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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-30

tea same co prredtsm. . pr.ynsj
mnisj smiany % msiosaaosns.
Tym sposobsm sapslki Sc Ca, jsk
by js naswac motna, skrsosjso mar.
viska w~ynala.o6w, % nisocsnionsm
dobrod.isjstwem Ola robotnik6w.
praoujsoyoh " tel gaiesi pr.smyslu
Ziowrogis widmo satruoia fosforsm
jest d.ieki auo usunlets, a costa
ME Pc mem tylko wspomnisnis.
Do sieregu snanyoh in. narkoty-
k6w jak opium, morfina 1 tytu6,
Przybyi nowy, nazvsny npsyotsl",
albo rpsllose". Ojo.y.ns jego Jest
Amsryka srodkowa. Utyois psllo-
ty jest tam bard.o rozpowszeohnio
ne. . osremonjs upsjsnia sic wsr6d
indian odbyws sic zwykls W nooy z
soboty ma n~iedzisle.
D1swiadczenis, jake ozynil : pei
lota sam ma sobis dr.. Heffcer, daily
resultat nassepujscy:
Mied.y 10 e. Is m, q 10 g. 45 N.
pred poiudniem, uayto 1875 or.
skstraktu psllosy.
Tetno spadio . rs uder.eh do So
ma minute.
w POI god.iny 20 uayoiu ossat
niej dawki, nastspily nudnosoi, Dol
" sylnsj c,efci gaowy, .awroty l o.
g6lna ~oOis4aiosc. Prsy obied.is zu-
peloy brak apetytu.
o gods. 1 m. 30 pr.y ramknistyoh
oc.aob, poja wiajs sic pierws1e obja.
wo haluoynaoyj - pisrwsEs zjawis-
ka barwns, wieo najpisrw oismno.
%nisbieskie LIME; potem dluga alicia
ogrodowa, petna ao}sych i cssrwo.
nyoh kwiatow. w ciemnym pokoju
.jawiska barwns wyssepuja wyraza ale
tFwajs diugo. Zjawisjs sic osie
szeregi obra.ow. Jutto pyszne dy-
wany mo.ajki, jut tysiacrre barw-
ne promisnis wislkisj jasnosoi, iuko
wato otsOsajscs oiemny srodek pols
widssnis. Obrs.y jasnisjs ws.yss
kismi barwami, iaoss sic Z nismi
Psjzsas Iwiesnsgo kolorytu. Ryt
micIns s,mery lub mu.yka sprswia
j. p~rzssuwanie sic " TAXI obra.6w.
To .jawiajs sic gromady lud.i pstro
ubranyoh. to wojska, to wspaniaie
gmaohy I budowle, to wnetrza sal
bogsto pr.ybranych, gd,is soiany,
fry.y I stopy lsnia cd opalu, masy
psriovsj drogioh ksmieni. Wra.e
ME, IL st'op .najduje sic tam gd.is
Podiogs, sprawia .awr6t glowy l
~nudnosci. Pc otwarciu oo.u wiIje
rnikajs S~iadomoIc .upe1na. Trivia
to wssystko godsiny.
PsyOtsl jest wytworem kaktusa
Iwsnsgo Auchdlanium Seuinii
Drieki pr.ykrym prrypsdiosoiom,
jake powoduis uayois pelloty, wat
pimy ably ten narkotyk zyskai ozoi-
cieli W medycynis.
Prsgnscy .apo.nac sic dokiadniej
I lynn narkoty klein, .nsjds szcIsgo
~ " ciskawym artykule p. Klsmsn,
sic wio.a we nWsrsohswiscie."
u. ID.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-30
WiadOmOsci ZwiazkOwe.
Or. n9 20 Chicago.

