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Mrs. and James Smith, % Temple avenue, boy.
Annie and Martin Nelson, 500 Eugene street,
boy.
emma and Mr.. Hepler, 214 North Capitol ave-
nue, girl.
Marie and Christian Huhlenholz 1927 Massa-
chusettS avenue, girl.
Emma and Wilhelm Childers, Rinkholm ave-
nue., girl.
nue., boy.
Florence and William Duncan, 17S Sheffield ave
nue., boy.
Ella and George Kessler WAYNE township. girl.
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Building Permits.

William schoppenhorst, frame house. Alabama
and Fourteenth street. $1,000
Equitable Savings and Loan Association, addi-
tion, 253 Lincoln lane s225.
A. J. ClnglSr, house, Patterson street, $50.
H. f. Vance, repairs, 2sO2 North Meridian
street. $1,000
Holt Ice and Cold Storage Company, addition,
32S West North street, $1,000.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 9.-Cotton easier; sales
$500 bales; ordinary. 4&c; good ordinary 4,;s
low mddling. l5-16c: mddling; 5Ac; good mn n-
ding SIC: middling fair, 15-l6c receipts, lz6I
bales; stock 36G, 296 bales.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 9-Cotton steady; middling
SIC; receipts, 4,s29 bales; shipments, 1851 bales
stock, 1877, S15 bales; sales. 1900 bales
NEW YORK Dec. 9.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding uplands. 57sc; middling gulf, 61sc.
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At the Intelligence Office.


First Domestic-Luk out fer that wan If
she wants { hire yez.
Second Domestic-Fer phwhy?
First Domestic-Well, Dim suspicious av
tn family. Oh whit L take tn place wan
day, an they have a motto in tn kitchen
r'adin, God Help Our Cook"
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MetnIs.

NEW YORK, Dec s.-Pig iron warrants. Sc 70
@6S0 Lake copper, 10 871lGJ11c Tin dull at 1885
GiS' Zoe. Spelter quiet at S95Q4.05c. Lead barely
steady at 3.65GS.7Oc; brokers, S.50c.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 9-Lead firm at $500 bid.
Spelter nominally 3.75QS7714c.
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oils.

OIL CITY, Dec. 9-credit balances, &C. s5c; Ger;
offered at CSC; cash offered at &C., shipments,
&c. 147 brls; runs, $3.50 brls.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 9.-spirits of turpentine
firm at 29a m30Ac. Rosin du / at $1.15@1.20 Crude
turpentine steady at S1.4O@1.9O Tar steady at
$.05
SAVANNAH, Dec. 9.-Spirits of turpentine firm
at 30lbc sales 54S brls receipts. 10O9 brls. RoSln
firm sales 2S46 brls receipts, 4,OOS brls
CHARLESTON. Dec 9.-Spirits of turpentne
firm at 30c: sales Rosn firm and I'M
changed; sales none.
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Butter. Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, Dec .-Butter-Receipts, 1888
packages; Market steady; Western creamery lao
CENTS 5'4S packages Market firm; large white.
September sk@sc small white septemI ee1ore so
September 9@9Ac; Il .ge late made, 7l3@1%c;
small late made SA@SzG ight sims s13l S gle
Receipts 3,S4S packages. Market steady; State
and Pennsylvania, 21Q25c; Western 2l@24c.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 9.-Butter weaker;
creamery 1S020c; dairy 13015c. Eggs-The feel
ing is weak owing to heavier receipts and warmer
weather. The demand is fairly liberal and prices
are unchanged: fresh candled Missouri and Kan
sas stock, 1S1kc, cases returned; storage, n@lSc
loss off, included.
CHICAGO Dec 9.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market steady; creamery
15M23c dairy, 12@1Sc. Cheese quiet at SQSl2c.
Eggs firm fresh, 20c
PHILADELPHIA Dec 9.-Butser firm; fancy
Western creamery, FAC Eggs were 1c lower; fresh
near by, 23c; fresh Western, &c. Cheese steady
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Robert H. Haynes. seventy-six years, 1910 Spann
avenue, Brfght's disease.
Nancy Chambers, hfty-eght years, Tuxedo
Park, asctes.
Infant Storms, 1910 Fletcher avenue stborn.
George B. Thomas, Bloyd avenue, pneumonia
Infant Pearson, two weeks, 1877 East Seven
teenth street, smothered.
Otis Morris, two years, 1916 Martindale avenue,
pneumonia.
John Devine, ffty-eght years. 1915 Northwest
ern avenue, uraemic intoxication.
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four hours ending at 5 ?. m. Dec. 0. 1897. as
furnished by Theo. Stein, abstracter of titles,
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets In
dianapoIis. Suite 229. first Office floor, The
Lemcke. Telephone 1860:
John Granting to Charles C. Dammeyer
et al, Lot f59 and part of Lot 460,
Fletcher ct ais subdivision of Outlets
Acme Savings and Loan Association to
Michael Finn, Lot 81, Block 9, Olleman
ct ais Belmont addition. 5000
Jasper n. Heath TO Fred H. Hartng, Lot
vile 100000
same lot ..eDel. 100000
Lot 49, Keystone Park addition l-se 10000
Lewis A. Langdon TO Thomas J. Hamil-
street addition 5000
Henry E. Shepherd to John w. Trulock
Side addition ''' .,i.e... ....'. 10000
John w 1rulock 10 Henry Z. Shepherd
and wife, Lot $40, McCarty's twelfth
West Side addition OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10000
Mary V. Hammond (admnstratrix) to
lot $50 ........... r... sos5
Transfers, 2; consideration. SIP, 2SO. IS
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Scarce and Quiet-HOgs Active
md Strnnw-Sheen StenGY.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 9.--Cattle-Receipts. 300;
SHIPMENTS light There were but few fresh ar
rivals The market was quiet with but few sales
at mean prices on steers
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VITAL STATlSTlCS-DEC. 9.

