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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03
SATURDAY. JULY 3, 1897.
To-DAY's MEETINGS AND EVENTS

Gray Eagle Tribe. 1. o. r. NJ Central
Hall.
Manatoka Tribe, !. o. r. NJ, Odd-Fel-
lows Hall
Monroe Lodge. Golden Shore, Gatewood
Hall.
Company G. First Regiment. Armory.
Richmond Lodge. l. a. OF NJ, Eagle Han.
Richmond Assembly II. S. of q. f.,
CorcOran Hall
Good win Council. Jr. o. L. A. NJ, odd
Fellows Hall.
Masonic Lecturer Glass. Gatewoods Hail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

She passed the busy pave along,
With an effected grace.
While I. amid the wid,-eyed throne.
Swept by her painted face.
But. through her eyes like ASKING coal.
O'erarched with smiling art
i saw the dust upon her soul
And the mould upon her heart.
New York Press.
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Few Remarks.

There are 10000 words in the English
language. and most Of them were used
on Sunday by woman who discovered
after coming out of church that her new
hat was adorned with a tag on which was
written. Reduced to 6s. II gid. London
VT BITS.
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but Mr.. Bryan will continue TO oec'a'e
himself the only pebble on the beach.

The New York sensational Journals are
in bad Ak. One offered 500 ana ,he
other $1,000 for the clue TO the murue''
and both are efraid to announce "s
usual, that they "have discovered the
whole thing"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03
nidn1 DOa Thing.

IF man should undertake 10 kiss you
by force" he remarked, after lowing at
her botn admiringly and thoughtfully for
some time, what would you d0?'
What could 1 do?' she returned. I'm
no Herucles."
And it is on record that she didn't do
thine.-Chicago Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

our Blmetalic Commissioners no" go
TO London. but they will find the aver
age Englshman nearer ready no" ior
chloride Of gold than any mixture they
can Offer
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Will Preach at ST. Paul's.

Rev. Hartley Carmichael, d. d.. rector
OF ST. Paurs church, will preach at his
church on tomorrow.
Or. Carmichael came back from Old
Sweet Springs. where he has been with
his family. to attend the Episcopal coun-
ell at ST. James church on last Vednes-
day,
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Respectfully,
JAMES II. HAYES,
- 80 ....s IL

Secretary, y. +. y.
Richmond. Va, June 30.
The quotation referred to is as follows:
Resolved. That while We condemn and
abhor the crime of rape so frequently
charged against the ignorant, brutal and
bestial of our race, still the lawlessness
OF the whites in the lynching of negroes
makes unsafe the life and property of
all men. and is menace to The very
foundations of our State, yet We view
with hope the humanity being shown by
the Governors OF nearly every Southern
State IN deprecating this infamy. and es-
pecidlly the course that has been taken
by His EXcelency, Charles T. OFerrall,
Governor of Virginia. and that We COM
mend the negro press. which has been
the means OF creating public sentiment
in favor Of law and order and we cas
upon the pulpit the teachers in our
schools TO raise their voices against crime
of every character, and that we pledge
ourselves through organization 20 aid in
the apprehension, trial ana conviction Of
lynchers, as well as persons guilty of the
heinous crime Of indecent assault.
1t is apparent that the design and ef-
feet Of this resolution. as of other reso-
lutions Of a similar character which we
have seen, are more in denunciation Of
lynchng, than of the crime which pro-
vokes lynching.
We would not disparage anything that
has been done in this direction, and we
commend the members OF the y. =. A.
for the resolutions which they have
adopted, and which they are now circu-
lating throughout the land.
But we must repeat that to our knowl-
edge no meeting of colored men has ever
been held for the distinct purpose Of de-
nouncing crimianl assaults. and of warm
ing members OF their race against it. We
feel sure that the intelligent and upright
members of the colored race are heartily
opposed TO this outrageous crime. but
think that they have not done themselves
justice in the action they have hitherto
taken. We would not for moment have
them given countenance 10 lynch law, for
Tho Times is as much opposed to mob
violence as 1t is possible for "a newspaper
TO be. But We insist that every action,
50 far as we have seen, which has been
taken by the colored people in this mat
ter, has been an action against lynching
rather than against the objectionable
crime which provokes il. Their resolu-
lions always begin by saying that while
they condemn criminal assault. they must
enter their protest against lynching, &c.
1t would be more TO the point IL they
should reverse the order OF their resolu-
lynchng, we enter our solemn protest
against the dastardly crime /of assault
upon women. ana urge upon the members
of our race TO discountenance it," &c.
This matter is largely in the hands Of
the colored people. and II they VIII hold
meetings and issue circulars. and by pub
lie addresses from the pulpit and from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

