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To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic I0c or go
II g. G. c. fail TO cure. druRRists refund uonev
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Pure Gold Court met Monday even
ing, the 18th inst. The attendance
was excellent. Quite q number are on
the sick list and the Court is fully able
to pay all claims.
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No-TO-Bac for FIFTY Genus.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong, blood pure. soc, g. All druggists
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REV B H BOwIINa's SERMON.

15O West SIND St.. New York City
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MRANINa on seoIAL cLuns.

Our contemporary tried to get our
readers to believe that social clubs"
mean 20 throw away money, to become
1t has a far nObler and erander mean
ing. Yes, it means Friendly Asso-
ciation,or companionshiP."
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

H s Msasvi s.. BY Ps.nns
THE JESUIT RELATIONS AND ALLIED o SiIoasoes
isnd: The "f Burrows 1s" Brothers Company
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For 81, ssHoS BY soos
pany) ~.
THE LILY dy Of ss :ss of p SsSss B
s ,ansas sec''"S ~ "
SS4hL T IF SRgHs F e
D DI.nnssSry Hssi m r Rns ssnsn Ss g
iamo ei pD. 500. donsmans. Green I Coz
S lsTno. p wf rs, I American Book Company
DANIEL AND THE MINOR PROPHETS Edited with
s Sc dnr pp sss arS Se Modern
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PAL Edited with Preface ss A and Nofs ny e
Che Macmillan compsny)
BoswELs LIFE OF JOHNSON In ,ne re% JPo cl a.
Isl. Che 1r5ssf Macmillan oa iin' compsny5
THE ToUcHsToNE OF LIFE BY Ella Ma sdSss co H.
woLFvILlE BY Alfred Henry INw,s nIus s.as by
OF ST Ro.I Record Of ro Art Tos sas:
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Company
INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD. by Frances Fisher WOOD
l6rno I'D. 1J4. tHarper BroS)
JEROME. A POOR MAN Novel BY Mary E. VII
kna illustrated by A. J. Keller. 1Omo, PIP QUO
(Harper Bos)
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MANNERS Ssms FOB 1s MEN ss Mr.; Hu"'A o''"s
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B,yrLDINo PLANS FILED.


Plans building. and alterations have been mex
a the Department OF Buildings as follows:
New buildings, main ONCE: ..,
Randsrs Island for two-story frame s'sDis,
li2x42.4 city. owner; Bruce Price OF No i'' "a oo
IO3th-n, . o. $50 II e OF Amsterdsm-nve for two
fve-story and basement brick Hats 2oxso; DavI
ShEys Te OF ~ No 'g' M noad%sy archec, 4ooo
New buildings. branch onice; a.
Cresccnt-ave s. All Q Or CamD1emnk,sve.
for two-story frame dwellings. 1sx2I Mary
Woods owner; q Robinson. Of No 2.2s3 Bath -, ~,
gae-ave. architect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o'"
Spencer Place W e. 32i9 Z. n Of l44th-st, for three
three-etory brick dwellings: Margaret Wales q, ~.
Harlem River. east shore foot Of 15oth-st. for
two-story brick office. Spx20; Barber ASPHALT
Company Of No II Broadway. owners; Charles , ~,
Alterations. branch cHce: -
West Farms Road. corner Commonweaitn,,ave'
TO three-story frame dwelling; Thomas sleter. ,u
Of Van Nest. owner Andrew Eosen. architect Oh
Wes-st. Nos $50 and S32. 10 fve-story brick
storage warehouse: Isabelle NJ. Helm. Of No -,
I.026 Boulevard. Brooklyn. owner. L."
ins: William Brookhed. premises. owner; Clark
a. Selfridge Of No 1923 Broadway, architects
8th-st No 20 East. a three and four story brick
dwelling With shop, John Morgan Of No S' amt
Co.umbus-avc. No 326, to ve-sory brick ana
stone dweng with store: David Leventritt, . ~,
OF No "a West 77th-st, owner S""
9th-st. No 40 West. to n hree-story brick dwell
ing; Ladies' Christian Union. Of No u North
Washington Squire. owner; Howard q Caul'- a., NM
we'll Of No 10 East 23d st. architects JUN
house. e.tate Of Of David Most Of 10 Jacobs
owner n ID Tubby. of No 81 Fulton ST. archi- -. nv
Broadway ith-ave 9th and 10th SITS. to six
maker owner: f Lee Young. OF NO l42 East . ~,
3Sd-st, architect O"'
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feual Notlces.
