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orEEy AT HOME ~ THE KITCHEN.

From The Youths Companion
Viewed from A human point or Tiew-Just now
2 popular one from which to contempt ate royalty
O,iern is the peer or any LADY IN Eng
Ind in house vyifery For her proficiency she mas 10
tbank her excellent mother. the late Queen Louise
Of Denmark and the eXigencies OF her childhood
1ife which was the reverse OF luxurious
There were not many servants at the CUE raj
arc saws the author of recent Life or queen
AIexandra" and the young Danish prtncesses We're
rao,1ired 70 dust their rooms. and make them
selves generally useful about the house ana AT
,neel times A gentleman who one day was invited
70 nartaka of the informal family luncheon at the
na,aCe recalls that the family butter dish CHANGED
10 need renlenishing and Princess Louise. instead
Of sumrnonfng a servant, turned 10 her eldest
daughter and said: -. l.,..ar 49,,
And the future Queen of England departed VIII
inglv and gracefully on the homely errand 10 the
larder. -cos .., 49, ,--or-r,
Prince and Princess of Denmark. the Princess or
Wales after inspecting every part of the home
for Scandinavian Sailors said to Mrs. Melln, the
superintendent: -
1t was dinner time. and the cook was frying nstl
az can cook fish," said the princess: let me
show YOU II / cannot She went TO the cooking
range and deity turned the fish in the pan TIL II
had taken the requisite brown. :,
The cook looked none too well pleased at ladies'
in the kitchen. but when, as. the visitors turned
To leave Mrs Meln whispered. ''It is the Princess
of Wales who has fried the fish" the cook showed
such establishment that the princess burst INTO a
hearty laugh.
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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELTS NATURAL GAIT.

From The New-Orleans Times-Democrat-
Senator Carmack's comparison OF President
Roosevelt TO a Tennessee horse whose natural
gait was running away has touched the risibles
of the nation says 1.-THE Nashville Banner" The
stenographic report OF Senator Carmack's remarks
in 'Erhe Congressional Record shows his exact
language 10 have been: HE resembles in his
habits of speech my friend Joe Baianfant's horse,
OF which remarkable animal it said that run
ming away was his natural gait" The Columbia
Herald saws the incident upon which the witt
cism was founded occurred while Senator Carmack
was a schooboy Guileoka. Joe Ballanfant
was then a dashing young cavalier and an
Confederate soldier. and was very much admired
among the ladies' He rode In those days what
The Herald describes as "a crazy gray horse
and day. it is related. he came careering
down the road in a cloud of dust riding this horse
AT the top of his speed" As he passed the school
the bows among whom the future Senator,
watched with glowing admiration the gallant
equestrian and his caracoiing steed. and one Of
them shouted. lis he running away. Joe?' Pun
ming away"i replied Joe" Thunder, Running
swav is his natural gait " The story has survived
ali these years in Maury County but IT remained
for Carmack to tell 1t TO the nation. and thus i'm
morta liza. that, remarkable steed.
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thanked by Parliament for the consunmate abil-
itv unexamped exertion and irresistible ardor as
played by him the eighteenth received an ad-
dtional sum OF f2o00Oo for the purchase of lands:
to be held by him and his heirs on the tenure OF
Thus the duke received f4.00 year and fi"eg; 70
say nothing of his 10000 year in Spain and t2's@
I'm Belgium. After that there was no grant uhlll
1889. Sir John Keane then was created BaTon
Keane of Ghuznee with pension Of f2oO Tor NM
self and his two Immediate in the peer
age. Then came Chillianwallah; and Nlscouht
Cough received 70, year for himself and the
next two heirs the title Lord Napier OF Mag
daa received 60 900 year for himself and his sue
cessor Lord Nolselev received f25G00 after the
Ashantee War. and the thanks of Parliament. Lord
Roberts got 100000. and what Will Lord
Kitchener get? He at present at any rate. has no
heirs of his body whom pension may extend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-17

