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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
TRYING TO CHEAT THE THEATRES.
A DOUBTFUL CHECK At OLYMPIA AN q"
20 .GEp PASS AT wALLACks-


-. .b..-rA-~o4-s who van; % ge- II io' n''..''.
- .~.s, sh,rsa-. y.rrie1t case oceS''sH
O-~-,nfa Las. night Early in the evening q
- go. ~. received which pUroorte' l" y.
49,, Hermann C.sl-.chs II said inat ne We
- e.. o.. -ar. Tuesday and ten for r'l'@'' So
>. vss siding q messenger Tor them fl.- -.
- -,e.ss-r.- arrived and brought eEecA .0' y"
.,~-as lis -. nare o, Hermann Oe.''r"s- -
us s-,sn4ctsd TO De 4 forgery. 50 the tcse's
rs,s, n -. rnessenge- and he was ioic ma ''V
~hs.~- Y would - sen; 70 NJ OsiIichs' ~"
..A -,es.sur4r was followed BY Directive -sH
20 vas as.sa where ae 1ss 20 20 Win tHe ''IAe
- 50 "a, he rzs going 20 Deinonicos ou' ,"-
s..a--,v. followed him 20 telegraph once ho' ia
szav Tire Re was asked why he had sai1 'na'
- was fnr 20 Dernonico's. and re repAeo '"e.
.se mar no SET; him mad tod him 10 say 50 Il
y vas asked
--s@ --sr who rad s=-, .he ,rsssfrge' IVES lO1 J.
-. .srsr-srh csce but Iitls later ne isieF"0iS.
- -He --ss--. szair 20 ask Il the r,esstn ge, ~.
teas NEE Re Tas told that ne rad ana sr@s -.
80 ro-s . T)@lrcnico's To the cUeston' ~
- -, "a Ny O-irichst' he answered A ~.
V---s--e- ClrS~ bur vscn the csnt-s! ofncN a
-s.aE r-orrzr. later whore TIE 4as, N4.ssas
r5rre frorn TIE reply vas. rom ne n.ii
.L~fsl~ 80 Ia = scrOr--s to oN'-cNI'. =.
.7 lo-i-g ,or ire sender q The cAecA 20 eoine -
ne .eieg-s7a oH.-e bIt u va teare, thA' ne he'
s--.--s f.les.ered AID would Tot appear; vi,
Another - - q .5rsst passes o,1-IIr. G,.s- -
s"E-s Tcezr-e last 1lEhI but Il Ga no. ~
- fsss-.l-i particular rom ne -aio'lty o. -
~.ses snS ne details are consequently N0' u az
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UoV Ry TIE ST. GEORGE TEAM.

!. large Attendance was present n me Cen'ra1
park PlG!ng Academy. Fif'y-rin,h-st and seventh
ave ,ast n!zhi. 70 witness The football game De-
tween teams from the 81 George and - James
so,-ie.les The frs. is attached 70 Dr. Rains'orH :
church. and the other % the Protestant Episcopal
Church of 81 James The football game was not
" contested and the adherea.s Of both teams en-
Outraged them b. cheers and blowing o. horns 70
% their utmost - ain. There were many women
among me spectators.
Two twenry-rn!rute halves were Played, and IN
the hrst hall TIE g. George team made touch
down By Slzttery ,scklinC through the centre 7.
Klein was hurt and had 20 retire. The s.. George
team made another touchdown In he second half.
and lust before the hall closed the ST James team
pushed Norman over tho line ana also scored a
touchdown The game won BY the =. George
team BY the score OF - / The l!ne-rp was as
follows
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sTaRRED BY HIS CRiZY PRISONER