a TTENTION IS CALLED TO THE Al

a TTENTION IS CALLED TO THE AD-
"A vERTIsEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD CON
encinr on the ith day August 1897 and continuing
therein for nine 90 days thereser o., me
the Hreo, for the Collection OF Assessin s or the
assessments FOR OPENING AND ACQUIRING IT'LL 20
folloving-nam and avenues N the <3rd
WARD FULTON AVENUE. from s2rinT FAC &C. 70 TN, me
o3rd Ward boundary line. RIVER AVENUE. rom Last
Hath street to Jerome Avenue. EAST li8h STREET.
from on MOT, n o..h W.RDs INWooD AVENUE from
Cromwell Avenue to Featherbed Lane MINrokD
PLACE from Jennings Street TO Boston Road.
oath WARD: EAST 174th STREET. from southern
boulevard 10 the Bronx River. EAST 10th STILL ];
from Webster Avenue 10 Marion Avenue. EAST H3rd
STREET from Concourse to Mosholu Parkway.
KEMRI,E STREET from Mount Vernon Avenue to Nerio
Avenue KNOX STREET. from Mount Vernon Avenue
10 Verio Avenue ASHBEL =. FITCH Comptroller
Comptroler's once August :. 1897
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REAL ESTATE.
MANHATrAN-AvE FLATHOUsEs CHANGE
HANDS

MANHATTAN-AVE FLATHOUSES CHANdE
HANDS.
Mary Alice Fleming has purchased from f'ooe'
Dick through J. ii. Oeters Nos. u ana w Mahha'-
tan-ave two fve-story brick nathouses' on p'o'
6Oxso feet, at $1,000
H. Rawak has sold for William weber 70 w.
schur the northeast corner Of Fifth-nve ana Ohe-
hundred a md twelfth-st, for Ns.U0
John H. Woodbury. has bought No. lo3 West sew
onty-second-st n four-story dwelling on lot lixpV'
Warren c. Crane has bought No. III West sev-
entieth-st a three-story. high-stoop brownstone
private dwelling. ,, 49, .,~
Randolph Guggcnhemer has purchased me, ,ne SIX nn
and -four story factory building. with machinery on
the north side of Twenty nintn-st w rect east ol
Seventh-ave from August c. Hassey. on private
r. NJ Strauss & Co. have sold for Dr. Luclen =.
Warner the nye-story double apartment mousse NO.
IS West Ninety sixth-st.. 50x10O 10 client on pri-
vate terms. A.. s,or,r,s ~
The following the result Of the offerings a'
auction yesterday at No. Ill Broadway: $3.50
Nv Peter +. Meyer 81 Conc. 6?i Irenont,ave.'
or one hundred seventy seventh near VIZ VIZ
ster-avc two-story frame building. lot Z33Xlo oxS9S
81 49, amount due s2l69: foreclosure sale; NH
C. Bent against Jeremiah kittle referee iou''
Davidson to Jane f.. Halligan. slooN'
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bel. Frank J, to William Quinn iasi-s' .
Eatzer. Lena. to Henry sohopper " clinton 90
ave. 3GN # 5 Of I>bsnon-st InstaIIncnts IN 10
''' Vest ils 1t year :''.a'.,' ,:: 90
paGs John G. 70 Isl %ms 80 m Rod"T Tas Of
Mop" ba Ed" yT FTscric Mdllcbrcoi Pleas
an NJ S's' C. corner iaoth-s So
David. Mabel. to Joseph Levi trustee. $ 18th o.
Fischer William. and wife to Jenny Gudet ct al:
Courtiandt-aye and IG0th-si. also lot IA,
Flinian. John NJ. 70 D!moei 4 Fink Go. o.
GALLAGHER William " to Simson Wolf. nd
Gouberi. William ami wife to Annie E Brown.
H5 lS nay G # a A"ieIa ave A s"
uaIy Na - Gf 70 santiaso cah sam:
uamn. Iio %i'i d. 10 Edward sicer+ and
81 demand 1915
Hanify Mary f. to Title Guarantee and Trust
company. No 81 suiliyan-st. years. 80. 10
H9nshea Tank s and az we s s. John
30 It W q Columbus, ave. year 200
18th 'sfoS $50 Ga OF % ithoavc 5
Johnstons Mary G, 10 CITY Real Estate ate, Com,
jenkins. Edwin. 10 Samuel Knox and another.
trustees Of Adophus Hamilton No 1886 and 1873
West ii2th st years. mortsages +4.c'
Same To- Bradley * Currier Co. same property.
