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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-06
MRS. HORTON
'''''' "'"' R REC
Popular Editor Ladies' Secret
Society Journal to Continue
Her Work.
Voices Sentiments of Many Others
in Her Praise of B1ooi Wine.

Providence, R. Mrs. A. B. Horton, editor Of
the Ladies' Secret Society Journal" VINO has
been In Ill health for some time and obliged to
discontinue all her work on this excellent little
paper, has completely recovered her former health
and will resume her work at once Mrs. Horton
is Of the casts brainy writer's. Her contribu-
lions have won her many friends and admirers in
the literary field. all Of whom will be glad to
learn Of her recovery. Speaking Of her Illness she
says: You know my work is very trying on ones
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-06
The American Academy in Rome.

Mr.. Wetmore, from the committee on the
library. Wednesday afternoon reported to
the Senate a bill to incorporte in the Dis
:riet of Columbia the American Academy
in Rome" The committee added ineor-
pa-ators ..lH following: Charles Laurier.
Arthur T. Barney, Ell hd Root, VIM. A.
Clark. Richard Watson Glider and Arthur
HadSey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-06
Bows Condition Critical.

Leo Cohen, the small boy who was run
over by a Capital Traction car near his
home at 9TH and S streets northwest We'd
nesday night, and whose leg was subse-
quertly operated upon at Freedmen's Hos
pital. is still in a critical condition. His
condition showed a slight Improvement thiQ
morning, but he Is far from being out %
danger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-06

nerves, and unless one is situated as TO ward
on approaching sickness one is almost to have
some sort Of nervous trouble, sooner or later
Nearly every writer does l stood it as long as
could, and was about to give up and take a rest
when had collapse, and was taken very i'll.
had the best medical advice, but did not seem
to worse. troubled terribly with insomnia,
had appetite, and couldn't thnk-in fact
Just about total wreck. 1 took various
medicines for nearly year and made up my mind
that nothing would help me, when one day my
physician said he wanted me to try BLOOD Wine,''
and explained to me all about It. 1 obeyed him,
but didn't seem to improve at first. l took nearly
bottle, when all at once l began to feel better.
continued its use, and today am well woman
You see for yourself that / am the picture of
health, and l will solemnly swear that BLOOD
Wine made me what I am Several members Of
the family have used it, and my husband who has
been on the verge of nervous prostration, is now
fully recovered. We cannot speak TOO highly of
this grand preparation and l should be glad to
correspond with any one who would like to know
more about it. l hope some will be benefited
by my testimonial
Don't walt thinking that perhaps you will get
well without medical assistance. Yon can kill one
germ easier than you can kill million. The Sc
cret Of getting good health and keeping 1t is in be-
ing on your guard. 1t Isn't necessary to do any
costly experimenting with Blood Wine" neither
do you have to send away for 1t, but you can 20
to your druggist and sample 1t free of charge. II
don't say that 1t possesses the snap and char
acterstics Of a thing that would do the work. don
buy 1t. The makers Of Blood Wine make no
false statements regarding its curative properties;
their announcements not extravagantIy phrased.
neither do they want any to buy their remedy
who has the least doubt that it will not do al
they claim for It, BLOOD Wine' will make
new blood. 1t cleanses filters, purifies and
enriches the blood. 1t makes new tissues in the
lungs. 1t builds fresh cells In the kidneys 1t
constructs lining in the stomach. 1t weaves
healthy membranes In the heart other delicat tie
organs Of the body, and it contains no wine or
opates. Bear in mind it will do all that you can
reasonably expect it to do.
Blood Wine costs fifty cents bottle, but you
can sample 1t free Of charge at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-06

The nrizes announced by Professor Gore
were:
Columbian College prizes:
Staughton prize in Latin, Bertha Wini-
fred Clark District of Columbia.
Elton prize in Greek. NJ Elsie Turner,
District of Columbia.
Ruggles prize IN mathematics. Herbert
Louis Solyom, Maryland.
Glass of '96, James MacBride S.errett. j.,
memorial medal in physics; Raymond Ont-
water District of Columbia; honorable men
ticn, Henry Bradshaw
: Davis prize in etocuti9n and composition.
Lola May Evans, District of Columbia ::
Paul Sperrg, Ohio,
PRICES In; American history. founded L.
sthe Haushters-of the Anicrir ~. ReSsaii..oT,
, OF the District CT Columbia. L,.c.ns Frances
McGroarty, Alabama; Josephine P. Shallen-
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HtNI rOR Di,u0ND R0BBrR,.
~ sIur to The 1rir>~s Who Looted the
Residence oi Judge Bulxrr's Widow.