lus. c. F. r. WAPPENHANS;
Local Forecast Official.
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Marriage Licens'


William binder and Mamie Payne.
Andrew Birk and Mamie l.. Shock.
Jacob keerdorf and Frederick Haebel.
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Local OBSERVATIONS weanesdav.

Bar. Their. R.H. Wind. Weather Pre-
a. M. 5000 As 9S South Foggy 600
z p. 06 60 rs South Cloudy 900
Maximum temperature, 81; minimum tenn
perature 43.
Following is a comparative statement of
the temperature and precipitation on Dec 9:
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at ST. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS Dec s.-Flour higher but quiet;
2ss s medu@@ 5ssaf5t' whsas higher
&c .or December, 1skc for May and sc for July
nSDcsd este eoned en e ana with
OpsHed at aa S sveS Of and sold
up to 81. The advance in Chicago caused some
to coVeT T TSns WITH S0G good e demand that
developed started the price upward ana II 5nr tPs
Sgur re- Spot ' st Strong s and higher; NO cas
elevator. tlO2; track. SOLO; December siO2 bid;
bid; No hard. cash, SO@sOc. Corn--Futures
closed fractions higher than yesterday after ns5 c
bid; December. 24ssc bid; January 24lsc bid; May.
e eg NO cash. eevator AM 2Ac BID track &c;
No white 2g24c December E5se pd biSi;e sr
ST. 40. Bran firm: sacked would have sold at sec,
stasF tbs s tmo GE cas-! nay butter quiet
creamery 1s1@2a1$e dairy, id@19e Eggs steady sdy
bag bagging unchanged Pork unchanged; STANDARD
aa Sb6ps $50 lard hfser p ots extra
short-clear. $4S7l9@5 ribs, s5S512qS.So; shorts
SS@S; extra short-ciear, As7z@45O: ribs, s457s
G5. Receipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat 3d. coo bu;
5000 brls wheat 5000 bu; corn, 1OS OOO oats, 2Ow
S s4pof aa ans DT a
Wheat strong; spot and month 99sg99Ac; MAY
1 P 5a expop b1 soafheln wheat
sample, 9icQS1; Southern wheat on grade, S4Ag
s2c;, December, new or old S2aSSAc; steamer @dne
Southern white corn 3OQS4c; Southern yellow, 81
QS4c. Oats firm; No. white 29l4Q3oc; NO. 2
Rye armer; No. 2 nearby 51Ac bid: NO c,e 2
Hay steady: choice timothy, $1S. Grain freights
quiet and unchanged. Butter firm and unchanged
Eggs and cheese steady and unchanged
LIVERPOOL, Dec. CLAIMS Shortcut IA to 10
lbs steady at 32s. Bacon-Short-ribs duh at sos
Lard-Prtne Western steady at rs 80. Mhe aatd
Spot No. l red Northern spring, steady at rs 'z2d
Corn-Spot American mixed, quiet at IS ID; De
cernber quiet at IS 17sd: Januarr ulet at IS 1Ad;
February quiet at IS I'D
CINC1NNATI Dec s.Flour dull. c Wheat at,,d af
No. mixed, 1880. oats strong; NO. mixed, &c;
Rye steady; NO. 2, 46i9c. Lard active at Al5ea
APO Bulk meats dull at $780, Bacon easy at
$3.50. Whisky steady. Sugar quiet and steady.
Eggs quiet at tic. Cheese steady.
TOLEDO Dec. 9-Wheat active and higher;
No. q cash and December. &c; May, 94S4c. Corn
active and firm; No. mixed, 2612c Oats dull,
but steady; No. mixed 22c. Rye unchanged:
No. 2 cash, 47c Glover seed active and lower;
prime cash and December, $40
DETROIT, Dec 0.-Wheat-No / white. 91c;
No 2 red 92c; May, 9S%c. Corn-No. mixed,
Csc. Oats-No white, 24%c. Rye-No. 2. 47c.
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REAL-ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Nine Transfers, with n Total Consid-
GRAFTON of gI2,23O.35.

