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Evening journal., 1897-11-18
netnrmInnd 10 Kn1 nlm.elf.

MOUNT HOLLY. n. j.. Nov 1s.-
James Young of Moorestown. n. j..
chief shipping clerk Of the Pennsylvania
railroad at Philadelphia, committed sui
eide by shooting in Butterworth' hotel
here. The bullet entered Young's brain.
and he died instantly. He left a sealed
letter addressed 10 his wife. Two years
ago he attempted to kill himself I'm the
room where he succeeded yesterday. AT
that time he turned on the gas and lay
down to die. No cause is known for his
naN
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
so1-n RY sHERIFF FLINN.

ID the Court House yesterday after
pa Sheriff Finn sold two farms, one
New Castle and one in Brandywine
ldred. They were the property of
Sussex Land and Cattle Company
h went to J. H. Hoffecker, Jr., for
500. There are 305 acres in both
ms. The house of w. H. Lodge, on
Idle street, was sold to J. E. Smith
$3.50. The property of John Crane
Third street between Madison and
nroe. was bought by Mrs. +. A. Gar
/, for $61S. J. e. Smith was the pur-
ser of the house of William Conner
Fifth and Spruce streets for S1,500
/ the building at Second and Shipley
sets. owned by B. l.. Kent, for
boo. L. c. VANDERBILT purchased the
perty of James Algeo, az Seventh
ID Harrison streets for S25.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
Nav BE a lvholos.Ie swindler.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1S.-Charged
with swindling a New York grocery
man out Of a small amount of money.
but suspected of conducting extensive
swindling operations, Amos Johnson
has been arrested here and held for his
appearance in New York. Detective
Sergeant McConville, who identified
Johnson, said he believed him to be one
of a gang of swindlers who for the past
three months have been purchasing
property and paying for it in worthless
notes. Before the swindle could be dis
covered by the owner the property
would be sold for cash to third per-
son.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
cashler nohrn Arrested.

PITTSBURG, Kan. Nov lS.-Robert
Robyn formerly cashier OF the Manu-
facturers' National bank of Pittsburg.
now in Liquidation. and who was recent
~ indicted by the grand jury at Fort
Scott. charged with making a false
statement to the comptroller regarding
the banks affairs, has been arrested
and taken to Fort Scott. Robyn stood
high in business and social circles.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
comnotltlon DOE Internreter.

ALBANY. Nov. 1S.-Chief Examiner
Fowler Of the state civil service COM
mission announces that an open COM
IRtitive examination for merit for the
Position Of official supreme court inter-
prefer. first judicial district, will be held
I'm New York city on Dec. 4. Candidates
must he able to interpret Italian and its
dialects, German and its dialects, He
brew jargon, French and Spanish. The
position pays $500 year.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
NEW CASTLE NEWS NOTES.

he entire association of the New
Btle High School Alumni will meet
book committee at the home of Miss
bllenger tomorrow evening.
The death of the veteran shad sales
b. James Pennington, at Newark, has
In made known to the old fishermen
he. whom he has visited and pa
|nized every Spring for twenty-five
RS.
|Iotorman James Doris, who was in
led in the collision of electric cars
B. 26 and "a. on Tuesday morning, is
'e to get about again with his face
ldaged up.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
Dlsl,kes Sealing Conferences.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 1s-Congress-
man NJ. II. Johnson Of North Dakota In
an interview declares that the sealing
agitation IS a mere ruse to permit a
small and select party TO prey on the
treasury; that sealing conferences are
ridiculous and expensive farces; that
the destruction OF the seal herds is tc
be ardently desired on grounds of the
highest public good: that reciprocity
with Canada is a policy nonsensical and
worthy Of defeat
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
He AttaIned M. pesIre.

