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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-01-31

New York. January 23.-Judge
Bookstaver. in the supreme court today
increased the bail Of Fayne Strahan
Moore from $4,000 to 5000. on the
charge of "badgering' Martin Mahon.
and also fixed an additional bond Of
81. 500 on the larceny charge. which
accuses Mrs. Moore OF stealing
stealing silverware from the Waldorf
Astoria. Bonds were offered by Joseph
n. Campbell and Judge Bockstaver or
dered counsel for Mrs. Moor and the
district attorney to ascertain as TO the
responsibility OF Mr.. Campbell.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-01-31
Quay Men Predict and Election To-
morrow

Harrisburg, Pa, January 26.-Sena-
tor Quay was again fourteen votes
short of election today to the United
States senate. The only changes in the
vote from yesterday were Representa-
i've Abrams, Of Philadelphia, from
Stewart to Huff and Edmiston, of
Bradford, from Dalzell to Irwin. There
were no absentees today with pairs.
After the announcement that there had
been no election, the assembly ad-
journed.
The Quay people are claiming to-
night that Senator Quay will be re-
elected on Saturday. Captain James
NJ. Clark, chief of the bureau of indus
trial statistics, has been placed in
charge of the Quay headquarters at
the Lochiel hotel. Nearly all the
leaders of the rival republican fac
lions have gone home to remain over
Sunday.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-01-31

Richmond, Va, January 26.-The
board of visitors of the Virginia Mill
tary institute have decided to reinstate
the thirty-fve cadets composing the
first class who were dismissed by the
superintendent for gross breach of dis
cipline on New Years eve. The reso-
luton Of the board sustains the action
Of General Shipp. the superintendent,
and imposes heavy penalties on the
cadets a be reinstated.
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New n

Washington, January 26.-The senate
committee on commerce today author
lied favorable reports on the following
bills which have already passed the
house: For a light vessel of Tail of
Horseshoe, Chesapeake bay; for the
establishment of a lighthouse at the
mouth of Oyster Bayou near the Louis
ana coast, Gulf of Mexico.
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rsofd Dast, for Liberty

Anderson, S. c.. January 23.-Two
negroes confined in the county jail here
made a bold break for liberty today
and succeeded in escaping from the
prison. but one Of them was hot and
killed in his efforts TO get away The
other negro who escaped was run down
by bloodhounds and captured a short
time afterwards.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-01-31
Correspondence of The Messenger
N- "a

Verona, N. c., January %.
Please spare us space in your coll
umns to return thanks to the Rev. D.
r. Williams, of Chicago, ILL.,, for ad-
dressing a small crowd on the head of
Stones bay, at Foy's Landing, today,
the first sermon we have heard in
nearly two years. I saw tears from the
hardest fishermen we have in this
place. I think a good preacher would
do a great deal of good here, though
we have none. We only get The Mes
senger sermons CDR. Talmage's) and
we enjoy them. We feel hat the Lord
has not forgotten us yet. NJ. A. R.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-01-31
he Augusta strike Ended

Augusta, Ga, January 26.-The
strike in the cotton mills of the Au-
gusta district, which began November
21st, will end tomorrow and the strik-
ers will return to work at the reduced
scale, after nine weeks of idleness.
Some small concessions are made by
the mills in the matter OF house rent
and fuel but the details of the agree
ment are not given out tonight. About
1000 hands were involved in the strike.
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The Turk Loses the Wrestling Match

Chicago, January 23.-Haii Adali lost
his match with Farmer" Burns and
Jack Rooney. He was to have thrown
the leach twice in ninety minutes, but
failed. He threw Rooney first in thir-
ty minutes, then Burns in eight min
utes and twenty-eight seconds. Rooney
again in two minutes and forty seconds
and Burns remained the limit. The
Turk showed himself a first-class
wrestler and went at his work with
good humor and fairness.
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Very respectfully,
n II. HUSBANDS.

Horrible agony is caused by Piles,
Burns and Skin Diseases. These are
Immediately relieved and quickly cured
by De Wits Witch Hazel Salvs. Be-
ware of worthless limitations. r. r.
Bellamy.
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NEW BUILDINGS.