porebkeeps.e. X Y. March 6 (specaD.-Jossph
Mcclure AMI Hugh Brady. keepers IL the Hudson
River state H9sp!'a. for The Insane, were ser; TO
Flshkln today 20 bring luna;c. Edward stevens
20 the Institution Stevens. who i fly years Oh.
escaped from The hospital! o. when Ae had been an
innate ,or several years. ,hree m,nths ago TIE
t..,.1s found him a. his hone IN F.shkiN He
made no resistance and pretended % 20 with them
wiling While waiting for the train at the New
York Central STATEN Stevens SAD that pin was
sticking in his back and Mcclure tiled 70 help him
u, he pin Catching Mcclure on his guard. Stevens
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In tais diagram a ooati-sogs white lie sac-, -
changes H. pressure indicate! y The Trer,ss ~
recoi.ne barometer TIE sot,s. Ike reprsssis ;ks -
Derstu-e as recorded a, Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune once. March :. a u.-The weather y~sr~eu
was ta.r and Mia ard temperature -zrge. h<vea
80 and - degrees. the average as. degrees e~-s y
srees h!shsr than Frta~ ard TO. h.gs>- :Axs
"a q rh- corr-srorGir- day o; las year.
Ths weather today VII be far ard cclcer.
A.. YOU thinking OF purchasing Piaro - 0
Piano Stool I, 50. DO fa.l 70 consul, he i,.i
q advertisements In the narrow columns So.,e good
bargains may be found there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

for the las, few weeks report A. havfns wsvuo.s
on he North Arzn,sc-
The Anchor Line steamship Ethiorla ", a.
gov OF February IS and arrived here yes,sr6,.
forr days tehint her gsSsl tine she saooc,s~.:
a s<rse. % s,ro-x Westerly gals witch psssI-s
her about badly tzi "a hsr 70 tsrsrs. The H.
t~.-g Lire steamer Sorrento. from Hsr,burr -
ARMED as-e Yesterday. after voyage q tvs--s'
rrrc~ days. wnich Is week more tAsn ;a< yes1s1
ordinarily requires.
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4 TRIBUTE TO ANTON SEIDL.

HONORED RI The DOTOs CLUB-A LOVING
CUP PRESENTED = HIN
Ire Lo,o. cuts iss; saturday r.z,i en,e'teln-
nan, ro- rns p-sssn. sezs3n. walsh to>n pace '4s'
evsurz = - roorn. j. likely . remain eng u TIE
memories 0. ire -le.1,1rs ID ~efs prss%- AP1'-
.-o-a a, u-rs-zly n.Eh-ciass pro2fzrr'ne = p''-'
>. .srs-.io-. az artists Which rad oee1 srrz1geo-
Z. "a asserted ,nat rsvs- il t1e history q ne c@0
hzt - many rnen3ers o@en sar1@ref r11@T ~ ''''
z. o-e ,i-,e Sps-is s-zalacsnc@. TO- Tas gwen =
MS I.o.os Saturday nigat. y that t1% fa@in
zds use Q, re occss.oa . pay aonc' a'4 sFace'~'
;-.a.,e . Aa:cu S@l5L = Ire Course ci TIE even
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royArANnA R4NK ~ RESUME BrSINESS

Albany March G.-F. u. kiburn. state Supern-
,enacnt Of Banking. to-day announced that the re-
Gently embarrassed German-American Bank Of
ronawauda would oDen Monday morning for
business Dcpositors owning s2-5coo Of the deposits
on. Of q total Of siJl.gD nave agreed 10 walt a,
cas, year for one-half their money and TWO years
for the other half In addition 10 this the directors
~ the bank will raise and put into il treasury
e. m &, nancy and will arrange for 1000 In re-
discounts This will give the bank total cash
assets Of sl3i7ig against present liability on de-
,,osi;s 81 about $1,000 Included IN this $1,000 is
sss %. due sayings banks This money j. amply
secured end the savings banks VIII allow II 10 re-
main
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-s,,.s q p<nk.i.e from hls pocke; an3 21nsss -
osne, ,s.,-y -sr,sc sna raz with 1isscuty ever
rore-st The sount in NcGsi-e's eek. tne1s1 .y
fs:al !. half .5ch deep ard an - - No.
rare p,yck ne Wrapped h.s hs-tks.cnisf 2o1n. =
rex ard kept on With his prisoner. 'ec~.t-..
rnetica, a;entance Until re reaches the In,3iI.-'-
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DEATH RESULTED IRON 4 BLOW