BY James I. Wells: No 800 Park corner OF
iaie Park ave. 3 IS # of I7othst two los 27A7@
f4 S ue5s rregaar vacant public auction sale
ansssh t la' St r. aWx h. II TSencnad - ast
S sI5, ct al 81 & IS 9axes et SIS road leading
Maeombs Dan to Por 7 s al pool eefs 8s 81 @
26s to road. eHcep, parts taken to WIDEN Ma
9I n Of WaInutst - sx6 9xJox764 Albert
Cotton atty; Friedman. ref: amount due. SIC 4'c
partition art. u.. 600 croorv,c,s, 20 It Of
Leroy st. 25x,.o a1@31sb 8: story Mace smith
substituted trustee ast Bernstein 81 s al i1ns
etc ss3i il: " about 100 IT OF Madi
Hns ct al: J bigger atty, Leslie, ref partition: 2o3
%nG M2pi S I4sxs2 10 srv store wilson agt
Pn9s ct al o IlubSaT EAR aug Bio a49s ~
Of Sd ave, is.9x75 story dwg 90 II: L Frank and
FoS,cr AZ ref am, due SAL co
BY Herbert Sherman Soe 2eth-st s. IS It e Of "a
az % H ct al HARD Harry a lH n Besen sf amt
S52s 40 taxes etc s2s g. prior morris 81 600 ais s, TO
filrseh Fund HsnFs cite x X White s
efc siio6 90; 1os ia6ths 1os4 t Of Lenozay
- ss soy AT S 9@ e fen a Rnt Test 70 as
attys: Morgan ret: amt due. s71i5 II: taxes ETC.
ioa il, Fs9a 81 nat H. + otis s's and aSo St
Henry chagnee 9s e. 81 al 10 strong 9s%as c Ay Is
By strong & Ireland: 677 i7sd-s n s IT Of Web
s,dr ave- e' iasss9 SxSo4 sty frame fiat h; = v
H ss ast f f@, a 6h"Ss5
32x74 10 ) sty fiat n: g and as trustees
agt u al. Lord. d Il L. attys; II & kudlich
ref amt due taxes. 1887 90 52i 9th
n cor 39tl-st. S.10xto.2; br bldg executors
sale; 9th-ave. s. $40 II of 39th- St iSix602
bldg; sale; OPS 3t-ave. 3I2 II
Of 9t-st br bldg executors sale; $50
ave n 39tf-st. 1s.5Xoo.2. sty br bldg:
1856 and 857 39th-st, CO., II { Of
9taye. 39.10x741 !. sty br bdgs EXECUTORS sale Sl3
0thave. II IT OF 44th-st. 2310xl0O sty br bldg
executors sale 6l7 9th-ave. ho2 IT of Attn ST.
20.4xIoo, br bldg executors sale
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.
r,y Peter f Never & 29thst. 1la 104t II
Of .N!S 8; story dWg q, 10 II stone
for 800 also 145 1874 3& II OF 3d-aye
10 1ix9S 9xIa 7l1x9s story dwg h; partition sale
Nsry A Benedict aEt Caroline Phyfe et al q y Brewer
att: II Odell for SI4.1co: fnwood ave
N < $50 IT Of Place. 50x130: = and story II h
