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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-20
Is Your Sight Good?

We'll test your eyes free, at any time you so desire. We've one of the best opticians in the country here, an expert, a scientist, come here anytime and his services are yours, absolutely free. If glasses are necessary, we'll supply them for just one-half what an oculist would, Why not have us fill your oculis+ prescription? We guarantee to fill it to the entire satisfaction of the physician writing the prescription, at a much lower price than can be ob- tained elsewhere. A few items: EyesGIass Chains-In six different pat
 terms, of rolled gold guaranteed quality,
 with choice of hook or hairpin. These are sold everywhere at 75c. to $l.00. We have obtained ours direct from the manu- facturers, with no middleman's profits, and thus can offer them at, 4Zc. ca. Eye=Glass Hooks-Ot guaranteed rolled gold, in five different patterns, among them some patent devices. They are good val- ue at 25c. our price, IOc. ca. Spectacle Frames - Of pure aluminium
 with rolled gold spectacle bridge. These are adapted to summer wear-a absolutely no rust or tarnish to them, can be worn near salt water without corroding. Sold else-
 "' N sl.oo pr Everything in the way of SHADE GLASSES can be found here at Unusually Low Prices.
 cumn7er Almost every wo- Ma4:as man knows the an- Ao.o o1 noyance that comes
 oa1o. of depending on the conveniences of summer hometowns for the triAes of dressing case and work basket. Thousands are avail ing themselves of the economy of our Summer Notion Sale. A few of the many:
 Feder's Pompadour Skirt Facing, all colors, everywhere 7c. Our price Pc yd. Good Spool Cotton, 2 for lc. Hose Supporters, any size, Oc Best Grade Stockinet Shields, 7c. Satin Belt Hose Supporters, l4c. Best Aluminium Thimples, 1c. Safety Pins, any size-card, Pc. Crimping Pins, one dozen, Sc. Silk Substitute, regularly &c.,, Zc. Best Curling Irons, Sc. SO invisible pins in box, 1c. Japanese For illuminations at Iaterns. the shore, garden,
 fetes or for the "Glorious Fourth. Assorted shapes, bright colors and priced as follows:
 Medium size, 5c. ca. 55c. dozen.
 Large size, l0c. ca. $1.l dozen.
 As a special offering for the week we will give eleven of the medium and one of the large size lanterns, which regularly would be worth 65c,
 at 55c. Chinese Incense - Package containing about 150 Joss Sticks, usually l5c. This lot at, loc. package.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-20
Millinery Flowers

Millinery Flowers 1 For lOc.
 Topples in blue, yellow, red and white, 5 in a bunch. Daisies, roses, apple blos- soms bluetts-12 in a bunch violets, both light and dark. And children's wreaths, grass es and wheat that were 3oc. For l9c.
 Reduced from 6oc, 48c and 3oc. Red peoples, I2 in a bunch; bachelor buttons in yellow, pink and red; bluetts- 12 in a bunch; large roses, 5 in a bunch-snrall, 6 in bunch; violets; primroses in black, purple, yellow and pink; shaded velvet sweet peas.
 For 25c.
 Show absolute reductions from Soc and 75c. Children's wreaths, larger and fuller than the 1oc offering and in white, pink, purple, blue, cyrano, cardinal and yellow. Crush ed roses, 6 in bunch; field flowers; sweet peas, in silk and muslin; apple blossoms, about 20 blossoms in a clus- ter. Floor Coverings.
 Jointless cotton warp, close ly woven Japanese Mattings, in a big variety of patterns and colors. Special, I5c a yard.
 Two hundred rolls of stan dard quality Oil Cloths, in yard, yard and a half and two yard widths. Special, J4c a yard.
 Single-ply printed jutc in grain carpets, an economical rarpeting for the cottage or upstairs rooms, I5c a yd.
 The ".Brusseline' rugs 27x 54, in Neapolitan colorings, a5c each.
 71de ta6les gzvsne' the t1n,s, k70zce e day at wAzch ths tzde as hz,eA, maay be 06tasuea at the Customeys' Dgsk.
 Me7O honsekeebers, espeeially, 1, avzW yalue tAe httke booklet "k7elbs an 6nyamg foy Me house," yhzch mentions eveyy- thamg hhely % de meeaeA, sOztA c0lnnsnS % Keep co@sst on aOhat zS Sbeazt. Fyee-aaz tAe Bmsy Bascuaeat. < 1asEI:;1ggMNNALLN@,' EI:;1gN
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-20

conveniences of summer hometoWns for the trihes of dressing case and work basket. Thousands are avail ing themselves of the economy of our Summer Notion Sale. A few of the many:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-20

