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Connecticut western news., 1902-05-15
Beware of Ointm enta fer Casarrh tha
 Contain Mercury.

Beware of Ointments fer Catarrh that
 Contain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole sys- tenn when entering 1t through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable phy- sianS, as the damage they will do is ten fold them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo, O., contains no mercury and is taken internally, and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It Is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Go.
 AvSold by Druggists, 76c.
 HAllb Family Prls Aro the best.
Connecticut western news., 1902-05-15

Forty centuries of superstition are de. fed by the White Star Steamship com- pany which has decided to start ocean liners on their transatlantic voyages on Fridays. Hitherto all the steamship companies have respected the Friday lunacy.
Connecticut western news., 1902-05-15

Bcfatic Rheumasisn Cured After
 Fourteen Yeors Of Suffering.
 ''I have been afflicted with scistic rheumatism for fourteen years," says Josh Edgar, of Germantown, Cal. iI was able to be around but constantly suffered. I tried everyt thing I could hear of and at last was told to try Chsmberlain's Pain Balm, which l did and was immediately relieved and in short time cured, and I am happy to say it has not returned" Why not use this iniment and get we'll. It is for sale by all Medicine Dealers.
Connecticut western news., 1902-05-15
THURSDAY. MAY 15, 1909.

We have several cold days in the course of year. but we had rather live right here than in Martinique.
Connecticut western news., 1902-05-15

Ex-Governor P. c. Lounsbury was elected warden of the borough of Ridgetield lest week.
Connecticut western news., 1902-05-15
Suhscriptaon Account.

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Connecticut western news., 1902-05-15
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New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

house. on lot lsxlO5 feet
Ferdinand Kreuter has sold to Abraham siIverson
No. 1s2 to 16s East Houston-st. an old building
plot 5oxT feet.
Catherine Braham has sold to Charles Premier
house
Polizzi s Co. have sold for Charles Frey No. SaS
East Tweltth-st.. four story tenement house on
a lot e.7X6S feet.
NJ. & L. Hess have sold for John j. Mundwyer
of San Francisco. TO a client for Improvement,
lot on the south side of Kellv-st.. near One-hun-
dred-and-sixty -htth-st.
j. Romaine Brown & Co. have sold for Mrs NJ
Hahn No 14S West Twenty-eghth-st.. front and
a rear tenement house. The houses are on lot
S ,1T6 feet % IT he WsgT @ has Sfo sod TO TS DiR
house. on lot 2o.1OXlo0 feet.
Louis schrag has sold for Mary E. Doty No. 81
East Twenty-second-st.. a three story dwelling
house, on lot 2x9s9 feet
Mrs James Mlward is said 10 have sold No. sis
house. on lot 2Ox7s.
Jacob Oppenheimer has sold Nos. 1895 and 1a,s
Fifth-ave. two five story double hathouses. plot
Nxl0o feet; also Nos. IS and 20 West One-hundred-
on plot 54xlO01i feet. and Nos. los and los West
One -hundred-and-thirty- -fourth-st. two FIVE story
double iathouses, on plot 5sxse1l feet
Arnold Pfennng has sold Nos. lO4 and Os West
One hundred d-and-thirty-ninth-st- two Ave story
double fathouses. on plot S2Nss.r1 feet
Leo Berg and Maria Burns have sold 70 Arthur
Fishmann and Max wolper No. 2O57 Eighth-ave
five story iathouse, on lot 25xlOo feet.
The Municipal Realty Corporation has bought No
81 West Twelfth-st. three story dwelling house
on lot 1S4xl0S.S feet. The buyer owns No. Sc. ad-
Joining.
The four story and basement dwelling house No
siS Lexinston-ave- is reported 10 have been sold
Klein & Jackson have bought No 2OS to 2l2 West
Thirty sxthst, old buildings. on plot 6sxass feet
D. Kempner & Son have sold for the West Side
Bank No +0S West Forty-thrd-st a three story
dwelling house, on a lot 16.sx1005 feet. The same
firm has also sold for Leopold Well No $50 Ninth
ave. six story building. on a lot 16xlOO feet 20
A. Herschfeld.
George r. Read the broker in the sale Of
Nos. 30 and SO West Sixty-hfth-st two five story
Heath.
Gustave f. Boyer has sold for George Wagner
F. T Huber. Nos. Ia and 131 West Ninety
5Oxl0ou feet
Eugene Vallens is sad to have resold No. l2i
East Sixtieth-st.. four story and basement
brownstone dwelling house on a lot a0NlOO.5 feet
Montgomery & Seitz were the brokers.
Irving I. Kempner has sold No. 1S5 East Sew
enty-hrst-st. three story and basement dwell
Ing house a lot 17xl022 feet.
Collins & Collins have sold for John H. Hurley
to Klein & Jackson. No. 10 East Seventy-fourth n
st, four story and basement brownstone dwell
ing house on a lot lSxlo22 feet
The OF the buyer Of the Pendleton plot on
the south side OF NnCty-sixth-st, $50 feet east OF
Firth-ave. could not be learned yesterday.
The Sterling Realty Company has bought No
11s East Seventyeighth-st.. three story dwelling
Charles s. Brown & Co. were the brokers. The
house once owned by Tony Pastor
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
AlIBLER LAW sTIRs HORsEMEN.
TROTTING MEETING AT EMPIRE
CITY PARK.

