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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-10

There 10 man who We regret to say
"a church member in good standing,
who never drank . glass of whiskey,
smoked pipe or eourted . woman.
de Is fifty years old, and lives alone.
Exchange poor fellow What a sad,
dull time he's had of it to be sure.
Our man has done all three. He did
them ell the other evening, and even
added his fourth happiness in life. which
consists in eating strawberries and
cream at Charley Kiers, at the
Saddle Rock On Commercial street. in
company with the lady he's counting.
Best restaurant in the city.
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Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
ington. holding Terms NJ the City % Seattle. In
and for the Counties Of King and Kitsap.
r. Koentgsberger. p. KoentSsbereer and 8.
Koeniesberger. partners doing business under the
Piaintifls w. Charles ". Moore. defendant.
Complaint nisd in the County Of King. in the
once OF the Clerk Of said District Court.
The United States OF America send greeting to
Ch.rlee W. Moore, Defendant.
You are hereby required 70 appear In an action
brought against you by the above-nsmed plain
tina in The District Court of the Third Judicial
District Of the T:rrit.y Of w..hinssoc. holding
King. foe The Counties Of Hing aud KitsAp. and
40 srsvsy the complaint nlsd therein, within
stxty dsys texclusfvs Of the day Of service after
the date Of this Summons. or judgment BY default
will Be taken against you. according 70 the
prayer Of the complaint.
The aaid action IL brought 70 recover Of you the
sum Of $9U7 rs. gold coin. together with interest
on sans 90 thereof from November 7etn. ls1I. and
ON S-e IS thereof from December 2sth. 1877, ct
the rate Of ten per cent. Fer annum. due by you
10 TIE said plssntis, - follows. TO Wit s22s 90
On account for goods, wares and merchandise, 70
Wit cigars snd tobacco sold and delivered By tbs
safa plaintiffs at your special instance snd request
AZ The City Of San Franciscc In State Of Califof-
MIA on the said 18th day Of November. 1877, and
for the further sum OF SO IS due by you to Rossn
baum Einstein. for goods. wares and nsrchan-
diss. 10 Wit Cigars and tobacco, sold and deliv.
sred by the said Rosenbanm & Einstetn. at the
ssid Csty of San Frsneisco. Of your special In
efance and request, which said sum vas duly a.
sirued, for . valuable consideration. 70 the said
risintids By the said Rosenbsum Einsseia. ell
a. vhich 10 more fully sat cut In piatntifA COM
nlsiut eled in this action. 70 which Jon are re-
ferred.
.rresr ana answer the said complaint % above
,sanirsd. the said piaintins viii take Judgment
.gsinst YOU for the sum Of S3O7 Is. gold coin. In
seresf - sforesaid. and costs Of suit.
witness the Hon. j. q. Lewis. Judge
r., of said Court. and the seal thereof. this
~ I'd dag Of Nay. 4. D. ISIS.
JAS. GEAvEY. Clerk.
By WI. b. ANDREWS. Deputy.
Ncyxusur q L.Any. Attosnsys for Pisfnsias.
myfI-WTg
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DIR. r. w. KlBBE AND WIFE having
located here for time il prepared to
trea. chronic ailment by the Electro
Vital Magnetic treatment Cursble
diseases removed without drugs. Fe-
male weakness o speciality. The doctor
can be consulted at his Office on Front
Street, between Cherry and Columbis.
Office hours 9 A. NJ. to 5P. N. jel0:dtf
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GRAND OFFICERS ELICr.-The Off
cars Of the Grand Lodge of Masons OF
Warrington Territory installed Thurs.
Day evening. at Olympus. were Gov
8 r. Ferry. II. w. Grand Master: l. r
Berry. d G NJ; Geo w Durgin. 3 q w
u II Wolf. ] g w; B 7 Harmed. G
Treasurer, and T n Rssd. g Secretary.
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~ Tho members of our Rife TIE,

~ Tho members Of our Rife Team
are preparing themselves in . very
practical way for the coming contest.
Nearly every evening of late We hear
their rifle balls whining over the
course along the track ct the head OF
the bay. A day or two since, Mr..
Glors. tns of the team. made . score OF
SO. out OF los, in three ranges.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-10

