prudes. but who have clean minds and
pure hearts who have spoken OF these two PLAYS
In a way that makes me rej,lce thA. the coun-
try has yet something decent and good In IL,
and l am sure that women OF this kind will
force the management of theatres and the pur.
voyors Of plays TO correct this crying abuse and
give us at least plays that are bad only In sue-
%gestion. That 10 bad enough. God knows, but
IL is.not quite SO shocking as to have the sug.
aestion carried out before the very ewes Of an
audience Of men and women. n. M. o,
WARRINGTON, D.. q.
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or the Assurdity or the Imperial
federation Argument.

Federation Argument.
To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sir. THE Sun
has q larger circulation In Canada than any
other American journal. That It reflects as we'll
rs guides public opinion in the United States 10
recognized here, and hence It is largely read By
intelligent Canadians In all parts Of the Do
minion.
Canadian newspapers are largely subsidized
by the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, and
therefore facts which tend to weaken British
connection are not published by our journals.
Sir Charles Topper. the recognized head Of tho
monarchical party here, IL endesvoring 10 pro-
won't a crisis In Canadian affairs by holding out
the hope that Great Britain will heavily tax
food products from foreign countries and admit
the same products FREQ from her colonies.
Permit me, through THE SCN. TO call the at
tention OF the Canadian people to the following
statement. showing the quantities OF certain
agricultural products imported into Great
Britain during the calendar year ended 31st Of
December. 1894, together with the percentage
supplied BY Canada and the United States ro-
spectively:
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Hockey.

BALTIMORE. Fob. as.-rhe st. Nicholas Skating Club
hockey team OF New York city defeated the crack
team OF the Maryland A. e. by a score OF . goals TO
nothing In an exciting game at tho North Avenue
Ice Palace last night. There were ,bout 900 per.
sons present. During the early part OF the nrst half
the local players Kept tho puck in the visitors ter.
Titory. Then the New Workers braced up, and
crowninshieli scored tho only .oai OF the nrsr half
time was nfte-n minutes. In the second half tho
play wsa syen. but the 81. Nicholas team proved
slightly faster than the home mon. Crowninshield
scored another goal Just before time was called.
Wrenn. the noted lawn tennis player, AMI Hewitt
played.the best game for the visitors. Peterson,
FocEe. and Kreos did the most effective WORK for
the BAltimoreAnA.
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The total value OF these imports was $780,
900. 0l6, and OF the amount only S3<. s25 $50 was
supplied from Canada, while S19l, COS, o2s came
from the United States.
II will be observed that Canada supplies Great
Britain with less than 3 per cent. of the products
named In the above list, while the United States
ports from Canada live cattle and cheese. It fur
nishes only 2i9 per cent. Of the products named.
upon R646, 0o0, 600 OF imports for the purpose Of
making a slight Increase In her exports TO a coun.
try with a population OF less than 5000, 900 :
Great Britain must have those imports and can
not produce or obtain them In her own colonies.
No one can study the above statement carefully
without seeing that the scheme for Imperial
federation 10 a humbug and u fraud upon tho
Canadian people. TORONTO.
TORONTO. Feb. 81.
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NEW BRITAIN, Feb. 28.-The strong Audubon basket
ball team OF New York, composed Of tho following
crack players. Keown aud Kenney. knickerbocker A.
c.; Cook and Muenoh, Fanwood A. c., and Coles.
Audubon, played the New Britain Y. NJ. c. A. team last
evening. The nrst half wAs evenly contested. neither
team having much OF an advantage on team work.
The New Britains, however, threw better for the
basket. The score at the end OF the nrst half " an . to
8 In New Britain's favor. In the second half tho New
Brltains played the best team game and displayed bot
ter staying power. They finally won by ID tot Star
plays were made by Kron. LooniB, Lehman, and Clark
Tor New Britain. and by Cook aud Keown for tho
Audubons
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9eaal 3lotirrs.
JUDICIAL NOTICE.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF the United States for
1 the Western Division " the southern District OF
Georgia, Thomas J Fielder. Complainant. va. Alfred
y, Hchrc and the Corbin Banking Company ri al.
Defendants. In Equity, Hill, g.. order for service.
The above stated cause hcing a suit commenced in tho
Circuit Court OF the United states for tho Western
legal and equitable liens upon and claim to real and
personal property within said division and district
and to remove cloud upon the iii" to the same. IN
which property, more particularly described In the bill
In said cause, II L. alleged that the following named
defendant, are Interested, 10 wit. Alfred \, Hehre, .
citizen ~ the state OF New York and resident of the
state NJ New York AMI resident OF the cry 81 New
York aud surviving partner ~ III" trm Of Austin Cor
hin aud urorgo y. Edg,ll, doing business In tn" CITY or
New York IA the tOrlin Banking Company, and Aus
tin Corhin, Jr, a citizen NJ IN" stat" - Ncw YORK aud
resiI"nt Of thu city ~ New York, aud the American
Freehold Land Mortgage Company of London, Limit
Kingdom ~ Great Britain And Ireland; the Lana Mort
gage Investment and Agency company OF America,
Kingdom ~ Great Britain and ireland IN" Union Mort
gage BANKING and Trust Compnny, Limited, a corpora
tiun organized under the W of the Kingdom OF Great
Britain and Ireland the American Mortgage Company
under the laws ~ the kingdom ~ Great britain and
ireland the New England Mortgage Security Company
a corporation organized under the laws of tho state
nf Connecticut, and the said defendants not heing in.
hAhItaut, In tn" southern District ~ Georgia or found
Within the tuid District, and not having voluntarily
appeared IN said cause; II Is therefore" ordered 10y
the CONT that the said defendants appear, plead. an.
swrr or denur to said hill by thE ilrst Monday In
April. lSp7, II Is further ordered that = copy ~ this
Southern District Of New York upon the defendants
fonnd therein. or by the Marshal NJ the appropriate
district, II found IN some other district of the United
States, II II further ordered that h copy OF this order
lie published once a week for six consecutive weeks
preceding the nrst Monday In April. 1897. in the New
York sun newspaper, published In the city OF New
In open Court jan y aiss4 .rrr,. "a ,aAsA
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DISEASES OF MEN.