5sth-st Nos 400 and 424 West for a thre@-story
brick telephone exchange. 20. iixSi.7. New = ork
Telephone Company owne-. = Elo'if'
lorh -. No 70 Fas, Tor an e.ght-story brick
warehouse. 2J.5xHo James Mcpherson. o. No
go loth-av brooklyn. owner Louis korn'
s3d-st 80 100 East for a hve-s,ory brick nai
house. 23Xse: Tobias Krakc wer owner: .
ll2th-si >. lv" n ot 3th-aFe iOr I'VE SIX
story brick aathOuses. 3Oxsl. seglin Bros. ~ No
- Avenue b. owner. Schneider & Herter Blple
Central Park Wes; sos It n OF ic0th-st for a
seven-story brick hath0use. % 6xH0. Murray.
Ok No 81 Ceiar-st. owner l. j Weiher' IT,
Am,;h ave = $50 It n OF Morris Park ave.
for a = story frame stable. 22xl6 Lizzie Scott
owner. Thomas Scott. builder. ............-...
sth ST. e. 20 n of Avenue T. for two
story frame dwelling-house 2,x30. Gustav
chester ave architect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Crotona- ave. W =. i25 {; % i75th st. for four
two-story frame dwellinE-houses, ls9x4@,
Rea, owner Rudolf Werner. Of No : IeasiaIe
Place architect 800. ..--- ....
story brick fath'uses. 21.3x7O4 and .. llxl2.t,
Carte y Singhi. owner Henry Andersen OF NO
1879 -. s. 700 n n Bathgate-ave. for one
story frame store - SKIS, Robert Constanuau,
OF No 2.2S5 I}athgate-ave. owner. @ Robinson
q No 2.l59 Bathzaie-ave. architect .... .....-.
- Ok Irregular. Emile r'ta-t. ~ Morris Heights
owner. 4 r I4cicht. ~ No o. Cedar-sf archi-
Avenue Z. n corner l0th-sf. f0r 4 one-storv and
loft frame stable 2ixiS John Hartmayer. % No
l6S Iancoin-ave owner. Charles Baxter & son.
OF No .. ISL 3d-ave. architects ...-............
Morris-ave =. 100 n n lj3dst. tor a four
story brick tenement-house with store. 25Xs4.S
xsO J and Haffer owners. q = Schmir
W4bsfer-ave . = 900 >, % Trave-s-st. f1r a
one-stcry frame dwellne-house and office 40N
20. Ncw-YorX Central and Hudson River Pal
road Company. owner william Grunlss archi-
tecf. Frederick " schweirs lessee. ..-...........
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

5,r-ave Nos DOS ana 2.27o -. 6XS3 Marie
Slender and Elias Gussaron to ElizaDeth
lfnuarl. -
pSfl-- f f. 1870 Z. - Park le'Nlr.ll'
-arar Jacobs ro Abraham Sal uon ane A..,ner
i2--r ~ e 2n- % o. LenoN-ave. 10 sxv'. II :
uoru.4r $ net.-re-- % Michael 7 cofallf4 ----
Watr-. g. corner Ctttalrilo SIP. +vAt',
charles Z Afferaury. refers T. AeAA4Ie'
Tth-are Nls 2u2G and {. O2s r. " corner list -st.
frp 1lxGJ James Livingston 20 Levi Morton.
i4G.r-st 2 40 o e. OK lOth-aye. luxi9.ll; JuIa
UeF Delafeld ~ a. o. Denis Dryer and an
other ...........
ee-rr-ave D corner NelsQn-are. Stx-up 70
Mnn-fooff--aVe. Setof-st. r. 20 p = OF Mel
sor-ave runs 1JOX lOnX n &lox W 100 20
Mouttcoilo-are. 35Dx -. John II Eien
f0 Land Company g. o. El-n valid
p~0ok-ave w. g. 81 . %; i6-th-st 7INs0. Charles
= Abcrmayer anl VIE 20 Nlcolo De Luca...-
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10000
REcnRnED MORTGAGES.

