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The age-herald., 1898-11-11

MT. Teslas prospectuses read well, but his motors are not visible to the naked eye.
The age-herald., 1898-11-11

Nickola Tesla is trying to outdo Keeley in abstract plans.
The age-herald., 1898-11-11

MT. Quay's grip upon the plum orchard has been loosened, but not dislodged.
The age-herald., 1898-11-11

The campaign lie has gone on tour of other countries.
The age-herald., 1898-11-11

As a revenue measure political predic- tions should be taxed. offtr
The age-herald., 1898-11-11

MT. Quay has secured a Stone for use against the plum tree.
The age-herald., 1898-11-11

MT. Croker never faltered He predicted majorities up to the last hour
The age-herald., 1898-11-11

MT. Croker is being told that nothing in this world succeeds like success.
The age-herald., 1898-11-11

The capitol is safe from gas explosives until December.
The age-herald., 1898-11-11
Editor
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The age-herald., 1898-11-11

These are cold days in Georgia f. colonelS.
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which demand immediate attention. Such is the case at Wilmington, and the white men of the Old North State will be equal to the responsibilities which they have as- stunned. The negro editor who slandered the white women of North Carolina has been com pelled to flee from Wilmington to save his black hide. But wherever he turns up he wll find that his occupation of maligning his superiors will not flourish. MT. Quay of plum-tree fame still has a battle on his hand before the legislature. His senatiral term expires. next March, and his term as boss has some fractures in it.
 So sudden is the onset of war nowadays, experts think that France would not have colonly week after she goes to war with MT. John Bull.
 There is only one lesson of the election get down to hard work generally speaking and to particular work in behalf of 
 Greater Birmingham.
 Anti-annexation, says the Memphis Com mercial-Appeal in referring to It's recent election, went out in a blaze of gloom last night
 Greater Birmingham, early and late, first and last, should be our chief public duty, now that the elections are over. Mr. Platt's bucking gubernatorial broncho will now proceed to train his muscles instead of his throat. The Maria Teresa has as many lives as cat, and she swan, quite naturally. over to Cat island.
 The gas leaks are stopped in the capitol, but this is not trying month in that building.
 MT. Tesla's prospectuses read well, but his motors are not visible to the naked eye. Y. MT. Quay's grip upon the plum orchard has been loosened, but not dislodged.
  MT. Croker never faltered. He predicted majorities up to the last hour.
 ..I3 MT. Croker is being told that nothing in this world succeeds like success MT. Quay has secured Stone for use against the plum tree.
 
 As a revenue measure political predic- tions should be taxed. pfffr The campaign lie has gone on a tour of other countries.
 Nickola Tesla is trying to outdo Keeley in abstract plans
 The capitol is safe from gas explosives until December
 These are cold days in Georgia for colonels.
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uehsnt to remember the old days at the home of my maternal grandmotber Mrs. Jackson, near Florence" said Hon John J. Mitchell, the distinguished leeis- lator from Lauderdale. q was a 1O-vear- old boy before the old regime passed awav and l recall that my grandmothers great old country house was always filled with guests. She kept open house, and after the the old style, lived like the princes of inc earth. Every luxury was there every con- venience. Carriages and horses, servants everything for the comfort of the family and the visitors. Those were proud days. Mrs. Jackson lived to be S9 years old. and died only few years ago. At her death she had 1SO descendants, all proud of the noble old mother, all holding her in rev. erential esteem. She was a remarkab ble woman of the old south"
 Judge Mitchell, one of the Lauderdale representatives, will be probably the most influential member of the lower house in the coming session of the legislature" said a Tennessee valley man. 'He is really the author of what is called the back tax law; and was reelected on that issue. He can vassed his county on that question, and his people indorsed him overwhelmingly. But, however, different persons may re- gard that particular law. Judge Mitchell is one of the ablest men in public life in this state and his experience wiu be of the ut most value to the people during the ses-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
A TITLED BANKRUPT.

