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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-09-06
Notice to City TaI.PaYGFs.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the Mayor.
Counsellor and Aldermen of the City OF Al
napolis on the 18th day of July. 1871, elected
the undersigned Collector and Treasurer Tor
the ensuing year, and made their anus an. ~,
nndersigned, as such Collector and Treas
nrer will be at his Store, No. 80 Church
Street. Annapolis. his hours OF business
from $50 o'clock, a M, 20 o'clocA, y. ~, Oh
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday ana Friday OF
each week, (except during the months on q u y.
gus and September. when he VIII attehu AT
the Council Chamber, Assembly Rooms; pe-
tween the hours OF $50 a. IN. ana O'CLOCK, Y.
m on Tuesdays aud Wednesdayso OF each week,
AT which time aud place the undersigned viii
attend to receive payments for city taxes, ana
10 transact the business of his office, that from
All ray bills OF this year, paid prior 10 the nrst
dav Of September, 100, a discount OF hNe PEI
ce,lfasz will be deducted, from ali palu during
the moFxfkapf September, lSOl, four peI esn.ApI'
from All tSsfd during the month OF Oebooer,
1901 three pey cesfhss. upon all PAID during the
month OF November, 1901, the amount theTeoI'
without discount or interest. Will DE requl[eu,
on All tax bills of 1901. remaining unpaid mteI
the 10th day of November, 1901 interest VIII De
charged from the date when the same became .
due and payable, Ii. e. from the ibth DAY Oh
August. That the undersigneuW viii report 70
the CORPORATION in December next, al tax
bills for this year then remaining unpaid, AUG
will thereafter proceed promptly 10 collect
the same by due course of law.
s. JONES,
a6 Collector of Taxes and Treasurer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-09-06

For Philadelphia. New York. and the hasis
changing Ct oden 16 S.se 10 10 p. u "
roR BOSTON.
Colonial Express, weekdays. Win tnt S3s
Pullman Buffet Psrlor Cars aud NestpneEF
PASSENGER Coaches. lcayes Union Stations ~
Vimore 5 - a. Nj. connection leaves anhspo
lis s as A M; arrives Boston kYia Steamef
MARYLAND Routel ~ Z. II.
Federal Express daily. leaves Union Station
55OP NJ. Arrives BostoL % A. Al. PuliEahl
vestible Buffet Sleeping Car through 70 bos
ton. Connection leaves Annapolis sb T. .
weeks days. Sunday, 10 T. n.
ron rHE WEST AND NORTH.
Leave Calvert Station, Bslumors, a follows;
4. 55 a. m, aaily Union station 4.54 - M, }
for Milliamsport and Lock hayen.
& 81 a. m, (Union station = 90 a. M Wees wees
DAYS, 5. Is a. M Sundays Union station ~
a. NJ for Plt'sourg, chicago, Clneihnatl,
Louisville and st. Louis, hoehester buna4o'
Niagara Falk. Lock haven, and Kane, week
"a m. Union station at so q. m. daily
fsr buffalo VIA Emporium junction
IL, 40 tunlon station IL % a. m = daily, fltes-
burg and Cleveland; kenova, wiliamsporh
n ai AZ a m fGlnioa Station IL 90 m, iaily.
Limited Pittssqrg. Cbtcago, cteVsla0d Toledo
Cincinnati, Louisville, St LOUIS
AIS D. m, aaly (trom Unioh Statioal, ioI
Pitts burg Chi2Rgo, kASnFu.e, IVA Ci1e1nnau
and Lod,ssilel. lndiAaApolis, 81. LOUIS ana
g SO . m. daily from Union station for Pitts
burg, columbus and ot l. us
g. 80 y. m daily iron Uniun stnuon) Tor bul-
faio, via Emporium JunCuonl
4 as D. IN. tUuion station 800 u m. ! Pitts
burg, Chicago, Cleveland, Cin3lnnau WI
Transport aud Buffalo. (via EmPo -lum JcJ. ana
Western New York and Fenns llvania hail.
wayl; Toledo, Rochester, Krie, utalo ano
Niagara Falls daily. except sStu -.
II al % m Union taton DO p. Ia. y daily,
Pittsburg Ihicago, Buffalo, Rochester, Niagara
Fans and Erie; Cleveland except saturdaS
For further information address ColInStudd
Passenger Agent Southeastern DISTRICT coz
ner Fifteenth and StS., sShington ID Cs
/ K. HurcaINsoN J.R. WOOD.
Gen. Manager zen. rab. az
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-09-06

pEEEsrLvAHIL RAILROAD.

