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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-02
Gbf Marietta yonrnal.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Born to Prof. and Mrs. r. G. Sharp a
son.
Miss Laura Wade, of near Kennesaw,
is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. J. G. Milan is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Grower, in the country.
Miss Odessa Sewell visited her moth
er in the country. last week.
Miss Maggie McWhirter, who was to
be an attendant at the Arnold-Burk-
halter wedding in Atlanta Tuesday
evening, was too i'll to attend.
Sunday was purely rainy day with
very little cessation of the downpour.
1t kept the people indoors and the Sab
bath was truly one of rest.
The Kennesaw Marble Company at
this place has about completed its con-
tract in the thing &c. for the Grant
building in Atlanta.
Josie Smith, colored, who took trip
to Savannah with Jim Gresham, col
ored, has returned to the bosom of her
family here.
The Marietta Telephone Company
has just issued new list containing
the numbers and names of all its 100
subscribers.
The Cobb county farmer who thinks
he can buy products of the field cheap
er than he can make them, and persists
in doing so, will not make farming a
success. The farm should be self-sus-
tanning.
Mr.. w. A. Florence and Mr.. ]. r.
King, of the firm of Florence Bros,
King & Co., left Monday for New York
where they will buy a new and COM
plete stock of goods for their stores at
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-02

Miss Brittle Mason has returned from
her visit to Rome.
Mr.. Richard HI. Earle returned Tues
day evening from New Orleans and
Birmingham.
Mr.. T. A. Granting returned Sunday
from Florida, and his daughters from
Calhoun.
Miss Minnie Wade has returned to
her home near Kennesaw after SPEND
ing several days the guest of Miss Ho-
Ion Motley.
Mrs.s.J. FL. Craigmiles and her niece,
Miss Myra Thompson, of Cleveland,
Tenn, are visiting DR.. and Mrs. I. w.
Waddell, on Church street.
The heater of the passenger coach OF
the Marietta accommodation train ex
ploded Monday night at $3.50 at this
place, bursting the pipes and making a
loud noise.
Miss Rosa bMcClatchia visited Miss
Stroud in Acworth last week.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
invite all members of the memorial
association, both gentlemen and ladies,
to meet with them at their next regu-
lar meeting at the Elmwood parlors,
Monday afternoon, March 8, 8 o'clock.
Also cordially invite as many Confede-
rate veterans as can to meet with them
at the same hour.
Mrs. NEsBITT, Pres.
Mrs. MoCLAToHEY, Cor. Sec.
THE Fun MAKERS Co., reorganized
under direction of Nat N. Dews, will
appear at Blacks Opera House, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday this week,
with a high class comedy each night,
and numerous specialties between acts.
thus avoiding the long waits usually
occurring, and will give the theatre
goers of the city an excellent perform
ance at popular prices, 35c, SIC and 15c.
Ladies free ticket with gentlemen hold
ing 80 cent ticket.
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MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.

1t is certainly gratifying to the pub
lie to know of one concern in the land
who are not afraid to be generous to
the needy and suffering The proprie-
tors Of DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, have
given away over ten million trial bot
ties of this great medicine; and have
the satisfaction of knowing it has alb
solutely cured thousands of hopeless
cases. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness
and all diseases of the Throat, Chest
and Lungs are surely cured by it. Call
on J. W. Legg, Druggist, and get free
trial bottle. Regular size Soc and 81
Every bottle guaranteed, or price re-
funded -
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THOUGHTS FOR
BUSY HOuyekeg)e|S.

Has it ever occurred to you how much
time and trouble you can save, to say
nothing of fuel, by buying foods that are
already cooked? We can furnish ready
made Soups of several varieties; Baked
Beans; various kinds of Canned Meats
and Fish; Granose Flakes; Granola and
Zwieback, thoroughly cooked aud ready
for the table; also Bread, Rolls and
Cakes; and with Cheese and Crackers.
Pickles, Catsups and Salad Dressings.
Jams, Apple Butter, Canned Fruits, &c.
one can get along with very little cook
ing,
"Eatwelr' Gelatine and 81 unket Tab
let's both make excellent deserts which
are easily and quickly prepared.
We have made special study of the
needs of our customers and have endeav.
ored to find just the article in each
line that gives most perfect satisfaction.
In Olive Oil we have something excep.
tionally fine, as all who have used il
will testify. Our leading brands OF
Flour: "Postell's Elegant "Gladia.
tori and ''Star'' are each of the best OF
their respective grades.
The Soups referred to above are Rit-
tiers Concentrated Soups and are prov.
ing very popular, at Zoe can
Cash Rebate Checks, equivalent to a
liberal discount, given with each cash
cash purchase. All of the above and
other things are to be found at
FdW & Rogers,
The Up-to-Date Grocers,
Marietta, Ga.
Phone 20.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-02