Zswiadsmiam cziouk6w Tow. Or.
IA ! Pogoni, gr. 119 " Chicago, i,
posisdsenie missiecsne odbedsie sic
" niedIiele d. 9 styo.nis o gods. 2
20 poiudniu. Poniswat Tow. zmis.
niso bale posiedreh, Istsm .wra
osm uwsgs 81. orionhow, ts posie.
dssnis to odbedIie sic W hall nas.s-
60 brats, OBJ. A. F. G6rskiego, pod
No. 120 w. Division al, ma ropu
Clssvsr. Uprssrs sic cz,onkow, ably
vssyscy prrybyli. - f Misie WIGS.
Misiswio sekr.
Or. 4I2 20 Buffalo.
Zawisdsmism csionk6w tow. sw.
Wslentego gr. 412, Re posisdrenIs
kwsrtslne odbedsis sic dnis 9go
kwie.uis u. W drugs niedrisls po
pisrws.ym, W hall zwyk'ych posie
dseh, viec wsywam was brscia. ate
by ks,dy o lie motnosci ucresIcrsl
ma posiedrsnia | pomsgsi " piracy
mad rozwojem n~ssrsj pieknej orgs-
nirscji, jake Jest Zwisrek Mar. POI.
Zsrszem przypominsm, he posie.
drenis beds otwierans regulsrnie o
gods 4sj po poiudniu. Kto sic ole
stswi ns to posiedzsuis kwsrtslns
podpads ksrrs Is o. w. Chudri6.
ski, sskr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-30

Ma we,elu u pahstws Balawajter,
" Nc. Kessport, Pa, pre.es or. 845
OBJ. Jan Lsnart srobii wniosek, ably
.roble kolskte ma pomnik Kosoius..
HI ma 90 sic goscis chetnie 1god1ili.
O6sry .iotyli nsstepujscy panic 1
p~anowie:
Jan Lenart 25c. PAM Kstar1yna
Lsnart %. Antoni Lensrt 20, Woj.
CZECH Piesiek 5, Jan Sabik 50, lani
Bronislawa Ssbik so, Piotr Kas.
przyk 5, Aleksandsr Stsn,sak 5,
pani Mariana StanO.ak 5, Jan Ba.
ran 10, PAM KatsrEyna Baran 5. pa
ni Kunegunda Lenart 10. Wojoiech
Bslawaiser 30, PAM Helena Nisish-
ska 10. Walenty Balawsjter 10. PAM
kucja Balawsitsr 10. Jsoenty Szmit
%. Rarsm $500.
Zn 7ytsrs kolskte, o6arodsw-
com serdecznie dIiekuje stsropol-
skism ,,B6g sapiac".
Jan Lelart.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-30
Ma Pomnik Kosciuszki
zio4yli skiadki na~stspujacy ofiarodawcy.

Z przeniesienia $40, ESQ 72
Ia i~Dicystywa pans Lorentz W
domu pahstwa x wiatkowskich "
Buff alo, N. Y. ma imieninach w.
Micinskiego i w. Kwiatkowskie-
60 sebrauo nastepujace sklsdki:
L. Lorentz i5c., p. Wisniewska
s5c., c. Gaoseska Soc, S Pyloski
50c., W. Mioihski 5Oc., K. ions
B. Zablocki Csc, 8. Jsckow,ak
25c., T. ions 25c., B. Sienkie-
vics 26c., H. Lorents l5c., S.
Lents loc., w. Kw%iatkowski IOc.
S. Kr.yvicki lOc., p. Gerlach
l0c., M. Kwiatkowski Sc, l. Ger
ZACH 8 cent, L. Wisuiewski SC.
Ra.em $685.
Nastepnie ns imieninach u pam
silva L'rents "a inicyatywa pana
Torrents sebrano ma ten sam eel
jsk nastepuje: T. Torrents l5o.,
ii. Lorentz loc., w. Micinski Csc
w. K~iatkowski lOc., M. Ko.
WALSH loc., M. Kwiatkowski SC.
Razem IS
doiacayws.y powy4s.a sumo 8 IS
rasem $4.6 60 cent6w.
Tow. Ulanow Polskich VIII
Pulku ks. Josefa Poniatowskie-
go, Grupa 42s z. N. p. j Klub
Polski P~olityc.ny W Union City,
Conn. "a iuicyatywa WacIawa
Birsztejn, urzadzily bal dnia II
lutego b.r. Z prseznscseniem cay.
stego doohodu ma Pomnik Ko-
sciu uki j pomimo si~src,ystego
mroIu Polonia .ebrsla sic lic.pIe.
8awiono sic ochocao. Bal pr.y.
niosf dosye pomyslny rezultat,
gdyi mielismy ogolnego pny-
chodu S76.4o. Og6lnego rozci o.
du byio S6o.l5, pozostalo c.yste-
60 dochodu ma pomnik Kosciu-
sski SIC IS, ma kos.ta pr,esyIki
csc. Razem $1,000
AAks Krzyzano,oski, sekr.
Oh. J. F. S!edz skolektowal
domu OBJ. K. Ciecbanskiego "
Sie'slano, O........ ....... l.25
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-30