schedule In EEeet June 10, 1901.
Trains arrive ST aud depart from AnnAi
oIip via A. " s. B. 4. r., changing
esrs 81 odenton.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-09-06

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-09-06
Wednesday, the 18th OfSspt, 1901,
AT II O'CLOCK A. NJ.

AT II O'CLOCK A. M,
the following property situate Just outside oil
Annapolis, on the public road ana ON the a, " I;
= "a RaiIroad In the ed District of Anne Arundel
county All those twenty seven acres, three
roods and fifteen perches OF land which were
to Mary r. Taylor by Amos FinkDihs
ri rSao. and duly recorded in land records OF
said county and In said deeds particularly dc
scribed, improved by good
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-09-06
IN Frame Dwelling House.

a Bars, Stable, Courthouse and Hay-House, be
Tayior, and conducted by him as Dairy Farm
TERMS or SALE :-one-haif cash on ratif-
cation of sale balance payable IN one year
from day of sale with interest from day OF sale;
deferred payment 10 be secured to satisfaction
purchaser These terms may be varied to snit
a responsible purchaser. portion OF purchase
money may remain on mortgage. deposit OF
sloo on day of sale will be required ofprrchaser
JAMES NJ. MUNRoE,
Attorney named in Mortgage,
Ir-ttAN RREyyRR. Auctioneer. a74
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-09-06

d. on safe a. the book stores OF the civ where
o dem can be ieft for IL delivery 70 patrons
s-rved 20 subscribers as 8 cents per week %
G snts per month al q - 90 PER year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

Church as II then existed TO the hu-
man body, There In not anything moro
beautiful than the human form divine
In It's perfection and the Apostle like
ened the Church to this, Christ AZ tho
head and all the rest as members OF
the body. He SAYS
NOW ye are the body OF Christ, and
members In particular.
And God hath set some In the
church, first apostles secondarly
prophets, third teachers, after that
miracles, then gifts Of healing, helps,
governments, dlyerslties Of tongues. =.
Corinthians, IL, 81, rs,
PERFECTION OF THE CHURCH.
lie goes on 10 show that the body
could not DO without any OF Us parts
and that even the smallest part and
that which was esteemed the most UNI
comely was just as necessary rs the
other parts "The eye cannot say unto
the hand, have no need Of thee;
nor agaln the head TO the feet, have
no need OF YOU" They were all neces-
sary, and when they were all In their
place, then the Church 80 far as It's
organism was concerned was perfect.
Though the individuals compris-
ms 1t wore imperfect. It was
y perfect body because II came
from perfect Being. That Is the kind
Of a church they had In the days OF
the Apostles, All through the New Tes-
lament YOU can read Of the Apostles,
having the power Of God In them,
standing al the head OF tho Church and
giving the word OF tho Lord; not mere
ly reading things out OF an old boob,
however good II might be- but giving
the word Of the Lord then, and the
Holy Spirit In the hearts OF the peo-
pie bearing witness to the truth Of
that which the Apostles preached. They
were all bound together by one Spirit.
They were all baptized into one body.
No matter how many branches Of the
Church there might be IN various ma
tions It was one Church--the
Church Of Christ. Christ was with It,
and His Spirit was in II, and II was a
live Church. Therefore, It was all
Joined together like mans body
when 1t Is perfect; when the spirit that
Is In II anlmates and yitallzes the whole
system. So II was In that Church.
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,holr touching. 10 Is true, they. had
he old Tegtament scriptures, ana Jesus
,nid them, search the scriptures, t0r
u, tbem Va think sc have eternal llier
nnd tbev ore they which testify OF me,
ss much as 10 tell the people that WINE
tbey pinned their faith to the deNu
letter of tho ancient word, hat very
word spoke Of Him who brought we
living word, and who was the way tne
,rutb and The life. The Church IN that
Sov dd not have TO depend upon the
,"rltten word for they had among them
mon ordained by the Lord Jesus CHRIST
Who Himself was ordained OF Goa, ana
Who gave them the same authority that
IIo haA "As my Father sent me, even
so send YOU" He said to them Ihese
men thus authorized declared to the
noonle the word Of the Lord for them
mo-. mot the word that was given hundreds
or thousands Of years before, put Tue
word OF the Lord to them, the lnstiuc-
tons which they needed the teaonlllBs
mat were necessary under the circum-
stances IN which they were placed the
word of the Lord 10 guide them not
that which Noah taught or Moses, or
any OF the old Prophets, a few OF whose
works we have here in the Bible They
had The living word Of God.
They also had the same spirit In their
souls as the Apostles had for we read
ihat when the Apostles preached he
Gospel they told the people that II they
would believe and obey It they should
receive the same spirit as they had
the Holy Ghost. which reveals the mind
ana win Of God; the Spirit Of truth
which guides into all truth which takes
OF the things OF the Father and OF the
Son and shows them unto men; which
brings things past to our remembrance
and shows things TO come That Holy
Spirit was promised by the Savior 20
ail who would receive His word
The Apostles went out In His name, as
He commanded them, and preached this
to the world. Here was the word
that they proclaimed to the people who
were assembled on that great day Of
Pontecost, when the gift Of the Holy
Ghost was poured out upon the Apos-
ties, and they spake with tongues, nso-
much that the people from all nations |
round about heard IN thoir own tongue |
Of the wonderful work OF God When |
they heard the word that Peter pro-
claimed testifying that Jesus, whom !
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CONDITIONS IN cHRrsTr,,,