BOSTON, Nov. 1S.-E. p. Coffin OF
Skowhegan. Me. died at the City hos
pltal as the outcome of a desperate ef-
fort to end his life. He registered
at the Quincy House and later was
found in a bathtub filed with water.
He was nearly drowned, but was reviv-
ed. Then he stated that he had taken
morphine or some other poison the ma
ture of which he declined TO state. The
physicians who were called sent Coffin
TO the hospital.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
MORKMEN no ENTERTAIN.

friendship Lodge, A. o. U. W., of this
and the Adhesive Mogullians con
tied with it will entertain at their
|ge rooms tonight. A number Of
Unknown Wilmington musicians, TO
her with a mandolin and guitar club
Wilmington and the City Cornet
|nd will participate in the program.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18

If Uncle Sam wants to show that he
absolutely disinterested regarding Cuba
. ct the government at Washington propose
that cuba be united with Mexicoi cuba
Mexicana may some day be a splendid
reality.-Mexican Herald.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
COULD NOT STAND THE GALE.

lMAGED VESSELS TOWED UP
EHE RIVER FOR REPAIRS AT
PHILADELPHIA.
three schooners were reported in
|uhle yesterday, the result of the
ent heavy blow off the coast. After
hing failed to reach her destination,
schooner Emma c. Middleton, from
Nv York for Bermuda hundred, put up
river, having lost and split sails and
! ng unable to proceed without new
IS. Another sailing craft, the Wilson
II Hunting passed up yesterday from
+ w York, having lost an anchor and
hin during a blow in the Delaware
The schooner James Hall put into
Rtle Egg harbor yesterday minus heI
emast, having broken it off Barnega'
hing a squall.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
Mlrht nare Boon Lrnehed.

FULLY, n. Y, Nov. lS.-Fred F..
West, a travelling lecturer, was arrested
here on the charge of attempting to as
sault the 6-year-old daughter of Rev.
ELI Pittman. Lynching was threatened
by a mob, but the father Of the youne
girl dissuaded the excited crowd.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
Emperor william Interested.

LONDON. Nov. 1S.-The Berlin cor
respondent of The Daily Chronicle says:
Emperor William Is devoting consid-
erable attention to the course of affairs
in China and yesterday discussed the
position Of the missionaries with Bishop
Amer vicar of the German Catholic
missions In China
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
Big Loss bv Fire.

SCRANTON, Pa. Nov. 1s.-The No. 2
breaker Of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal company burned last night from
what is thought to have been incen-
diary origin. The breaker was valued
at S75.OOO The company carries its own
f,,ottroraa
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
LT RHEUM CURED QUICK.-Dr

ALT RHEUM CURED QUICK.-Dr
news Ointment cures Salt Rheum
all itching or burning skin diseases
u day. One application gives almost
,tant relief. For Itching, Blind CT
eding Piles it stands without peer
.es in three to six nights. 35 cents
Sold by Miller Drug Company, 40
rket street; n. B. Danforth, Market
Second streets.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
shot a HeavvweIgi,t Bear.

MIDDLETOWN, n Y. Nov. IS
Baggage Expressman Charles Dewitt
of Ontario and Western train No.
shot a 200 pound bear near Livingston
Manor Sullivan county. This is the
first bear seen in this vicinity for n
~rass
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
AlL THE MACHINERY HERE.

Norkmen are now busily engaged in
cling in and adjusting the new ma
merry for the Standard Company S
\ shirt factory at the X. OF p. Hall
st of which has arrived here in good
|dition. The prospects for full oper
bn on December are very good.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
.CONGRATU-
MARTINDALE
LATED.

ne appointment of Rev. T. Il. Mar
hale. ID. D., as presiding elder Of Sal
|iry district. was the topic of conver-
Ion in New Castle yesterday, he
hing many friends here from his
lee years OF active and charitable
rk in The town. Some congratulatory
les were sent to the good doctor last
'hf
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
TO BALTMoRE AND RETURl

TO BALTIMORE AND RETURN
IA THE SAFE AND RELIABLE
EMMA. RAILROAD, SUNDAY
fOV. 81.
Delays are often regretted. TAX
antage of this lOw-rate excursion
lie the opportunity is offered
cial trains from Wilmington at 4.3
9 o'clock a. m. Regular trains 10.1
n. and 1906 p. m.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
To Reoiprocate with England.

WELLINGTON. n. H., Nov. 1s.-A
bill has been introduced into the parli-
ament OF New zealand providing for
reciprocal trade relations with Great
britain
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
rat,I collnnse Of Beer Ceilar.

