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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-20


~CHEYENNF
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
D. MCLAUGHLIN, Ferguson street
BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL lRh, .rrst
STEBBINS, WILBOR & 60,
Ftgyt. on street
BAKERIES.
UNDERWOOD Il MCGRFG OR,
Enterprise Il k1y
BILLIARDS.
JAMES BRENNAN, I6tA street
BLACKSMITHING &C.
II. HAAS, Thomes street
J.. NEABDN, T.oues street
BOOTS AND SHOES.
STEPHEN BON, IBfb STREET
G.. +. THOMPSON. mn street.
LEATHER & FINDINGS.
STEPHEN bON, lGM street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
G. l.. HOLT. Po@ro6iee R"i6irg
CLOTHING.
X. HEBLMNN, I6lh street
Marks y MYER, E,ItIV street
UONFECTIONERY AND SODA
WAT ER.
;. II. WOODS, Eitty STREET
DRY GOODS.
MARKS y MYERS, Edfy street
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
:. II. WOOD, Eddv st.rsf
W. J.. COAKLEY. IGih sfreoi
FURNITURE.
CONNERNE u WARREN, I6h II
GROCERIES.
E. II. LEIsEY. 1871 street
PEASE d TAYLOR, Fi7gnson ~.
|. = WIllPPLE, Et7yuxOn street
UNDERWOOD Il McGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery.
L. NAGLE, ferguson ST. eel
GUNS, &C.
FREUND d BRO. EdIy street
HARDWARE.
II. HuUSMAN, Ferguson street
+. SLWEIKERT, I6th street
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
MEXICAN HOUSE, IGfh street
OVERS HOTEL, Efhiy street
EAGLE HOTEL, M street
ENGLISH HOUSE, I5tH street
RAILROAD HOUSE Or. Depot
PLAN FERS HOUSE, 10th Street
JEWELRY AND WATCHES,
IOSLIN Il PARK, 1914 street
D. MILLER, nm street
LIVERY STABLES.
w. NJ. WARD, I6h street
r. G. MAYNARD, 18th Street
&. W. SMELL, 1871 Street
BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS.
!. C0RKISH Il CO., I7th-st.
DAWSON Il HAYES, Iah street
LIQUORS..
f .NAGLE. Nm street
l.. MURRlN, I'M Street
MEATS AND VEGETABLES
+. LANDAU, l7M street
PAINTERS.
OVREN & ANDERSON,
Ferguson street
j.. +. FUTILE, Hill street
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. a. j. HOGG, Eddy street
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
CORLETT q STEVENS,
Ferguson street
NEW STAGE
AND
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FURNITURE.
CONVERSE n WARREN, 1871 II
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DRY GOODS.
MARKS y MYERS, EH,iy st-cs{
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
G. l.. HOLT. P0sED5irr RaiIoiy,g
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UONFECTIONEnY AND SODA
WAT GR.
: II. WOODS, Eftiy street
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CLOTHING.
+. HELLMNN, IBfh street
MAkhS ~ MGER, EshfiV street
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GROCERIES.
T.. il. LEi5EY. 1871 street
PEASE q TAYLOR, Fi7gnsOn ~.
|. . WIIlPpLE, ES1gHxOy street
UNDERWOOD T. MCGREGOR,
Enterprise Bukr7,y.
L. NAGLIS, ferguson 81 eel
GUNS, &C.
FREUND d BRO. Eddy street
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J. j. Savillc. L S Indian Agent.
Martin Gibbons. lhict clerk
Sheridan NJ. Brltucy, Commission Click.
Spirrpn I. snow, Agency Ply sIciun.
George kuOX, Postmaster.
TRADERS.
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TO
DIRECT CONNECTIONS MADE
AT OMAHA
With the Chicago & Northwestern, Chicago,
Rock Island Il Pacific and st. JoEeph 4 Cnuncil
Bluhs Railroads and Missouri river line Of Pack.
cts to and from all the principal Eastern and
southern cities.
AT CHEYENNE
with Denver Pacific Railroad for Denver, Cen
trail City, Santa Re and all points in Colorado an6
New Mexico.
AT BRYAN
With stages for the great sweetwater minint
district.
Stages leave on arrival OF Union Pacific Train,
for Salt Lake City and southern Utah.
AT CORENNE
For Helena, Virginia City and all points ii
Montana.
AT PROMONCORY
with Central Pacific Railroad FOR White PInt
Silver Mines, Sah Francisco and the
principal cities in California. Nevada and Idaho
convenient points along the line.
Sc Pullman's Palace and Sleeping Cars {
company all trains.
For through rates on freight to Montana, Sweet
water MINI and other points, apply to
II. BRONSON,
General Freight Agent, Omaha.
az Purchase tickets via Omaha and Plat,
Valley Route.
T. E. sICKELS,
Genn SUPERINTENDENT
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latter place on the 23d inst and was killed The hnd
ing Of the jury accidental death
Julia Smith, sixty years Of age, residing in ll5th
street, between Sixth and ST. Nicholas avenues, died
suddenly at her residence yesterday morning without
any medical attendance. Coroner Eikhon has been no
fed.
Eliza Sinclair, child four moths old, died yesterday
morning very suddenly her residence No 9S Hudson
street, without any medical attendance. An inquest
will be held next week.
Information was received at the Coroners' Office yes
terday morning that Theodore Schuer aged fifty years,
aSwede, residing at No 50 West Houston street had
committed suicide by taking poison deputy Coroner
Cushman found that Schuer had died from natural
causes.
John O'Leary, aged fifty years of No 2 430 First
nue., died yesterday morning his residence without
any medical attendance.
Mrs. j. Hogan, aged thirty three years residing at
No 80 Washington street, died yesterday morning. Dr.
j. Merrill, the attending physician, reports the
that Of one exhibiting the symptoms of black vomit.
An autopsy OF the body made yesterday afternoon
which revealed the fact that Mrs Hogan had died from
natural causes.
The inquest in the Of Michael Connolly, who it
is alleged kicked TO death by two of his Keepers
BackwelFs Island has been down by Coroner Gro
kcr for Friday next and will be held ut the Coroners'
Office in East Houston street
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A CASE OF POISONING.