Brown. cnarles H. 70 ja-es ponyan. l3ls'sI ,,.o
Salmon Abraham and Samuel Hauhen 10 sarnn
Jacobs. H,r - s.. IL" n ~ PAY" ave- 10
same 20 solomon Jaeabs. same property. year 4o'
i,.on s'sf an. le"s " e5rne- MSnroes
YEAR ........................... $40
I<derman Helena 70 Randolph Guggeaheinler
P.ak- Minnie J.. 20 Mar = Yam wnkie 100
T ntl Jac1. o.. i.Ia5re J1sSsoa and another
P.1".s'. g. 1890 o. ifom cherry-st year. H."
2eo and - Last ,2,A. st. also. SO l56 TO 100
SAM 90 I4eu1a NJ M5ers. No - Is,-ave.
Same 20 Jane Thaye- 90 al. executors e.. NJ
Same SAM. 80 $50 lst-ave. years.......... a9''
Stanley. } ,.n T. TO Mutual Life Insurance Com ~ q,
rtny SIS 80 and 80 Wrst i7th-st. yearr. 800
~ the Episcopal I'ura OF TIE Diocese of New
York ~ 90 We, oldest. . years .........-.. 60
The sisters Of CHARITY of st vlncen, 4, Paul to
t.e Enisrant Industrial savings Bank. Barclay -,
Cape Emily p 20 the Mutual LIZ Insurance - =.
Hrrftel. julie H. Mutual Iafe Insurance Com
pany. Ms - ana Is East lsd-st. years. 100
KfaKowsr. Tobias to sarah Flanagan. Nos s2e
and 32s East l2th St years .-............. 800
Lehman. leo N. to catharne Koun;ze No 53s
schaue john 9. to West saving. Bank No
30 Bank st. also 5ad-si s. 10 It Or 10Th -
Jacob august. to May, Levy, eEeeg;rtI etc.
Same 10 Ann l. ara Margnretta Alien. Wander
Years ................. 100
s,lrcy Ernest ~ - John Yrie iosth-st 100
r. = boulevard year....-.- ..-....-.. 2.Of
con1an, 81 2354 ad-ave . yelrs- -, ieo
Bl-ris. Kate a.. 90 he Excelsior Savings Bank.
80 81 Wet g+th-st. }sa7 ...-....-.. 500
Jones Joseph H. 10 Robert " Todd. NelsOn-ave.
o. b. 1888 q % ~ iGith-sf. years. .....-...... 40
Martin. Howard. and August Feck n Enoch .
Bel. JacKson-lse. " corner lt5d-st. demand. 800
Same same property. months ...-..... SOc
schulor Charles. o. Frederick Hildebnntt No
3.3 East Bah e.. years lAO
Same same. l3th-st. sl0e n " 81 2i-a
o. years SO
same 90 same same property years ....--.... so
Wallace Robert, 100 Joseph Hamerehlag and an
year ................... ao.5,
same d. same same property year....... .... 4o0t
I,ur~~. Denis !. arl william Hnigh O. L1uit-
aho Life Aszurasse Society. iidth 81 II
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foreclosure 6dlfs.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
, YORK.-Adolph Steiner plaintiff. against Frank p.
D.rsie and ors.. defendanN.
j. pursuance o. judgment Of foreclosure and sale
guy and entered the above entitled action Dear
ing cate the oath day Of February, 1870 the UNDER
tsnet the Referee IN said Judgment named WI sell a.
k-Oc auction the New York Real Estate balesrooHi
% ~ Broadway. the Borough Of Manhattan city OK
New Yo.k 22nd day % March. 1888 ~ IL O'CLOCK
hoon on that day. by william n Ryan. Auctioneer' me
Premises directed By said judgment - be sold ano
'Asre!n described follows. .
AL that certain piece parcel q lanc, with te
-ie-ngs improvements thereon erected. situate
ping ani being in THE oath Ward Of the city % Ne"
iotk ard bounded and described follows,
,BE9NNING az the Southweserly corner o. villa ana
van goriandt Avenues running thence sOuihety along
re westerly SIDE o. Villa Avenue one hundred ana
uiry-tgnt and 32-lp0 thence Westerly at right
angles o. VIA Avenue feet thence Norther4y
peael With villa Avenue hundred and twenty Two
&c SS-lQe feet q Southery side Of Van Cortanlt
Asnue and thence Northeasterly along the Souner.y
sce o. Van CortiaLdt twenty-nine and o)-lOc
ett = the point place beginning being the same
tIsni'-- conveyed by the Twenty fourth WARD hea
sate Association o. New York % Frank p. Dusie ano
srA6 Llrsie. by deed dated November 70. lsSp and
rcH-e1 in TIE Office Of Register q the City and
my - New York. IN Lber 2i+T % Conreyances page
~ on December Il 1880
D<ie1 New York. February 27th. 1879.
,-.o - FRANCIS r. DELEHANTY. Referee
SEDhSE HAHN. Atts for Iln
NJ l6S Broadway.
borough OF Manhattan
New York City. |
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borough OF Manhattan.
New York city.