MUNICH. Nov. 1s.-The vault OF the
Maximilian cellar collapsed, burylng II
persons. Eleven of them have been OK
tricated. but the others are probably
dead.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
BAD SANITATION.

ourt House officials complain tina
toilet room in the basement is in a
sanitary condition, and threaten
ir health and disturbs Their comfort
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
rn LImit Deer Knilnr.

BANGOR. Me. Nov. 1S.-Game War
den Neal states that the next legislature
will be asked to limit deer Killing 20
one deer per season for each hunter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
REAL ESTATE.
Rr,s1NEss AMONG THE BROKERS AM
AT THE EXCHANGES

-. va, estate at fair prices at pr,-
,...o contract were reported YESTERDAY Out ~.
~ rue was dul. " me aucuo' -.,as ,r an
.So..,,o, or the exciting incident descrioeu - 60
cher column the sales were wi'hou. -, NJ ~, ard
~ southwest corner Of Contra! Park VS. 60
Ire 200 solo Yesterday for $s7. 500 The
~, NOS 1o1n NJ Rankin. The name OF the Pu'
chaser Is withheld - ,o,oo ,se, IN the
rss. si14 OF seventh-ave. 70 teet nor u -
hundred md. we fth-st.. for o. q. "hee'e' "
SheeNan for s3toW u .,.x.rdra
49,. ,o,,r-s,o-v browns.cne dwelling house no. "
W.. Sixteenth-s. s5xS3x irregular. with s'ao'e
g., the rear and a right Of way to Ffteenth-s' out
thev decline reveal The price s
NarGelbaum & Levine bought rom ..e go,
aron estate the lot on the south eide d Nineue.n
St. rs Feet east o. Fnth-ave' ihe io' 10
The price Is withheld
Hiram Rinaldo & Bro. have sold for Lowen1eio
G. prayer 10 Moses Harris No to 81 Pitt-st'
three oil four-story private dweIins-houses' On
p2 The srGRsTWy es IS 2 Se %Pfosso on
plot IS 2 have been sold at rsP S S.ppa p
@ % .! Tes ON sn a" Site VIII
A james s'if' 'FsseTald has sold me vacant plot
SOC 600 He il ga 4 70 have bought the first Of the
i've CONFUSING for sioGo In 5rJ sIy 1888 the
b. Peter +. Meyer CewN9 lSs' On aol.,0ey
O.
frame dwelling and vacant plot. 70 4x!ol 0x14ox
l9l:2: partition sale; TO Frederick H'sh0p' lot
SITS -. w.. an.
BY William Kennely-No. 81 10 81 West one
I'M, drAd Cor tie, hist Our-story Dick HVtT!
stable plo; i0Ox991 foreclosure sale: TO the plain
tiff for So QO' -. ,-,.o,
Cin,on-avo.. cas-, SIDE 25 feet south Of Elmwood
Place lot c5XlN foreclosure sale; susan j. Evans
and another against Caroline A. Blair ct all 10
'' Fv Pr,an /. Kenney-No sl4 Morr!s-ave. north
east corner OF Onehundrea and th,ee-
story frame tenement house lot 3ox!o3 amount que
81 7S4 foreclosure sale; Kate B. Murray ag "a
Anna D Curlcy 81 al: TO the plaintiff. Tor SWy
Eo fls NTorrs-ave.. near One hundred -ano-nItS-
srst-st three-s;ory frame dwelling, ot 2Sy2xW5;
eyro1ut due S4.S: foreclosure SALE John a. WI
son against Anna D Curley ct al TO the plaintn
Pv Solomon DeWalltearss-No ~ Cherry-st, near
Tacksor-st fve-story stone front tenement mouse,
10. 25 ,yee Cxe5xe5.7; amount due N1Si' forecosu.e
sale Moses Allen Starr ct al against beneoic' "a
KIe.n et al 20 We'll & Mayer for s2ioth Nil,
ans 'or the new theatre which LOUIS cornsr
Of the Boulevard and sxty-hfth-st.. as told IN
The Tribune several weeks ago; are peng pre-
rarod by Werner & W!rdolph. OF No; 90 l.berty-st.
Tho theatre is cost $4,000 II Will be four stores
built Of light Roman brick with limestone tro'-''
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NGl!ycnOs
NSYLVANlA
r. TTH Id.
Raiiyoa0s.
RAILROAD.
Zoo, .rs, 4neuty-;u,rl size,