It's foolish to attempt the cul-
tivation of friendship by giving
your friends an occasional dig.
The more a gas Jet blows the
less light it gives. Some men re-
semble gas Jets.
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FAIR ASSOCIATION.


Report of Secretary of the Cobb
County Fair Association at the annual
meeting, February 81, 1899, as follows:
1898. Gate receipts Oct. days, $57S.26
Concessions, October days, 300
Cold from A. ID. Davis on stock, 800
1899. Col from ] NJ Hamilton on
on stock, 1000
Feb Z, Received from ID. w. Blair
$20l.21, less commission SIS,
amount from ). Gid Morris,
former Secretary, 1851
Total collected, $8O0.47
I expended for postage $3.50
Paid J. P. Legg, Treas. 1877
$8OO47
J. /. MANNING, Secretary.
Report of the Treasurer of the Cobb
County Fair Association at the annual
meeting held February q, 1899:
1898. July |, Rec. ] T Anderson. $685.. 10
Oct IA, Rec J L Manning, Sec. Gil 20
1885, Feb 7. Rec J / Manning, 1864
Total Receipts, $685. $50
DISBURSEMENTS.
1898. July Is, Repairing grand
stand, e25
Oct s, L Black & Son, lumber, 23.97
20, J M Hamilton, lumber, 1880
20, G E Henderson, lumber, 918
Marietta Journal printing and
advertising. 3015
Is, Marietta Herald, advertis-
ing, 500
Nov n, Alpharetta Free Press ,ad-
vertising in 1897 75O
Dec /, Manning Bros account 1882
Legg Bros account, 2.23
Nov |, Northcutt & Jordan acct $50
For work on grounds, buildings.
and police duty, 1929
Premiums for 1888 5O8OO
Purses for races 1898 800
J. Manning services as Sec'y, $500
Balance on hand, 4O.97
1885 $50
JOE P. LEGG, Treasurer.
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IN york.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-02

JOE P. LEGG, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-22
NEW BUILDINGS.

