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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-03
THE REGIMENT ARRIVES.
Corporal Darling's Pathetic Death
March Through Town.

March Through Town.
Owing to the misunderstanding as to the
time of arrival and the tiresome delays up
on the way, there was but comparatively
few to usher the e-hundred-and-f -fifty-sev-
enth back to its old camping grounds. Toots
from the largest whistles in the city and
the ringing of bells announced the soldiers
approach, however, ard the windows and
side streets near where the trains pulled in
were filled with people anxious to get
glimpse of the soldiers who have suffered
such hardships in the southern country.
The first passenger ;ection arrived ut the
Union Station at about o'clock in the
morning. ana the two remaining followed at
short intervals Elaborate preparations had
been made by Mayor Taggart and The Com
me~cIal Club to receive them and the boys
were treated in a way that was decidedly
novel. after their method of living in Flor
ida camps. Two thousand six hundred
sandwiches had been prepared and 100 gal
Ions of coffee were issued with the food.
The quartermaster Of each company obtained
the quantity required for his men, and the
substantial food proved welcome change
from the breakfasts that the men have re-
ceived since they left camp and embarked
on the train for Indiana Good water was
also freely given by the citizens wherever
the boys appeared. and altogether they
were treated in a manner highly satisfac-
tory. Not only were the men anxious and
able to eat provided for. but the sick had
the first care. The section bearing the
greatest number of the sick was first in or
der as they left Florida, but in the fire.
quent changes since then this train was
switched about until it arrived here yester-
day morning behind all Others. 1t was sent
to the west siGe of the Union Station where
1t was placed out of the way. Here the sick
men were allowed to rest, and received all
the attention possible. while the able SOL
diers took up their march through the city.
DR.. o. S. Runnels chief surgeon on the
Governors staff, was in charge of the ar
rangements fer the sick. ard his prepara-
tions were appreciated. Several doctors in
addition 10 the ones who have gone through
with the soldiers, were on hand, arl three
ambuances were ready to convey those in
the worst condition TO the hospital, where
everything had been prepared for them.
Under the direction of DIR. Harvey Moore.
of the regiment, twenty-four very sick sol
diers were sent to the City Hospital and
St VincenG's In these wagons. There were
altogether III on the sick list when the
trains reached here. These were not taken
from their sleepers. but were sent direct to
the camp at the fair grounds. where the
Continued ON second Pase.)
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Gen. Younr Breaks am Arm.

CAMP WIKOFF. Montauk Point, N. Y,
Sept. 2.-General Young, while walking
along the road near the railroad depot this
afternoon, tripped a piece of wire and
fell, breaking his right arm. During the
civil war bullet broke some of the bones
in this arm, and since then he has been
unable to raise his hand to his shoulder.
When he fell this afternoon this arm was
underneath and the bone was broken.
There was a conference of the surgeons
to-day with General Wheeler and a general
discussion of affairs, including the danger
of an outbreak of typhoid fever. General
Wheeler annpunced afterward that on Mon
day he would issue a set of orders that
would regulate many things which needed
regulating in relation to the hospitals and
the general health of the camp.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2. - Secretary
Day, of the State Department. who is now
at his home in Canton, o., will return to
this city next Tuesday for the purpose of
comforting with the President regarding the
final instructions to the United States mem
bers of the peace commission. which is to
meet in Paris on the 1st of October. The
United States commissioners will leave for
Europe on the steamer sailing from New
York on the 18th inst, and 1t is necessary
for them to have all their preliminary ar
rangements in this country completed be-
fore that date.
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sHAFTER INDIsPosED.
Vain Attempt TO Drag Him Into Con-

