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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-08

EDITOR HUsBANDMAN: The officers in
stalled for the current quarter in Gem of
the Mountain Lodge, are:
Rev. Clark Wright, w. C. t.; Miss Olivia
Orr, w. V. T.; j. w. Chapman, W. S.; Geo.
w. Woods, w. f. S.: Jesse Armitage ST..
P. W. G. r.; Miss Katie Orr, w. Treas,
Jesse Armitage Jr., w. Marsh; Massea
Bullard, w. Chap; p. +. Gillette, w. L. G.;
Henry Gillette, w. o. G..
Our lodge is in a hourishing condition.
though we have not initiated as many dur
ing the quarter ending Jan. 31st as we us
ually do. during the winter months, nor,
can | assign any reason for il, forsour mem.
hers have been laboring diligently for the
cause, especially a few Of the old stand-by's.
And when you take into consideration the
fact that our roll-book contains AS names, I
think you will decide that Gem OF the Noun
tain Lodgehas, at least, tried to do its duty
III the community, by "raising*the fallen
and savingrothers from falling,'' and max
inc them sober and respectable citizens.
Some OF those whom, we enlisted the good
cause, am sorry to say, have fallen again !;
yet. am proud to saythat many who were
once victims of that fatal appetite, are hold
'hg out faithful andiare bound to conquer.
And, although we report but SO members
1l good standing, we.claim a great many
more by right of initiation for l believe
there is not a Good Templars' lodge in Mon
aaha That has not one Or more members
VINO were first initiated in the Gem of the
Mountain Lodge No. 6, a large per cent. of
them having taken clearance cards upon
leaving our lodge.
nave hopes of being able to make a bet
tf report at the close Of next quarter. in
regard to increase of membership. Our
rouge is working tremendously, except oc-
cas'onally when some Of ouf parliamenta-
liahs spring "points OF ORDER" when we
nave a regular parliamentary fight, the vic
'r marching off triumphantIy with the
spolls the vanquished submitting graceful
ohly TO wait an opportunity to turn the
'aoles' But, with Bro. Clark Wright in the
man. 1t is hard to turn the tables wrong
side up.
VS.. CoRwIN, Lodge Deputy.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-08

Rno. ]. C. BUDD, writing from Crown
putte Lodge under date of March I'd, says:
!. We will lose some members this quarter
by clearance card, as Go. G. is going to TT.
Ellis to do temporary duty there. They
will, I presume, join Fountain of Hope
Lodge.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-08

vur citizens of Pony gulch have determ-
:.,o1 to organize a Good Templars' lodge at
an early day. We learn that the requisite
",,mber of names have already signed the
,nplicatiOn.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-08
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,,,rore the bowl! though rich aud bright
RS r1bies flash upon the light,
8, adder coils its depths beneath,
whose lure is woe, whose sting is death.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-08
CHERRIES SALE.
G. Ed. Mckernan,
VS..
James King and
Warren G. GiT1atta

G. Ed. Mckernan,
VS..
James King and
Warren G. Gillette.
10 be- sold at shcrif's sale, ON the 31st day of
March, A. D., 1877, at the front door of the Court
House in Diamond City, Meagher county, Montana
Territory, between the hours of 8 O'Clock Il. M,
and O'Clock p. M, of said day, all that certain
lot of mining ground known as the discovery
ground in German district, Confederate gulch,
the head Of the King Gillette hume and the lower
line of the Linville ground, more particularly de-
scribed as follows: All that certain parcel of min
ing ground, being lot No. At, iu. township No. 10
north, range No. 2 east, containing mn area of IL
66-loo acres, together with the bedrock flume lead
ing to said ground, and all the tenements, appurte-
nances, franchises and property belonging on, in
anywise appertaining to said described property.
T.J. FLEMING, Sheriff.
March 8, 1s77-2-16-3w.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-08