Coroner's Physician Ofianlon made autopsy
AT the Morgue yesterday on the body o, Mrs Kat,
I,owery OF No 5I5 West Fortyeishth-st. in connec-
ton with whose death her husband Patrick. has
been placed under arrest. lie found that death was
due TO a hernorrhage OF the brain resulting from
blow on the head. The doctor said that "A number
OF bruises were the womans head. arms and
hands Her right anc left hips severely
bruised. were her left arm and hand. Both eyes
were blackencd her lips were severely cut and her
nose and teeth also broken.
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vryTryGS AVID ryTERTAIyMEYTs.

George < Kellogg l~ctured last night A. Grammar
Sen .ol 80 = 70 the pupils Of the sehoo- On re
Praeus ard Athens" 4 second lecture IN nc same
subject will DO given mex; Saturday night The
lecture got the boys interested ny reproducing a
stereoptlcon picture Of King George. and telling
VINO he was. The greater part 81 ne lecture, now
reff- 10 the tp5gbIe between Gr,eoe ana Turkey
until he exhibited picture % rec arg -" .r ~
ne & 20 He explained af'erward ihat ns
object IN occurring was purely eGucaflraaA
7, was announced that the city Club would meet
las, evening 20 listen to report relative 10 the pun
chase Of A. new clubhouse. Al the request o. ~
committee OF Removal, however, ne meeting was
Indefinitely postponei.
Residents Of the upper West Side o. the city are
o. boid q ,nsss-meeting tomorrow evening az 10.
-as Arnsterdsrn-ave. At which they say they pro-
nose in urrnstakabe language % max II plain
10 the Al1ecmen and others met my mus, nave
weary waiting
A meeting o. the Church Association FOR the Ad
vancernen Of the Interests q Labor Will be held IN
Calvary Chapel Hall. No. % East Twenty-third-st..
on TUESDAY. at o'clock p. m; Edward King Of
the Greater Nev-York Union Label League Com
munity Of the Use Of the Union Label"
The annual meeting RI the Lnnaan Society will
be held al the American Museum Of Natural His
tory on Tuesday At p. IN. g. K. O'Keily VIII
speak on SNAKE Hunting IN the Orinoco Delta"
The Friendly Sons Of St Patrick will have their
18th annual dinner al the Waldorf March u
The committee consists Of Justices Morgan J.
O'Hrien and Frederick Smyth. John D. Crimmins.
W r. Grace and John q. O'KeeHe.
DR. Madison c. Peters. OF the Bloomingdale
Church Boulevard and West Sxly-eighth-st. Will
speak this evening on What Patriotic Americans
Have q Right TO Expect from the New Aominstra-
| ton"
The Rev. Dr. Newland Maynard Will deliver hts
| lesnie's No ~ East Flfty-third-st on Tuesday
morning at II o'clock. HIS subject will be The
| Imperial CITY Of Paris. Past and Present"
| The farewell entertainment and ball Of the Young
Elks Variety Combination prior to It's entering the
| Pythlan order Is 10 be held at the Central Opera
| House Assembly Rooms. Sxty-seyenth-st.. near
| Third-aye.. on Friday evening.
I Captain James Parker will speak on "The Parker
! and Kearny Families OF New-Jersey." Friday
| at $50 D M before the New-York Genealogical
! and Biogra phical Society. No re West Fifty
eghih-st.
! An important meeting Of the Mckinley Club OF
| the XXVth Assembly District will be held on Mon
day $50 r. m. at No. - East Twenty
| The first meeting and luncheon OF the American
Spool Cotton Manufacturer Association will be
| held a; the Hotel Manhattan. Oh Tuesday
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RITTER CONTEST ENDED.
-,s-r~- BARNARD DECIDES THAT JOHN
SELLS REPUBLICAN. IL TEsTcar-sIho
ROS:

SELLS REPUBLICAN, IL VS. T. NE
COUNTS COMMISSIONER or jCRohS
TIE l5og-s.ars!nE wes,chester County C'''' -.
s.onsr o. Jurors u..55is has been s~''f- -
- - ,.,..s-s.v ~ Justice Bs-nari. n Poash-
-. " sAc.se, "a. re Democratic mum
b.. r Howard Xinch. must turn 20 once o.. -
- ssu. O., YOakers. ne Ks2c5Acah sVY'-.
K.reh asserted iast sels's appointment vas ~
lar I'D refused % ,--u over che oHice Se-- q,
80 - 80 mrs and received tsvo-eoIs H@e!-
s.ca Jud4s Dykmsn. however. granted sif .
Proceedings and hza; .o.o~et kinea .,l.i-g
sY1.re4 mora ,Lsn yeaE ago. ana tlr - .l..-s-9
49, cC-s.s.irg c. Sa-r-H. D-str.-t--t ~.
Co,,n-y Judge and County Treasurer, 90 ne - =
P1o.fl.csrs AMI Ons Democrat Seytral ft"p .y.s'.
-s-5ss-@s s.rC-e ~ he Office ana .ol gsa. '---
.-1C.--'ng Hos-d des1loct@l- ,.s 4, .,
r.--s-,, re si-g'e UsnO-ra, vas replacH1 .?
Pecr5l!-a- s,il 10 sgreeu - colit = I.4 -n-.-
eltr0gg1 rsre1te1 attempts Ne. MAJ: -.
-r----. WEN ST. vas appointed A. u -
County Judge Lent w.tl drew from ;fe IT,. . r.
ms g-ve rss . TIE claim ?. ir-egl4a: ~!
o--e- -l-e4 Members remained arc yotsl ~
rhe Ng1- ras been one q ne INST o.ttsr - "es'-
chester County loIfics-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

Albany March 6.-Governor Black was much sur
prised 20 learn this morning that the train
which he returned last night had a narrow escape
from being wrecked The train due here
the West Shore at 1870 last night. but delayed
By the engine striking n stone few miles above
Newburg. The passengers received n Jar which
threw Of them out Of their seats, but beyond
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r4LlJyG HoUSE KILLS uiy AND WOMAN

Ney-Haven. Conn. March while workmen
were raising the tvo-s'ory frame house Of Christie
,her Alohan Oh Jacks to-day. the building toppled
over william Thoma1. "A mason. was Instantly
killed Mr. Mohan's wife and her fnother-in-law
were at work IN the kitchen at the time Of the accl
dent They were thrown TO ole side. and the
kitchen stove fell upon them. setting fire 10 their
cIofhing They were rescued win great dlinculiy.
az nc house at once caught fire and entirely
Consumed The two women were taken 10 the hos
r,I,aI Mr. Bernard Mohan died AT the hospital
al go
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,he eiszsie-.-. CO The gre - tsr-sze res.l.i.
TryestfEzitcu showed that TIRE ttsE nsf. -ooss
fy-,fs- zft-- rolled across -he ccTl "a -
izy rz--iy The 1p track Ibis 1oN---l S.-D -
engine struck =. swept q re sifen &C. So
cylinder ard the si- ard steam p.5--, \ ~ -
zi-s za- csiie5 from Sswo-rz. ana We Ih-s
rsechtd Aitz1y a. Midnight. an ho-' al "---
a.
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AGRrruEyrS WITH THE RoH LEAGUE.