nurso or CREDITORS OF CHARLES GORDON
MARQUIS OF HUNTLY.
London June s-In the Bankruptcy Court to-day
too pfaoe the first meeting Of the creditors OF the
NnsQuis Of Huntly. Premier Marquis OF Scotland.
Hls debts were shown to be flss.ess 0SsS. fso and
Is assets footed up ESQ IS. so.
Charles Gordon. eleventh Marquis Of Huntly.
one of whose titles. Lord Of Gordon. dates from
before the year 14os born in 1877. and succeed
ed his father in 1868. He married Amy. the eldest
daughter OF Sir William Cunliffe-Brooks. Bart.
NJ p Of Barlow Hall Lancashire. in 1862. The
latter subsequently purchased the Huntly estates,
comprising about eighty-s!x thousand acres OF
Aberdoenshre
The nrst Earl's grandfather fell at Homildon in
1<oa the third Earl commanded the left wing at
FIodden in 1913. the fourth Earl became the most
important subject OF Scotland. but fell at Cor
richie In 1852 The NTH Earl sentenced to
DEATH but became Chancellor OF Scotland The
sixth Earl was head of the Catholics Of Scotland
and defeated the Earl OF Argyll at Glenvet. in
1894 He subsequently submitted to the King, and
became Marquis of Huntly.
The second Marquis distinguished himself as a
iSlS The fourth Marquis became fret Duke Of
Gordon and served under Turrene at Strasburs.
The present Marquis OF Huntly has been lord
IN waiting to the Queen. captain OF the Honorable
CORPS Of Gentlemen at Arms and Lord Rector or
Aberdeen University.
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DfSB4NDING THEIR ARMIES.
SINCE PEACE WAS DECLARED NICARAGUA AND
COSTA RIGA DO NOT NEED THEM.

SINCE PEACE WAS DECLARED NICARAGUA AND
COSTA RIGA DO NOT NEED THEM.
Correspondence Of the Associated Press)
Managua Nicaragua. May T.-Since the signing
Of the treaty Of peace between Nicaragua and
Costa Rica, on April Is last. aboard the United
States steamer Alert. at OF the coast Of Costa
Rica. these two States have withdrawn and dis
banded a large part of their armies These armies
had been facing each other for the last four months
on the frontier between the two countries.
President Zelaya Of Nicaragua is releasing many
Of the persons no has had imprisoned during the
last few months suspicion OF political intrigues
against the Government Others OF the political
prisoners are being tried by courtmartal. and fines
and long terms OF imprisonment being imposed
on them. In many cases. however, the President
pardons them the differences appear to be more
In the nature of political opinions and personal dis
likes than anything approaching criminal actions
usually so considered.
The Government has permitted the mercantile
house of Elesonder & Sons IN Managua. to reopen
for business. The doors OF the firm had been
sealed for several months. by order OF the Govern
ment. on the charge Of political opposition 70 the
administration and failure to pay fine or forced
loan which had been imposed on the firm.
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HooLEY PROMISES REVELATIONS.
THE LONDON PROMOTER CHARGES THE NEWS
PAPERS WITH BLACKMAIIING.

PAPERS WITH BLACKMAIi,lNG
London June 9-Ernest Terah Hooley. the Eng
llsh COMPANY promoter who applied for and on-
tanned a receiving order in bankruptcy yesterday.
in an interview published to-day promises 10 make
startling revelations regarding the extent TO which
Matchmaking is prevalen. In the city portion OF
London. and adds that his estate Will probably
show a surplus OF 10000 Continuing Mr.. Hooiey
remarked:
Everybody will be paid in full. | have not
worked alone | have always been In a syndicate
and have had all sorts Of people with me. from
tho highest In the land TO the lowest nave peen
making the business and they The profit
intend to show up the methods or some OF inc
financial journals. that they VIII never care 10
hold up their heads again - .,,
IL is not gambling drinking that has pahK-
rupted me. but attacks without rhyme or rsns0n
nv financial papers. which brought my CREDITORS
on me in a bunch They ridiculed my compani,es
and discredited everything was concerneo IN.
Yet have promoted companies which dd not
make a penny from, because the new papers tooK
article IN another paper cost me 10000
In connection with Mr.. HooleFs reference 10
those interested in his deals the curious aisga-
lion is made that at the state concert at bucking-
ham Palace on Tuesday. distinguished Rersonage
communicated Mr. Hooley's decision 20 fle a petit
ton in bankruptcy. to q colleague OF MT Hooiey.
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PRINCIPAL BARHITE NOT DISMISSED.