Testament one was published in 1853.
by Eltae Hutfery. and DO Is printed in
parallel columns in tho following LAM
guages.
Syrian. Hebrew. Greek. Latin German.
Bohemian. italian. Spanish Gae'lan Eng
fish. Danish and Polish. Tho ttlc-page
Is printed IN Latin and handsomely d.
lustrated with some very handsome enc
cravings.
Tho other edition OF the New Testament
was published in 1921 by Martin rr0st.us,
az C0ethen. Auhalt Germany j. IS
printed I'm the Latin and Syrian lan-
guages I'm parallel columns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03
The Way Out.

Clarisse-I will never marry a man who
shores in his sleep.
Chumpleieh -But-er-how-thati s-well
how can you.
Clarisse-Oh, easy; always take them
20 church with me.-New York Evening
Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

Hell suppose when the summer Is over
we shall never meet again?
She-l don't know. 1 met a man last
summer. and 1 haven't been able TO get
rid OF him s,nce.-Philadelphi North
American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

The Ohio Silver Democrats nominated
for Governor Horace l.. Chapman. who is
a coal mine owner. president OF a ma
tional' bank. and who is rated at 100000.
Money is all right when It ~ on the
right % side.
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The dress suit muddle. into which Spe-
drfted. emphasizes the great forethought
OF General Miles in having his uniform
extended.
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Weyler says Gomez IS In hiding Out
then the old man does not have to dodge
much TO hide from Weyler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

Whtelaw Reid cables: Etiquette pre-
vents me from discussing the jubilee"
and those who are inclined to soon at
etiquette may now cast boquet Tor some
of its benehcent results.
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Whenever the Bristol Courier wishes
another "Enoch Arden The Times WI"
furnish II, heading and all.
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The Bicycle Skirt.

"why do you never wear your jeweled
garter, Madge?"
ION. / don't like to be ostentatious."-
Detroit Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

Three thistle inspectors have been
appointed in Wisconsin. They should be
called down on general principles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

The Populist principles" says Tom
Watson, ARE not for sale" There is at
least no danger of working up much Of
a trust on them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

Even Tom Watson sees what a differ
ence there IS between fusing and fussng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

A Western paper says: MARY Ellen
Lease is Mary Ellen Sull. She has.
doubtless. fallen asleep somewhere.
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The New York murder mystery seens
TO be going to pieces again.
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Rare Comics Of the New Tr.tament.

There are on exhibition AZ present ZIG
the bookstore Of J. w Randolph ~ 60"
two very rare specimens Of the Ne"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

The Ohio Democrats declined to adopt
q resolution declaring for Bryan IN 1900.
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A.GREENTREE3

Goods sold as damaged are not exchaugeabe
The stock is composed of Mems Clothing, Boys Clothing
and Chldren's Clothing Mems and Boys Hats Men and
Bows furnishings The following few sample prces
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The FIRE SALEE!!

All the stock now hand, amounting to many thous-
and dollars worth be closed out Immediately The
stock. is to be sold at APO f. Broad street occupied by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

The price of The Times is two cents per
eopy and ten cents per week, delivered
within the limits OF Richmond and hPnches
or. Sunday paper three cents.
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PUBLISHED BY
TIMES BUILDING, ,,,rs
IL A - i. A-IR Ella Il y.