specialist, cures all secret and priv ate diseases OF mon
In a few days. ulcers, skin diseases, sore throat,
nsryou. debility wesLnsss OF body and mind. yAn'
1sse; Loaf visor restored. 90 to Dr. HALLRrr nvt,
he u best and cheapest. $40 East 10th 81. near %
eludsdj best advice free.
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dividends and 9uttrest.
WInsIov. Larler &C.,, 1N,ssM S., MY. Gin


Wlnslow, Larlsr& Co., II NASSAU ST., NY. City.
i lSTEE I5STs A\&Spp sT pIyIpES SPs ~ THE TIE
cls' ard sasa ~ ,bursh R II. co. Quarterly dl,i.
pankIrt I'D, school os. Improvement Bonds.
GTaSs S%n u, i6d Ini Eis S9nn' f,s ss, "a.
Lim4, OH Natcr Works 5s'
Mortgage IS, SERIES G; scSSonGf Mortgage Is, s.
Union city. Ind. Sc, oil city bs.
wahinston, Ind, funting, es
D~''ostord County. rn%; SS"as,S''.
Red Key. Ind. Town g.. '''"
unirH Glty, fnd, Water Works Funding o..
Upton. Ind, Improvement Bonds.
TIE FOIL OWING COUPONS AND DTvT.
FIHE Fi"RMEhsi" TcoAN'& TEtsT co.
N1SSb y Af ri R" ME Ii MH1 HI. isg STREET ON
Amgrican. water Works & Guarantee Co.
Clinton Water Works Go.
City Of Seattle. Washington.
City of Hastings, MINI. lin favor OF 81. Paul q
Cornwall Wat Works Co.
Horton wSie- Works Co. Kansas.
jamestown Water supply Co.
Rim; ION ci,y 4 tliirasd CC Co.
Ered K.ns RrSw!9E Co.
Morrill, water 60.
Minneap polls Gas Light Co.
NJ. Vernon wg!cr Co. Consolidated Mtgo.
09iF y % cS gFlRHS. Co.
Gs'iisbury Wafer Wort 20. 1st M,pa.
ShcDoygan Water W orks Co.
,Terrc Hamtc * southeastern r. II. Co.
Town HanrOcl (N. ~ Bends and Coupons.
Waterloo water 90.
MFa%SS. H.. N ws Z jn C.. II i, M K SE'o.-Dlv.dend..
james Eyorard's Brew lag 90
March 90, 1897.
La Crosse Clty. WIS. CouDnns.
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ARR, ed-suSDAY. Feb. 2a.
Sc Now York. Pnssow, Southampton Feb. 90.
So CmbriA, Dutton, Liverpool Feb. 70 and Queens.
town 2IIt.
se rhmLicta. LeithAuGr. Hamburg.
SIS T.uT, Khhnle, Shields.
Sc Aniana, Carr. sc. Vincent.
Sc Deloonyn. Irving, Sc, Lucia
Ss Coya, Brown, IT. Vinoeit.
Sc Franklin, Rasmussen, CArdena.
Ss Yorktown, Dole, Norfolk.
Ne Richmond, Glover, Richmond.
Be Herman Winter, Sickerson. Boston.
Bark Berwickshire. Blanc. Bio Janeiro.
For later arrivals soc Fin, Pags.l
AnNrrvp OUT.
s. La Bourgogns, iron, New York. At H.vre.
SIGHTED.
So Stuttgart. from Now York for Bremen. passed tho
LiEa Il.
Sc Remington. from New York for Antwerp, passed
Prawlo Point.
SAILED Ynos ycNnIgs ronrs.
r, Auranin from oueenstown for New York.
IS Georgian, from London for New York.
SAILED IRON DOMESTIC ronrL
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aOLoRApO MIDLAND RAILRoAp 90.