-.n..oAs 80, b. "es. 4menty street a1
DesDrosses ana Gost.and stseets ..,,,.,,
THE from and cGrtiAT 10:
Sheets sen ininLss later ihan tnai given D.io" Luz
100 A. Vi. FAsl MAlLPuman Buffet ra lars car ar
G Gs York TO e61tsss & Car f'''os 10
81" H. f3t ti tr
tom ca sieep hsaso f maHf feS a
=: tIIcAdS AN6 ST. L6Tis ExEEEss-
90 'l.'F WEI Ne RH F2fk fsss0 Or
7l a'rs' rs so ff tsisn Pitts.
c%a:''q FAcFi e'I.yP't q' fssqrs ane
e s l @x6 6'yl1a sAesDF
Sssps Car Sew Altoona ,s Lh go sod P5ts
burg sd %llf We; RS fs'fpi fHHat eo-e
'S SO 20 oS pIns car d Ss2 and as r
.s DlnIs car sbmns cap $50 % p M !. o.
;,sas f%r!Sr Dnins S. y, tsG Dining
h *? is Fri' fsS q M % Eos night
ATIHNTic COAST LINE Express. go a. and $50
FhF 4; 5xr oS n day q
q; week days and 40 p IN. daily. , ,,..,u,...
al "a c'iaadr Streets % D. M TSrSss Baasi Par
ckP 81 11 % ed Soash, and cors
Inn s;ee'' 10 p yInl; .,....., sunday, oc.,,
Il
cop Pi.S 80 m" 80 90 lion $40 10
@a"i To.: .a'Ap5I',nIA; u,..n go
-? -" Dining car -. Dining CAP '5S pn e
% 80 40 % n ,Fi IF1 $50 ' iosS a m
9s $ a..' .a:; z ~. s,- ::'
,nf eq' foot q S''ts e: s"d os 'f Ra1
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~ero-,' "qr1r.- TNne-'' r'ss'- Ag"nt
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Dnblle \ otlccs.

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of the ap-
pIicat.on Of the Bard Of street opening and I'm
81 the ' a c Ne" 9y ss te
BY Mayo. Aldermen and commonalty q the cts OF
snG premise, in The rwenIy-sec5nd Ward Of the city Of
NJ Fft, sind We, Fifty third and West Fifty.
fourth duly seec,ed located and laid out and
o5 ?'S ssp 3s So ' o., he @I Of s
the provision 4 CHAPTER 32o Of the Law,
be made 10 Court OF the state II New York.
there In ,nr county Cour, house. IN CIV Of New
Yosk N F-ida, The ?st Ia, Of January isas at the
heard thereon fpr the appoinmen; Of
Thc mature ard c.'ent OF IN. improvement hereby n
tended the aoQus"i Of title by The Mayor. Aldermen
innl. renen.cnts. hereditanents and premises the
Twenty Ward Of the ely Of New York bounded
Wesi Fdy mira and IVES, Flf'ytourth streets. ,e.
ana and Tor the purposes specified said chapter
90 u the lss'' said property having been duly
sSSs aSS r Of the city II New York as
ara o fsf Pa s Of ana II law, 81 & 4 n
the following desc rlbei lots. pieces parcels OF land
% y q T:s Y FIX saf sG !" =: ~;
scrbcd : follows to VIZ
PARcEL e. -.
Ee,srtH avenue Win the southery line Of Yves, Fifty
5d and Ms ~ q h westerly J along sal.
u eastcry line o' Twelfth avenue thence
avenue distsnce OF 20 'eet ana 10 inches the
nor fferlV
running casterly along SAID n'ithcry line OF Yves, Fifty
second tor distance o so feet the westerly
lin. ~ lie, avenue. thence ~ running northerly
along said westerly u Eleventh distance
of ao feet inches 10 the place or point o, beg inning
PARCEL "B.'
Beginning at 'ns Intersection Of the westerly line Of
fourth street ~ running westerly alog said
-outt.rlN line az Ffty-fourth for distance
Of So feet OF Twelfth avenue; thence
running sad easterly Twelfth
avenue for u no feet and inches 10 the
nsrhery line OF West Ftty-thrd street thence 80 run
ming eastery along said northerly line Of Fifty
third street FOR Of 500 feet westerly line
~ hevt thence 90 running northery along
said line OF Eleventh avenue for OF
2o feet 10 inches 10 the place or point OF beginning
Tn, lots pieces parcels Of land above
shown on similar maps. plans and prohles accom-
panied with explanatory remarks. made by Depart
men OF Public Parks. each OF which entitled Maps
a public park OF Eleventh be w.
Ffty-s"cond ftyfourth streets. the Twenty
second Ward OF the Clty OF New York" one II which
sad mans filed the ofice Of the Register Of the city
and County OF York. and the other is nled
in the OF the Department Of Public Parks In said
CITY.
under and pursuance % the provisions Of chapter
200 Of the Law 1851 has determined that the pro por
ton Of be Incurred In acquiring land
FOR park be assessed the property persons
and estates be benefited by the acquisition and con-
strucon OF ouch park shall be per cent or
quarter Of such expense and said Board has also
determined that the within which such expense
shall be shall be follows north
Flfty-sixh street the south Forty eighth street
on the east Ninth and the by Twelfth
avenue
Dated New York. December 2+th 1897.
FRANCIS VI. SCOTT
Counsel the CorpC ration
No. Tryon Row. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