Information was received yesterday at the Coroners
ONCE that Emil Capcl Frenchman, aged thirty seven
years. in dying condition, having 1t is supposed
been poisoned by mulatto female named Lucy Bedel
with whom he has been on terms Of intimacy A re-
porter visited the poisoned at his residence No
l42 Forsyth street yesterday afternoon when he found
Capel considerably improved and probably out of dan
ger The latter told the following story :-On Saturday
afternoon went with Lucy Bedell lager beer saloon
on Houston street, and there we had two drinks
Shortly afterward she left the place quite abruptly
since when have not her That evening was
taken with violent pains in the stomach attended with
vomiting. DR. Lewandowsl called and said that [
had been poisoned with veIdgrs and gave emctics
Lucy had often threatened TO poison me should
leave her | did not see her put anything into the
beer, but judged from her actions, as she was very
angry with me- that she had done so. She had ample
opportunity to put poison in the beer, and sure
she did SOL
Captain Ulman Of the Tenth precinct yesterday
caused the arrest of the accused her residence No
II Thompson street, and locked her mp the Edrdge
street station house. to await the result of Capels i'll
At the station house the woman stouty denied
her guilt, and asserted that Capell had frequently
abused and neglected her On Sunday afternoon tired
of living any longer, she took live cents worth of
sugar OF lead, with the intention of committing suicide
but beyond making her vomit freely the poison had
effect
Coroner Croker took the ante-mortcm statement of
Cape, but no facts beyond the above elected. II
Ia believed that he will recover
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THE COURTS.