MANCHESTER BUREAU. III NJ LIZ
STREET.
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PETERSBURG AGENT, J. a: MA NJ
i2i POWLINGBROOK TREEI.
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WASHINGTON BUREAU. angus NC
SWEEN. MANAGER. WASi-
INCTON. -. G.
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Nervous

People often wonder why their nerves are
80 weak; why they get tired so easily;
why they start at every slight but
sudden sound; why they do not sleep
naturally; why they have frequent
headaches, indigestion and
Palpitation OF the Heart.
The explanation is simple. II is found IN
that impure blood which is contin-
ually feeding the nerves upon refuse
instead OF the elements OF strength and
vigor. In such condition opiate and
nerve compounds simply deaden and
do not cure. Hoods Sarsaparilla leeds
the nerves pure, rich. red blood; gives
natural sleep, perfect digestion, self
control, vigorous health, and il this
true remedy for all nervous troubles.
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Mems suongWo Pants we're 10 &c." Tor N%
be e 80 KneePants
s5c &c..
Mems be
agei;we TO be- f. CSC,
Mems be sold for g. o be
for 81 for
to be sold Tor ~
for 81.
Pants were be
be Sc Si $3.50 tcf
be sold o
fal for D
BlackC Suits were 10 DC sold
sold o $3.50 Re for Sc
fol s. and
Suits
to be sodf
10
10
Cheyio to D. -c'
bes Boys straw HATS che latest yacht
Se' "sto 70 DC SOFA ioF '' TOT
Ito be- oldf
3
fdren's Cassm
ldren for 81 5c
ndrenW Wash ansf for
be for be sold for s. 20, r
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THE MAILING LIST IS ONLY P PINS
ED ABOUT EVERY TN ,,>i LIS
THEREFORE. DO NOT Fl'EL nN Nn W n
IF THE DATE OPPOSITE 1O,,kr = N1T
oN TUE LITTLE PINK SLIP Is eN.S, 80
ciyANcED AS SOON AS THE BUD
scRIPTION Is RENEWED.
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Real estate.
Afal Gst2tt.
Capitalization of Manhattan Island
Choice Real Estate for Savers
and Moderate Investors.

The advertisement printed by the C@s Realty Corporation in the daily papers during
the pas week has produced apo the inveSing publcn profound impression
1t contained a reprint of the more salient features of an article printed by thu" Even
tn of the rele estate Of New York city for the purpose of Investment and speculation
1t pointed out Cer y what it deemed to be the errors relating to speculation and took
pleasure in giving Just praise to all that portion which spoke of the eo of Manhattan
Island real estate as zone Of the safest md most profitable investment nw possible to the
residents of the United States.
In passing, we deshe to state that w will lend the Evening POST article in
pamphlet form, together who our omments, to ny applicant postage prepaid.
Although the C@s Realty Corporation hasb been conducting IN Investment business
for four wears, confined e1olusveEyt to choice anhMtan Island property the exhaustive
treatment of the question In the article spokcn of vas something new to the general
public and we are receiving letters from all over the country, and many inquiries from
of this city regarding The subject.
The almost unanimous opinion of the press that Manhattan land real estate Is in
all respects the safest and most prohtab Of all Investment which are safe and the
insuch form that savers Int moderate investors may participate in il many advantagi
hsc centred public tentio upon the opaathonso of the Jas Realty Corporation.
Not only are investors of money Lterested,b tut sociobgistsa nd poltcale conomiSa
who forsoet the benefcent results which will flow from the restoration of ther real estate
ofthecf city to the mn@es of the people, hay ewriuen ad interviewed US upon the subject
and the Corporation is recdvingm many Kind words ron the great forces of morMiya and
civilization which we're not Originally considered b. Mr. Charles W. assw when founding
this instituuon upon purely financial ad Investment mes.
1t was his dea to make a financially sound ant conservative investment for the
masses OF the peopleia IN investment which required no argunent to demonstrate Es
safety, n jugghry, of words to point put its certain profits; n Investment which, might
mentw which would command OF Its face the confidence ad esUeno Of very one which
would be simple and easily understood by even the most inexperienced in financial
N investment affairs. That he hnss succeeded in romplshing thisg great purpose 10
nh Is u" a ho"henoIu worn III me MONIES u inc Pepc,
cuation of the ral estate article in the Evening POST to which we have refrel and
We cordially equest ALT those are interested in Investment matters in real eIate
TO haven n hesitation in sndng to us for copy OF the same.
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authenticated Apusfs % Eet.

A 8sToRY AND BASEMENT high-stoop house. 21o
IA East SD ST.; convenient to station; IL rooms and
bathroom, oan be seen from 10 to IL A. II. and $3.50
70 o p. NJ; reduced rent.
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WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.