Plans for buildings have been Ned at he Depart
Of Build nes as follows
Nav huii1ncs main o'ce.
sufck-st Nos &C nd IS 70 TWO fve-siorN bTick
Eats 251s5. William Nils OF Larchnont
y Y. owner; : sass. " NJ y Chameers-st A.. 49,
architect ef"'"
Alterations:
sth-eve. n 2oth-s;. tour-s'orS brick
dwelling and store. Flizat.th Jet, II No u
Eas; 54th-st. rer: julius kastner ~ No "a ..
Erladway architect <'''"
Broadway No 60. - e.r1f-story brick ZION
and si.e, business building. Peter Bannsr, o. 30
Al Union Square. owner + T Lyons. = No ~ .Do
West 1lst-st architect ~"
lsth-st NJ 6 East. 20 a three storH and ha*e'n-nt
brick dwelling with s;o-es Irving Grinneu. ~
No lsT East 37h-st. owner. James Ware
Sor OF 4sa 5th-ave. architect <ao
Reade-st. Nos 20 and 81 Chamt ers-st. y 81. 70
rye-sory BRICK and store factory ani
warehouse: Mary Harvey and others. q no =
Fast th-s ,Wre-s Thomas l. Holster. II
No o Monroest Brook r. architect. 100
New buildings. branch Office:
I,ocus.-avc. 2. IS Il y l35th-st for two
story frame stable 25xfo. Grant Nichols Ok
Madison ave and 129th-st owner; W picker
architect zpo
Alterations branch Office:
Webs.er-ave goo Il $ of Anna Place 10
twc-..cry and ait.- frame dwelling George
S.a,z owrer: Q Baxter s Sons. No 1850 81
architects 40"
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SHORE R.R,

leave ". -. Aiion. ~. T.. as toAo"s Ao
40 ~. earlier loot Of rankin ST.:
IU:lJ ~ NJ. DaN Tor ai.aI.S tiSd syracuse roches-
ter Buffalo ala. Fort Wayne. Toledo Clese-
land AM 1h.cagJ
G:DO =. NJ Dai Tor Albany Montreal. Utica, syrA-
cus. rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto De-
tToit, Cleveland chicago and St Louis.
So 4. - baily for Albany. Utica syracuse Hoches
te, Buralo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland
Ch'osg" and -. Luis
Time tables AZ prncpa, hotels and ofces
z LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
3Nan6erbilt Ave. New YORK
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r ailrod0s.
"AMGRloA'S cseaIser ai...a,,.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ E HUDSON RIVER R. r.
H: FOUR.TRRGK TRUNK LINE,