Instruments filed for record in the recorder 5
ONCE OF Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
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Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, S0O shipments light
But little doing for want Of good stock. The
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ans-sugar-cured, IS to 20 lbs average, SAG
CSC: 10 lbs average. 10h@l0$c; block hams. $40
&c; all first grades; seconds, 12c less
Breakfast Bacon--Clear frsts, lOlsQ1lc; seconds.
eAc.
1sard-K ettle-rendered, in tierceS, Csc; pure
lard, 5Ssc.
shoulders-l6 lbs average. &c; II to IA lbs av-
PiciIed Porh-Bean pork. clear, per brl. 200 lbs,
Bacon-Ciear Sides 40 to so lbs average, 6ikc;
so to 40 lbs average, 6S4c; 20 TO 80 lbs average,
TIC: bellies Is lbs average 64c; II to is lbs av-
erage csc; IA to 10 lbs average 71sc Clear backs,
is to % lbs average. 6hc; 10 to IA lbs average,
CSC; to 9 lbs average, &c. In dry salt, 1sc
less.
Clover-Choice, reclaimed 60 lbs, $2.6OG2.75;
prime So 65@S: English. choice, $2650i2S0; alsi<e.
choice S5a5.50; alfalfa. choice, $4,000 80: crimson
l6O: strictly prime, $l.5G01.60; fancy Kentucky,
Il lbs sal %: extra clean. coarse; orchard
grass extra, S175Ml.90: red top choice, Sec@$1 40
English bluegrass "A lbs. H.l5Q175.
Window Glass.
Price per box of 50 square feet. Discount 60.
SKIS 70 10xi5-Single: IA. 81; y. $3.50; Il, $6.25:
c, Sc. Double: "A. $3.50 A., $3.50; 3. SS.25;
sZ25; B. 81. Double: IA. slO.75; A. s9.25; B..
iSx2O and 2ox2o to 2oxsO-sngle: IA. slO.5O; A.,
$500 b. 49,. Double: "A. $14; a. s12.75: b, S12.
ss25 Double: IA, si5.25; A, $is.75; B. sizes.
26x2S TO 24x36-Single: IA, Sl2; A., 5000; B.,
2exs4 to 2Sxs2 and s6xsO to 2ex44-SingIe: AA,
SIZE. 4. sll.5i B. slO.25. Double; IA. sl7'25;
2sx4s to s6xs6-sincle: AA. SIS: A. $3.50; b.
S12. Double: IA, Sl9.75; A, SIS; b, SIG.
Double: AA. SEATS; A. s21.25: B. $40.
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GLOOMY WEATHER TO-DAY.