aCYEEVENTS WIN mn IHN' L'siN' |''
I, !g believed by the Board q walking Delegates
81, an Tho ff~.-eross between the Iron League
and the various ir9n-~crking trades VIII be
arnicsblv ADJUSTED and that the trouble WI n "as
Threatened VIII be- aY@rted. For the first time ~
the history q the lion League j. Is said, - TX
cout,vs Board has held conference with com
rnlt,ees from the Board Of walking Delegates. the
Iron Moulders. Conference Board and the House-
smiths and Bridgelnens' Union. The conference
was held on Friday in the Offices q the J. H. d J. NJ
Cornell Iron Works. Tweniy-sixth-st. and Elev-
euth.ave Among those present were President J.
Cooper. Of the Iron League. J. " Cornell, Mr.
MMHgan. % Mlgan Bro: Mr. Mccord. II Pos,
& McCord. and j. j. Heaiy. Of Brooklyn. william
Lyons and Secretary Ellis
The labor men present included ~. !. OBrien.
president of the Board Of Walking Delegatss. Rob
EFT Ainslow. ". =. Perrine George Hoss. William
Barry John Cameron ana John Brady
The labor men acknOT lodged that the Iron
League had stood up 20 It's agreement In relation
70 Inc scale Of wages last year, and that the
arms IN the League were paying higher wages
than the outside firms.
Another conference VIII De held soon. and u is
proba bic that recognition VIII De given 20 Or
ganized labor by the League FOR the hfst time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
MRS. BEECHER VERY Low.
ACCIDENT To GOvERyOR BLACKs TRAIN.

Stamford Conn, March 6.-Mrs. Henry Ward
Beecher Is very low tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

OVERDUE STEAMERS ARR[TING.
Several storm-tossed ocean steamships arrived az
This port Yesterday which were several days over
due and about which some little anxiety was Eel,
m accoun, OF the weather which incoming vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays RECORD AND 7o-DAvs 7oapca,.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DATs ToaccAR
-. barometer -sPt.y o-e- re o+-t-s vr.Sy
sn1 u Sorrhe-n srs;-s sss, = f-s &ss~s - -
,alie- slowly during re 1sy Roxy Nh si.1s
az Scr.-Tss-- - a-sz n, rC1 1-es---. coTe3
TIE -sx.9-s O. tie R5cky No-atz-s 80 sz--=s~
t@!-r UNUSUALLY ngh .r--1 =, IzErs--s Fsr.J
va. = yo-,z-s s-1 &; "a relatively lo7 oTs- - o-s
r,s.sz. -sgsc- arr cs-t-s. Ps-..c casr.- n ;
cec.e4ly Older ever re axe rsz.1l a.. --s-S os->
var! - -. Es., Cal. s;s.es s-1 sra,lT ec-@- -
Atlantic Gas, from Nsz-E-zs,t sy1,hTs-t :, Trsa
Ire weather hzs tee, generally ar - cs-f- MN
az. ire So-,.sr- s-z,ss shower. az ssrc-s. -
Nz-yia-t sou-avz-t FIo-s-s az s,-rz ,.s O..
=. yes-as- --sty io-a-h; = 80 s-zet ?, ;ae NJ
sui All r;pe- n-zsppi va.ieys az s-;h ?. xa'y.
la. N. "a -z--z - TIE Gu. L'cs' r-sss ~
-s-or.e. from Dzk5tzs. Sehrsssa w. as(
Mo-ts-s TIE i-ticstsons hat re 7@at.e- ~ b
generally fair s,t -oltsr - Atsr;c c,es, ,of q
vt--ts and W. - cs..ly -ic-1y ss-- - are -
s1-7. s7uinwsrs g ~ CT, states Locsi s-1~s N
PROBABLY prevail IL tie SssthTes' va s.5Tiy ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
BOARD AND ROOMS.

>~o~-o~o.N-o.o~~~->~-~-J -O---~o~DooSo~Oo~/0NNo~~
- 4TH-AVE.. opposite Wsnamaksr =
sunny. large. .mai. rooms; FTencn'
Spanish table. table board. t.ans!erts.
D3D- 81. 1876 WEST. vii be vacated the
18th. desirable roorls. sns table. home
surround rss.
l2JTH-ST.. III WEST. sunny. large and
small rooms: CONVEX iences 81 good nome.
hounti.ul table. table board. summer
prices.
I5gI WFsT 18TH sT.-Iarge and snall
rooms. With hrst-class board for one Or
two gentlemen. reasonable.
asa WEST 18TH sT.-Nice from, room,
private family respectable man. bard
n, without. Moderate Miss 81. MOOR
MICK
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REAL ESTATE To LET.

