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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

Massachusetts has the |ar-estth DEL
mills in the Mot'i, using 800 tdsh-
els Of applr> !. day, ana rrodaeing
$1,000 Gallon, 81 retired coier dsl!y
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

When a single town turns out
100000 pairs of shoes III a single
wear, as Haverhill, Mass, did IN
1896, the tact must be accepted as
proc: that the trade is on a thorough
sound footing. Great is leather and
the Yankee limitations thcrco1.-N
Y. Mail md Express.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

A bill has been introduced in the
Legislature to restore Durham and
Orange to the Fourth Congressional
District.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

will efec = CURE III some mild cases
but VIZ so not sistrn t}set ou.e will 10 III
every .s*, |; often requires lreya ianr
IL >Ixt uoti3e~ al
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

IL pe~.t-uc1.slr cure T~licurnatse,n. -.
II All! tutc. and i ~" oa'y aes l
scientific constitutional treatment he
ioee tie ,uotic. Il i iht D.-t b5s,i
purifier. Manufactured ~
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

]. H. zEILLS s CO.. Pa.d-Pa Pa
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

ford Tunes.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-03-05
TAKING NO CHANCES.

sergeant of a company of British infantry quar-
tered IN Dacot-inested part of Burmah a few years
ago was a firm believer in destiny No amount of
argument with his more skeptica comrades could
shake his belief in the sghte he invariably closing
the controversies with the rather illogical assertion
that when mans last day comes, it comes'
One evening when dressing preparatory to taking
stroll in the Jungle he noticed by corporal, a
persistent opponent of the destiny theory to quietly
slip revolver into his pocket
Hello - shouted the corporal, who saw chance
OF rldlcullng the sergeant what you taking the
revolver with you for? That won't save YOU if your
time has come
No, replied the sergeant without a moments
hesitation; but you see, | may happen to come
across Dacoit whose last day has come Answers
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-03-05

Hrschler, president; N. L. Rosenberg secretary So
cabe every Tuesday evening
B'NE
MAoN LODGE, No. 172-Jacob Hecht president; A. Aron
helm, secretary Meets Sunday night of each
month at Montefiore Hall.
THMOAS JEFFERSON LODGE No Asa Aronbem
president; Dr. Israel Brown secretary. Meets on first
and third Wednesday night of at Montefore
Hall.
KESHER
VIRGINIA LODGE, No 2O4-J. b. Lowenberp president A.
Aronheim, secretary. Meets Montefore Hall on the
third Monday night of month.
OF
EDWARD LASKER LODGE, No. 1O1-I Moritz president
Aronhem secretary. Meets the fourth Sunday
night of each month at Montefore Hall.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-03-05
A SIGN OF ENLIGHTENMENT.

All the land on which ancient Babylon once stood
where the Jews were held in exile where Daniel was
cast INTO the hons den, and the Hebrew children
were cast INTO the fiery furnace has lately come BY
purchase INTO the hands of two Hebrews The
presbyterian ReVleW comments upon the wonderful
persistence OF the Jewish race which has outlived
It's conquerors and oppressors of the ages past It
asserts that Judaism is becoming better understood
and on that account the people Of the world are
more tolerant than heretofore
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-03-05
SPOKEN LANGUAGE.

It IS SAID that the Sanskrit language contains six
teen vowes and thirty -four consonants
The most learned philoogiss declare that the orr
gin OF language is an nsouble mystery, and language
itself is an uncomfortable problem.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-03-05
The JEWISH SOUTH.

exhausted-looking more like a corpse than living
man. It is dangerous method of working but there
is nothing to be said. Every man must toll his own
way and Mr. Zangwilps way is not the way of other
men,"
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-03-05
DIRECTORY OF The JEWISH INSTITUTIONS Of NORFOLK
SYNAGOGUES.

oHEf SHALLOW, Church street opposite Freemason-
o. Emerson, rabbi /. Moritz president Services ri;
day evening at O'clock Sabbath and HOLIDAYS a. IN
A. M Sunday school 10 A. M.
BETH El Cumberland Charlotte street-Rey Benmo
she, rabbi; s. W. Sedner, president Services FRIDAY
at shutdown, Sabbath and Holidays at 10 A. M Sunday
school 10 A. M.
BENEVOLENT
LADIES' HEBREW BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS NJ
D. e. Levy, PRESIDENT Mrs. L. Hoenthal secretary
Meets at Montefore Hall first Wednesday each month
MONTEFIORE Fenchurch street opposite Falkland ra;
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-03-05
NORFOLK News.

