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Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1898-05-28
COOPERATIVE INSURANCE.

We now have over 5000 worth of
property liable to destruction by fire.
Such loss would seriously cripple our
work. In a few weeks we will have a
system Of waterworks arording much
protection, At present we have no
protection ut all. Hence we call on
each Of our more than 5000 members
to subscribe for as many of the 81 shares
OF insurance fund as he can pay on
short notice. No money is to be paid
in; but in case of fire each viii be called
on in proportion to the amount of his
subscription. Send in your letters at
once, stating how much YOU will take.
We don't want 20 pay extortionate
rates to the old-line companies. and so
ask our own members to carry this risk
on their own future homes. There will
thus be no expense at ell, except in case
OF loss, and then merely enough money
20 replace. Il. ". LER2IoND, Sec.
HELEN N. MASON, Treas
q. "a. oWI9ERT. NJ. w.
Il. r. NOLAN, Distributor
w. II. KAUFMAN, Editor
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Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1898-05-28

The women are going to have a
ting every Tuesday evening, a
regular womans meeting, to make
suggestions, change plans, study up
economy and talk over all questions
that we feel we need to discuss.
Mrs. Blakely, and daughters Lot
tie and Bertha. went to Colby, their
old home for two weeks visit. On
her return she goes to Seattle to meet
her thirteen year old daughter who
has been to school at Vancouver.
Besides the four log houses, the
two large apartment houses, and the
dining room and kitchen, there are
also three tents up, with a family in
each. One tent is quite large being
in size. One family has two
tents put together.
Some pictures have been taken OF
the printing office, Hotel Freedom.
the printing press, and so on at EGj-
son, also some views of the Equality
colony. They are not just ready for
sale yet. but soon will be, and then
the price will be stated.
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1898-05-28
COCO NEWS SPREADS C'E7
THE LAND.

Good News Comes DER the Sea
MRS. ANNIE LAURA MCDONALD.
Good news spreads DER the land,
Despite the war with Spain:
Each socialistic land
win Join the glad refrain;
Wen spread the tidings wide,
All DER our native land:
Won send them DER the tide,
Beyond he shores of sand.
Chorus:
Eei0ice, rejoice,
Good news spreads DER the land;
Rejoice, rejoice.
GOUd news spreads o 'er the land.
The socialistic light
In splendor shines today,
Where naught but darkest night,
>hr0uded the poor mans way.
Brave men have heard q cry.
That filed their hearts with woe:
Come help Us ere We die:
And they resolved 70 20.
Chorus
They brave the rich man wrath;
They dare defend the poor:
They tread the marrow path
They know reward is sure:
They know the God of Love
win ne'er forsake the just.
Their strength is from above:
In Him alone they trust.
Chorus
The men who toilcd in vain
To win their daily bread.
Now see a wondrous gain
With wholesome food they're fed.
Their children have home,
With plenty they are blest;
3 When evening shadows come,
They're not denied their rest.
Chorus
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1898-05-28

The great incentive to labor and to
right doing that socialism relies upon,
is Just this same JOY of the doing,
this same glorying in the work itself,
this same love of the artist and the
skillful and the trained in doing all
that they come to do with skill and
experience.
WIN. Med.
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1898-05-28
The Colony Wants

A shoemaker. d tanner. a dentist.
and 4 cook.
We need steam laundry outfit.
job press and'type; also small steam
plant.
All sorts Of secondhand tools. in
fair condition, freight prepaid to Bel
fast, Wash. Let local unions attend
to this.
a set of Prentiss Mulford's White
Cross library.
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1898-05-28
DEPARTMENT. OF EDUCATION
AND RECREATION.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
AND RECREATION.
Superintendent-C Z. Walker.
Teachers Miss Kate Halliday. Mrs
NJ. II. Walker, Mrs. w. c, Ran
dolph.
The department of turing
has been making school desks for us.
Excellent work is shown in this effort
School has been kept in Assembly
hall only, but now we have another
room, and inside of ten days still
another room will be available for
our use.
This department aims to teach SUBJ
jects rather than text books and dead
authors. The outline system is used
as far as practicable. making the use
of variety of text books possible,
and, indeed broadening the interest
thereby We need readers, arithme-
tics, grammars, biographies, histo-
ries, etc. Send prepaid, if you have
any to donate to us.
The assembly has adopted the rules
and regulations of the state school
system as the best system of govern
ment available for our work.
A committee on school district or
ganization is pushing the petition to
obtain new district to serve our
school population of 50.
The apartment ought to have two
good globls, outline maps. charts,
manuals of kindergarten work, works
on child culture or psychology, helps
in elOcution, etc. Will our friends
help us out? Any works bearing on
teaching and school management will
be useful. Kindergarten supplies are
needed.
Eight boys, from 10 to fourteen
years, are organized into an indus
trial school under the superintendent
and accomplish much in roadwork
and in chopping, practicing four hours
a day.
School population, eighty! All
bright children and youth, tool, And
Socialists. Good.l
Lend Il hand. We must educate.
We must educate: or we will perish.
But we educate.
Who will give us Ridpath's L. S.
history?
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1898-05-28