Sarah II Purser agt Lancer
ct al: r +: \ I Prime attys: FTomme rel: due ON
tdg S561S 49, 1926 S. taxes, etc, 1915 81 with
By Philip A smyth: 2o4s yalentlne1sve 5. 225.1a
4 Of f79th-st 6jx154 lXl6 Iox53 81: story dHS
foreclosure sale: Addie \ La Cose AGAINST Annie N
fndgt 81 032 30: costs sos $3.50: prior
mort 81 $50; 10 the pltn 81. l3S. 49,.
1916 Tmson Place. 1S4. 81 II OF l49thst. 1oHloo
two story dwg foreclosure SALE 4 McOwen against
Giuseppe Caangua al; Whalen q Dunn attys: Il e
Wis S9,3 20: $685. ~; taxes
etc sos i6; TO ptf for S10.a50. -.
BRYAN /. 2.092 Washington ave. r. ~
n of Isnth-s 23x10l 16x20 100 Sc: story dwg ~
foreclosure sale; Berrian against a Becker ct
al ] T I.ambden atty; Coffin. ref; due on judgt
81 3Sl 6S.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Broadway. No SIS rs sH1$ Ct, to cross sr, lane
s. $33 To- On, i . r, d 'i'0
Melt 10 Sherman r Townsend; mortgage, .o-
e,fblst n . 2e39 Columbus ave. 313x
1OOS: Alvin and another 10 Helen I -.
Dick: mortgage $4,000; r :. 81 10 $500
sotb- ST n s. 1922 II g of 5th-ave 4nx1oOS; Helen
G Robbins o Archer NJ Huntington; D. o- ~.
Stsnton-st W Sherf-st. 25Xi5x irregu-
lar Gustave Lurie to Sarah Geller mortgage - mn
$4,000; s. 81 4o'Voo
s9th-st No ~ West 20x10O.S; Rachel II Pfeirer
and another. Edward CraSeri -. a..
Sl4 1b.........-. o~'o'o
Same property; Rachel II Pfeifer and another,
devisees same: quit claim
1I3fh-st n S. 325 Of 7th-ave iO1x1OO1l;
Witan Wood and another, executors. TO
Aaron NJ Janpole and another; Il part; X s 90 -oo
Same property: Margaret Wood to same; n
part; s, Sll DO. lVo
1Othaye : of 116th-st 100.l1XloO; Gus
tave L Morgenthau and another to Juliet NJ
S20a 200. X s. 500. 100
A7th-st No ~ West 20x1G0.5; Margaret St John
Srro,ll to Wendell Phillips mortgage, S35,-
Oi0: r So. :: *. :; loOn
ftntcn at No 1913. W 3 u sx2G TX irreg; Sam
mel cohen to Social Association: mort
gage s3i 500: 5. IS 80. .....,.-.-. I
amsterd3m-ave IL Of Isth-st, 102 2x20:
albertina Miller John Kafka mortgage.
sfa 600: r = S. rs. $4,000
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REWARDS TO HEROES.
me DUKE OF WELLINGTON WAS EsPE-
CIALLY FAVORED
From The London Chronicle.

