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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-04-23

start to finish. To properly interpret
farce comedy, requires the services
of competent specially artists. for the
success of euch play depends larely on
the Introduction of novelties. The
Company Representing "The Prodiga
Father. has been carefully chosen, and
the many songs, u,edleys and dances are
said to be rendered in such styls as to
call forth enthusiastic applause. Lynn
Welcher, who was starred in the play
for the past three seasons. is said to b.
one ofthe best character actors in light
mate or farce comedy. Miss Rose Mel
vile. who assumes the Lending role is q
young woman of prepose ssing appear
ance, and decidedly clever actress and a
DIT c ded.y clevar imitation &" isis Hop
kins. the Jay Girl of Slab Hollow" one
of the Is Of the vaudeville stage.
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A PRODlGAi FATHER,

At the Bi1ou Opera House Minneapolis.
"The Prodigal Father" will be the at
traction at the BUou Opera next week.
The piece was constructed for laughing
purposes only, and is said to fulfill its
mission. The plot, which is very
gauzy. centers on the escapsdes of
Stanley Dodge, who misses his
ship to Africa, through flirting with
an actress. His son becomes prodigal,
marries the actress. and irregular mix up
results. The complications are ofthe most
amusing kind and the fun is intense from
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AINN EAPoLIN.
q. q. o. O. !.

ST. ANTHONY LonaE, No. 2877, meets The drs,
and third Wednesday in each month for tie trans
action OF husine g. second and fourth Wednesdays
for instruction. at their hall, Second street. bek
ween Nicoliet end Hcnnepin ave. mes.
5. HARE, N. G..
JAMES A. SCorT, p. 8. p. O. Box 80
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GRAND May BALL
BY Pride OF Minnesota Lodge No. 5.

BY Pride OF Minnesota Lodge No. 5.
,e-aeqgasrsezss. knights of Pithias.
On Monday evening. May 2nd, Pride
Of Minnesota Lodge K. Of P. No. 5. will
give t. the music loving and dancing
deyotees Of the Twin Citiesia grand May
Ball. Az this is to be their first annual
May Ball, everything that the stror CAST
and best lodge in the state can do vii b,
doTe for the pleasure 81 its many
patrons You are all most cordially
invited TO come out ard be part 81 the
mirth. merriment ana beauty of this
grand occasion. y.
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ST. PH1LIPs EP1sCoPAL M1ss1o

ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL MISSION
4es Rice street, bet. Aurora and University.
SUNDAY SERVICES: Morning Prayer. Litany.
and Sermon HOO A. H.; Sunday School and Child
ren's Vespers 90 p. H.; Evensong and Sermon
500 P. H.; Wednesday Evening Prayer and
Lecture 800 n; Friday: Choir Rehearsal and
Brotherhood of st. Andrew 500 p. II. All are
cordially invited. Seats free.
REV Z. RoBT. BENNETT. Clergyman In Charge
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAs

KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS
Mar. TURNER LoDeI: No. 3. K. Of 2. meets the
,econd and fourth Thursdays In the month. Bro
:Sers in good standing welcome. At Labor Tenn
IL Fourth and + &hth Ave. So.
..-s.,.,.r ]. W.JAcKsox, G. O.
JOEL A. CAGE, G. R. ands 's--.'
PuDy OF MINNEsorA Lopez Ne. L. x. of ?. meets
- arst and third Thursday in each month. AL
1rothes in good standing welcome. At Macon
+sc Hall second street bstwseA Hennepin and, Nis
Ilst Ave's.
FR1D'K COMMA q. q
\. D. WARE, x. R. and e.
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MINNEAPoLIS

ond Tuesday in each month ct Masonic Han SEQ.
end street between Hennepin and Nicollet Ava
1asons In good standing always welcome.
JOHN G. STERRErr, W. u.
HARVEY BURKE. Sec. Medical Block
AHoHoH LODGE A. +. ana A. N NO. H., mestq
TIE drst and second Monday IN each month r
Masonic Hall Second street between Hennsr-
and Nicollet Ave's. Masons in good standing n
GEO. W. DAY, W.N
WI. xEsrIn, sec'y Lumber Exchange.
United Supreme CeuIcil So Of the A. and A. 8,
Rite for the Southern and Western jurisdiction Of
the United States. Grand Orient at Washington,
D. c. meets the second Tuesday in each month.
All brothers in good standing always welcomed.
JAS. v. KEEP 81 Q g. Sec'y ~ Guaranty
Loan Bldg
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PLEADS FOR The
PARTY TICKET
BIG REPUBLICAN RALLY AT THE
MARKET HALL.