Holds Visitors Down to Two Hits Fifteen Safe Hits Made Off ReislinS- Mnfinnnl I.enmrle mnH Other Gnmes.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
WILL REPRESENT
VARIOUS STATES

The following have agreed to represent
personally or have others represent for
them the following States OF this Union
on horseback in the parade OF Thursday:
Delaware. Mrs. L. A. Splitter: Pennsyl-
vania. ]. w. Dinsmore and Mrs. n. 7.
Biddle; New Jersey, George r. Carroll;
Georgia, William Whiting; Connecticut,
Harry Edwards: Massachusetts, Mrs. A
h. Shumate and Mrs. NJ. Chaplin; Mary
land, Miss Edith Davis South Carolina.
L. b. Archer; New Hampshire. Lester
Tarleton; Virginia. l. A. Splitter; New
York, New York Club; North Carolina, T..
W. Hobson; Rhode Island, Mrs. L. A.
Splitter; Vermont. f. V. Peet and Mr..
Naramore; Kentucky, Mrs. c. Younger;
Tennessee, Roy E. Norton; Ohio, f. c..
Ensign and ]. c. Coppock; Louisiana. Y.
q. Tompkins; Indiana. II. p. Salisbury;
Mississippi. William l.. Metcalf: Illinois.
Miss Edna Mosby; Alabama, Mrs. Ed
Smith; Maine. Nat Chase; Missouri Mrs
c. s. Walters and Mrs. NJ. Ogier; Arkan-
sas, John Woodson: Michigan, Broughton
Buzzo; Florida. Ant r. Gandolfor; Texas.
William Regel; Iowa, Iowa Club: Wis
consin. w. T. Orvis and J. r. Bailey;
Minnesota. Mrs. Henry Matthew's; Ore
gon. Mrs. W. Westlake; Kansas, F. B.
Brown; West Virginia, Henry Venebel
and Fred Douglas: Nevada, A. G. McKen-
ney; Nebraska. Harry w. Brayton; Colo
rado. Matt Nichols; North Dakota, MIL
lard and Campbell; South Dakota, V.
Hamburg: Montana, Stanley Norris;
Harold Peeler; Wyoming, Frank Herr
mann; Utah. Miss NJ. T. Moore.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
HER HEAD HELD
INSIDE AN OVEN
Father Charged With
Awful Brutality.
PICTURED AS A HUMAN FIENO
A DAUGHTERS WRISTS CUT
WITH A KNIFE.
John Hoffman's Children and Neigh
bors Tell Tale Which Will In
terest the Humane
Societies.
PICTURED AS A HUMAN FIENI
A DAUGHTERS WRISTS CUT
WITH A KNIFE.
Special Dispatch to The Call

