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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-11-16

The disputed States are Florida IA,
Louisiana 81 and South Carolina (7), anv
one OF which will elect Tilden, and all
for Hayes will secure his election. Both
parties claim the votes of these States,
the Republican National Committee an
nouncing, on the morning of the 10th,
that Hayes was certainly elected; but the
Democrats confidently claimed a different
result
The closeness of the Presidential cleo
ton and the uncertainty existing as to the
votes of Florida, louisiana and South Car
olina, caused great excitement throughout
the country on the 9th. Conflicting dis
patches were being received, at both Re-
publican and Democratic headquarters in
Washington, New York and other cities,
and large crowds gathered around the diff
ferent news centers, awaiting with intense
anxiety the reports as they came over the
wires. e--
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-11-16
Matrimony by the Wholesale,

LAST Saturday there was very GU
rious and unusual sight upon East Sec
ond street. which was witnessed by
thousands of people. 1t was a process
sion Of thirty-two young couples, all of
them dressed in the costume of the Bo-
hemians or Czechs-the men in short,
richly-embroidered jackets, the girls in
white skirts, crimson Jackets and
green velvet caps, embroidered with
gold and silver cord. This novel pro-
cession was headed by Catholic pre-
late in full vestments, and moved
through Essex street to, Broome to a
hall in. that street, where the thirty
two couples were duly united in mar
riage. It seems that this day had been
purposely set apart by the couples in
question and their parents and rela-
tives, in order to give eclat to the cere-
mony and inspire the parties with
something Of the reverence and relig-
ious awe which marriage rites pro-
duce in Bohemia. One curious part of
the affair was, that, there being no
priest here to marry them in the
Czech language, the eXpectant bride
grooms dubbed together and paid the
expenses of the Rt. Rev. Bishop Ha-
belezee, Of Prague, whom they en-
gagged to cross the ocean for no other
purpose than to perform the ceremony.
Another curious feature of the affair
is, that there were thirty-three couples
desiring marriage, but the Czechs con-
slider thirty-three an unlucky number,
and hence one couple drawn by LOTT
had to retire, but they were promised
that their marriage should be cele-
brated this week. After the ceremony,
bread and salt were distributed to the
guests. Instead of kissing the brides,
the relatives gave vent to loud lamen-
tations. A cynical spectator remarked
that the married couples will utter
their lamentations in the divorce
courts.-N. 7. Cor. Chicago Tribune.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-11-16
ABROAD.

| a TELEGRAM of the Sd from Laraiier.
the capital of Bosnia, says the residence
OF the Austrian Consul at that place had
been set on fire and plundered by the
| ] urks.
In reported on the 4th that Russia
had demanded the withdrawal of Turkish
troops from Servia. 1t was believed Tur-
key would not consent.
PRINCE BISMARCK was seriously ill on
the 18th. Softening of the brain was
feared.
ice French Government has recently
pardoned or committed the sentences of
fifty-two Communist prisoners.
DIR. STRAUsBERG, the swindlinE lail-
way contractor and banker, was, on the
9th, found guilty by Russian court and
jury, and sentenced to perpetual Danish
ment from Russia.
ACCORDING to a Paratchin dispatch of
the 9th, the Servian army could hardly be
said to exist. 1t was altogether democrat
lied. The roads were covered with snow,
and soldiers and fugitives were dying like
sheep.
CARDINAL ANToNELLI, Prime Minister
of the Pope, died at Rome, Italy, on the
9th. His Holiness has appointed NJ Van
Nutelli his successor ad interim.
ENGLAND has again proposed a confer
ence of the Great Powers, at CONSTANT
nople, upon the basis of the integrity of
the Ottoman Empire.
VIENNA dispatches of the 9th say the
Porte, yielding to the demands of Russia,
had consented to relinquish the positions
captured from the Servians since the night
of Oct. 81, and had already evacuated
Deligrad
On the 9Th the Russian Minister of
Finance submitted to the Emperor a re-
port on the finances of the Empire, in
which he strongly deprecated war.
DR.. WADDY, who was made President
Of the Wesleyan Conference in 1859, died
in London On the 8th
CALCUTTA dispatches of the 9th say a
cyclone had devastated the district Of
Backergunge. Upward of 1000 native
houses had been destroyed. The town of
Dowluttkan had been submerged by the
waves and over 5 900 of the inhabitants
persisted.
SIR THOMAS WHITE was installed Lord
Mayor Of London, with the usual ceremo-
MES, on the 9th.
A ST. PETERSBURG dispatch of the 9th
cave tho Ebo, Of Rhiuo bod oAroroJ ~
surrender the remainder of his territory to
Russia
MONTENEGRO has opened directnegotia-
tons with the Sublime Porte for peace.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-11-16