Kaa"f Charles. ana VIE to Arthur ITom,ey.
81 IaNrcnce-ave 255.i # Of West Farms
r., =
I.uther Grace ". to The United States Life In
80 10 IT Of ioth-ave 3 years. 1906
Leaycraft. Edgar and wife to Eugene c Potter.
Levy. Betsy II. to John Campbell ct n
Ru'gsrs-st. at intersection Of Monroes,,
MacIntyTe Burnett c: and VIE to Drew Thee. AVN
csureh so iiS west g'h-;t yesrs nsc'pa. ,,o
Morgan. Edward VI. and wife to the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company. f ii6h-sf 2O50 It
w OF ''GssvArd Years; 800
st. ME- to centre h line Of old Ki a"a ridge
Nevns Ellen j. and husband to Mary Kirk and --'''
Cll6-st l93 Il " Of Concord ave. 3 years 25C
wnlls-aye 100 IT Of lilstst. yeare......... 100
organ. Philip and wife 10 the Telegraphers
n corner lot a. map Of parsonas@. etc. s.
Peters Church West Farms. 3 years. 49, 100
ecutrix. etc. Of William Ludam s5th-st.
275 It W Of West End-ave. years............ 1900
% S Dspensary city Of NewoYork' w"
7h-ave. wiiened. a9io It n OF ia2d-st.
Quincy Ellen and samuel to Mary II Brush. So -''''
loth st. go IT va OF Madison az r ave year, 100
brook. corner ii3th-s and Grand Boue-
Same to same IIith-st and Grand
ss Sgs'es Susan 6 to Mitchell Valentine Pan '1
st. 22S z OF ist-aye. years. -.......... $50
n2th-st rs It Of 1th-ave. II year. ..,.... 1880
Same to j Edgar Leaycraft. same property. de-
sln man1 uyman and Henry. to william Murray. ~"
Executor Of Jane Murray. IS i21th-st. Sa3 It W
81 ON Wrl,ap and vie to Lima ste,theimer '''
Nos So so' and , .so East is'th-s years. 60 ~.
Israel akalwarie Of the oi'y q New-fo to 10 NJ.
Place 4o9i II Of In.ervae-ave; also es
Boone ct. 200 I, Of i7ad-s year..."."... OF
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1nsirurIion.

C~ooliyn
TIME BROOKLYN EEIGHT' SEMINARY
i I3s-i4O Mortague-st.. Brooklyn
Boarding and day school for girls Each department IN
charge OF specialist. Individual instruction. opens
September 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-07

VESSEL. Nickel 4 Gross to Title ouaranssS ana
Trust Company. 45th-st, corner 'i"'n-s'e' N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-07
School Narnries.

a MERIt.AN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. AGENCf
a sunnli.s Professors. Teachers Tutors GovernesseA
&c, 10 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply 70
Mrs. ". J. YOUNG-FULToN. % Union square.
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Ocean Buccaneers.

~~~>~|>No|N"N"N||"|'||
NO[RTG1 @ERE1AM llWW[Du
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH. LONDON. BREMEN - =,
Saale Tu Aug TO- 10 AN. Have .Tu Aug 81 10 a VI
Trave. Tu.AuE. T. 10 An Saale Tn Sept 4 10 10 AZ n
CHERBOURG, PARIS BREMEN. . - =,
Aer. Sat. Sept 10 An. Spree. sat. sept is, I'D An
IN-SCRFW PASSENGER SEltNl.E
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN .
Bremen ............ ThursdaN MIG ~ noon
H. II. Meier. THURSDAY, Nhs ~ noon
Friedrich der Crosse THURSDAY aug ~ noon
Barbarossa. THURSDAY sept :. noon
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA .
Ems. Aug. !. 10 An Fuda Aug 81. 10 \. NJ
Werra. Aug ~ 10 NJ. Kaiser Sept; !, 10 An
OEIRICHS n co. BOWLING GREEN.
GERMAN RNEDlT ERRANEAM SERVICE
'HAMBIRG- AMERICAN NORTH GERMAN
LINE LLOYD.
Express steamers from New-York
10 Gibraltar. Naples. and Genoa.
"a Victoria Nov. g. 10 AN fWerra Nov "a 10 AM
fXaser w. II. Nov. H. iOAM fFuda ....pec $. 10 AN
.Norrnannia Nov 90 10 AN ~ Victoria. Dec II 10 AN
Also steamers for Alexandria. Egypt. In JAN FEB ana
March.
available for the steamers Of either line
from Naples Genoa. Gibraltar. HAMBURG, Bremen Lon
don Southampton. Paris and Cherbourg -
Hamburg American North German lsloyh'
Line Oelrichs Co.. Agents.