Broadway Nos G82 and G54 Z twelve story
brick store and lofts. &xlSN7. Henry Com 10
no 5th-ave. owner; Robert Mhyn'cke, No tn .o-.
Broadway aIchtect ............... -........' eo'o
1920 u, lst-ave for story BRICK
shea 42x2S Z: John Hutchinsn. No ~ East
u etl- owner. Neville & B6FS-. arclit'cts..--
Tlf~'dge- 81 No 1870 for 81 story bi1ok nAthoute
With stores 25.2Xs5 Fsrhush lAbnan V 10
Fest 64th-et owner; o r Pelham, No 90 9th No
ave architect .'''.'. -
79d st. No 6Os East frr one-story br1ck ana
stone shop 25xGS Joseph olinsky. NJ bA2 Dast
74th-st owner. Rudolph Moeller. No 9os East ,
161fh -. arThlt9ct .
sun TX st. Nos 20 and 81 for slV-stpry brick
-atheuse with stores 81.6y352 Harry F1schel.
SO 2l5 East broadway. owner, Samuel sass ~
70 - PHrA Row, architect. hb
MN 81 4 g. 100 II V y 7th ave. FOR six-<tory
brick bachelor apartment house. 5oXfO. u; Ida u
Moore No 225 West 1l1th-st owner, \ MIL
ner No 81 East l25th-st, architect; Il NJ Moore .o
btbave W g 80 II n Of lS3d-st for two Eve story
brick houses with stores 26X9l; T jenkins.
No 637 Manhattan lave. owner and builder Nhd ~
Cunningham No 4S3 Courtlandt-ave, architect W
1e,rh- - n W cor Clinton ave, for four nVe-story
f.r.eh aathoueee 27x1021 irregular; Margaretta
STREE Vyse ave and Honest owner; 9 49,
pickers0n architect ':...'' %
FIR. SCHUYLER Road = 100 r 4 Westohsster
(,reok fo- q two story frame office ara dwell
ing house p 4x32.4 John : Push. owner, II .
linen W 3 Vest H,th 81. arch teot. .....-'..
1sSth II s. q II OF Railroed- ave, for one
story brick office. 35Xl6N27; American Express
company owner Edward Kendall. No 10" =.
Or ave htect '''''''''' o
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"a q, No 100 a.ioo; &st No i@2 2axlo1;
Bertha Jacobs al. executors etc. 10 bu'' ga ooo
Pachrach 400. -
rowerv . " corner 4;if-st 62J oox+6 1lxlVoi also
interior lot 40 II II = Of 4th-st, az " o'rneI
Of above runs 5S.SN y * DIX ,oa M
oS Edward JAG los Mary Defendori i'o''''
Perry st No 20 n T. 25xe5. Bertha JACOBS 81 ~ "A on
executors 60 Henry Thole .....--.. =. =.
Pr 81 No 1870 $. 25XiOo; simon norman" u 20 yo
George MaTTraf. = part :. ~
115th-s At n s. Niohsas ave, o. W ~ TX
lt5Nxllse Francis Schnusg to he'HPo'''"" 900 eoo
Building Company -; ,ae,b s+s
Madison ave "a = extends 18Th 70 lSem SIS
100 iiN75. John Cram executor ana "us'To 900 zoo
George hthr =. -. al
Pr II No 1876 a 21xl00 Bertha jacob" " H. ., .,o
executors Geprge Margraf .:..: "a io'o
81 ave e s. 495 Il OF STth-st' %e'9aiV'' 40 M
bernhard MAYER to Leopold Kaufman INV"
t2a-st No 369 West 2)xl20. Samuel ID Iac0ps - l.o
4an-t No 3l2 East 26x1oob Cornelia hyltus &c mn
Psrr11 81 40 20 = 8 25Se5; Herman Mendel to :, mn
81 NicSoles- ave W g. % n n Of lilth st s. loa
30 llx75 sxOe5: Daniel Lord referee 10 ffhih AZ on
r levin 1900 .. 90 D.. o.,
Cherr,-st Nos W and o. 32oxS ~ IT :, noo
regular: Seymour Herman 70 Annie i Woo 'A""
Attornev-st 80 l59 "a 10rloo Bertha JaoooS se-
IT a. executors. MN l. Harris ''o''
Same property simon Ho1mann and ano'her u NJ aaa
7sbsf a i2is II % West End-eve. lexlo2 ,; ~ mn
George Han Charles T Griffith. |s'V"'
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