In the sixties, when musketrv rat
tied and armies clashed: when homes
were broken up and lives lost: when
property was destroyed and the money
power plotted against the people. it
was no wonder that men were made
poor and much misery prevailed. But
in times of peace, when the attention
OF man is turned to peaceful industry,
that there should be more poor, and
more misery and more homes broken
up, can only be accounted for by the
greed for wealth.and the treachery of
those entrusted with government
lex.
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1898-05-28
ORGANIZATION
DEPARTMENT,

REV. GEO. CANDEE, NATL ORGANIZER.
All communications pertaining to or
ganizing and lecture work should be ad-
dressed to the national organizer, Rev.
Geo. Candee, 1917 Detroit Ave. Toledo,
Ohio.
We wish volunteer lecturers and or
ganizers.
The following members have been
commissioned to act as deputy organi-
zers:
F. D. Festner, SOB Pike ST., Coving-
ton, Ky.
Rev. L. F. Finley, Brice, Ohio.
Marta Bethune Jones, Washington,
Ga.
Rev. A. A. Worsley, Sylvania. Wis.
n. A. Quale, SIC Mifflin ST., Madison
Wis.
w. G. Lewis, Amethyst. Colo.
N. Grassland, Blue Island. Ill.
Fred Eichholtz, Edison, Wash.
John Cloak, 10l Harbine Ave-, Day
ton, Ohio.
r. H. Hart, 1872 Indiana Ave, Tole-
do Ohio.
Pitt Whited, Jackson, Mich.
Tom Fitton, III Delavan Ave, Buff
falo, N. Y.
J. w. Fairchild, Mizpah, Ky.
Rev. A. d. Hale, Haskins, Ore.
c. Bishir, Hutchinson, Kan.
Rev. Theo. A. Johnson. Rushmore,
Ohio.
Thomas Hickling, Box 1O6, Sandus-
ky. Ohio.
Miss Helen J. Wescott, Manhattan,
Kan.
B. C. c. LECTURE BUREAU.
The following members have express
ed their willingness to answer calls to
lecture in the interests of Socialism
and the Brotherhood. For terms. dates.
etc. write direct to lecturers:
Miss Helen Potter the noted imper-
sonator) Hotel Pelham. Boston. Mass
Mrs. Marion Fl. Durham, Burlington,
Iowa.
Levi S. Lewis, 512 Hamilton ST., Al
bany, N. Y.
y Mrs. Clara C. Hoffman, SO Rialto
Building, Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Katherine Lente Stevenson, The
Temple. Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Josephine L. Church. 1888 Dorr
St. Toledo, Ohio
Rev. j. Stitt Wilson, 252 w. Chicago
Ave, Chicago, III.
Mrs. L. G. Johnson, 1923 Forestville
Ave, Flat %, Chicago, Ill.
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1898-05-28

Socialists polled l,S0S votes at the re-
cent municipal election in Chicago.
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1898-05-28

Newaukum, Wash, May, 1898.
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1898-05-28
Edited BIZ MRS. RNKIb BlLLlKGSLBY.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Washington.