lana, Mo-, fell, carrying with it two spans
OF the bridge, each 100 feet in length.
The loss to the Railroad Company
will be nearly s2O0,oO The bridge will
be repaired as speedily as possible, and in
the meantime passengers will be conveyed
across the river in boat No train was
uson the bridge at the time of the aacci-
dent.
A POLITICAL riot occurred in Charles
ton, 5. O., on the night of the 9Th, Which
was quelled by a company of Federal
troops. One negro was MORALLY, and
eight others seriously wounded. One
white man was killed and about dozen
wounded.
AT Brookfield, No, on the 9th, in con
sequence of the breaking of switch-rod
On the Hannibal s. st. Joe Railroad. three
coaches and a sleeper were thrown from
the track. Seventeen passengers were in
jured.
AT Baltimore, Md, on the 9th, Rebecca
Brown, colored, poured kerosene upon the
kitchen fire. The inevitable explosion
followed and she was burned to death.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-11-16
The End of q Diamond Wedding.

| SOME years ago there was diamond
| wedding in a Drown-stone mansion
close to Fifth avenue. It was in all
respects a recherche affair-the gifts
were magnificent and costly, and the
young couple started prosperously
upon the voyage of life. After a
couple of seasons in Europe the young
wife was taken sick, and died in her
mother's house in this city. Among
the original presents was costly array
of solid silver, duly marked with the
BRIDES initials. This silver was valued
at over $4,000. 1t was handsomely
encased, and, for convenience sake,
after the woman's death, was placed
in a common packing trunk and stored
in the vaults of a safe deposit compa-
ny. The sequel to this story happened
on Monday last. when the husband,
now bankrupt, pledged the whole Of
the silver to a professional money
lender for a paltry $500. Those who
know him freely predict that he will
let the whole of it go when his obliga-
ton natures, and that he will be I'M
ableto repay the amount of the loan A
similar sequel was recorded last year
to a stylish wedding in Grace Church
only twenty months before. The
presents and jewels of the wedding
day were sold for a mere pittance to
buy bread and butter, and to-day the
parties are penniless. In the other
case first mentioned, there is not a
shadow of doubt that the silver thus
pledged will be sacrificed in like man
ner.-N. Y. Cor. Chicago Tribune.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-11-16
The Cost of Big Guns.

THE trials of the eighty-one-tun gun
which have recently taken place in
England are reported az being con
veniently satisfactory to the artiller-
lists, but it may be doubted whether
those who are footing the bills, the
taxpayers, will share in the officially
expressed qualification. At every dis
charge of this monster weapon over
800 pounds of powder are exploded at
cost of from 1925 to $3.50. To this
must be added the expense of shell
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-11-16
A poor little boy in North Carolin

a poor little boy in North Carolina
who had never owned a Testament re
ceived one few weeks ago in a little
Union mission-school. He was so
pleased with his new book that he
studied it for hours In the evening, by
the light of pine-knot fire, made to
keep the mosquitoes and sand-hies
away from his humble home in sum-
mer. He is said to have committed to
memory over 600 verses in one
month, reading them by the light OF
those pine-knots.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-11-16

"A Good Way to Mend Glass
Pound fiInt-glass as fine as it can pos
sibly be made on a painter stone, and
mix it with the unbeaten white of an
egg. Rub the mixture on the clean
edges of the broken glass, place them
carefully together, and, where it can
be done. bind together with string.
Set aside for some days Or weeks, and
one can scarcely discern that there was
ever a crack in your bowl OF dish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
p4SSEyGEPS ARRUED.