Country.
At BLOOMFIELD, y. y, or st,on1S
5O-goOt lots. TWO new modern SrC
houses: sewer connection. tAtn, h.ns..
ga. furnace double foors fer ruSs. -
$3.50; sell 81 900. only $40 cash rs-,unS
two new T-room houses. tots SfSiS -
city water. cemeniet cellar; rent SID -
5000. sioo cash down. NATHAN XIV
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CAsT-OFF CLOTHING.

ASToSIsHiNGLY high prices paid for
ladies'. gentlemen's and childrens nne
cast ton wearing apparel. furs. Jewelry
0fh-Ave
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

CETATLED FCEl-Asl FDH .-'--A''
Pr Ssx-EaTiant a.. Eastern Ss~-Ft-z, gs---t-y ~
az ooi.s-- no--he.iy 20 ezs;e-y -;--s.
Fo- Eastern Pennsylvania SsT-Js-s>y a.: rs.swsA
cloudy followed by far. ce.ssr ao-hessts-.y vf-ci
r- he Dts.-!c, Q. Columbia ar Msryis--. s-,res
re early no-l.s BIT generally fair cur-r 20 eaE
co!ser: ro--nezs-srly vilt.-
winds 49, -. ..
~ Western Pensyvzn.s. generally FAR, cc-s9
eoutaera portion: ezs,sriy ~tIts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

rss,s-.k IN rsds,s-r.sa.r az! B'oIh AZ IT,
Es4u4r-A. = sh-lion-
The BASKETBALL game 5@twse1 81 Georges team
49, .re cam from the =. Adams Athlete CLUB
va vs'k5ver or ne frs--narnsd team. Ire
sc3re IN the fist nait was "a 70 n favor o, the =
Cea-ge cam The score vas not KEEP; IN ne other
haif 81 ne "a NJ.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.


-~~'~c~~~~->~>~~~~,~>>~~~
Country.
FURNISHED of-r0om houss aS
pavilion. 50 bath ho1ses. :. niles: -
and rail- ~ Ess; Sist-st.
COsEY Connection, seashcre reso-. ~
tired people. three t-rn.sz-. eot.A-5;
moderate rent. broad piazzas trees. ssaeA
bathing. boating. circulars. Prof. SOEIE'
ROP. Brooklyn Polytechnic.
AT BABYLON & WEST IsLIP. I. J., 70
LET.-FurnisheG cottages 81 rres
properly .or sale. catalogue. JEREMIAH
ROBBINS. Babylon. L. !.
A NEATLY furnished i6--ooSs hcuse: 81.
CANT light Offices; some income. ~
$500. DALEY. Isl East 3Is,-st
FURNISHED oot,ages FOR SUMNER 20 ret
lakes farms. send FOR PlciurcecS
Boonton =. J. CAHILL. Rconioi- y. =
FOR RENT. A special hArgal. a hl,S-
s5n,.iy furnished cottage o. i5t-A-3-s~
rear the Beach: $500 soT Season 49,
/ @. ADAMS & co. Atlantic c'y. y
FOR RENT-Ia one Of tire eno.e--, sccS
lions IN Chelsea. a newly aii hancsos
" furnished cottage near TIE esaes.
bedrooms. $500 for long season. ~.
shor, season. Address 7 g. ADAMS
co. Atlantis City. y. J.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. -su ees ss' -
wood and Iron working mssn'n - -
Changed. GEORGE n EDDY.
son-st.
BENZ. = KELLEY 4 SONS PvMn,cu
driven by belt il the MOST - o.
ICAL way 10 feed Q steam n'J NJ
Feed Water Heater will save 100 -.
ana boiler repairs. for pAIti.uSnS y
consult BENZ. = KELLEY ~ -
Lib~rty-st.. New-York makes HGnnD
ryman anc standard Feed VAT D.
and the Economical ues~'
Plunger Pump. =:
ENGINES. boilers, pumps, e' sak =
mart OF store 90 let. divid~1 vou(o1B
ants. Examine and see y"
BlGELOw. Is Dey-st. -
LAUNDRY MAcHlNERY.--co $1,000
Ats FOR hand and stss"
DALEY 4 SON. 30 Vese,-s'.. - =
STAR GAS and gasoline sn, INA 49,
manufacturers: eccncmeSi STAR -
ru, IN on trial: easy iefms ASay.
ENGINE co. s26 West bIo~--->- -
WHITE 9 MIppLsToN g. s sieS -
the standard: examine uxreac q
vcrkma nship: material. NUM- cfhN.
sr.,ces. and YOU will have y ~, -
x,nes Tor electric ilshsins III
l07 ubsSty-se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
REAL ESTATE FOR sALE