LUG following officers were elected and
Installed in Sheridan Lodge No. 10, for the
current quarter:
y. w. Shoemaker, w. G. T.; Sister a. E..
enlaker, WV. T.; D. Cameron, w. S.;
g r. II. Noble, W. F. s.; T., T. Taylor, z. w.
=, W. A. Means. w. Treas; r. w. No
s,r,, harsh:' L. Brush, w. Chap; Sister
mott, W. o. G. ~
h;s ..o. Il. w. Noble, Lodge Deputy, says in
tendin" o'': Iha the members enjoy at
to,t. our meetings, and conform strictly
'0'he rules of thu. order
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-07

Now that the Warden bill has
passed, nominations for the various
official positions are in order. Mr..
Cleaver of Lyon has given us a
ticket. which we are glad to recon-
mend, as follows: Chief Grocery
Keeper, Joe Bigler; Assistant, 1saker
Gavit; Advisory Board Petroleum V.
Nasty, Deacon Pogram and Jim
Pollock.
The vote on Monday in the House
to lay the motion to reconsider the
Warden bill on the table was 20 to
%. The vote on the resolution of
Harris relative to the appointment
of q committee to investigate the
charges made against the Governor
was "a to &c. The motion was lost.
Col. James G. Fair was q passenger
by yesterday mornings train.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-07

To-day will come up for final pass
age in the Assembly the Chinese
queue bill. 1t is made the special
order for this time and has already
been engrossed. The provisions of
this bill are already we'll known, and
need no repetition here. If it
should pass then every criminal In
our tails is liable at the discretion OF
the proper officer to have his hair
clipped off within an inch of the
scalp. The Chinaman is the person
aimed at, as any other criminal will
care little whether the hair is worn
short or long. If the authorities IN
power in China should pass law re-
uuiring every criminal in that country
to wear pigtail, and if this should De
the means of attaching that append
age TO the head of any American, be
he criminal or not, then such leglsla-
ton would be called barbarous IN
America and protest would be sent
up throughout the land. But by re-
versing the case and passing the Dill
now before the Assembly, just such
legislation is encouraged, Tor II an
American in China should have the
right to wear his hair after the manner
of his country, then Chlnaman IN
America should have the same priv.
lege and rights. All proper legisla-
ton toward advancement. should be
encouraged, but where a bill is direc-
ted at b harmless custom of foreign
er then it should be at once rejected
as it properly deserves.
The Board of Prison Commissioners
met Yesterday and accepted the resig-
nation of Warden Hyman. General
Kittrell nominated Lloyd Rawlins for
the position and voted in his favor,
but Secretary Minor and Governor
Bradley were opposed. Next Monday
is the time for the election OF War
den by the Legislature.
Those who have fancy articles pre-
pared for the Festival of st. Peters
Church are requested to have them at
the residence of Mr.. H. F. Rice as
soon as possible. The ladies who
have charge of the tables would like
to have the things delivered there
some time to-day.
A petition was yesterday presented to
the House signed by more than LOCO
names advocating the passage of the bill
relative to the collection of liquor &C.
counts. The names were mostly OF
persons residing in Storey county.
The gallery, lobby and::floor Of the
Senate Chamber was literally jammed
last evening by spectators in attend
ance on the Third House. A full re-
port of the proceedings will appear
tomorrow.
The second reception Of the Airing
ton Social Club will be given this
evening.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-07
Res,xu.,Ion Of warden Lyman.

The following is copy OF the resig-
nation of Warden Hyman, which was
Yesterday handed to the Board Oh
Prison Commissioners
Carson City, February ., 1871.
To the Honorable Board of State Prison
Commissioners
Gentlemen Deferring to my no
tons of propriety, and actuated by a
desire to do that which will rebound
to the best interest Of the State, l
hereby respectfully place in your
hands nv resignation as Warden OF
the State Prison, the same to take ef-
feet when you are pleased to act upon
the same.
lam not impelled to this course by
any consciousness of wrong doing or
negligence, and to you gentlemen
composing the majority of the Board,
| submit the resolution passed by the
AS emily fully exoDarating NE
from any suspicion Of peculatlon or
wrong.
You are aware, gentlemen, that L
was suspended from duty for the pc
riod of four months and twelve days,
and af, er the most searching investi-
CATION. no fault having been found
with nv management, was returned
to duty. l have not received any
COMPENSATION for the time OF such
SUSPENSION, and 1 respectfully ask
YOU to take such action in the premises
as will secure the payment o: my sal
arv during the time mentioned.
Thanking you for the uniform cour-
tesy, sympathy and kindness mani
tested in the discharge of my duties
as Warden and feeling that the sever
ance of official ties will not destroy
mutual respect for manhood and in
tesrity, permit me to subscribe my
self, Your obedient Servant
p. G. HYMAN.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-07