FROM LIvFRpOoI-Il s..aDSt.p C'tgof lfoUt0.i July
SIP 49, raj A. 70 I.Ilct;, MIS-. J. u. Beaumont Nj asa
Mrs ALDO &C. r-Ta. q B,l..u, j. D. Ii, III ana " -
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f 4. r. a.i hlt j, 4. i,i'"J
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brown lrIGri Da',il. the Hon. Robert tunF' H. III
cam r. g. C.utvcl IT. and Irs. CNaiNi,s n' 'hIt.}
MIST r. tuHs.y N. thlu-'N, W. h.. tli''-isl, NJ
CtsIIp,r 4 & .i.On. Miss 3 Connolly Mss \. .a"
SHAW. l.. Davies. H. 4. b.AIoy. J.. bo'r'h, VIM
Fielding r. Inr,Ham MT and Mr.. t'fri anu 'i.',
RIO Frank. ~. alt ET-. p. :. I"'h-. M. 'i'.t--
Nh. Mana g.u Leslie Goodwin, Ass GuuU"Hi lLn- p"
N.ugt0. Nr. Hc.al.Igh. J. H.T>CHti. Nl a.. Hl'i."A
Mrs Hia,ar1 Mss Add~ Y. uluNATi. iiss Meme b M
bard B,oIt iioNaTt. 1r jauHr-tl, sra jam. ' john
Kelly H. H. kTAVoUL. Arthur krr.Iaiuu, simon Levy
" Mac sod. D. D. Macleod = I. NchMHni, refer h'N a.
James hGir. master John Nu!Iy BE ~. N""u T. ;'l'5
Robinson Boron IDgtur dc >fuaTc''u' lal'h m pr,
s,uarclrus. ri. shaw J. q. ~tru'y, ~ j. swami NI. ia'
burn James Thorn, NJ. Thomson j. \. I,u hs' D. id"-
kie. lhoS. TvcI Eugene U1,l lilL = p No-'"hg NtN t
saul, Waterbury, il. \. N,'fcl, W. - iia'' .-i'
Whitney whitney Lewis elauc, The Rev J"hn "Ia
from Pr,KYCpA-re at-,raa .p crHis1. July 3'.-HI.
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StI sby M I %. .;Hd'f", IT, AlI1-r"H., = s7
Armstrong. DF tumuiafof1. e AIdflrtuu. Ha' % w.
smith, Ms f. 10. corner s. halhInt -ii' o. W
Rod j. a. RAMON. NI-. Rankin, Ni-s N.AlM."t, Mss
Harvey Mis- Iiu't. Its. Atwood H. yum ht- t.tl
j. i,. m, j. 4. lhtNei, atls
S.st1'tz. Mrs vs.. s Pension, Miss s. i'iisinu.
LINEEFNtlf'. s'eIH4....p fff's Jl.! air-N ''.
Was,I.tfr ST. ustg.y. I.. IAraa. I4..'fI. SD III
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01

