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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-23

Although, outwardiy, there has teen no
change in the anthracite situation the
impression prevails that a settlement
may be effected within 4 few DAYS
Judging from remarks of Pres dent
Mitchell, of the Mine Workers -crgan.: "a
ton, there is a disposition among the
strike leaders not to insist at present
upon the segregation OF the powder from
the wage advance proposition In that
case it is possible that if all the opera
tors join in posting notices of q ten 2 r
cent advance. as the Reading and some
other trust companies have the strike
may be called off inside CT another week
It all remains with the ccal magnates.
Hanna's platform collapsed under him
out in Nebraska. and in the same State
little Meiklejohn has been caught in a
cloudburst and nearly drowned Fine,
fruity portents thesei
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-23

cents Tor inside and cents Tor outside seats
A seat is essential. but long wait. OF
hours, may be required to get 1t. One transfes
is allowed on Scent fare, but Scent
fare London has Be transfer system, and tha
charge is proportionata Il distance, with mora
or less TIPPING. Berlin street railways have just
adopted a uniform fare OF 2i2 cents, without
transfers
ExKing Prempeh, OF Ashsatce, who is On
his way to the Seychelles Islands, is to be finally
LEGGED in Maize. of this interesting group 6i
islets IN the Indian Ocean, where the chi ais from
the Malay Peninsula exied in the ca-lr 'I0s-
Maize which is seventeen miles ii length md
from foHT to seven acraSs. enjoys the ffStl'C on,
only in lesser degree than the Ald1hrl Island N
| the vicinity, of being he home OF the elgaEtia
land tortoise
To be natIralized in Great Britain an alien
must have lived there for at least five years. or
have served The Crown faithfully for lie same
| period; and he must continue to reside in the
British jurisdiction unless he continues in he
Government service IN foreign countries. natu-
| ralized citizen has ali the political and other
! r,shts powers. and privileges, and i subject TO
| all the obligations to which naturaI-borH B1ton
! is entitled or subject.
farmer of Linn county, Kan, has placed
| signboard at his gate on the road. On this board
/ is PAINTED his name, the name of his farm,
jackson Farm, ard the direction and distance
! to ChantiIlIy Lis poStoolfce Below this he has
] a blackboard on which he may write what he
has fer sale. He says that he has sold one horse
and two COWS and calves since the erection of his
signboard, and he thinks the quick sales were the
results OF this advertising.
"reminiscences OF s'Buckshot'' Forester's brutal
rule in Ireland are eoniured up by intelligence
that the inhabitants OF an Indian village on the
! shore of Burt Lake near Cheboygan Mich have
| been nut out OF their homes by shetifs posse
and that rhe houses yure torn 6twn \ wit was
/ issued year ago to one Aoss;lun. wiIe gave the
! Indians until spring to find other homes Some
/ went away. hui many others remained. and these
/ latter have Just Teen dispossessed- Old squaWs
| and many children sat their goods all one
night in a pouring rain
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
OK THE HACKENsACK LINKS.

Hackensaek y. j., April Is (SpeciaD.-There was
large turnout the Hackensack golf links yes
terday when the first prize game Of the season
was played over the eighteen hole course Some
close play was noted among the leaders, Barclay
taking second place by a SO-foot put at the last
hole. Following are the scores, the three leaders
taking the prizes:
W L. ConkIin Sc; J. .. Barclay 1o4; Harry Wood,
lo4: G. w Johnson lo7; c. Ames. 107: G. N. Vande-
water III: H p D. COVE. III. J. ". Hobert llS:
f. d shotwelI. lis; N. L; Allen us: G. K Il Graf @
erick Thomas 123: c. II Gresham, 12s; f. W.
smith f3l and A F. Ferris 40
In the evening the restaurant and cafe In the
rev clubhouse were formally opened with rarebit
luncheon given by President Frank b. Poor TO
n = Clarendon president OF the municipal gov
ernmeut There were thirty guests.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
WITH THE CREWS.

the Columbia crews The shortening of the body
swing marked when the slides were first used has
now almost disappeared. The mems blade work Is
excellent considering their slight experience.
The launch Columbia has not peen put IN cohlinls-
s,o, owing To lack OF funds DR.. Peet has conse-
ouently been greatly handicapped in coaching the
men When the crews hit lively pace he can Keep
i,st as the eiehts are settling 10 their stroke they
are forced 10 stop and wait till he overtakes thefn
Tte freshmen candidates VII De raced toseIher
to-day in order 10 select the men who VIII repre-
sent 03 IN the c-ass regatta tomorrow, oehIot
i1infor soDhomore snd freshman crews VIII Tace il
mile straight over the regular Harlem AlYer
course.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
Q ;Dhom 1t filan Concern.
WE PRESIDENT OF THE United

THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
i STATES or AMERICA To siarsl al OF the south
arnD District Of York Greeting
WHEREAS. libel ard petition has been fled
trct or New O ne 10Th dav 4 March. bv
Ia Ccmpagnie Generate TrarsatiantiqUe ire
steamship In Dorrgogns. rravtnG fer limitation %
injury caused
-l.ie1 steamship Bor-gosne
british fth al
for salt iS@i and pstitina
toned and praving that ro5ltion % the said Court
that issued. ard thar az
sEch loss. damage Injury ther@by
he cifed TO appear hsSore said
proof their respective claims and all Erocen<s being
liable for any such damage tnja-S may b
finally decresd by me Court; and
interest said steamship Ia Rourgogae and pend
freight trustee t,iy R0poate4 pursuant . he
YOt- Pr, TFIER EFORE COMMANDED 70 cite all p~--
damages for such damage
Jury nccasioned oy said cotsn % appear before sad
Alexander. Commissioner
United states District Court. cfhce n T..
Court Eouse Pest Office BUILDING Borough e
Manhattan. City = New York bef7re the 18th
also such claimants appear ari
answer CT nbel petition en-
said lastnanaed dae within
ime this Court grant ari and
re-ie as
Ana What YOU have premises do yca then
max this Court together with rhis writ
WITNESS. the Honor able Addison Brown. Judge
~ tte United States
trcr ~ New York. CITY o New York tas sS-a
Gay % Lc-d nineteen hundred
Independence of the United States
and twenty fourth
JONES 3 GOWN
fer
No. ~ Cedar street. New rorh
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
NEW BUILDING PLANS

16th-st No 13 for eight story brick
factory 25xs7x92: r J Blake. No
IenoX-ave, owner; Gilbert Robinson, architect. $50 o.
ll0th-st, 5 200 Il n Of Amsterdam l-av for a
two story brick dwelling. 25x64x70.11;
FchLugg No ! East 94tF-st. owner; Louis Ent-
No as East 96tl-g architect -..........-.- 6,O
Beach ST. 1ot, II Of Forert-st CRiverdale1,
for and one-hElf story frame shed: J p
Morrison owner; J Kennedy, architect Il
Deiancey-st. Fo-syth-st, for a
brick isfhouse and store, 25x75.4; Harris Fine,
No 400 Henry-st, owner; Horenburger & Straub,
Bronx Park, :, - Il Of LebeuOn-st. for
and cle-haf story frame dwelling. 20S3i;
August Dener. premises, owner; Ebeiing.
aTcnitect ON
Adams-st. 222 Il n Ct ColumbUs-ave Wan
Nest). for a story frame dwelling and
ing rooms. 22z45; Martha X F;ickmann, owner:
O.. o. o . 90
lG7th-st. % y = OF Fraakliu-aVe for four story
fathouse 2SXII: James T Barry.
v c Dickeraon architect 200,
1GTth-st. : Franklin for a four story
brick hathouse. 81. Ixi2' James F Barry prem
ises. owner " c DickersoE, architect m ~
Frankn-ave. q <. SO : o i6Tth-st. for four
story brick 1athouses, -. 6xTB; J Barry. owner;
v Q Dlcterson. architect 400
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16

GOLF.
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTRY CLUB ELECTS
A CAPTAIN-GOLF SCHEDULES.

