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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-26
An Estimate of Rowland Robinson.
Springfield lMass.l Republica

The death of Rowland Evans Robin,
son comes as grief to the readers of his
charming sketches, essays, stories and
other writings, of Vermont people and
country,-of old New England, as varied
by the infusion of Canada, of the forest
as invaded by the destroyers. Mr.. Rob
inson's "Danvls Folks" "Uncle 'Lisha's
Shop" "Sam Lovell's Camp" ETC., are
books greatly priced by those who know
them; he had a love for Nature and an
eye and ear for her lesser creatures that
was like that of Richard Jeffries or John
Burroughs; and he had also as fine and
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-26
LOGS WANTED.

We are now prepared to contract for logs to
be delivered ut our mills during the coming
winter.
We will buy pine, spruce, hemlock, bass.
wood, poplar, red and white oak, brown ash,
elm, butternut ana cherry.
As the quantity is limited in which some of
these ttnDers will be taken, we suggest early
arrar gements
We hereby give notice that no four IT. pop.
lar and bass will be received unless previous
ly contracted for.
specification and prices on all the above to
be had ut our Office.
NEW HAVEN MILLS MANUFACrUR CO.
Dated oct p, 1900. 43wG
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-26

The value of the laboratory of Hygiene
of the State Board of Health has been de-
mOnstrated many times during the past
two years in fixing the character of di-
sease and placing responsibility therefor.
During the past few weeks Middebury
has had occasion to demonstrate its use
fulness along the line of prevention of
disease. As will be seen by the report
of the committee on water works, else
where printed in this issue, great stress
is laid upon the analyses of the Labora-
tory in coming to conclusion as to the
relative purity of the samples of water
taken from many different sources.
These analyses were made wholly with
out charge to Middlebury, and the same
is true of all work of this institution done
for citizens of the state. The laboratory
has been in existence for only two years.
1t certainly has demonstrated Its right to
permanent place among the useful in
situations of the state.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-26

1t seems that the pending political con-
test will decide good many things that
the casual voter wOt~ not of. Here is
the national organization of the ID. A. Il.
reported as awaiting the returns in order
to decide whether to offer the presidency
to Mrs. Roosevelt or Mrs. Bryan, both
of whom are eligible to membership and
the office.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-26

The undertakers of the state held a
meeting in Montpelier last week and
formed state organization. We have
looked in vain in the I-told-you-so papers
for highly original comments on the CO.
incidence.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-26

A. Hamilton, as best man. The bride,
Anna Augusta Russell, was gowned in
mouselin de sole over white silk. She came
in on the arm of her father, preceded by
four maids of honor, Miss Winnie A.
Russell, Miss Evie NJ. Parrish of Bird
port, Miss Rena j Grandey of Shore
ham and Miss Edna Perry of Barre. The
flower children were Franklin Williams
and Gertrude Draft. A reception was
held at the house Immediately after the
ceremony.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-26

This is the season when the returns
from the battletields of the world have
pretty stiff competition in those from the
football field.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-26

Mr. Bryan missed his own special train
at Buffalo the other day. We supposed
that seductive Pan-Amerlcan Exposition
committee of former Nermonters had
dsbanded on its return home from Mont
pelier.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-26

Cable dispatches from Madrid mention
that a man by the name of Weyler has
been appointed captain generalof The city.
The name sounds familiar, and this i'm
preston is strengthened by the additional
information that the announcement of
the appointment resulted in general
riot and the resignation of the cabinet.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-26
FRIDAY, OCTOBER DC, 1900.

The short deer-hunting season for YER
mont has opened auspiciouSly. Already
several casualties to hunters are reported.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-26
PARTIAL LIST.