The owners OF the Empire City Park and local
horsenen generally were much stirred Up yester
dEv over the news that biz had been passed by
the legislature and approved by the Governor which
in effect prohibits the who recently paid $500
0)0 for the Yorkers track from holding trotting
meeting there in the week beginning September s.
Tho Amber Ia ~ provides that no trottng pac-
ing races shall be held any mile track in the
State while the Syracuse fair :. in progress. The
New-York trotting meeting was 10 be held on the
same dases the State Fair and its managers
had opened stakes amounting TO about $4,000. n
tries TO which we're TO close on next Tuesday. No
iutnatIon that any such law 5 the Amber bill
was pending at Albany had been received here until
the news came from Syracuse that the measure
IN force. That il aimed solely at the
\eT--York trOttng meeting is not denied. In fact,
James Butler Charles =. Lloyd, Edgar Bronx.
Frederick Gerken and others interested in the En-
plre track received letters from Syracuse several
weeks ago threatening hostile legislation unless
they changed the dates OF their meeting not
70 clash with the fair This they declined to do.
as nine trotting meetings were held in New-York
State last year in the week assigned to the SYRIA
cuse fair, and interference was then attempted.
They regard the Amber bill vicious piece Of
special legislation jammed. or, rather, sneaked
through the legislature under false pretences and
without a hearing from those whose interests 1t
Recognizing the political power of the men who
will not attempt 70 fight It IN the courts though
their lawyer YESTERDAY expressed DOUBTS as TO its
constitutionalty. They propose, however, TO COM
bat ne promoters OF the measure IN harness rae
and their opponents are weak Mr.. Butler the
president, and Mr.. Bronx, the vice-president. Of
the Empire city Club VIII 90 10 Baltimore to-
morrow for the purpose Of forming alliance
with the Pimiico Driving Club, and II possible ef
9ecting a change Of dates with that organization
Baltimore has announced meeting from Sep
teraber y TO q, the week following the dates
claimed for the prohibited meeting in New-York;
8 Baltimore IS beyond the jurisdiction Of special
legislation IN New-Yorz, it IS hoped TO induce the
Pin1lico club TO hold its meeting week earlier
thus paving the way for New-York to follow the
dates first chosen by Baltimore. Such an arrange
~ ia hSfie TAX he fTran
horses away from Syracuse and make Of the Am
bier law q boomerang.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
THE WEEK IN REALTY.
SOME ADVICE FOR PROSPECTIVE
DWELLING HOUSE PURCHASERS.