WEsTCHESTER COUNTRY CLUB ELECTS
A CAPTAIN-GOLF SCHEDULES.
Alexander Merten has been chosen captain Of the
Westchester Country Clubs golf team. and every
thing points g successful series of matches this
season. If suitable arrangements be made, the
first contest will take place the clubs links
May 26, and Mr.. Morten announces that all mem
bers anxious to secure places the team should
send in their names at once. The course will be
formally opened April 2s. when the special at
fractions will be a boyle handicap and a mixed
foursome. The earlier fixtures announced include
the following:
April 2S-Handicap match against bogie: eighteen
0fganc 0T &c fee 81 Entries received and pIay
allowed any time between a m and p m Cup
winner. Re-entres permitted
Mixed foursomes for cups offered by club; handi-
and guests Entrance fee s. each Couple Entries
received any time before p. m. Re-entries per-
May 5--Handlcap match against bogie; eighteen
holes open to members aRG guests rne1 ang
play allowed any time between a. and p.
May l2-Mixed foursomes for cups offered by
club; handlchp; eighteen holes medal play open open
couple. Entries received any time before p. m.
May l9-E4andicap match against bogie; eighteen
holes Open to members and guests Including
play allowed any time between a m and p m.
May 9s"Mixed foursomes for cups offered by club;
handc4P h4e edfa fa pay each eonn TO
Entries received any time before p m. Re-entrtes
permitted.
John N. Ward, captain of the Laurence Harbor
Country Club is now in communicat ton with a
number Of nearby clubs with view arranging
team match dates for the season. He has already
booked the following
May 12-Laurence Harbor VS.. Richmond Hill, at
Richmond Hill, Long Island.
May I9-Laurence Harbor vs.. Harbor Hill, at
Laurence Harbor.
May 26-Laurence Earbor vs. Elizabeth Town and
Country Club, a Laurence Harbor.
October 6-Laurence Harbor Elizabeth Town
and Country Club. at Elizabeth, N j
October I3-Laurence HarboT Harbor Hill,
Brighton Heights. Staten Island.
October 2O-Laurence Harbor Westchester at
West Chester.
October 27-LAurence Harbor vs. Richmond Hill.
at Laurence Harbor.
The club is a member or the North Jersey Shore
Golf League and its will also participate in
the series Of matches arranged by that organiza-
ton. which includes the Hollywood. Norwood and
Deal Beach Golf clubs.
The first Glass A handicap of the season at the
Crescent Athletic Clubs links Saturday was
by James B. Rhett with net score OF 81.
The summary:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
ESSEX COUNTRY CLUBS PLANS.

An effort is being made in Orange n. J.. to
arouse interest among golfers in the
Essex County Country Club and a committee has
been appointed consisting of Mrs Edgar Mortimer
Carnrfck, Mrs Edward F. Sandford and Miss
Georgianna Wilmerdng. to manage the women's
contests. The season for women win open May
with a womans foursome handicap tournament
fifteen holes medal play. Each contestant must
hand in two scores, least, to the committee
or before April so, under penalty of being com
PEELED 10 play from scratch There will be each
SATURDAY. afternoon a woman's putting contest for
which a handsome has been offered. Cups for
rhe tournament have been offered By the president
Of the club. DR.. Leslie D. Ward. and others
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
GYMNAsTIC SEASON CLOSES.
COLUMBIA COMPETITIONS IN WRESTLING.
BASKET BALL AND OTHER SPORTS.

COLUMBIA COMPETITIONS IN WRESTLING.
BASKET BALL AND OTHER SPORTS
Columbia University wound up its gymnastic sea-
for 1900 on Saturday evening when the second
annual wrestling gynnastic and basket ball cham
pionships were held in the university gymnasium.
Competitions the horizontal and parallel bars,
flying rings and side horse counted in the contest
for the individual gymnastic championship. j.
De La Fuente, '00 gained the title OF champion
with score Of us points. c. Eastmond
close second with 10 points and J. Smallwood came
third with tally Of los points
Inc wrestling CHAMPIONSHIPS were provocative OF
the lightweight wrestling Championship also COM
peted with J. c. A. Gerster In the middleweisht
bout. Neither able to get a fall. and the
championship given TO Henriquez on form.
In the first annual interscholastc gymnastic meet
neIG q under Coiumbias auspices Newark Academy
easily distanced all competitors winning a first.
Two seconds and third in the contests on the
mGtlzontal 3 ana parallel bars Barnard was second
with one first and a third. The other institutions
tailed to score Besides these competitions there
We're exhibitions with wands and single sticks by
the freshmen and sophomores-
Ihe game for the basket ball championship be-
wen I'VE u ue coIese freshmen and the second year
law team proved hollow victory for the freshmen,
m2nd 90 second; J. c smaiiwood @ -. o5 h!ra
=, Iishtweght wrestling charlpionshir-won by c l.
Ps93IsI PPsaTYges4t ts TrestIiaswen b " %
Barnard; @ G. w Holzauer, Newark Academy second; N.
Tunbing by c W. Ward. 'O1; Fuente second;
Indian club drtll-Class Of '03 Science
ss"a1d sgsr Newark IA Aeo&em ss9insr Newark Acadey
Side horse-Won by Ward: anal!wood second; J. De
Parallel bars-won, by Eastmond; smallwood second;
:, Club swinsing-won by r, W. Van Deerln; E p.
Fencing dTil! by sophomores) nying r4nss-won by
,8 BASKETBALL SIX championshp between class of o8 College
up @ vas; as - o" Oy % by score OF 10 to + The line
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bigley. Catherine et al Union Dime Savings
Institution. 7th-ave. corner 49th-st, years
Celler. Esther. Johanna Fl II Ten Broeck and
Eliza PralL Madlson-are. s. 50.11 II OF
Same TO Atlantic Dock Company i56th-st n 8
100 II Of Cnon-aVe demand Observation-Disclosures.
Wsjsb2rt, Morris and Rachel, to New-York Life
Insurance Company. coiumbus-ave s. 1oos n
Of 95th-st, years. ...... ............
Farley, Joseph A 70 Joseph Hamershlag S6th-st
g, 100 Il p Of Riverside Drive. Il years. .....
Same same. property. "a years ...
Hall. Lotta Q. Caroline Rullman. No 65 TO SO
4th-sve 3 wears s..-....-.......... ..............,..
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
MoNTcLAIR HIGH SCHOOLS SCHEDULE.