~.
But how It is today? u, oOA'
9 %h, INTO what Is know va lool
eiisuttn world. Arc the w. ea thl
are called Christians P,Sype VII,
f pul,t'Asu oy one Spirit into 'ouay al
tiaNe tney one Lord, one fair ne body
tlsln, and one hope or thoI9 one bap
w mere are their Apostles ana n calllhg
" mere are their Inspired n,eno uhletsi
~ that divine spirit which In Where
united and blended IN ont ""tleu and
Oh men In the early Chrlstisr vac souls
90 not want 20 say hnvth1a Vlurchi
any OF my brothers ana Xxx against
afe called Christians, or who ns Who
heathens. They arc an o ~y are called
ana sisters and many of tbo,, prothers
yeaForing to do the best ale en-.
some or The preachers In Ch,ia4Vy can,
ana IN heathendom also aro a. 'elu0m,
pest they can with the light teens me
God IL their Father. ana ~ ~ nave.
stands their hearts and know ~ unuer'
slres and what they are Amin ~ s"vF dc.
these nations and Kingdoms 49, ~ All
and tongues are His children ',loes
has plan prepared I'm relatio,, enI Tie
but where Ia the Christian Cbv o men,
- ~ NNotvd III lne times az ~
Apostles2 Look at the dlvisiovW ,he
contention, the strife, and even we
shed, that there has been amonr ' tSal
different divisions Of ChrIstendom ffuese
at the diversity OF ideas and onir lux
ana ordinances. Look at the ahsen ",'ls
the gifts that were enjoyed by the , oe, ~
christian church Look at the absenca y,
that divine revealing Spirit wk,o y.
guides Into all truth and koila " tSn
hearts Of men together. Why, here aug aug
Christian nations arming against eons
other, going out to war upon tho l lazy
and upon the sea and shifting e an
other hip and thigh" their nrfnler',
belchlng forth ana sweeping th aiss
brothers and sisters from the faca Y,
the earth--Chrlstian brothers and sool
tiers, II you pleasel The world Il in !
pretty bad state and to talk abont ons
living In the midst OF Gospel blaze sra
so much light that we do not ne@d
any more from The Lord, looks ve rv
absurd TO me. II may not to YOU hn,
that is the way II appears to me. ana
/ am taking the liberty, this afternoon
afforded me In this great country al
Continued on Page Tweye)
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, DECEMBER z,