D. c. May a. lses-seaed proposals TlN No oT s
JrIe g. 1895 for supplying 20 L s. buildings unaer me
control OF this Department east Of he <o1ky
requirements OF the service ma!
demand during the ending June 30 $50 ,he
foIowing described articles: Clocks--s-day peh1uum.
vail clocks 2-nch disis OF STANDARD MAKE ralne
he No stated form o. proiosai
:. f the has explicit In description
ana accompaned by samples OF clocks Chairs ana SET
20 bidders will be furnished upon epph
ea,lcn 20 This Department Toilet paper and ,oet paper
fxturesNo stated form OF proposal is furnished or re-
,nd hse sboua he accorp by samples Of papers
and fxures. Cylinder machine and dynamo pss.6
fcations blank forms OF proposal MI nc ~.
upon application the Department Postal Dag rs t
Iii Furnished ur1n application 70 the Department
Proposals FOR chairs and oils must be Accompanied Dy es
81 The Secretary the Treasury as guaiahlee o,
the above artcIes inus, IN
c,s. ali incident 10 delivery 70 sucn DuIuinss
ar the Department NAV designate ne -.
Go ~. rtoh, 10 reject and all BIDS ana 70 waive
defects Proposals should be addressed 70 me @
=, ,bs Treasury Washington. u. C., ana ndorsTd' re-
srsc,velv: "Propossls for Clocks rrop'aIs tol
trairs'' proposals for Toilet Paper M
C.is " and s.pyoposals for Bag Racks. o. L. sPAul-D-
ING Assistant secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21

North William-st No %, to q hve-story brick
WORKSHOP; Thomas Russell. owner; J Shook 49,.
Prince-st No lle. a and three story brick
and frame store and lofts: Frederick Mermona.
30 81 West 10th-st- owner: Louis Mcystre q . A..
svtn-et, No AZ West, TO hvc-storv brick dwell
ins-houre; Miss c 6 Brett No ~ West 10Th
. st. owner: II GildersIecve architect ......... 1000
Nokers-st No -. 10 iour-story brick stable
and shops: estate OF II Briner. No 80 Iutssrs
ST. owner, Michael Bernstein. architect. 800
lH,th-s'. Il corner Amsterdan-ave. 10 a one
story frame store; Michael Scfaphine. owner; -
G Tcale. architect .......................... 100
2th-si 100 n o. c;h-ave. a hve-sto-y
hrick electric station; Edison Electric Illun1in-
anrg Company owner: buchanan G. Deser. OF
NO IL East a.h-st. architects LOW
Td-st. No SO East; - four-story and basement
brick dwelling Ida Meyer. prenlitot. owner; $3.50.
Buchman 4 Dcisler. architects .........: JUN
Sfh-st, No 10 East TO n forr-sto-y ard basement
brick dwelling; Z. j Bach premises. owner ooo
Buchman & Deisle- architects .......:.. o.VU
o2d-.t. No GO West. 10 a four-stury and basement
brick dwelling: Eliza J Uancy. premises.
owner; +. A. 10y ~ No 1i0 West a3d-st. archi- ooo
NeSN ''
Wlliam-st. No 3, TO n threc-stoTy brick once
building: estate Of Thomas F. Davis. OF No - .oo
Broadway. owner: Charles Rcntz architect. w
COth-st No 40 East 10 n four-sOry and basement
brick dwelling: Benjamin Perkins. OF No ~
East Go,h-st. owner; Wallace Of No i,22S -
Park-ave. architect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lWD
Forsyth-st. No 49, TO three-storv brick store
ard dwelling Goeis owner: Samuel Sass. Of 49,
No 20 Park Row. architect 90
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REAL ESTATE.
THE MARKET DULL AND L1rELEss.

Inc real estate brokers passed another quiet day
IN thcir oihces yesterday. Buyers for investment
arc re" and far between and even the operators
content 10 let we'll enough alone. In these days
even the industrious vendors OF runors including
negotiations on gigantic scale about TO be
eUsed; nave taken back seat. The market Is
awaiting developments and the prospects for long
period of inactivity seem to be excellent
w! LOUISA W. stone Is reported to have sold No. al
plot 25xlCcn feet 1t Is also reported that James j.
and lot. - ~
Jesse c. Bennett e. Co. have sold to T. ]. Nc
Ldughnn for Improvement four lots on the north
cue cue OF slxty-seventh-st 425 feet west OF Amster
dam-ave
Az the New-York Real Estate Salesroom yester-
gay william Kennedy sold in foreclosure the Ave
Story DTick store and tenement-house on lot 20x6S
no; loa Avenue y. 10 Louis Cohen for $500.
s dnompson Pryor sold In foreclosure the four
40. SV to 6sS St. Anns-ave.. to the plaintiff, for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
NEW BUILDINGS.

