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, 1876-12-28

,oo,,tss na,.,' Insn.. H. - No. N,r,iIs.,s.
~ :. st,eus. ~ .t .sa "" s"Wem ~ .asas.,' "n,
II Is taought ne ID tue 1el'oW "ao recently
' ,a.,a.. H saua as' ~ A. no. ~
ana nal' pesldea oos"e 8escrat otnef Joos VI
similar nature.
Ju&tlee Scu),v yratcrAnv unvo Robert I,rcc),.
.u.uEe, s"sIant, @ LUZ a1ttshatlvo ., paying ~
INTO inc clty treasury or serving 1our months
in the House Of Correction. 1ie chose tho lat-
ter: The ct'al pirates James johnson and l..
u. Raymond, rerclscd SIS and 81. respectively.
j. M.Dopa1d aud Dayc Iam,cson. ccct,,ed NJ
, 1876-12-28

crt, headed by Michael Manean a. "wh!Atler",,
and tho "Drnmmcr hoy Of tho RappahannocE.
day, stating that ha sobriqnct Of ''brumn,ef'l0 l0T
1f tho 1MppAhannock arpearlng Ia yonr paper.
hts friends ail ncqaatntaAecs tuppote TINT tnc re,
apnlogizlnr fo- your reporter snte that the ettt-
clio mtant no refetti1n on him, hi was nosee Dr.
fore nc ~ d prisaner IT. hta life.
DANIEL Srl:L, r, Police jugtice.
, 1876-12-28
HYDE rANKs

A jolly slotghlnr party visited tho Hyde Park
Hotel Wednesday evening, and after good
supper and having lively dance returned 10
tie city rejoicing and happy. Those In tho
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, Mir. and Mrs.
Disbrow, Mr.. alId Mrs Gilbert, Miss Addle
Goodrich, Misses Gcrmains, Miss Patrick, Miss
Mcintosh, Miss Pottlc. Miss sollitt, Mcssrs. ".
J. Lindsay, I. E. Lindsay, C. Il, Lindsay, Kit
eollitt, !Ihon1as sollitt, T. A. Bowman, W. Pot
tic, L. l.. Donnclly.
The Christmas soclal Of tho Baptist Church
haS .s' neen postponed nnia SATURDAY.
and 1llcd With sknteEB.
EN0LRwoon.
Monday evening tho Baptist Church was
filed to overflowimg with people to witncsh the
distribution OF gitA from Tho CLr[stmos-trco
10 the sabhasi.school scholars and teaci,-
css. Tho seats wcre nit Aslesl before tho excr-
ctscs commenced, aud the ulscs and ycstibu1e-
room flied up With people who wcro Obliged to
stand The t!eo was large que, aud reached to
decorated md lllled with presents. Nj. Flctci-
CT N. Barney, Superintendent Of the school.
had arranged fine programme, conststing Of
recitatlons and singing. Mr.: q. II. Knights,
sistanco OF Mr. 1sEli Smith, md C. ii. Knichts.
distributed tho prcsents to the children and
tcachcrs. Tho little folks were delighted, mud
tIo older people seemca to bo equally well
The Trinity Reformed Episcopal Church sun-
day-sellool had Cbrlstina6-trcc Tuesday even
ing at tho Baptist Church.: The exercises we're
opened by singing, Mlss Mack presiding at the
porting to come trum santa Clnus, on his way
for the North. Several rccitattons ivcre read BY
very small folks, and at lAst Postmaster Smith
made his cntrce Is 81. Nick. At tho close OF
the exereiaeb Mr. Terpenny presented to Miss
Ennrv Mack snt of ftr1nsn* Il, hnhn1f nf tho
, 1876-12-28
THE CITY-IIALL.

