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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-08-17

The death at the age of So of Prince
Alfred of SaXe-Colburg, the third of
Victoria's children, brings wildly to
the mind the great length of the
Queens reign. All of her children
were born after she came to the throne,
the Oldest of her children, the mother
of the German Emperor, having been
born little more than three years
after that event. Victoria has seen
every throne vacated several times
during her days of power. One throne
has been abolished and the map of the
world changed since she assembled the
throne of England. CO.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-08-17
Orange County Nominations.

Orange County Nominations.
SENATOR'S.
WILLIAM B. WALL of Randolph.
CHARLES F. SMITH of Topsham.
ASSISTANT JUDGES.
JAMES r. NOLAN of Topsham.
CHARLES II. BlGELOW of Brookfield.
STATES ATTORNEY.
DAVID S. CONANT of Bradford.
SHERIFF.
FRANK |. WHITNEY of Chelsea.
HIGH BAILIFF.
STEPHEN b. DARLING of Vershire.
JUDGES OF PROBATE.
BRADFORD DIST.
SAMUEL M. GLEASON of Thetford.
RANDOLPH DIST.
WILLIAM H. NICHOLS of Randolph.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
j. WESLEY JACKSON of Orange.
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Oleomargarife and Senator's.
TFrom the Randolph Herald


1t is a unique spectacle when the
measure of craftsmanship in senatorial
contest is oleomargarine or bogus butter.
Nobody but Gen. Grout would force it to
such plane. 1t is in line with his par
ticular brand and he gloats over the Cd
portunity to measure according to that
standard. Republicans are asked to turn
their attention from too critical study
of his eighteen years record in the House,
but to remember that Congressman
Grout is the parent of bill which has
not passed, which had votes enough to
pass last session, but somehow got sepa-
rated from its author and lost in the suf-
file and is now stranded, high and dry
some where, with the wide future before
publicans, and farmers especially, are in
vited to give Gen. Grout credit for his
good intentions and to vote accordingly
in the impending struggle.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-08-17

Seer etary Hay arrived at his sum-
mer home at Lake Sunapee the 4th inst.
The great mental and physical strain
he has been under during the last few
months has told severely on his health
causing him to break down Sunday
with nervous exhaustion. 1t is ex-
pected that rest and quiet will restore
him to health in little while.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-08-17

Some time ago the Times asked the
Grout newspapers to specify some
service of the general in the interest
of the farmers which has been COM
pleted during. his seventeen years IN
congress and has borne fruit. None
of them have responded. Can it be
that one embryo oleo bill, which he
was unable to get through the House
in eight months though a large ma
jorlty of the members favored it and
the agricultural committee was for it
by a nearly two-thirds majority and
which he is seeking now to desert to
get into the senate, is his whole record
in the interest of the farmers in
seventeen years {? Barre Daily Times.
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The CIRCUIT papers, evidently Gin
spired," are making great account of
the Generals oleomargarine bill,
(which is to be called up the first day
of the next converting of Congress.
and sure to pass" If it has taken the
genial Representative from the Second
Vermont District all these years to
get this bill into its present promising
place on the House calendar, why did
he decline the nomination to return to
the lower body, and finish the good
work it has taken him nearly twenty
years to perfect to the ''if'' point ?. It
looks to us, admitting the Grout
premises to be true, case of desertion
in the face of victory,-a fact deserv-
ing of censure rather than laudation.
Retirement instead of promotion
should be the outcome Bennington
Banner.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-08-17

The memorial to Mrs. Gladstone is
fund of $4,000 for the permanent
endowment of the Free Convalescent
Home which Mrs. Gladstone establish
ed in 1866 and to which she gave her
best energies. This monument is
more fitting to her memory than stone
or bronze.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-08-17

For the benefit of politicians who
are so solicitious for the farmers vel
fare would better take note that the
farmers of the Mississippi valley are
to form a gigantic trust to control the
agricultural products of that valley
and seem to be as-well able to look out
for their own interests as well as any
other class of men.
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Republican State Nominations.

FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM w. STICKNEY
ofLudlow.
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
MARTIN F. ALLEN
Ferrisburg.
STATE TREASURER.
JOHNNL. BACON
of Hartford.
SECRETARY STATE,
FRED A. ROWLAND,
of Montpelier.
AUDITOR,
ORION M. BARBER,
of Bennington.
MEMBER OF CoNGRR ss-First Dist.
DAVID J. FOSTER
of Burlington.
MEMBER OF CoNGREss-Second Dist.
KITTREDGE HASKINS
of Brattleboro.
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King Alexander of Servia was mar
ried Aug. 9Th to Nine. Draga Maschin.
In honor of the occasion the King
granted numerous political pardons.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-08-17

Gen. Draper has resigned his posi-
ton as Q. s. Minister to Italy, where
he has served this country in credit
able manner. His successor, ex-Gov.
Wolcott, will sustain his professors
high standard.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-08-17

Mrs. George CORVALLIS West finds
that she has to give up many privileges
she enjoyed as Lady Randolph
Churchill. 49,
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REAL ESTATE.
DULL MARKET ENLIVENED BY SALES
OF FIFTH-AvE. PROPERTY

The quiet of the real estate market was con-
sideraby enlivened yesterday by the announcement
that John n. Goding, OF No. Pine-st.. had sold
two lots In Fifth-ave. for total of about $4,000.
One parcel sold for Francisco A De Roda, OF
Paris. and consists of four story high stoop
dwelling house. No. SIS Fifth-ave., between Sixty
sixth and Sixty-seventh SITS. lot 4oxl20. The
buyer of this property is a prominent banker OF
this city.
The other parcel was sold for Simon Borg, and
consisted of a dwelling house. No. East Sixty
eighth-st with frontage of rs feet and depth
of 100 feet. The purchaser is a capitalist who
will occupy the house his home Extensive al
terattons contemplated in both properties
THE RECORD OF SALES
Pease & Gilman have sold for DR. A. f. WinkeI
the four story and basement dwelling house, l6xS5.
No 679 Madison-ave.. between Sixty-irst and Sixty
second The seller bought the property in 1888
for So. o0 and it IS said thar sold it at
H. sokolski & Son have sold the three eight
the southeast corner of Sheriff and Stanton SITS.
Leo Hutter has purchased from Solomon Jacobs
John Peters has sold for Elias Kempner to Her
house on plot SxsSs No III East Fortiehst for
about $4,000 The purchaser gives in part payment
John F Doyle & Sons have sold for the Liver
Jacob P Batter the lot on the east side OF St.
Nicholas Place, 90 feet south of one-hundred- land
The Are sa The
the building 23.4xi2O No. lSs second-ave.
Julius Friend has sold estate. for invest
ment. No. 81 Bond-st., six mercantile build
ing lot 25x114.
Montgomery & Seitz have sold for George OFT. jr.,
the four story dwelling house, 1S9x1005, No l29
East Fifty-hfth-st.
Louis 6. Heiberger, of Brooklyn, has sold to
Lille Whitebeck the three story and basement
frame dwelling house. 1SxloO No. POI Skillman-st.
Brooklyn; TO Margaret Joyce the two story and
ler.ave, Brooklyn; to Kate Nelson the two story
and basement frame dwelling house 1Sxl00 No. 146
Eldert-st., Brooklyn; Annie Unger the two
story and basement brick dwelling house 20x1oo
No. ST Myrte-ave.. Brooklyn; TO Margaret Joyce
the two story and basement brick dwelling house.
9xl0o. No. b3 Miller-ave.. Brooklyn; to Philip J.
McCirath the plot. 90 6x10D the northeast corner
Of Sixty-second-st and Eleventhave., Brooklyn; to
John James the lot, 25x100 in Union Place.
Em-st., Brooklyn: to John James the plot, 4Oxl00.
in Jerome-st., near Blake-ave., Brooklyn; and to
Minnie Kurousky the three story and basement
frame dwelling house. 25xl00, No. IT'S Hart-st,
Brooklyn
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Cherry-st. No AIS 4s4 So sx5o; Henry Hoeer
TO the White Building Company. ...............
4oth-st. No 2l7 East 25x9s.s Elias Kempner
145th- st. n s. 200 # W Of ST Nicholas-ave lex
99.11; Selah Van Duzer Harmon Smith. IL
Broadway, between Cedar and Liberty
adjoining land OF Sigismund Nugget, now A
Brinser, and st Lawrence Realty Company.
.. 3xll0x2S. 3xl097; John Thompson ct al 10
Same property; David Stewart TO same.
Same property; ] Hampden Dougherty and
other trustees TO Washington Life Insurance
Riverside Drive 8 SO fl of lO5th-st 344x
irregular: Edwin Il Holden to Edwin Holden.
Austerdam-ave 143d-st. 99.11x712
Hamilton Place xl0S 6x2S9; Martha A Lynch TO
Louis Ungrich and others. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Cllnton-aye. bounded and by land
veyed by deed October IS, 1871, at Westchester
County, indefinite and being strip. 50x2; Esther
Wittgenstein 10 Albert r Whitney. quitclairn.
S9th-st, Nos and II East, 50x9s9 2; the Cosno-
politaa Realty Company 10 Walter Stables.
25th-st, s, 29l II " Of Tth-ave, 2lX98.9; Robert
Deeley TO E B Nintersmith ................ Il
Riverside Drive, No 1S5 e 9. 30 1ySS.7x irregular;
i r Holden to George a Holden. ...............
S7th-st, Il 800 II Of 10th-ave, 25x9s.e; August
55th-st, No Is East. 20xl0o.5: H Pomeroy
Stanley W Dexter. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &C
Madison-ave No 2oo4. $, 25xs3; Tobias Krai,-
to Henry often NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
5th-eve. 5. T411 # n of s4th-st 25x11O: Solo
mon G. PROOFS to Seligman Hanan and wife. 49,. 2t
1st-ave, 5 sos # of 91st-st. 10Ox9i: Wolf
1i5th-st. 1856 It 2 Of Convent-ave. 16x99.11;
Franklin Ben referee. to Emma Moore. IL
142d ST. :. 10 fl g Of LenoX-ave. 5Ox99. IL;
Simon wilkins 70 John 4 Johnson. .............
Leonard-st. corner Centre-st. 40x57x29 10x
go; Edward H Fallows referee TO Samuel
l24th-st No 127 East. lesxioo H. Laura E
Smith to Josephine James. Observation-Disclosures. &c
Hudson-st. No 257. W S. &c. sxsox % 1oxs0; Au-
gustus H NanderpoeI referee. to William Ship
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West 66th-st.: 100 West 42d st. near 9Th
ave: % East 14rl-st.: 25I West i2d-st..
between eth and Sth ayes: 159 East attn
ST.. 1.23S 3d-ave.. between 10th and Ittn
SITS O26 3d-ave.. near 61st-st.: l.1OS ISL
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Madson-ave, W corner S2d-st for two five story
brick dwellings 35x72 and 27x65 Robert Nc
Caferty, No 3S4 Park-ave. owner: r Buck
ley. No Ss4 Park-ave. architect ............. s12
I4+th-st; s. 60 # Of Brook-ave. for a one
story brick morgue, 34x14 Sisters Of the Poor
Of 81 Francis, owner; French. No ISL
broadway. architect Observation-Disclosures.
97th-st n 8 l75 II OF West End-ave FOR
story brick fathouse, 60x90; A n Brown
No % West 9gth-st, owner; G F Pelham No
bNo 5th-aVe architect Observation-Disclosures.
Anthony BUSIEST FOR a three
story frame dwelling 2Jxs9.6 6; C D Kingston
owner: G II Budlong. architect. .........t....
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TYPEwRITERS.