GETTING Walls Wal:a, a.
well ~ Seattle, has had some clese
calls lately in the way of Ere alarms.
bat. a. in our case. escaping compars-
lively unhurt. The Waterman well re.
marks that WAlla Walla may ere long
witness another devastating conhagra-
ton, and being seized with such On
sugury omen. we would advise our
readers to exercise great caution. for
stitch in time. in case Of fre. saves .
whole suit.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-10

@- THE Fountain Beer hall. Froot
street. next to the North Pacific Brew
cry. Is the largest and finest in the eity.
All kinds of Beer. Ale and Porter for
sale. Lunch from nine to one O'Clock
syerv day: also, fine lunches to order.
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Tlvolf Beer Hall.

We have received per City Of Pauans
. cargo OF GERMAN IMPORTED BEER
Also, ssrdines, caviare. Swiss and Linn.
burger Cheese. LIXBURaER CHEESE
only hfty cents apiece. We also hav.
Schmeigs and Stsilscoom Lager Beer
on drsught /; and the celebrated Bud.
wsissr. xilwsukie, Boca and St
Louis Lager Beer in pint and
quart bottles. Also all kinds Of lunches
to order.
HESS q CzARsKg.. PRoP's.
Occidental Saaare.
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UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS

The following is the standing (above
20 per GEN.. attained by the respective
students OF the University in the ex-
aminstion held last week, which we
were unable 10 give in our issue On
Saturday last for want of room:
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MASONIC NOTICE. Members Of st.
Johns aad Eureka Lodges will meet ct
Tue Hall 1t one o'clock sharp. for the
purpose of attending Bro Pntnam's flu
neral
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PoRr MADISON Northwest 10
due at Port Madison from San Fran
casco. Also the Tidal Wave, with the
iron and material for the Olympia and
Tenino railroad.
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E- For the finest picked pigs feet
in town. Schweitzer case, sardises. or
anchovies. 90 to Vanity Fair. where the
colasst heer in town 10 to be had.
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- - NJ NJ 0DN -
TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
i Judicial District Of the Territory Of Wash.
tngton. holding Terms at the City OF Seattle, In
and for the Counties Of King and Kitsap.
RICHARD WALLIS. Plainttn.)
C. W. MOORE, Defendant.
Complaint fled In the County Of King, in the
office Of the Clerk OF said District Court.
The United States Of America send greeting to
c. W. Moore, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you by the abovenamed plain.
tai, in the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District Of the Territory Of Washington. holding
Terms Ut the City ct Seattle. in the County Of
King. for the Counties OF King and Kitsap, and to
answer the complaint fled therein. within sixty
days exclusive Of the day Of service). after the
date Of this summons. or judgment by default
will bs taken against you according to the prayer
Of the complaint.
The said action il brought to recover . judg-
ment against you for the sum OF One Thousand
Dollars, gold coin, and interest on said sum at
the rate OF one per cent. per month from the
10th day OF February. 1878. upon . promissory
note for 81 900 90, gold coin. made by you on the
10th day Of August, 1871, and payable to said
plaintiff. and for costs OF suit.
$500, witness the Hon. J. r. Lewis, Judge Of
u.s. said Court, and the seal thereof, this
~ Goth day Of April. A. d. 1878.
JAS. SEAvEY. Clerk.
By wM. H. ANDREWS, Deputy.
". WHITE and LARAMIE HAxToRp, Attor.
nsys for Plaintiff. ap27.wn
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CALL ON J. A. McPHEE for Cigars
Tobacco. Pipes and Cutlery. He keep,
the best supply in the clty and sells a:
The cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied at either wholesale or retail.
Stand in s. Kenny's merchant tailoring
estab lishment, Commercial street. Sc
sttle, W. L. myl7 diff
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FIT Jordan. Sksgit; Robert II Ad-
ans. Anderson. Ind; A G Davidson,
Blakely: ] Malcomb. Wn V Holm.
r Moran. city; Griffith Davies. Port
Gamble; G II Smith. Miss Jessie Smith,
White River. Fetsr Jarvis. Cedar River;
" Roach. j Peuchin and wife, Miss
Nellie Downs Newcastle; George Buck
ingham, San Francisco; K II Smithsrs.
Renton: James Willie, Port Blakely;
James Caches. La Conner; L B Lowell.
Steilacoom; Il Davies. Port Blakely;
Jack Wilson. city; Orrin A Hall. Mil.
ton; d W Crooks. Salmon Bay; Miss
Annie Downs. city; John w Cochran.
Vancouver; II q Mcdonald. Evart.
Mich; d " Losh;er San Francisco; A
ID Billings, j o Barrows. Chas Allen.
Frank Kildsy. Joseph Franks. A B
Howard, Isadore Franks. John True,
John Carter. ] II johnson. Sam Bur-
nell. w Bailey, III Thomas. Miss Nellie
Holbrook. Miss Csrros True. Mrs Alice
futile aud child, Mrs Chas Allen and
child. Grand Opera House Combine.
ton.
NEW ENGLAND HoTKL.
W Cuthbert, Jay Rivers. St.nwood /.
James O'Brien. City Z L Rose. New
castle A s Fannir p Krby. La
Conner; John Day. Wisconsin; j j
Koran, Thomas Barnes. Jas Connolly,
Geo Newell. city; Mrs Hughes. Snoho-
mish City; Mrs Matthews, Geo Liv-
ingston. Port Blakely; ID Mcdonald.
Tacoma w Russell. Port Blakely ;
w b Wooley. Port Gamble; G X Tall
colt. Olympia; b L Page, city; A Ross.
Snohomish T WEIGH. Duwamish river;
Peter L,wson. Millions Tom johnson.
Philadelphia r McNatt. Mrs NcNatt.
] Miller, Miss Miller. Duwamish river;
T OBnen, White river: @ II Miller,
Lake Washington; Geo Crocke,n, l. Nc
Andrews, City; l. NJ Booth. Boston;
] Bishop. Duwsmish river.
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Buy your groceries ct +. Lyls's. the
cheapest house in the city. Quick sales
and small profits 10 nv motto.
EASTERN OATMEAL for sale a
Chilberg Brothers
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