The Treasurer's receipts from tho Wster Of1ce
yesterday we're Sl,3S9.
Tho employees in tho Comptroller's odlrs are
now working till Z .. N. Of zach day. making IN
, 1876-12-28
DIAMOND JOE

nIA1Tn1n .1f,rr
AND corrzs .ons,
joe Parks. "thc diamond man, looks upon
tt,o holiday sea,on an ,ecet, and he takctl no
Inv th.,otn. ha =. in a Mva,cu NJ nrurnt,vn
tears; and he ,nourncth for his shekc1s Of
Erecubacke, and, in especial, for two cubes Tor
other rcou,ctr!cat IIrurcs1 Of cryetallizcl light
which onra wcrr his entl now ara horne IN proud
trI,mnl, m thc air.. .front of m ,,nrIrcnnrcsctl
PlliFEst'nc without, and IN lack Of, any transfer
Dt equivalent vnluo to Parks.
Said Diamond Joo 10 tho Young man who
hutntlv snh,ntts NH. tn n 1f.crin,naflnr nub1,c:
In's u .oo pao, Sou xso"t an'e 20
II tho ----- batl luck followed fellow too
close. You remember tho row shout
1ow th,t feox Haya a e sna Ws now you
link that was enptEh for sny one iciiow 10 eel
in INV Ono vcar, wouiln't yoi,i bt,t - -
the baI luck seems to follow fellow, and when
tlcy Ii n r,ls hl u, and tackic lin. WIFI ii,ayo
iiycd around here for eicht years, and never
rot 60 taken IN and cop1dcnccf ps i ttitl: over
f'1ts IA la,t da nsn,e thnt yu,, ,y"s snsaktnp Of"
| "lIo / 9n, ,a if lnsryIswsT, and d, .e,l me
40 ioes most cvrrybmly.-but Iow much jid
he do you out al mid
llow p,p me- DO 17}n
nThnttk tyhnt was trvEt,r to ret 1Fouuj to
,cll rnm y sniI .fac: ho catno Ia mo yo, see.T
Ilycr IN tl,c Wcst sf.ic oftrr Thn Firc. therc
vns !, resort nf h,rmsrh nrd 40 forth. kept by
~, ,,ninnvt, in,jivttlmni Who answered to nny
nan,c fi,at mfrt l,c thrown IN at him by tllr
m, ron mi ,sHn al ,ost st'hsfrd Intn fi,r ;an,c
~ ici,, ,vhi, IL nsrhsns liz ,nost ,t.e,l nn,r,1
tfe % nnncljations of liz Apostics. Adding 10
fhis iIi, ,,nIn1,If ri fn,t that Jnhn-tLat IA fhe
modern ony-sotl scanialously bad coffce; and,
i:hnl1. III. Mans Nt:ofJsc ,Johnn Fiycn 10 the
mar, atnI Il Eoiirc ,JnjInis j to hi. n|err.
, 1876-12-28
THE STRENGTH OF THE BOYS IN BLUE,
To tho Edftof aS TAs Tribune

Dzs MONIES, Ia, Dee. 2G.-I herewith send
you an accurate list Of tho old soldicrs who arc
ready to pull out at the call of the Government,
and who will prove themselves true to tbs ilag
they carried during the luto War, and tho party
that sustained them.
The official figures from all tho posts Of the
Grand Army, North, loot up 4g7, 400 men; OF the
South, 25o, 600 men, mostly colorcd, able to take
tho field; total, IL, 40 men.
believing that In these exciting tlmcs, when
Northern traitors are i'ow!lng against the Gov
crnment ne saved, 1t may bc Of Interest
to your readers md tho loyal people ut
large to know that thcse orc still enough, trani
aud true LETT, on whose fidelity md bravery
Hayes md Wheeler may depend. and who aro
ready, II need be, to defend them asaiust all
tie horde Of traitors Tllden d Co. can bring
against thcm. BY this tah1e can be seen how
, 1876-12-28

brido's slsler, Mira A. a, Reid, s.H West Washing.
ton.st,, by tho Lcv. j. II. Knowles, viii 4. AZ.
mold, Of Yankto1. y. IT,, and Ida II. nurkc,
~ Canton lO.) aud Yankton ID. r.. papers
please copy.
, 1876-12-28