al ma przedstawienis polsosone Z ba
lem Sokol6w ! Sok6{sk Polskich "
Filsde FIJI W dniu 3go kwietnis rb, to
jest W drugie swieto Wislkisjnooy,
Uohwalouo wystspic 10 oorpors . ha
Ii swykiyoh posisdrsh, punks o gods,
Sci wieo.. E. Krsywkowski, sskr,
prot.
Or. BOG 20 Detroit.
Ma possdseniu tow. Pol. VOL.
Strrelcow gr. 300, odbytem dnis 20
msr,s rb. sostsis obrsns nova sdmi.
nistrscjs & Dsstepujscych OBJ:
Jsk6b Bissssk, prssss; Konstsnty
Tucbolski, wioe-prsres; Miohsi Ops-
.lswski, sekr. prot; Jan Tucholski,
sekr. fin; Ksrimierr Nsjewski, kss
jer, pc rsr drugi; F~rsncisfek Wis.
niswski l Jskob Trsfslski, trustees;
Wojcisch Prrybioki, dyrsktor Ohio
rycb; Mscisj Adsmski ! Mslohior
BsChorski, opiekunowie kssy; Fran.
cisrsk Plata 1 Ffsncisrek Csplin, ko-
mitet do gminy; Jan GOiocbo wior,
porrsdkowy; Nikodem Gajswski
msrsIsiek. NJ. Opslswski, setr. pr.
Or. 800 70 GaIlhzin, Pa.
Ninisjsrem sswisdsmIsmy oslon
kow, ts 70 kvIstnis rb. przypsda
swieto ussrsgo pstrons sw. Wojcie
cha. Bedriemy mieli polskiego ksie
dzs 20 ! "a. Kto wiec oboe, mote
bye u spowisdsi 23go w~ieosorem, a
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-30

Ma pomnik Tsdsusra KosciusIki
skolektowai OBJ. S. Msoiejewski W
Tacoma, Wash. cd nsssepujscyoh
obywateli:
r. Olszswski 25,. j. Krasniobor.
ski 10, N. J. Olssswski 25. s. HON.
onyx 10, P. Bonkowski %, M. Pa
oholo.sk so. S. Msoiejswski %. Rs
Gem $l.7O. S. Maoiejswski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-30
kaxem 81
Leon 'SzOpinSki SekTetaTz finan.
565 Noble str, Chicago, lii.
s h l. A ID II

Ma pOmanM EOSciuszki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-30

Da.ymy s1ybko " krsg nowyoh
swist6w. Elsktryoznosc sastspi side
parry W fsbrykaoh I wssedsie; dostsr
cry bowlsm sposobow prrsnosssnis
meobauicsnsj snsrgji ma dslekis
pr.sssrzenie. Motns bedsie wytws.
rrac zrodis silly prIy kopalnisch "a.
mych, tam, gdsis wegisl jest tani, 1
pr,eprowsd.sc to SHE pc drutsob
konduktor6w M miejsoe, gdsis ma
bye ufyts. Motna bedrie sutytko.
wac wodospady ! ~przsniesc lob size
do Mast lob ognisk p~rzsmysiu.
ID ~sdrisscis lat tsmu byioby TO
nispodobishstwsm. Dds m6wis o
rutytkowsniu SHY wodospsdow nj.
lovych " Ksirzs, u. ma $50 kilomst
row odlegiosoi.
P. Forbes, orlonek kr6lewskisgo
Towsrrys.ws " Tondynls, idsis ds
lei jssrore. Uorony ten usrzymujs,
te bedIis motn prrenisic SHE ma
odlsgiosc 500, a nawst 800 kilom,
Wsdiug nisgo, tsnisj bedris kossso
wsio Of wistlenie slektryczue " Ksi
RE "a pomocs SHY pierwszej ksts.
rakty Nilu, suiteli IA posrsdniotwsm
mssryn parowycb, pobudowsnych
obeonie W samsm miesJis.
Mote niediugo dsiwic sic beds,
c.smu ME prrsuosrs do Psry.s silly
wodospsdow " Wogessoh. Jura lub
Alpsoh. To sakis prosssi Turbiny.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
A PRIESTLY EDITOR LIBERATED.
EXTRAORDINARY DEMONSTRATIONS OVER DON
ALBERTARIO IN ITALY