The Louisiana investigation still
continues and Governor Wells is now
the most prominent witness before
the Committee. He has denied all
knowledge of the transfer of votes in
the Vernon parish.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-07

The House has reduced the appropri-
alton for the mints and assay Offices so
low that Linderman says if the Senate
concurs the force in the mints will have
to be reduced one-third by the LIST of
July, and the coinage of money will be
seriously interfered with.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-07

Prof. Botsford lectured in Ja-per,
N. Y, on phrenology, with practical
Illustrations. All went we'll until, in
examining the head of a popular cler-
gyman, he said that tho bumps indi-
Gated the mind of prize-tighter.
Then the ent ertainment ended in a
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-07

General John G. Corse of Chicago
has been before the Senate Committee
relative to the attempted frauds in
Oregon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-07

It is said that after the House Com
mittee gets through with Wells, the
Senate Committee will request his
presence. Before this Committee
Wells will testify more fully, as more
courteous rights will be extended him.
He is now held under arrest for con-
tempt of the House.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-07

A total abstinence club in Lowell,
Mass, has four thousand members,
including the Mayor and other rep
resentative citizens.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-07

The biggest boy in the school 10
Loogootee. Ind, kissed the schoi-
ma'aln when she tried TO whip him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-07
n o e.

We are prepared to purchase and make lib
eral advances on all the substantial mining
stocks, RICE L PETERS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

onNsBY H0UsE-GRoRaE D. FRYER, Proprietor.
NJ G Cavanaugh w Gillespie
] White 4 wife G W Bailey & vile
A Bocquerez Miss Stone
T. Rogers l. Dorsn
N b Stonekill NJ Goodman
w s Bailey J Grant
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-07

The amount of telegraph wire IN
operation in England is estimated 10
he 100000 miles.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-07

HAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and re-
stores the compilations; removes freckles. tan
and sxllowness; makes the skin soft. white and
delicate. Its application cannot be detected.
my2leod-w Wisely
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-07

LYoN's KATHAIRoN makes beautiful, glossy,
luxursnt hair: prevents its falling out or turn
ing gray. 1t has stood the test OF Az years. Is
charmiugly perflmed, and has NO rival.
my2leOl-w Wisely
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MRS. DR.. P. s. STEPHENS,

1TyHE GREATEST ASTROLOGIST.
Clairvoyant. Physician and Test Medium
Of the age, has arrived in Carson. and taken
rooms at tn corner of Carson and Fifth streets.
Frisbie's corner, Up Stairs. where she Is pre-
pared to give satisfaction in regard to the past.
present and future. Also. to treat oil kinds Of
ailments or diseases. Come soon, il you want
your fortunes told. Remember the place, cor
ner Carson and Fifth streets, Up Stairs. Hours
Of consultation, from A. M. to IL P. NJ. lJal9
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p.RoxErKR. THERMOMETER.
AIMING STOCK REPORT
Morning BOARD