many there Ate III eael etate:
Ssl's,na fsss. 3D. 5Ss3 S ,s;ess Nv s1.:; 15GS
ks4s,.n Kan:s. ~ penn.y!yaSis; y!; 100 5$1
saw smpsic. t. 'iowa.. aS
0hio....... 80 oao oslatne.. ........l0, la7
Vermont :......10, o30Michigan. ....20, h7l
iSaassteo isaa. SS:Ne% Tatk I'D
GassashSsstn ....a0 43o Wisconsin, .S' 35S
Thu, figures arc taken from reports lately
In thu above States. which meet yearly. There
arc enough old soldiers, Of whose whereabouts
10 ono Is advised, who loft their State not be
longing to any old Eegimcntul organization,
WHERE tasy nSe now Eesds ana sooa many
veteran troops North, purity armed, ready for
my c,ne1Ennry, anu In caso OF Wnr such n1l
army could ho put IN the Held In iorty.cIght
hours after being ordered out, ~ they arc ii.
properly hanalcd, arc good for four timrh tho
number Of raw troops without any snilltarY
training. We lave. regular organization
: among colo[od people South. and In case OF
tho South ali they would lika "a attend to. To-.
That's tha reason why the South don't want any
war. Ard should a general uprising be needed
among thom, every one who could carry gun
would turn out. There Is no danger from the
gers" would get the best Of them.
6hnuld troops l,e needed, tho State Of Iowa
would dn her SHARE, and to her: coo old soldiers
site would Wheel lDo, 900 more intu line. We are
prepared fur any emergency Tint may arso to
snDport the President, In caso the traltorA will
try TO sNpw their feathers s9ain. I fur onb TO
not think they will undertake. TO bnlldoze the
loyal people North, for they surely must know
that they. would be swept from e1istcncr. 4
stttch IN time sayes nine, aud It Ia better 10 bc
ready for them.
II tho traitors are not satisfied with tho Re.
publican tarsy and thu men that saved Il, wlty
don't they leaye the countryf IL 1t because In
any other country under the sun they would
hare their neeks stretched fnr their treaannnblt
cxpressions A. traitor Is u traitor, mud will re-
snaln tsaltor. Very respectfully, your obcdIcn.
servant, james j. JORDAN.
Captain Sixth Iowa Veteran Volunteers, A4sistau
Adiutant- General Department Of lnWa.
, 1876-12-28
hEWARE QE IOQIH PQISOhS

yendcd under the name Of Hentrtnecs. Adopt and
adhere 10 tho only preparation TINT really pro.
screx the tcsth, and hardpns tho gams, fragrant
Hozodonl lis oGccts Cd decayinE teeth ara mar.
, 1876-12-28
f0n NEW YEARS. DAY,

F0n NEW YEhR'S DAY.
We hayo at our art room quite stock nf decor.
atcd material for Now Years Day wich wo have
marked down 10 lowest prices. Wpcott 4 Co.,
corner OF Adams st1cet and Wabash avenue,
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Diversity of 'piniuo ~ to the AGED
Brokers' Reputation for Truth.