Montclair. y. J.. April 10 (SpeciaD-The Mont
clair High School has arranged for the following
schedule OF games. beginning Saturday April
q; Princeton "preps' at Montcair: April 2s New
ark High School at MOntclair; May ,, Leal School
at Plainfeld; May ), Stevens "preps' at Montclair
May 8 East Orange High School East Orange:
May L, Newark Academy at Monteair;
Plngry School of Elizabeth at Montclair; May %
Westerly College Institute at Moutclar; May 21
Newark High School Newark; May 80 Mont
clair High School class OF SO, and June g. West
minister School at Dobbs Ferry.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

SSth-st, 100 Fl = Of Riverside Drive 50xl0O.
Albert Brod to Joseph A Farley. .............
0th-ave n corner 133d-st. 49.11x100 Franklin
Bien referee to Henry W Post sOt
l1th-st, n :. 25s II W Of Avenue c 25xIo3.3:
Jacob c Goebel and another executors. 10
Michael GeTmuth -. Is 2:
Ith-ave. ? corner 49th-st. O0.5xI00 BENJAMIN A
Jackson referee. TO Catherine Bsley ct al. 128ot
S0l0x5O. 7x64 H. Lolita c Hall Abbot L. Dow
et al --.....
Same property: NJ II Smith Caroline Rulman. II
same property; Caroline Rullman Lolita
Hall 2so o.
Same property; Charles Sagar al Caroline
Ruliman ..--....--. ........-.
61st-st, <. 123 II W of 2d-ave 16xI0o.5: ] Camp
bell Thompson Charles H ........... IcOC
20th-st Nos BOP 3Os and 500 East. 4Sx92: Harris
c Fafnestocs New-York Graduate
Medical School and Hospital. -........-.--....
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
pOsToFFICE DEPARTMENT. washington,

D 9, March 81, 1StO-Sealed proposals be
cetyed az this Department until Thursday MAY 1900.
o'clock for furnishing
rxiu.
rubber stamps. nackin-
boxes and printing facing card slide labels "a
they may be ordered time Curing the fiscal
year beginning July l. 1900 ending June 80 1871
for The OF branch Or the departmental postal
service.
Blanks proposals. specifications and flu in
structions viii be furnished application super
OF F1esofTca
Department Washington. D G. CH EMORY SMITH.
Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16

FOURTH RACE-The Carter Handicap with 81 POO
added fo- three-year-ods and upward. $50 spe-
cial forfeit conditions; 10 $3.50 and
third $3.50 Of the added money seven furongs
J. Boden,s b. g. Frearm, hve years old. by Rsyo2
'" showalter's en-. h. Box, six years old. by Order
. ... .--.
w. P. Nortons ch. {. May Hampstead four years
old, by Patron-Iiie Hampstead
j 7. EObisons ch- King Bareycoru.
old. by Kantaka-Nattot-
T J. Healey's br. &. KinnlSinc, six years old by
Candlemas Flibbertigibbet -. III
E. -. Simns's ch g. The Kentuckian.
bg Pirate Of Penzance-Lzzie Montrose. ia
Sir Medred-Kntrne III
by Golden Garter-Fortaa. 1os
O. l. 2ichards's b Charentus, six years old. by
Charaxus-t'ontenta III
Colt Ldttauer's b 3. kriss Kringle, hve old
..-.- -.
j r & F. p Keenes ch- c. Douhlet three years old.
Mrs r BradIevSs ch 2 Boney Eoy Four years old
BY Bitt1en-sue los
Fonso-Wait awhile -, los
~ Hanover-Jess 1Os
W LakeIand's b Ten Candles three old. by
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
JERSEY CITY TEAM WINS.