Ophir los 26l., us 9"|s, JUS IVA po'
Ass o';A
Mexican 12tS 1sA
Gould and Curry % 12A, 'o5s Is, 2os
l2L
Rest and Belcher lbs 3554, los $50.
California 2s5s AK, s5s as, l9as As,
zoos 4Sls BIO
Savage 6l5s So
Ton Virginia 35s 50, 775s 500, sos SOS,
sCs 5O1s, ZOOS sos, sos sos b5
Hale and NOrcrOss los 5A
Crown Point SOS S34, 800 Sfs
Yellow Jacket los l6A. 3ccs IL
Imperial zoos 81 Zoe, 100 81 l212c
Keniuck rs "a, l.Os s. los $ b5
Alpha las Il, Cos 2lA
Belcher 2O5s So. SOS SIS
Confidence los 10
Sierra Nevada SOS So, HOS S's
Utah 2O5s 1917, los 20. Dos 1917. 43Os ~
Bullion zoos IL, 2tiOS l5s4, Sos l5'a
Exchequer 44Os rs
Overman sos 81, 2l0s 81
Justice 2l5S IA
Seq Relcher l5s 60
SuccOr zoos soc
Union Con 34OS 9a. los 9's
Julia HOS So, lS5s 3rs
Caledonia los 10
Baltimore 345s ,, los 24s
Alta ljOs %. l5Os 21s, 5Os
WOOdville POS 6Oc
silver Hill 13Os
DAYTON l2lOs rs
New York Con 2C9S Z
Lady Washington zoos rs
kOsSu:h 4O0s
Andes zoos rs
Leviathan 16Os ~, Cos 81 2oc, 2eOs 81
2Oc
North Con Virginia sos 75c
Prospect 1908 25c, zoos 2Oc
Trojan 75Os
Evening Report.
Raymond and Ely ASS 81.
Eureka Con 435s 10
I've Patch los
Leopard 1905 So, 1858 So, loOs D
GiIa 35Os 9Oc, l5Os Soc
Panther 3OOs 65c
Northern Belle zoos 26, 3S5s 2112
Grand Prize &C is Az, sos AZ, 2Os ,
Gen Thomas zoos soc, lC1s 4Oc, zoos 4Oc
Manhattan lC0s lOR, 1905 10, DDS lo4
l5s 1913, Cos 97s, 2Os 10, zoos 91s,
zoos 931 $50
ModOc 2Os 2A, 76Os 25s
New CosO l225s
Golden Clarion 5O5s 3. 39Os 2s
Leeds BIOS 5, 3Cos "a, sos Az
California Sos ~
Con Virginia 56Os SO, 3OOs 5l7s, SOS SIX
5I5s 81 b5, lC0s 81 y So, 2Cos SIS,
zoos 52h b5, Sos 524
Justice SOS 1875, 1865 1917, 70s l3l4, sos
Is so, Sos 1871 $50
Mexican 55s Is, Dos ls14, 25s lS1s
Overman 6Os 81
Utah los 10, zoos 1917
Best and Belcher los 3619, 25Os SO, l5s
364
Bullion sos is, s5s l5H, los l5ss
Ophir l35s p, 3Os 274
Gould and Curry 1905 1871, l55s 1879,
2Ds 1914
Belcher 9Os SO. 35s So
Caledonia 4Os 10, sos 955s, zoos 10 b5, 25s
10, SOS 977s
Lady Washington 1COs 23s
Crown Point zoos 50, SOS SIS
Sierra Nevada lGOs So, 5s SIS
Exchequer lbs Z, 12Os ~, sos "a b5O
After the Board.
Con Virginia 52A bid, 521z asked
Hale and NorcrOss 81 bid
Bullion ISIS bid. 1534 asked
Exchequer bid, ~ asked
Justice 1874 bid
Crown Point So bid
Yellow Jacket ISL bid, Is asked
ChOllar 50 asked
Modoc OK bid, 3 asked
Imperial 30 bid, 50 SIC asked
Sierra Netada So bid
California ~ bid, 49ll asked, 49H
Con Virginia 81 sold
Best and Belcher Sc bid, 36H asked
Mexican lS4 asked
Gould and Curry l3 bid
Utah - bid
Justice IL bid, 1874 asked
Caledonia 9A bid
ODhir 27L asked
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT.

~ to rent on reasonable terms. Inquire of
NkS. RICHARDS, sixth street, Carson City.
February 1, 1877. tt
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-07

The second reception Of the Airing
ton Social Club will be given this
evening.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
piTTsBurG, July "a. 1877.