Transfers, 2; ,2sO.a5
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-02-19

Chicago, Feb. 15.-Senator-elect Will.
lam E. Mason was overcome from ner-
vous excitement Saturday Afternoon
while engaged in conversation in his
rarlor. The senator was standing al
the time. Without any warning he be-
gan to reel and sank to the floor I'M
conscious. He remained in this con-
cition until after the arrival of physi
clan. According to DR.. Gray, Mr..
Mason's temporary collapse was due to
the nervous strain under which he has
been laboring but the doctor hopes that
the results will not be serious. The
senator must, however, give up all
thought of matters connected with his
legislative office for the present.
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LAST ROLL CALL
General D. NJ Couch Dies at
Norwalk, Conn.

Served with pstimcti"n In Both Mexican
Governor of Ma-sachusrtts spent Last
Years In Retirement.
South NorwRk, Conn, Feb. 13.-Gen-
eral D N. Couch the famous veteran
soldier, died at his home on Isaacs
street late last night, after protracted
illness. His death was not unexpected,
as, for the past few days, his condition
was critical and it was known that the
end was near. Funeral services will
be held from St Paul church, Norwalk,
Monday, and later the remains will be
taken to Taunton Mass, for interment
Wednesday, previous to which there will
be services hell at ST. Thomas church
in that city.
Darius Nash Couch was born in South
east, Putnam county, N. Y, July %,
1922. He was graduated at the United
States Military academy in 1916, and as
signed to the Fourth artillery, with
which he served in the Mexican war,
gaining the brevet of first lieutenant
Feb. 20, 1847, for gallant conduct at
Buena Vista. He received his full COM
mission on Dec. a, served against the
Seminoles in 1849-50 and in 1858, when,
Oh leave of absence, he made an explor
ing expedition into Mexico.
Lieutenant Couch wrote an account of
this expedition, entitled Notes of
Travel" but it is still in manuscript. He
resigned on April 30, 1856, was a mer-
chant in New York city in 1855-57 and
engaged in manufacturing at Noroton
Mass, from 1858 until June IL, 1861, when
he became colonel of the Seventh Mas.
sachusetts volunteers.
He was made brigadier general of vol
unteers in August, his commission dat
ing from May II, and on the reorganiza-
ton of the Army of the Potomac was
assigned a division in General Keyes'
corps, with which he distinguished him
self at Fair Oaks, Williamsburg, and
Malvern Hill. He was promoted to ma
jor general on July 4, 1862, commanded
a division in the retreat from Manassas
TO Washington, Aug. 80 to Sept. 2. and
took part in the battle of Antetam, in
Franklin'S corps. He was soon after
ward in command of the Second Army
corps, and took prominent part in
Furnishes operations at Fredericksburg
and Hooker's at Charlottesville
From June II, 1862 to Dec. l, 1864, Cen
eral Couch commanded the department
of the Susquehanna, and was engaged
in organizing the Pennsylvania militia
to resist Lees invasion of July, 1868. He
was at the head of the second division
of the TWenty-third army corps from
December 1854 to May, 1865; was at the
battle of Nashville, and took part in the
operations in North Carolina in Feb
ruary 1865, to effect a junction with
Schofield.
General Couch resigned on May %
1865 and was the unsuccessful Demo-
cratic candidate for governor of Mas
sachusetts. He was collector of the port
of Boston from Oct. l, 1866, to March A.
1867 when the failure of the senate to
confirm his appointment forced him to
Vacate the office. He became president
of Virginian mining and manufac-
turing company in 1867, but subsequent
ly moved to Norwalk; was quartermas-
ter general of the state of Connecticut
in 1S77-7S and adjutant general in 1884.
He has lived in retirement since then.
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Republicans Not In 1t.

Topeka, Feb. 13.-Speaker Street
caused CONSERVATION in the house yes
tcrday by repeatedly refusing to recog-
nize members of the Republican party
who arose to present bills. Populists
on the other hand, were readily recog-
nized, and bill after bill introduced by
them was passed by strict party vote
without debate. This state of affairs
came about through the Republicans
having adopted filibustering tactics and
blockading work for the past week.
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Ranks Thinning Ont

Lynn, Mass, Feb. 15.-General Lander
Post No. 8, G. A. r., held a memorial ser
vice at Lynn theatre last evening in
honor of it's dead comrades, Rev
George W. Osgood delivering the ad-
dress. Twenty-seven members of the
post have died during the past year
The Sons of Veterans, Woman's Relief
corps and members of the city council
we're Dresent
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VIII BE Parkhnrst,s As.istnnt