In Mr.. :. v Whites suit against Daniel
Drew for $il ioo the plaintiff Yesterday before
Judge Binarl testified that IN the interviews
win Mr Drew ia ls;5 he did not hear Of the
counter claim Of f5lJJJ. Mr.. Drew had not re-
minded hi O. OF n.
Mr. Dew Was not in court 10 hear the contin.
uati =! II the TESTIMONY " to his rsput tion for
'eracty that so excited him the day before
Wan. IA. Marston testified that he mad known
Mr. Drew for ten ears. aud that his general rep
"a atom was Dad. lie hld never known hi Out
-lic II The street.
JLdge - rnatd-A man c vt have two char
aelers one Al nom" anu enc on the street
lne Wines Well. nave uuii known him In
M street, who're he Is as well KNOWN as the
town PUMP
EN.Juog, Filhian-Yes, aud YOU had hold Of
nj % as handle with wnica YOU nave pump Il
prtty well H. ugAtcrl here VA. httlr tif-
heulD betwe YOU lud Uncle DAM. ana yoI
clHmed tnai ne snould respond t. You ia tue
ine Wtue.s-Yes, and we had some lltisa-
ton, wnicn VS. lnslly settled. / have no i'll
WA against Mr.. Drew, aud only had when lie
snmael ioocock, one Of Mr.. Drew's former
brokers, tcsthsu tnat Mr.. DreN's reputation for
truth wa- good or bad Just "a the ersuns VINO
spoke If MIN were HI friends OF enehies. lilo
shnnli accept his yeIdctty.
TX Judge W. II. Leonard testified that. In
nlteeh wears dtq ,aih'ahce with MI Drew, TO
l"u never heard ms character called IN quss-
non. ,ltlols testified that Uncle DAM Was
hrifnh 'OH tcstihed ID Daniel Drew, when
NJ p'tiher, tod hitu 10 let the account OF xlsU
aghinat pr. NhlIe, his sha.e Of the loss ~ the
hocA Island speculation, stand until they OH.
bitN dhi vi. htttl Cnuiu work IL up.
Judge barnard charged the jury III the case
Presented simple question OF vsracity upon
lNe 7NNtcmeut VI Wutch "A minor question of
Tea Mist cong up Nj. brew old not denb his
ma ltedhess II 80 80 To Mr.. " hife but oaim-
ca lh " nit" OVID LIN tjl00 lhi- Mr. " hlte
'i.l n7 20 nave pad iu 49,! NJ issue thsn, L.
A. To lhe payment ID 4 drht ackuOH lodged 10
10 iie, Mr.. wire cl im- that nl giving Mr.
AltW lnp,iiahl inform itiYu uu North 81 stern
cannon slunh ire la Ter got tue beurft VI al
eft ah 20 81 hN'ut II per ttuf.. aul that Ia con
siyrla i"n ~ me itf .rm ZION Nr. Drew set aside
~" rhhi"- "i ihis t"c, fif Nlr. nlte. pen, ~.
y '"' 10 lII- CONDENSATION "a related by Mr.
W u.. u ,'Hr N Tags good aud legal con.
" ~, td o. iit' is cltilie t. tho ocA1Gi II
tHt agreement MI. D.tN sfy, th-t hr u,rsi,'t
itmrmh'r "p in- about t1- Conversation.
me IliN mus ma " 10 'tlirf 81 occurred or not.
u % uid NOT NCrur Ar. Drew Is ruttti.d a. :,
VrrIict for s!itNs, tne difference between MI.
q, inter 81 lm ami iuie.eat ana Mr.. Whites
ri Jim ana interest.
Ihe j4ij retnrDed "a scaled verdict
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mklne Nhen els fetufned from ssrsvk. ~ ,n ~
81 ~ plslSia tsis 'pSrs % pislnia N E1il.S; ma
W. e Of one hundred dogr Ssen me- s,e ys
rea 10 re itY mr. s vs,is what saw Of
,he mnornns nais sSr " resSTn tr ,s n % a an