oUIrTrDE Al PIrTsDUEG--BiLTIMonE noucIIs
PUT IN THE woRSAousg--THE DEAD MILL
TIAMEN.
PirrsBurG July a. 1877.
The city peaceful and quiet all doy long. and
Tins far INTO night sabbath liko Stiffness prcvns
IL is thought by tho civil authorities that we have
seen the worst OF the trouble. and merchants aud
manufacturers arc confident that with tho meas.
urcs taken for tho establishment OF law aud
order there will be no farther acts OF violence. TIE
military stlI guard tho principal streets, and the
nrmorcs arc filed with sodiors, roady 10 respond at
n moments warning.
BALTIMORE nouGus CARED ron.
The promp, action OF the authorities this morning
in sending some ioriy moro roughs from i'at
TO the workhouso was lesson not lost 10 tho rot
orr. Ihs gang onmo here at a late hour
last night over tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. The Mayor got word oi their coming and
received Them at the depot with full force OF police
men Thcy are villanous looking crowd and cv
IDENTIFY came for page. Many OF them were pre-
pared for any emergency, being well armed with
rcvolvcrs OF heavy calibrc This morning,
under n guard OF company ol the Four
tecnn regiment, they were taken TO the
workhouse Ciarcmont The authorities
oil Allegheny City this afternoon, in view Of the large
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
TRANSATLANTIC

oUTrTrpE An NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. noucus
PUT IN THE woRKAousg--rHE DEAD MILL
TIAMEN.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
SEIZURE OF AMMUNITION.