EXTRAORDINARY DEMONSTRATIONS OVER DON
ALBERTARIo IN ITALY.
Don Albertario, who is at the same time a Roman
Catholic. a Christian Socialist and Editor Of the
Pontihca organ the "Osservatore Cattahco," has
Just been freed from the prison to which he
sentenced suspected OF having participated in the
bloody riots of May. 1885, at Milan. 1t will be
membered that the emeute lasted for three or four
days. that artillery had to be employed well
infantry and cavalry, subdue the insurgents. and
that hundreds OF rioters and soldiers killed.
Firing the troops came from the ranks OF the
Republican workmen. and also from the windows
and roofs OF monasteries inhabited by monks who
hate the .monarchical government OF King Humbert
as much as 1t Is disllked by the Socialists.
After the outbreak was subdued the military
courts-martial sentenced TO imprisonment hundreds
OF people. among whom Deputies. priests,
magistrates. etc. Don Albertario was one OF these
and he has Just been released from the jail at Final
borgo. The Italian papers depict with glee and
many particulars the ovations made by the people
and the high clergy in honor OF the released con-
office Milan. Don Albertario after aving taken
off the suit of prisoner. put on prestly vestments
prison to prison. His farewell to Gustavo chiesi,
the revolutionist who had been his companion in
Ing himself the last cup Of coffee for his friend
flowers, many punches being received also from the
Bishop OF Tortona. At Pisa the students and pro,
fessors OF the Catholic College down to salute
the Editor OF the "Osservatore Cattolico." All the
employees OF the paper were In waiting at the Milan
station, and a crowd OF friends was assembled at
the office OF the "Osservatore," where kilograms OF
congratulations soon poured in from every part OF
Italy. and from many Bishops. among whom those
OF Parma, Savona and Syracuse.
Don Albertaro called first at the Questura, or
Government office, In accordance with the admins
tratve formalities imposed upon ex-convicts. Then
he said mass In neghborins chapel and sent to
the Pope this telegram
Got out from prison. Present my homage and
ask for blessing"
Leo XIII Immediately answered, telegraphing TO
the Bishop OF Savons to transmit his Pontihcal
blessing to the liberated prisoner. The Italian
papers published articles congratulating the Editor
OF the 'Osservatore Cattoco" Among them was
the 'Avant" the principal organ OF the Socialist
Republican party. which, while mentioning the
greetings OF the "Secolo," another Milan paper 10
Don Aibertario said:
we make ours the salute and the hopes OF the
'Secolo.' We happy that Aibertario has re.
covered his freedom, and hope that our loyal
adversary WIN take up again Immediately his post
Of combat"
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Goih-st. 8. 275 W Of 1oth-ave. 25Xioo.5; Syl-
vester T.. II. Ward. referee. to Equitable Lfe
Assurance Society OF the United States.
e9th-st. $. 325 II OF l0th-ave 25xi006:
same 70 same ...........,.......... .....-.....
e5th-st. q. 300 IT W OF l0th-aye. 25xiO05;
Fordham-ave s. 1882 IT Of Fitch-st. COX
lO4; John " Cornish to Henry Dederick jr..
ssth-st. No 405 East 20xi20.i0; Margaret Bren-
,oah nan 10 Annie s5s Ssay =; 9iava a, il Mar
garetta Regsn. by guardian. to David Anger
man >, sc,ioo
Clarence Y True to Francis VI Apologize. .......
Same property Francis NJ Appiegate 10 the River
sde building Company ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
8d-ave. q. go II n Of l02d-si. 1sxl05: Louis ID
Hasbrouck 10 George W Brette.l. ..............
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