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HdFnanah Times ~Ya pe %% % st .sn rood D. :ai n nnna1a, % nT .s.n %
ave heartily recommends the Srs of the Cas- inc snd. Of Manhattan? OF course nuF-Ts
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For those who are more directly interested in our W investment, we append our
regular attr of information which we send to applicants seeking particulars of our
methods of doing cuisines md the characero of our nvehment.
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best 4 2sl as. s :r%a&ssaf S ss ss s MsS' se @%sRl & p% i hs si a.1 ~Ssl.aeseaR REAL estate situated in tn
r. M@y I%9 asn thee e Realty Corporation smoothing H taxes are AlPAd by @oor
wsemPIy noa gents psI business for un institution adwe pay no ~mnaAon to any one for
No1sM sI sod except se cash. naM tina at 100 cents on the onE We wMs% accept Sa.
or other SO M@n or our Ss8n 1%yy S%am What Il Mus. m al al hm%aRR e MnnG Use , PHWnn
"F . &a h MsS&IG~ y tied sPm SG ways WHIT Ssd BY us t3Has fSs nerhom. and.
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sn S $:%s sSss $ $s@ nj IL Sss s%$s % sE Si ss s%saSsS" RH upon ON Ct Sis s"'nsn." or printed ~
CASS REALTY CORPORATION,
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.Struishea Ruums 90 Iet-Arupkly
flats mud apartments % 3et.
HOTEL ST. LOR ENZs


yeD ST. AND %ExIEaTo Az, NEW YORK. NEW
Perfect In all it's appointments; electric light, steam.
open plumbing. elevators; apartments arranged in
sui ss, with private halls
Families giving up housekeeping Will md our apart
M nts specially adapted for their convenience and
co. abort at much lower rates than usually prevail In
mr. tclass houses.
ops tarni.hed apartment, parlor. bedroom and
one with parlor, 8 bedrooms, and bathroom. 800
one with parlor. 4 bedrooms, and bathroom. e1eS
ono unfurnished apartment, Q rooms and bath. s7b
Per month.
bath, sos month.
el0 per week. adults; children 2s
CORN ST., 6oA WEsT.-8 and 4 rooms. Sa to go.
sOD ST., $40 RAST.-8 and 4 rooms, " to SIS.
LEXINGTON Av., l~456-lAJ5.-5 rooms and
bath. halls heated, cit to eel.
RoeD ST.: os Whrsr.-e rooms and BATH steam
cOLUSi8Ts AV.. asa TO oeO.-S rooms and
bath, steam heat. oe5 to $50.
nlSTh ST., ll5.l15 WEST.- rooms and bath.
heat. hot water, $40.
f05TR ST., e7S-950 " E8T.-5 rooms and bath,
steam heat. S29 to o25.
lolTH ST.. 105-l07 WEST % rooms and bath.
steam heat, hot water, $50 to S26.
n08Tli ST., 5s9 EAST rooms. e12.
Ah MAcLAY 4 DAVIES.
a. Pine ct.
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asal estate sur salt- Staten aslana

STATEH sale. three-story brick and
- frame residence. II rooms. open plumbing, do
signed colored windows, tiled hrsplac0S- electric
lghts: magnificent view Of bay, on beautiful drive, 8
minutes from st. George; troley cars from ferry
house, within 100 feet tlO,pOOi terms easy, Address
w, box 1917 sun onice.
BOC. WEEKLY.-Grsater New York city lots; nine
OU miles from Battery all improvements; free
uaksI II. b. RooME. 70 East 18th St
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FURNISHED Apusss to Eet---Cuuntrp

ITO LET-Furnished, the Enrich Cottage and grounds
i at Lower Saranac Lake. adjoining the Ampersand
Hotel. including boats and boathouse, stables, out
houses. grove, for the season. Address HENRY NOR
0ENTHAU, IS Nassau st. New York city.
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s ACRES FOR $lO0,

This property Is located high and dry, free from any
swamp land: II found otherwise after Investigation.
money refunded; It IL beautifully located within
and will be sold on terms OF % down, then 81 a month;
see about this at once. Address WIN. II. MoFFITT,
% Liberty st., New York
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8ral estate for Salf-9erafu City.
PARGAIN.-owner removing; brick house aud two
ID lots; Jersey City Heights; 10 minutes to ferries by
trolleys. OWNER, room q, l&5 Broadway, \. Y.
EoR sALE-on Jersey City Helghts, convenient to
u four ferries, all improvements In street, cellar, and
six-room cottage, piazza on front, 9l,e5O. Seven
room cellar extension house, all improvements,
o., 500: easy terms. y ESQ Randolph av.
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Real estate Scr Sale-T,rstnia.