Hon. r. G. Rogers Argues That Col.
Kicfer Must Be Elected Mayor or
the Cause of Sound Money and
the Election in the Fall May Suf-
fer-Capt. Castle Praises the Min
nesOta Congregational Delegation
and Urges Voters to support the
Party Ticket. -.
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ODD FELLOWS.

tn:rd Wednetday Tor INSTRUCTION at Odd Fellow
Hail. 325 Wabash street.
Il. R. HICKMAN, P. S., e.. Carroll st.
F. D. PARKER, N. G., 1856 Edmund St.
HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH, No. b53 g. q. o. of O. p.
Meets first and third Monday in esch month 70;
business, second Monday for instruction, at ODD
Fellows Hail. 1926 Wahaaha.
--.. MRS. MARY DILLINGHAM;. M. N. G.. 4
MRS. IDA JOHNSON, w. r. 374 Summit Place.
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MINNEAPOLIS.
oolNGs. IN AND ABOUT Thu
GREAT "FLOUR CITY,"

Matters social, Religious ana General
Which Have Happened and are to Happen
Among tho People of the City on the
Ball>- ..-.".
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White Shovaiier.
100, r,.ps o4OxR Ok en-
SSE3 Q-Kt3c On - k-h ~ = ="
ssE-B b ch Time ~. Lax"
LII

@9-RRS S-9ecs Tme-I'o. i:ls.
- No Resigns.
NOTES BY PILLsBURY AND sHOWALIEk'
-, In the tenth game Of this match White here
,o-,inued 6B--QBi The text move is much su-
per.or r,rush,,-v =,
nuremberg. 1895. We recall no previous instance
=, his variation The old continuation is P-h o.
r., An improvement over the play IN me NJ
,snbsrg game referred 70. IN which The continual
,o, was: :. P--Q 1t 4. s B-Kt 3. P-Q g. B. b.
~ ~ - KfxKt b 1t: e. X kt. B-ht
= 20 b PxP: u. kt-Q 3. soon recovering
,he pawn with fine same. 1900 ,ha y ~,
"a, % EssH i, Iai Blt 4. P B on accoun, OF y.
~ ~ / - kt-B 2: IS P-B or l. ~, 4,
(e) safer course would oe 10 lah ne p a. X is
pa 5,,a~-a ceols as il looks. and ne advanced
K p furnishes an object for attack 10 Biack ,,a,
% Questionable pohIy. BIC X T.R ar better
% with a view 10 kt-Q ana Nd o. ''''0'
f " h wRi;e must q, all hazards Preyen, the en-
u~,.'e rs af,snpr 70 win the Queen by J., +.
=: P-Q s: ~. B-Kt j. b leaos oi NJ
80 an equality as White continues A. anu VAC
Q2ssnr ~t1ev overlooking the threatened sacrifice
rhe 1ulv good defensive resource IVES - ~ '.,
Ing the deT ,bs X pawn In addition H =
f III ~ bere threatened If Is Ok 8 kt-t9 o. -
P~E2 Kt B. % r x 1t. x F. winning al ieas'
Z, aSSbbvioasiy. IL ls Kt K,, mate follows in
few moves; ,r,eo he.tsr
~, = TIE most forcibls continuation II instead
Or ~ s: p PIX 3 3. Bx 7; 2 ~ 10 ~.
en- . KIB Kt-R eh; 2 K~k Sob omh TO- 70 the the
n sids With some hopes Of resistance. 49,. . 49, .,
= N white cannot get TWO pieces ior 'nS IN 3
G2nysJ,s5,ns g 81 T. s. B1R sa XIX ch ETC
'' 49, foiioviry is the summary OF the ih1,c"
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NEW BTILDINGS.