troversy with DIR. Sem.
CAMP wIKOFF. Montauk Point. Sept. q
General Shafter declines to enter into a
controversy he says, with DR.. Sem in re-
gard 10 yellow fever among the soldiers at
Santiago, and as he was slightly indisposed
to-day denied himself to interviewers.
General Shafter is familiarizing himself
with the condition of affairs in Camp WI
koff. He has held consultations with Gen
erals Wheeler. Young and Ames. The last
named has been carefully looking into the
affairs of the camp at General Wheeler's
suggestion, aad advised General Shafter as
to the condition of the hospitals. the meth
ods Of caring for the sick and the sanitary
condition of the camp.
To-day the camp is being cleaned UP all
around. so as TO have everything in the
best possible shape tomorrow when Presi-
dent Mckinley and party arrive. The spe-
cial train having on board the presidential
party viii arrive during the forenoon
There will be no formal parade or review of
the troops. When the President arrives a
salute will be fred in his honor and Gen.
6hafter and staff and Generals Wheeler and
Young will receive the distinguished visitors,
who viii enter carriages and be escorted
into camp by detachment OF cavarymen
In accordance with the Presidents desire
not much display viii be made over his ar
rival in camp. Secretary Alger. who be-
came well acquainted with the camp during
his visit. will personally conduct the Presi-
dent through the camp.
Mrs. NJ. =. Bell. of Aldine Square. Chi
cago. found her son Dylvin to-day. He is a
sergeant in Company G. First Illinois RegI-
ment, and she had had no trace OF him for
hve weeks For two weeks she has been
East interrogating the War Department,
cabling 70 Santiago and searching the hos
pitfalls here. This morning she heard that
four transports had arrived during the
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oHIo,s HOSPITAL ON WHEELS.
Fully Equipped Train, with Cots, Sent
10 the south.

CINCINNATI. o.. Sept 2.-The Ohio nos
pital train from Columbus arrived at 11:25
to-day. and was Immediately transferred
from the Pennsylvania to the Q. & C. road
en- route for Florida. 1t will stop at Chick
amauga, Knoxville. Lexington and other
camps on the return. picking up all Ohioans
in the hospitals that can be moved. Many
physicians and nurses were ready here to
(COntinued ON Fifth Page)
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CAMP wIKoFF, Montauk Point, L. L,
Sept. 2.-Maj Gen. Joseph Wheeler gave the
following to the Associated Press to-day:
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Columbus, Sandusky & Hooking
REORGANIZATION.

n. und.rslgred Committee gives notice that II has
formulated and adopted plan for tho reorganization OF
IN. property and calls holders Of bonds and stock
q, the Company deposit their securities with the de-
pos,are. Of the Committee The Mercantile Trust Com
many New York and the Deshler National Bank Co
iumb., Ohio on or before June go 1928 after which
cs,e no securities will be received
Comics OF the Plan and Agreement Of Reorganization
nav b obtained on application TO THE MERCANTILE
TRUST co.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
JOHN T. TERRY.
LEVI {. WEIR.
FRANK X. sTURGIS.
JOHN g. DESHLER,
HENRY w. PUTNAM. JF.,
Committee.
SEWARD GUTHRIE STEELE Counsel
ALVIN W KRECH. sec'y. 40 Broadway.
Sew York May TO- ls9s.
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sIaney. George. TO Maria Alll.nbrand. SIS s7th-

kidney, George TO Maria Hillenbrand SIS MIN
at. w n " Of avenue n. years ........... 49,.
lie. Mortimer e. ~ Fphraim Il Levy. rdrr
clir-ave 572 q n n ~ iI6th-st } wears. go.
Hamersch,sS. Mark and Moses. also Rachel l'eo-
eskird - Edmund Hendricks. executors. etc.
- 5>th-st. 1913 n . NJ lst-sve. wears :.
Erlmann. Bertha. Ia New-Y0rk and Nakenelh
Cooperative Building and Loan Astociaton. W
corner Grsnt-ave and iS.th-st. insis ments
Frazse. augustus : 10 New York and Wakeheld
co-opfra;lvA rullding and Loan Assocsilon'
Nathalie ave 90. 2, ~ corner formed nv
Boston and Psrot-si. 2aNHo." 10
Armand Til-e. instaments. ..................
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OFFICE of The Chicago. Rock Island

" AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY Chicago. H.
Nay as, 1925 To the holders Of the Chicago kock ~
and and Pacific Railway Company Five per cent Ihlry
Year Debsniure Bonds To Whom u May concern:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN thst The chicago. ROCK
lssDd and Pacific Railway Company has exercised the
right reserved TO in It's Thirty Year Debenture bonds
Issued under the with the United states Trust
Company Of New YORK. bearing date the first day OF sep
tembsr A. D. 1891 10 retire sat bonds on any frsi day
81 March September before maturity OF the prnc
pal bypayng the said United States Trust Company Of
Stv York under said agreement hundred
05 per centuru the principal and the in
accrued and unpaid thereon NOTICE is FUR.
Their GIVEN said The Chicago. Rock Island and
Railway Company intends 70 retire all Of said
bonds now OUTSTANDING the FIRST day OF September.
D. 1898 and that II will on said iste pay TO the SAID
trustee one hundred and hve 05) centurn the
prncpsl and the interest accrued and unpaid a.,
said bonds then Outstanding BY order q ne Board OF
Directors THE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. BY K. r. CABLE.
President W. O. PCRDY. Secretary.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