lTtct Wv - Despite the Efforts ~ the
pUhrr r anou~ parts - the country,
.%rsIrrri 60 by offers 81 a liberia! rev All.
t1err - no dr' alto clue - the burglars
VITO luo''d m" --ndencc ~ Mrs. +. ,.
"a, ~ his oity Of nearly 2? - worth u
j'oolrN and diamonds over a week ago.
Nj Ru'rrr j. the widow ~ Judge p r.
E'.lg'-. AID ~ accounted one 81 the waalt nv
Residents 81 'hs city She hves at IS Rut-
,'r .itset. NJ the fashionable district OF
49,. CIV
., - Articles stoien with their re-
d-rIiNa values ioiluwr One peir of dla-
rInd saI,rg- estimated value 500. me
.uhtairr diamond ing. sso. on. rug ct
Win thrr' diamonds. Jan IN. lSaN' Beng
iT-rfli"d on ths' INSIDE. value So. small
sli.'a.." diai ort rirg. scUO. gold watch
chain '"'rnEing 20 Nj, Ru,geF. With half
'.',r'Ru Alta he'd. 81. gold watch cham,
Consisting g .,r,~ = -mali finsz. S4u.
.,oN. : Fli,h watch Alth gold face, X u .
engraved IN o,ttro. lady gold watch.
of"u t.,r, -Wail >ikcr WatCh and double
Co., watch u"IuugiuC 20 Ni-s Bulgef and
n Giii - al go IN buttons.
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oo>,r,Brr >HoT n, , MI sitR.
rstrrr rrd -en 'iad nobNcd q Village store
81 > ousu,itN oi Goods.

oorrSsrrEGu = Y. Nav ~ IR-
In .r-ls, .gNt .l' -',r" Owned b. pirnv
! r.r.k.- DO the village Of We St", Ohm.
rssr hero. Na- hr A'n rtu and "a MA My
- good. ,.I,ar .rg col r.rk. sugar, ..E.rs.
i.rIg t,AI" sIi -hn'- ~'ul"u W cine
- OBJ" -.n'- ~ Wa. found until Yesterday
mo. , whom a man A. Par1shvI." '0u1r
, ,..- - r.arng Pyr"y : TleN, =,
nan IT,. rt,r ~" usIc-l 10 tho village
constable. VITO "'l.rNrr"t - lo't'" -
,sr.- \ Young man u tie nsnr- -
Ctt,"v. living 'vl ri.oa from Parish
~, ..um,,' o.. uI,Adgc. a III t'rp
nr.. a Iu"t"t. N hu ,d,ut.'od % ., a
t,r.t .! '',,5 toi~ g.,,~ N.r Z
t.uf.4gI HIH---o,B r'ul'i0r. Young Car.
,rg ,.' "~sspi hat NJ, ,uh Ht- father upoosSi
TO- r". and h" Was ia, under arrest.
Constable t,'r l.' 'Sht wont tp G.r-
~ To- I-' o., l'ts" a -f.nC' for %, 80 on
srii,., AIfl,v carey. ne fiil-.. Wts
ur-tatp. The .'ua'-'!r 'r'tr"d Ia" house
pIu .tynfed = liu.u pr. ~ - --lrrh-
Toe a." hogs A. 10" -',''sl to a.0end
tn .tltr.. b.rr.' "rHi q. linn With rr-
vulv.r TO ta..'' r.okrg ~" Lump fioni
the u-irrr- l1'i aud entering ~" lower
part - NJ .u.s, mao ~ a Ner s"uu
wound Carney uul"AIy mad" his 'scsyr
\ large Ist--.' Be- q. ,lr-flIt 80 ~" y uif- =
muTi.r.r GI-r.v VS. rrU-.ntiv T,'-a-ai
from DtnIrmora Prison after --ring
four YEAR
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Heal Estate News,