81 Broadway y. Y BoWling Green. y. l.
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Furnished 6ouses 10 Cet-Gonntrp

-~~>>~~>>>~>>"~">>~>>>>"> -.
NANTUCKET. MASS.-Clh Cottages: near hotels. slW
~ balance season: = bedrooms stable; Wannacomet
water 10 minutes beach and village: very best location
fully furnished. bed. table linen f. JOHNSON. 10 West
ypfh-st
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Jnsiruriion.

INSTRUCTION.
.oov>->>n>oo~~~o~.oo~>~~y>
For Both Sexes.-Country.
BENNINGTON IN J., sEMINARY.--conv to
L New York, Phiada. Bait and Wash'n f,o'n 100
seth year Heshfui Beautiful 10 teachers, ~ course a
500 year. For beautifully illustrated Catalogue hd-
dres. THOMAS HANI4ON. II. D.. President
TIME HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE. "A classical SEM
y mary OF high grade for boys and girls Beauuiu
health full location in the Hudson River Naey On
music. elocution For caansues az
cress Rev. A. II. FLACK A. NJ. Principal Chveraek.N.i'
VyyILLIAMSPORI DICKINSON SEMiTARn :-bo.h
w sexes Regular and elective courses Degrees con-
ferred Fits for college. music art modern ahsusas,s
specalties Steam heat. electric light nome cpn"'''
Write for catalogue
F. J. GRAY. u. D.. President. wflinmsport ia.
WESLEYAN ACADEM1. wiLsRAHAm MAss-boV,n
w Specialists IN CLASSICS. Arr
and Music endowment rsurrs superior sn.
at moderate expense sls opens Sept 10 ls''
' Rev WIN r. NrwHALI. Prin
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Eaw 9fbools.

NJ Y UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.-Sixty- third year
~. opens Oct. LIST. 1897. DAY CLASSES oil. b. after
two years.. EVENING CLASSES ILL Il. after three
vearsi Daily sessions $3.50 to q and TO 10 T. NJ TUT
lion 500 GRADUATE CLAsSES-Twelve courses FIVE
required Ill. VI. - ~,
For circulars address L. J. Tompkns. Registrar Wash
ing,on Square. New-lork City.
NTEW-YORK LAW SCHOOL 60, $780,
n Day School 100 Broadway. Evening School. Cooper
Union ''Dwight Method Of instruction. LII b. In two
wears: Ill. NJ. in three years Send for catalogue
'' GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
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A DVERTIsEMENis ana subscriptions for The Trbun.
"A receive ed at thtr Uptown ofce. No. i2i2 roadw.v
"a north Of 3ist until clock D. m advertise
received at the following branch offices regua,
ONCE rates until o'clock m. VIZ 254 sth-ave S e.
23d st. 1872 6th-dve f2tl-st.: Mscvs
and 18th ST.; I42 Coiumbus-ave. near West 0gth-st
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"a. p means American Plan; E. p. European)
ASBURY PARK n. J........ Coleman House. now open
BATH BEAcH J.. l....;; .Arsys hotel open ~ year
BALTIMORE. Nd ....... Hotel Stafford +. r, Sl60 up
do. ..................Iio Hotel Rennert f. p Sl6o up
BOSTON. Mass. Hotel |endoihe a r.. -
DO. .Copley sq. Hotel. f. p $3.50 up: A. P. $3.50 up
Bristol: r. I:.;.:;::.. ID Wolf Inn opens 'phe g,
DO. go. oxford So San Carlos Hotel. A. r.. u up
FIRE ISLAND surf Hotel and cottages. now open
y. Y. Orce. Townsend building. Broadway 18th 81, %
CT. HARRINGTON. Mass Berkshire Inn. A. r.. - VI,
MIDDLET0WN SPRINGS. vt The M.n,yert NV NV, open
Mineral Springs and SCIENTIFIC WATER CURE.