rouleva-e . p PA n = II lOG'h-s' for I'VE
s,ory brick fiat with stores. 39SNC., Mcllvhne
\ qurker 10 IS Exchange Place. architects, J.
ycK Grnning = OF West lis 81; oFnrr
pa,fel. 81 ~ ~ f0r a story btick nai win
stores 2.xlG2 Pletro Traverse No l'p WORM
-. owner J.. f. ileinecke. No 81 h'"eiy. "it"i
NtIlson-ave. = ? e,rner i2ath-st. for nvc- story
brick fat, with store. 35Xo3 II. " D-h'8t'
On. ~ ard Moti-ave. owner, Henry Ah1ris"n'
=. lls0 Broadway. srch!iect. ....+-.-.. 90 D..
ii5fh-s, 900 u . Of Ainsierfam-ave. fos thre-
Eve .iofy Dricx fats. 80 iNspG. John lu.e. 80
,IO East i6is'-st owner. John Bfandt. afchliect
e.ih-s, q 2.5 n Of Central farh Nrst. ioI a
nye-s,or. hrirk Cat. 23ss5 Rachel Areh01' 80
80 West s3d-s' owner; F Pelham No 'o'
10fhr, No PA East for siS-story hich ns',
oy,h stores 25xSo. Joseph l. Eutienwiefer. 40
132 r<nox-ave owner: - r Pelham. Arch!tect;
- :. Sos i5G l5b for Il sir-st'ry tT.ck NAi. VIII
s,or~- 4O,CG .. Solomon EHchrach. 10 ~ fsas'
asth-st owner; G. Pelham No SV 3t'-aVe'
architect .................. 49,
os,h~s, o. 100 q = 81 columbut-aVe. i,r tnise
Gvc-story brick fats. 25xs5. jeanette nhs"rt'
r. ~ West lO2d st. owner. NJ fei'oh'
~. "a Tas, .Oth st. architect 80.
,.tn,go.n.r-,-.f Nos 80 and CT Tor SIX s,ofy
49, IA with stores. 4ir5o; Islfore schwe,,ker'
-, ITO Fast iiGth-st. owner. schneider " hei-
-, ~ a. bible House. architects. =. - -. .
w. broadway No So for a nye-rtSry Drich not.
@,,c4 A bernhard Kath wsIty. 80 % re
I,,eadway. owner. Schneider HeF'er' menl-
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REAL ESTATE.
,JTrLf, ENCOURAGEMENT IN PRESENT
TRANSACTIONS
vrv CASH SALES AND THE MANY TRADES NOT
oo,.s,nrprD ny EXPERTS SIGN or
STRENGTH ~ THE MARKEI-"AH
TALK SERIOUSLY AFFECTING
PENDING DEALS
PENDING DEALS.