Colonial Brick House on Conant
Square in Brandon village. with lawns,
pasture and outbuildngs; the so-caled
"COnant Bridge Mea1ow", about 50
acres, with l00-ton barn, large sheds,
small house. and covered bridge over
Otter Creek. The so.caled "Basin" pas
ture and wood lot, about 600 acres
Oh the mountain east of Brandon village,
adjoining the Powers farm; two small
houses on Conant hill, to be removed by
the purchaser; Chickering Grand Piano !;
3-year-old Colt, sire, Ready Money by
Red Wilkes. dam, Morgan mare; Cows
and learlirgS; Single Phaeton, 2-seated
easy Carriage, double Farm Wagon. set
of Light Harnesses, IIOrse-Rake. etc !;
Steam Boiler and Radiators, large Stew
art Stove. Wood Stove, Piano and other
Furniture, etc, etc. General Terms,
Cash for amounts of SO or less, and
approved paper for la1g amounts.
JULIA A. C. JACKSON, Brandon.
MILO K. MOORE, Auctioneer.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-26
lie ! is PLEASED

that is satisfied, and you don't
have to ask him "why." His
face tells you that he is so, and
his clothes tell you why, also,
where he has been. The
Clothing that we make and
>sell is the honest kind. We
are Outhtters in every sense
of the word. We dress the
head, the neck, the body, the
feet, all but the shoes. We al
ways have the right sizes, the
right patterns, the right styles,
and when you purchase at our
four stores, you are told that
you can have your money back
if you are not satisfied.
C. Z. pEASE & GO.
Burlington. VT
Outfitters for Men and Boys City Hall
/ SQUARE, South.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-26

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING III every variety,
at the lowest prices consistent with good
work and quality of stock.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-26

THE REGISTER is sent to subscribers, post
gge prepaid, at the following rates:
ONE YEA ...$l.O
ElA MONIIiS. wv
THREE Observation-Disclosures. 30
II not paid in advance, $l25 per year is
sharged.
In requesting change of address, subscrio-
srs must invariably give their old address rs
we'll rs the new. otherwise names cannot be
located in our lists.
ADVERTISING ratecard will be sent on APP
plication. Copy must be in the hands of the
printers not later than Wednesday noon to
Insure insertion in that weeks issue.
Cards of Thanks ana Resolutions will be
charged for at local notice rates.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-26
Reasons for Insurance.

why neglect insurance of the life
which must fail. while insuring the
house which will not necessarily
burn? Neglect of the sure and
greater loss is mt the risk of the
family. Endowment insurance
provides for you and for them.
Correspondence sohcited)
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-26

Professor Langley of the Smithsonian
Institution will have to look to his lau-
rels. His aeroplane principle for navi-
eating the air has not been applied sue
cessfully as yet, while the Foreign news
of the past week has described the as
cent and easy working of ali airship in
vented by Count Zeppelin on the balloon
principle. If news reports are to be be-
lit we'd. the Zeppelin machine remained in
the air an hour and half, and not only
travelled as steered, but ran up heavy
gale.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-26

The recent English elections resulted
in no material change in the Unionist ma
jOrity,it being increased by only one vote.
The promoters of the South African war
had expected an overwhelming endorse
ment of their policy, whereas the electo-
rate decided simply to allow them to lin
ish what they had begun. The English
voters are by no means divided in the
proportion that the result of the election
would seem to indicate. The UniOnists
the party of Joe Chamberlain and the
Boer war-have $50 members of the
house of commons. while the Liberals
the peace party-have only lS7. Yet the
total number of Unionist votes cast was
only 2,3G0, 600 as against , ,055 ,9jl Liberal
votes.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-26

PARIS EXPOSITION OF 1900. Gold Media
Awarded for superiority was made to the
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
CUPREME COURT, County of New YOrk.-Ir