V1RGISIA FARM Bargains, 1,9as acres, $4,000;
' 140 acres. OIL. 400: 20 acres, $50; near schools,
churches, and railroads, C. d. EPES. Nottoway. Va
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Rral estate for Sale-Cpuntry.

8ral Gstate for 8ale-Gu untry.
A POSITIVE BARGAIN.-charming residence, wttA
n stable and modern poultry house hroodeI house,
OWNER, ia Nassau ST., room $40.
RARGAlN-e7s acres, good building, two railroads.
ID aud switch on properly. also iron ore; sacrinceI
CooK. sos Broadway.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, large barn, carriage houses
" lawn. shade; = mile from d, pot; worth Si.eooI
b.. BAKER, closter. y. J.
L country residence and farm OF los acres, near
station Of East southtnston. Conn, In the county ~
abundance OF fruit OF oil kinds; housc large and i'm:
posing. containing over 20 rooms; splendid hsrHS aud
OF every drscrip1ion. including live stock. carriages
and tanning implements, worth "asly over &.,nu.i
$1,000. GEo. W. DoASE & CO.. 9o9 RroaLway,
EoR SALE oSLY.-widow orer at bargain ten.
Il room seashore residence, south side staten Island,
Louisville. Ky.
SoUTHERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., timber tracts,
- mineral lands, marble quarry factory site, g. We
ar Y "mrt,hs narSsms anu lntr rs %ppof'uA'
SOUTHERN DEVELOPMENT CO.. 10 Wall st
for Sale Of 60 Tet-Cuuatru,
AsBURY PARK. y. J.-Dcsirable furnished cottages
MIl.AN ROSS, Aslury Park. y J.
EoR SALE or to rent, two,story house, barns, ard ~
II acres Of fine land. well watcred; plenty ui run
rent all or in part. furnished or unfurnished
Fisrkin village. puctnrAs county y Y.
NADIsoN. \. Now desirable property, Tor 'A.ti
vi cay terms, $4,000 60 $4,000; rentals 3. 10
$50, Plots from so by K; 8 90 ~; I"m in,"gle'
- market. occupied for three years 10y a bUt"he'i
OPP. railroad depot. DAILY, Greenwich conn
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fOr Sale or 90 get, atsstrhester Co.

DHLHAM MASOR-Thirty minutes, New Haven
L Ralw ay; two nne houses. all improvements; ono
furnished sewer, water, gas, hlGh ground.
Y. SECOk,P Pelham Manor.
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Slats and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

C~EvEN.RooM F~LAT-Modern improvements; corner
y house; rent moderate. Apply Janltor, 1871 Wash-
ington ST.. Hoboken.
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A SACRIFICE,

AT Bergen Beach. two valuable lots facing Jamnicn
Bay. where property is booming; must be sold. ~
owner Ia leaving town, rare bargain. Address B. boz
1874 Sun ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04

After the closing of the Supplementary Atlantic
Malls named above, Rddit onal supplementary
mails arc opened on the piers OF the American.
English. French and German steamers, and TO.
main open until within ten minutes OF the hour OF
sailing of steamer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04

90 1ft.
T ARGE STORE. "a feet wide, l61 West Houston St,
IL near Mscdougal; rent, S5o; front win be altered
ALBRIGHT. IS Barrow st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04

TNo LEASE for q term OF years. at Upper Montclair,
Il N. j., attractive modern house, twelve rooms and
bath; water. gas. hardwood floors, open nreplaces,
Sci stable accommodations for three horses; cow and
chicken house; garden; about two acres OF land. For
photograph and particulars address
All. W. j., =. o. box 25ll New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04

'PRINTED MATTER, &c:-aerman steamers sailing
On p tueSHHys: ihh c fs n amI Sn.,iS SIfiS
Addressed Printed Matter, Sc, for other parts OF
Europe. White star steamers on Wednesday take
Specially Addressed Printed Matter, 80. for Eu.
rope. American. Cunard. and Freuch line steam
ere take Printed Matter, &c, for all countries for
which they Ae advertised TO carry mRi.