=, -. h.en a universal comment among rea'
.s,a,. men IN the last few days that until 'le op"
,sh cornycation is settled any great acu'ns IL
c,, or suburban realty is out Of the question ~
e scarcely a broker who has not 'a'e -
important deals utterly ruined OF ihoe'"'''y r.,
poned on aceoun, Of the hesliancy o. "'ea'''0
irr ready money Al command 20 ne IL up ~ 'I0
present jurcturc. and they ind little 1000 ioi 0o"
ISOLATION IN the transactions Of the ia-i Nv les
There have been many trades and Few cas , -" 80,
and o: those made there Is strons -, La been
foTcee. '''''' '' ~ ,r.,s,c,,on.
vers 10 rssalc Of ne bio, of lo,s At Washington
Ueehts recently taken IN ,race by Henry, orr,
sae rey a5 % ;Se pgr,ase 5y william X vander
bit OF the dweine-house acJoinine rs nous ~. ~,
Town vas The most satisfactory, and SOM iiro,nei
the purchasers say hat negotiations 'ys u ',nor1h
RoN sey oS ,sS a Jason VII bcgn and # Is
scarcely 20 be expected taat any y,rssa,ons
take place before then. 50 maj these r"i'S'~'''
are not likely 70 be- Detterrd ior tn!c j., mi. city
Although The Wis know that realty IN tHIs ~
will remain a solend.d Investment the general IN
weston wants 20 US. his money for Of ner pl. 49,
Just now and the shrewd operator pauses ior o,n.i
reasons. Usually he fears his INABILITY 10 real~0
quickly. as h. must needs do. - ,,ovs,
Co. at the brssdway saiesrooin next TuesdAy
when wha, is known az he Huntington uact u "a 20
lots in the Twenty tBird Ward Il was purchased
last IAN By Henry Morgenthau and Heller @ Won
LATEST SAILS ~ BROKERS
iamin The tour-story high-stoop private dwelling
, no IL East SEVENTY seccnd-sL, Z'A''A ca
mslon, loi lC-2 FOR about 81 600 g
,,she stevens Real Estate Company so41 toi r. %,
S1rc..cheil 10 %rs Anna n. 5tusa, @os 20 aiIu -o
west cne-hunnred- and econd-at. nve-sttIy pfVNn
s,ohstrcnt houses 3oxs5xiOo and No 2vl Ntst Dn nh
I'LL, ec and ser ord-sf NVe-story mouse, W.
v brick and Stone front, s2Gxs5rio) feet on pr
'eIs terms. % az investor. -.
0aes Bailey sold Nos 2ls' and ZIG. JesrsU nG
netachei frame dwelling houses -"N'' ~. ~.
>pA.pxso. near K.ngsbridee ROAD, to ""'sio"
suIpN on private terms. ~ .
va, neny Wise sold Nos. s. and 81 Eooseveit 81, 80
ns~ WA old buildings. 10 y. Golden ana III i'ose"
Co., swedish Emmanuel Lutheran churcn Pr.
CO." TWO lots ~ Lsonard-st. ana prlges-a.. ~
sre,HtlD.nt 'or s. GEO. and will al once neg" '''
cMrs. josephine Bsgerman sold 10 Henry r.
S S.Inl 10 ~ East Thirty secondst.. threc-s'o'y
o.tlng- house, lsSxfss
., ADr;snam r Wolr sold No. l22 Park Row, TOUT
w ,1suAling. 25xitS.1. private terms .,....
e,.x, irersnieid sod Nos. III and llS Fast EIsh'y
Hsr two fye-story tenement-houscs, ~ ="
Il. ~ - sa'ase who gives In part payment NJ
- "uSt One hundred and twenty ninth 81: an
Al. bsndhe!m bought No. u and sold NO Nv
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Allan. john to F.ecerle MiaGle5rook. 1924
ST 2sa 8 Z; " Of Ei,on-eve. years ...........
Same 20 SANE. 1920 81 80 q y % Elton
Donay.a. george and M..!y, 70 Marion campbell.
Mspie-ate. ~ n = - ist-si. yfar...-....
Dunn. Maria 20 Mary Sandy. n $ cherry 81. lOi.s
Q - - C1rears-st. year. .........-... ....-.
E!ch.lman. Joan c. TO Henry Wiker. WiiHeas
Place. 1917 Il n II J-nnnssst. years .......
Greenberg Te.,y. othersise Tony. ard Henry N.
to Society fof the Re.lei Il Poor Widows with
small caidren. No sSs Grant-s,, . years......
ave. IS :, 5 Of eis,-st demand -.
McCarrey. Margare; 4 and John :. 10 Geo-s.
stark. ~ corner Brook-aye and iis'n-s' De
Morat. Patrick j. and Aivah T Phy,e 70 ;, Like.
Hospital. No iS3 and i33 West iith-st install
Same to J Edgar LeSycraft sam. property. do
Same to John A Amuni,on same property. DE-
McPhallps Matthew 90 Johanna Wolf so 40
East T5th-st years. ...........
Stein Jos.ph. and Theresa Abraham 20 George
Ehr.'. No $50 Gth-sve. corner 24,h-si.
leasshold demand ................. ........----
Dulon. mabel Z ana Rudolf. to Isabelle \ Leo.
Edga-' Helen ana Thomas c. 10 The Eqlitab. LIE
ASSURANCE society II the United states n a2G-
ST 2e5 Il Of Columbus ave. years ;,.-.;...
Institution. No 7s9 0tt-ave, yeaf..-.........
Kilpatrick Thomas. 10 Edward CLARK SO
Mandeisf.ln Morris n German American Peal
Estate Tile Guarantee Company. > cd ~. 700
MIC. claude ". O. Alexander v Frazer and an
other i5is,-t. $50 n Of Ams''raam-ave
vinis sarah H. q Gecrr. K Addison corner
wllis-av- and Bsrgen-sve. y-hr........-.....
Horton Cna,les !. 10 Warren y smith. 9TH
ave. RS q Il iath.st tssthod. ! year
er,lne ave Esg I, Il isOth ~. inftalments..t.
petiy souisri 3 walker Realty compsny -
corner E,,on-ave and Finday or i5oth--i =
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JETELRY ~ 4 ROLL OF BILLS.
PASSENGER on TIE LUcANIA Is FOUND TO
HAVE JNDEcLARED DIAMONDS VAL
TED AT 5000.