sy w oximse amount OF the lien or charge. sa,
g. Ga We ABOVE described property sold Il.
febris. VIZ Interest thereon the 2lst day OF
snnouat,rx together with costs and allowances
isss $50 81 with from February 10Th
ptorras,s with the expenses Of the eae. The
which a. i.ouni OF taxes other liens
Chase RON. % allowed n the purchaser Of the
trsst my OF paid b. the Referee. Is $l4s 40 and in
'-'se \. =. February p. lsoa
i4-ANcIs b. DELEHAETY. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

I75 II Of Ams,erian-ave. also m y . Of
Convent ave. 3 years. .............-.... .--.....
Brhkmann August 70 Onward schaeter 81 a..
trustees, etc, is,-ave. corner o'th-5' >
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Oiplocno Noiicrs.

NV YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
--eac.-e-'s Office New York. March /. 1893
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com
pany have declared a dividend % TWO PER CENT.
ihs Preferred and Common STOCK paya3,e a. this
rs.o-d AZ tt-ee o'clock p N the 18Th day Of March
is9a a. tine the transfer books will he closed. 70
l. -.1renss a. Ten o'clock A " the 30 day q
Ap-l isee I. Y ". ROSTER. Treasurer
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tuinicr Resort Gnioes.
GraueIlrrs' loi.I porkst Suios.


This lis; appears Mondays Wednesdays and Saturday.
HOTELS NF THE WORLD.
For descriptive u any winter Sssoft' Hotel
below. call address send stamp
WWGel 'Ja0aiGT BWTSaW G@oS
T co F.fh Ave New York.
H6 Regent ST. L ndon.
24s Rue de Riy0ll. Paris.
20 Quai 81 Jean Bap'is'e Nice.
MOTG1 POCKET GUIDE.
GRATIS
"a. =. American Plan. r T.. European Op. open)
ALBANY. y. Y.Hu Ten Eyck L. p s. up. 4. r.. - up
AsHEvIIL.E. y. Co.. Bat.ery PARK Hotel a. p uD
BALTIMORE. Ni......... The Cauoton \. p, - -
DO copey 50. Hotel. F. p. 81 ~ 10: A p s. So up
BROOKLYN y r. Hotel 81. George I. T.. 81 A p. 81
CINCINNATI. ohio. Nicholas H0te r.. T.. 81 81 up
DETROIT Mich. ....... The Metropole =. r.. 81 W
FLORIDA. jacksonville 81 james hotel. A p. Is Up
KANSAS CITY. Nc. New Coates EP.. 81 up. Af. 81 up
AitNNEAiNlAs MINI. ....... West Hotel. \. 2, 81 sp
MOBILE ALA............ Battle House. A. p $500 gp
NEW ORLEANS ST. Charl.s Hotel A. r.. s. up
NEW YORK ....... FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. A. p IS
OLD POINT COMFORT. Va Hotel Chambefiln APP, 81 70
DO Hygea Hotel. A p IN
PHILADELPHIA Dlest AcS TAN The Lafayette EPSt up
PITTSBCRG. "a. HI scheney. r. 81 ~ up. A p q IN
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah The cullen. A. =. 81 s2a1
ST. LOUIS Mo. Planters Hotei p p s. ny. A p 81 up
SYRACUSE. y y. Yates Ho's r. p. 81 50. A p s<
WASHINGTON u. c.. Arlington Hotel A p IS an
10 ........ Hotel Gordon. A. p. s. up y p s. SO *
d. ..uiestaurant. Alc) Hotel ChsnbeYln 4 = s. ua
do Raleigh L. p. $50 u
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Ctr Goiels.