Jared Barhite. principal Of Public School No 8. Of
Mount Vernon has not be4n dismissed from his
place by the Board of Education OF Mount Vernon.
was announced some time ago through an error
School affairs in the city have been badly mixed
up for the last year. and In January last Mr.
Barhite informed the members OF the Board that
he did not wish TO remain FOR the next year. His
views or educational progress did not agree with
the rservative ideas OF the Board and in public
statement In the local press recently no announced
his readiness to give particulars OF surprising
nature regarding educational matters In Mount
Vernon.
missa which was published late in April last.
no, correct, such action having been taken by
the Mount Vernon school authorities.
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UPRISING AT kONTSERRAT.
ABo1yr FIFTY OF THE NATIVES KILLED BY BRIT
ISL MARINES.

ABOUT FIFTY OF THE NATIVES KILLED BY BRIT
IsH MARINES.
boston June A-Captain Lockhart Of tho British
sohoonsr Blomidpn at this port from Antigua
reports that a few days before the Blonidon le1'
thsrc which vas May H. the mail steamer
from Moutserrat brought advtces Of an uprising
n that place. and tho commander OF the British
cruiser intrepid then at Antigua Immediately sent
n dotachment of go marines and three officers TO
ouell the disturbance and capture the ringleaders
Moutserrat Ii governed by British officer. and
has among its Inhabitants about twenty-five white
people. It appears that the natives were operat-
Ing Illicit stills in tho mountains and the GOV
ernor sent several officers to arrest the promoters
Tho natives rebelled. assaulting the Governor and
tho Officers seriously injuring several OF them and
breaking tho Governors arm. On the arrival OF
the marines tho natives still resisted and they
were fred on by the marines, killing about fifty
natives. The ringeaders were afterward arrested
And taken to Antigua where they will be tried.
Montserrat IL G small island near Antigua
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TWO CHINESE REBELLIONS.

SERIOUS DISTURBANCES REQUIRE THp CALLING
OUT OF TROOPS.
Hong Kong. June 9.-It is announced in dis
patch received here from Canton, that re-
belnon has broken out at Chow Chow-Fu in the
province Of Kwan-Tlng. The rebels have cap
ured the city, have killed magistrate, HIS wife
and others. and have burned the Yamsn Troops
have been sent TO the scene Of the outbreak.
A serious disturbance has also broken out at
Ning-Po province OF Che-Kiang.
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STEAMSHIP COMPANIES AGREEMENT

London. June a-The conference OF tho repre-
sentatives Of the steamship companies. which be-
gan on Tuesday last adjourned to-day. All those
who we're present maintain the strtctest secrecy
and decline TO dtvuse the results Of the meeting
must be submitted to the companies for ratihca-
ton before becoming effective. In the mean time
the present agreement continues in force
Although the conferrees insist that no radical
changes from the existing rates were proposed,
there is a report current OF important changes in
gteerage charges
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PROPOSALS.
II PROPOSALS FOR COFFEE MILLS AND