The Jersey City team opened the season yester-
day at the Johnson-ave. grounds Jersey CITY by
dsfeatfng the strong Paterson team by the score
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
CUBAN GIANTS SUCCESSFUL TRIP

The Cuban Giants were passengers on the Munson
Line steamer Curityba. which arrived last night
from Cuban ports. Captain Edward B. Lamar
manager of the Grub said that they had a most
successful trip, playing principally in Havana.
where the game Is very popular.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
pOSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washington

D. l., March 81 I900-SeAsd proposals invited
and viii BE received AZ this Department until 12
"Wednesday the 2d 1f Nav. ttoe FOR furnishing
Envelopes TIE several Executive Departments n
Washington officers
require during the ending June 20 1901 Blank
fIU suscinCati1ns be
application Thi-t Assistant Cer-
eraL Oh EMORY SMITH. Eostrnas,er General.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16

d. Q March 81. 19O0-Proposas be receivst
the Second Assistant Postmaster General o.
of Mag g. 1900 for furnishing supplies for Mail
Equipment FOR consisting II
Ifvsts. drills
twine. thread cord files.
\ complete desired and form %
viii be furnished application
Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16

eIaple time at his stable in the afternoon watching
me me norses under his being given airing He
We seen there by Tribune reporter. who inquired
SH ire condition of the horses In his staiir. Il
ooh Know yet how good any of my thorOughbreds
aIe,, ne said. AS they have done amy severe
work Ihey are all In good condition
~ IS thought that the number Of lovers Of the
tuhnlhs morse that viii go TO Aqueduct to-day TO
oe present at the opening day OF the local racing
season VIII be considerably larger than the throngs
Seen there on previous similar sions An excel
lent programme has been prepared for to-day.
mere VIII be six races. with the Carter Handicap
WITH N,zo0 added. for three year -olds and upward
sl ABOUT seven furlongs the principal contest.
some norses of high quality named starters
IN the handicap and lively is expected as
they are reported TO have worked well or have re-
Gently performed creditahly in public
f1ere are the entries for Aqueduct to-day
FIRST RACE-sellng; taree-year-o and upward.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
Glass of 'o3.
Class of 'o1.
BASEBALL.
PLAYED TO A TIE.

The game at the st. George Cricket Club grounds
Hoooken. yesterday. between the Poughkeepsie
and Hoboken teams, resulted in a tie each team
scoring sixteen runs Both pitchers hit hard.
The - -
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
CUBAN x GIANTS vICToRIotTs.

The Cuban X Giants defeated the West New-York
Field Club yesterday. by a score of 6 to 4 at
Weehawken The game well fought and there
was a large gathering present. The score:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
Drupcsals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN sUPPI1Es-ps

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.-De-
partment Of the Interior. ofacs OF Indian Acairs.
Washington d. C. March 20. 1900. Sealed proposals.
ndorsed Proposals for beef. four. etc" the
be. and directed to the Commissioner diai
Affairs 35 Johnson street Gtcaso III win be received
until o'clock D. OF Tuesday. April II,
furnishing for the Indian bacon.
beans coffee,
sstelce also for boots
powder implements paints ofIs.
glass tnware, wagons. harness. leather findings,
saddlery. etc. hardware. school supplies.
and long list OF miscellaneous articles Sealed
posals intorsed Proposals FOR blankets. WOODEN and
cotton goods. clothing. the b- nd
directed the Commissioner Q Indian Nos :
and 70 Wooster street. New viii be
until O'Clock. D n. o Tuesday.
furnishing for the Indian Service wooden AZ
cotton goods clothing notions. hats nd
must De made Government blanks Schedules
ing all necessary Information bidders
on aplieation % he Indian Once, Washington D. c.:
Nos. u and % Wooster street. New York
Johnson Chicago, The CunFnlssaries OF sub
stStence- L. s l., Cheyenne. I-eaveuVorrh
St Louis, St Paul. postmasters
at Sioux City TaEkton. Arkansas City Caldwell Topeka
Wichita, and TucJon- Bids be at the hour
ard days above STATED. and bidders
present At the opening The Department
right 70 determine the point OF delivery
any and all bids, OF any
". A. JONES. Commissioners.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16