-
STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY. sub
Trustee under The Last Wl and res,1ient ot
real properly OF said Matthew Byrns= de-
n Dursua1ce OF a mai order OF duly ard
entered entitled proceeding and bearing date
the 26th dsy OF Ap[l & 5 aI e r1bs s-,c1ia1 A. re
New York Real Estate Sales Rooms. No. III Broadway
$50, % ne aaad dav OF May 1900 al twelve O'Clock
that day bv Richard v HarIlsl alctlonser me
scr3bed as follows; - -, -. -. g.
ALL plot OF land n the cry and County Of %es
4. iofH' t,Te WIN me D1-'--''S'
REGINNING at point in the easterly side Of Third
.s-ssctio, ~ me aaste~ly Third Avenue
sou.hs[ty yI sue ~ T Seryninth street 30 feet thence
southerlv parallel Third Avenue "a feet and OF
an inch: thence westerly parallel With Twenty nint
street e5 frt 20 the ease-ly side Of Third Avenue AID
1or-herly along me esste-y SIDE OF Lhl ANehs
aTSO ALL that plot Of city and County OF
New York buildings thereon. bounded and de-
BEGINyiNG at the corner formed by the intersection
Of the westerly side Sf s tne .n nnnr ,hsnce no
sstsrv along - feet: thence nortestery
Ty hTogsh 'ss Street So eet thence and
parallel Thrd Avenue y feet 20 o enih @
sTss s 5Rs. 1as '9fTs1 6 S.nninE iGaiHsaA'sFS A'E
New YORK with the buildings thereon. bounded and de-
scrbed as folIows;- -.
BESINNING At a point the nsrthwes,ery side OF
sr formed hv intersection OF said norshwestery scs
~ Third Avenue northeastery side OF Thirty
eth street.. and rhence running northeasteriy along
T,hird Avenue y feet thence northwesterly party
Tl1Ssevsnh Street 50 feet: thence souhwestsriy and
parallel Third Avenue - fee, iHenSs
win Thirty Street so feet TO the place OF begin
s ALL that plo Of land in the City and County %
New York VITA the buildings thereon ooHiaea and oe
RTGrSNfSS; at point in side ot Third
Avenue 81 feet northeriy from the o
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
unblir y Notirrs.
I-NITEp sTATEs CIRCUIT COURr sOUTH-

TINTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, SOUTH
- 4,PeS DISTRICT OF NEW YORK OLD COLONY
TFrrs-r COMPANY AGAINST THE THIRD AVENUE
RAILROAD COMPANY
a4d IN Nav Is 1900 notice Is hereby that upon
of he Third Railroad
Cor,s.- nl4d herein on IS 1900 schedules
tbs-sl,-tn snnexed the defendant viii on "Wednesday
ths 2SS dav OF May 1900. at the United States Court
Rooms In the Postoflce Building n TIE city OF New
v|s s-,iv 10 The Honorable E Henry I.acombe
1nrgs ~ SAID Court order that defendant
- Leave 10 withdraw heretofore fled
in thes s,,t- that the interlocutory
bsrs, .nTsrsd on March IS, 1900 be vacated; all
tbe nrone-rv OF the defendant company IN the
The Receiver all other properly appur tenant thereto
the OF de-
fendsnt company subject 70 such provision for the
T,rotsc,,,- ~ said Receiver and OF
rontrscted with him and Of The parties
-, ths Sso,,r, shall Just. and that defendant
1sv bzvs SUCH other or further relief
just 1000
Dated New York May 18th. 1900
s HoADLY LACTERBAcH & JOHNSON.
' Solicitors
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
foreclosure Sales.