Jesse Z Bennett 4 Co have sold Tor John
crook, the properly kuoVa ut 'fuuk'S
Iort 70 Great hills. on the south shore Of
staten Island The property 'oE.lris's "a
.rd - h~-n quoted ~ S1a,yU u - rear
UIrhmoud Bach. which vhs bought a couple
OF weeks ago 10y charles VI N,hwHh Inc
buyer 81 truok"'s Pom u a siuciDate. FUR
th.r details OF The deal a." wi'tneld ~ tie
bTckCTA Tor ~" resent
n " Nichols has sold No ~ West Forty
seventh street. a four-s'ory brttk dwelling.
:sSspNle 5. to Annie Dorian.
Eula'i A Mhifirs were ~. brokers IN tn"
.ai- Of No 81 'hf street, tot Solomon kaye
MAY Nsrv has resnih two " tao ele ven
private dwelling ~ the northwest corner ~
< N.chols- sr.uu" and is1'h street vhigh
h. bon sht last N.ck u. On Mis- ANA ] Kelly
~ 'ho hou--s rr-old l. on iS.th -tr'sf and the
o,h"r on the avenue
N.llla > Lynch Rlu->~ has Sold No. 20
Ns-' ioTtv--iN'h street. a your story and
bs~rnru' dwelling On lo' Z, '''i
Gordon. levy 4 Go hsv" houg'' W ~
orchard street, a rye--tory tenement. on
il AVS a, and have sold No So at tenth
street. - -iX-Story tenement, With stores,
on iut -ANpgf
Wolf Ro>'rh"rs has .old TO y 'sder No.
WITH store. on lot 2,li'1?
Andrew ! Curiick has so,d ~ plot u about
'prty lots. on the northwest -t'H 60! Seaman
sv"uur. be- w.'1 Tmsrsnn and IN an avenues.
Roth 4 H-r, hkowi' nav" bought Noe
- :, 20 lewis street. three four--t0ry front
ard rear tsnsm"nts, .o. plot stxin
T Dvyer has s,ld W Isa IVES. Eighty
hfih stree, 2 yscant lot ssNi,:
Jacohi No Ia West ) irhii-'h -'reo' for. .
loug term ~ wears Miss iscoti VII remodel
the hnus" Tor Use ~ a private s"s""l
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B. R. T. WOULD BID FOR TUNNEL
~ GGISTS NODIFTCATfONS or
RtTID TRiNSIT CONTRACT.
President, CrcstsinE ger write~ to the BOARD
That burdens Are impo>ei In 'hr
tIroohi,n rinnei contract That Are
Not Imposed Va the Nahha''an'

In q communication b" -sut tU Alexander
+ Orr yesterday President j l. Hf"at-
SINGER 1T TOO Bruoklyn Rap.d transit Com
rany animated that i: was tho intention
Of ~ mp 90 Did for the cuIsiruNt"h
q 'u, pruros-I tunnel 20 Brooklyn "
the .ain- time. howev,I. Mr. Gr-ats,ng't
urged TINT the flApid Transit commission
,ruuId 30 r-nod.l tn form Of contract
- Co IMPOSE 40 greater turd~ns upon
tie sucesslul bidder ior the BROOKLYN
.s,rr-,ou than we're aid on the contract
tor ,hc building Il ur Manhattan subway
r. , practically csrtsan hst tho unl,
epniI.iitor, for tho Brooklyn subway vii
l." 'a, RImon,- Mcdonald sypficaIs and
to RupAIvn Kapri Irsnst company
-ltltm for The Interchange - pas
pru.,r. 'u uiisr running :" al raIts 81
bs...9u IL "a, atshger intiu.t-SN S"a
he ,.f.n Only by operating tho tunnel IN
,auf ''.o7 v'u h,s company, but he add
tsaf 81. yus.t' aty Of Unoring tho lowest
tarus Of 'ryuSi ration "a slnsl" I'VE
cert 'au. rr- nsbiyl 20 it, patrons over
.h. ,..'fs -ys,m Including the moro-d
r'hwar. u % ~,UIld TO e." sHp'"~siul
liddsr IS o'p-i.dcut largely .uI"n IN.
,6-' e construction e u' subway ana
'u- turlpr- ur''-~d m ne huS' sNhl
'l"
'nt'I nc ihs'sn'"' We nN''
greatly rIr-.1 q" .hnd. go eAAinl.'ts ~"
Irorp-sd o. 'I..t. thai Won Props" o. .f
posn huru'H> - .tr s"pNsy
struc'si iui '.'' elem 'l '"'
brooL.'p iui JOY ION
t'rut''u li ~" '' ~ q
tae dpT IOI "a .' 'o1,".Ls
haitian 'ha l"' "F""A ~
arcs ''i'."' Tho,
lhN rtIHts W. % Nfl ''L " ~
ot o"ist' 'L
pie'I"n, " 49,, a.,
T'lu 49, q.
'rhl ~, =, 80 ,,I,.,,, tr
'N'hN ~ 4" .t,u .,,..I p.r
'h' obF 49, -. 90 -
.eAt over ~ '' ~. s.ri
TOT = ''.'s -
ohS I~te"' '' -.
uhlss, ne u .s,.J a., -.
'rNI,''H Wv - ~ -
"'. IL, ~ g,,, rae, IN
.f.,,,os , hI, y,
.H' me. .ey-rr' nj, mir
!. .r.t. . are p..rrrt,.t
% long Ia, t..v .u r.f Interfere NTH me
Iiruila,ai.ou . 'Lr -t4i.yrs
by tho t@rr,' co. ~ Uf"os'n ''p'r1'
inirre,' - - a. ny
+in,d " 90. ~ - Ell.
49, t 800. ~, ,.r. ~. yarnu. n...k.
,.t.,. ~. or. t.rl,.. - und. Ou 'H-
Other ham! Iv f.. -r"- u the ,rnH''4n-
hTor' .%rrfrs.t Co... q SLOWED -
siu' ts'' (. = me '''' ''I'' '' ''''' "''
~ ~. ,y,.. Nr,,.l,, .,-,,.., Oh.
,,ntrs.ror = T.uutr. TO Mt ma an .grr,-
I.,uf With tlr ouu'r- Ut 4uy u...r .uuv..'-
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New England ris,,r. win T-i-rrsph,c
chess Watch.