1 ne Lad1eS Hebrew benevolent Association held
an interesting meeting Wednesday evening at Monte
fore Hall.
The german of the Montefore Club will take
place on Thursday next.
Mr.. Maurice has returned home after and extended
southern trip.
The Irving Circle met last night at Miss Schwan's,
l ne meeting was well attended Miss Schwan is a
most charming and fascinating hostess
number OF theatre-partes are spoken of for
" The Prisoner of Zenda" on Monday next
Mr.. J. M. Umstadter, is in Baltimore
Miss Emma Frank accompanied by Mrs Willie
FRANK and Mrs. Henry Posner, went to Washington
to attend the inauguration
Miss Stella Friedman, of New York, is visiting
Mrs. Hoenthal, in Client
Mr. Jacob Hecht is able be about the house after
aserious Illness This venerable gentleman is 81 years
of age
DR. u. ID. Levy has direct from the New York bench
shoWa magnificent ST. Bernard weighing Is pounds
though only thirteen months old
Messrs. Jacob Hecht and Aronheim attended the
Grand Lodge OF the Kosher Shel Barrel in PHILADELPHIA
this week
Among the strangers in the city this week were
Messrs Benne Cohen Baltimore; Isaac Hutzler and
Morton Goodman, Richmond
Mr. Sim Davidson of Staunton, is in the CITY, Wis
ting his relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Lilenfeld have returned
home, and are residing on Fenchurch street.
DIRECTORY OF The JEWISH INSTITUTIONS Of NORFOLK
sYNAGoGUEs
OHEF SHALLOW, Church street opposite Freemason D.
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
fcaal Notices.

-..<->,ooo>o>>>>~E~>. o~|~~>A~NNon>~NNNo>o>~>>>>
NUPKEME COURT.-ln the matter OF the
- Application Of the Board Of Fire Commissioners OF
the CITY New York on behalf OF The Mayor Aldermen
To- the Corporation OF said city. relative acquiring
title TO certain lands on the westerly side OF MOTT
tenth Ward said city duly selected by said Board
cit. for buildings for the use OF the Fire Department OF
said city under and in OF the provisions OF chap
'eI Pli,Rst2ANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER IS,
Of the OF 1891, entitled An act in relation build
York and all other statutes such made ana
provided notice Is hereby siven that an Application Will
he made the Supreme Court OF the state 81 New York
at Special Term Of said Court. to be Reid Part iii
thereof the County n,t.hsu-s In the city OF New
the that day as soon thereafter can
be heard thereon Tor the spp'in'men, OF Commissioner
The nature and OF the Improvement hereby In
tended the acquis ton OK title by The Mayor, Alder
men and Commonay of the City OF New York 10
longing on westerly side OF Mott street between
Broome and Grand streets in the Fourteenth Ward OF
ed appropriated and used e and Tor the purposes spec
Ned In said chapter iSi OF the Laws OF 1891? said property
n1ns 9eS da hs & New York n."s S % s S%
ings the of the Fire Department said city.
"s; and s IN s q SsnI Ss 81 'a sD
lot, piece parcel Of Land oanely:
An that certain io piece or parcel Of land situate
New York. bounded and described as follows:
beginning at point on the westerly side OF Mott street
dstan. 2ea tes on inshe. norheriy from the. ssrne,
street with the westerly side Of Mott street; running
thence norhery aong the westerly side OF Mott street
northsry slide OF Grant stree, ioo feet nv inches;
scuthery parallel nearly to the westerly s,
feet Inches s TO he Gen, ., rlac. 2. sessnns
psse INV sco 70 's ss No
Tfyon Row. New Yort City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11