SHEA-In Harlem, CATHARrNE A. SHEA, daughter Of
John and Catharine A shea, aged years ana l
month.
Funeral from her late residence 1l9 East 120th st..
on saturday, March o.
snEAEwooD. At Mount Vernon Friday, March
s, MAkY t. hEPBuRs, daughter of Peter j. sherwood,
ia Tie 26tn year OF age.
Fuocra services vii, take pace on Monday, nj one
r. NJ, from the Methodist Episcopal Church, New
Rochelle
sPEER.-Athis residence 27i Madison st., Brooklyn,
on Thursday, March 7, WILLIAM FREDERICK sPEER IN
the 77th year OF his ago.
The friends Of family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from tue CAurcn oil the elorna-
ton, IN Gates av, near franklin, on Sa urday, March
o al three O'Clock T. NJ.
Petersburg VA ard Dublin (Ireandl papers please
copy.
srnwART.-On Wednesday, March 9, koBERr NAL
coai, edes, ot J. MEG. una q. Bertha stewart,
ascd years ana q months.
Funeral ths (S4turiuy). at two NJ, from oi9 west
14th ST. Relatives and trends invited.
foHKiSs March Z. 1873, ELIZABETH H. IoMKiHs In
the 81 4 year OF nor age.
Relatives aud friends are invited TO attend tho fu
neral at the residence OF her son, james X Tomsins
800 West 4oth ST.. ou saturday, az Que CLOCK
WALSH. MILAN WALSH, Oh Thursday, March y
1T his late residence. u Ohver St aged Al years
Reianyes anu lricHds OF the l1iliy are invited TO
attend tne funeral Oh Monday, the lltn inst AT ten
A. NJ, from IT. James Roman Catholic Church.
WIDRIG AT sing Sing N. ", Marcn D, FRANCES j.
WIG OF George J. Wdrg. OF Memphis, Tenn. an d
daughter oftne late Thomas h. Jenkins
Relatives ana TRENDS are respectfully invited 10 at
tend tue funeral services at The residence o EsatUurn
o'cocs. Tram from Forty Street Depot ut ii :0
a. Il. Carriages VIII DO waiting on tho arrival VI
Train
Memphis papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
SUITS OF LOVE AND LAW.