thu westerly side Of Third and the no<nerty
win Street and par .
with Third veaus easte-ly parallel win
otbsr Street q e. and m part q ne way aroh an.
nue and thence southeriy along the westerly
ALSO hat plot land in the city and County Of
New York with The buildings thereon. bounded and
of EsGISzS e. E: 2 the e. % formed 2y & ne a,:5.ss:s:
% sae o. si5iy.ninth street ard 1nnnE thence aothsry
70 the centre OF party wall thence westerly and
OF oartv wall thence southsrv through re
% es 40 % - saia party wall 2 Zee, inches TO me north
along the northerv side II SixtynInth 60 and
several distances and dinensons more or less
Ney buildings thereon BOUNDED and cs-
PGP, 5 hs: IN ss nossy Sfssry ;6 :. q q. s sa
third Avenue the nor;5e-iy SIDE y siz,sniu;
side Of Third Avenue rs feet and of sn men 70 ~,
81 so i party wall thence westerly through the
feet 81 w,h sss ss5ey side Of Third Avenue 2s
n. & 'he ne Gsntre Of party wall 81 feet 10 tnehe.
'a1Gss ana dimension. more or less me 'A''
also ALL thar plo, land TIE City County
<c-ss5 WIN the buildings thereon bounded ard de-
Aveal SNISG 5s,S, Pqs m in The westerly side % nrs
nn9 bsnr me norIhery SIDE Of sixyninth Street and
25 feet H. lnchs 70 me Ss5t ~ sgv vsiI.
OF ss5 -s'y and part Of ne way through me centre
81 gMTalei with the westerly side Third Is
the centre OF party ws 81 FEET and 10 inches 70 II,
W place OF beginning. be said several distances
ana dimensions more
Also ALL that land CRY nd
New York buiifngs thereon Bounded aud de-
scr1oed as follows -
,BEGLSNINC az point IN the westerly side Of Third
s Instant - feet ncnes nurtheriy from the
.ornneI oy the II
avenue and the uorrheriy Sxty-nnth
"a runhlnS thence nOrthery along westerly
-lLc Avenue 70 feet the party wall.
, tery anq par, q The through OF saii
80. val % tee 10 inches: thsnce southerIy parallel
IN ne westerly side of Third feeta -
%. IN men thence eastsrly and q thr9uEa
&c ehlTe OF party vail 5T fe-t
place OF beginning the distances aad
dimensions more =
Dated. New York 9th 400
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRT-ST COMP
pOrrrD-s = ro-- Trustee
Attorneys fer petitioner. Office and Po=r OH4~. A.
dress No - Nassau Street. Borough OF Nsnhartar-
CITY OF New York. y
,o s sooss described parcel OF property No .oa
- -. 80 tuS-e thrd Avenue. Is
g dtSslan aad is 70 De sold 10 mortgage
- tnf4saad dollars with rheraor
p rp / Isoo al ne rate OF 4is per annrn
WHICH said mortFage will PAYABLE C~roha-
Dated. New York. April IT = -'~
United STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMP Nv
Trustee.
EAST 3TH STR
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
ABNER c. THOMAS. { Surrogate the County OF
New
Notice s hereby given all persons having ciktms
against Mary Dolan late Of the County o York
same. thereof to
fhe subscribers place transacting business al
tbe Office OF John Coleman. Nos. and I3 William
Street City New York. before day
- pated New YORK the srd day of February 1900
KATIE r. DOLAN
JAMES a DOLAN.
William Street. York City
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
10th Street.

The approx,are the lien charge satisfy
which me above described property be sold.
So 693 II yith interest April % 1900
petber with and allowances amounting S26s IL
with interest May / 1900. together with the
penses OF sale. The approximate amount OF taxes
as-essrnents or other liens De allowed
he purchaser outsof purchase paid the
Referee is S423. and interest
DAVID R DAILY. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
foreclosure Gales.
SUPREME COURT, Gounty of New York.

SUPREME COURT, GOunty OF New York.
- William F. Bantje. Plaintiff against Joshua r,
Howes al. Defendants
pursuance a Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale
duly entered in the abOveenttted action. bear
ing late day OF May 1900. 7 the Undersigned
the Referee said Judgment named. viii sell Public
Auction Exchange sales Room, No. III Broadway
in the Borough OF Manhattan City Of New York the
2ath Of May. 1900. - o'clock that day
bv Peter E Meyer Co. Auctioneers. the premises
rected by Judgment be Sold therein described
follows:
certain lot piece, parcel Of land. situate
in the Borough Of Manhattan, city and
County New York bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING a point the northerly side OF one
wenriesh Street distant hundred feet west
formed by the Intersection OF the
northerlv side hundred with
ghth Avenue; thence north
Eighth Avenue, hundred feet and
tO line OF
4rv along said centre OF block twenty-five
thence s0utherly parallel with Eighth Avenue, and
Of through wall. hundred
feet and eleven the said OF
hundred ana twentieth along
the same twenty-five feet the point place OF be-
ginning.
DAVID R DAILY. Referee.
JOHN J. GLEASON Attorney 1or Plaintiff 14o Nassau
ST. y. Y. City
The following is a diagram OF property be sold
as described above street number being 900 West
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
CHICAGO. 6: PITTsRrRG. ;.

Chicago May 20-Chicago defeated Pittsburg to-
day by hard hitting and good base running at the
start and hits IN the seventh, after gift and
q batsnaa hit KIlen puzzle except in the
Is. eco Score:
R. H E.
Chicago .-.-.-..-...-2 x-5 8
Pittsaurg ..-.--...---O o 0 = o 0-S 9
Ba.tertss-Klllen and Chance. Phillppl Lattmer.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
HOW THE CLUBS sTANl
THE RECORDS.