SAN RAFAEL. Dec. 2o-If the allega-
uons made by his children and the neigh
bors be true, there Is a chicken rancher
living about five miles north OF town on
The Petaluma road who would cut
rather graceful figure as farmer for the
State, with credits for good behavior in
stead OF ducats. The name OF the man
who is alleged 10 have treated his on
spring so inhumanly that a daughter is
now suffering from nervous prostration is
John Hoffman, and IL the threats lately
made by those who have become familiar
with his acts are carried out that name
viii In a few days ornament volume OF
record kept by the Marin County Society
Tor the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Children.
Nine years ago Honman's wife was con-
signed 10 an insane asylum. where she
died shortly afterward. When the Oldest
boy. bernard, was asked II the father
treatment was not responsible Tor his
mothers sad END he hung his head and
remained silent On the subject Of the
wrongs done himself and MS brother and
sister he was not so reucent, and related
shudder
Father has been in the habit OF drink
ing good deal he said. and when he
came homo intoxicated would beat Us all
with anything he could lay his hands on.
4 few months ago he came home and be
cause his dinner was not ready he grasped
my sister Emma and. dragging her TO the
stove, thrust her head into the oven The
mar was burnet OF the top or her head
and has never grown since then.
About six weeks ago he chased Emma
around the house, and when he caught
her he slashed her across the wrists with
a pOcket-knife. Both are now SCARED
where they came in contact with the
knife.
My sister finally became a sufferer
from nervous prostrauon and we had 10
send her 10 my aunt, Mrs. Carl Schenck.
who lives at 1917 Twelfth street Oakland.
She returned a few days ago, and would
be all right II IL We're not for father
naeging at her all the time. He was so
scared when she became sick after he cut
her with the knife that he has not again
laio hands on her.
Father used 70 beat me and my
younger brother, Emile. every day, but
We have grown too large for him 10
thrown out Of a buggy while drunk and
broke his leg in two places. ] would like
20 SO 10 some place TO work or send my
brother. Tor one Of US viii have 10 STAY
and look after father. Yes. he has treated
us pretty roughly. but stlll he IS our
father, ana / don't want 70 desert him in
his old age. i am afraid. though, that we
viii have 20 send Emma back 10 oak
land"
The tale of young Hoffman is corrob-
GRATED by neighbOrs. who further declare
that The old man has used violent and
profane language 10 his children Of late
occur. a person who heard OF the state
~ affairs in the Hoffman household to-
day affirmed his intention Of Immediately
drawing the matter 10 the attention OF
The Marin County Society for the Preven-
ton cI cruelty 70 Children.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
SIGNBOARDS GONE
FROM ROSS VALLEY
Guerrilla Methods Of Warfare Soon
Force an Advertising Firm
to Capitulate.

SAN ANSELMO. Dec. 20.-The residents
OF the region embracing this place and
Ross Valley have won their fight against
the advertisers who persisted I'm erecting
unsightly signboards along the line OF the
railway. where they stared passengers in
the face until their dreams were troubled
with visions OF ghosts garbed in yellow,
red. purple and green. The battle was
bitter. though brief, and the victory is
decisive.
Six weeks ago somebody took a noe
turnal ramble along the line of these signs
and cut partly through the braces with
a saw. When the first heavy wind blew
the signs were dead ones" Agents of
Siebe & Green visited the region and put
the signs in place again, but a few nights
ago the braces were again cut and failed
to stand against the gales that sweep
down the valley at this time OF the year
Then the enemy capitulated, realizing
that II would take an expensive patrol
system TO conduct the war against such
guerrilla methods. II is stated that the
advertising firm was paid well to remove
the signs. but In any event they have been
carted away.
Ross Valley and San Anselmo form one
OF the most popular suburban residence
regions In the State from which all signs
of the busy maIts OF trade are strictly pre-
cluded. The signboards were an eyesore
and had 10 go. though none there be who
will admit having hand in the incidents
that led to the victory
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
LOGAN KILLED WHILE
LEADING IN BATTLE

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, Dec. 2O.-A letter
written oy Lieutenant Brereton OF the
Thirty-third Infantry. who was with Ma
Jor John A. Logan when he was killed, has
been received here. II sets at rest the
story circulated that he was killed by his
own men. The letter is dated San Fa-
bian. November u. and says:
Your husband died a hero Will. i.adfnr tr
oattie the command 10 which he had been
assigned upon Joining his regiment the Third
battalion His battalion was the advance
guard OF the regiment IN attack upon the
town OF San Jaclnto.
Yesterday. November II. Major Logan was
leaning over wounded soldier TO assist him
when he was shot through the head. This was
ehortly after , o'clock in the morning. Prompt
surgical attendance was at hand but the ma Tor
never recovered consciousness and died while
being conveyed 10 the hospital. The exact To-
canty was about two miles from San Fabian
on the road 20 San Jacinto. ! was one OF the
last persons who saw him alive, and he was
the enemy's bullet.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
Will Favor Local Dealers