12th-st No 40 East for eight-story brick
store and lofts, 2sxl03 3xoO.3 Philip Braen-
der No ~ West 12jth-st, owner; + G Browne,
No 143 West 125th-st. architect ...............
Morris Park-ave. =. 10 IT W OF Madison st,
Van Nest, for one-story frame shed; Anna
Moore, owner: Thomas Scott. architect. .......
13th-st n $. 205 II OF Avenue Is, Unonport,
for a two-story brick dwelling house 2lx3o;
d Rossi No 12S East Houston ST. owner,
Lawrence Rngrose. 142d-st and 3d-ave.
architects
14th-st n r. 205 II Of Avenue B, for two
story bsk dwelling house with store. 23x26;
l. Brisotti, owner; Lawrence Ringrose' archi-
Sedgwick-ave. s. 100 It n Of 1s0th-st. for four
and fve story brick orphan asylum. 3S2xl3Ix
3o4: Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Associa-
tion. No 481 Madson-ave, owner; Schckel d
Dtmars. No III 5th-ave, architects. :
Kappock-st, e. 800 II OF Johnson-ave. for
a two-story frame dwelling house 2fx31; James
Mahoney. owner: Ahnemann q Younkheere.
11th-st. No 01S to 624 East. for three six-story
brick hathouses with stores. 25xs00; Adolph
Wexler. No b37 152d-st. owner Schneider
Herter. architects ..................,,.....,
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Applegate. Francis NJ. TO Is Rush Wendell. Lenox-
ave- - 1911 IT n Of I2lst-st years.........
hingman. FTeierick, and William Schlimgen.
TO the Washington Life Insurance Company,
broadway, 3 W corner lO7th-st. years........
shaner. Sarah, to Elizabeth r Gregory. No 400
Same to Margaret and Charlotte Barr. same
N pIoper'y; years - ........
Brettell George W. 10 Helen II Cornell, 8d-ave,
r. 62g II n Of l02d-st. years ...............
Ceburre. Generose, 10 the Teachers Building and
Loan Association 6th-hve n. east "a OF lot
2si, map village Of Wakefield. instalments.
DOYLE. Joseph 7. TO Adam Huston. 35th-st 3.
20 n W OF eth-ave. ! year .......,..........
Emmens. Charles. TO Edward Kellogg. etc. No 90
peser,os H.nrr ysSr 4, 10 jobn W corni,s Ford
hAm-ave. W ., 1852 n n Of Fitoh-st, demand.
Fitssbbon, Mary J. 70 Henry II Haish,. Park
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

Steele Mary C. 10 Mary Mcclure. 3d-avr. or Old
Boston Road. s. 140l II n Of l39th-st, year
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
Real estate hanteo.


A RESPONSIBLE. small family will rent three-story
"A modern extension house. high ground. West side
good neighborhood. might to accessible nearby
north Harlem River possession about September
sooner sats rent all particulars. H.. Room A. 2oi
Drosdway, ". Y
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
FURNISHED Apartments 90 fei.


A TTENTIONi-Artistic. newly furnished apartments
n ready: total list includes 300 small Flats large
Apartments Bachelor Suites majority buildings
any size price and locality some handy to broadway
Also so I,udings near Park: several with cafes MAX
WELL, REAL. ESTATE COMPANY, 100 West 3Ith.
minute from broadway. Telephone 1870 3Sth.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
Furnished 6ousss 60 Get.
GENILEMAKS RESIDENCE, Furnished, 10 Rem

A known banker, who desires to abroad for a
vear or two. o his residence 70 desirable
party House practically new. American basement, 20
foot front situated Riverside Drive in rehneI and
quiet street with beautiful view Of river Furnished In
exquisite style electric light and must be
seen 10 be appreciated. Price. $500 a month. As real
home IL has few equals Manhattan Island Address
or apply SCHUYLER. 8J7 Boulevard and West End-ave.
Junction. New York.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