sn r,H~ on s s0ia d Wy ahu on , h
knee
ROM &C. m r5 oi.ag sece r v no poo,a
a friend II va, not ccount OF al nee s1ity 81
~ u.i ,'e, uu' po,nuae ue was ~ ii neat ~ a,,
se,cFSi ti.,s 10 Sew Yotk igeyerta he piaistifr
uAl! ne cshe to foughS'ep-ie.
NIL" THE hh'Ess'
: I, e. 81 ialt an hour was here taken. at er
sion " W. Iicicn. DR. and Mrs. Henry I. Onack-
.un'n'iii "gP "uui1 .9ho nut very short tlme,
resume the os..exSminaton Of can't "a VUua
Nts. "r. Vhackenuos ttftiHed:
h. y Vs sseoi' s .ry a and ~ ~ ,9 s
H.. ,'r 4gem tA6,clt, our fu1iies arc On term,
ha fanny at fouana, 'ts, on he n nj Iunr '' evi
In and thu ,r-e ~ tin' ipn ~rst Wy WIZ KY
~ sw tlc rliin IN to or tirtc times aha < lcW
aNf. " nnhti,f' sit ln'tn1icrd her; sa, i,pi
krrptr' on N uay Mr. d, lli' W. M he m ~ eS'
81 -"nator n,Eer va. al IA ihc library Miss
i'uuG1' ctms INFANT oppressed ustunshuent NJ
''.,.R ,, o. '', li y pe,..n j, 1..s 'ep,r
MI ,n i,ag 'icre 'y' &C. WIN her
5 5a e1 f., l!gr mghor Tne,oe for nrle
re ir nr. pr rrlrs ( mr. ststftiil,r sr ~ ie
thaf sue uqd ucen Introduced 10 Mr. Nalc. md tn
scr paIa anew nnw,in ulc.s too ner to he sood
~ Hul w. ~ vale would be iricnd u her TO
nc pSp,r u VIZ r. pesonsi as Tx her .' to com is
nome ana 900 Womb ne forgiven. III" shii her mother
had lsiol mot II nee $40 now where hcr father had
h Sh, e., re as would say about
fur feN m nih- ana Wien The rc.urnrd ", u Il iii
ihcm siH h1I . en- IN ,rr,ed and tnat her s,.at Ma.
oc' oaf ,.i iir ~ f,, ' nr ~ ,s,i A a
Mgflr rn Irter,ipw me letter VS. dated Oct - I
me- 6 ST. IT, H. an a sla "s' a rSey wye We eer
Mr. an V.I'c'- no useSerncr be iurc Mics Nart,ntx
p'' hehN !. puicheunos tosthedi
been "1 isp lave .S,sn Wr M ANN nnn I f'"r
ycsr ev, sann,r There az so nj rcis lon. be-, " cen
, g. rSqfkeE'e to rn IN %' , PS' 9Ss ON
t,e \gs Isrh absa $3.50 me do,
ht. enid observed t,i In i.tey Il Voc ibS,, Mr. '
de- Naic ss,in re wnic VA. TIER a. s we're a,;
hius On sofa Ia % I'll fscunnent postio an snen
., re-. ~. Sam.n. by Mr n,ach,l know went uo on
We ON IN nv no'k a., home nav IN ,ior n;um
am r9i tt fiai p,y lcae Of MT Gs Vale never
del Vti.r loud III 'p"as soVI Emesn eD,d snt
speak SpAni h. ami { ella a.s'stei Us both ~ NV
CAPT Alvarez was then recalled nnd his cross
long history Of his voyages, tue trips he mad
manded, and, IN brief about everything he mad
yerS vovng in No s snu de b 1hc. ,b ne WAS
seemed nor TO nav, the sliohtcsi noss,II ~ 1n
tere't re AZ" tod the names OF books hetesd
al night NJ MIR. del Wales house, Don Quiz
ote, ~ and d number OF novels. lie then
Tread eycry evening before going to bed sometimes
annl - o'e cS some rls M lo'cock. accoor nnS
t92h,l "ss tnr c9ok. VII dti Vale retired about
iii T.ired W r r ,, "f S1 Tste o9ksa snn
Oraf woman ~. ,r' VIM Dr o., ~, ~. ~
was there twice. ~hc wi- no. there The 4 n ~
luuc sac retired Win TIE caiid very early IA the
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iiaYes nss irn|dnlouI President Reitei ihun
Ctnni ASA NiiiiiII Dictator.