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O-Representa.
i've hahn has been informed by the Sar
Francisco Manufacturers and Producars
Association that the Government had MIR.
chased gas and oil engines OF foreigr
manufacture for the army service. M
hahn called on the Secretary OF War In
reference TO the matter and was assureJ
that preference would be given to local
san francisco manufacturers provided
their engines were as serviceable as 9TH
sns, even II the price were trifie higher
The department has promised To rnai-a =
thorough investigation. with a view OF
helping out the San Francisco manrIfac.
tuIerS
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

and facing hundreds OF millions OF Asiat-
les, with whom the progress OF the world
has brought us into close contact. This
day marks the end OF California's period
OF preparation for taking a leading place
the world. With this day begins another
epoch for the Golden State, and half
century hence there will be held in San
Jose a double celebration in commemora-
ton OF a founding OF free State in land
where freedom was previously unknown
and the beginning Of a new growth nour-
ished by the fruits OF that same freedom
which has been carried across the sea-"
This is signed by Senator George c. Per-
kins, Victor II. Metcalf, J. c. Needham
Marion DeVries, r. J. Waters. Julius
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
MYSTERIOUS ATTACK
ON RAY JOHNSON
Two Charges Of Birdshot Fired at
Him by an Unknown
Assassin

SAN JOSE, Dec 2o.-Much mystery sur
rounds the attempt made on the life OF
Ray Johnson. son Of :. r. Johnson, capi-
talist, on the san Francisco road. near
Milliken Corners. late last night.
Johnson was returning from a visit at
Lawrence station. At a point a mile west
Of MilHken Corners he passed a man,
who turned suddenly and fired .wo
charges % birdshot at him. The marks
marship was bad and only a few stray
shot struck Johnson, creating a light
scalp wound.
lie drove into Santa Clara and notified
Sheriff LangfOrd, who at once instituted
a search for the assallant johnson
claims the man did not address him or
make a motion till he had passed. He can
give no description OF him. IL is thought
the man must have been insane OF had
mistaken Johnson for some one he was
watching Cor. as Johnson Is not known 10
have any enemy.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
CARTRIDGES IN THE FIRE.
Aged Couple Near Laytonville Pain.
fully Injured

LAYTONVILLE, Dec. 2O.-Mr. and Mrs.
Requa, an old couple living In an isolated
district ten miles from here. were serious
ly shot by an explosion OF smokeless pow
der buckshot cartridges Monday after
noon. The old folks were seated by the
fireplace, when Mrs. Requa reached to the
wood-boX for more fuel TO put on the fire.
She must have picked up a mixture of
rubbish with the wood, for an instant
later deafening explosion followed, tear
ing the masonry from the fireplace and
hurling II violently into the faces and
bodies of the old people. knocking them
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
R0MBL0N CAPTURED
BY AMERICAN GUNBOATS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 0.-Admiral
Watson to-day cabled TO the Navy De.
partment from Manila as follows:
MANILA. Dec. 2o.-The Eunboats Concord
Ackley commanding. and Pampanga Leigh
eoinInahding. on the 18th inst. with two com
Panies OF infantry. captured Romblon Jobn
James; seaman. was wounded In the knee
the only casualty In the navy.
The Newarks battalion landed from Caiian
ana occupied Camplona. on the north coast OF
Luzon Burwell Of the Wheeling. cooperating
VIII oeheral Young Ike one service. landed
battalion. and Is doing excellent work daitv
/" horth ana west Luzon. WATSON.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
The Typewriter Invention.

A statistician has proved that the invention
OF the typewriter has given employment to
100000 people. but he fails TO state now many
cases OF weak stomachs and dyspepsia II has
induced All people OF sedentary occupa.ion
need Hostetter's Stomach Btters II heirs
nature TO bear the strain which ensues from
confinement and II is a wonderful med!tine
No one realizes this more keeny than the man
trouble by Its USE
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

senseless. The doors. windows and some
furniture were damaged There must
have been several cartridges In the fire
Mr.. ReQua was shot three times In the
head and face and his wife was struck
oy shot IN the body. The wounds are
very painful. but not necessarily danger
GUS The cartridges were probably Jared
from a shelf into the wood-box The
Requas are the oldest pioneer settlers In
this county.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
JOHN L. is BROKE"
Ex-Champion Sullivan Being Sued
for a Liquor Bill.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2O-John l.. Sullivan.
who Is being sued by a liquor firm for
sl6OO for goods purchased. testified I'm court
To-Day that he was without money or
property. Afterward he said that his
earnings in his professional career had ex-
ceeded one million dollars and that he
made 100000 in the winter OF Iss3-s4. He
said: nc
Il have been good fellow and am
broke. III any one 1 knew needed money
and asked me for IT, he got IT,"
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
Lederer's Trial Begins