rom The London Chronicle
TO fhe Ia oe war is over, the question arises
rnapSe- os 10 De paid victorious COM
ing pyba: IS some interest therefore, in not
Of tt,a - mounts were paid great captains
fare 1St century, for. after all our modern war
and h III OF rewards begins with the nineteenth
shsr,n ~o e Underground the story of sin and
fionr TT III our eighteenth century military opera
frs5 l., ne great captain, Wellington comes first
fhinr Az udte Irst IN rank first indeed i'm every
Weiingfa6e Iaiaxera in 1879. he became Viscount
,-,niht@rred on him and his two sncca~sors IN tho
In 1872 he aot pension only lapsed two years ago
ahc IN october of the same wear became a
is5ds WIN grant Of 100000 for purchase of
.-..s 70 descend with the marouisafa ES,raIiy In
ir F-irs a., @hen everybody thought that Napoeon
oe,veS ssSs o oole LOT ne was made duke and re-
A.Ifs male Of his body i'a"eo on ih7
But Napoleon was not 5ov,z -,,... -.
10 brought It's re1ard. for the duke aft.r being
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REAL ESTATE.
OLD LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL CHI RtH
PLOT RESOLD TO \ WELL
KNOWN BUILDER

Leopold We'll has sold for the New-York Realty
Corporation to a prominent builder the Lutheran
Evangelical Church. a plot of about four and
half lots situated the north side of Twenty-first
st. feet east OF Sixth-ave. for about S&'e,Vtt
The church sold this site to the New-York Realty
Corporation some months ago. and bought a plot
100 by l25 feet at the northwest corner OF Sky
ffth-st. and Central Park West, on which II VIII
build house of worship.
The papers showing that the Hotel Cadillac mao
been leased to Campbell & Woodbury. were fled
yesterday The lease is for term of ten years
and ten and a half months
The Social Halls Association took title yesterday
to Nos Isl and l53 Clinton-ave. from Samuel Cohen
Charles 5. Kohler & Bro. and Nicholas & Lummis
have sold for Christopher Schultz No. 22$ East
One hundred -fteenth-st. three story brown
stone dwelling house a lot l6xio0 feet
Archer NJ. Huntington took title yesterday to
plot 40x1O0S feet the north side of Eighty
nnth-st. 1922 feet cas- of Fifth-ave for N25,o00.
The American Baptist Home Mission Society has
sold No. psi LenoXave.. four story and basement
brownstone front dwelling house. lot 1880 feet
Henry {. Schafer and J. Ganzfeld have sold for
Mrs. Caroline Kirk No $50 East northumberland
ffty-seventh-st.. a two story frame dwelling house
Carrere & Hastings the buyers of No. 2S6 Mad
now occnpie ID by The firm ''''''' ''''
The New-York Realty and Trust Company has
bought Gourdier tract of about eight acres at
YOnkerS. ~ -
Renaud dwelling house and grounds in Chqrch-F st
Mestport Conn., to Arthur a Cappe OF thls C aHd
The house VIII be remOueied ana TsluIiilSiieu anu
Will be used a summer home
The estate of Van Wyck Brinckerhof has sold
the four story building the southeast corner or
Fulton and Greenwich SITS, opposite the junction
with West Broadway. 1t fronts S11 feet on Fulton
st and "a. feet CireenWiCh-st-
samuel Green and Edward Baer have u bought y, t
from the Terminal Realty Company No IL West
Thirty -fourth-st n four story building. on lot
20x9Ss feet. The buyers own Nos ia and 10 ao-
joining.
Miss NJ. L. Hackett has sold to the American
Mortgage Company No 80 East Twenty -fourth-st..
three story dwelling house. on lot 2'Nisi feet II.
r. Drew & co. the brokers.
NJ. Wensten and n. +. Distehurst have sold TO
s Littman No 339 TO 3i112 West Forty-hrsj-st:
three four story dwelling houses. on plot 59xsss
feet. 49,, -
Charles A. Weber & Co. have sold for client 10
Philip I.owerth. No. e25 Eagle-ave. a two story
frame dwelling house. for 5000; also for Michael
Fahey Charles a. Layton, Il two story frame
house on lot 25x1ei feet in East observation-disclosures
fort y-ninth-st.. 40 feet west of Trinty-aVe. for
s., 900
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Jnsnrautc GInIcmcnls.
STATE OF NEW YORK
INSTR NTE, DEP TJfE,NT

Albany. MARCH l4th. 19UT-
WHEREAS The Teutonia Insurance Com
w many located New Orleans in the state of Louis
ana mas filed in this Office sworn statement: by the
showing its condition and business
and has complied with the laws Of this
Fire and Marine Insurance Companies
tncorTorated ~ States of the United States:
- ~ ther In pursuance Francis Hen
bricks Insurance Of the state Of New
that said Company IS hereby au-
borized 10 appropriate business OF Fire and
accordance with law
Sr-inR condition and business Of
the date OF such statement tDeceFnbeF
is follows: -
Aggregate OF available assets SI2I. 1866
Aggregate OF liabilities except capital
and surplusJ. including reinsurance 1861
SI "
in sos. $50 o.
.otrt ~ exnenditures for the wear in cash
In witness VIII ! hereunto subscribed my
name and caused seal Of office to be affixed the
day and year above written. -
Superintendent of Insurance.
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Citailous.
17HE FE0TTF OF THE STATE OF NE7