Judge Brady, who back from Quogue, l. l.,
where he has been spending his vacation, with the
brownest sort Of healthy look, presided yesterday at
Supreme Court, Chambers He will hold the Court this
week.
Application made yesterday to Judge Brady in
Supreme Court, Chambers, behalf of Nathan b. Hail
FOR attachment against the property Of the Bank Of
California, this city, in suit to recover $4,000 in
gold The attachment was granted and placed in the
hands OF the Sheriff.
In the suit OF John Palmer Patrick Morrison and
others motion made yesterday before Judge Brady
Tor the appointment of receiver in foreclosure pro
ceedngs. Mr.. A. c. Thoms, for the motion, read his
papers and made brief argument, when he was fol-
lowed by Mr. Michael Jacobs, who made a lengthy ana
orcibe argument IN response claiming fraud and usury
His manner of showing up usurious lodges IN mort
gage loans was both spicy and interesting 'uuse
Brady took the papers
On the 9th Of August last two Custom House IN
spectors named Samuel w. Swayze and Lcmuel =. NO,
dine, attached To the United States Barge once aI
No. State street. were arrested and brought before
United States Commissioner Osborn, charged win re-
eeving money given with intention 10 lnluehcc
hoir official action at the time when the SAID ocers
we're inspecting baggage board of the steamship
The Queen, of the National line. The prisoners
waived an examination and were held IN 5000 bail
bach await the action OF the United states Grand
Jury Edward Murray of No 16l East 10th stieet,
Eave the required bail for Syayze and John MITCHELL of
No l76 Iatimer street. Brooklyn gave bail for Nodne
Farina Giacono, Italian organ grinder, was held
yesterday United States Commissioner Osborn under
81 900 bail to charge OF attempting to pass
counterfeit dollar note purportng TO have been issued
by the First National Bank of Philadelphia The prs
pner denied his guilt and said that the note paid
him by man at Perth Amboy
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Morgan.
CAUGHT IN TIM

CAUGHT IN TIME.
Il. Potts of the Thirteenth precinct, caught two
named Philip Keenan, and Charles McCarty in the act
Of forcing an entrance the basement OF the house
No 305 Henry street. occupied as dwelling by James
Hunt. The officer picked up skeleton key which
AcCarty dropped the basement door They
both arraigned before Judge Morgan yesterday and
were committed in 81 900 bail each to answer
ROBBED ON HIS OWN DOORSTEP.
Mr. George Rothman, Of No 10 First avenue was
standing in front Of his premises about nine o'clock
Saturday night, and two men, named Charles and
Henry Fetzer came up TO him. Without any provoca-
tion Charles struck Mr.. Rothman violent blow under
the chin with his cenched fist and then snatched
watch valued at S75 from his left vest pocket and
away in company with Henry Fetzer and three Others
acting in concert with the thief Several persons resd
Ing in the neighborhood gave description of the
Fetzers who brothers, to officer Of the Tenth
precinct and he arrested them in Houston street.
Suffolk street, on Sunday night They were held in
81 900 bail each for examination
FAsTsIDE HIGHwAYMEN
Peter Ryan, of No. 235 Van Brunt street, Brooklyn,
was walking along avenue c, about ten O'Clock on
Sunday night On arriving at the of Twelfth
street and avenue five young rulllans crowded
around him, and one of them snatchcd his watch and
of. James Murphy, aged seventeen of No 622
East Thirteenth street, of the parties implicated in
he robbery, arrested, and committed yester-
lay in 81, 900 bail to answer at General Sessions.
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CORONERS' CASES.

post-mortem examination Of tho body Of II. " Ul-
enhoven, the German reporter who found dead on
Sunday morning at No % Frankfort street. was made
the Moreue yesterday afternoon by Deputy Coroner
Marsh who found that death resulted from congestion
OF the lungs and uremia
An inquest hold yesterday by Coroner Croker in
the Of Charles Gressmeyer aged fty.sx years. Of
No Chryste street. porter employed at No 20 Park
paoe, who accidentally fell through hatchway at the
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A WRONG ARREST.
BRooKLYX, August 80. 1875.

BkOokLYN, August 80 1875.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD-
Please correct statement in your Issue Of to-day
stating that H. McClay arrested by my orders for
stealing from my vessel lie did not steal anything
He was simply obcying orders in taking the goods
ashore An ovorzeaous policeman intcrered and ar.
rested him. As soon | heard OF his arrest caused
HIM TO To released and the goods delivered This cor.
rection should DC made at la Justice to Mr. r.
McClay who Is very worthy and honest sailor and Is
now nay second innto Yours, worry respectfully
u. e. sC0LLAW ", Master bark sneresbrouk
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CAPTAIN ULMAN'S TRIAL.