cG ssssss F RTs f prv ss:;'
ana jhT R1as nc SsS ss r %
ISOLATION t'nion-aye. GO # " Of cam5re- ao,o
cdhss Hymnn nnd wife to Jacob Safran No
c:neI e' MgT,n r. 10 Charles Bosa i2.iOo
OF land ayG @na nn nc n %aIe by Andrew
ndna nSlsy' t;c6 Sfr to John Crowley. No ssi
CnerI Ion1 snd Daniel Haiecy to Gcre We'll.
Eg'n SCnn I,secombe-ave and S7th-st year. $4,000
ross Max and VIZ, t. INK nc Mutual ~ p CIV na
r rl,ee Emma mar to catharlae smith i52d-st'
Grimm Hannah TO Marion campbell Ys,y sum- 400
ndni i Maria and peter j. julius Kasen- o.oo
sSrs s s2d and s n to 10 Tham s Wasr
corner 1lSs St an" nd smand en ih
ie5 Il OF End ave. ,nonths ,,,. In 's'""
,rs,f va: a@% we :
Same Same to to Abrahs jacob 10 Deancay
,o es@aH fs. ana simon hoffman, ana
DANIEL MarsSach 9th ST. sce # Of Ave .ooo
Kn nus l. louis. ana samle stian.s ~,
Nusbsm No gu Eas iiin st. d. Erser,c ''0'
NGS MiGdleD1oo: '' & IS on map lands 100
Lang Henry 81 +. a west 20 eerb 81 10000
Same to Adolph"' r "u'N' NO " "'s ooooo
years T., execo-. - Edwin Jackson
san 10 Z q West End ave- iSy ysar, $3.50
n
Lazarus Marks. and wife to the East RIVER say
i ngs ins'fatIen ar NO :" '"........ 1880
NcNur,rv Oscar II. and wife 10 solomon W
Ab-o W 1Oth-ave. 6i9 n 8 Of 3Sth-st, , roo
M,Elroy nus9 ana %, T Istav : sars..,.. 10000
Same 10 simon + Flannery, No a" Nest -otn- , -,o
:, and lsth-st PA n OF lst-aVr. years: i''o
Same to Thomas oon''o'' Sa''' l75o
Mccarthy John A. o Samuel Jackson ana an
o,her executors etc Of Edwin \ jackson. de
ceased n s4th- ST. 10 II W Of West EnH-aN 4, Goa
Nc,;ulre Ellen r. 10 the National Butchers and
movers flank city 81 New-York. laoth-s .ro
10. n Q OF Amsterdam ave notes o'"
NrC;orv Anna to Alvin Eisert. ?3i st, io' .,oo
n W 81 Sd 2 months. '....' SIR"
Miles, Esther s 10 vi LIZ e, 81 2 vears.... 1900
Quinn william Peter Moler. Jr, 81 az uns,
tees Noa 80 and - West i32d st. years = - oon
Ruck John " ana WI i,.tb :, yeaTs...... $500
Rohrig william +. and wife {" Frederic MO,
dlebrook, = = sth-st 1873 n " OF Avenue u 40,
month ..................... ""''
schaefor Otto f. and another 10 Title Guarantee
and Tr', -, oS nnnnn 81 s.'..... 5000
Slater Richard f. TO Annie q Green lot az. map -.
scott Lizzie 10 Ephraim - Levy, lots ~. an
o9.. map Van Nest Park. Twenty 'ourh Na'n' 40
ycsrs wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
Ir.II.nING PLANS Filled.