Many months have now gone by since tue current
0I Frank Brils quct existence first disturbed by
the advent OF Elizabeth Roihausen. They by
times and from tho narrative which Elizabeth In
laler days unfolded 10 magistrate Frank must
been profoundly learned in all the arts OF wooing
But trouble in for the pair, and seduction
suit, which Elizabeth began IN the Marine Court In
January l6 In which sno estimates her damages at
S. 900, did much TO inspire Frank with bitter
feelings toward her He set about inqurlng into
her accusations, and learned tnut they haa Oeen
up ana put ln proper shape lOr pfescntuton
"a court o justice by Henry X. Repper. OF No. l45
Stanton street. Henry limb Of the law who II
appeared, had spoken to Miss Rohausen about inc
light her legal battles Tor what stipulated sum
whether 10 contest The cnarkos openly or resort
10 hidden wies. but the latter coarse seemed tho
more judicous 10 pursue, and instead o narshllug
counseilo meet Mr. Repper in court ho went to tnat
gentleman and engaged IN friendly converse bim
VIVA little business arrangements were made bctwecu
them, OF course cannoi DC dIvncd but 1t 10 certain
that MISS Roiiahauscu's suit was never passed upon
IN consequences Ol her counsel stating when the
called lhat he had been Instructed TO withdraw
tie cnargts. In this way was he case OF Roiihauscn
Bril- disposed Of the 24tn OF last January At
leng some one began Investigations whicn Mr.. Rep
per Was inclined 10 discourage, out which in time
veaIeu tue "true inwaruness" OF the case This
the reason that gentleman Was constrained IN the Es
Market Police Court yesterday iurnish $500 Ua
appear when wantOG.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
MORE CERT1ORARI WRITS.

Applications Tor wrts o. certorari continue 10 bc
maze 10 the different Judges OF the by persons
discharged from positions under the city government
with view 10 their reinstatement Mr. John j. West
ray heads yesterdays st in his petition Tor writ
Of certorari ho states that July II, 1875 he
appointed by ex-Mayor Wickham one OF The Com
mssouers oi Accounts. On The 27lh Of June last he
received u letter from Mayor Ely requesting his
resignation. This letter was very courteously
phrased and wound up with the statement that
''.hero was no disapprovai OF his Official or
private conduct" Mr.. Westray, he further
alleges, pald attention this request,
but iusstoa upon relainiug his position until The
I'D OF August oliowIGg when nc receivod letter OF
dismissal. lhis second letter did not prove alto
gether satisfactory, AND he thereupVn noo
TO Mayor Ely requesting the GROUNDS OF his aIscharse
IN which IL WAS reiterated that charges
bad been preferred riga nst him, and II aducd
made no difference 10 him Who were the two Conimis-
sioncrs OF Accounts That he had received
ton f,om lamlnany Hall anu thcy had called upon
him ior his position.
Judge LuwreGce, ia Supreme Court, Cham
bers, Mr.. A. Bell Macoson appearing Tor
Mr.. Westray ard Assistant Corporation
Counsel Deane on behalf OF tue Mayor. Tne return
TO ,ho writ comprised The letters referred by MI
WestIay IN his petition, the substance OF when
Mayor mad right 10 remove, even the absence of
any charges. GA the otner hand IL was claimed that
the Mayor had no right 10 remove without cause.
Judge Lawrence took the papers Tor examination.
Louis a. Jackson, formerly assistant secretary OF
the Commissioner oil Docks, which position be was
1876, also obtained Of certlorar Win view
to secure lis relnstalemcul.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
BAD CASE OF kLEPTOMANIA.