Cincinnati May 2o.-After losing seven consecu-
tive games and Tying another. the local team
pulled Itself together to-day and from Brook
lvn. SCOTS pitching effective with men on the
bases. The home players managed TO bunch their
hits Kennedy in three innings. McBride's field
ing the last inning saved the day. Stetnfeldt's
work al second and his batting were features At
tendance. a.5t1 Score.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
TIE sENEcAs pEFFAr HoRoKEN

The Seneca team, of this city. easily defeated the
Hoboken players yesterday the St George
cricket grounds. Eoboken by the score OF 10 g.
The game stood 70 in Eohoken's favor until the
sixth inning when the visitors scored five runs,
which The game Again IN the eighth inning
visitors added their credit, max
ing q total Of seven. Then the Hoboken team
ended the game by scoring TWO runs. The score:
FIohoken n--........--..-.--..-I o o 0 0 0 2-3
Base hits-seneca, 3: Hoboken, s. Errors-seneca- g.
Esobozen s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Doran; Norton
LEAGUE SEASON OPENS IN JERSEY CITY
The Atlantic League VIII open its championship
season to-day in Jersey City after delay Of three
weeks To-day the Scranton club will open with
Ters-y City, and VIII play again tomorrow. On
IT. irlesday the Newark club will begin a three
days series with Jersey City
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21

s. Louis, May 2o.-st. Louis hit Carrick hard
when hits were needed. Donlin played brilliant
BAH. Score.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
Gountrn Boarh.

4 FAMILY boarding house. fne grounds verandas
stable 900 = elevation The FSidgedae Madison NJ.
(TLENWO0D and Cottages. IN the Pines. Lake Bono
" Terms. S7.O 5000. particulars apply
10 ". Q MOUND, HydeviIe VI.
NJ ANTED--Children board Lady OF
w Tehnernent fond Of children. will take the care OF
family OF children whose going abroad for
other reasons; home Baltimore nigh healthy
location best OF reference given required Address
R. NJ. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
NEW-YORK
ST LOUIS


s. Louis s----.--.--------.---o l E9
eSevv-ToTk ----.----------.--.o / ! o 0 0 8 o %
Tvo hits-Mc5rav. billiard. Keister Crazy Three
base h11s-Sebach. Gleason Home r1r-SeIbach. Hit by
ptcher-BowerTuan. Mcf5raw- Double piay-Donlin and
GctsTaw- Sacrifice hts-Burkett. Mccain. Base balls
of Carrick. OF Thomas, !. Stolen bases-McCSaun
Selbsch- Struck ouI-BT Thomas .: by Carrick /
Time-z:15 UlnPire-O Day
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
6orses ano garriaaes.

a EERY HANDSOME AND ATTRA cTIvE stylish
lfize Vi1n-r5 has been ridden and driven by
.s,ee sl3e Also nearly new ruboeT-rso Runsbout
.--~sl~f BrouEhsm snG Victoria. WALDORF
- OF tour). family survey: Gig Cart. Rockaway
speeding wagon. imported riding saddles Harness
g. a. less tran quarter value. Owners private
sHaAAe o. Madison Ag- between 27th and 2sth Ss.
4 DtAtIIsEMESTs ana subscriptions for The Tribune
elslten Al their Uptown Oftoe. No. 1872 Broadway
arm of 5iEt-sf, until clock p. advertise
slei eo AZ the following branch Offices regular
-ll..s CLOCK D VIZ. eth-ave-, s.
49, - sth-eve. i2th-st.: AscyIs. ett-ave
-7t-A4s az Columbus uear
west z-c-s-. eth-ave.. sz Esx. l4th-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
5urro9 ates Notlrcs.