tn. following new building snd alteration plans have
been Med at the Building department.
srs 5i,h tx. If W'Gssa' s All Es ai
Darragh of No POI wss, iais, =. owner F,rsi, TOM,
eeth st. 80 # " Of c. se PAX West, for
nf No ss2s s,h ave- owner ANDREW spence Of
SO 50 Fast 18TH st. architect 10000
rq rs.or @sf as5g ss & S Nc d
East Gs,h st, owner: Hugo Kafka. OF No 30 o.
so nas s =, ia NET TO story stone and
bro 81 sloTs . and SysS N'o oGne na"a aes
e. & ics g s 81 i &e. % tour four story 100
brick and stone lwelngs: 4 II & v WI
q To @ w ~ 30 2d ss TcaSray !1 aeR
tects: W Toeencamp Son. Of No iSd West o,
srs.., tGass'o I[.s9 Ard .i@4a
staten .r''1 Island owner George { Palmer u 10
Gs st. Sgenso' To- ;i;ec 6,c l""
Snor of Sos ~ ana $50 East 5S;h f. owners;
George hoffman Of 40 52o Broadway architccr. 1900
iienrsst, NJ 100. TO three story and hasement
81 i''" on sIeF:'y Max Muler q SO 81 cen,1es,
Hew buildings branch ONCE:
i4shs' 100 It Of nrsoh ave- for 'so four soly
SIS East Iisth ST. owner F Miller of No a.ar' - ..o
Arnold d. ave- w. Is II Of libby g, also "
Anoiaye 900 q Of . Sam'1 e. s l95 TWO I'VE" 10
~ orsnge-s,. newark J. owner; W c 1905
rr.niiy1aye ;. 81, . Of 5s,h- st. for four two
,oIy frame dneilIng.. iseHi. chsT:es Pitcher,
mag - No 100 Park ave architect, ......... Is 900
81, n g Brook for a four story
brick fiat and store 3txiOoc Mary 4 Reardon.
O No ~ East lJ3d At. owner; Burt WATCHED, -.
40 East l2jth RI. architect. .............. $40"
Tn;or-aNe. No 81. for n ones story frame hwcI-
3l.GyJO: Wad.made BrOthers. ~ NJ 3GN
Fast iiist-s owners; Paul . DE Ham. Of No $3.50.
100 ID ave. architect. lloo
Coinmonwea th-ave =. ~ n ~ Nantlon-st,
for q two-siory frame barn. 2Jkl5 1hecka
Eischor of Clinton and Columbus AYES. Van
Charles > CLARK. architect ....... 20
Wlson-aye. r. Ia n n OF D-yoc-si. for two
story frame dwelling. 20xaj. Michael Toolan. Of
.. $50 sh-nyo. owner Patrick Lynch. ~ No
l3sthst. architect ...-..... 1900
Mulforl-age, - 21j n ~ Alce-si. FOR a
story and attic frame stable lss2t. Thomas
G.s nd owners. NJ Garvn. Of
aI-aNe architect 400
Anthony-aye " 20 q - i~,,hst. for
story frame dwelling, :ls5o, Eleanor Ncbade, -
~, NandeTbllt-ay owner, Charles y
Clark - No ~ East 1Iith-si. architect 1000
1Oth-sf iUs n ~ shave Wakefield for
four fwo-and- la half story frame dwellings. iDs
Trnm,n ani Troman, ~ 5th-av~
ana IUfh-si. Wakefield. owner AMI architect, 10000
Columbus -. 10 n u Garfri-st. Tor
tYo-story frame dwelling lsNas PATRICK Rely.
West sith-st. owner. Charles EGaur. Of
Nest, architect .+......-..-.......
MnIforf.st W 32s n n ~ Pelham Road. Null
ford-si W . s0J n n ~ Pelham Road. Arnold
81 " go II ~ Jamea-st. for three
story 2Dy45 frame dwelinss \ & Smith. - No
J5J Orang--st. Newark. y J, owner: Dick
erson. Of i4gfh-N and 8d'avc architect adj. $500
No alterations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
Ofcau Steamers.

q AVANNAH LINE. Florida via Savannah
~ For short time Special Excursion. 400 miles trans
portstion nearly weeks board sSo" for particu
lars apply the undersgnec >.. 49,. -.
Or Duchesss Men y Knns ..s csg M Isn 10
" From new pier a. n r., Tues. Thurs and Sat. for
Savannah direct Unsurpassed cabin accommodations
s.ish. Tsics apply sit 3s s7s Bway G. M
EORREI. Mgr, a. Pier foot Spring 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