A3 Fran: e eie1fs l 81 E' '' H rs
ProsPeoteve E s 90 # OF le''h-s new line 200
Ne,!yc ga5 binding tompany TO Frances
schnugg ll5th-st, oorner st NICHOLAS ave ,2b
i' Bowe4y. 10 eco to s64 corner 4th-st %
Rssaaa4 Hd?nas ssesg'r5 sod ,,. ,Po.srT to
Mutual Lac .Hsnrs'"e Go,np"'H ...., 10
loo # % So o ag' Marae opptnheim to sender
hy yarinnlSSsSy 3D.. s. 10 OF % ave no
Me- yea Geo-rc r; Pabe,,a Kaurrann and
other, executors s No l35 PIT OF. y,edIsii "'
Moa. Harris and l9:s 1ns E, TO Harris 49, N Z, If
l@nn ana a',tne ~ AN'''i - '.i'.'.... 100
Sane o. Helen ADAM. e1ooutiI. property. ~
.i.r - sadie and Albert TO j. Frederic Ker-
uochan as committee eso No l89 sast 18th st. ~ n
Ro.e1tSsi. Hannah. ara another. eaeoators to
Mutual Lie Insurance Cmpaiy u'tn-sN' 10
Ka,s j 355Ttw and IAs1e to Esther seymour
No. re Vest 11yth S. years. - i"'
Kaufmann. Leopo!d. 70 Mar G3elet an "a an
Ks,fnsan 3d. r<,yy.,d 10 Mary Coeet ana
other, executors. etc Sd-ave sc = 7@l # sW aAu
pSoks- Hen Henri yS 10 eorFo Bhret No 5o4 is,-syo.
olamsn. Noses 90 william P Douglas. eHecu- ,su
tors eta NJ l7s Edrdeo-st years - -. IL"
Same % Amer can NJ 7gsse Company same %
Glib Herman 1zis tx Sarah NcPhcr.1 general
guardian. etc, Nos 572 and 514 shaw Years r."
~ ils' 40 =, OF s7th St rnonh..-.~.. 20 N
Kane WI am s. l. the Se'g-York Life Insurance
sHe va 1.'''.'........ $50
sitiis Fr5nE and others. executors, sstN to this
nu'I -r l fs5ale years ......... 100 O
Zimmerman. Leah nd Gabrielle Valente to
t,-n.r Han ~ i'...1-... 1870
Same 70 sane same property \ year.......... $50
Ne 7rer. Martin. 70 Title Guarantee and Trust - .
Company. 5fh-ave, " corner l2ith-et yenr BOX
Rker william p e. Charles Peabody IT. NO . -
858 8h-ave. years ....................-. lou
Wills Mary 4, 70 ElniRlert Industrial SAVINGS
IA ysa, NO 40 s- ~.o ~ 2H
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ApVERTIs EMENTs and subscriptions for
The 1ribLrs received at their Uptown
ONCE. No. 242 Broadway. "a dor north
OF 3lst- until o'clock , m. adver-
tsements received at the following branch
p. m, viz. - sth ave. = c. cor 23d 81
1872 6th-avs.. cor. l2fh-st. Mays 9TH
ave. and lfth-st. i42 Columbus ave. near
West 'e6th-st.. io6 West t2d-et.. near 9th
ave. 90 East l4ih-st.: Isl West 42d- IT.
b<tween 1th and sth ayes. 100 Fart 41th-
st, l.J3s Sd-ave.. between 10th and nth
sta l.026 81 ave. near 6lst-st.. !. los LIST
ave. near Ssth- st. go 8d-sve. near ilst-
At. 90 3d-sve: 2l0 Blsecker-st
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WORK WANTED.

>~~.~~~~~)>~>~,.c-,, -,~'",''>">"|
ATTENDANT upon lnvalds home
abroad. f.nsllsn. German, best refer
ences. ATTENDANT. 500 West 5~th-et.
ASSISTANT Enc lNEFR. fireman or
p,e.e 4 ANDERSON. pa York ST.
Hf .k.yn.
----
..uu,r, state by nlldi, axe. Amer.
can. tft..twar-h. reliable and Competent
49,. - .ft.- ar ~.r4i-.. rsf.r. ace o. T.
, a., ~ NJ, y .-t civ
- ''N ''''
=. ttnxt.-T tryst.,,-tiv young man %.
d.s,r.t r...t.5n where fa.taMI perform
.or.. - ~ JufIe. MI lend to srtne. o.
,.. .'.,I II r.,aret'. Atd-..- Y. a..
~
pol,<l-rrpr,r nd CASH ,IK.-C,rnr-.
t,.f arI rruai,e aec0untnt for ten
rrIrg rom business. desires position n
aud .n mercantile r baDhlug institution
g1'r5 n oerfn.qelt e. saeersgnt. h..h~st
b. s.-.r.e. 4 ldr.s- b. BOX y Tribune
once
4 NEWSPAPER MAN. long experienced
In stve~tisIng publishing and accounting
c, t~o - ,a,ir,sl nSPERT II Ciendenny-
av. Ierse, city
I,,..f, t-t-rprp r,n.rt hus,r.ss man d..
e- p.,ina. ., nt IT 'r'. 'a, T hir',a.t
",,"'' -.rt.rt,t. .'-.S. 90
~ 81 A. $50
3N''i''' ''.' '"''' '' - 'f'
I''' y fi-i f .,- ", A..
r.s,,r.rcs a-a ,+.,i 49,, rr,.'''l,r
uooEEt.t.prp .,t .,A-ufrp Co,o~e
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TyPEWRITERs.