ioo 2s ct , r",hsS. .sS Co. h aEnr mSs
stoiy D,'' No lao West G7th-st. owners Thomas
crana 10 i2ss Macison,svs ; asShss' FOR
Anste'cnln I,,ck lat with stores, coSS2o Cum
minss Ferguson, No q nAnaa''an-ave own"
err: e. =, a OF p4th-st for . two-story
B9u;ss"tN wsI,,nx with store. 2oxs&xiV AieHsnasr
Walker. Ne soa West End.ase. owner re-
ham, So for nvss'ST SrS " MAJ i.h T Ut.
G"ts ; Ks2,.sr %'iss sl No :.ss'.s,
iancey,si' sySIras West. for a slx-story brick
s2 sas with store s7o.ss1ss; 5s,eps Psihsm
wieser. No c3s L<nox-a'e owner
architect IIs.i II . OF ieoth.st. for three
tIs: .nssn' o ~ Esis TOsi
o,rhIthct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21

~ OMca Of the Commissioner OF Immigration Barge
once Port Of New York until u m. May ~ lsso ior
Furnishing the Medical Division OF the Immigration bureau
with the following named services during the hsca year
ending June 1859 Care OF immigrants sunerins
Sror Contagious diseases Of Immigrants suffering
from diseases Care Of insane immigrants
EXPERIMENTATION OF Immigrants suffering from contagious
diseases Transportation OF imm grants sunering rom
aglous dseafes Burial Of deceased mingfahts
blank proposals and nfo nation may be obtained
mon arrlication to THOMAS FITcHfE, Commissioner
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0ronelIere' 6otel Docket 0uioe.

AnANY s,:nx. Halt K Ke P v a. a. rs 81
j. s%% sa; v. Inn Ap 20 p Ny up
"S as Sopss So e'. 3 r 1;os Up
B BRookEaN n r. Ef Hot. H Gsss SS
cA De 'as ro r&Rk moIEf overlook
ing and commanding the most beautiful view on pno. the
cArsf a.oq oF'n May Il S8E rsfi d rGn
cArs 4 a fs's FITS; f'Ifif @
.r sns M Ezs' for ' s9R sna
ak sFr hS1s kIe''
June lsth. Special June rates Farm IN connection
s Ti 81 I;,4h;:ay sfs f%:f
s sdS"t %f: snf Tor fI @e"sies wm
E ExTHHHs H ssAN N'" Si s.
or $;:is'si sssle HE i H:?'t
Three hour. from N opsn oT 1as yG ME fS1sa
Booklet! chA. O. Hayds H6T Mst. wAwoSpA. Ap
I''A' Writ. for Descriptive ssstl.,
M MeTnRKNoop ..: HOTEL HuSTSRsToS p
SG w ys NJ q' nj so r. sIe'sSs s
iaeda,!,ns for eyclei's Charlie, Hotel, A. p. uup
ssS 0ni4tSS $SHvSsS#4 TSish r. i u. Y
up iomel,ke hotel Esesllent table dho;s
Sa% ,iss so ss; i III ii & up
DO VGI ciune. prop - The Vanderbilt, 4. r, y up
OLD POINT coMFoRr va T Ghamsssn up up
r PhYHouTH Eng GRAND Hotel A r. So Il r. fs %
sGARboRo BEACH KibKwo ,oso,, 5NS a. P
WI , Write for descriptive booklet
STAMFORD. Il. Y-cHuRcHILL HALL a nEx4ERE.
% "a e Churchill. NJ D.. Propr.l. All modern con-
ysnenc.s DsS,f s9a5lSH write for T int0Tm:,SH
o~no CHi:rT open June 18th. SEND FOR descriptive
booklet. S. n Morrison nj LOS s50sasax b L M
81 az LOUIS MO- .Llnd.ii Hotel, p r p $40 %
ey1 ~i,eE X Y. Yates Hotel L. r., $loO; A. ~ -
TTnInnST6 can Arlington Hotel A. p. 81 up
wXsHINGToN. D. C. 1r naoa Hoei 4 u uD
90 Raleigh. r. p $50 up
wfiirE MOUNTAINS PROFILE HOUSE G Soo; ..s
open July Golf IA KS etc. Send for Booklet.
WATCH HILL r. NEW OCEAN aoTs ,ans onsr Jun:
~ Geu Club upon payment Of moderate cueA
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ALTERATIONS.