NV ORLEANS, NOV. l0.-As hope springs
et'rnD Ia the human ttea ., ana a. drowning
men cutch AT straws, the people # thi. STATE
nave nor wholly gwen ~ everything as lost.
Tom Anderson, member OF tho OOad. is 49,
ported 10 have told Democrat not to worry, as
the result wouii be satisfactory to him uhe
Democrat. AUDI lnalA, something may I've
dohe h' nerc-s In cnse liayes be counted in.
these arr The a'iaws which th,s drowaing com .
huuN Is catching ,i. Ihty forget tie black
anu II iWhiug RuuDulfs iu tho river whose can
non t"Nri ms unfortunate city; ihei forget the
j. Anuei Ut hbre itIW all naTts OF the Inion
ICY lufRti ti' unacrugulous character Of tho
pa y ntitE'is lhn llil nir.is personal standing
o. the trturrius lioud, anG the thousand avi-
d,nces / ct tie X iNhlo.u- atr determined 10
~ ct lheir candid te. lu4aitng those thinxs
f'r moment. thep upic hrre to-day are hoping
az Inst hnpe, Ina b.. ten Wing, lecause ihcI
-' ardentlY win 4, mat fuuie w 5 VIII be found
+ them uut Of tutir difficulties, here are a
r." uenple more ir .e,ing AID less hopeful,
~hU ~" considering aqne-ttOl of grave lin .ui-
I nee those, hcceutN = toe newt tulo aud be
II wing "a I the COnsplr cY to cou Hayes IN
Wil proc Oly SUCCEED, are asking, Small We Ho-
cept Hayes as President under such Oircum.
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tsnc... or. con,sstius the result, have Gran, a.