r . >, ssi % 2: Ssmco d mHt Ne. S. ia
n-man ioseph to sirmnni COIN No 1872 Alien
ms.t'v H. Israel aaa Haanss. Ioqa,: wei
and o'hers " A'i'n a. % ~ hl.nf 1910
Thomas. stephen g. to hie,ane-r " frs--r. .D
nc s'a 49, John III, to Mary o>e No 4's west
Taylor ,oi:'' coores r. 20 i,hn wessrysI'. No ga
East 17thst. year 80. -. ~"
ST. slii T. " = rlse 81 p sxs?a. YEAR, as7o
seller simon. TO Fred cr'er. No 81 Jackson ,soo
MssaoSr ls,se aaa HANNAH :, j8@ss Wei s
s,al,nents N''e'.'' ...,,.... 10000
w ssgiern-' samuel 70 Grace T Wells, osh-
81; 20 n ~ ''nffnl Part West, , years 2"""
H s;e 'e'i sse St. To- i3 3 '' Of ' nould1sG
corner noui~tara en-, ii,, st. month 100
M', =, M.. s ard Je'n 4 =. o6 M Of cS
ave and I'm. ave. - n $ % lIih - ! ,rsr "o"o
No sii West 3i,h Il. years. 10000
Werincim samue., 20 william Mohr. 40 81 West ,ooo
l. inrey Geoisc 90 uernheiHcr q schmd. 80 100 so,
Afer', nslp,rn Individual ana e,ecaor. ct to
n''a s a, IN aIe years. ''. 1000
AZ. s;a s s s II ss h'sS''.
Same 70 same. same propery. year. ,....,... 1000
~ fo,@n i''f 20 # o. Amsterdam ave- ,oooo
'Gs Joan - . =, ~ H. c and lin ~. years 10000
Cover ~ Mi q y .; W'' $500
a. lsf,.s Mnfgsret la Edgar A9rlehy, trustee.
,5 -, - xirSoias ave x72 l1irI H. a year 5000
sam r,t 70 month. ............-+. 5000
same 20 ja' i '"''' '" 400
Same d, Joseph WOOD. same property. months $500
sane ~ Herman '"' '''"'' ''' 800
Robertson uonald. and Alexander Grant 10 John
Yu,s is"a s,' ''' - ' ~ '' 1900
50 i~''', sane uroper.y /. vNar......... $500
e.eriss Arh.ir . central Trust company
aeth Ct and 337 q ~ a!-avr. 3 fesr- ..ooo
rg-fEa
ea-rs 10 rnfh 4 Brrce- Brown. GUARDIAN &C
aht,,ti , s'' ana 81 " " -. ......- 1000
saw. = william Irg rn1; 80 an" 1000
schmia, kahs 10 Benh samsnd ''n"' 1000
Bisssss w W.. ~ It Of Hughes ave years 1000
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