-,p s.t ~ Chicago. and his brother o. ne
-. ~ arrived Yesterday on the steamer LII
go tronr Liverpool. When the customs ohlce's
-oase their regular inspection Dr. Beck declared
,on-e perfumery and few other articles on Wn'on
ne mad 10 pay small duty. Later specisi An np
az Hr,noSr1e ard Brown noticed tnat tne COS ~
ST a. r-.sally large package IN his coat Ioc het
5ev asked hin 20 let then see X: ne unD bia IN
40 pullef ont his wallet WAltN h'lu az
anoie roll OF bills. Inside The roll OF moneg , -
--s-kare containing several pieces OF nla.
80 saasiry me diamonds were valued oy tHe IN
spectors az 900 , .,s i've, ASKED 20 pro
80 -. 5-,s.ni4 articles that he might nae dhi
be rSsa; forth three empty jeWei-cases. .e az
~, - 80 fsken 10 the Custom House ana me lNO
- - 80. -eouested 10 call there a. noon -
Dr Beck appeared at ne i.me app PIP atSsvit that
- ,swerv had been given ma ISL a. 40 -,
isavi-r London and denied any lu.eht,oh IA ~ Re
,smn-rg 20 defraud TIE Govern nieil. nc eau ~
,-o~f5 is,y. here las; night Tor Chicago
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

. sso7lo; Rowland " > Thomas and vile %
i7.5.ss iCai! .5x:ns. Edward sc6enck. referee.
ss;h-s 5. isSs {; Of 5,l-at. oi12oi5 to
Srh-st. John i Morris and VIE to Frederick
io5d-s $ . 1876 n Of 5d-av-. 25xino. Herman
Berkowitz and We % Sarah nerkowliz o.:
100. Herman Berkowitz ana wife to Sarah E-rk-
Green Lane a +. 1879 +; Of proposed sth-st iex
100 Thomas II Fleming to Ernest pune'e
seiS .+ "" So $40 East. &I9s. Frank br;wa and
ssth-s,. 5 Ito Il v ot columbu.-aye 2oxioo.s:
Henry Mckie =, 81 ~ Herman Fl-her.-...,
sG,h-si, " iii west. 21Hlco.s Mary Young ct
t al K h.Ts'? NG { Iss Howard
aa-s U.s.. s 1:5 # & ss.ve 2saos .. Mar
sG,h-.t. :. 20 r. " q Park-avc Il sAIo2.2.
Johanna Levy 2 William we.a.r ;;.,,oo
Isabelle n Leo TO Mabel Richards DglSon .,,,;.
Brown Place. corner .3ith-s,. lVo1-S. Will
els i s. 80 n : Of columbus-sve. 27xioos.
rss! p 81 Lax 70 Vest, bo5nf cah.a. Mai
AT Phx q IS so1ii7ii1So1ii7s lots $50 and
s Rsii. 'q;P croker fam'''sHs w''','' O''~%,
as i.ss M Ssss "a e i1 = as1 r sa.
81 Nicholas-aye ;, 500 4 q l4,ih -; likiD@
lsS!i Aa.a.a. Z Badseg % 20 Kat l. w .1,,r.
Jerome. 251ioo. Eva A salter 70 George Bonava
sad wife .....-........--. .....-.. -..--.---.
Mercer-st. No Ise 25xicc. Ausust sellitz AaG
wi,e 20 Max Freunt ........ +.-......
Woodycr-st-aVe. . 100 z p of Kemp Ilsre
50 4xs-o. James J lyman 70 Fannie i Jones
Cherry-st. p p e55 y G O, Scann-.-si. JOS ~ g.
regular. Cherry-s'. r 40 q . II Sranne-s-,
-. 7xsl.3x irregular. scannel-s'. corner
Nonroe-st l07xgjx .Yregua- AFRO plot afj1in-
ing 5xs3xsis. Thomas + Wallace Individually
and surviving partner. 70 Elvertca l. Chapman.
Lot .3s map Bronx~ood Park. Charles Hcyt
and wife q Georr- r snirner ....-.-.....
Willls-ave, corner Bergen-aye. iol5r23.rx
o, sx55.5. George Addison 20 sarah II Wits.
Nadlson-ave e. 25.il Il 81 l0-h-sL 25s,3
Nina Rosenzve!g % Eva Rosenzwes ...-......
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East EiGhty-frst-st.. three-story dwelling houses
DETAILS OF THE WEEK
The auction sales in Manhattan and The Bronx
last week realized &7556l as compared with s3.37S
IN the corresponding week OF ls91 In Brooklyn the
sales realized SlG5l3s. compared with sei1 100 in
the same week last year.
These tables compare the conveyances mortgages
and Nitdines projected in the three boroughs for
Inc corresponding week, OF lS9S and 1897.
NEW-NOKK
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To,ol-Twelve games 5o7 moves average =. no.
- Zane Ptlsbury won Z. Showalter won D.
drawn :. x,-,,. l., IA rurherad and
c-,raitSr n even numbered games. White anu
Riark each won five times
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ALTERATIONS.