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trial free; telephone. CONSOLIDATED
EXCHANGE, PAL B'way.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

AUCTION NOTICE.-The holders OF the
following trunk checks, and all other
guests of Mills Hotels Nos. / and 2, are
hereby notified that the trunks have re
mained unclaimed for over six months, ana
II not claimed Immediately will be sold at
auction In the baggage room OF Mills Hotel
No. /, Saturday. June 80. 2 p. m,-JOHN
l. THOMAS. Manager. June 9th; ls 200
T32 746. III, us. T09. 73s, 40. 755, 792.
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SCRAP IRON. MACHINERY. ETC.

wD BUY SCRAP IRON. metal and ma
chinery. also old buildings and bridges.
We always have second hand machinery
for sale. EMPIRE METAL CO.. 3 Peck
Slip.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO secondhand
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guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO. B. EDDY. 39S Madison-st-
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ave-; 81 East 14th-st.: 257 West 42d-st..
between Ith and Stb aves.
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT RE.
LIENED.
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HNPNO1ISM.

LOST.
No. 62i. 023. Bank for
Savings, $50 ith-ave.. New-No rk. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book TO bank
LOST or STOLEN. Handbook No. S61. 700
OF the German Savings Bank In the city
o. New-York corner 4th-ave. and l4th-st..
issued 10 Tyny Jellnek. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. IL
not returned TO the bank on the 2sth day or
June, 1900. a duplicate will be issued.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