Buffalo, Feb. Is. = Rev. Edward
Hunting Rudd, late of the Presbyterian
church at Albion, has been called to the
assistant pastorate of DIR. Parkhurst's
church in New York city. Mr.. Rudd
was born at Sag Harbor, L. l., 3S years
ago. He was graduated from Princeton
I'm 1888, and from the Princeton Theo-
logical seminary in 1887.
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Charged with EmbezzIement

West Chester, Pa, Feb. 15.-Ex Con-
gresham Smedley Darlington has been
arrested on a charge of embezzlement,
arising from the financial troubles of the
West Chester Guarantee Trust and Safe
Deposit company, of which he was presi-
dent before the recent appointment of
receivers. Mr.. Darlington declares thai
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senator George Goes south.

washington, Feb. Ex-senator George
of Mississippi has recovered sufficiently
to be taken to his Mississippi home,
where it is hoped climatic and other m
fuences will hasten his convalescence.
Accompanied by his two sons his
daughter, son-in-law and a trained
nurse. he left in a special car yesterday.
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Even
Wash-tubs Shrink

from using cheap, adulter-
ated laundry soap. Just look
at your hands, too, = all
eaten and sore.
Why do yen do IT.?
Welcome Soap free from
corrosive alkali-is pure soap
and only soap. 1t washes
clothes clean, but never rots
them. 1t leaves things pure
because it is pure itself.
Don't be Aum6ugged into
believing prizes and low
prices pay for rotten clothes
or poisoned hands, but insist
on having the standard
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Massachusetts, BENEFIT solvent

Boston, Feb. 13.-The commission APP
pointed to investigate the affairs of the
Massachusetts Benefit Life association
has reported to the governor that the as
ISOLATION is solvent and that the appoint
ment of a receiver would be disastrous.
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Iraebers.


nR. W. c. NOVEL; Private Tutor.-June ana Sep
- TENDER examinations and school Arrange
ments made ". Address III East S2d-st.
DRIvATE TUTOR Everett, Stone Yale). 66i Fifth
i ave. ~ y. Twelve years experience In preparing
boys Tor college.
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Infurnshed 500 $1,000 per year. All improvements
Express rains fifty minutes.
Hicks BROTHERS. Offices. opposite station. Sum
mil and II Broadway. New York
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FURNISHED Apartments 90 Get.

y ~ LII.
A y ELEGANT APARTMENT In the Seminole 's1h-st
n and boulevard sublet for four months from Juno
Is 1897 Electric lights; hall and elevator service sac
rince to small reliable Apply 44S Amsterdam
ave. HENRY II. DREYER.
JNULLY FURNIsaED corner apartment, seven outside
Il rooms and bath (for summer months, seventh noor,
facing Park very cool: elevator hall service Rent mod
crate GREENE. No. $50 Park Ave. Cor I'D St.
A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Trb-
"A une their Uptown Office. No l,242 Broad
way. ID door north OF 3ls,st. until o'clock p m ad.
received the following branch offices at
regular once rates until O'clock p M w. "a sth-
Gth-ave and ST. Jag Columbus near West Goth
ST 100 42l-st. 8thave. o2 East l4th-st 5I
West 42d-st 7th and sth lj9 East 4Ith
st.; s3s sd-ave.. beneen 10th and nth sts 1920 3D.
nye near Clst-s 70S ls-ave, near s9thst.: go I'd
ave- near 4ist st; s54 sd-ave 21o Bleeckerst;; s2s
Repcker-s, 290S 3d-ave: 240 East I9ths 1921 I'd
ave: 2662 3dave @ Amsterdam 4o2 West t2d-s,
gth-ave Il52 2d-aye near e1thst 2O4 East seth St:
iG20 broadway: 5G3 81 ave: 129 sthave I31s 2dave
753 9th ave. Harlem Offices: 2Ool 3dave.. near
ilsth-st.; 1856 East 125th-st nesr 3D. 2i3 West
12Jt-st, sth 800 West 1+5th-st At
the brooklyn Orces 89I Fulton-s 726 FNiton-st; G3
Court-s: 49 Broadway. f. D.: 153 Broadway. y. D.;
1.1S2 Mvrte-ave. near broadway
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rIyo RENT-Fine house: II rooms. Jamaica-ave Flash
J. ing perfect order. fine Views aud grounds III. G
HowI:LLs Flushing.
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wi Of IA rooms. with all Improvements. including
and cold water throughout; In nTGt-cass
exten.iye beautiful grounds. barn. pgeoncote and hem
nerv situation fine Ernnf view one Of the most desirable
inca,iors in town always cool: five minutes walk
ReIeve-ave station. For particulars address Box 49,
J'pper MOnclair.
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NO o. WEST 18TH ST.. COR. COLUMBUS AVE,
Finest and complete house in the city. ALSO
LUTEI.Y FIREPROOF: three elevators with all-night
seryce: electric light and steam heat free: no extra
charges; all sides not dark room or c'oset III
the house furnished suites - -. ,,-,,,,.-,
FIRST CLASS FRsN II RESTAURANT On IHEMlSi.S.
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THROUGHOUT EUROPE