I-yN-
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK h. the grace OF God free and indePendcn'n-
To Matthew A. Wllks Eliza l. " Stevens Charles /
Wilks L KeefeT Catharine l. WlIks Eugene Ems
Wi3ks Feefer Petrena keefer. f;llt
eafer the New Life Insurance and Trust company
rr,sraa under the last viii and testament q Matthew
IyiIs persons interested IN the estate
of Matthew Wilks late OF Calf. Ontario canada, de
ceased az creditors legataes Of kin otherwise
send reeting: each OF hereby cited and
be appear
Of the city County OF New York a. the Surrogate
Court Of said City County held at the County Court
House IN city Of New York on the 18th day OF july
ten o'clock In the forenoon OF tHRt
attend judicial settlement Of the
account proceedings OF Matthew A Wllls and No1d-
hurry OF the Last VIII ana ieS-
lament OF and such OF hereby
cItad under he OF twenty-one
qured to appear by your guardian. you have one or
If Won have none appear and apply for one TO he
appointed or OF neglect or failure 70
do SO Will be appointed by the surrogate
Tor mt and act % proceedings
In testimony whereof have caused the
Il, OF SurroEate's Court Of the said city
w. 80 and County OF New York o hereunto affixed.
Witness Hon. FRANK T. FITZGERALD. Surrogate
OF our said City the city Of New York.
the 5th day June. the OF our Lord one thou
nj hundred and two - --.
~ J. FAIRFAX MLACGHLIN.
the SurrOgate's Court
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Smith & Provot N II East 42dst architects $500
Spring and Sullivan corner, for SIX
story brick tenement house, with stores. +hX
&c: c Friedman No 10 East 10th 81: owner; 80 ~,
&; VI Bernstein, No Ill Broadway. architects i7Uo
No 101, siN brick tenement
house. store \ SiINerspn. No $50
a f;%' arcbitect o"ie' - ..... 1000
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Clnton-aye. east side. 100 feet north of fremont
ave two story dwelling house. 20x55 feet, Char
lotte Kirchner. No 1909 Cortlandt-ave.. owner;
Arthur Boehmer No. 75l Tremont-ave. architect:
s. .0O0- ,,, -
I3rook-ave southeast corner Of One-hundred-and-
seyentieth-st six story brick store and tenement.
2+Ixl00ls feet: John Brady. No. 56I SeTenth-ave.,
owner; Charles NJ. McAfee. No. 335 broadway,
architect; $50 coo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-17

l. New York Arsenal Governors Island n Y. IL. May
triplicatc will be received
MN u M June 10. 1902. furnishing instruments
and materials. thread forage.
prCnmongery paints oils. lumber tools utensils, etc
during wear ending 80 1898 Information furnished
ON application. 1t. Col. J. w. Reilly CoTndg.
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At NEw.HAMRuRG. SOLD.

ELMHURsT. AT NEW HAMBURG. SOLD
Vincent A Ryan successor OF William NJ Ryan,
has sold Cor the estate Of Samuel s Sands. me
cou..rv home known as Eluhurst. at New-Ham-
burg Y 10 Chauncey Marshall. The property
COMPRISES about forty acres OF land on when Is d
twenty three house.
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j1roposa!s.
PNEUMATIC TUBE MAIL SERVICE

I
l. Post Office Department. WaehinGtcn D. t. May %
Proposals will he received the office OF the
Sncond Assistant Postmaster Office Depart
ment until p L.. 1902 for the performance OF
tubes. other similar devices
a. the following Boston Mass Brooklyn, N y
New York y. y: st. Louis Mo; philadelphia IA
d c. Chicago III. Pamphlets giving de
rinnn Of routes requirements under the advertise
he application the Postmaster at
~ the above named cities. application to the
second Assistant Postmaster General Washington u L
n G. PAYNE. Postmaster General
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,TERATIONS.

PLANS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL ALTERATIONS.
Plans have been filed for alterations to a public
school at the northwest corner of Broome and
Ridge SITS. The school Is to have a five story eX-
tension. Sn11x6i4 feet built, to cost $1,000 I: b J
SNYDER Of Fifty-ninth-st. and Park-ave., is the
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions The Tribune
received their Uptown Office.
NO. 1864 BROADWAY