OoTTOX DICK. ph.adelpia DEPOT; g ~ i bsn5ii
Y, as Arch ST. Ph lad~lfhia. Pa June g. l>"S-Seaci
t'.r,s,is IN frnlic,tc viii received here until II
O'clock /, NJ friday June TO- 1895. FOR furnishing this
coiaI and 100 COO yards ca 70 ounce Cotton DUR.
I h~or with privilege the Department OF doubling
~ 90. ,, ., each ARIEL should the interests or the
.l-,ir. rcqure samples can 10 seen at the shu'NUi
his civ Early deliveries essential ana
fic~s must give rate OF deliveries The usual guarantee
j., ton 10 cennrm must accompany hoS. 4tuS lnr @
lv.rv AZ other points will he entertained Government
r~rrves right reject accept or ali proposals or
articles Of domestic
prediction or manu- icture conditions ~ GnAiitF ana
,.e ur Guiding In tho price x foreign productions o.
rarrsrtures no duty thereon irng equal Blanks for
pronosals further Information will be furnished Dy
mis- oncc Envelopes proposals 20 e endorse"
proposals Coffee Mills and cotton Duck. ana ad-
dressed to II-Col. JOHN y FTEEN. Deputy Quarter
mater General. l.. :. Army.
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Grossly srprrr COURT,

CROSBY STREET.-SCP REME ,'rrN,
County Q. New York;mcentra mI lss
Isaac /. Smith and Mlnlie smith. rs
wife: Nathar Bols William hyars,
Michae, Moore. Pyrophoto company a."
Henry +. Pulling. Defendants. .,o.
In pursuance ~ a iufgmen; ., 'oreS..s
ure ard sale. duly made ard entered u ~
above entitled action bearing date ne i.sn
day ~ May. 1898. l. the un4ersien,e;; -
Referee In said judgment nance WA p.ai
Estate Salesroom, at N. III troai"N, an
the Borough OF Manhattan, ,lty any
County ~ New York. on ne 10Th Gay "
June. 1895 at ~ O'Clock noon. on NAT Gay.
hy william Kennedy. Auetioner' ~
premises directed by said 'ufsnsn, 10
sold. and therein described - ,oio"s. q,
ALL those TWO certain lots. pieces
parcels o, land. with the building tner.ssss
erected. situate. lying ard ne,ns III
isth Ward Of the D,rough Of N1nhastai';;
civ of New York. IN tho ea-,er!y s.de ot
Crosby Street between Broome ana Sp,nss
Streets. known and designated as .Sv.
numbers 1.i5t eleven hundred ana ~ ~
four and l.. 1876 eleven hundred ana NJ, ~
nve) on a map or lands Of Nicholls s "a
ard made by Gerard Hancker. NY ss.
veyor tsaid lands being commonly 49,.
as Bnyari'r East FARM. each ., SAG ,s,r
osntainins In breadth IN front sna sscs
twenty-five s25) feet and In length on IL
side one hundred uoo) feet, he me s aa,
mensions more or less. ard said pren,..
pong now known ahu u.si sn.Nn fsD
hers forty-hve aS and forty seven ~
Crosby Street, In the CITY OF Ne" is~
Manhattan Borough.
Dated New York, May n, 1909
ANDREW s. HAMERsbEY, in,
Referee,
BUTLER. HOFFMAN. joLlNE 4 MYN,
DERSE, Attorneys for PLAINTIFF. % VAL
street Borough OF Manhattan. New fo's
city. -.
The following Is a diagram OF the pIopSS
erty referred TO In the foregoing notios "
fale
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DRIISSMAIklNG.


A-A-A. -COUTURfE FRANCHISE.
Formerly with Stern Bros. latest
Paris designs for summer. dinner. carpiage.
reception and wedding gowns. bicycling
and golf suits. riding habits. tallor-nads
gowns AT summer prices. short notice;
ladies' materials made up. Nine. BENZ
TEAU ANDERSON. 28s 9th ave. near
15th-st
DRESSMAK Err. Formerly with Mne.
Dieden. VIII do drersmaking. reasonably
during dull season homo or out 202 West
ADS
DRESSMAK Err ALL styles dresses and
gowns. perfect NJ guaranteed. work
shown. superior finish: fsultless skirt
droop: responsible: reasonable. 235 West
4ifh-sf.. near Broadway.
DRESSMAK ER. As guaranteed ! Will
cut and A. the Mrs; lining free Of
charge, suits made from 81 up. Miss
NAYLOR, 4l9 East 1sth-A
MILLER & FENDER. dressmakers, 2le
West 40th-st.. will do work at reduced
rrlces for the remainder OF the season.
satisfaetson guaranteed
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6prin Street.