stances. or. contsstins the result, have Grant a.
dictatorf
=. 1t s now firmly believed BY many here that
the issue now "a not HAYES or Tilden, but
Hayes or Grant. Those who thVs think are M
CURING Into I'll the possibilities Of the case-nre
mourning whether II u better to accept Hayes,
even N fraudulcntly elected, than to inaucurate
rev luton, and thereby at once precipitste
unlvers anarchy. IL IL thought by some that
" republcanism can count itself IN this time
against a popular majority, II can do IL again
TOUR yeurs hence. and that the time to resist ~
,ne ltestnt. lhey say that IN Tour years more
itcpubncanlsm can 40 entrcnch itself that dis
lodgment 10y the popular " III will bekan impos-
sioillty. All these and coll tcral questiOns a. e
hAlAiIve Cunalcrl tIon.
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MR.. DEL WALES DEFENCE.
rI., ,FITf RiINBOW PROTTNC 10
mr. DdLU1BLE HITNESS

mr. q TALUABLL WITNESS
me S,"' VIZ, '. ,, 80 ""s.s
4, the roushlcrp.,e Mansion Interesting
I,.,,,,on,.- I.a.vb,cr An nm, ,.urt room.
.,.,..,,., e,,,,,,.,,.c -. ,i,o ,t,,ud,u.c
. me ','m 81 'ie : ''"y 'D,',, "" ,''
NArunes Tor sJ0O0 damages against Nr. Juan
Naic. for breach OF promise and eeduciion,
.. n. ~ tined. On the contrary. a. the DAYS Z,
DE 'Arlne and interest increase, aud moro
ncr. os rcre allowed in The room yesterday
n'a o. 'n' ia, -inge the D'sn"'ns " tue ',I .i
10 a"O' ana 'i,' s'"r"s' "e,' l"ul"vu VIVA
~, " Nr del vallc. and # required the ser.
no. 'fian dozen officers TO Keep thcm 10 Or
l.r N.- Mar ncy and her sister snl mother
.,efs altlor1om at an e rly hour YESTERDAY, aud
A,4e.o.n followed by Mr.. Choitc and MIR. dol
vtie. a.d they hv Mr.. Re CHI aud h'@ associates.
Ns Martinez did NOT seem so orisht az usual
,.,.,- ..tsarsd to be consiiera j, annoyad.
~. &c, ,.le was calm. but yer, attentive, and
se h-'encd carefully 10 every word that was
ld.
VI neacn resnned me cross eIamlnatioa Of
ro. me Sn'a %, hom.sh"snsr 10 ' no ,.ng,nc
Trr ant paying hill. pa, ng wig,-. aud scc.
~ ID, ~ se ~ nv ~ r"nstk e.n.,c "" Wr d.i XII
J4.t M. 'tf,sn's himself Mn,n Ne returned 10 New
tUft We frit 60 fiit iOtci iifunswfrl. We ana not
fGV fnfr' iulg cannot how long. Mr. del
vie Two children. MERGED Tue furse
49, eS.f formed the fanny At tie Ho,,i
3r sHf.. Mary rem med n loughkc, usln.
~ Nsf tcrnut IN the luute Nhgn 81. del. Ntilr
p While we we're M ~ uzhArtp-iu MERGED he
tt'a ;l.i,narl, ~ th' Youngest shier kft,r we
~ g ,nt,p ~ LOON Ch' - ~ me ncM 90 me
',N , e,, s'"'s wi'lsAe N,-le'aa' ln
, ,no ,.nif ,,..lhfheot c, ,N,3 ia. inc
,t - W. ~ So iNH-t "hu NI'7 ,ieii tN'N.
~ ~. Ni ltu.-- W. en- h PET stlsuNi AAS"t F
~ guy NYureu 20 ',iturs "s ~, hnl-chrrIti
a., , 81, . W. dn.I, 'H htI 10 bt' Suit.'h3us ,,s
~ Lnu ll n.y. nv mruti9, h,t name. az ~ ~ W
'"isI'"f AZ ~ W ts' eult t"'n ~ ~ u
NJ, N,... ~ fanny &C hsis,s vi 9w1eL ,n9
-. 49,, '.' nm'e' "nu WI, s',.. y ~ n'i
o.. If4
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Euslntss & blnt,s.

Eusntss Gblntts.
4 NkArIi FITTED Up nlrroom Tor ssle cheap
~ lnhgood ncAhty. A. srnliut NJ.
OIACk -HITII- business for lc IN the country
ID With or Win ~ ~ Impure ~
I" HAHN tsS' - and 10 Bowcry, y. y.
I}AkEhh on Fulton It BruoAyn, Tor sale; one
ID - tue best va The clti AdHress
BnEAh, Pet Once, Brooklyn,
tlAkENi ana wing apArtme IT., store nttcd up to
- l't al "-1 west ~. sti good place, rent iJN.
4 WRNER butter st.rt = sale, dong good ,a,h
trade splendid ca ince Tor sJ.ll capital lJj Last
luu toast.
INUk SALE A oldrstih ishcl bakery ant clnfec.
= unnefy, with NJ cK an hNturc-, al NrrY loN price
Hoe alNay don, - hushr,s fN fuitutr p-illcu-
mtS Inquire al 3't II ur Ri. huo.}n
INOR ~AIG-A m.fn,e lunch counter % feet long:
akr u bar and nNturr- complete. ~ feet lon. Ia
cure Of Cen fhlhtl.o at miuany Hall.
NOR SALE stock ana natures ot boot and shoe
, Store enc D Tor cash. Inquire Al ~ Fulton IT.
INDR SALE n, ana l.nc room cheap
u luqni'r loo lOwerY.
INIH~1 -CLA~~ counters tors.le, at AZ Groeue o..
I up stairs.
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riOICE tARMS Tor sale OF 10 cxcnrg, f,rcr,
y Pt9it ". ~ 90 -tl.i efauI Tor cIicu a.
GIBSON co, q isonlrf, H.. .crse, Guy.
OI NIRl SEAT Tor salri might ,tchni.- a. .
" RYAN elc CANT lmpr1you charming hO nm
Ac.rs~i le cost So OO1. ELS rON. uwnri ., In -
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IrLAF~, rooms with all modern ltupio,enent In
j tone houses h2l DO. ald h2t Nrst ilin II
rent IL Ia 90. ROBERT NAY, b'3 West i9nh g.
ntEltES 10 LET IA aecouI sfory ,ul lniliing
" trent ana rear, well ight I'd ant sean hrtrI Al
pA al eu" IubAr'im1 % iro Nt,.ii hi lrtn >lpr a.
'EO LET Desirable apartments of2 3. ora rooms,
~ mint d IN on rhcAp rent; can be mad AZ once nj
Nos Hl and SD East nm g.. Nrrn 1T anu ~ avs.
Appi IA the grocery store, Jil East llth IT., or
tHi VOICE, ~ Fnt 7th st.
IhI itift, iii ; .s'al st, IA hIiillR tpl'..
= HWi'hf tor hh lNing, INSURANCE, ar general bus.
tt."i steam mated. Apply al iht sun ia lhtitill
ONCE l10 Nl.saus
&Cn MONTHLY for large corner eioir win
t1.@Nronm, gas, water, &c, bargain LAhL'o shOr
store 10 HalnllOu ay, South BrOVAlYu.
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RrlFl'lNL TEETH speciality rubber sets
~ nom - upAHrd sub tsniiHllY ido, CaTufdlly
httd ahd guaranteed 10 give .ausfctlnn,
j. {, KENNEDY, % Bond II.
RrIfIl tretn, -, o.. and Fiu
~ pr. MOnl MANS. h35 "a nV near 32th ST.
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- ltall made. fi.hu.
klNANAN q WALSH X, R,Wcry
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Situations Wlanl,o.