"a - w 90 n n Of iG9th ST. - n two-story
51~ANe, "ai,ing. Richard Danein. No 3.olJ ID
nS ys owner, louis FAX architect
IAN st. No si East 20 10y, roenco ouee
ment- house. with store 2'A'o' N''''''''
.r
corner lith-ave, 70 a iouI Sna n a.,
az, Sist~.t owner. @ F Pelham. NO ~" ''n-
ave arehi,,si s.., 10 four story AID ba,en,@a,
orM- '.,i',r, pr A i Bi-sell. fonkrrs' owner
1'ys p"eneT No 3s4 PARK ave arch''rss
2l-ave No y58 20 .,orc' Jo.enh Datsch. prem
s,, owner Max Muller Arehi'N rno-.tory brick
% ave corner tsnry CAREY. 30 s4s 2d-ave.
o ona l'' Henry smberiund. No s'o East snn-
architeet "a :, W OF 3d-ave. q onA-nnd-a-
.,opy brick store Mui,cr y.os
n,,r,rs, Chris r fohse. No 9oo "'s''"''
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BERKSHIRE HILLS.

II hand,ore place or cottage furnished
for ire season purchas, estate. farm. OF sum-
hone P.'rsneld vicinity, address
FRANK RUSSELL. Il CO. Ptsdsli. Sass
NOR SALE OR TO RENT-At Mystic. Conn modern
IL -ighteer-roCnl hOi~~, with steam heat running
water grounds AMI stable. ABUNDANT shade
0ca,st Main % OF the most oeauti-
fu IN Seg Er.lanc. particularly adapted for large
family D. select summer boarding mousse Tor
particulars address D. d. MALLORY. No. loo Broadway
NOR SALE. viii rent. 90 strictly cesiraoe family
i 'Oaisde" a the desirable places N
Yonk.r- handsome house fifteen rooms. stable, AVN
garden and orchard location unsurpassed. W. H. RICH
ARDSON, Real Estate. lorkers y. Y
DENT OR SALr'-fstory factory. - by 70 feet deeni
mschir.-v ~ Be- hume Street City.
Atlantic City, y. j.
II SALE OR REST.-Atlant!c city, y. J-specaea
I bargains in cottages hotels ara boarding houses
l. G. ADAMS & o.. ATLANTIC CITY -: J.,
One OF Oldest Established Agencies IN SCUM JsSsS'
DELIGHTFUL. COTTAGE SITES AT 'ENISOk-
ONE MILE BELOW ATLANTIC CITY.
per foot and upward.
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r uOVEs OF THE LAST GAME.
,,,s OF THE FINAL CONTEST OF THE
DE- rurss MATCH. WITH NOTES BY
-.,r pi AYERS