The fr-t annual 'el-sraphic ctsss match
o. twenty boards be- v--r 'he kius- and
Queens Chess ] -sTu- 81 brooklyn and the
Metropolitan Chess League ~ N~v Lrgland
Vss PLAYED on Friday. The BrooklyH players
wei. - IA" Dutch Arms cub. Brooklyn.
shil- ~" Boston men had their ~hsadgusTters
AZ the Boston athletic Association building
The ~ ne. b.san at IN o'clock Ia the morn
Inc Mo,es. which had - he made ~ th.
rat. u tveriv 30 the hour. were quickly et-
rrns- vere well under way After = very
Interesting contest lasting all dav. With the
,rc.p,tDn Of Two inter vnl- Of m hour dura-
,fon AZ snds. Bos,o on won the encounter bv
~ ga ntrs 10
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Real Es'atr Transfers.
downtown


.>Ogh OF Fos'iSerh ~
Hudson 81. sS W = 81 n christopher 81. 1g-G
stn to sley N1s,S7 francis " nrmhsr
ton 10 William . NcAdoO = Part 80 ous
R,yinst6n a. u rot MArrn At aII,5s Nysr
narh ~ Marcus NANnpvuF. = - -.
ni.r si1s coes.
'tn OF Dtrt a. h~fvr,- rrl.f.fvs ord iiFt HsI
s.iA - -, q = in,r = ~ i'sAHp h"i
,ra y 10 ~. :s Pan a, ac,io. . vsr
l. Spsfs tfrfurfiN tHr~tn~V :" la'iG
Lsals. rsSn mis. u. a." tno
Otn.rh 10 iHcob kapion. rssN ntsc
srS a. ~. n , ,ra. rn a.. .,s,i'n
CtAfs Roseub - 20 A-T y topirau.
s So. u'sr si0eN nom
Ala. e. asHs lNtu - 2a,1s :. Anuls Na'ur
20 .'ufa Ncfs~t. ~ ions 80
al 90 - FL : ~ " Pa ~. lf'inl aNIs,
I.as F~nAr1i1 " EfEiArt - Ifabrth
s'sr,ou. : 80 -l. aso" NON
"a. y. Uru-itr,k 20 ,lAfles iofatt ant
tra. ? p AZ Mtg =. 10 nom
~ -. u s ttse iFNinrttr 81. euvpss AN~l q
Ihl>r1s 20 Msyrpsc ihisenr = rau n'ss
rar % g. on rom
5oh - =. m - VI AZ. sl,inI James
o'far,L. referee. 10 hsthis'n \ Taylor,
L., rs,on A.. . q ,cd II. p,,7s furh
ard l'udrnslns, H. 20 lr'o \uieU.
L.sirstsr ~. fsl ~ cog -.h -, i2Viai
a.tnO rAVis aavines suit ban ."
- slspn~n G. rho-ia. And cn" .
rtCS sAtVp ~
WeS o' pm -. .-rsIr Pour fgfs -re uUs -
nah ~ ~ r. tauWhaN - tse,IooA
usaUt l. NadsWouA 10 Mar a SpcaCcf.
iss"s ts~SS
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%NachtInE Note,