Between and 37th sts- until 8 o'clock m.
Advertisements received the following branch
oe,cas at regular until o'clock p, m.. VIZ
o54 Sth-aye.. $. g. cor. 23d-ft 1913 9th ave. cor.
,oth-st. 81. East I4th-st.; 257 West -i2d-st.. be
,een 9TH and sth AYES 26s West f25fh-st.: ,;s:SS
.d-uxc between 10Th and 77th SITS: 026 3d-ave..
near als,-st: .OS LIST ave- near s9h-st: 49, Ea Il
$50 3d-aNe.. near
.1.--st; 5St 3d-a>e.i 30 Bieecker-st.; 325
Bleecker-st Brooklyn. \. N.-2tS Court-st;
Gin su,ith-st.; 1,GOf Gates Newark, \. j.
--7a4 Broad-st. Also at all a. D. 7, ofees.-4.----
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Plans were filed yesterday at tho Bureau of
buildings Manhattan. for six and seven story
brick hospital to erected at No as West Thirty
fourth-st. The building Will he Of brick lnnlana
limestone and terra Gotta. The French benevolent
Society, of No. 800 West Forty-third-st. Is the
owner WEIGH Smith & Provot. of No. II East
Forty-second-st.. the architects. The estimated
is $4,000.
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5rIIooi Aarurles.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGsNCf
X Professors. Teachers Tutors GoNeinssSess
etc, 10 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply TO
VI. ]. YOTNG- FULTON. = Union s9asr.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS

s4th-st No 45n 20 ASS West. for six and seven
storv brick hospital, JOB 7xSs Q; French Benefit
Society No 800 West s3d-stiEo1nsrs- Welchs.
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WILL OPEN THURSDAY, JUNE 10.
OhrlaI feaal Notices

GfhrlaI feaal Notices
4 TTENTION IS CALLED TO THE ADNER-
~ tIsement In The City OF June II 81 1902.
confirmation by Board OF Revision OF Assess
merits and Bureau for the COLLECTION
Of Of assessments for Local In
prcvernents in the Borough Of The Bronx:
23ri Ward. Section o Sheridan Avenue. regulating
grading curbng tagging. laying crosswalks building
epproaches from 153d street 70 16st street
Sections 10 and IL Prospect Ave
grading Curbing tagging laying cross
walks and fencing Westchester Avenue 70 CrOtora
Park South. ,,-,,,r, =, ~.,D,-- r-.-.-.r.-
City Of York. June H. 1902.
4 TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADNER-
~ +ise-neut In the city Record
the confirmation by Court and the entering
in Bureau Collection OF Assessments and
arrears opening and acquiring title 10
the following in the Borough OF the Bronx
II. Adams place opening. from East
Ts9nd street 10 Confirmed May 20 1907
e"'eisn 'u-'' To- EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT. Comptroller
city Of York June Is 1902
4 TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADNER-
- tsernent in city Record Of June "A TO 81 1902 Of
he confirmation by the Court and the entering
in the Bureau the Collection Of Assessments and
for opening and acquiring ute 10
me following the Borough Of Manhattan;
inn Ward section =. Opening between the
northeriy therercm Confirmed May 10, 1852, entered
June 13 1907 49, :, -,ro,--- r-.,,,.
city Of York June IS 1892
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Gonntrn ilroucrin for Sale.

uYHE UNDERSIGNED. being old Is obliged to retire
| from business. Offers his beautiful residence =
TlunsbaCh's Ferry. COUNTY sale with 40
acres partly productive: house modern
Verarda, ~ feet long. lately built
public house at this summer resort 80
rods from rostortce = New York Central De
three miles from CohOeq. elevation overlooking III"
Mohawk River. "a lawn: numerous fruits. with
grove adfoinrE. spring dining cisteru
water in kitchen well horse stable and COW
ward outhuillirCs fine. good repair: terms easy
WM HORAN. limerick. Albany Co. y y
JEAITH ard pocket benefit suburban life For
details apply RAILROAD Information Bureau. 1883
nd Broadway. New York
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WANTED FOR U. 5. ARNY.-4oe bodied. unn1arris3
M men between the OF II and 35 citizens os
Ini.ei States character and Lsbits.
who can SPEAK and write English Fer information
Apply 10 RECRUITING OFFICER. IS Third Avenus 81
ortiandt Eighth Sixth Avenue, or q
Broadway. Brooklyn. e D.. y. I. -
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
COMFY ISLAND.

Frequent Trolley service from Park Manhattan. an
principal Ferries.
Liberal Transfer places all resorts on the SysteI
within reach of all sections of BROOKLYN