JHIIUH NLE5 NULILE5.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon Abner
- c Thomas. g Surrogate the County Of New York
given all having
Patrick Smith. York deceased
present vouchers thereof to the sun
scrfbers, place Of transacting
Office OF William Orr. No 81 Chambers Street BoroSPH
Manhattan, The city Of New York before the
18th day October next.
Dated New York. the 18th day Of March. 1900
JAMES 3. F. SMITH
ALFRED J. O'kEEFFE
Executors
WILLIAM G ORR,
Attorney for Executors.
8 Chambers Street,
Borough or Manhattan.
New York City
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
= 9th ST

z. 9th ST
.,xth above parcel property No liz
iIeo rhird Av.nu. SHOWN upon he following tia
Dat-d New York Aprl 27th. 1900.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST CCMPASYs
T-sstsA
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21

EAST sTTH ST
The fourth descrbsC. OF
Third upon ne following
be subject Eortsage $4,000 with inter-
thereon November
per annun which said mortgage VIII pay
able November 22nd 1902.
Dated New York. April 9th. 1900
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPAS1s-
--usf-e.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21

a5rnso rlrs-Cincinnat. . Brookyn 3. Two base hits
ste-nielats Ac4srlde, Farrell Dahen Three
irwin smith. keeler- stolen bases-KeIly, Keeler
DsE-lt Jones Corcoran Esoubie play-Corcoran Stein
1t and Becley- First base balls-OT Scott 2: off
henn-oy. Hi by pitched bail-By Scott l: by Ken
nsdy > Tine Of game-2,05. Umpre-Emse
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21

Z 9th yr.
TIE eighth above described parcel % 8
Ifso i19e Third upon foIiovfn6
diagram:
Dated Nsv-York Aprl IT. 1900
UNITED STATES AOR-GAGE AND TRUST COMpAyS,
Trustee :
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
= 9th 81

= 9th st.
r.. seventh described parcel % property Me-
teoIle4 rnfrd and Is shown upon the tollovAu
diagram - ,ooo
rrsfrED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY,
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
EAST 3TTH ST

EAST sTTH ST
The third above parcel OF property is No ga
Third Avenue. and following dax-arl
Dated New York. 27rh. 1900
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Trust-a
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
Countrn i1ruprrtn for Sale.

A TIANT1C CITY NEw-JERsEY-
"A FOR SALE-New beach hotel fully rur-
nished 200 rooms. suite with baths; and
water in every bath heat;
IeVels strictly date hotel sale
or rent Address ISRAEL G. ADAMS & CO. Real Estate
and Law Building
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
Gitn hntfls.

BREV00R7T HOUSE,
FIFTH AVE. sTH ST. N ?.
The most ar,stoc-atic neighoorhood city
LARGE AND sUMPTUOUs APARTMENTS.
homeike Hotel with enviable reputation. par
ticulariy noted for its fine cuisine
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
Rooms from S1.O0 per day upward European
plan and So 90 per day and upward American plan.
Suites Of paror. bedroom and bath special for
summer months; Passengers and from Europe may
save time and money by stopping at this Hotel.
BREVOORT HOUSE ANNEX
15 AND 1t FIFTH AVE. n. Y.
by year only. houses have the
full benefit OF the hotel service. while
private entrances Apartments OF floor $40 per
month and upward. American plan S14.O0 per week
CHAS. JAMES, Prop.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21


rso second above described property = No
diagram. - -|0-- e-is -o--oNin$
Dated. New York. April g 1900
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COaPaSy
Trustee.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
HOTEL RALEIGH.

Ocean St. Charles Place. Atlantic City. y. ].
Capacity 300 Elevator. Suites Of with bath.
Through May September the
sonable service is better and the comforts
greater. will all trains.
JOHN 3. SCOTT.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
BASEBALL.

CHAMPIONS LOST CLOSE GAME AT
CINCINNATI
GAMES YESTERDAY.
& Louis .. Nez-York. s. Chicago. 8: PittsburE s.
S-fncg-rsti 3: Brooklyn =
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
EAST sTTH 81

EAST sTTH ST
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New April 2ith 1900.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY
Trustee
New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
MALDORF-ASTORIA

ATLANTIC CITY, N 7.
Directly the front and connected with Board
Capacity. 900 Strictly freproof in
comfort and luXuriousness Every ap-
poinnent, including hot cold fresh water
baths. Elevators level. Rooms single
suite. Dining top floor overlooking ocean. Write
booklet. HARRY BOTFMAN.