III 5fS Rve 4a4S Drive corner R2 s
siIysTman' clemsntine II. to FREDERIC Booss.
Same 2 same iiSth-st n $ SO # Of Leno1 -'0
BuEni5ton. William {. 70 Rawson U;ndefhil and 0
Ka 6av th H 81 T sso 1sh. No 50 1870
s5 5ss' 10 lsa. 10 IS East; years. s sSS
cd P3aea H Hen g r to George Ehre St Marks
The Church Of s. Isnatlus ioyoia to E:mierant -''
industrial SaTings Eank, 4th-aye, corner
f " Of Attn e. 2oxlo2. and 4th-ave' n
wexIer, Ado:ph. to Elizabeth Mnturn. webster ''''
SAG axe S 49, sS1 it Of l69th-gt demand $50
Rp pany 89fh :, , NGs and II East demand $50
if Fl " OF s st Sri5 cameron lstave 1913
Same to amelia B Lazarus. lst-ave e s. l25s
Same 70 Sarah Townsend, Ist-ave e s, sos it -0'v
Same to the Northeastern Dispensary lst-ave, i''
Rst5 s ieEs # Of 5 slf Rosi 1910
Forman. e9th-st. 100 IT of 4th-ave.
Refs. Wolf and others. to Hiram Rinaldo. list
pe ave e 5, sos. 5o.S IT OF 9ls-st years 12d
Washington W S, 200 # n Of i7oth-st.
Ferris. Nelson j. to william Rogers. l4lsist. $. In
sol # Of Broadway, extends to Hamilton
Hamilton Ro6eft H. 10 Michael Egan. l8oh st. NV
stone al to the corn Exchange
Brasch. samuel. to Pincus Lowenfsd and an '''|
Other. GoePck-st Nos 8. and 9, year. 2e.t
a ance Society. lo7th-st, 8, l25 # of Central
Hamilton Robert H. TO the city Mortgage Com ''''
Pany. I86th-st 8 $685. # E of St Ihn's-sve.
Leyison samuel to Title Guarantee and Trust 'o''
KoDpe Enlsn F. 70 Emma s Moore 145th-s,. i'
Rs, i ssnd # Of copy sGh.i years 12
A Forman. s9th-st :. rs # Of 4th-ave.
Same to Edward $ T kennedy trustee. seh-st. 10y
rsr s g SetoD Of .6S Ba91 fsc ls
44sI f. e of Broadway. extends to Hamilton
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CASHIERS & BOOKKEEPERS'
DESKS.

CASHIERS & BOOKKEEPERS' DESKS
roll tops, cabinets for typewriters Parn-
tons ratings: low prices. 5. HARBOh|
GER 454 Canal-st.. near Hudson-st
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Proposals
SEALED PROPOSALS endorsed aProposa
Drooklpn i1ropertn for Sale.

.1SIaI'iood investment: boarding stable, --l23
1nd 3t 81 4Zx75 story arranged for 80 horses
oShs eiecrc elevator snd lights rented years,
tS,Ay a year Apply C. f. SIMPSON. 2s Rodney-st.
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HELP WANTED.

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BUSINESS CHANCES.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand: lowest prices: easiest ts-Ins'
MARX BROS. "a Union Square.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

AT ST. BARTHOLOMEW EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU oil East 42d-st.. Telephone
. 564 3Sth-st.-First class servants supplied,
houses closed for families who are leaving
town: caretakers furnished fer the summer.
SUMMER RESORTS. BEST HELP FUR
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II W. l1TH-ST.
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DANBURI HATS.

% DESBROSSES- ST. the place to buy your
hats. DANBURY HAT CO.. q Desbros-
seS-st
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

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At THE HOTELS

d r FRANCIS: P Knudsep, San
Francisco; + z Bond, Salt Lake City:
A B Martin and wife, Las Cruces; j F
Gemier, Phoenix; Mrs Laura Jones,
Colum bus, Ga; T A Dunn and wife,
Toledo; o Bill, Midland, Tex; L A
Mitchell, Abilene.
ORNDoRFF: Mrs G n Mott. Fort
Davis; w T Thornton, Ameca, Mex:
j M Csllum, ID B SPARES, New York
A S Greig, Alamogordo; n E Schaefer,
Grand Rapids: Mr. and Mrs Hogue,
Chicago; q Long, NJ L Huesenny,
Carrie Land, G " BAsset Parral.
ST CHARLES: Mrs E M Bowyer,
Las Cruces; J G Garcia, Mexico; Ro-
senda Garcia, Yslets, E b Jones, F M
Corses. Chih; r Stovall, San Pedro;
Mrs F W Brady. Mesills Park; VIM
Bryan, City; 8 Gregg and wife, f w
Faulkner and family, Mutt.
PLAZA: TT Russell, New Orleans;
9 Malvyhull, Mex; p Wuger and
wife. Esllse; John Smith, Sanuset, KY:
Joe Berkmeyer, St Louis; A Carney,
Kansas City; Thos Holbrook. Austin
q T Wilbourn, Haskell; W II Barton
and family, Prescott; &c Marquis,
Cripple Creek Ray Honeywell, Blbu-
qperque; Lewis s Carrier, p Black
Manila; F Watson and family, San
Marcial.