This is truly the season for buying private dwell
Ing houses. Transactions in this line were one Of
the features cf the market last week, and deals
OF this type likely 10 attract unusual attention
for time. These sales call attention once
again to the West Side section above Fifty ninth
st. the upper Fifth-ave. section and the East Side
District just east OF Fifth-ave and above Fifty
ninth-st. For the new investor these are some of
the districts which are as good investment fields
any within the old limits ot the city In the
West Side section, above Fifty -ninth-st and In
the upper Fifth-ave. and East Side districts the
lists Of properties offered for sale by the real
estate brokers and others contain many parcels
that are real bargains"
Many persons Of an inquirng Of mind often
wonder why the big investors and the spectators
do not buy these bargains. There are many rea-
sons why they do not purchase the properties, and
of the most important is that the big investors
and spectators are usually the principal power in
the movements for Improvement and always the
chief factor in the handling of deals affecting
apartment houses hotels. etc. valued at millions
Of dollars, unless a syndicate Of small investors is
formed to undertake such operations Some large
operators and investors make speciality of buy
ing and reseng private dwelling houses. but the
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
SALES REPORTED YESTERDAY

Douglas Robinson Charles S Brown 6 co. have
sold for Thomas J. Tuouley No. ll& Eas, seventy
third-st.. for Thomas B. BrigGs Nos, us and III
East Scvcrty-third-st.. three three story brown
stone dwelling houses comprising IL plot 5l.3x1O2.2
feet The purchaser is Amos r. L. Pinchot. who
intends 10 erect on the lot large modern Amer
lean basement dwelling house. They have also
@ No liS East t three story brown
F. Belts to Amos r. E P.nchot a lot 2ixloe2 feet
beginning 23 feet east OF Park,avc.; 70 Charles
east OF Park-ave' and Tor Mr. Gibson No lo5 East
sxty-fourth-st.. four story high stoop dwelling
Charles s Brown & co. the brokers in the
sale of No 30 PerlSave for S story OF oz and nd hasS
the estate OF William II. Osborn
The Hudson Realty Company Maximan Nor
benthau president. has sold to Jacob Levin No. IN
Prince-st., n plot 25x95;5 feet with SIX story
Morris Weiss the broker.
Pease & Gilman have sold for Mrs. J. Pierrepont
Edwards No sc West Forty seventh-st;, five
story American basement house on plot =oNIoo
feet. TO client
John p Krwan has sold for Bertha Korn Nos.
242 and 244 West Forty-sevcnth-st.. two five story
brick tenements, on plot 'oNlD.o.
Jesse c. Bennett & Co have sold TO client No.
1896 West seventy-seventh-st. five story American
basement dwelling house, plot 2Sxsi2 feet, for
about $4,000.
McVickar & Co. have leased for a term Of years
for Robert Hoe the private dwelling house No 10
reconstruction The lessee is a. Hartupee Mckee.
W r & C. H. Smith have sold for H. Z. Stevens
a lot 25xloO feet the west side of Wchster-ave,
3S5 feet south Of Two-hundred- land -hfth-st., for
1850. plot Of three lots the southwest corner
of Two hundred and -fifth-st and Decatur-ave for
$500. and Il lot 25X1Jo feet, ON the northwest
corner OF Perry ry-avc. and Two-hundred-and-s2th-
st, for $500
Kneeland Ireland & Co. have sold for Jane r.
Duyal to CLIENT the four story American base
seventh St. on lot 15.6X99n feet.
p c. Eckhardt has sold for Mrs. Marion Higgins
the two remaining three story and basement pri-
vate dwelling houses Nos. 425 and 427 West Forty
third-st., private terms.
J. Arthur Fischer has sold for Thomas Farrell to
Lewis q Conger the five story brick store and loft
building No 32S West Forty -hrst-st 25xsS9 feet.
Thomas P Fitzsimons has sold for Mrs. T. r.
Writ the five story four family tenement house
with stores No. sos West Forty fourth-st., size 20X
75Xl00 feet.
Peter Herter has sold a six story tenement house
with stores, at the northwest corner of Allen and
Stanton SITS, on plot 5Ox75 feet.
Marcus Nathan has sold No 33s Bowery. a three
story building on lot 17sx05sV29 feet irregular.
Solomon Kahn has sold TO Michael Cosgrove No.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
RACING IN ARKANSAS.