Magnificent I5O-acro land and water estate Ia miles
fronting South Country road
house rooms IA bedrooms bathrooms billiadrooIn
hardwood floors. modern plumbing furnaces
gas and electric lake (he largest private
one on Long fslsnd within so feet OF piazza; HlEINo
brook produces wild trout and Is famous for fishihs'
stable accommodation for 10 carriages; compete eoac
mans family quarters; foremans cottage; hay barns
COW barns sheds etc. views from house are features
on south side there building between dwelling ana
Great South Bay: woods. running brooks, wecohuiloheu
lawns private walks. and roads few places OF sucn easy
access TO New York be found possess such all
around advanages grand place for enieTtainns sSps
trains on L. I. r. r. Brooklyn Brdse AourrSS
OWNER p. O. Box 1874 New York city
Photographs for inspection mt
owners Office.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
Real Gstate for Gfchanae

N~o~NN~~~~1|N1Drr|rN->n
A FINELY FURNISHED Lax. George cottage stable
"A fine lawn magnificent situation prefer Garden CITY
or Hampstead property; will add cash STOCKwELIA
Lake George y. Y.
IF YOU WANT to live in Montclair. y j.. and hiys
home elsewhere you must part with first exchaass
send description. r. r. DRAPER
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

ENuRNISHED house FOR sumiAer season. MorristoVa ~
J-tine shade extensive wide piazza. large rooms;
nigh ceilings terms reasonable. Address OWNER Box
Iis, New-YOrk City.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
THE DOPINCOURT.

scHooLEY's MOUNTAIN y. j.
A Summer paradise for business and famiies
81 miles from New York: OPEN June 20; rates. $50
per day up special rates for week and season; pure
mountain air. celebrated spring mosqutoes
fresh butter eggs milk vegetables and fruits from gu,
own and adjacent farms; tennis. bicycle and golf good
livery For booklet and particulars call JOHN
H. BRUGH. Townsend Building l. 1913 B'way New York
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
infurnisbeo Apartments 90 Get.

Hnfurnisbeo Apartments 90 Eet.
FLATS. A.
"A. LIGHT WELL. VENTILATED FLATS;
rents s2J to $40: hot water supply Apply on premises
4O2 5sth ST.. or NJ. -,,H -.
J. f. WHITAKER. broadway near West I4th st
A PARTMENTS. rooms and bath; steam no, water
a good location. convenient and refined Ts5 Park k-ave
A PRIVATE HOUSE. % East lOth-st,: three upper
n floors will alter into apartments to suit tenants
private block. 5th-ave.
THE BRUNSWICK 0th-ave. corner Madison square ara
20th-st-3 apartments let; rents $500. 1920 and
81 800 per year.
Steam heat elevator and attendance.
H. X. DREW & Co,
4 w. 27th-st.. cor. 6th-ave
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

tURNlSHED HOUSE. 10 rooms: Improvements. piano.
l. large piazza; shady yard river. cty $50
month high grounds pleasant location. Box ~. Arls-
ton, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

EXCEPTIONALLY desirable furnished Adircndack
~ camp 10 rent. Paul Smiths Apply MITCH
Eli. 90 West yth-st
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

FURNISHED COTTAGE. % miles down Long Isara
"a near Long I;each to rent FOR he season u roons:
BATH plenty OF shade and piazzas boatnx bathing snl
fishing FOR description address "kENNEBEC" I., ~. n.
Tribune Once 'N A.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

DESIRABLE COTTAGE. wi.h stable ocean front Mo-
- mouth beacn t"o minutes nom Galiee station
completely furnished electric light: new plumbing th
teen rooms ktcien extension lived by owner hereto
fore. Address 20 West 10Th st.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
FURNISHED Gouses 60 Get & ouutrn

nn1Ylnr NORTH SPRING LAKE y
Uu uuC formerly Como. Furnished sufabl. O.
TO LET. M ,;aHsa family hot snd cola ;r' Siisf: q. To-
view OF ocean. fourteen rooms. Short distance .a
Casino and Hotel. For and particulars sss,ssa
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

LORD LANsDowNEs RECEPTIoN.-Joseph
II Cboate the United States Ambassador; Mrs
Choste and Henry White. Secretary OF the Uni'ed
States Embassy. and Mrs White, and James ~
Garter. Second Secretary OF the United States I'm,
bassv and Mrs Carter attended the reception and
Sance given by the Marquis Of Lansdowne the
secretary for War. on Wednesday. which was one
of the most brilliant events or the season
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