2d-ave. g. IocG q N 4 v-i.n,msrrlis. Road
wiii.ain.S.i ase no.a n " go 10 az
Ida McrsrcE '''' '''" - ''.''' ''''" " 1920
Ilns ~. ao - .,. OK s E'1 ss.a5s 'G Ss3 IN
boron NON ss r''' 81 10 q" f,s.s. s, SOS. ''
john Rs- i,'''''" ''''''' '' ann ~''' 20
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s4'h = " rs no 2a2 Eas, 20 io,Io22 Randolph
SAL properly joseph i"rr' 10 Maurice inter- E,
Ro. tl.i 49, 20 n - Ilf, su ST. z
80 ~ ........-. d.. ....s..o. /
,, cs'a %' e. 70 Wv, wa'nns aa T ,a, s,..,.
and VIE 70 ~. NJ eI-hanre and
'' pe.r - y ,- - r. .,, N'''1'''' /
saTs p,op'f Ne. ,.,.. y, and VIE 20
49,, n.',i N'- "i l,, '1 e.. r.,ss,
G. 'e9s, M.h - al ~ i,,,e N.,v ~, = ~ E:
Irregular. n~.an3 CALVIN. referee 10 August .oooo
80 h's.'y ,-...,. 49,. o,.,.,,,
Mafelfci L<lsne % Mars As. ......... !
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is,h. ate .. .i9 q So - WIZ" ,"in' i'osd e't e,
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AN sss': =, Ea g. >.' r b. ls;' ~ .o,,7e
57,h.sf 80 O = = 'fh.a,e 10 i'i2S'I
Son .......'.... 49,. on. /
%ai-si > iot 30 map Helm.nFe .nl"' 30.
R,ins,on-si n corner Laiiow-,l 2sssios2?'
81 ave- 49, ss' vi n.af il7,a,t isrea' noi~r
MIes. y. 90 j. o. Benolei ,..... 81. ....t, =, !
Same property. David = fenolel 20 Robert :,
Nile. j-.......... ~. ,o..,o.,. !
I'-.,r-a va H,mi,S 20 rsph,mi.
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Or Re-i'f. co.. a., 80. 900, ,,u,.r.
e,.are. sHal podss g. iohn q fl, ,cg go
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flnanrini
<>ssTTy OF MONTGOMERY (ALA) Az FER
u CENT. WATER BONDS.


<~cTTy or MONTGOMERY 1ALA) Az FER
CENT WATER BONDS.
DATED APRIL 1, 1898.
Due APRIL I. 1923.
COUPONS PAYABLE
.enr, AND OCTOBER 1, IN NEW YORK.
ATTENTION qtkTn 70 TE rAcT co JAT
HMGTT,oS1L RESTRICTION OF u PER CENT TAN
iTf AgE A A2P qS 4f M sFGyBEP
IFTy sTrE tpoN T Ac9rIRrp py
R9$SERF4 ANp A AZ EXTENSIONS AND ADp'
THE ACT OF TIE CENTRAL, AssrMRlY OF AL NJ,
sAM1A 70 r. cnHRGE RENTALS SUFFICIENT TO PAY
TIE INTE JkHnEt1IAsr or wArErwoFKs
CIV 5 5 eops1 o To whch Il Sa Ssrsoofe paid
sas.n thousand collars ns' annum als 'oinpsny mas
zee. sa thay-segen thousand dollars Pc annum which
vii pc covered nIo pao3ra ,bossn ao pgn w
pr'pGa6s5 for extensions ana improvements which viii
;. eIpel aisey increase this revenue bat VIII make the
so.n I've PER more IMAM It's issue Of Water Bonds.
II s, ,ha-se n which twenty thousand
isrs per sHX S:b IL .Srrseren SSousana dollar. per
re-. nv which be largely increased when the extern
sons a,s ,y hss no floating debt has IT carried
,or years past
MORTGAGE FEATURES
which the city has MADE TO secure
bs ana the ordinance authorizing the grant
h purchasers Of the property in the event or fore
10. psrpetual franchise 70 operate waterworks In
es.,, =, Nsrtgore-y and the for such purpose Of
ne It,".,ree,s highways and public grounds.
~ @ nS-tcage further provides for foreclosure In the
-. A. default three months on coupon and In
Cs" that foreclosure does not Weld SUFFICIENT
ne discharge the entire debt thereby secured the
ron', IN no released from the payment or the
balance --,,p c1ry or, MOSrGOMERy
,~,,orery Is no, only OF the Oldest and most
hsssye ces In the South. but the improvements
Pyy,she pas, pace II In the front rank OF
S,ayy'. commercial city. with trade approxlmatins
.,n.s 40 re- annun made possible by Its magnificent
ss.,o,,son facilities II has now FIVE competing trunk
railway giving II access 10 the South Atlantic
sre Gulf ports anu "ee'e'" ''' anu INV" e
npsy built. ..... -, o,,,, ,.. n,u.,ns IN
wholesale trade but the establishment OF about
-, m.nu,acturing enterprises In various lines.
IL favored with wel-nanaEed system or
anc Rslwsv Gas and Electric Light Companies. an
L.sn, school system beautiful churches. ana all the
ea.i,;rsnts OF wel-ordered City. and Its municipal
~ 90 ore conducted business principles by repre-
nr an bas had relations with the financial
So. ~ Montgomery years. has made repeated
ir:o affairs. and we do not know or a
s"ncpaljtv whose bonds can more confidently REQ
,".,s han this We have sold large amount OF these
g. remain Ter delivery June Is All Of the legal
nreedinss have had under the supervision CT our
'I p,ss Ana further particulars on application
'''oo ~" sPERRY JONES a CO..
40 10 Ala Equitable Building. baltimore Mo
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Che Qnrf.
Giir Go;e!s.
Hotel E1a5@@GG@
AS A SUMMER RESORT.