Little Rock. Ark. March 29.-The features of the
last day Of the Arkansas Jockey Clubs spring
meeting was the Bob Furth Stakes, at mile.
II was by J. K Hughess Nearest. She beat
". P. Gates in a drive by half length. Nearest
and ". 2. Gates raced IN front all the way. Lady
Gallantry the Juvenile Dash from a fast field
OF Youngsters. Perfect racing weather prevailed,
and the track fast. The summaries follow:
FIRST race Selling: turIones BcGrdee. 10 CSnge
toni Sir Gatian. llo NbcHl'Fc. 20 l. sec
ond; Lizzie A. 100 tHelgesoub. : ." ttiTd Time
l:l7 =. Ia Spara, Frank IC2iCe, 70 y. cox D.
David Ternpse. Birdie Stone 't.,'s' z also ran
Second GCur IuTlOngsl--L9Ly ...tft, loJ I4ue-
say, Nanssr lO5 tSlg!rt.r' 70 l. second;
The Advocate, los tCCDcrrj, :, tiId Time. obi
Bird Slayer DaEhawsE and l--t-a alSF ran
Third and cle-laE fut!cugs)-Csrl lEahler,
TO pGoTnley). TO . won: 3urtresk2, % fW- waldo
. !, zscond: Lady Alberta. % GEe1p 70 !; third
Tr-e. 1902. HainauIL Father Nentker Little Jack
Homer, Crla and tlagaarok II also r@n
E.th C5cb Ed'th stakes; selling; $500 added one
Iai-s,Hea.est lo1 HeL!. 10 / won: W. b Gates 1g7
fCoc-r1 o. second: Plead. 30 QielgesonJ. 10 3,
l. r. Time I:44s.. E1gardo. Curd Gillock and Choice
also ran.
selling; seven furIongsOreans. lO4 Gyne,.
tE-arD !. third. Time, 1:3O1z. D.
Kingston. Fred HessiR and AIge NJ also
sixth (seiiug mile and seventy yards)-Henry
~ Franstamar GDavssonj. /. won. Pay
der. CIoTmey TO J. second F1orre 8 SO CWaldo).
so !, Time, 1:49z. Tea Gown, Missile Cogs-
well Frank Hutch Miller and John G.. also
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
THE RACETRACK.
ONLY ONE FAvoRITE WINS AT THE
BENNINGS TRACK

Washington. March 29.-Only one faYorite showed
up in front in a Of mud at Bennings to-day
Five good priced horses captured the remaining
races J. 4. Warner took the hurdle from
Tamartn after hard drive and Woodtrce de-
feated Charley Moore after a similar finish. in the
handicap. The Hoyden had little difficulty in
taking the Potomac Stakes, for three -year-olds
Odom had three wins his credit. The weather
was clear Summaries:
First purse S4O0. acknowledgements. 100
0O6oJ, 70 !. AlaCk 81 tCreamer. 10 l. second
Bsrleycorn. ll2 UandryD TO . third Time. 10
Hampshire Man o War and Batyah also
second purse 500; four ana half furlongs
Toscan 10 t3ullman). 2 Morca, 10 Gandry).
n ,, second; First Chord, 10 CO1om 70 !. third
Tne o56 s. Prince Hoadey. Money Lender and Charlotte
Newman also
third CurdIes; purse $500: one and half mes)
u. A. Warner. 137 Carson. Tamarin 80
CFnaegan 70 J. second: Farrell 151 CTayorl. Il
,hi-5. Time. 52+s- Cheval d'Or. Prince Plausible
Scotch Silent Friend. Mango and Idle Ways
Fourth race purse 5000 six furougs)-The Hoyden.
II lgcon' 10 D won; Trump. 1l6 brennan. 10 l.
second: Carroll n. 1lS U4andryp. !. third. Time.
1885 Rlgh;away. Flo Russell Rendezvous Inling
also
I'm race purse S4oo; seven Observation-Disclosures 92
DSly 3 70 won: Locet. 90 CCreamer) l, second;
Cod Fox ll2 d;3ndr5) , to ! third. Time. 1:$2+s
buster BeFEar Lady and Playlike also
sixth race purse 500: mile and hundred yards
Wooctrice ll6 odom), to won: Charley Moore 11S
70 ! third Time, l:54S. Ohnet and Philma Paxton
eis
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
END OF THE SOLDIER SHOW
GENERAL BROOKE REVIEWS AT CLOS.
ING NIGHT OF MILITARY TOURNA-
MENT-RECORDS BROKEN.