All through Trains trains stop at Albany Utica. SYRACUSE
Trains isays Grand Central Station 4ad street and
$40 HRf ''fS sSsst' e. f,'' %sSs:s
FsiI; &: Toronto s:s n ii; trf lsd /,
* :ssins ms 'n nnd Mou2 Sansc'
AbSay aa M sy9ac.. p Rochs.
1856 r' M az ssxsa sdn LIMITED p,y-
e1s asn 500 $40 S'S:'a Es aas
i"" pA a EMPN xeSsa S:'fp md III
90 { riiwEsTEnN LIMITED; p 3. 1zg,:
Columbus. Cincinnati Indianapolis ann ~ ~
LOO MEeHsAGo special Ds.ymFoT P PonsS.
.seese s and scben iseD an '"' o..,,
3"" a AND AE st
800 MmLaEE SHORE LIMITED. DailyI "a,
c,syeIan 7s NJ. Toledo 100 a. M ID S9G cas
S H. a.; g. rs
p;Mn f9a eTlTT FsxPFrs Ss'' NJ
''' araTa Fails cisyeaai. Toledo. Detroit Chicago
6.o5 "i"i &o 40 EXPRESS paiyFor Toy roy
platishars hrrlins;on' Montreal ana' except SUI
7.aS 'iE M .n; PsT Special nayT.r ,; A.
Roches,eS. BGraio XlasarS FAILS Toronto Cleveland
900 Msr = Isn' an lf't NAIL DaysesD
n m ns ydn sns % Our Ba i%
015 f. VI. PACIFIC EXPRESS. Daiy-For S!racu.e'
Osveeo. Vatsrt)wn Cape Vincent. Oglr,,isu ure
Buffalo. Niagara FANS Cleveland. Toledo Chicaso'
and. except Saturday for Cape Vincent ana the Au-
burn rad.
1910 Night.-MIDNIGHr EMPRESS. Theatre van n
for chicago and T. pai points on the Ne%-i 9tn
Central every night ex"tpt Suada! nights. oun'''
nights. Chicago slesps ieave on "'lo tram . c,...
80 A. " ami 3.2S T.. Daily except sunday 70 rt's
he.i va Harlem Division
30 A. M-Srndays only. 20 PtsHcld and the Berkshire
"'' Al "a * vd Hi7ls" r P'iif:3r TO yoNKrRs
"Au nsnr' trains between l55h street and points
the Division n: Yonkers In conn'c, ~
WITH tie IL ated road The cnly Inc running all night
,fans ~ New iofk.
Wagner Pala- cars on all through trains
Trans Illuminated with Pnisch Light. -.
r'-c~s Grand central station l5
2si ar BroadVa. 81 East lith St at2 rosdv ay 20
INT West t25'h l25'n -. station ana
i3s, s. station New 23s and T26 Futon St. and
100 Brol4aay +. y Brooklyn. . -,
Toenhone '27a, Thirty-eghth street. for New York
Al service.
BIEraae hacked from hotel or residence by me west
col
T>or-fr.y GEORGE ". DANIELS
Gsrsrai ''rrager General Pssseage-
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PAIL MALL MAGAZINE.
EXQUISITE FRAT ED.
EDITED BY
LORD FREDERICK HAMILTON.
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The Great Seal. Part b? ). Holt S ..ohs
Win Re,r )duc;5ns OF Selected lmoFs'x""'
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with Illustrations by sydney Cowe.i
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A C Mln hna Greeting' by FRED. G. BOwLEs
Illustrated by A i. Nowley
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With Illustrations BY Frances Evan
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The First Crossing of spit.herTcs.TT conway
illustrated from Photographs
'"' Dy G. EDGAR MONTGOMERY
The Campaign of the Niic or,n,s
by JUDGE oC"No" """
with Plan Of the cattle
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N,vstratee by frances Even u.wI.Ey
The Foundations of the Sea. by u. II" -'
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Illustrated by The Author
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO

foot OF Liberty
.Daily. Except Sunday. 5sundays
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CINCINNATI ST. Louis. 1000 a. m .53 p m
WARRINGTON. BALTIMORE. tT55. 1000 tDineD.
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DINER. '53i p m and 90 Is night
-" FOLK III 30
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Al Illuminated with Pin,sch Light.
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ic7 B.uc-y = Y 329 3it Fulton Brooklyn: White
hal Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
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Railroads
ERIE RAILROAD,

A DvEkTIsEMENTs and suDecrpt for The Tribune
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north o. 3ls-st. until clock -.
received the following branch oices al reyuia
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and liu.St. iA2 Colunbus-avc.. " Ilt
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