WOODLAND. Dec. 2O.-The jury in IN.
case OF Lederer. charged with assault to
murder his wife. was obtained this morn
ing. and the trial Is now in progress. The
principal witnesses for the prosecutIon 70
day have been Mrs. Lederer. the woman
assaulted, and her daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
Picture Frames.

Bone, ebony. carbon. Flemish. English
and gray oaks. mat and ornamental eiIts
with mat boards TO match. Any pictura
can be appropriately and reasonably fit
ted in our frame department. Sanborn
Vail * Co.. al Market street
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

BAKER CITY. Dec. 2O.-AI Lawson. col
ored. who killed Hugh Younger. a gam
bier. November "A. was convicted TODAY
or murder In the second degree. He Will
be sentenced Friday.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
AMERICAN VESSELS TO
CARRY THE OCEAN MAIL
Postmaster General Calls for Bids for I'm
proved Service Between San
Francisco and Sudneu.


bids for improved mail service between sgd
November
OF in the
New ork kandIon
OF tonsn eth
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
Lawson Convicted

Self respect Is on good terms with the
Old Government Whisky.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

Net Cash actually received for Fire
premiums 2fT %
Received for interest and dividends
on Bonds. Stocks. Loans. and from
all other sources ...................... % go n
Total Income ........................ss7 BLISS Os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

ave-story brick nathouses l1xse and 27xsi3i
S STs EDWARD wenz. architec, si24ot
1oOthpst n :. i25 It W Of sd-ave. for four 1--WE.
story brick hathouses 25xs7 John d Mennle Of
No 1.St3 Madison-aye, owner; Edward Wenz 90. =,
i1ith"st. n s. sO4 II " OF 5th-ave. for two five
story brick athouses 2ISsS Max schaet 81 10 10 o.
T9th-st, n s. 100 II Of Avenue a. for one
story frame shed 1920 the New-York Protes-
tant Episcopal Public School, owner; Wenz' :.
lISth"st' s. 100 It e Of ienox ave. for a i've.
story brick hathouse. 25xs56; Ast & Exner 81
No ~ al h% ss architect 2OOC
e2d-st $ r. 100 IT OF 2d-ave. for four hVe..
story brick nathouses WITH no stores Soeso' q
pd sGnsuss aSshitec, 02oo
6,b"aye . 8 ~ n OF s2d-st for nve-story
GeIshener. OF No 254 West 72d-st, owner; .uo
buckley OF No ss4 Park-ave. architect; 5000
27th-s No SO to iS East: for an eisR'-S,o w
Candee OF No IL West 33d-st owner Brun -. -
Hauser OF No I.125 Broadway architects leS %
bTck factory 40. iIx92 1ixs21; John Huyler
OF No Ga Irving Place owner; ) Marshall 100 M
us mSnHecs w corner Yves, Houson-st. FOR
six-story brick fathouse. With stores: S:'lo%aS
Laurowitz & Fine, Of No $50 Broome-s' own 20 m
1ith-st No 6lO TO 6i6 East. for three six I stoIy
brick nathouses with stores 2oSsUS' m nTss
sSdesFs Of us1 Na archecs 1900
I5th-st No 1924 to $50 East for three s shs,o 10Y
and basement brick nathouses 2o4x .a ana
25 sxss9 Julius Dreyfus Of No 32i West oSth- Q, m
ST owner; @ Fred Pelham. architect. .....:..s' olVo
92d-st. 3 ? corner Lexingon-ave for four,
story brick educational institution Jos ks u
Brrnner Of No 80 Union Square. architect. $500
b4th-st. s. 10l # OF Broadway. for seven,
No s3 West 54th-st owner Howard Cauldwen .
& Morgan. OF No 10 East 23d-st. architects. oo'oV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Applegate Francis M. to Robert Hubbard River
side Drive. :. AZ. 10 n Of s3d-st. years..
Same 10 Mary d Wendell S3d-st. 8, ~ II Of
Riverside Drive. years. Observation-Disclosures.
Epstein. Simon and Rachel l., 10 Robert Lee
and another. executors. etc, Nos 4'D and 4g2
Pearl-st, D years. ..s.....s.s..
Same TO Hyman Israel same property. instalments
Singer. Morris. 10 Title Guarantee and Trust co.
No 1l5 Divsion-st years. .....-...........-.
Wolff Henry l.. to American Missionary Associa-
tion, No 4S3 Columbus-ave. years...........
Zborowski, Elliott, to the American Surety co
Sth-ave. +. 495 II q 4lst-st. extends TO
42d-st. year. 49,.
Lane. Wolcott G. TO Real Estate Trust Co. No llB
Pea-l-st. years. .................::.,::.-e
Mount Joseph f, 10 John A Griswod. No
East 22d-st. year. ........,..,...... ...:.
Kapelansky Samuel. and Herman Kronenberg 20
Randolph W Townsend l3sth-st, s, 3O6O II e
Of Alexan6er-ave 3 years. ...................:.
Same TO Presbyterian Home for Aged Women In
City OF New-York 13sth-st. n 8. 2Sl.6 II OF
Aexander-ave. years. Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
"a Riverside Drive