will find The Tribune on nis a, Leading Hotels and
abroad should consult the European advertisements which
appear every sunday. Wednesday and Saturday. Only
,ele = and reliable announcements published You
avoid much and dssasfacton caused by many
OF the s,-caled Guide Books Our London once Is
Feetst T.. c. is open all Tribune readers. business
or pleasure. Il doesn't matter The welcome Is the same
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E'lsHER'S 1STAND.-Atlantic Ocean near New London
Conn,-Cottage II rooms. all convenisncss: central
ana hgh location: hotel extensive water view mar
ticulars photographs. etc. JAMES IT, LYLEs 1856 I5er.
ty-st. New-York. ~ '
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Brooklnn 11ropertn Go Get.

si,c ~ 90 So,,r,.
vi streets with fountains): rooms furnace handsome
decorations $50 and $3S; for Inspection 10 s.
HAVII,AND q; SONS. corner Fuon-st. and Grand-ave.
Brooklyn.
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Couuirp llropcrin for Sale or Go Get.

JsLIP AND BAY SHc RE
To let and for sale. all
cottages al all prices. send
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NORWOOD PARK,

| LONG BRANCH, y. j.
| few cottages now for Of 1907. For
| particrlars address B T. GooDsPEED. "a 20 vande-
| water street, y. !.
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CORNER FLATS.
No. 3l7 w. l2lst ST. & $40 & 5I2 Manhattan Ave.

Very desirable fats and bath, eteam heat all
good and ready for occupancy rooms light neigh
70 Jantor TO J. c. HULL JR. Agent, at premises
daily from 9:l5 TO 1913 A. NJ Office. 175 "a Ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

ENCRNisHED COTTAGE, to rent for the summer q,
Il Water Mile l.. l., adjacent residences OF Mr. AL
bert Best and the subscriber modern has 10 rooms ba,h
stationary tubs &C. excellent water supply high gronds
large frontage on MecOx Bay excellent boating
ing ana Ine drives near station telegraph and telephone
rent $3.50 including care OF grounds photographs and
particulars al owners, THOMAS II. BALL.
G2 West 23d-st. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

co; railroad station on the farm - acres In meadow
acres in rye In potatoes, - for wnter
I.Tn mas stable 100 head engine and boiler complete
ali farming tools horses and everything for
or more years. Address T. r., Boa . Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
Couutrp Doara h)anteo.

4 GENTLEMAN and his wife. a;one want high-cia y
a board in a private family for the summer month,
within an hour Of York inland preferred. where
other boarders are taken Private table paror and ars
bedroom. Liberal terms for quiet refined home
erences required. Address J. 7. H.. p o. Box ESQ
" Y. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
At Beautiful New Rochelle.
SUMMIT, M. y.

Dainty cottage station. rooms and bath, all i'm
movements best hbors healthy location. rent $50 per
nonfh Address DAINTY. Box ]. Tribune Ohce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

O,END FOR ORR RENTAL CATALOGUE Of property on
- iineson Harlem and New-laYen Railroads Inclose
..rt stamp FOR postage WIZ. H. HOYT g. Co. .
t-onde,bllt- ave. opp. Grand Central Depot.