Coupons due March LIST. 1897. from Equipment
Bonds, Pirst Series. win 'e paid on and after that
date at the Central Trust -. 81 Wall ST.. New York.
Drawn bonds Of this series. numll ~ whereof have
been aiv,r-t1ed heretofore. will he paid at the - n
tine and place.
Denver. February 20, 1897.
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Situations afautra-aualts.

A YOUNG MAN (29) desires q position a. porter,
IA driver. running elevator has had i've years OF.
psrience In the srocory business; willing to work At
~anything, oAn furnish Al referencesi competent,
reliable, capable. and industrious. Address GEO.
80 Oak ST. n. Y, city.
A RKLiABLE, ThUSTwoRTHY MAN. former night
"A hotel manager, sssks for Same or similar position,
ssl.Lyl hishiy. ESsgsan,fe6sd. q, L, boz iss sun up
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Gnitto Stats N~lortaaae & Crust o..


CHICAGO y ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHI AGO,I Ill. feh. y, 1897.
NOTICE a quart, rly h'"id nd Of TWO DoLLARs
PEI share has ih's day heYu te' AIRED on the Preferred
an Q, IEiaun stock OF this Company. pay able on tho
nrst day ~ March next, TO tue stockholders OF record
Mt the ciosr % business hours IN the 10th instant.
The DIVIDEND n shares registered in New York will
he paid al the once OF the ComIany's agents, Messrs.
Cuyler. Morgan & company, ~ Pine street. New York,
and the dividend on shares registered In Chicago viii
b" paid at the Orce OF the Treasurer Of the Company.
C.. II. FOSTER, Treasurer.
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INV Sphh, February Faith, 1897.
A Q.ar'' -v dividend W ONE AID ONE.
Pfls cESr ~. tue calitAl stock Of III. company
he pa al the nice OF the company, Il CortlAndt
In this city, on and after Monday, March 10, 1897.
7 D." transfer books viii lie closed from the Close q
to-day until the morning Of Tuesday, MAuA
le'h, 1897.
BY oder Of the BOARD OF Managers.
CHARLES A, ALkER Treasures.
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Hanttd--fsmales.