4 RF~Ptt TABLE young girl wishes situation
~ To do grucra hOuHew0rS good washer au irunrr
be-, CIV references. can Two days At as KItsors 81
s-couu nDor.
BON l6ycnr- Oh de-ircs to lelrn some ,on tride.
~ VII 60 1t term Of years TO go1ie pl Yer IN.
guire ri 81 Maiisst. u. CROWLEY.
NOI NJ. Firl wants situation IN a private f,mi.
~ " can BE- hishb reconmrndNi from ner last en-.
royvr 10 Nille' o., 2l fight front
GOOD car'i ge painter wishes situation city or
~ country Can ON OF addres, Tor Ouc week PAIN l.
LR, lNu bitccNtrst
FiH~T-GIA~S cske haker wants asltuation.
N no objection ~ tuc c0ultrr. - nnard ST.
DE~T servants for ever, capacity can ne obtained
- a. MOHl,ON r,liIO.c once, corner lltn 81, and
Skin uy.
GIRI lafelY landed wants "a situation, Is a good
~ washer aud irItcr 80 l-t Az
'l'u LAW ER~.-A couptr, llWyer u Ahuity and
4 piuic7suRN -h, nos "a success fu pr fttipc -rrks
an Opportuliti Tor lNAuCrult NJ than ha urps
en- LEGATION an ri-. nrst.. lass rtty law hrm mgJ
make an Advantageous arrangement by addGe -nE
LEN, iuS .iin' Nrw lure Pot nice.
'IND Ross BAKERS. youu. man wi.hc. q slt
utitan rs trt.rlss bread b krr 90 count 81
huohbn bu rler shop Tor two days.
WAIVED Ky IN Amrrictu wiiop. a situation
w nr houses rpcr, tIlN com HttrIt 10 tar. such
aposlon. t4l 90 adds ss llOi oNi ll'Eli. 49, nils
=" H"oh Nh Tor % dH s. plri.c ring basement bel.
WANTED M .n hm rcin WumNn. hnu-rk, eucr
W ~ houstWurk tur u suut flnlNi CiN ut country.
Ah N'tk hi lnl or ia -t roar good relrr, nee
\OI ~ ~ sn Ann's uto. 90 m oficc store or
I iWtor' Address AMflltA -, hov IS, sun orirr
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4 Young LADY tnorth Germ'n) gives lesson. Tor
~ 30 G nts. Addrcs, BERLIN, sun up.tuau Olice,
\ b. 2as broadway.