The case of Captain Uman of the Tenth precinct
again called before President Matse holding Court
at Police Headquarters yesterday Four officers of tho
Tenth precinct testified having been aware of the
existence Oi Il gambling house at No los Bowcry Had
1t been there they would undoubtedly have known IT,
Alter some irrelevant testimony the case was ad.
journed until to-day order secure the evidence OF
a witness who had not appeared
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invited to attend his funeral from his late residence Ie
East Tenth street, on Tuesday, August 81 at twelve
O'Clock NJ.
WHrE-on Monday, August 30, CATHARINE, daughter
Of Catharine White, aged "A years
The relatives and friends OF the family are rcspect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late resi-
dcnce, lG6 Madison street. Wednesday September l.
at one o o'clock T. NJ.
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DECISIONS.
SUPERIOR couEr-spEcIA1 TERM.

BY Judge Freedman.
Boas The Peoples Fire Insurance Company
Motion denied with $40 costs TO abide the event
The Produce Bank vs. Morton ct al Motion de-
ned with $40 costs but defendants may have days
from entry of order to file exceptions.
Doretha Schroeder VS.. Ernst Schroeder con-
drming referees report and dismissng complaint
MARINE CoURT-CHAABERs
BY Judge Joachimsen.
Irving vs. Vanhoon Cukin McCabe; Heath VS..
0ney; Metzger VS.. Berwin; vrearr VS.. Bang; oes'
treicher Hooker; The New York Match Company
vs. Levy; Same VS.. Bush-See memoranda in Clerks
Office
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PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.
LARCENY OF BILLIARD BALL

LARCENY OF BILLIARD BALLS.
Angelo Morfno, of No. 1,21O Broadway, preferred
charge of grand larceny against Po Pispo, Of No
s33 Thompson street On Saturday quantity Of bill
lard balls meerschaum pipe and SO so in currency
were stolen from Mor6no's saloon. The billiard balls
and pipe found Sunday by officer of the
Fifteenth precinct hidden under the bed in Pspoli's
apartments. Pispoli arrested and was committed
In 81 900 bail to On his examination tho pris
stated that he had intention of stealing and
that he took the property mentioned In part payment
Of money due him by Mornno
TILL TAPPING.
Mrs Caroline Brunte, who keeps grocery store at
No le4 Seventh avenue, caught young lad named
John McCary alias Rufus Farrell in the act OF robbing
the tl Yesterday morning She tried to hold him, but
the young thief gave her violent blow in the side and
escaped He was subsequently arrested and was held
yesterday afternoon in $500 bail to answer.
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FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT
Before Judge Klbreth.

HORSE AND WAGON STOLEN.
John J. Doyle, Thomas Quirk and Michael Hogan were
arrested for having in their possession horse, wagon
md set of harness that had been stolen from Nicholas
Scott, of No 2l2 East Thirty eighth street Being
Bile TO explain satisfactorily their possession Of the prop
erty, they were held for trial
CHARGE OF BLACKMAII.
William Bretherton, the veterinary surgeon Of the
Central Crosstown Railroad, preferred a charge of
blackma against John Sullivan, former empoye of
the company. Six injured horses were traded by the
company for six sound with man named Dorman.
One OF these Brethcrton says he purchased back
Dorman for his own use. The president of the COM
pany informed that the trading and sale horse
was according to prcconcerted arrangement between
Dorfnan and Bretherton. Sullivan the principal
witness against Bretherton, and, alleged lie offered
10 testify in his favor for $500. Sullivan denied the
charge and said that Bretheron induced him take
$50 from him for the purpose OF getting him in his
power aud by causing his prevent him from ap-
pearing against him us witness a charge OF having
stolen the horse from the company.
The Court made several Intellectual attempts to get at
the bottom of the difficulty and the examination
finally postponed until today, when the president and
other officials of the road will be examined witnesses
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

MoRGAS-SAFFoRD Clarksville, Tenn, August
Is, 1875, RICHARD MORGAN Jr OF Dallas Texas and
LILLY OWEN, formerly of Lebanon, daugter of Dr. and
Mrs J. NJ. Stafford Ceremony by the Rev. l.. L. Lur-
ton, at the residence of the BRIDES brotherin law Hon.
II. II. Lurton. No cards.
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YACHTS. sTEAMBoATs, &c.