called by the learned counsel for the appellant They
have their contentious with wealth OF learning and
ability with the importance OF the case we
shall respond their propositions without restraining them
THAT the claim Of the United states not proved
in the bankruptcy proceedings in questions - qulJc
immateria this case. United states agt Heron,
20 Wall, 2l5, Harrison agt. sterTy, Cry go
nershp effects Of Cooke, McCuloch Co. before nng this
bill The bankruptcy of the American partners dss0N ei te
firm Of Cooke, McCuilOCh Co, not only "a 10 themselves
but also inter 10 the solvent partners. IN NJ
son agt. Hin How, l27, this Court heid udt
the creditor Ot 2 partnership may proceed az law
against the surviving p9rtner in the first IN;
equity the OF te eceed
Tor MN exhaust
remedy a l2w against the surviving partner before Iioct
equity AGAINST the deceased To the eno
Thorpe Jackson Young and Co'tr Elt, 90, anu
Wilkinson Henderson, lSt hylHc ana n JSZ; E\tte
Clegg CoXs Cases, 3I2; Camp aSt Grant Il Conn a.
Of equity VIII not entfrtaln thc qUesuon OF
MAJ shaling assets unless bOih iunds are ,%u.u
the jurisdiction and control OF the CONT adams Equity
Amer Ed, note; Dcuham agL Williams, - ''tIEi'
3l2 see also Walker ACT CoyaT >0uth Carolina y ~ q
DodI agt SNYDER 20 Illinois 80 Herman agG NkNau
al, BAN, 3O4 Nodtfsr
Watts 4 - 90 Eeyner act. Kcyner, Watts, 2fl ~
Judgment law recovered against copAl tnersh
Ile separate property Of each partner Is dikc Ha,"
10 execution with The property OF the partnership
point under cuuSde!
ton II there could otherwise be doubt on the SUBJECT ~ Is
rpoyed nv the two statutes. ThcH dukIapt law declares
that the United shall be first paid; the fifth section VI
the statute 1897 eudytS that where there Il dtut
and hank shall have priority or PAYMENT
The Court below committed no in hong thai te pre-
ference OF the United states creditor ~ Cooke, hC,'
loch applied u the separate and individual estates q" e
bankrupt partners IL ig sufficient % say upon ihs SD'.
Of the lduis
support Of the opposite view ovcTlooks the us
effect of the statutes. The deere" OF ;hc tCUt
Court IS air med. Mr. Justice S"&yhe de'oie" Inc oPu''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
DECIsIONS-JULY 81.

Common Pcas-Specal TGm-By Judge Van Hoe
seu.-Averv AIT CNiiiaMs.-Stc mem. Stulhg afI flu
ausch-NiOtion Granted receiver appointed range ar
PrOGer.-TaYauon 81 clerk affirmed s,e mem MhIhL Ht
Kuckcrbocker life nS CO. Eeeiec appointed NciheI ds
O'Irion-RCCciyoJ 6YpoHt1u.
N1riae Court 49, Cha93berS 49, Bv Judge Goepp.-
Orrplcr AIT. Characterization granted opinion Hi,'
Hernandez aC Sayignac; Manchester et NJ aS GaNlL
ivddv art StT1us-Ste opinions fled The German iAthHsc
Rank ai1 Rode samc AIT sane.Soton granted with go
costs tirl,wcd act substituted ofcr o a'jlch
ncnf SciVazausky ggt Arnold &COrcr 10 appoint Jchu
r. TYLER levy agt GsiltnEcfOrttr t. amend u
derf.kuR EavuoldS AIT salmon o albTier denying NO
Ion Tor Judgment Price agt NiuctUt.D der opening o."
fault Peterson act Ifocb-prdcr Tor Judgment sc, NC
prescott act G9uoug Goodwin Dennis 81 al ADAMS
act FITZGERALD ~uy Ger levin Vail ~ al ag tHlk M
Wilson agt The Oriental Bank Crosse art era! aII''
AIT. ErESD-O'icfs signed.
BY Judge NCA dan.-B.rch agt IleWtlltl SEQ opinion
ed Ia t'.erl-'s Oh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
poRr or NEwIonE .........