Alice Gerard has been suffering from kcptomaDia all
through the week. In the first paroxysm Of the dis
Order she hired room at No. 81 Bedford street and
piIlagcd the clothing rack Of William Costigan, who
resides there, Of q couple OF coats valued ut $lS
Next day there was aDat Of the psint rs
Mrs Fannie RUbb came u know when sue found ncf
$l4 uress missing. There was great deal OF unnap-
pncss in No 81 Bedford street on account oi these
singular disappearanccs, aud mysthcaton was In
ttnsihod when Miss Gerard nersell disappeared
only 10 loom up again In the afternoon at
No l03 Bedford street. whero she hired another little
THAT very night sho mad a relapse ana Mrs.
Sarah Markley, who lived down STAIRS. discovered
next day that seaskin cape and set OF cOmiorta-
bios had van Ishod. Durlng shori interval OF Con-
vacsccsce that followed, Uincer Flanaean, OF tue
Ninth precinct, came pryng aDoui ahu Was innch edl
ncI by Tho number oil pawn utksis Alice possessed
aud tho variety Of the articles they represented lie
exhibited them and Miss Gerard herself at tue Jecr-
Market Police Court. yesterday, where Judge
KIDrelh committed ncr In $500 With the hope OF
eleCtinl a permanent cure.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
THE WEST POINT TRAGEDY.

Michael robn, the dler OF the engineer corps at
West Point who is cuasgcd with shooting bis comrade
Abers, was taken from Ludlow street jail ycster-
day morning ana arraigued before United States Com
missioner Osborn Tor further examination. United
states Assistant District Attorney Fiero noI the
Com IN sslunor had received from General
Foster whO retained to defend TOuiH, asking him
apply Tor an adjournment until Tuesday next The
Commissioner granted the request ana the prisoner
was accordingly taken back TO Ludlow street Jul
Before hls removal ana IN the loDoes Ol the court,
loDn met his wife, who had come IRON West Point TO
him. she Is Il woman apparently about forty
eight years OF age, stout IN frame and OF homely Ap-
pcarnncc After leaving her husband she repaired
luIu lnlerYleM.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
WORSE THAN hE LOOKED.

Before Judge Flamper, III the Essex Market Court,
they brought youth oi,wenty yesterday with guile
less lace and sn aec,aon of svrprse that was quite
refreshing to those who knew him. Ho sued plantveiy
for his ,iucry snod tea aud in frenzy otromorsu
dccIared mia intenton OF turning States evidcnca
and incontinently "gvIng away" Two iniquitous
associates OF mis- VINO had purloinea a S9t
gold watch. ln spite OF these evidences o
thorough reformation Judge Elammcr coinm,tted
hm In 5000 Tor stealing box OF drawing Instruments
wor.h $40 IRON Kew,iu Il Essci, al No. 127 Fulton
street. low OF mo gentic YOUTH names are Hcpry
Wc,r Henry Wort ana JoDn Melz He was some tnc
since arrested for beiGg iounu Ia company wln :.
valuable bronze CLOCK which mad been siOIen from u
broadway store, and Was convicted ~ the 0enera Al
SossionS,
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
DEMANDING REINSTATEMENT.

A meeting OF tho Fire Comm m,ssoners was held yes
to-day, President King in the char, wnen writ Of
certiorari received from supreme Court call.
Ing upon tho Board to show why James Dono-
van, OF Engine Company No. 20, who was dismissed
the department. should not Do restored 10 ms posi-
ton. Donovan ana another fireman, named Williams
quarrciled in the engine house, tho latter
injuries which caused his death soon ater Donovan
Was acquitted, out was dismissed the department.
No action was taken by the Board until the opinion OF
tho Corporation Counsel could be regarding
the Will
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
DROWNED.

Thomas pngwcll, aged thirty five, captain of the
barge Monteith, foii overheard yesterday per 20
East River and drownod.
Tue body OF an unknown man, about thirty Eve
years OF age, was found Ia the the foot Of
East rhriy-se,enth street yesterday. The deceased
about ave cet ve inches III neigbt hns black halr
whskors and inustacho Ho wore black sack coat
aud pahts, white thirt stamped with tho letters
III. "" and congress zsitcrs Tho letters ''V. y"
were tat0oed o0 his e!t arm there are no teeth
his upper jaw. The remains wore removed TO the
NurIUe.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
RUN OVER In THE STREET.

Edward Carlyle, aged three years, residing at No.
1871 West Forly-ninlh street, was over yesterday
by ice cart driven by John Seirin, rhrty-sixth
street and Sixth avenue The injured child
waved TO Dr. Waerman's office, In Fortynin,h street.
where he expired. The BODY taken home and the
driver arrested.
Katie Maiyin aged nineteen, residing at No. 254
West Sixteenth street, wa run over by bakers
wagon at Forty nth street and Ninth avenue Her
inlurles are not considered serious. She was taken
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
THE NAwsBoYs FAIEND.

