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— iages I The “ Judge’ s * Second Prize Offering ALP OF THE Grant Monument Fund. Teo werks still remain before the clase of the contest In have a crease to the fund, and ‘amit us, od particularly to the matter’ of distributing a) fe Fund circulars Remember that the more pero ‘rsted in the con" eet be derkied ‘ating Une Cinaene ie latter, and should. therefore do your level ‘he list of contributors. Npeak of the con to your friends, hand a circular to your hort, do anything that will serve to bring | ———- mntrita the fund and another layer of pecuniary tris to the aid of the monument builders WHAT OCR FELLOW WORKERS ARE DOIXO- April 16, 190. \en -—Vlease send me about two dozen circulars, il distribute to the best advan Yoursete, St. CITY. Peckville, Pas A Gentlemen Please send me 73 circulars of Grant Fund Cumpetition. Yours very respectfully, FE. B. HIORNS. 1, Gente:—Please wend me 100 of the eile whic Twi drive an try and help the fund to ine ‘Yours respectfully, WIS. VAR TAssE Kings B ing subscriptions have been received up to five . Apell 380 Ste ‘a SCPoriune Mew Harelet wend SY: Lange HP, Mai Brown Walter W ole Ti. ew vatributen 0 oeate to the Grant Fund direct: PACKER’S TAR SOAP. “The Ladies’ Favorite,” for all toilet cleansing and purifying purposes; for prevent- ing chapping, chafing, comedones, or “flesh- worms,” and other skin affections; for curing dandraff, premature baldness, itching, acne, ete.; for correcting the injurious effects of cos- netics, and for washing the delicate skin of infants. Unequalled for shampooing. 25 Cents per Cake. Druggists or THE PACKER M'F'G CO., 100 Fulton Street, N. Y _ LEADING HOTELS. ALBANY, N. Y. | KEELER'S HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, 26 and 28 MAIDEN Lang, ALBANY, N. Y. DELAVAN HOUSE, T. E. Rogssiz & § Fre omnibas to and from all boats and Saratoga & Lake George tral STANWI ALBANY, N. Y. Strictly first-class and ‘com nplete in all its Sppotstmenta. C. QuacKeNBUSH, SYRACUSE, N. ie VANDERBILT HOUSE, ‘The Leading Hotel in the City. _P.B. Braytox, + Proprietor. _ Manager. BF, | BROADWAY and 40TH sT., LEADING HOTELS. NEW YORK CITY. BREVOORT HOUSE, FIFTH AVENJE (near Washington Square) NEW YORK. 0. B. Linsey, - Proprietor. BARTHOLDI HOTEL. BROADWAY and 23D ST. (MADISON Plan. J HOTEL BRUD 200 Firru Ave, American Plan, RENDON HOTEL, STH ST., NEW places of amusement. ‘ebroncan p plana COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, — COR. CHAMBERS ST. AND WEST BROADWAY. CARE.) NUE HOTEL, 23p STREET AND BROADWAY. American Plan. FRENCH'S HOTEL, Opposite City Halt, r mi OMce, and adjolning Brow ee M ne YOR __ Rooms $1.00 per day and upwards. GLENHAM HOTEL, (bet. 21st and 22d sts.) New York. B. Barry, Proprietor. GRAND UNION HOTEL, Opposite Gnaxp Cestmat Derot, Forty-Stcoxp St, Booms $1aday and upwards. Baggase to and from Grand Central Depot, free. European Pian, HOFFMAN HOUSE, ~ Broapway & Mapisox AvExve, C. H. Reap & Co, Proprietors. HOTEL ABERDEEN, Broapway, corner TWENTY-First STREET, Firta FIPTY-NINTH sree A p Broapway, New York. | American and European Pla Again under the Management of M. MURRAY HILL HOTEL. 