IL another Ave story American basement
palace. in which comfort, convenience ana
the most perfect artistic taste are self
evident features-spend an hour or two
looking II over-the time viii not be
wssfed--Price can be made reasonable.
Please bear In mind that we have upon
our selected lists also many other beauti-
ful houses In the Riverside district and
upon the eide streets leading 10 II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
Real estate for Gxrhanae.

20 .1 - ro,,,cn ISrcc ot me
"A residence stable greenhouse. free and clear;
10 exchange for dwelling house below 18th 81:
rutland e. WHITING,
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Gth-st No 600 East 25x70.10; Christian +. Erhard
Thomas Addison ....................
Same property: Pratt Brown referee. 10 -
s3d-st p AIS IT OF Riverside Drive. 39oX
Irregular Riverside Drive, s, % II Of SD
ST. 26.4xs7. Sx2ixSSs; Clarence F True and VIE 80
aas 81 tra Nc NJ Ea APpiegste s o. John
Gfiswold 20 Joseph Mount. .................. o.
S3d-st. s. ~ II Of Riverside Drive. 39.5x39x
Irregular. and Riverside Drive. +. 42.l0 Il
Of s3d-st, 90 4x7I 9X24xsS.s; Francis NJ Apple
gate to the Riverside Bdildng Company 12O
S9th-st. g. 1923 II g az 5th-aye. JllXl0O;
Lillius Grace William II Hornblower c.
Pearl-st. No l16. s. 2I.3xS5X23 2xs5. Andrew
5 Hamersley and another to Walcott G Lane. is
Same property; same 10 same. one half part......
Same property; James II Hamersley ct al. trus- -
Pearl-st. Nos 400 and 4O2. :. 42.2xSONl4lOX -
$40; Hyman Israel 10 simon Epstein 1890. ~
Washington Square. No 81 South &bxlOO; Min
ME Salinger and another. executors. to Min -
ME X Salngar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
PLAINFIELD,
EXECUTOR SALE
BERKSHIRE HILLS,

NOR SALE OR LrcASE-Resdence at Stamford, Conn d;
eight OF ground. fruit trees. gardens stable,
four stalls: house ffteen rooms in perfect condition In
every respect gas water. both hot air and hot-water
heating facing south and east. with fine view OF the
Sound: eight minutes walk from the station; rapid
train service both morning and frequent as
can be desired Possession Immediately Price $4,000
Also. at Bridgeport. Conn.-Beautful country place;
house sixteen large rooms servants rooms apart Two
ba servants bath handsomely furnished;
electric light gas hot air and steam heating large
grounds we-cultivated lawns and shrubbery: green
house. stable stalls and box STALL also coachman
house Three minutes from Long Island Sound on beauii
ful mark Eight from station by electric trolley
Has only occupied by owner and his family and Is
in fine condition. For particulars apply 10 ROLAND
MALLORY. Trustee. a. Lafayette Place. New York.