REAL ESTATE FOX >Abss
>,,>>>y.->.~>>>>~c~>~~~ ~'-)oS-~N~N>>~ss~~
City.
sns WEST SSTH sT.-ror sale o. -
Reasonable: sso2). good order: go
s,on immediately. brownstcne panuy -
tension. Inquire within.
Country.
FOR SALE-One q the most st.S
cottages IN Atlantic Cisy. 2r ya1o ~.
ocean in centre o, popular cottage 49,.
lot 4.i,xi6S. compete stable
house contains 10 rooms, completely x
nishsd: has electric hsais. eieetre ~
si M. f,r sale FOR Si0. 500. easy 49,
Address /. q. ADAMS & CO. A.
city. y. J.
FARMS OF various Sizes ana vs,.sAv
slrsbly located in states o. ~ 80
arc N-w-Jersey. will be -old At ios
.ud upon very easy terms, iais -
usual opportunity to secure a nsr,rses1
further particulars. parties ME- ~ "a -
please address MoRTCACEE. j.
ilt S.w-logs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

Y was announced that the city Club would meet
Las. evening 20 listen 70 report relative 70 the pun
chase Of 4 new clubhouse A. the request o: ~
Gorrnitfee OF Removal. aoHevsr, The meeting was
Indefinitely postponed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

pDsl9onts Of the upper West Side o. the city are
n hold a rnass-meeting tomorrow evening az No
l7sg Arnsterdsrn-ave. at which they say they pro-
pose in urrnisiakable language % maxi II plain
be,fHr transit facilities. for which they have be-
within.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-05-29
A CASE IN EQUITY.
BY FRANCIS LYNDE.


Il wouIdna be too preccese ABBOTT
the exact sum, Master Thorn
dyke" was Duncan's parting injunc-
ton. "Feefty thousand dollars is a
fearful deal o money to ding cot at ane
clatter."
ave been thinking that over since
we spoke of it." rejoined Philip, "and
I've changed my mind. They'll pay a
hundred thousand, or go to Jail"
Protheroe laughed heartily at Dun
cans dumb show of amazement when
they were out Of hearing. 81 hope
you'll win" he said. do you want me
to go with your"
mo; l fancy Lean manage them bet
ter alone; but I'm much obliged. I'd
be glad to have you with me afterward,
though. I imagine Sharpless will be in
al assassinating mood if do win"
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-05-29

y ~
a home or wish to invest your
money.
A Bargain,
For the best market garden farm in
the County apply to the Dixie Real
Estate at the TINES office. About
* miles from Maryville. 100 acres,
76 clear and "a in timber, pine and
oak. IS acres in oak alone. All
under good fence.
Good dwelling, two cellars, good
barns and other outbuildings. One acre
in strawberries, one in raspberries.
Corn averaged 80 bu. to acre and
wheel 16. Fine fruits, excellent gar
den, good water. One of the best
locations in the county.
If you wish to enjoy country life
and at the same time be near the
convenlences of life here is your
chance. 50 acres of as level land as
there is in the country. Good soil
for gardening and raising small fruit.
Already has a nice stand of small
fruit and near 100 fruit trees of vari-
Gus kinds all bearing. All under Gull
tivation but IL acres of good oak
timber. All under good fence.
Four room house. New frame barn
24x36xI4. Just 21a miles from
Court House. School house so near
children can eat dinner at home.
Also close to college. Reason fol
selling owner wants larger farm.
Easy terms will be given ihe pur
chaser. For sale or trade.