zens OF Gods kingdom. This is the
sign OF their regeneration and OF their
adoption into the family OF Christ,
nguratyely speaking, the sign OF their
naturalization. The Apostles did this
by commandment OF the Lord, and re-
pentant people were born OF the water,
were baptized IN the name OF the Lord,
and raised UP TO newness Of life.
GIFT OF THE HOLY GHOST.
what followed baptism7 We read
that after the people we're baptized in
this way the Apostles laid their hands
upon them, and they received The Holy
Ghost 1.-The same Spirit that was in the
Apostles, the same Spirit by which the
prophets wrote and spoke They re-
celyed the Comforter, which Is 10 guide
into all truth which Is an ever-present
and abiding witness, the testimony of
Jesus, the spirit Of prophecy
That was Christianity In It's early pc
Rod. That was the doctrine that the
Apostles preached and practlsed, The
New Testament abounds with It. All
the oplstles relate TO It. The Acts OF
the Apostles describe It. There was
no other form Of baptism, for as the
Apostle Paul taught TO the Corinthians
and Ephesans.
'For by one Spirit are we all bap-
tlzed into one body, whether we be
Jews or Gentlles whether we be bond
or free; and have been all made TO
drink into one splrit"l Cor, ~, 10.
"There Is one body and one Spirit,
even az We are called In one hope OF
your calling;
One Lord, one faith, one BAPTISM
Eph, 4, 4, 5.
The people that received this word
all entered into the same covenant;
they were baptized with the same bap-
tsm; they all received the same spirit.
and therefore they were united, When
they came together In their public
meetings, as we read in the eplstle to
the Corinthians, one had tongue, an
other a prophecy another related
dream given by divine power, another
a vision, some had the discerning Of
spirits, some had the gift Of healing,
some had one gift and some had an
other, but az he says, II was
all by the same Spirit, and
the body was knitted compactly
together. The Apostle Paul llkened the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