A RTIFICIAL FLowERs.-Hands on nne flowers
"A wanted; experienced hands only need apply; all
week. La Wake. BRETT q co, 81 East 9th st.
A RTIFfCIAL FLowERs.-aood rose and flower
n makers wsnf.i. Call all week.
THOMAS II. WOOD 4 co, o<s Broadway.
RTIFICIALF LowRRs.-gIperirnced flower max.
n err. HERMAN q GUINzBtRd. aie Broadway.
A RrIFICLL FLOWERS ,--aooi rose makers " anted.
n Call all week. ~ west ID st. b. 9oLDSTElN.
prIFICIAL FLOWERS. flood flower makers
n wanted. L, PRAoER, 90 Bleeoker at.
INLANK BOOK SEWERS ,-Porowoman wanted 10 a
ID blank boo. bindcry who thoroughly understands
her business. Call or address
@. A. sTRATToN, II Broad street.
DRANcHRRs wanted; also experienced hands only
ID on aigretto piQuets. Apply 10
DAVID SPERo, 100 Mercer st.
.-aold layers wanted.
ID II. WOLFF. 28b-2o7 Cherry Of.
Gnu. to learn feeding and sewing I'm blank book
" bindey, MITCHELL 4 o'DoSNELI. 40 Fulton st.
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BOWLING.

Records or Clubs 20 Date d, MANY rsurns-
ments.
Following In tho standing Of the clubs In the
principal tournaments in this city and vicinity:
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flats and Apartments 90 Eet.

flats and Apartments 90 Tet.
ELATS AND APARTMENTS. u1,urnishod. Furnished,
i IN desirable locntioDsi rent 6bI0 to $4,000.
FOLSOM BROTUf RI, $50 broadway, cor. 18th ct.
7 X ST.. 32. near R~edford-singl. nat. four
IL large. light roons; all improvements; low rent.
DARK Az, 1919. and l2oth st.-Five lovely rooms,
el4i nve large rooms, 625 Columbus av, sOth ST..
el0; second moor.
I STn ST, 2Bb WEST Apartment, OF sI light
~ rooms and bath. $500. owner.
(ss1D ST, Bis 5 T.-Docoratcd single nsts OF z
w rooms; all improvements; t22. tX7. Inquire
Janitur.
18TH ST, 8sl AST.-Reapectabie o and 4 rooms,
= = improvements; SO to $50.
10TH ST, 2ts EAST apartments Of three and
i<c four rooms; ~ lisri 'porE; cUespr rent.
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2atfItc.

GET RICH quickly; send for 300 Inventions
VI Wanted. - EDGAR TATE & co, 245 B'wRy. n. Y.
DNTENTS for inventions procured promptly low
L rates, RoRDER 4 BRIESEN, s2 Nassau ST., N, ";
established 1894.
NASTED-An Idea-write O II wEDDERBuRN
w a CO, Patent Attorneys. Washington. ID. C., for
their o.. 800 prize.
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II FOLLOWING COUPONS ARE DUE y PAT
ABLE AT THE 1ANKING HOUSE OF
N. w. HARRIS & COMPANY

Astoria, Oregon, P"fundi1y.
Buttornut, Ws. Z Iyul ID ig.
Champaign. Ill, board Education Union School Dis
trirt No. u.
Decatur. .ils., Board Ed, cation Sci DOL Building.
k.ersr"en Park, Ills, Village Hall; strcet Improve
mrnt.
Jackson. ,iich, Water Main Extension & Connecticut
Water Works llcfuniing.
Lewis Co, wash, school District No. v.
Marseillcs. Ills, Board Education Union District
No. 10.
May wood, Ills, school District No. Z.
MonOmlnco, Mich, Street Improvement.
NYrG'.. Mhn, ~ ldinV
Perry, Ia, wAscr works.
Pierce Co, wash, School district NJ. q.
Kichland. WIS, Joint School District No. 0. sohesi
Building.
MARCH Cd. 1897.
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, tchopl District, school Building.
Vancouver. Wr.h.. Funding city Hall L Enlargins
Electric Light Plant.
wSitCH IST., ! soT.
Hshhha, VII, iiyl ScliouI Is Nu'nr.
MARCH, 10TH, 1897.
Canon City, Coo, k1fundin. Water.
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ono. OF we,.n.cn Comn,rcla, C~o-p..1.