Ch,ri.s Ti-,ch.i. who sd his ya"h, ANiaA
f~csutr. IA c~lartstci tue steam yacht keNs.
ID n 4. MAndsNiae h.s soii M, siesm yacht
MafI-0thA " L. 1 Nash. thicusb CoNen q hacs
ul4ul.
M Huutnrtnn S~swsnhAks chsurnger huN'
fot ~sr.~y A Nar.hAl has b~en named Nuttneg
.IsrTtsho- j. h4lilag a - loot v~atcf!ine facing
soon Tor ' ! scott Of rhlacelprtE, VITO has s1ld
usuast. RIP. 20 \. = CasNt
H4sn 1. viip. .Nhl EAs soid HE s'sasa Yacht
Va pluoAg - lNrtcti W BLf4eti OF hDston,
th-O a ulr'.artun a SEAMAN
Tus4as Mckee, who pigrha nd the ~bronsT
Amntfa recently. saNs that BE- intends 20 rnrc 'he
vas.t A. often - p8~Nhis this - AspE.
isaac strrr., -~s~i ZACH NtrE.nis ir 'ot
sl..haw p'uu tAsi v~~k W. ~trru ana rs islnlP
49, .1ll TIT vessel w June ~ and tssn ~ " AIsL
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plans I1ned for New Buildings.

,o,as Of EaluesHA a.

tN0Mf Of fokfTsFh 81
Nsstst, cys. TOO s,Ablss fhAIiss SchmAe.
~! Aatrf ., ovn@g ANA afChIitct. cosl I.1p
Nils -. IA lss or stoib ,ard Aaior estate,
Owner td~in Nubur i'si ID Az. archi
Nsiios st. 81. 100 > Iuvin,ton 81 Improve
uent To scao1i ~ Of Nes NotE, o~ncT
{ n } Sny der. ~Arylitsct; coat No
Hester 81. u .. between orchard and Ludlow
IS impiONrnrnt 10 schooa. same owner
aud architect cosi iso
horatlo -. a = 10. = Hudson ~ Improve
mcnt To- ScAUO. SAINT osnef aud Arrli
litl It 20 l. inpro> em.ui To dN e,ius vi
laHl a. ,or pt'al~sA. oaucf u Z MAI
lace Al - itG -. afCausct oust aO
il'ius,1hs ~ l'yfosti.en 70 l.nensn'
stem . h'Ths ~. ~ iIoui~al aren't
RTa4' 1t = ,wPfo,sn T'i, Or sn4 s,ore
J MtrrrlS1u. San, ~srrhiiert. oost rs
i9lh u 80 - "a son 'el-l.-u hN
S,iu a Hern>, in ~ hruAG~a5 arrhtccis
ous oooo
,,-r any
Iav - If-A 80 h~tsCu Ios'ssTB aqd IinA s;,i
iCh II - Ia . ~ a, Improvement To-
sCl"1i Dy q Neah - u"att, & D.
NANttf Afsa'cC $ %
III a, And .Is : uccf upr ,rH..Et o.
sala.. s.ns usIcr And ar-a.tsri 'ost ~
80 g.. o. lu,pr"Nsusut - 'Ssu.HG.
Il a ha.ers. u -; IA az. o~Ger ,
l4ug lAm. boston. Mas. aTrhtitrt. cost 100
So y. ~ tupt,Nsmeh' 10 d%stlhns
,s4.',. \ /. ownrT lostet. GAds A
GJAh n III ~ a.. 80, hi'eets cost itNo
vEsI sIDG.
we % FJfA az. s~v~s- FOsTe,rfs 1aa Ii6s So
ITa =. tnW rpfov.ncnt IN onlces ana
NYtr Ar'fcrputih >afs Deposit con
rany, rIemisr, oSn.E 40 sbIAb 4 n
rst. q licUk IT AfChitorts CO.'S Soo
N.E -, rsNp ,aF13,,7sn' ~, ~ ds.isnS'
iytnAn HIgiauI. - la.og a.. ~sIc.ltcr'.
~
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WANTS AND OFFtu
REAL ESTATE
BOARD OF Bh0stss
oF the clIr c~Tsta NosA
NO. III BR0iDSil.
WANTS.