NARRAGANsE1'r PIER r. l.: :Rocknsham A. r. -
do ............-...........rh Massasolt now open
NEWPORT (W. Leland. Jrl -. Ocean House now open
NEW YORK. Fifth Avenue Hotel a. p 70
do ........ Hotel Netherland. T. p. 81: A. r. -
do ..tChas. A. Davis Hotel 81 Andrew. F. r, SliO
DO IN. b. Barry New St Cloud Hotel r. p $40
do. (W. Johnson QUINN Hotel Empire. EP 81: A. Ply
do 023 w Both. nv B'way) The Parker. EP =. 80 up
do. (Neumueer schaner Union So Hotel r. p - !. up ~
PHILADELPHIA Pa The Adine Hotel a. r, $50
do Restaurant a la carte, New Lafayette EP 81 *
QliEREC, Canada Chateau Frontenac r. ~ %
RICHMOND. Va The jefferson. a. r.. s. up f. p sl!o mp
scHENEcTADY. n Y.... TIE Ellison. 4. P. 81 50 up
ST. GEORGE. Staten Island The Casteton. A. p s. up
81: LOUIS Mo. .I.ndell Hotel F. p up AP 81 30 Up
SYRACUSE ". ". Yates Hotel. L. p. Sl5O A. r.. g.
UTICA. n The Buttertield A. r. ~ 10 80
WASHINGTON c.. Arlington Hotel A: * 20
DO .....................Th The Raleigh r. T. sIoV up
WATCH HILL X. 1........... Atlantic to,r row opeI
90 s, I ro,s INV n p
WHITE MOUNTAINS Pronle ftolse NOW open
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- From Pier "a. r.. r. ~; Mondays. Tuesdays.
Savannah Close rail- connection for points bevo,d
Low rates Il Augusta. Macon, Atlanta. Mnntgomerv
Rham New on leans. CHAT. Nashville. etc '''
Tickets include meals and superior accommodates n,
steamer FOR passage and freight rates apply Gen
yl7 pwny y Nj. &. HAMMOND Agt.. n spring 81
r X BRYAN. ". q. T.. A.. 81 broadway n " ~
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WHITE STAR LINE.
CT\ARD LINE.
FRENCH LINE.
NOMPAGNiE GENERALE Transatlantinue

COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique
~ DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS. FRANCE.
LA CHAMPAGNE. poirot sat. Aug. I. 10 n.
La NORMANDIE. Delonole. 80. sat. Aug H. 10 a m
Rates OF passage: First class y. Y Paris Sos and
upwards bv all Except la Tourane including
railway Paris ard landing charges. Paror ca
is extra during summer season. Second class
Paris. $5i1J.
A. FORGFT General Agent. Bowling Green y. Y
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Wnropean 5tnon ano Grapel.


vJNHE MISSES GRINNELl. formerly % East Bath ST..
j will leave New-York October for eight months
residence In France and Germany. They will chaperon
vo,,np ladies wish etudy Three months supple
mentary travel Address Brooklne. Mass.
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NIYDE LINE.

INLYDE Dine.
~ CHARLESTON. s g., the SOUTH ard SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE and all FLORIDA POINTS
From Pier -. r. n. 0oot Roosevelt ST.. 2 y. m.
SEMINOLE. Tuesday Aug 10
tlIERDk BE Friday, Aug IL
SEMINOLE. rday, Aug. 20
Steamers have nrst-cl1es passenger accomnIoiat0ns
VIM. =. CLYDE e. co. General Agents
> Bowling Green. y. Y
Fla Cent. and PENN r. & u. Line. via IacksonyIle
Great Freight and Passenger Line via Charleston
EGER. General AEcni. 80 RrnndMaN Y
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NO VENEZUELA.

NO NENI.H' HIN
i s,oorers q the RED n" LINE unae- mail No.
,rsc, Win he United states Government are appoinf
~ sau from Robert pier Brooklyn,
lor La Guayra for Carcass Puerto t'aheilo, Curacao
-" ~ and MaracaiDo. via Curacno.
20 VrNFZI'EIA .......... saturday. August IA ~ ~,
ss PHILADELPHIA ..... wednesday. August 81 D. m
- raRAcAs ......... Saturday September - -, ~,
- BOI-ITON BGLSs DATI.ETT - - III
Genetal Managers No 1875 Front :,
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L THE s-A LOUIE TO SAN FRANCISCO
Connecting AT the Ihmus Tor all West Coast Port. =,
Mexico. central ard South America.