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PORT vi FL"-i'-.'' --.-''''''-'- - '-
tLihk'@.
steamship frlugOug. itiTE initld0N. j T. amos.
-s,sru..i.p A. ~urfs. liI4ltli.i ai' manu-
l.fg.t.r a.siE. il.tyI, It.i. l'l '-
I4r. mai ac Jl.Ou ibI EtlJA PoTau ll-LNe, 4i-lu,
y H..Ir-ly Ir
RAM Nsi,.I J,vra Genoa. iisiy, ED,flr u. squire.
i'm, Dang RI..L.,0ua. itycTuvp '-... hplfi.'a.
PGK -,pau. II DNp.., Iyc.seA, I1hti %'iN't' l' "i
deI-. FuucI, .-Ire O. 60. ......
Bark Lyda 'tld'A .Hrh I"'' h'..''I o f ,..
Huh- .8EI 'inh, 'tol6'i'"' '' i"-' juan '.''
be-
SIN, G. F. -huIt.a Young. Bridgeport l. j. cray.
-rIr / sfel f.t Yui,Iy. Baltimore. " ia t-tla'l..
son It-laa Iguu ruca-. lU, co.. ~. H. Ja.a-l 'h
.,,r Statesman atom -ulisg N. Sc. t4.H 'ss'iif'
.t.-. .f..,lt.. tlrl,tuU. lAlI4.tl, So IItue
pi,,.i, 49,
son t,oIre Esut Slltl. luIld't lDla, Geo IT, squire
rare C.,s.rclse Elts. Philadelphia. jas. nana-
ARRIVED.
st.,r.r I,'y Cgr webster. IiverTool J1ly 10. and
Ct',.,'.. .tl 81. 81 il.-,. 4s-. Co. b. NJ. Hunt
Sts,sn>!p Civ - Iuu.I,.i fBr1 b iH"-y' 4L'tti"H
July ~ with ui--. ana .I-s 90 ioHl o. Dale. .,-.
~, am !p d. rune. .,-.t hEuo-fi, Antwerp Sdl l'
Win uaAr. aau pass. 90 lu.cI. Liyr% 'h ..,
steamship tiiaIt,-toa s'fI', 'hulsi"h jay 20 VIII
m,se. and pass 10 lar \" QuiltaId d. g." ., . ,., ,
Slp litlftllt '.'it.' 'i".if i''' % 80 p ''' .
snip j.. W. al-idh wi 'a'n'il '."ll 10 4r.' l'''
Juus 20 No ballast - tL'h'-n at .d''s ii''- l. ,'''
EIE taI"h '''EI. -'i'n' ''i'.i'' - l'l' i'''
Euk I.usI. J.. 'At-l I'-li' "fl 40 "a ~ WIN '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
THE WEST POINT SHOOTING.

John H. Rothelin, the West Point soldier
who shot the haekdrver, Washington Putnam ON JuIy
& WAS before United states Commissioner Osborn yoter
day and was rcmauded Tor further examination Oh sat
urday RoQelin expresses confidence III MS a'qa''al
He saws that lie cannot account for tie manner IN which
his n1n was DISCHARGED bat declares that Il purely
accidental Ills explanation OF the affair agrees win
that published IL Tax TRIBUNE lmhcdla.tI! aver TIC
Shooting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
Brooklnn Real Csials for Sale.

| OW-PRICED LOTS FOX sale or LfaSr', TO OF
1 .,rr,. Fguug,rrs I,iucr..s Chemical M".ss
Ir.''r . iuduc A--o, at,uu ,biDrse' % e, VII
yrIlttat waterfront g'sp bloc - sUltIuie Tor n"th' V
Sga.tu cree. 1l.t River. aan.hE 60 ~ .
r,YLl,u. terms easy. LOf gage win 't.'iH rAI-
Stfs t1riy improved Apply W =. H. 9ghlIsFtIlN l'O
~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
CIVIL NOTES.

Henry NJ. Harding broker IN business at NO. TO
Deavers was adudgel before Judge Saniod in the
s,,rior Conrt spec Term yesterday tie testimony Of
Dr. " llliau A. Hammond and other witnesses
The will of the late Alderman Lysa9ht was stered
for Probate in tie surrVgaes Office yesterday The entire
vprty with the execution Of 900 sister gwen q
The widow Mary estate IS csael To De "oA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
Gin propcrrn 90 Ecl.

rl'D LETLin Seventy -uintb-st.. between tli-t
Z g.t -...,u.. ..r... I...ui.I iFI.,H ILAI~. t"It
uu .,rst.. App.s -t .-G i-st s'.H e.
rI7O LET-Bcaudtul b'irk COTTAGE, Nc.
5Lg I.f ..lst. rli. $50 month. IIy 'u ulyilt',
o. b.. kTIrATHirE. $40 d. '"tlrt
IVO EENT-Src.ud floor, 5of ~iXtl-1ycr
good .,a,r ba..u.n' .2il ir''.e ''.'i. .'r noe
f...g. vf Boz. r,r.tN reasonable terms AI}. 'H '..
rl s, DriJf, lU q No. Il -. j. JAIl-, 10 fulton IT,
80. ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
miscellaneous