My dear Christian friends, reneln'
ber that Christ cleft Us an example:
that we should follow In HIS steps,
His Apostles baptized In the same way,
Read the Sth chapter OF the Acts OF llle
Apostles, how Philip baptized ooh-
vert as he was on journey
And as they went on their way, they
came unto q certain water ana une
eunuch said, See, here IL water Wha'
doth hinder me to be baptiSedY .,
And Philip said, II thou beleyest WIN
all thine heart, thou mayest Ana pc
answered and said | believe that Je-
eus Christ ls the Son OF God
And he commanded the charlot 10
stand still; and they went down Doth
into the water. both Philip and the
eunuch; and he baptized MN.
And when they were come up OUT OF
the water, the Spirit Of the Lord caughl
away phillp."--Verses S6-S9.
This Is what the Apostle means In his
eplstle to the Romans, where he says
Therefore we are buried with him
by baptism unto death, that ike as
Christ was raised, up from the dead ny
the glory Of the Father even 80 we az
so should walk In newness OF llfe' -
Rom, 6-4
They were BURIED with him In bap-
tlsm. There Is no sign Of q burial IN
sprnkllng, no sign OF burial In pour
ing, no sign Of a burial in making a
mark on the forehead with water but
when the repentant believer Is taken
down into the water, as Christ was
and as the eunuch was then he Is bur-
led in the liquid grave, he becomes dead
TO the world, and he Is raised up from
that grave In the likeness Of the resur-
rection OF Christ; and henceforth he Is
TO be new creature In Christ Jesus,
having been rogenerated, or to use the
words of Jesus, born Of the water
Jesus told Nicodemus as we read In the
3rd chapter Of John, 9th verse
verify. verily.1 say unto thee, except
a man be born OF water and Of the spir-
Il, he cannot enter into the kingdom of
God"
1t Is the sign Of adoption; Il
Is the rule Of regeneration; II
Is the way by which men were initiated
into Chnsts Church. Aliens before,
by the new birth they are made citi-
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the Jews had cruched, was the Son OF
God, they called out, Men and breth-
ren, what shall we doW They belong
ed 20 the nation that had cruclnod the
Messiah, They had put to death the
Christ. They had thrust out OF the
world that bright and shining light
that God had klndled here TO guide
mankind In the way to eternal glory
Hence they were prioked In their
hearts, and cried out, MEN and breth-
rem, what shall we do2" / will quote
you the words that Peter used upon
that occaslon
Then Peter said unto them, Repent,
ana be baptized every one Of you In
the name of Jesus Christ for the re-
mission OF sins, and ye shall receive the
gift OF the Holy Ghost
For the promise is unto you, and
70 your children, ind 10 all that are
afar OFT even as many az the Lord our
God shall call."--Acts, 2. SS, 80,
Here was the word that these Apos-
ties proclaimed wherever they went.
Take up the book Of the Acts OF the
Apostles and read t. Wherever they
went they all proclaimed the same Cos
pei, There was no difference between
Paul. who preached particularly to the
Gentlles, and Peter, who preached spe-
cially to the Jews They had the same
Gospel They We're inspired by the same
Spirit, endowed with similar authority.
They did not 20 out to declare their
own notions, but the word that God
gave to them; and the promise that
they made to every one was, Repent.
and be baptized In the name Of Jesus
Christ for the remission Of sins, and
ye shall receive the gift Of the Holy
Ghost"
THE ORDINANCE OF BAPTISM.
We read that the people In
many places received their testi-
mony; they rcpented Of their sins, they
believed that Jesus Of Nazareth, whom
the Jews cruclhed, was really the Mes
siah, the Son of God. and 80 they were
baptized In the name Of Jesus Christ
what for? For the remission of sins,
Not as an outward and visible sign OF
m Inward and spiritual grace, as
Taught in modern times, but for the re-
mission OF sins II was a very sim
pie, but very beautiful ordinance that
The Apostles administered to those peo- |
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pie, John the Baptist administered II
TO Jesus Christ Himself Jesus COM
manded others to be baptized, and sent
out His Apostles, saying 70 them, GO
ye therefore, and teach all nations,
baptlzlng them In the name Of the
Father, and OF the son, and Of the
Holy Ghost; teaching them to observe
all things whatsoever have COM
manded you" just mark that; for that
was their mission. II was not TO go out
and preach their Views and opinions
In regard TO secular matters, the affalrs
Of nations, political struggles, the ideas
OF the times IN which they lived, the
development OF science and art, and
the like No II was go We therefore,
and teach all nations" Teach whatY
ITO observe all things whatsoever 1
have commanded you" They did not go
out TO ventllate their opinions; they
went out with message They went
forth az ambassadors OF the Prince Of
Peace, the Lord OF glory, and they
taught all nations that would listen
to them Whenever the people received
their word, they baptized them IN the
name Of the Father and of the Son.
and OF the Holy Ghost, How did they
baptlze themY Did they make the sign
Of the cross upon their foreheads? Did
they pour little water up
on their hcads2 Did they
sprinkle little water In the faces
OF their children? Oh no; they bap-
ti2ed them In the same way that Jesus
was baptized, Read the third chapter Of
Matthew 1t says;
"Thon cometh Jesus from Galllee TO
Jordan unto John, to be baptized Of
him.
But John forbad Him. saying, have
need to be baptized OF Thee, and CONTEST
Thou TO me?
And Jesus answering said unto him,
Suffer It to be so now for thus II be.
cometh us 20 fulfill all righteousness.
Then he suffered Him,
"And Jesus when he was baptized,
went up straightway out Of the waterl
and 10, the heavens were opened unto
him, and he saw the Spirit Of God des-
cending like a dove, and lighting upon
HIM
And 10 a voice from heaven, saying,
This Is my believer Son, I'm whom I |
am we'll pleased Verses 1917.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

This department contains the most extensive and
richest variety shown in the State, and comprises
thousands of useful and beautiful holiday gifts Here
are few items by way Of suggestion;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
Ladies Handkerchief.