CENTRAL PARK WEST 7eD TO list ST
The approaching Summer presents 70 many.
especially gentlemen whose families leave Tor
the country mountains and seaside. tho problem
of where to live comfortably and conveniently
during the Summer months?
In his age Of perfection and progress even
this perplexing question is easily solved. Gentle
men so situated and tourists need but look 10 tho
HOTEL MAJESTIC. this magnificent resort
combining WITHIN It's walls every comfort. luxury
and Requirement, for spending the Summer pleas
on,ly and agrasably. Its advantageous situation
between Central PARK and the Hudson River
makes II an ideal Hotel for Summer residence.
and with it's many attractions life really be-
comes fascinating; the spacious foyer: the lofty
and cool apartments: the excellent cuisine. on
The European plan: the easy accessibility or the
house from any portion OF the city. and finally
the unioue Roof Garden. with its floral display
ard generous growth Of vines and shrubbery at
an elevation ~ almost 800 feet above sea level,
with an excellent orchestral concert every even
ing all these advantages tend 10 place the
HOTEL MAJESTIC beyond the reach Of rivalry
or competition in its class.
full and correct idea Of all the grandeur OF
this house can only he obtained by personal ex-
animation The management cordially solicts
visit Of inspection.
Summer rates from June lst 10 September
18th
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ALTER ATOMS.

is5'h-sf corner Amsterdam ave. 20 frame
resfauranf. George Ehr-f owner. BfAniner
80 % q 100 n NJ - ave. I've story
iiirs tenemen' house James E'erard. owner =
j v ole ~ NJ lni Ves' Hl,i - architect ....
18Th -. "orn~r broadway. IN ten story orlck
ard -fore Office building y Naririvfe. owner.
= II Glenn. = So io Vas iifs - arrAiisc' ----
i9i -. NJ ~ Wet. - = four story hrick dwell
ins house Annie 9 Il Aterhur'. premises
22f o. NJ .i' Essi. 10 q thre" stoIy brick tene-
;nenf house John Mullans No ~ East III
p. orn-r, \ French architect ......-...-. ..
Church st No ia. o. = nve story hrifk '''-e
the II n 'iahn COMPANY. dwner; r II ohm. NJ
Madison ~. ~ 2lo tn four story end base
ment br.ch shelter. Nshrew ShelierinE House
Assoriafon. owner: Horrnbuteer Siraub
st. ave, No ~. - -Four story brick nursery
Grace church Corporation, owner, y . Weeks
4 Son. architects D.. ............. ........
5.d 81 corner ath ave 70 n ono. tv0 and
fcur story brick. stone and iron dwelling house .
Mrs Emily T Sloane No GO sfh sv". owner
Carr,Ie Hastings. architect, ...........--..
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Gfhoo! Aecncirs.

MEXICAN and European Edu 'n'io5sl Agensy '"P Pr
Professors Teachers. Tu'os. ,nenhs Sshoes 70
ponauu'...' nIsS DONOVAN. 81 East i'th street
Nrp1ca> A:D Foreign TEAHHhts 49,.
a supplies Profes,ors. Ieaen '.,. applv 20
&C. ~. J. YOt'EG-FTIToN, ." Snph SUM
pyCRTIsEMESTs and snhsei ,o'o n 10 ,,. i,ro,,s.
"A received ~ ine:r pio~ - "n'ciocs r. NJ: ndverlis,-
% go e,.iyed al the following Hran,h On 81
on .d-s i52 ch-aye. cor '-,n-s. 40, s's i,r,
CUT near N.s
and ilns,' rs.r Gt,,-r-e: - Fast I'm, 20 Nrtt
between TN ana sth sys' ioo eaa
scs ist-sve near satn-st Co n,s
Cs *. sdove: 80 Bieccksr,.,; sS' re-" "a .,.
hne o. AVE- 20 East 10Th l9zi "a s's' s'o- ave-
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Proposals.
DROPOSALs FOR COFrEE MILLS AND