me annual military and athletic tournament
"aich was brought TO such a successful close at
-Ndolson Square Garden last night was record
- iedher IN more ways than one. The tournament
mas oeen the most successful one held by the
organization The attendance and the receipts have
oeeh larger than at any previous show. accidents
nave been few and the character OF the athletic
performances has been above the average. Many
RECORDS nave been broken on the track. and the
competitions throughout the week have been of the
best sort AS was generally expected that athletic
regiment. the 22d. easily carried off the honors on
the track scoring 50 points 46 points by the sd
Regiment. their nearest opponent.
Ihere were two sessions yesterday and the
capacity Of the Garden was taxed at both. Last
night every seat in the Garden was occupied and
the aisles were thronged we'll. Only one scci-
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

San Francisco. March 2a.-At Oakland to-day the
weather clear and the track fast. Results fol-
low:
First selling: one mile-Free Lance ia Jack
g. The CATER, l07 (Seel Is 10 !, second
Phi Archibald, 10 CTro1ler 81 20 third. Time. 20
Ned Dennis Meadowark. Nilgar. Bob Palmer and Irate
also
second race Cone-haf mnsl-Alsona, 11O Gansch).
wcn: sylvia Talbot 1l5 CTroXler) 10 o. second High
Chancellor ll3 CConley) 2iz 70 !. third. Time. O:4S
Arab0. sacoo and Lizzie Rice also
Third lseIling seyen-eghths Of Tnile)LAmeght
JOG School for Scandal, lO7 (Stuar
even second Il Pillar IOl 02ansch), 8 third. Time
LIS. Dawson. silver Fizz, The Hoodoo Innocenca. St
Plea Novia also
Fourth race CThe Pacific Un.on Handicap. mile and
egEthl-Commissioner Forster 100 CDaly). . l.
Tie Giver. I07 (Ransch even, second; Waerscratch,
lo7 tTroEle). 70 !. third. Time 1854. Escaante and
ROYAL Dory also
Fifth (seIng; threequarters Of mile)-Hee, lO6
CROKER tc !, won. TIania. 10l Jackson)
. second: The Pride 106 aLsch). 10 !. third Time
ll5z Glendenniag, Intrepedo. Frank Bell Milas and
Kills Glenn also
Sixth Csellng: seven-eighths Of ile)Ilowaho.
no Osckson) 70 won Nassello 10i Cconlsy), 70
second L@nto C2ansch) l. third Time, :2S.
Legal Maxim. Prestano Dwight Way and Pirate Maid also
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

this city. it is thought. viii stimulate home buy
ing The Dorilton is we'll known West Side
anartment house, and since its completion last
fail has been a success az Under the management
paying tenants. According to recent reports, the
house had only vacancy out of forty-eight
a6srtments AS an investment proposition, there
fore il demonstrates fine income earning ca
pacity. ~,
negotiated the deal with Hamilton NJ. Weed, the
builder and former owner OF the Dorilton, has at
tracted considerable attention itself in the last
year because of the various important sales OF
firm has been established only about two years,
hut in that time has done large business on the
west Side Within little more than a year the
firm has sold nearly 100000 worth of property,
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
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New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
MONDAYS ENTRIES.

First race five furonCs-Apaca. 1O7 The Rogue iO6.
Of Milford. %. Donna Honora. %.
brook, 80. Miraculous. "a; Mary hnden 90 Werdsome
g. Rose Tint, So Enhance 90. Squid
Third Easter Monday Steeplechase, about and
o1e-hslf Iu!lesChampon 40: Klondyke II 1856 Hand
vice. l49 Silent Friend. 149; Arius. l49.
Fourth liuaJeTs StsepleZhase. about
half mllesJ-To-chIlght les: ROYAL Stage l6S: Hari
Kari ISL. Le Moon. l55, Masterpiece. l55. The Hawk
l45. Rooster. 145.
Fifth race ave and one-haf furlongs)Rig 1O6:
Rendezvous g.
sixth one-half Observation-Disclosures o7
Blue and Orange, lC2 Julia Lyston, 90 Juggernaut 9T
Charlotte Newman.
Seventh zone mile ard sixty yards)-I4anp Lee
IL. Lou Rey. no; Hampshire JOG: All Saints. lO5:
Eardica7per l02. Philma Paxton. 96. Fonsoluca 90.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
TRAPSHOOTING.
THE SEASON AT BAY RIDGE WITH
800 TARGETS