We have splendid line of Ladies' Plain Hem
stitched Linen Handkerchefs which we are selling at
IL 1-2c 16 2-3c 25c, Soc and Soc
Our extensive assortment of Ladies' Plain Shear
Linen Handkerchiofs, Hemsttched, is going at-25c,
35c, SOC, 65c and $1OO
Ladies Exqustely Embroidered and Hemstitched
Linen Handkerchefs selling at-6 2-9c 35c and 6Oc
We have grand assortment of Ladies' fine En-
brodered Handkerchefs at1Oc 15c 95c, 35c SOC, 6Oc
75c $lOO, $l25, $3.50, $l15, $500, $2s5, $3.50 and
$500
An equally good line of Ladies' Lace Edged Fancy
Handkerchefs a15c, 25c, Soc, SOC, 75c $1oO, $l25,
$3.50, $1,75 and $780,
We invite special attention to pretty lot Of Ladies'
Hemsttched Linen Handkerchefs with Embroidered
Initials which through particularly good buying we are
able to sell at--l6 9-3c and S5c.
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We have perfectly lovely stock of perfectly lovely
GODS in Satin TaTetas, Libere Satns, Mousseainc Taf
etas, Satin, Gros Grain and all other Fancy Ribbons
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Beautiful Umbrellas,

Are soasonabe gifts for Lady Gentleman. The best
assortment in the city is at a. G. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
gouutrn propcrtn TO Get
To Let. $500 Per Year.
In Tiffany Park. lrvingtOn-On-HudsOn
CRAWFORD, y. j.

A COMPLETE LIST country seats and houses 70
~ along Hudson and Sound furnished and unturt
send for catalogue. WM. H. HNNT < co. . y
h .lt-ave.. opposite Grand Central Depot. city.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24

modern residence $50 In'nthy, modern PluInolns;
throughout. treplaCes Tennis
club Fox Hin Golf Links. BOat club; surf hathinsi
southern exposure shaJei grounds; excellent drainage
daily. 40 minutes from Battery; lOo
fare CORNELIUS KOIFF. 50 Broadway New York. or
Arrochar
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
WILLIAM NJ. RYAN, AuCtiOneer.

WILLIAM NJ. RYAN. AuctiOneer.
ROOM Ill Broadway at Il o'clock noon,
TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1901,
Absolute Sale Without Reserve,
BY order OF TTIOS. c. MEYER. r. AYMAR SANDS and
CLARENCE STANLEY. ESQS.. executors OF
the estate of FREDERICK WILL
lam MEYER, deceased.
234 and 236 9th Ave-,
Between 18th and 10th SITS Forming - with
63 w. Sth ST.,
234 AND 236 9TH AvE.-Two rhree-story and cellar
brick buildings with stores; size 3SxIO.
6s w 18TH ST-Three-story basement and cellar brick
dwelling; size 247I9x1CS-3.
35 w. 2lst ST.,
BETWEEN 5TFI AND 9Th AYES.
Threesory highstoop basement and cellar brick dwell
ing: size "a 9x9s.9.
2I9 w. 5Sth St.,
BETWEEN BROADWAY AND 7TH AVE.
Two-story brick stable: size 22N6O
426 7th Ave-,
NEAR Bath ST Four story brownstone front brick
building. with store; size 19xIO
426, 42S and 40 E. 5ISt ST.,
BETWEEN 1ST AVE. AND BEEFlMAN PIA.
Three twostory attic basement brick dwellings; size
Of each. lsxt0o5-
80 and 80 Cliff ST.,
BETWEEN JOHN AND FULTON SITS,
Each and cellar brick and loft budnss
size 26 3l5x9S.7; &c 7x96.
JOHN NJ. BOWERS. ESQ, Atty. 81 Nassau St
Maps Auctioneer's Office. 149 Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND,

South Carolina Ave and Beach
ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Central and best location. Offering moderate rate.
the best accommodations and service Elevator stean
heat sun paror private baths suites and every mod
ern equipment Hotel has large. south
ern exposure Write for booklet special Spring terms
BRYAN g. WILLIAMS.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
THE FRONTENAC

Kentucky Ave. near beach Atlantic City " 7
New hotel; steam heat elevator. pleasant rooms.
oellent cuisine Spring IS $40 weekly 30 10 g
osiiy hooklet Mrs II. Y. MOYER.
Formerly Of he