COTTON DUCK Philadelphia Depot @ ~. Dept.
No ,os Arch St. rh afsphla. Pa June q. >0S Sealed
Proposals In 'rpiicate all he i"c"vei here until II
o'cock \ NJ, ffldav Jrns TO- sJ~ ;or furnishing ms
I.,o, vi.h 100 ,one~ Miils. "EniArprlse' No. /.
equal and 10000 yald- CO. % ounce Cotton Duck
avel h.owr wifh privilege - Ire Department Of doubling
the quantity ~ sarh article should IN" Interests or he
ser,Ic~ require. samples can he seen al me S'huyhl
,rec,st N his ritz. Early deliveries "ssertisl ana
ncr- must - d-iif cries The usus guarantee
-, ,.p ,onfutn accompany bids. Bids De
i,vlV II lihsr points wll IL entertained Government
..se,v.s RIGHT reject accept or 81 proposals. or
GU ,, .I.fso, Preference. given arfcts " domestic
nrodic ion or manufacture. conditions ~ qualnv and
80. ,,",uinr II ~. price OF foreign productions or
he duty thereon heng equal hlanks Ter
proposals and further information viii he mfnisned b,
his rire Envelopes containing proposals 20 fe endorsed
.'l,rrr0sals FOR coffee NILS and cotton PUCK and sd-
1851 10 1t Col JOHN Y. FrREY, Deputy Quarter
r,as o. I. :. Army.
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NEW YORK NEW YORK.
THE PEBBLES AND THOMPSON SCHOOL,
i BOARDING AND DAY school. FOR GIRLS
30. 80 - EAST 18TH STREET.
For Boys and Young Men-C!ty.
10 - WEST 9th ST. New yo'k.-For 'hs ssa-
tsenth annual register giving fun particulars.
J. CLARK READ A. NJ. Registrar.
For Both sexes-City.
THE ETHICAL CULTURE SCHOOLS.
i iOp West bath ST COP Msoison Ave-
Kindergarten Primary and Elementary Grades, Hirh
School Kindergarten Normal Department. EIsmiasfon
'' - JOHN p REIGAHT. supt.
Boston.
MASSACHUSETTS, INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
~" JAMES ". CRAFTS. President
Ccvrsse IN Engineering Architecture Chemistry. Phyrics
Biology and General s;utes
yatrance exsnins tons in New-York June som and
July Let IN charge OF Mr.. d. A. CENTER. the Woo
bridge School
For all information address
II. ". TYLER. Secretary.
+el Boylston-st. Boston.
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S0th a. VI Fast 'cr 'our and 49, sior' sni
basement brick dwelling 3a.9N6l2 William w
Hall 90 No ~ East Iithr. owner. AlrXandeF
WEIGH. architect .-.......--....-.. ...-.. ....
'oule'aid TOO . ~ ais'-st. fo' s'''r
s'ory brick md rtona fGthouse. Nth stores.
10 $500. T J Mcclure. No nfS 81 Nicholas s'e.
oNn~f. " = ~ well architect ..-...
l41fh -. n r. % 4 - - AIMS ave. Tor AK
nve.ftory brick fs'houses Exit Lorenh + J
Neihe-. ". rrreT and architect .............
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Cam 6rhcole

GUNNER LAW SCHOOL, SUMNER SESSION o
- the NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL will open on Mon
DAY June H. and continue I'll August IL thoroughly
practical Of instruction IL offered Apply 70 SEC
RFTARY OF LAW SCHOOL. 10 BROADWAY
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and sabseriptisns for me tribune
a received al Uptown ONCE. No La? Broadways
<: aoor north OF 3ist until o'clock M advertise
means received following branch Offices at regular
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PIER.--Oxford man desires OUTSIDE
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Diui0rMo Notices.

Phoenix. Arizona. May ith, 1898
CALL FOR ARIZoNA UNIVERSITY BONDS
THERE being 50 $3.50 in the University Fund
] will pay upon presentation. University Bonds OF
the Territory Of Arizona and accrued interest thereon
numbering from four both inclusive provided
'cr In Section $50 Il ~ Arizona lnteres; TO cease
from and after June Eth isps
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For Young Ladies-City.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
d COZ 9TH AVE
Rev DR. and NJ, CHAs. II GARDNER. Principals
rIyHE MISSES EI.Ys SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Il October 9th.
Riverside Tfive S5th and Seth Streets. New-fork
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