formed where the strikers had stored a portion OF
their ammunition, aud Chief Of Police Cullen, with
small detail oiiosrs proceeded an unIrsauented
basement quiet part OF the city, forced an entrance
and succeeded In capturing two large boxes OF old
fashioned muskets that the strikers had procured
from the relics of old military company. The
young man who informed the police OF the where
abouts Of the muskes narrowly escaped deuth n. the
hands OF nuriated mob The strikers admitted
tha, ,hey hqd plenty Of arms and tho officials werc
ready 10 believe tho Doast
THREATS or ATr4cG
Tho muskcts were conveyed 10 The Central Police
station and locked III cell. The strikers to
storm the CITY Hall ia order recover the arms Drt
this threat they failed to put into execution Unit, four
O'Clock this afternoon thu militia garrisonod the Ph'la-
dcIphia and Reading Railroad Company's depot Tho
entrances and exits, TRAIN galleries aud surroundings
strictly guarded. soldiers with muskets aud
bayoncis stood at every door and person was
allowed to enlcr the building unless passed IN BY a
company detective Everything was under the closest
surveillance.
SENDING Tng TROOPS AWAY.
II was decided that the military should Ieave Tho
city, ut those who participated IN the ngbt,pg ON
Tuesday night This morning FIVE additionaI GONNA
MES OF military arrived here from Norrislown thirty.
five miles below this city. They left tho train Dvo
miles below here, and marched into the city at SIX
| o'clock this morning. taking quarters at tho depot
during the day.
TREASON IN TnE RANKS
These new soldiers, having heard OF the kill.
Ing Of the ten ciuzeus, conferred with tho
rcprcse entativcs OF tho strikers and II was not
long heorc many OF the Norristown military freely
expressed themselves as Deng ready and willing
TO throw down their arms give them 10 The riot.
crs one soldier remarked, I'VE arc workingnon and
we don't 0ght against worKngmcn We want bread
ut nome but wo dont rob our fellow working
men Tor IL No, sir; ws came up hero to protect
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of United States regulars.
ALL TRAFFIC OVER THE LAKE SHORE RAILWAY
sToppED-TEN TONS OF MAILS DELAYED
THE STRIKERS APPEAL TO PhEsIpENT
HAYES.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
ERIE, Pa, July a. 1877.
Passenger trains run as usuaEto-day over the Phila-
delpha and Erie the Eric and Pittsburg the Erie
division of the Lake Shore and the Michigan
Southern The troutle was confined exclusively
to the Buffalo division Of tho Lake Shore
road. No trains allowed 10
that division between Eric and Buffalo. The Atlantic
express from Chicago arrived here at eleven O'Clock
this morning. consisted OF four fast mail cars, with
heavy mails two baggage cars and four well filled pas
scnger coaches According to orders from William II.
Vanderbilt, the train was upon side
track and declared abandoned. Tho passengers were
much incenscd and tried TO urge tho strikers to run
the train through 10 Buffalo. The strikers partially
consented nred up engine ana attached II TO the
train. William 2. Taylor, the superintendent OF the
Buffalo DIVISION, tclegraphcd to Sheriff StucrswicKed
to prevent the strikers from taking out the train.
THE STRIKERS THE PRESIDENT.
The following message explains itselt:-
ERIE Pa, July a. 1877
To PRESIDENT r B. HAYES. Washington, d. T. =
Tho Lake Shore Company has refused to lot United
States mails 60 east OF here We would be pleased II
you would In some way direct them 10 proceed with
| the mails and also passengers
| signed by committee OF nremen and brakemeu.
| The general feeling in the community Is that the
railroad company not justified In stopping passenger
trains.
| MASS MEETING.
| monster meeting was held AT the depot at three
o'clock. Tho Mayor, Sheriff ana posse Of police were
| on hand to preserve order. The Mayor advised the
TO let the train alone and not 10 Interfere with the
companys orders The chief OF the strikers also ad
vised the same course The engine then taken
of, into the round house ana at this writing
train still stands whero IL was left II contained
about one hundred through passengers tor New York.
and the cars for tho time have been
verted into a hotel About hali-past six o'clock
the Chicago and ST Louis express from Chi
cago. and. like is predecessor. was run upon s6a
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-.
no Rent FOR TIE SEASOS--TWo ELEGANTLY
furnished Houses In complete order three cows horse.
Ggd carriages; also small Cottages CORNELL, Clifton
Staten Island.
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4 -9OOD NEWS FOR ALI. Found Az LAsf
n .gcstes business and medical cairvoyan In the world
Mr.. Foster has equal Names numbers. lawsuits. mar
riaGos. succeeds where ali Others .a, astonihes her
visitors. satisfaction 23c 5Vc.3 gentlemen, 81
~, i3th st.. near tth av.
A -woSDEE OF rirG AGE.-MRS PHILIPS. NED.
y zeal. Bnsiness ciarsoyaat names. ikenesseA al
West t)th st.
A TrESrloN KNOW rlly DESTINY; DON'T BE.
II imposed nron by pctoniers Go - I5' West sist 81
near Broadway.
4 -MuR ia BLANCHE rnE GREAT IN
N .gisacd business aud medical eAryoyant lux West
3ist IT,. near 9th ~.
A WONDERFUL CHILD. GIFTED WITH SECOND
~ sight, tails everything without questioning i23 West
4Dth u. near broadway
1,iAllvOYANr. ACCOMMODATIONS on BUSINESS,
OIove and III Affairs o. lie. al West apihsi.
-fuF nix CfaIRvOYANT PAY ~ NOT salts.
III ned No l22 West 18th ST.
1gMR. BExAErr, AsTKoLOGlsr. REVEALS YOUR
III whole lite % West 10th st.. between 9TH aud 9Th
AWE. pE RuYrHhR. UNHiyAlLLD CLAIRyoyANr.
III should be consulted losses. marriage business, Ac
ltgnetie treatment III West 18th. corner 1ih av
NINE Tx COSrE. FRENCH MEDIUM AND MEDI-
Nlcn adviser Magnetic tfeatment. 40 9TH
ygRs. coRUf,-rRvE FORTUNE rEi.LIN6s 80 IiuM.
Mug AZ West 18th IT.. rear house. basement Fee 80
cents. no gentlemen
MO huMBUo.-A PARTISAN LADY FoRsrELI.s
IN nfurc: also gives medical advice. No. - Henry st..
near Pineapple 81. Brooklyn.
DRUYHsson LISTER SOS WEST 29D sr.-sExD
stamp for aeircular Money iettsrs must DO registered
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IT, ARE CHANCE 70 EXCHANGE STOCKS or GOODS
IIor choice Bcdtorj Residence and Business
!Iopcrty, Brookyu: also countrs Property. Address
ELpPEk, International Hotel, Park row
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-20

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town ON %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-20

NOR SALE Or EXCHANGE-A LOT on STA TEN
island third landing 25sOO; viii trade Tor Horse that
can trot III better. W kind. or will
take Diamonds apply 10 g. q. OH LIDS 2e Mulberry ST.