cs,,o,-s No III and Nos 2S2 and 2si Stanton
e. Elisa y Schaefer g, al 10 Otto f. Schaefer. u
car,o ,rore,ty. Elisa r. Schaefer and another,
,r,s,aae ,c 10 OTTO Il Schaefer and another. 1000
2oth-st n $ 900 II g Of eth ave- Sxl1O3: Eliza
18Th 81 N 2;n n . OF eth ave, 2OxS2 jefferson
W - ~ Kate Il Stokes ................... 10. 700
Gyt-s, a IN1 II @ u Uth-Gvc lGSx3S9;
Nathalie + Baylies 10 Walter Stevenson 40
q s,-st No 305 West Stewart ct al 70
Esther Miles ....................... ]
ATHEIST No l22- ia West. Donald Mitchell AID 49,
wife 20 David Crear. .................. 100
Of Columbus 3o18I.s
AUGUST c Hassey 20 Eliza j Smith. ............ ]
q n OF West End ave. 1xFD l..
Martin Ne,zcer and wife 10 Andrew BrN~e 100
ples.snt ave . g. ESQ n n Of li5th- st. II lOyQ4:
Marie T. Ellis to Clarence " Fowler ...........
p,worslds Drive o 4 90 = n n OF IOah- 3, X5xiOO:
Ssnwel " Lacks, ana ar other exec,itors 20
Fmma G Chambarlaine Observation-Disclosures. 20 600
gath 81 No 40 West, Henry Weber IT al Henry
Lang ................ ....................... 100
mh-st No A. West: Henry Lang to Henry Weber
and another 100
Goth ST. l2j II Of West End ave. iCoxlooll
Edmund Coffin and wife 10 Dexter Horton. 100
Lots Pos and 2e7. map Van Nest Park Faohraim
Is Levy Lizzie Sctt ..................... 100
4Jih-st s. 313 II OF l0th-ave 2jxlOD.5;
Patrick Murphy 20 Alicia O'Sricn. ............
Rv-r-ave % n n Of 1921 81. 25xl2; Henry
81 Whitehead referee. 10 Dennis " MOran.... 900
s.th-st n $ $50 It W % West End ave. 5Ox!J22
vsss End ave corner Gstl St 255xsox752ioo5
70 81 X 1875; Alexander \ Jordan and 70
Frank " Jordan ............................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
Rral estate iUautco.

N{'ANTED--A choice country place to rent. with priv
w purchase, requisites to he three four
hours from New -YorS cool climate. old shade abun
dant water supply beautiful neghborhooi good roads
modern freedom from mosquitoes; Will
turn T. sent Address. with full particulars.
QUINCY Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Alihous. Frederick. and wife to George j E!ehmle.
I27th-st. 100 n OF 7th-av~. years.
Bleistif. Jeanette. 10 Edward 9 Schaefer. irrs-
tee for Amelia J. Spies. n G2i.st. 35j Il Of
3d-ave. years. .-........-.... ............
Burrdge Lee =. 10 James " Hyde, No 2lg West
Brose Andrew. and wife 10 Martin MetEger n
e2d-st. 80 IT . Of West End-ave. year,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
Gitp ]]roprrtn 90 Get.

ITO IEAsE-tnfu-nished RESPONSIBLE private tenant
L only my choice house. 20 West 11th-st.. 9Th
ave fin. order neighbour ~ rooms three story
and twostory extension. 22x89 reduced 81 600
Address DOUGLAS TAYLOR. warren-st
81 WEST 12D-ST.--Eegant II room house. newly
decorated throughout: In perfect repair Address
nty.y on promises afternoons. j. A. SHEDD
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llWl1[sl, (9[GW0l0

18TH ST. AND ST. NICIiOLAS-AvE.
absolutely nrcpfoof family hotel OF quiet elegance
attn cuisine and service OF the highest character suites
OF 10 rooms with bath. furnished or unfurnlshed
rooms ali light. perfec; ventilation; thoroughly modern
throughout arordng many comforts not usually found In
hote. life CHARLES g. HOLMES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
Clin tjotels.