NOR sALE-THE STEAM TUG MORRIS L. KEEN, As
il she now lays Pusey Jones CO. dock. Wilmington
Del. Her dimensions follows ;-Burden II 1900
TONS stroke 10 inches; diameter OF cylinder. 10 inches
boiler length and 50 inches In diameter. For
her information apply to JESSUP MOORE, l2S William
street York "a North Sixth Philadelphia
TNOR SALE-SEVERAL GRAIN AND COARSE
freight canoe Boats very cheap for cash, approved
credit Apply address NJ i. JAMES, 100 Broad
JNOR SALE OR SHORT CHARTER-TWO LIGHT
draft side-wheel steamers OsseO and Water Lily, lying
dock Harlem River perfect order and ready
for immediate use. Address l.. c. MORRIS, Morrisania
Post Office STATEN X New York.
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TOMBs p3LICE COURT.
Before Justice Duffy.

VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAW.
The following arrests for violation of the Excise law
In selling liquor the Sabbath were made in the First
and Sixth precincts on Sunday morning:-John
Murphy, No 91s State street; William White, No 20
Fulton street; John Meyers, No IS South street;
Charles Ficken No. Whitehall street, August Kuhne
No. 40 Whitehall street. August Swanson, No 20 State
street; George Klunge, Nicholas Schiellan John
Kelly and Adolph BURY, of No. 134 Elm street. The
accused were held IN 800 bail each to answer Bail
was given in almost every case.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
for the week ending Saturday, September A. 1875, whl
close at this Office follows On Tuesday IL NJ
"Wednesday at II NJ, Thursday II 30 A. NJ and on
Saturday and IL 30 A. NJ. 7. L. JAMES Postmaster
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HARLEM POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Flammer.
HoUsEBnEAKING IN HARLEM.

HoUsEBIEAKING IN HARLEM.
On Sunday night the cellar Of No 26S West 12Gth
street was broken into and coal bin robbed Of $17
worth OF tobacco The thieves, Francis Kennedy and
Benjamin 4. Barbour, arrested with the property
In their possession and they locked up In default
Of $500 bail each for trial.
MALICIOUS wINDQo BREAKING.
On Saturday night the dry goods stores OF James
Croughwe Twenty street and Third avenue Van
derin 4 Anderson Harlem Library Building, and Ed
ward Callan Co. Third avenue and 12lst street.
attacked by macousy disposed persons and the plate
glass windows in each broken and damaged to the cx
tent OF over 500 Subsequently IL transpred that
christian Schlwiser, aged twenty member OF the
Dry Goods Early Closing Association, had taken part
with others IN the outrage He arrested and held
for trial at this Court Others suspected and may
be arrested IN a day or two
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, August 3o 1875.
EQUITY JURISDICTION DENIED WHERE THERE
IS REMEDY Al LAW
raul H. Lewis, appellant, vs. Philip @. Cocks, sole
ue'"co and egatce Of john G. Cocks, deceasodAppea
.ANch rom tho Circuit Court for the Fnh circuit
District OF Louisiana Justice swayne delivered tho
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME ECoURT-CHANBERs-Held bv Judge Brady
Nos 49, 81, 49, 90 o. 119, 143 100, ls2 1856 1877 io4
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LEGAL NOTICES.


DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE HIGH COURT
of Chancey, made in the matter of the of Mar
Beveridge, deceased and in cause Ann Chase,
widow against Brunon widow-The persons claim
ing OF kin of the said Margaret Beverdge late
who died in about the month of May 1873 by their
solicitors before the I'd day of November 1873
in prove their claims the Chambers of the Vice
Chancellor Sir james Bacon; in default thereof they will
be perempory excluded from the benefit of the said
Monday, the 18th day of November 1878 a O'Clock in
the afternoon the said Chambers appointed for hear
ing adjudicatin the claims Dated this 9th
OF August 1873. EDWARD BLOXAM, Chief Clerk.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE
"A and Bedding, at greatly reduced prices at OFAR-
RELLS extensive warerooms, 4o Eighth avenue between
Thrtieth and Thryhrst streets Payments taken weekly
AnniAl,
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LNIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE FOR SALE-DOINd
cash trade, in German neighborhood good chance
for any wishing commence business Apply ut 22s
Market street, Newark n. j.
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LNOR SALE.-A FlRST-CLASS CONFECTIONERY,
Cake Bakery and Ice Cream Saloon; the fixtures must
be sold at Call address 1901 Broadway between
Fifty first and Ffy-second streets
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SEAsoNED LUMBER FOR sALE.-THE OHIO FALLS
- CAR COMPANY, Jetersonyille, Ind, having large
surplus of black Walnut white Ash Cherry and yellow
Poplar piled in their yard from three six years. oer
portion for sale ut low prices. Address above.
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VALUABLE OIL PAINTING BY WELL KNOWN
artist for sale sacrifice would exchange furni-
tnre fine of double harness. &c. Address r. A. box
SIT, Post office.
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G100 WILL BUY GOOD DOWNTOWN LIQUOR
DlUU Store, doing fairpaying business in "a large
ement neghborhood Apply at Loyds store agency, u
Broadway
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LNOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED STOVE TIN
and Housefunishing Business doing good cash trade;
must be sold of i-heath Of owner Address
HOUSEFURNISHING, box 800 Jersey City Post Office.
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q GRANITE MONUMENTS FOR SALE ABSOLUTE
yFor particulars address Ii. FIELD box 1873 Herald
office
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FOR SALE.-A SPLENDID BUTCHER STORE, IN
the best locality the side of Third avenue bo
tween Seventy ninth and Eilgheth streets
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GOS0 FOR SALE, AT A TREMENDOUS SACRI-
pLCO. fee the Lease aud Fixtures of business
Liquor Store down town must be sold once Apply TO
p. GAFFNEY 2s7la Bowery.
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DOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY.
cheap, account of going into other business
Inquire at APO West Thirty-seventh street.
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LNOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR
IL store In Brooklyn in good location, established IL
cheap for cash Address box l26 Herald Brooklyn
rnn nnic
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FINE ARTS.

A GEM OF ART ON FREE EXHIBITION AND FOR
"a sale at WILLIAM n. BLACKS, l54 Fulton street,
Brooklyn original life size painting by Louis Touissant
Of Richard Ill entcing Elizabeth to put away her
Edward.
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LNoR sALE-GRoCERY AND TEA STORE. IN BROOK
lyn, doing good business in leading street. with
three years lease good for selling be sold
the has other business attend Address i. B.,
Herald Branch Office, Brooklyn
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

DIANO AND FURNITURE WANTED-PIANO TO
IL $3.50: Parlor Suit, $50; Bedroom Suit
S75 Address for three days, CASH. box 13S Herald Up
town Branch Office
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LNOR SALE-AN OYSTER AND DINING SALOON
doing good paying business; call and for yourself
reasonable offer refused.
JAMES DENNIS 1l6 Nassau street.
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ENIRsT CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE
II Good lease. Apply to WM A. MILES CO., Office
No. 80 Chryste street.
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ENoR sALE-A NEATLY FITTED UP CORNER LIQUOR
IL Store Third avenue with without Stock. Inquire
southeast of Seventeenth and Seventh
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VNANTED TO PURCHASE-A SAMPLE ROOM IN
w good location, doing first class trade will buy
Half Interest in Address NJ NJ box 1856 Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
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A WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR
"A. Furniture, Carpets and Bedding at b. NJ. COWPER-
THWAIT OS, 155 and 157 Chatham street. i'm
mensc stock and low prices.
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DOR SALE AT BARGAIN-THE STOCK AND FIX
IL lures of well established Fancy and Millinery Retail
store up town. Inquire of TIL. FRIEDLANDER 81
Canal street