1-NP p,XyRITERS- BARGAINS ma
chimes cheap Kemln8 sns. Smiths. SS7.
guaranteed rentals redu ed. CONSpL.-
DATED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 2io
Broaf way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-22

1pAruNAN - COOK. Competent couple
want position together; hrst class Guy
driver: wife excellent COOK, hiKh's recon-
nendations written and pefsOna, rom
FORMER and last employers JOHN DANk
ER' Meissner ave. Richmond. staten Isl
and.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-22

USEFUL. MAN. BY young Swede On
gontl~mens place. thoroughly under
stands dri, ing and taking care II dne
horses and carriages. can furnish good ref
arsnce. city or country. Address OBERG.
nod Pacific st. Brooklyn.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

IRVING PLACE. i4.-Heated rooms. tiled
bathrooms free: absolute cleanliness.
Corner beiiclnk.
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USEFUL. MAN COOK. 80. by man and
wire man care ~ horses. farming. gar
dener. etc. wife good plain cook and but
termaker. reference. u. Il. 10 kast
i2Nh-st.. ID aoor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-22

GROOM or SECOND MAN NY rerpecta-
bic single. sober Young man. best refer
erces from first class city families state
WAGES BOX . Pocanti,o HIS \. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-22

THIRD NAN In house b, smart. Re
spectacle young Protestant Irishman,
Lately arrived CULLEN. care Jones. Il
East 3lst ~.
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::31 BOND STREET.
BrookIpn 1)ropertn Go fet.
RENT FREE TO NAY lst

- small families with good reference the modern ~"
,t,r,, fsncy trick and dwellings IN Agate Cout
ana rooms hath; furnace. handsome DECORATE ms
so: rent s36 Nos. S il and Il now ready for o-cu
nancy HAVIIAND q SONS. 9s2 Fulton 81. corner
l;ranF. ave- Brooklyn.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

COACHMAN. GARDENER-Cook ana
I.AUNDRE>5S. --Reiable man NM Ml.o,
ho,b yood workers and strictly temperate,
blshly recommended by former employer:
~,fe excellent butter. poultry and dairy
woman. Al CARPENTER lOs 9TH ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-22
Nufiion GnIfe OF hfnI VsIuIE.
LOUIS TESTER, AuctiOneer.
Executors Sale to Close an Estate
Valuable Coal, Timber
& Farming Lands
In Somerset County, Pa.
5000 ACRES MORE OR LESS.
ADRIAN II. MULLER & Sun
will sell auction on
TUESDAY, April 4th, 1899,
TUESDAY, April 4th, 1899.

A, 70 o'clock noon at the Y. Res Estate saiesroom
No III Broadway. New York City
This property is about IN miles WEI 81 WI
sAIIsB'RY STATION the SALISBURY Bkh H.
RAITINORE AND OHIO r. r.. which is good snip
nine rolnt the Railroad having SURVEYED TOT a.
non Of their road within y mile Of these LANDS inn1e
II easy u access Mutual Telegraph CO. run over
the lands around the public roads 80 ,,,r,..uNOr-s
rJII.sF LANDS al underiaid with bIll li>ObS
coal. FIRECLAY IRON ORE and rPo,E; ana
have fair average erai kinds 81 Ilber HI~"
in this section. viz. WHITE OAK RED oAk f,tnIY
LOCK. ROCK OAK. ASH POPLAR 'hFni'''
BLACK BIRCH. CHESTNUT. etc $50 - ,o--,
1fter the timber cleared OF, VIII make eou ~" u
nE and eraEng lands being we'll supplied with running
TIE ATTENTION OF COAL cos 2oN ANR ,, G sf
MINERS AND RAIL ROAD COS AI;SO I =
r. CALLED TO THE SALE OF THIS Pl.oILHI Avn
6O PER CENT. remain ON boNo ~
MORTGAGE al SO interest FOR One Yenr or az caIn
II desired Reports d Il. V. DhnViiiii,rr,s. III
oGtst and Mining Engineer. ~ PhilndeIpn,n:
and other particulars can be had a. ne H"''i"""''
Office % Pine street, y. y. city.
,1cHARD v HARNETT & CO. Auctionesrs. VII eel
IL at auction Wednesday. March % al II ciocH o. NJ
d. 'e 122 WEST Esd ST,
Glory and basement high-sOop brpwnstone mouse BTU
'' lot size 25x about G0yesg
80 PER CENT may remain At = PEI 'ENI
Mans nj Auctoncers' Il and " lLbertl -.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

comnery for 1906 500 Mr. Schnugg takes seVefAA
houses in Yonkers as part payment
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DRESS AND ACCORDING PLEAT.