First base on balls-OR Foster 8; Mcclellan
struck out-By Foster, 8; by Mcclellan 4 Three base
hit-Parker. Two base hts-Moorehead Mcclellan Hat
field, Wilson. Stolen bases-Willars (2) Robinson
Nelson Double plays-Moorehead Lamar Bassford
and Lamar. Attendance IsOO Unpire-Janes Burns.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
POUGHKEEPSIE.

Two base hts-Stevens. Wesbecker, Mallon. Norton.
Lnree base hts-Roach Stevens Marsh. stanhope Left
on bases-Hohoken. T. Poughkeepse First ba Sc on
bals-Or Miron, 13; Norton, g. Struck out-By
Miron, 3; by Norton, l. Double play-Qunlan, Marsh
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
gountrn propertp for Sale

I,'OR sAL4B-summer residence az Saddle River Y J.
thirty miles from City Han. 2i1 niles from Allen
dale. on Erie Road five acres the river house
IL rooms open attic and large dry cellar: large
and carriage house ice house: wells water
in good order maple shading price $4,000;
make offer. OWNER, 81 Chambers St room 40
dO out 60 Baths Barn Brook On Main Street.
Liberty. N T. Price $1,000; S1.eSol Cash. balance
s25e9 Seniannuslly Also tl2) Room furnished Bath.
Barn Acre Lawn Orchard. Village Rdgeheld. Conn
WOLCOTT. "a Irving Place. n. Y. City
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
gountrn properrn for Sale.

NUTLEY.-Houses. Plots and LOTS circulars. A L
~ VAN WINkLE. real estate. opposite railway station.
Nutley y. ].
rTWENTY acres Of land overlooking the Hudson Suit
l. able for country 10 miles from New York.
For particulars address Runden. Brewster. n Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
A BARGAIN.

NEW MERCANTILE BUILDING DOWNTOWN lea sed
~ tenant years; will exchange. o lgI
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
Summer Resorts

1GT1
AND E1GiT COTTAGES. BERNARDSVILLE. y T.
Opens May 2. Closes Oct. IS miles from New-York
on ~ l. q w r. r. Barclay CHRISTOPHER
Ferry Altitude SEQ feet GEORGE w TJ-TTI.E Mgr
A Ll1F1NHURST nm AIenhursr. y J--Open early IN
Il June W D. ROCKEFELLER Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
gountrn Boaro.

Il NESCELLED BOARD-sO minutes from city. private
y house. bath; broad piazzas fresh vegetables
References exchanged Mrs J. FERRIS. Paving y Y
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16

gitp lofels
b REV OOLRl HOUSE
9TH AVE. AND STH ST.
NEW YORK
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN FOR PER-
MANENT AND TRANSIENT GUESTS CCNVrN1ESr
TO ALL STEAMSHIP PAPTT('T-T d
NOTED FOR ITS EXCELLENT Cuisine.
CHAS. JAMES, Proprietor
THE HANOVER
EAST 18TH. s E. CORNER 5TH AVE
A High Class Family House
Apartments Consisting OF Parior 1arN
by the unfurnishsd furnished Table American
Pian D. ?. HATHAWAY
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16

HOTEL BERKELEY. ATLANTIC CITY, N J..
II Kentucly-ave Main corridor leads bOardwar
and front parors Capacity. hundred Al
modern COnveniences. Daily Orch esra Speca
Spring
Write for illustrated booklet.
& REW
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16

FIRST RACE-selling; three-year-olds and upward
Five fu-iopgs
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16

lBlgRM8HQR[5 0kYkY1
Virginia Atlantic City v. yards from Beach
and New Steel Pier.
after undergoing extensive improvements and
ofrerins
nose desiring excellent accommodations. with
tnodern convenience including elevator street lever
steam heat literally managed unobstructed ocean view
apacy 800 Specially reduced until July lst IS 20
VIZ weekly Write for Booklet showing hotel. etc.
G. FRANK COPE.