[BREWOO8T MOUSSE
FIFTH AVENUE AND EIGHTH ST.
Large sumpu1us apartments for transient and
mancnt guests. quiet ana homeke. Rooms $lO per
onv and upward. Restaurant la carte. table d. Ote
81 - Convenient o steamship and raiiws, lines.
CHARLES JAMES. Proprietor.
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CCApE'MON1 AVENUE,
gitr propertp for Sale
OFFICE OF THE
MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN COMPANY,

BY VOTE OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS
COMPANY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFER FOR
SALE OR LEASE THE PRE Misses KNOWN As THE
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. OCCUPYING THE EN-
TIRE BLOCK sITrATEpS RETWEET MADISON S, AND
4TH AYES. 261H AND 2ITII SITS, IN THE CITY OF
NEW YORK; THE MADISON AVENUE FRONT MAY
BE NEGOTIATED FOR SEPARATELY; PROPOSITIONS
FOR PURCHASE OR LEASE SHOULD BE MADE 'rO
THE PRESIDENT OF TIE COMPANY AT TIE En-
WHERE INFORMATION WILL. BE FURNISHED. II
DESIRED: THE TT OF ERTY CAN ALSO BE IN
SPECIFIED on APPLICATION TO THE EXECUTIVE
=. X. STJRGIS. President.
Nev-Y York. March G. 1897.
4 4-STORY class house in ssth-st. between Co
n iumbus and Amsterdam AYES $50 900. bargain.
STEVENS. ODD st. cor. Coumbus-ave.
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})roposnls.
~ TNpOSNIS FOR SUPPLIES FOR IN

rrUR
~ PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES ~"
1 NEW YORK NAVY YARD. Feerasrys s %; e
sealed proposals. endorsed proposals fr wsssh Il
,bs New York Nav, Yard. 20 he oi"nrl ~ SUP
iW7 viii M received a, the huiss" Wssslsx
,a and Accounts Navy Department, "a iSf
ton Tom d. C. until i: o'clock noon MAR, =, ousrsh q
mi oubcy opened In diatey thereafter -. hrush<s
The New York Nav, Yard quantity OF esksrein
az twin, hardware. vasetlne, gNcerlie n.,rs slk
,,'hher nuttons trouser cloth linen tape ,or sfsas
lies sugar and timed hams also two NV me NsY
his,ing wincheS The articles must conform fisss
standard and pass the usual naval - The Nsl
rDnos.ls viii he furnished upon app!catoh
bar Once New York The attention OF m MAS n9
and dealers /. invited Tie bids. all otacs rs he 30
sauaI decided by lot The Department IA. NOT eetss
"a waiy. defects or reject 81 Az us wAkI
aJy.n,a gsous to the Government. EDWIN
pay,nas,er General L. =. y.
a pyERris EMENrs and subscriptions y" s.s Brcee
~ unr received At their Uptown oitcr ,,,s o.
wa, 81 door north II sist st. until oh,snrh oee;s
x,rt semants racsiv.i at the following vIr ~ -
regular Office rates until clock "is,h 81 N:22es
ave y g. cor ga i52 9th ave- cor r.sr Wet 80
9th ave- and 18th st ii2 columbus az sss ish ~
=, iO6 West AL st eth ave, v. tsa East ~
West s2i 81, between TN and sth s. 1s,n s,s 10 B
A. S3S 81 ave. between 10Th and Nv ash-s -
ave near 6ist St: i70S 1st-ave nsc' eSsckssesi
ave, near Alst-st.; tot sd-sv~; s'v -
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Eeaoims Aotels ano Restaurants.