NN.N~NJN.NNoNNNNo-NNN NNNNNNNNN-N%-Nn
ACCORDION and aide pleating: buttons
covered while you wait: pink nk: French
fui!ns. feathers and bosa cuJled BUR-
GEES. $40 oth-sve.. corner 2lst-st. Bee
FfRnf
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o,.n hooks BOUGHT AND SOLD.

ROCKS Of every description bought. 500
and exchanged: small paroeis or libreries
purcha.ed. highe est cash prices pa.i, G ca,
AZ resiience free. send postal. ~ ~,
ING'S NEW YORK BOOK EHCiiA 49,
Oman svsnings
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TN BERk5TIIBD HILLS
| At Grea- harrington, Mass-For sale. gentlen 8
" d.n consisting II attractive and me house
with large extons on nine beiromS. Two hathi ''iH'
1,ohn ana auno,y steam through ut; elsci ri
ca lghtrd grounds line con4u H. large
ores, * 81 M gart.n stable md carriage
with i've stalls, COW house. horse am room IO'
ny waRrne. aIge &c house hrick chicken mouse I'VE
min nai.c price
Adde'S BERKSHIRE. r. o. B,x 69l. Green~ich. Conn
I.NOR SALE .
An ELEGANT RESIDENCE.
OF one OF tie finest Of high class properties IN
East Orange house modern consist .ug ot twelve Inc
sized rooms also conseryatlry well filed with chlife
plants Lot Ox2G0 feet. fine garden, fruit and shade
trees stable three room f0r sH catiag rs and
also coschmans rooms. Price So OO0 Any one Looking
FOR strictly cla~s place should not fall 70 examine
this Seen only by II0in'U'nt ".th
s ID. CONDlT.
OPP Brick Church station. East OraTge y. J
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Countrn Real GsIate Tor Sale.
-~~~~~~~~.~O~O~~~~O~~~
FOR SALE. CHEAP, FINE LARGE PLACE ON
NY.,N II. & II. r. r.. NEAR WATERAN DEPOT.
WRITE FOR PARTICULARS. C0MST0CK, $50
WEST 5GTh.ST
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DRIcssM MAKING.

-N~0~~~o~~~oNoNN~>N~>~~>~~o
SHIRT WAISTS $50.
made 60 measure Perfect ut and work
ma ship. Tallof-msde suit. SO up, sAk
l!ned skirt. 81 Up. skirts repaired. pressed.
HERALD SQUARE TAILORING Co. III
West 84th-st
high GRADE ladies' tailor and dress
maker formerly Il 5th-ase.. VIII make
tailor made suits IN finest imported ma
ietlnls. lined throughout with best quality
SIX, for S39. regular price. $40. absolutely
perfect litter. exquisite work nanship. also
Nne fancy waists. bicycle suits rainy day
costume5 etc. work done al my establish
ment only. Mrs MOSTKOWIIZ. % West
42d -
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Captain Cog, Likely to BE Relieved OF
Command Of the Raleigh.
NEW YORK. April 25.-A special from
Washington says: AS a result of hi>
allusion to the conduct of the German
feet at Manila during the war with
Spain, Captain Joseph b. Coghlan will,
in all probability, be relieved of the
command of the Raleigh.
Secretary Long will not discuss Cap
tain Coghlan's conduct, but he con.
sented to say that no action would be
taken until he had heard from Captain
Coghlan in reply to the letter sent by
Secretary Long Saturday, and it is ex,
pected reply will be received soon.
Until action is taken in the matter it is
hoped by department officials that Cap
tain Coghlan will not make any further
public utterances Of . character re.
aecting upon the conduct of Germany
during the war. The departments com.
munication indicates ito displeasure that
Captain Coshlan should permit himself
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Ctterance Not Regarded as Off.
cial and Secretary Hay De-
clineS to Act.
Hinted the Navy Department May
Remove Him From His
Command.

WASHINGTON, April a5.-The German
government has entered formal protest
against the language used by Captain
Coghlan OF the cruiser Raleigh at the
Union League Club banquet in New
York last Friday night.
The protest was lodged with Secretary
Hay through the German ambassador,
Herr Won Holleben.
Secretary Hay replied that the lam
guage appeared to have been used at a
dinner in club and SO could not be re-
garaed as an official or public utteran &c