CHAS GRIFFITH vOSTS a Nh, 90 80
Gam AN want . small farm uFaI Nsv 81
N e~IcEAusy lot a ,,.urr ta' ya. 100 IL
alNh Nu.NN rnraIy ~ H H. 60. 70 1.H. Al
house on NtS1. lytou tirGAs
, CLARrNCF pANIrs 90 II a., ana ..,
II Want Nrpnt lots In 10 usighrrrl ul Y
hpla IrHpNi ~si.tlpu> uA,r ..... .
CNss-f 1T rrANlnA''a prices
hOlDklbOf A ARu Z Warren =, want q
modern ApArm'u Au4.- co., f.r .... -
Si-, In exchange iot a ouvutovu Q , e
prtpstv
FoLSlN RROS. - P,osdss, Wan, . f.,.
houSe between - AMI oh t. V.st C. a.
lng'On ~ ~ Si.Ssi 60 tsu1 Aleo a ",
s'or double itucl.rrt or Ia rasi SIDE slu,s
ri IT
HCIASD A WHITING ~ us,Imu y 20 IA
NnNl house 20 Hiu~H Or ~ Na.r" "a
H-ithts. Va exchange for . ire ars ,sn
acre farm In hO,ssui r,Il.,. N,4-i ~
s.V
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OFFERS,

HOLDRIDGR n WARD. 4 Wafr~n ~ -O-.-
pei ccnI Investment property IN th- sa0g..l{
district rrsponsihie tenant. long lease
n l. hENNELLl a co ; IiHe ~ Offer AZ a
% fu4i building or LAsl ttl - neat Ifpa1.
way. a. 49," Also. tWr rve s'or 'sIs.
meuts In West eist u snnvlng over per ttgt
tctum On oaui', OF sos va slchAug, -
private house below SiI y
POST q NEt 81. ~. Past oh 90 -oT-f l1.-.
nee ~ - Zee, wide In tnr ~, r-'vtr- sd
ami Madison avs on thr uorA ,,1~ - tAe
street open plumbing, u4''fs po'fr al
bathroom cIieus'Cn. asking pr,c uutrT 80.
DO Also. a corner b"us "U Mao ,nl ~,
70 tAc ar. too ihfgc for prrNeut uvucr WaS
vii sci. az n TcAsonAhle pre- Alsp 90 10
an. uraT lAfk aN a ~ iuni Iut v, NIl 40
bathrooms and TIC best % oqsn E-.ahla
hssnr Pre- only tia,b~
FOLSOM bROs. rs HfoAdWs, -'fsf ~ rAst
iTl u. a me sttg double tenement IVA,
price. t.G.uu mtgc. slt,pn .,.o, uu rlJ
atk Il. a nNr tory to.hlc tenement . 81
side, rruts rAcs~a 80 pnCe, Sllss tsa
on ed o.. between FstA Nni Lrtrs'nn ~,
athtsc ltop high stoo? dwcilng pi'c al.ed.
t3nW
J CIAHFNCr DAVIES 4 90 10Th - "a VI
Ay FREE and clear lots Ia l.e Hr1rS
located on tue lApId Ltsnst rad Vii rid,
foT busneN ytupr ~ bslpS lCitou 81 ~ On
Hrpsdw a., ait ~ cash
RTLAsD a NHITtNt. S p~rs-an ~ -oTef Cd
half q mile o. waterfront. Lsaf RU'ur-L -.o,1
the.ItudSOns . S.gcrh ,iir fCf a act. - 40
country seat An. a tne conner apaf' erN
on MaGlcu A. AhuNr ID ~ Md D. Sri -
low 81. { to Close an estate A~. . wy
de,ifAbir corner lu 'Ir 9Th ward. a.. upe
Tor In r-n'rmsr' Also drSrNU'~ NJ'-T'r1ua
IN Brocslyn. staten slant IN Nry isr,e,
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Idviu Emerson. it. has obtained a
dr"r-' = divorce against Florence Brooks
tms r-og from Justice Ly"utritt al Tho
= .prvuc Court 90 ~" N'p"t e lame
lLui-dy ',"fiup a. refers NJ Emsr-on'-
civ r-~'drrr' - ~ - Washington square.
and y" ha- q cHuuiT" p'ao" uu staten Isl
and H." and no VII, separated .bou' y
y"ar aso u5'H '' l'gru'-d - 'h' attentions
q ap.thrr .lbU iH t-j Mr. lT'fNpr pui
D. az aver dvu. is he cbaIs-. a~sUa-,
bN.
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n. " ,horne Grand stand DESTROYED b, ttr~.