S::s%snis a ''T Eli Vest o
Mrs hs award Busath. architect ;;s.:';,, a.
,,ee sns,a Of av s.iiau: 70
two-and.a-na i..n, No ass Mount Hope Place.
LuswM csevsrdon & Pussel. a'ehi'sc" ''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21

TURN MORTAR cARRIAGES;-o,d , Stioe.
Sealed Proposals in duplicate will be received here unt
clock p. M. WEDNESDAY. JUNE s. lsss ana tneh
e. s. Army. with ninetyhve 90 more or less sprlns
Return Carriages l2-.nch B. l.. Rhed Morars None
Of these carriages need be delivered before November
1905 anc rapid deliveries thereafter will not be
limited States responsibility for all CLAIMS lUr
patents carriages BIDS will be received ior an
ar for part Of foregoing Information furnished upon
ficafinn 70 Big Gen. D. w F'IAGLER. Chlef OF Oro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
Dlui0rn0 Notices.

Dlui0rnb Notifies.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
35 Wall Street. New York, May Is. 1895.
A SENI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF one per
"A cent. has this day been declared on capital
stock OF this Company payable on and after June 1st
1898 OF the Me- camille Trust Co. 40 Broad
way New York. stockholders OF record at the closing
OF the books May 10th is9s The trsnsfer books VIII
the once OF the Union Trust Company.
~ ~ JOSEPH HELEN. Treasurer.
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MONEY TO LOAN on bond AND MORTGAGE
PARSONS e. SINGER,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS' 81 SAssAt-s'
Anriion Sales Of Real Gsiatc.


NNooINNoooNoNN0NOo~oN>rOr- NNNc>>c~e :, -
SPLENDID SUMNER RESIDENCE SITE FOX eAbE
e superb location. henS part - ne estate nhosh "
tue Maxwell Es'air. situated IN the west hank OF ns
Hudson River, In Upper Nyack. y. y commanding an
up and down the rvef s 70 e 500 ~ pur
lie auction on MAY 3lst 1895 IL o'clock. Nv Andrew
Fallon The sale !s n De he'd IN ihh' lnl 81
the premises which t. situated hetasen the HUDSON kN'i
on ,io and Broadway the west, and between IN"
lands nOR or u the New YORK Mutual ~ insurance
I-omoanv north. and q VIM. II io'' On u'
,outb The land Is 10 lie E1i In ihree separate nArce'
The nr-t being approximately Al feet hy .t ei te sec
ond consisting and mountain land. cor'hlning NJ
prormaely IL acres ana the thEd containing approx
nately acres o! land. 49,
unde rsgnet. ..,-,,- =. ,.,,o., p.,.,..
HERBERT PARSONS. Attorney f1f ih- FlAin'tH
once a. r. o. Address. Ill Broefwal .
Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK cry. " L
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Conntrn Real estate for Sale.