10 va!i ST., New York. Feb. u. 1897.
The Directors have this day declared A'quarteriy
stock, payable March 10. l-s7. to stockholders OF
record at close OF business Feb 81. Transfer books OF
the preferred stock VIII bn closed from Feb. rs 70
M,rch 10. both inclusive. Checks viii he mailed.
EDWARD Z. LEE, Treasurer.
MOBILE & OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY. TREAS
VI CRHR'S OFFICE, MOBILE, ALA, IS.
lsPi- M II NJ. u, due March !, 1897, Of the Cen
era! Mortgage Bonds uf thts Company will be paid on
presentstion at the GRllatin National Bank. No. 50
Wall street, ON and after that date.
NY. TACoS. Trcasurer.
MISSOURI. KANSAS a ~ RAILWAY co.
- Wall street, New York, Feb. 20. 1897.
The coupons OF the MISSOURI. KANSAS n
TFNAS RAILWAY COMPANY OF TENAS maturing
March LIST. 1897. win be- paid upon presentation Al
the unlce OF this COMPANY, as wall St. ON and after
that date. ChAs q, HEDGE, Treasurer.
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FURNISHED Sooms& apartments 10 let
West side.
SUITE, Handsomely furnished, with private bath
l. board optional, references; doctors ONCE. IA
West Sai st,
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Rral estate for Sale-California.
CALIFORNIA income ranches, choice city and
suburban residence property, acre tracts. large colony
tracts; NO irrigation required mining property. send
for catalogue. L, 4. BUSCE.
zoos ay, Oakland, Cal.
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8oavd M,anted.

BOARD wanted on Jersey city Heights. south Of
- Newark av, by father and son 1O). Address with
PARTICLE" and terms. whi"h must he reas - ri ".
JnlsoEY. JUI 400 sun on,ce.
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Tmtusnishta 4ous,s 90 Ert.

DEsrkAbLE HOUSES. furnished and unfurnishe
- Ia desirable Locations: rent 81 200 to $4,000.
FOLSOM BROTHERS,. S95 Broadw ay. u. 18th Il.
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Rfal estate for Salr-Countru.

(uIEAP FOR CASH, 80 Bayport, L, ], furnished eleven
y room cottage, acre OF land, outbuildlngs; near bay.
Address ISAAC VI Jr, Bay port, l.. !.
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Sflfrt Boara.
Select

sHLAND PLACE. 10, near Fulton st.-sup ,ri9r
n back parlcr. board, and IRE. 50; Imp ~, smcnts,
plano; good home; central.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-23
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Alfred Nicol, the inventor of dyna-
mite, was an author as we'll as a dis
tinguished engineer, and it is said some
of his English poems rise to very
high plane. Shortly before he died ne
wrote a Swedish drama, Beatrice
Cenci"
After this August Belmont will race
his horses under his own name. Here
tofore his stable has been known as
Blemton stable. Blemton was the nick
name given Mr.. Belmont by the Hasty
Pudding club when he was in college.
Archduke Francis Ferdinand is one of
the crack shots of Europe. He shoots
with smokeless powder, handles his
weapon quickly and is credited with
killing $50 head of game in an hour
and a half. To perform this feat he
keptthree leaders constantly employed.
The two brass-bound oaken dispatch
boxes which stand on the table dividing
the two front benches of the English
house of commons bear indelible rec
ords of Gladstone. When speaking it
was his habit to bring his fist down with
violent emphasis on one or the other of
these two boxes, and his signet ring
has made great indentationS in the oak.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-23
MEN OF The DAY.

Prince George of Greece is regarded
as an expert in torpedo work. He is
avery large man, fully six feet tall and
strongly built.
1t is reported that, beginning next
October, Explorer Nansen will deliver
In this country a series of fifty illus
trated lectures.
Lee Merriwether, one of the candi-
dates for the mayoralty in St. Louis,
came into notice few years ago by a
lively little book telling how he saw
Europe on so cents day.
It is said that Ras Alula, the great
Abyssinian chief whose death may en-
courage Italy to another Abyssinian
campaign, began life as groom. He
ended it by freeing his country.
It is rumor> / in Paris that Prince
Henri dOrleans, who is now on his
way to Abyssinia, has other than sci
entifc objects in view, and that his
journey is made in the interests of a
great commercial and mining syndi-
cate.
Senator Hoar, of Massachusetts, is
said to be one of the best read men in
the senate; besides, he has a prodigious
memory, and can quote in an instant's
notice the particular verse or passage
Of prose which he regards fitting for
any particular occasion.