The approximate amount OF the rsxa
tins lien or charge for which the spv,s
premises are 10 be sold. 10 500. 0so.5A. WIN
interest thereon from the 10th day OF MAJ.
1895. together with costs and aiiowsn. or
amounting TO 1894. 10. with interest there ~
from the 18th day of MAY, ls9s. ara 80
amount OF taxes assessments. water rens
or other liens. which are to be allowed ~
the purchaser out OF the purchase monl ~
or paid by the Referee. IL $2.Soo. WIN
Dated New York. May 81. 1898.
ANDREW Q. HAMERsi.EY JM:
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received a. the Uptown
Office 40. l.242 Broadway. % door north
OF 3lTst.. until O'Clock ,. m, adyer-
tisements received al the following lranch
Offices al regular Office rates until o'clocl.
liz 6th-ave'. cor. i2th-st.: Mays. oh,
ave. and l4th-st. 142 Columbus ave, near
West GGDl-st l0i West 42d- st. near 9Th
ave. ~ East lith-st. 257 West 40 St.
between 7ih and sth ayes: $50 East 47th-
o., 1883 81 ave-. bstwssa 7eth and 77th
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School Agrnfies.

A MEXICAN and European Educational Agency supplies
- Professors Teacher. Tutors Goverhessssi ~
panons Marons. employers Recomfnenos 'choo'S W
rarents MISS DONOVAN 80 East 18Th street
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERs Aos.sat
- supplies Professors Teacher, iu'1 en, 20
Ms NJ j. YOUNG FULTON. % Union olnn-
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DESCHANEL REFLECTED PRESIDENT.
Paris June an. Deschanel to-day was re-elect-
cd permanent President Of the Chamber OF Depu-
ties by ss7 votes against 27 cast for NJ. Brisson.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

-~~1-.>~eO>>>~~>~~>--~~
COMMONWEALTH AVENUE. VEST
irene court. County OF New York. Az
gus.us =. Way. plantr. against Hilda
Johai son and others. defendants.
In pursuance Of judgment 81 lofe-
entitled action on the 1lth day OF NAY
1898. and entered on the nth day o! May
1895. In the Office Of the clerk az tns
County OF New York. I. the unders sned:
sell at public auction az the Exchanss
srlesr'ons. No. III Broadway. In the Boz
ough = Manhattan city. County and stats
OF New York. on the l4th day 81 Tune
by u Phoenix Ingraham & Company. auc.
,'oneers, the mortgaged premises In san
Judgment mentioned and therein described
as follows;
lara situate tnne Wing f and being IN the cy.
County and state Of New York ana known
and designated as and by the Lot No IL
zone hundred and fourteenl in block c %
belonging to Hudson p. Rose. known -
the Mspes estate. West Farms. New Yok
CIV. fled in the Office Of the RegHus o!
18th day OF February. 1920 under 430~
Being the same premises conveyed 70
the said fiida Johanson by Hudson p.
Rose by deed dated october 18th. 1896. and
recorded in the once Of the Register Of
c0,h day of9Oc,ober. 1895 in L.ber . 81
conveyances. page II.
Dated New York. May -. 1895.
WILLIAM A. HOY. RefsrsA
STORY & STRArTOS.
Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
II and ~ william Street
Borough Of Manhattan.
New York City.
The following IS a diagram ~ the prop
erfy 10 be cold. showing the street upon
which said property is located viz: Com
monwealth Avenue. near Nesi FNmS
Road. Annexed District. New York GU
s. ~ IL II. g y
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TRINITY COLLEGE.
HARTFORD. CONN.

ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS will be held a,
Tho Berkeley School. % West 44th st.. New York CITY
on Monday Tuesday and "wednesday. June 27h. 2sh
2eh-
Catalogues ard specimens Of Examination Papers
be obtained application to the President. tho
secrenry OF the Faculty. Trinity College. Hartford
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PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES

Springfield ArmoIy. Springfield. Mas. June 10 lsos;
Scaled proposals In tTipc1'c VII le fece!ved un,. -
o'clock NJ july H. Tor furnishing Forage, steel.
Iron Castngs Coal Lurbcr. Hardware supplies. Station
cry Paints oils Chemical Gasoline. Gun Stocks. etc.
during fiscal year ending June 30 1890. Information
furnished application t. Lieut.. co. ISAAC ARNOLD.
Jr. ord Dept.
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Mem Publications

WILLIAM EWART GLADSTONE,
by his Friend
JAMES BRYCE. NJ. p.
Author Of erhe American Commonwealth impressions
q South Afric9-" e'"
NOW READY. ~ i'i''''ii''D -
THE CENTURY co
No competent Than The Hon. lanes 80! 80
rn,, Mr. Hrvcc is ny only trained writer, bnt ne
has been close friend Of Mr Gladstone fof many y'a
ee-yinC with him Parliament and IN Two OF Els
cabinets. ,, $500. ,ro /,
TIRE material for the hook gathered years aFe.
49, ZOO, -eriees within , Jew wceke Will he found
70 bo ,le very latest ana hest ~ al the IeYeMa 81 go
clads,ones career Il shows dorD appreciation OF ,e
genius OF the Whatever elsc IS written III w
future about Gladstone, this VII always ne ''''
In attractive binding. clear type, price Sio"'
THE CENTURY CO. y. Y
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STOH AGE.

TIE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
UOIcFS IT, lfT les Wcsf 32i-st Stor-
age. moving Telephone 1874 3sth-N.
METROPOLITAN Storage Warehouse and
Nans 2O2 and 2O< Mercer ST. branch OF
nee l.aoS broadway. corner +t,h St. fur
ni,ure removed. boxed and shipped. Tele-
30 spring tS
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LOST.
MACHINERY
& PUBLISHERS.

-~~>~-o~~~~~~oos~0>>oCe 0~0|-ooN|>>~-~-~-o>>~
WHAT can my child DO host 10 earn
living and win onward happiness?
Phren1iogy f. reliable guide. FOWLER
& WELLS %. % Est 2ist-s,-
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Commonwealth Avenue.

COMMONWEALTH AFtHue
The prem .ses are sold suhjec, 10 the
co-enant o. condition against nuis1ces
and building expressed IN said deed o.
Hudson T. Rose - Hilca Johanson, dated
October l3. 1920.
The Approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 .atlsfy which the ahoye-fe-
tcribed property Is u be sold IS s., laSoI
with interest thereon from the lotn day OF
May 1885. together with costs and Allow
ances amounting 10 S2o2 .Os with interest
from MAY 10th. 1895. together Win the ex-
penses " the sale. The Approximate
amount 81 taxes. assessments or other lens
which are - he allowed e. the purchaser
our of the purchase money or paid ny tho
Referes ia $3.50 ANA interest.
Dated New York May - lsss;
WILLIAM A. Roy. Referee
STORY & SrRhTTON.
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff,
II and Is william street.
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Qearhfrs

NARRAGANSETT PI fR.-OHford man desires outstde
~ pupils or pupil to board b. A.. 100 W. 9eth-st
YOUNG UNIVERSITY MAN experienced teacher
i would tutor mornings during summer. New-York or
vicinity mathematics classcs etc best
GRADUATE 2.Oo9 Eth Ave.
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ry.rcrRo rHERAPEUTTCs.
uOOI<SEI.LERS.

Jor.-I.ETrERS o. Chesterfield. byron.
Hurns. shelley. Love Letters OF VOL
mist" PRATT. l61 tih-aNr.