Ctr Goiels.
SHERMAN SQUARE HOT Ell,
BOULEVARD CORNER WEST list ST.
AMERICAN PLAN.
src;y family hotel. choice suites furnished OF IN
:-nshe 10 rent by Cuisine and ser
wee CO he highest All used in this hotel
filtered Rates reasonable. Location convenient 10 al
bars o. :he city
WALTER LAWRENCE. Manage
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ERs' TITLE INSURANCE
financial glecticns.


oHlc- o. THE NORTH RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY.
New-York. March 1871, 1893
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors Of
= ,as Company and for Inspectors % Election will be
hst Office AS Cedar Street Monday. the 27th
eay The polls viii open from y o'clock
" urtu o'clocz = VI The nsfe- book will be closed
fro- o3s until after the election ny order.
r II. CHT VI. Secretary.
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tOatrhes ano 1cwelrp

I z. JOHNSTON & son. Diamonds. Watches. J-wel y
u Slyergare goods. lowest prices; catalogues %
H.. established 1874. Is John ST upstairs.
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yrO RENT Cottage VIII
near Park ave. kiDeroI
ble Tor four horses. attracii'
summer home f0r quiet FAM
able PARTY Principals oniJ
1 500. New York CITY.
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grrnrsipns.
Colorado,
California,
The Pacific Northwest,
Alaska and the
Yellowstone National Park

Special vestibuled trains with dining sleeping. and
ohserva or-cars Will leave New and the Eastern
cities. April Is. Tor California as follows:
No. 1. 10 Days Trip through Colorado Utah,
California the Pacific Northwest. Montana and the
Yellowstone National Park .
No. =. \ 30 Days Trip. the same az NO l. win
a added through Alaska
No. .. \ -, Days Trip through New Mexico
Arizona California Nevada. Utah. and Colombo.
The provide all travelling and hotel expenses
To- the time each including complete round
California In the fruit ana noWer teson
Yosemite Valley being OPTIONAL and allow st-oFei
privileges as they are good return until Dec 81
No. {. Mny -. Trip across the Continent aile
Alaska. Great Northern kallWdY, ana
honeWard through the Yellowstone National Park win
choice - routes east q M.nneaIos ei'fer 'he "' '
line or through the GREAT LAKES. .
Europcnn Tours April -. Juno :, and july II
Railroad and Steamship Tickets 10 all points
send for descriptive book mentioning th> Information
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firanrlal Hlectlnss.
TIE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COM
PANN.
Chicago. IL. March q 1899.
Annual Meeting.

Alton Railroad COMPANY are hereby notified that he
srnual meeting % SAID Company FOR the election u
directors ~ such other business may
y presented will Be held Corpanys o7ce n
chicago. Illinois Mouday. the 30 day ~ April al
- o'clock A. NJ
The transfer Will be closed close 90 bust
rAss tho l5'h instant and reopened the Eth
Cav o. April next r. F. z WOOD
Secretary.
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1nsIrnuIon
For Boys and Young Men-City.
DERKEI4EY SCHOOL
ID VIII remove In April 70 SO new home Madison Ava
and ST. Glasses limited 20 twelve boys.
J. CLARK READ, Registrar.
For Both SeXes-City.
INRENCH. SPANISH GEEMAN, ITALIAN. ETC.
In classes privately. Day evening.
THE BERLLTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Broadway. W. 18th St y. 7. & rs Court St. xyn
Musical Instruction.
TDOPULAR DAY and EVENING classes
Il during the SPRING and SUMNER az The
y Y. CONSERVATORY. IL East 18th St
For r -ys and Young Men--Country.
FAIRFIELD ACADEMIA home School Tor Bows. At
i factive heaithful and thorough. individual attention
FRANCIS II BREWER A. NJ. Irn.. Fairfield. Conn
HUDSON RIVER MILITARY ACADEMY. Nyack. "
IL y.-IArye stean-heated for each boy. Horses
and ponies for riding dill ard artillery practice
RTAPI.EWOOD CONCORDVILLE Pa - Successful
VI w':h % wake
boys ne prepared fo- bus or college
sal6 10 years SOL Location beautiful elevated
healthy; tobacco. J. Shortlidge Yale. A NJ Prin
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THE IRooUoIs

An entirely Hotel Capacity 500 South Caro'ine
Ave ard - al strsc superb in EQUIP
and coufo-t steam neat. sun Paror Elevator 70
level electric lights with baths The
finest cuisine and service Special spring rates sl2 70
W F SHAW.
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For Young Ladies-Country.
r AsE:1I SEMINARY FOR YOUNG WOMEN.
AUBURNDALE. MASS.