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TUNE sTN1CF. or IAfRY FARM % ~" acres 20 ini.,i
L from Phiad-lphia Rai,foad station On pfeini,s
lao .a1 for town site Also 1oo acres within Phi'a
d.Iphia city lrns Ripe FOR Improvement fave' streets
ga, and squares Address
e"' 20 r KINpRFD i7is oxford 81. Philadelphia
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ls,s' s # Of S3|I'svs E.. No 1880
Barnes. Blaks.ies; 10 William o Starr. No II Ann
nrand9. s jennie !" L. a'y 70 william cromwell
95sas"ss '3s S'ssis
Day MAJ" sarn.I ,r,av. and zsd-. year 1900
aa5 n So OF sdaSe Years 1850
as tTS' e.Al HS.na. ' 3, 5ss :, : o; .S.s
Ro s1.rs Rudolph. to ou.,ave Romer iss'h-
xs 2fi OF S'h Ssysb American ysaI Brewing Com '
Ns sany H Sf Broosyn 20 iaS wo1ss iss.eaod
ssan.a A;i.aR = F5sakn savings n.nk ,ooo
Hs son. fff.s d ass s',?S'T H'' also s'a
io7ih-s! a75 s q SdayS Trxa. :, al ,. 1890"
nee ecuior s ETC. So i7sd-. IFS II Of ilin-ave.
s hssy s'% aa4ss n..5 Ssrs..
and ainGoi isstS-s 'u ldssn-, t. 100 Of Web ann
Ro 5seis John j. 70 William Psiien. Jf.
ss co.'s sf M.- SsisS:
olS Iine SSiso4 year ..............-.-. 10000
., .t E !? ss'sP Mss1' s mp 200
Hu,tsr Leopold 70 fsT"ands w0sd Of n p.iysTs
o,,,x ysniS sarah &. to jacob Rchl and another
0ts"sT Eas s 1870 It Of we.oHssieTavs, m
Mcc 5ut James to Malnda G Mace 81.
tors, &c lots Nos ss4 and $50. map Of Laco"'a ..c
Man Si Morris; German Am.riean Real
Estate Title Guarantee Company, 62d-st mn
BGn. .an .s JACOB No ss 1000
R:ssr nsab,p "a snf .n.nsr !: Annie tkO"ia 1900
NIX ~, a' Years "a"e .'............ 1900
Taylor yn a. Gertrude rude and william D. 70 Mary
Mayo. No 80 West 5Nh-st, leasehold demand. looW
Fitzpatrick. Edward v. 10 Edward Oppenheiner
and another. cor 05th-st and Madison-Ave - mn
schiesiins. John. to Mary E Henderson. ~
Rrook-ave SO II Of i70th-st yeeIs. 7oo'
water at. Ackerman-st az 3 iot ~: map -,
farm Of Slsry c ? Macomb II EXTENDED yer rs
Gersenberger Richard g. 70 George Ehret No ,,.s
40s 5th-ave. ieasehold demand: ............: 22'o
Yeaman Ellen. to Charles Watson. WEI" oon
True Clarence F. TO Metropolitan Improvement
Company. n 7sth-st. 800 II W of West End ~ mn
Same Ine to same. Riverside Drive cor
The Riverside Huldins company the M-trepoi-
itan Improvement Company, corner River -. nm.
s,de Drive or ave and s0tist. demand $1,000
The Church Of 81 Bernard 20 James HERMAN m ooo
trustee etc No 32s Wet l+th,s ysars I "oo"
Barnes. Blakeslee and Aida {: TO Emly pow
40 "A irving Place: also. No ~ Yves; wash nm
ington Place. 4 year ;'...' ON"
Barnes. Henry =. 70 wlll,a'n :, o, 5, N.
ecu,crsi e's' years .................. 10000
Bell Thomas II. al % Annie smith It'll, n 10 ooo
same 10 George Inne-s, n lOsth-st 200 II an mn
nT Anrerdair-ave years ............:..:,... 1e0o
bsn nS r'sn of Mosbinson-sve years 1900
p,x Teresa H. to Thomas Mclaughlin. No l'o I'm
West g ySssa ~ William ysnin Rankin. iis:h-.
90 :, o OF Lenox-aye demand .......s.,.... S'oV
IL, ~ !, Wul,am 70 Mary Cox. 07th-st - ,o
s25 II OF An,ssrdamaVe year ana
" ss, Comrany No 344 I~nox ave, years loUU
wv. C;."ce c. Edward Oppenheiiner No Sss ma
Ienos-ay,es, ,s. ysa' 10 Frederic Mddebrook
"rnaonsi ;sO II n Of Kiv1nston-s' years 'o""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
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A . GESTIENAN'S COUNTRY PLACE AT Bt.DFOtD.
"A Westchestsr COUNTY. New YorK-House fuzzy fuI-
Lished all modern improvements: stables. ice-house'
gardeners farmers kitchen and Hover gar
den; o: lawn. with without adjoining farm
=. 30 acres; will for the year. Apply 10
H. T. LOUSSBERY. Executor. 10 Broad ST.. n. Y, CITY.
BERKSHIRE HIIIS.--To rent. O Cottage: 2it hours
ID from Hew-YoIk: near Sharon and IAkevllc Conn;
fully furnished modern improvements; situated between
two beautiful lake., With Ten scrss land fine view OF
Ntchnsd and Berkshire Hills 3os West 7Ith-st
UNFINISHED AND UNFINISHED Most attractive
houses In Oranges for for and year
e moderate prices. For full particulars address J.
C0A6. OBRIEN. 1i1 Broadway or South Orange. n. J.
mo RENT FOR SUMMER MATTIcp FARM HOUSE,
furnished complete; garden. etc., elevation 200
test =. AATTIcE. East w.ndaam-