EUROPE! ASIA or AMERiCA,-An Amerl-
H gentleman, educated In Germany and France desires
the position OF INTERPRETER, TUTOR, COMPANION
CORRESPONDENT, PRIVATE SECRETARY, or BUSl-
NESS AGENT twice abroad in this capacity giving entire
satisfaction having visited Ireland Scotland England Franco
BELGIUM Holland. Germany. switzerland Denmark. Norway
sweden, Finland Russa-includiug the Caucasus aud tho
Austria, Itay, &C. &C: very best refer
Address W. H. r. Of Mr.. Charles b. SockWeu OF
Tiffany & CO.. Newl0rk.
GENUINE ROCK ASPHALTE.
~ THE ANGLO-SICIIIAN ROCK ASPHALTE SUP
PLY COMPANY Omitted, Offices IL AMI 10 st. swithans
lane london ngsu prepared to supply their superior
highly bitulinOG3
rock ASPITALTE
al 10 shillinVs per ton,
free board IN Sicily per OF 500 tens and upward or
delivered at any American port at an agreed rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
JurnlInrc.

FURNITURE. Carpets, Mattresses, &c, cheap
! Tor uash-At CONFi FfuHAIl-. 100 an' l't go '.au
st three 0ur-tofy huidmgo and Is large N"'ti''' ',
latest style goods Euittu auc ul--l-t a-r >u'H f'''
aud walnut, .l- 20 $3.50. Tap bGusa'i', u
acc, Red Cheek and White Canton Mat
~ uug, Fancy iutiu-A usaln Carpet, h.m '''' """
upWItdh. Cloths, Cloths itItrr-, 't-h
ANDREW LE-t .N a. Coz. "tl bt'f'Na''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
Heal G5lalc GO C,chau3c.

CITI and COUNTRY uuIucumhcrcd P"pP-
I.-U-.N. .Hrt rrry desirable tu ,Arl-u-r t'f 10 I'D
lE,... PItDPluEl u.IIl u'.sig,d At IAN" 90 " ''''
80, o .K1an ~
tgR HUDSON >T.-NaIuahIc IEASElluID
A.F1sI FOR SALT oT EXCHANGE Cor Wo,i.h''i,r @'"r
,.f.. Oh ITuI4asr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
Connlrn properln Go ftt.

4 PLACE in perfect order cont Ii.ins h'r
4 l,- 900 pI,Isrl % aITl.s auI pears t"'iI., car
I.I-. ali other uIai't., 90 lui.N' 500 ''
chester Co, 10 .c,, 600 year d. G. iiA'iLAND 40. d
L"a'p.
'EO LET CilEAP.-Lu-c country XII
I pg.tE Shrewsbury 'E,f, u.r minute, Walk ii'in "'
,Yi. .tuir-t CIIA-. LLlDHluS, i.d H-is -'e"I'I'''
rgvO LET-Fuui.hcd-Ei"ca COIN IN
4 Ef-IraNC.. n h.f.'.s l""l'u iiI w." o.
f-;lrd sound; ,lrut ilcs iiVm u'y. EtLfNp 4" VIII
I-D, H'rkoJn-at.
r1'O LET-Un Crntml-ayc., near Nhli1no
Bridge 10 .rltu Railroad. i'r., iu'h-1. ''''' WI
l,s, strr AND .rI.- PLENTY col fruit lu -,'u' AllN
10 =. a. NaLa,.li, g., ~ Aadi-'na.".
tvO LET-A BOARDiNG-HOU-E ON me
-IuH. lur. River: viii accommodate o. b. 'l'i't '"
n. $50! 500 a u,d.af.l. applications are 80 nCu'.' '-l ','
u.uut., iuc depot eilui location i't l' ''.
.ul l,a.s U,.r FirI,u. Apply - 4. Il'At vN 1901 ''
~.
rs'O LEr-Uuul May or longer, on basis ni
$50 rniuris ned, o. TOO mosy furnished VIZ . I' 'i'
horse rui .,.-, tr4. COTTAGE ii.~iIl't co. y "' -
stable acre rrrH Iu shade lawn and hr"i.s ''ii i' ~
il.. s,. minute, AJAX fGu West tilh,I D.. d. l'''
Central a. a.. oi y. D., ana 90 uIuui'- io' s u'!'
i.iu, loot 81 IiprIil--i =. I. Ca ava Ni'' ~ Jus"
Iaysu,uts near, healthy location la-n' .' IL .,.
Careful parties amply 1'It "fra Ih ih' p"mI''' 20 ~ '
on y .H, Room q. No. SJ-rah ~.
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REAL ESTATE.


OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ES1AlE lfsANSh''i'''
SEw-YoRK CITY.
7ithst s. 25 {. 10 Of s23 500
Hstst' 22O II o. 0aa'e' 70 900
312ye W :. - y o. - atf s 1000
MonIors n between Market aud Plkests, -fNiV' ,,o,
y Lorenzo 10 = hcNiI.. '''''
5sthst n 4. 25j II o. 2dayc 2JXlOn4i Laales ,oo
LITERARY Institute Of - MARY "a " atitrg oOoo
Nonro,st 5, between Market ana llko5ts %JAloV o,
'"h'i"'
1siaye " corner Of 1sts 2'.oN.'' May oi'o "a 600
5Jtlst, = 81 IL e.0f 4thHye, lSE14; also, 4UlaNG
es. 7l.JNlOJ t24th ward; Mm II healy 20 r. -,
SChOtt s-,-,r1i
same property: Chas Schott N n X f.ay '"lA"'
3d-ye corner OF @Gth ST. 2i.S xll2; " Lo'N' l., o,o
referee, ! A Adams '''''
BroqnGs1 $ No - 2oN0si Il 1890
Q9d Il 20u II 81 jthavc, 2'XlOOi D w t'fA'' ,,n
rei,rrc Fuiiar3nt Ind Bank 81 f'VV
7haye G q, K @i l"ls's, 1850
h2ye f 70 Wl Si ~, isg' - 1900
liGsi 45"G II o 81 \ and ctiars $500
IEi~H-.
Nos 49, &5d and 1873 cha'hams years, iis"y $1,000
lslaye e corner corner oi I@'N''' years = 1870
tOM,lHLJ j. 4 SA' A"4r b'Pu'S '''e-N'~''
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puaness Cbanccs.

CHARLEY ROSS.
" Wanted, GENERAL AGENT with ctpltll, for New
York and vcuitv, 10 handle illL FAIIEHS STORY Oh
CHARLEY Ross ihc most touching and according s'oy
in the annals - American history.
Must understand the agency business. rare opportunity
foI q first class party.
joins L. POTTER & 90. Publishers,
lhilIdtlphia. Penn
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pcnll5trD

GONETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTI-
}, FtL'-My Rose Pearl Plates indicating color and sub
stancc for artificial teeth excel everything heretofore Of
tered Tor beauty strength and Ctuess needs only 10 be seen
10 De apprccBted made IN day. and only so 70 go per
Set Cali and Also. best Rubber SETS from $40 10
80. Gold and Plaiua, SIS to SO Extracting under gl'
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Gonecs ano farms OauicA.

rNARW WANTEp-Of about 80 acres. on
! easy i,rlu. oIu.u 30 rh., '. SEES ."f. Al. f..,.
WIN i paf,4tT-. terms, Sc. a. :. A. E'A li Ii'ane
VF-ANTED-To LEASE, % small furnished
~ COS Stay HOTEL. possession I.. ~ iF .''.. +.
tE.t.. -faf.. f.rut which lsg,t us moderate, d. d. -af
add. Nt.-I,I-.r.