Steamers 5ail pier foot West 9th
A1JJANCA. Aug 10 noon ADVANCE. Aug oo MOO,
For rates apply at Company's Office. ~ Broadway
JOHN MUIR. Tragrc Manager
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
GTN[g WlMDSOR,

ELLZABETHTOwN. " Y Located amidst the granceN
scenery. Table and service unsurpassed. NY
farms and gardens supply the house with fresh milk.
cram. butter eggs chickens and vegetables Pure run
ming spring throughout the house Electric bells.
baths and lat 81 sanitary plumbing. Bicycle oval ana
GOLF LINKS. Orchestra billiards. bowling alleys nns
lawn and charming drives Pure dry.
bracng air POSITIVELY NO MOSQUITOES. NO
MALARIA. My tally no coaches and carriages meet all
and trains Wesipor and connect with regular
keene Valley. Cascade Lake Adrondack Lodge
and Lake Pl. i'd. Procure through tickets. Telegraph.
and t!cke. Offices In the house Circulars with
city references. ORLANDO KETIOGG Proprietor.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-05-08
EMILY L. SHERWOOD,
Corresponding Secretary.

The Ohio Universalist Convention will
hold its seventy annual session at
Manchester, beginning at Z P. M, We'd
nesday, June 2, 1897, and continuing until
all business has been transacted.
The Convention will be composed of:
U. All ordained ministers in fellow
ship with the Convention.
e. OF delegates duly elected by the
churches in fellowship with the Conven-
tion, and whose names have been duly
certified to the Secretary.
Each church is entitled to two dele
gates, who shall be members of that
church, and for each one hundred men,
bers to one additional delegate
The following amendment to the con-
stitution, by vote of the trustees, will be
submitted to the Convention, for adop-
tion or rejection, viz: Change Section 2
of Article ", that it shall read:
"The Board of Trustees shall consist of
seven members, of whom the President,
Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer
shall be members ex-officio. OF the
other three members one shall retire
each year"
No delegate whose name has not been
certified to the Secretary and entered
upon the official roll can participate in
the business of the Convention until duly
approved by the Committee on Creden-
tails.
Address all credentials to the Secre-
tary at Fountain, Fountain Park,
Champaign Co., Ohio, until May 2s, 1897;
thereafter to Manchester, Clinton County.
j. w. HENLEY, Secretary.
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CALIFORNIA CONVENTION.

The Universalist Convention of Califor.
fornia will meet in annual session with the
Pomona parish, May IL, 10 and 10.
The Convention will open at 10 A. M.
Tuesday, and close Thursday at P. NJ.
Reduced rates on the railroads may be
expected. The hotels and boarding houses
will make special rates to those desiring
to entertain themselves. Other delegates
will be entertained by the Pomona peo-
Pile.
The Woman's Association will meet
Wednesday afternoon and the Y. P. C. U.
Thursday afternoon. A large attendance
is expected.
Each society is entitled to one delegate,
and an additional delegate for every ten
families contributing to parish expenses.
Ministers and Superintendent of Sunday
schools are delegates.
Societies should select their delegates
and send their certified list at once to
Rev. w. NJ Jones, Pasadena, Assistant
Secretary, so the roll of Convention can be
prepared.
Those desiring entertainment at the
Convention, either by the parish or at re-
duced rates at hotels or boarding houses,
should promptly write to A. L. Robinson,
Pomona. The Pomona parish will heart
lily welcome all who come, and believe
the above arrangement. They will do all
they can for large and profitable meet
ing. ASA M. BRADLEY, Secretary.
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Railroad Arrangements.

The Central Passenger Association has
granted the usual reduction in rates to
persons attending the Ohio Universalist
Convention at Manchester, Clinton Co.,
Ohio, June "a, 1897
Tickets going can be obtained with GER
tificates, not to exceed three days before
June 3, mot including Sunday provided
the fare going is not less than seventy
five cents. Tickets going, with certifi-
Gates, can also be secured three days
after the Convention assemblies. This
includes the opening date of the Conven-
ton
These certificates will enable the hold
ers thereof to purchase return tickets by
same route travelled in going to the Con-
vention at one-third first-class limited
fare, if presented within three days (not
including Sunday, after adjournment.
In order that these certificates shall be
valid to secure reduced rates returning
from the Convention, the secretary must
fifty upon each certificate, to the spec
ial agent of the Central Passenger AS
ISOLATION, that one hundred persons, or
that they have paid full fare in going to
the Convention
Strict as these rules are, we can secure
the advantages of reduced fare, provided
that all ministers and others will cooper
ate in securing full attendance
The through tickets and certificates
must be secured from some ticket office
where through tickets to Manchester can
be obtained.
We suggest that persons intending to
go to the Convention inquire at local rail-
road stations if the agents are supplied
with certificates.
Any information further than that con-
tanned in the foregoing will be cheerfully
given, if within our power
j. w. HENLEY, Secretary