Cuc,Go. MayN shortly after tho last race
A. hawthorne yesterday afternoon the grand
stand vas found - n" On rr" Most nf the
l,g crowd hsd left the grounds. hut there
wstr s,ill thousands Of beln'-d ,~i-itor near
h, There vas a momrr'sry panic among
thos. remaining. hut 81 "-coped Ths frc
was bevond control ~ q lev minutes and tn"
grand ~tsnd tos"th"r Win IN" b.lttus rms
and n ldo,A. "a DESTROYED. The nor ~
oUn.r- sot 'heiI Sn,nlNls ou' Of III. stables
ard lsd them out of danger. IT. los vii
nArnnl ann nm
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Ssih ~ n = IN , s,h AZ. gptpB Conelipet, sw,th.
s,tfn and trustee. &C. W L0kr q Hruiy cytr &C.
aud Gno lrAssnold, rttys Ihrsons. y 4 q
Ssd 4. q =. isTtW 81 HN. !. tsTN NNfrfs 90 4. "a .,
tT5 n ~ az. - a. -otkirsg, ttai's ! Chrrtei
sad sno VAtts anu trUstcss. &C. - Annie Cohlsy
81 az. At.. J Nin,snt.
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The BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.
4 CENTRE or NDCHRi N>D
81 BrRBay HOMES
Property In Demand UBdsr PrsmDs es
Better Observation-Disclosures go
Factories Duiidtng In scpefs'o
C~eutres-Lots and HOUSES AcuSr.

nester rAmJportoS9
Fse,orics Buildins In separate
Ceutres-Lots and Houses Acu'e'
Since the control OF the Staten Island
Rapid Transit 'ailwsy and ferry was s-
CURED along With tho Baltimore Aha ONO
system last summer by the Prsn-yivanh'
Railroad Company property ovnsrs In hch.
nond have generally come to eshese 'ns'
that borough IL about to erperfsnon hnpofN
ant d~evelopments anecunx both ~ trans
pottation facilities and ,ts industries
The rosth Of this conviction has EiVen
. considerable impetus to real cststs 'n''e'.
rent and speculation. and the incfeas~n
a.tivity IN tho market for realty has siesuy
bs~u Justaed by an exceptional rental de-
mand for houses and BY the opening up o'
many nes factories and workshops
That the Pennsyl,Ahia manAseIn'n' mean.
to develop the possio.lities OF tram, on Sta'en
Island Il evident. Not Ions ago { :. SINS
superfntendent Of the pcnnsylvania sy,tenl
az Chicago. was Transferred To New ,o's
and made Vice President OF the etdten 's'anu
Rapid rr n-it Company.
ono OF the objects Of this NOV" wa To
Introduce the advanced ne'hods % fauva
management that have become idcntin"d
With tho P-nnsylvanla system For years
the Staten Island Rapid Transit road was
hampered by insufioient capita This Oh
-"
ard. With its chief ,rsnsportatisn line IN tie
hands ~ tn" PvnnsylvAniA company, staten
leland. like Long Island. may he aid 20 have
entered On a new period - development
Steps have al~sdy been taken 20 imrrove
inc ~rNt" on the hapli lths' 1a""Ny
Money 1, beins expended freely on the rolling
s'ooa ana on the s,a,iot houtes; MIu ,uu
tsi'oAd prop"r'N WI neiot" 'ohs na'' ~
'h"IoushIy oN'thaul-n anu
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lars" estates VIVA . view 70 ''-eh"s 'nem
IN hll1ihS lot ho'hnis U',"H'c u III
OPERATION of ms hihh u heh ny ths
WILCOX hca'y 'oNpehb
TVS company feceitV purchased w" ON
Iak" ~-tste on the SCUM shore ana Ias'