There VIII be an informal memorial meeting tn
memory Of the lato John Il. Williams at the News
boys Lodging House, Is New Chambers street, on
SUNDAY evening, March 10, az hapast seven O'clock
large phOtotIHph OF Mr. Williams Will DO presented
to tho Lodging House during the evenlng.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BAsTA--PoLHEMUs.-O December II, 1877, Dy Rev.
Albert ID. Vail, EDWIN D. BASTA, OF Greenvilie N. D..
EMMA, only daughter oil Albert Polbcmus, E:q,
OF Brooklyn. No cards.
ARNEs--SMIrH.-Ihursday evening, March 7, by
the Rev. Charles X. Robinson, the Memorial Pres
byierun Church, EDWIN M. BARNES, OF brooklyn, TO
JOSIE r., daughter OF Mortimer Smith, OF Rdgc1old
Park n. j.
HAwEs-VAN TAssEL.-On Wednesday, March g. 1878,
ut the residence OF the BRIDES mother, TurrylowD
n. ", by the Rev. George Il. Crooks, ID. d., EDWARD
W. HAYES and fILLIs VAN rAssEL
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
SUDDEN DEAlH.
Robert Rogers, iortyhve years Of age died suddenly
yesterday morning az ms residence, NO. 43 Grand
street.
A CnILD'S FALL.

Thomas McEranuy, Two years OF age, fell to the
sidewalk yesterday from TOUR story WINDOW at the
residence OF his parents, No 323 East Twcny-sixth
street He removed TO Bellevue Hospital, his
juries being considered serious.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
STOLEN APPAREL.

Mary Doughty was held in $1,000 yesterday IN tho
Jefferson Market Court for borrowing certain articles
Of Mrs. Mary Il. Huras wearing apparel with intent
10 retain.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
THE BOYS ARE MARCHING.

Reports from Queens county town ovcrseors OF tho
poor snow that Lramps were relieved during the month
OF january as iollows.-Jamaca, lOl NewtoWn, 20V;
uempatead. 25L
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

W lila On THE nuDSJN WILL BE SOLD AT AUG
ton, tuesday h.rch -. Exchange Saesrooms To-
cation Gpnkers brick. 30 stables, acres water,
gas charming views; cost 100000 sale positive; terms.
haif cash. IICUARD " uAkNETT, Auctioneer, IL
ltrnn Iyuv
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
TVESTCHESTEI1 COUNTY, PISDPEIiVl
NOR @Al.M AnD go GMMT.

no iENT--ON hAnL.A EOAD, 70 MILES FnOM
J. city Half dlubc mouse. Unfinished, - land
hr.o. wagon COW plenty irait rsnt, S27o inquire rs
NInsnM
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

AT RUTHERFORD, n J-hEW CO1TAGk FOR
-Aste. $500, 1, rent %2J0 Il. s. BROWN, III
lroadwAy. ROOM A. Dnsement.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

no LET or FOR sALk--AS ELEGANT COUNTRY
i Seat in the village Of New Rochelle, near the depot
nrn desirable comfortable Place moderate
price rent. address jacob CARPENTER, New R1-
chele
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

mo LET-rhE SPLENDID FOUR STORY BROWN
j stone high stooD Dwelling No. 19 Columbia Heishs,
just north al Pierrepont ST. brooklyn 81 200 Appy
b. WILLIAM II. DUANING, no - Nassau st.. New Nors.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

w ATER PoWEH-TO LET LARGE BUILDING AND
w Rooms with excellent Wafer Power Yon~ers n. u,
IG miles city uy rail Inquire j. COP
EUII, 40 Washington ST. at YonEers.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

T RUTuhktORD, \. J.-FOk KENI. EAkUANr
IA House; nprovrd delightful situation all city
ronvenicnces: half price, soil exch lnge.
=, ,d-ess OWNER box 14J2 POst Office
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

A = ELlzABern, n. no LET. FURNISHED AND
II un urnshsd ousf 5. ~ prices To suit tlie times
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