With a record Of 800 targets smashed in their
last days shoot the members OF the Crescent Ath-
letic Club closed the season at its Bay Ridge
grounds yesterday. after of the best days sport
ever enjoyed by them. Although the rain made
accurate shooting difficult, some full scores were
made by the experts
Il. c Hopkins who has done excellent work in
almost every match, again in fine form. Be
sides the coveted March Cup. which he won with
ease ne won two trophy contests one of them
sfteF spirited shooton. in which he had F. D.
1eao, J. hhett and A. Corlies as competitors. The
5tepnenson brothers the Sykes Cup from
DLlssham ,1s ana keyes. after exciting shooton
ootn Tor the days match and for the series Their
% seore was 80 in the latter contest Lowell NJ
SaIiiner won the T, b. Stephenson trophy and T w
SIase stare carried on the Consolation Cup. The sum-
March Cup h.ty targets; eight vyo, bv 7 E.
S1eYslIs' 10. u A- Brigham, second Az
1up tnIty targets. Of
ana heyes. IL; z. B. O. G. stephenson IT,
and Keyes. AZ F. B. and G. G.
StrpleIIhoh' r. 50 Shootoh series-F b nd q, G
Stspnenson' 10; Brigham Keye "a - - -
Coi,solaton cup nWenty-hve
WI ~ i '" STAKE %; D. V. B. Heseman. second. %.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

COUNTRY AND CITY LEASES REPORTED.
Herbert a. Sherman leased for a year for ex-
Assembyman William II. Catlin TO John Henry
Hammond tho place IN Forrest-ave, Rye. nearly
opposite tho place rented for tho summer by
Mayor Low. The place contains about five
Another place which Mr.. Sherman rented for Mr..
Catlin in Rye destroyed by fire. The same
broker leased also for the estate Of the late John
MCClHVe. 10 Frederick Lewisohn. the well known
McClave place. I'm East Port Chester. Conn. on
the Byram shore. for the season. The dwelling is
OF wood and stone.
Greene e Taylor have leased No. 10 East Forty
sevcrth-st for Ella s. Conkling 10 Stella NJ
Carney; No "a West Forty-seventh-st for the
Knight estate, to NJ. & A Ieidel; No Il East Fifty
hfth-St.. for Charles r Burke TO Charles COster;
No. - West Forty-ffth-st.. for the Herzog estate
to tho 81. Tuke's Graduate Nurse Association and
No. 120 East Fifty-seventh-st., for G. T. Hammil
TO Dr. y. Stadtmueller.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

The following plans were flied yesterday at the
Building Bureau. Borough OF The Bronx:
Oue-hundred- and forty ty-ninth-st, south side 245
feet east OF Morris-aVe, three story brick wagon
rooms and dwelling house 25xi4 Nicholas Biond
No $50 East One hundred and forty ninth-st own
er; Louis Falk. No. Ass Thrdave, architect: SIS 900
Crotona ave. west side. l32 feet north of One
Landred and-eEhtY-frst-st. four tro and one-half
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
BANK To MOVE no sew oUARTERs.

The National Bank OF North America. which re-
Gently absorbed the business OF the Bank OF the
State of New-York will move about May from
its offices in the Equitable Building TO the old
building Of the former bank, at Exchange Place
and William-st. The old building of the Bank of
the State of New-York is now owneo py the Atlantic
Mutual Insurance Company. Two floors in that
building will be occupied by the bank until the
home which is to be built for IL the site
cuped by No. 43 to 49 Exchange Place and Nos. Al
and 4S Wall-st. is ready for occupancy. which will
be a
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
A BOON To SUFFERERS.

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cu-e without drugs nervous. mental dis
eases. paralysis. also rheumatism. poison
extracted. dru blood impurities. by mar
velous ELECTRIC FOOT PLATE TREAT
MENT. hot air bath. vital magetisns CON
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