EURNIsHED HOUSE AT ST. JAMES. directly On
smhtown Harbor, north shore Of Ling Island. car
riase house. grounds FOR or term Of
years: reduced II is late. Address NORTH
SHORE ST. James. p. o. Box II. Long Island
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

"CHoATE's JEST BOOK" sUPPREssED.-Mr'
Cboate has had an exceedingly busy week with the
Alaskan negotiations. Incidentally puohsher
named Sands announced his intention to coLect
and nubIish Mr. Choate's jokes and anecdotes as
"C,hoate's Jest Book" Mr.. Choate expostuiateo'
with the result that the book was suppressed
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

CENTRAL VALLEY. Monroe and Chester Orsne.
"A County n. Y. to le furnished cottages hath toIs,
carriage house and stable fine ocations renr $50 ~,
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

FNo LET.-Country tome. depot. Particulars ed
Co.. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

tJera the Kendalls and others for the second Gay
entertainment The Queen is patroness or tns
bazaar 1t is the first time M she has mas She &C,
cented fnis Invitation because her first patronage.
when she was fourteen years old. was given io'
the Charing Cross Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

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Ccuntrn poperip 60 fet.

STAMFORD. SOUND BEACH and NoRoToN: hour out:
- extensive assortment Of furnished and unurnshei
houses 10 let; also large residence property
farms and shore property for sale
HUBBARDS AGENCY Stamford Conn
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

REVIEW AT ALDERSHOT.-Great preparations
are being made for the big review Of troops at
AlGershot on June &c by the Queen. The ceremony
will take place on Lafan's Plain and about four
teen thousand troops Will take part In It, There
will be fourteen infantry battalions and a fine
cavalry division drawn from the Guards and other
crack regiments
CIRCUS AT BALMORAL-Her Majesty this
week invited a travelling circus. which pass
ing near Balmoral TO give a performance in the
park and the Queen. the guests OF the castle. and
the tenantry and servants witnessed the show.
intensely interested In the coming great bazaar
at Albert Hall in aid Of the Charing Cross Hos
pital which is expected to net at least $4,000
People In the highest ranks Of society will give
their services at the various stalls Mrs. Arthur
Paget and Mrs. Ronalds being at the head OF the
affair. The American stall. which will be decorated
gorgeously with American colors. will be attended
by Mrs. Choate Mrs. Bradley Martin. Mrs. Ronalds
and Miss DrexeL Mrs. Paget's American bar and
macht She has obtained gifts OF the choicest
flowers from Joseph Chamberlain. Baron Schroder
and other famous growers Colonel Arthur Paget
visited the Stock Exchange and sent his hat around
10 defray the expense OF boarding over the noor
OF Albert Hail. and netted $1,000. and the Earl and
Countess of Craven and Mrs. Bradley Martin levied
contributions of unique and valuable pieces CT silver
among their friends for sale at the American stall
Lady Randolph Churchill has definitely secured the
services OF Mesdames Patti. Melba, Nordica, Ne
vsda and other singers for the concert which is 10
be held tho first day, and Beerbohm Tree has
secured 81 Henry Irving George Alexander. John
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
Shore Front Country Seat.

AT NEW ROCHELLE
For rent. furnished. large cOmmOdi0us houge stab.
laundry, lodge; large plot garden. shade sig mnss
Drive TO depot. PHILLIPS a WELLS. Tribune iudlrx
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

OPERATION ON JUSTIN MCARTHY.-Justin
Mccarthy had a cataract on his right eye removed
on Thursday at the Royal Eye Hospital. His condi-
ton is satisfactory
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

ON WASHINGTON LAKE, YULAN.
sullivan County T. near shohola Glen on Erie Rai-
road; elevation 1000 feet; boating. bathing nsains;
beautiful fine drives; bowling alleys terms 50 70
S. DALTON & COREY.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

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New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

A CRANK'S LETTER TO SLOAN.-"Tod" Sloan
has given to the newspapers a letter he received
from, New-York signed g. A. Decker, demanding
$3.50 under "a of exposing the Jockey as using
the writer's invention of an electrical battery 10
win races on bad horses. The writer said: we
are stopped here by the law. and now you are reap
ing the fruits OF our invention. l think II time 10
step in and call you down"