O3 Fifth-ave.. New-York.
AIc.. means A la Carte: Tdh.. Table diiots Dinner.
DELMONICO'S 9th Avenue. cor. 2S'h-st' arc
NEW MANHATTAN Madison-nve. and s2d.st q, n ,c
Table d'Tfote in Cafe. 81. DINING hoom ~,
BREvOORT HOUsE5th-sve sth st Ale Tdh. 81 IL. y.
Concerts Cuisine Recherche Oh vintage "'hes'
THE NETHERIAND. ave. and !ath-S A'c
Table dTIote Dir ner served for $Ioo
MARTINS. University Place 9th st. Alc Idh'' s''@'
CLAREMONT. .. Riverside Drive. a In carte over
looking Hudso1 River Grants Monument
LEON FLOURET'S 6th-8ve. e. 1Sth-st. Ac Tdh. si.2'
THE WINDSOR ....... 9Th Avenue and 4Cth-st Aic'
THE MARLBOROUGH Broadway and 2ith,st. AZ
Tdh. Breakfast 50c.: Luncheon. ooc; Dinner -.
MORELLO'S 4 and 8 West :3th-st. Ale. Tdh. u
ST. CLOUD broadway .2d st. Ale. Table dhote IN
Cafe
ST. DENIS Corner Broadway and nth ST. Ale
Opposite Church. Cuisine unexce.ied
SHANLEY'S .Bway & 4?a-st } A la Carte Dinners
70 Bway & Goth st. After Theatre suppers
no 9th ave r. 23d ST. } shellnsh a specially.
DORLON's. @ and East 23d- St. near Broadway. ~"
GAZZO'S broadway and 40th-s'. Alc Tdh.' ~
THE VENDOME. .Bway 4ist st. Lunch ooc'' i''', "
NOUQIIN'S.......2 90 Ann-st aud 14o Fulton 81 Az
Open I'll 10 p. m Music Friday evenings
STUART HOUSE ........ 4ist-st and broadway. Ac
CLARK'S RESTAURANT. No. % West 80 81 AZ.
ZaNCIIERpS II Epst 22i-st. Ac. Tdh.. u
RICCADONNA'S.....4@ Union Square Ac. i""'' -
IA COMETE RESTAURANT SO West 3lst-st NIe'
HUNGARIA ..... Crion Square East. Aic.' ION. o1'
CARNEGIE HALL RESTAURANT .Aic. Tdh.. ''c
PLAVANO'S rs West 2h-st. Ale. Inh'' 90
MAY'S.....5o West 2sth-s,. French). Ale. Ton, zoe
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panfiua 9ehools.

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a I,EXANDER MACGREGOR. Mendessohn Rooms.
\ iOe West 6Sth-st.
,r,vate lessons and private classes See circulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
Gfboo! Aqenties.

MERIChN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
y .unniies Professors Teacher Tutors Governesses,
&c 10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply to
49, Mrs NJ J. YOUNGFULTON. Is Union Square
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Conntrn l.roprrtn % Get.

Conntrn l.ropertn % Get.
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4 r SUTTEY, " Houses and apartments. with i'm
prov sInrnts reasonable prices. also lots and
property. Apply write REAL. ESTATE OFFICE.
opposite Su'ley station.
OUR RENTAL. CATALOGUE Of property Hudson
~ Harlem and New Haven Railroads ready. Send
cent stamp for postage. WM II. HOYT & co.
Vanderbilt, ave- opp. Grand Central Depot.
fI,O LET Haven r. H.. less than hour out. rle
i country residence. modern. fully furnished; ~
rooms: high location Of Sound large Law and
den; house: careful parties only also cottage. f. G.
HAVU.ASD ~. Madison
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Real Gslate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11

Conutrp propcrtn for Sale or 90 Get.
4 r BEAuTIFI'I FLUsIING.-Houses and farms for
n rent or ale. -. MASTER 90 Man-st.
J>OR SALE OR TO RENT.-A brick building 42x03 two
stories with cellar, with frame extension, 32xi2o
story for manufacturing purposes situated alongside
IN, r. r. station. Matawan. y. J. WILLIAM H. COHEN
& CO. co Washington New YORK cay.
HUDSON RIVER.
and Cottages along the Hudson
70 let HANNAY. West Iith St. Room %
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1897-09-04
Kaiser House leased.

Mr.. James Casey, of the Bonner
House has taken a lease of the
Kaiser House and will throw it
open to the public about the 18th
of this month. Mr.. Casey will
conduct both hotels, but will close
the dining room of the Bonner
House. The Kaiser building will
be repapered down stairs and the
entire hotel will be thoroughly rem.
ovated before being reopened.
Mr.. Casey has made a success of
the hotel business and will no
doubt do still better in the larger
quarters he has secured. While he
will have monopoly Of the bust
ness, it will be his aim to conduct
the hotels to the entire satisfaction
of the public.