'In your walking and sitting 81 much more erect in
your general health your conversation IN Of
meeting people and IN innumerable could ths
benefit you receiving from your training and
Citations at Lasel. AL this you must know Is very
gratifying me-
This what father wrote his daughter after her
return school from the Christmas vacation at home.
l. Is unsolicited testimony Lasells in
important lines
Places are now being taken for the year beginning
September 1899
Catalogue free.
C c. BRAGDoN.
Principal
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hist Nos 40 and 424 West. for a three story
rick telephone exchange 20. iixsi.7. New DIRK
telephone Company. Owner. W ElallH
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D8. STRGNG'S SAINT AGlyM,

For health or rest Message vacuum ani Nauheim
treatments Lie rlcity. Hyiro-Ee-irc Turkish. Rus
Mineral and other baths and health
planes larlor and promenade the root Fie
vator steam. suites with bath. dry. quiet tonic air
with much sunshine Send for
illustrated circular
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AT WHiTEHEAD'S,

i35TH ST AND III ANI.
Single Apartments. seven and eight Light rooms open
plIrrblng. marble mosaic baths box water supplied
stasrr heated. hall service. rents 500 O 500
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Gcunirn pruprrln 60 Get
FOR RENT, NUTLEY, N. J

five % 70. Sorw1od Ave
J.. y J Eight bedrooms sta
o. and healthy location Good
a. Rent reasonable f0r desir-
.pply o. W. H. ". i. o.. Box
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R:al estate for Sale Brooklnu.
Couutrn lJropsrtp Cor Sole or 90 Cst

cscna CASH BUYS family front house 35s
,~OUU 47h ST.. Brooklyn easy terms Apply oaseni1 n,
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THE WELLINGTON,
Rfal gstntc nanteo.


yXTANTED.-A private residence between 49th and 5oh
w streets Madison Sixth AYES. Price 900 10
a.. 600 ROMANO BROWN & CO..
80 West $50 street
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$4,000
$4,000
1900
1900
10000
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MYGEOA MOTEl.

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.
A COMFORTABLE. HOME LIKE. REFINED HOTEL
SUPERIOR CUISINE. IDEAL LOCATION Turkish.
Russian Hot sea water and other baths. Heaithtu sai
E1hilarating climate GOLF LINKS MUsIc. &c. MOD
ERATE PRICES Send for booklet.
?. y PIKE Propr. \. e. PIKE. Mgr.
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ARCHIBALD.

Rev. w. A. Beecher contemplates
leaving Archibald after the next ses-
sion of the Presbytory. Mr. Beecher
has made many friends during his stay
in Archibald and will be a loss to the
community.
Miss Mollie GilgalIon, of Main street,
has returned from a visit with friends
in Avoca.
Miss Jennie Swift was n caller in
Scranton Friday
4 crayOn artist entertained the high
school pupils with chalk talk last
Thursday.
p. A. Philbin made a trip to Scran-
ton Saturday,
Miss Jennie Swift entertained friends
from Mayfield during the week.
Mrs. James Gilgallon attended the
funeral of the late Mary Cusick on
Sunday.
There will be meeting Of the board
OF trade next Thursday.
T. a Jones has been appointed as
poor director for this district again.
The reappointment is a just recogni-
ton of the excellent manner in which
he did his duty while holding the oGicc
last term.
Miss Jennie Evans. Of MayAcld, is
the guest Of Kate Mcdonnell, Of Rock
Terrace.
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Miss Frost and aunt, Mrs. :. O.
Hitchcock, are visiting friends in
Scranton.
Mrs. Cunningham. of Scranton spent
Thursday in town.
Rev. $. G. Snowden left here for
Kingston, Tuesday, to attend confer
encp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Van Tassel, of
New York. have been visiting at the
home OF Mrs Clements
Mrs David Huffman and sister, Miss
Steen, of Scranton, who have been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. SwartS. re-
turned home.
Mrs. Lumley spent Thursday in
Scranton.
The funeral of Mrs. Jane Harvey,
widow of John Harvey, was held Fri
day morning. Interment at Strouds-
burg, Pa.
Mr.. Frank EhrgOod, of New York
city, is visiting his mother, Mrs L. j.
Elrgood, who is quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Stevens. of Scran-
ton, were visitors in town Friday.
Mrs. Charles Hutchins, who has been
spending several weeks at the parSon-
age, returned home Tuesday to Bridge.
port, Conn.
Mrs. o. q. Vaughn attended confer.
ence at Kingston Tuesday and Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Jane Stanton. aged so years
mother Of Mrs. Jane Harvey, died
Wednesday afternoon, April II. The
funeral took place Saturday at a. IN