4ist STREET AND 4tn AVENUE. nd European Plan, ANT HOUSE, BRoapway aNxp TWE! NTH St., New York. v8 & Pierson, Proprietors. ‘ON SU ARE HOTEL & HOTEL DAM. UNION SQUARE and 15TH ST. EUROPEAN PLAN. Dam & De Revere, Proprietors. WESTMINSTER HOTEL, Cor, Srerrestn Strert & Invixo PLACE w. G. Sctienck, Proprietor. BOSTON. _ ~~ STURIE GLOBE HUTEL. American Plan. _Dickissoy, Bacon & Ettis, Proprietors. ROME, N. Y. ANWIX ai ROME, eA, May, Proprietor. _ SPRINGFIELD, -1 “Mass. MASSASSOIT HOUSE, SPRINGFIELD, MASS. W. H. Chapin. HOLYOKE, Mass. _ HOLYOKE HOI HOLYOKE, MASS, Near Mts. Holyoke and Nonotuck. _Grorce - - HOTEL BRUNSWICK, American Plan. HOTEL VICTORIA (European Plan). Barnes & Duxtxe, Proprietors, Ps ARKER HO Joseru H. Becasn, can, Bove O. Puxcarp, “THE VENDOME. COMMONWEALTH AVE. & DARTMOUTH ST... BOSTON, S1A8% CH, Gurxeizay & Co,, Proprietor JERSEY CITY. TAYLOR'S HOTEL, EXCHANGE PLACE, JERSEY CITY. European Plan. G. B. De Revere, Prop. Giunent JOHNsos Proprietor. “|The only Oi Prepar BUSINESS INDEX. Jevor endorses the following houses as worthy of the pa tronage of parties visiting the city or wishing to transact business by mail. BELCHER MOSAIC GLASS CO., 12) Fifth Avenue, Manufacturers of H. P, BELCHER METALLO-MOSAICS. ‘To be had through any Decorator or Architect. BOOKSELLER AND s ATIONER. . E. GRAN ‘cat &M Street, New Yor! When Caltfng please aot to bee Sr Orant. BROOKS'S SPOOL COTTON. (Gince and Soft Finish.) JONAS BROOKS & SONS. BULBS, SEEDS AND PLANTS. Ofohawk Vi THE A. CALIFORNIA WINES. _ D. RICH & CO., 735 Broadway, New York. SS AND EARTHENWARE. DER & DERBYSHIRE, poper Institute, CIGARS AND CIGARETTES. R. ULMER & CO., Potter Bulhling, corner Park Row and Beekman Street. COTTON DUCK (Mrrs.). BRINCKERHOFF, TURNER & CO., ___Wo Duane Street. DIAMONDS. , BAREMOR! sau Street and 2 “DRY GC ODS. H.C, F, KO & €O., Gth Avenue and 24h Street. GLYCEROLE. CHINA, GI RE ather Pre- For sale in First-class Shoe establishments. THE, BEST ASSORTMENT OF , PISTOLS, FISHING SPORTING GOOD: C, RECHT, 18} Bowery (corner Delancy GUNPOWDER, AMMUNITION, & HOWARD G. <LE, AND 1), New York. LVANIC SHIELDS. GALVANIC Co., M4 Broadway, corner Sth OPTICIAN GALL & L 21 Unlon Square PIANOS. SOHMER & CO., rteenth Street D. H. GILDERSLEEVE, 15 Rose Street. “(Printers of Sovoe) SAPETY FUND INSURAN NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, _Xo, 13 road SILK, LACES AND LACE GOODS. A. G. SENNINGS & SONS, and 64 Greene Street. SILVERSMITHS. GORHAM MANUFACTURING Co., Broadway and 19th Stree eo: WATCHES AND JEWELRY. TIFFANY & CO., pekoeeee Oe VILSON'S ADJUSTABLE CHAIRS WII Remove, May 1, to. New York. (LIST CONTINURD NEXT WERK.) S¢h BROADWAY. comicbooks.com