y.s IN the final game OF The PiIsbury-
The NJ .,.ss match, together with the notes
saowS'e, and ne summary of the match,
-s as follows:
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ADVERTISEMENTS ami 'uhscrptons ,o h er1sdwsy
a. d,- north Of 3isi-s until oeock M reruisr
- - following braici oiiees ~
ra,e. until O'Clock III. VIZ -ot o,r
@ .aS a, i5a 6th-ave.. cor. iah-st MAC 49, ~, cs
coz s0lumbus-aye. near Nest von
vna ., ,es at near oth-sye az Ea., "a
Tth and 10 Eat t,h-s. ,.
80. between 10Th and Iith sts iwso 90 nesr
sis-st. 7cs !st-ave near 53s He-cker-st
st 40 Ess; Tibet, 1921 sdsv@; &eG so-svs
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-UI-DSON.-Larys. unique. stean-hesteu
cadence spacious rooms plot i23 by 10: two min
-. er,c, station Fine river For sale at bar
cain Address n. {. KARDENBRoox. Executor tO
Xcst T3th-st-, ". ].
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Corrtrn r,ca! Getatc for Sale.

49, son ssIr-Iow price 80 by $50: ior residence
any me views: near station; forty minus r,Si.
~ ,s,yt ~, Greenwood Lake Railway very desrao.s
~ -, husjne,r men. HENRY r. DODD. bioomne'"'
n. J.
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a FARM FOR $50.

= T NKV TUX SI0Us
Only 81 DOWN hen 81 monthly Near ne seatho'e
~ Marches I. T.. only snort cstance oy rai
from The markets x brooklyn and Sew forN
4 GOOD VEGETABLE FARM. OR SUITABLE POcI~
TRY RAISING
This rio' - ground Will produce for you living tn
comfortable way -.
l.- and s. double IN IN three years Just
think y the price ana terms Lana guaranteed 20 he
HIGH And DRY AND FREE FROM SWAMP, AND
GOOD TfT.I.ARI.E GROUND WHEN CLEARED
OF TIMBER. OR MONEY REFUNDED
I, found othcswis. AZ any send your depos, o, 81
AZ once.
w. n. MOFFITT,
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Drsiness Chances.

.rro uorrr-Two experienced ard reliahs
W noei men having some capital wish % lease %
y. -, Der fs, a COCA Hotel one that oy q eooo
could be made permanent success Address
A. 2i3 West l25;n-st
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MOPNINGS!DE HEIGHTS.

Extra wide Apartments In delightful, location seven all
light rpcnle. barb lrf an latest llremf.ts near ~
different dr"cfon. Z T." trolley and cable roads;
Columbia Barnard Teachers Colleges. Riverside and
Mornius-ie PARKS 20 52J Wes, i23d.r.: 49,
\ A. MBRiDE. 200 Broadway.
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6ubnrbnu Rea! estate.

~N~N~~>/>>>~ses>
rcSf.v-ontc,.r all kinds sale aee ~
\ tiAkENCE n. TUBES. Beekn'an-s'.. New-toE
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LA ROCHELLE

NO. ~ WEST 18TH 1T.
E,efcn- story absolutely frepgo1f luxurious
housekeeping aptrl-nts latest mpr0, mens. ,ric
.=hi an heat nee. THREE ELECTRIC ELF
NAToH>; MI NIGHT SERVICE; FRENCH
NENIAl u wv : ~. .n.l .l--. L r-nl from MAy l.
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LEONARD MOODY
REAL ESTATE COMPANY,

F1ArpusH AVE. OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS.
NO \ SMALL. y V. family desiring change for q
months urovnsionr residence elegantly furnished
lr-d a.e I station Nt minutes rom Manhattan Beach
i~si neglhoghood. reasonable terms Address r. Box
M New York p0stofcs.
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Gonntrn properip for Sale.
INGLESIDE,
FLUSHING.

- MINUTES FROM 3+TH ST. FERRY. LONG
ISLAND Il. n. COMoiU-A ALTON ONLY &c.
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furnished Apartments Go fet.


UNFINISHED OR UNFU KNIsHED at very inoaera aye
Il r.rf. a desirable apartment, six rooms ARD t-tn
-. ,,.i,deuy 0,erl ,ins Central lark Address A b..
nov 3iO 1909 Broadway.
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lOII"1- FIFTH " 7. 'fIF u 10
riesan, apartments. 10 rooms and bath. Great niuc
'''' "''" " G. ROBERTS. supt