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The daily gazette., 1878-09-23
A Shocking Accident.
A YOUNG LADY's HEAD BLOWN OF,
BY A GUNsHoT.

A YOUNG LADY's HEAD BLOWN OFF
BY A GUNsHoT.
NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 21.-The farm
house of w. IL. Deale, in the upper sec
tion of Southampton county, four miles
from Boyke,'s depot, was the scene of a
shocking tragedy this morning About
s O'Clock, Luther Deale, young son OF
W.H.Deale, was sent by Edward Barnes
into the room of Miss Mollie Nelson to
obtain shotgun to shoot hawk. A
few moments afterward the explosion OF
firearms in Miss Nelson's apartment
alarmed the family, and On rushing into
the room Miss Mollie was found pros
trate on the floor with the top of hei
head blewn of, her head and shoulders
bathed in blood. Young Deale, in hand.
ling the gun, had accidently discharged
it, and the whole load struck Miss Mel
son.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23
FOURTH EDITION
Washington Labor Troubles.
COMPLAINTS OF THE PREss-coHEN's
THREAT

COMPLAINTS OF THE PREss--COHEN'.
THREAT
WAsHISGToN, Sept. %, 1873.
The various journals of this city com.
ment with some severity upon the action
of the authorities in allowing Cohen &c
parade the streets of the city with a mot
disturbing business and producing un-
easiness TO the pub ic mind. Some of the
papers this morning intimate that unless
the proper authorities put an end to these
proceedings it will be necessary for the
citizens to take the mater into their own
hands. Frederick Douglass, marshal of
this district who has charge of the City
Hall building and is responsible for the
public property there, last night announc-
ed to Cohen's crowd that they could hold
the meeting then in progress, but no fur
ther assemblage would be permitted in
front of the building where they have
been meeting nightly for the past week.
No disturbance occurred to-day.
Cohen says tonight that he will resume
his march tomorrow to the remaining
places where laborers are employed and
hat he will have fully one thousand men
IN line.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23
Another Box for the suTcrerss

The ladies' of Trinity Church respect.
fully offer to receive and forward dona-
lions of clothing, bedding &c, or material
for the same sent TO the Reciory, 50g
King street, or Mr.. Anderson's 707 Mar.
ket street and to devote their time to the
making up of the material. Appreciat.
ing as helpful the making or furnishing
of even single article they invite a re-
newal of the prompt and earnest assis-
tance given them in the preparation OF
the box recently filled and forwarded
Garments prepared for the needle will be
in readiness on and after Thursday next
the Goth inst
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New Castle Letter.
sEtt MADE TO MAYOR KRILEY-REPUBLI-
CAN NOMINATION., ETC.
NEW CASTLE Sent %

CAN NOMINATION., ETC.
NEW CASTLE, Sept. %.
TIC Hon. NJ. a. Kelley, ex-Mayor of
tt'chmond, Va. was rendered serenade
~ the Amphion Cornet Band on Satur-
day eqening. In acknowledgement he
spoke for few moments, referring With
great feeling to the philantrophy and
sYnpathy shown by the people of the
North for those of the Sou,h. He left
lLst evening for Boston.
The school green is in very bad order
weeds are growing in places and the
Waoie square presents a very unkempt
appearance.
Services at the Blttery were well at.
ended yesterday.
The Steamship Oii9 passed up yester-
lay afternoon.
he steamship City Of Bristol laid above
at9 city all day yesterday.
ne nomination election of the Renuh.
N5an party passed off in an orderly man.
tai amongst the whites. The blacks. he.
lug imported from various sections. d
iot agree as might have been expected
Fhe police, with conimendable forbear
alGe, made one arrest anu that after In,
poILs were closed.
The new time table of the Delaware
+ II, Is meeting with growis and fails Il
btehS' our citizens
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o.Is3!l!g o.MIs3!ll!gll!!l!|llllIlIllVII IS ! ! ;1;j''
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SAVING WIiR uuN1
RIPENS.

There Is curious story abou, som. "a.
wines which are extensively adyeri,d,' ~
days, and have only recently been NM y
tie market. DR.. CnderhlI the vsIt. G
grape-grower of Croton Point died IT, y
Some of his heirs entertained ,sm,.7!
views OF such extreme llnl, thqt -
unwilling to allow the stock Of w;1q,l.
hand to be sold CT any more 70 h ID
The grapes have sometimes b,,D o..
market, and sometimes lch to s.eay NJ
the vines. Its only tlat tAeo.ts-Tl
have succeeded in arranriug for sel,n,l
Of the cfta;c and Tie sale of H., yrs !
hand, Among thcsc il a y inc of H. III
Of 1864, described a "Sgec. uYio, m
but suggesting tlic Imperial Toau n
than any other European vine. and NJ
wholly unlike any othcr vire Of An,rl
growth. It's purify, age and meilogn.s ,l
remarkable. and boih pry,iclle and N
fanciers have a special inrc-es, in i,yl
Oldest native wine now accessible IN suu
siderable quantity. The whole stockkhl
hands Of the weil-knoan wholesale md
house of the Thurbers.--.N. Y. Id
NoV. ~, 1871.
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sei Classon Avenue.

ERooKLiN, June 5th, 1877,
BLANCHARD FOOD CJRE COMPANY
Gentlemen. have been "A sufferer from
fiatuleucy, iudig. stion, and at times nery-
GUS prostratiou for years The use OF your
"Blool and Nerve Food has been a great
beneft To me all you claim for the Food
In these particular ailments is fully pro-
ven in my own experience, and In that OF
several of my friends. ! would with much
pleasure Recommend II tn hers t,oublei
as nave been. Yours Respectfully,
II. NJ. PERSON
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23
CHARGE AGAINST BUTLER,

Enemies of Ben Butler accuse him of
melting the labor troubles in Washington,
to get up an issue between labor and cap
ital. Cohen, the leader, rides in wagon
at the head of his followers, who are
mostly negroes. lie wears a check shirt,
corduroy pants and blue sash, and car
ries sword, and his men have banners.
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Failed 10 Perform.

Frank Drew, and his company failed
to perform at the Opera Hosse SATURDAY.
evening, though an audience of about
600 had assembled there. Mr.. Drew ap-
peared at $40 aud announced that his
company had failed TO come on from
New York in time, and therefore the
performance could not come of Those
present received their money back and
left the hall Mr.. Drew announces that he
viii positively appear here on or about
Oct. 9TH.
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IN 11|l1 |

obtdfned Ior Inventors, IN the Unltd SdA y
and Europe, at reduced rates. VIA 'E ~
O6ice located in Washington, dlf,1y 9s1,I
Tinted States Patent 06fce, care aOkpa1M
fdteni Business i0ith greater promptn,s ama4
and less cost, than othe~ patent dttor1i vsmI
distance from Washington, and uG MN ~
TO employ associate Gtlornevs., We sM
inarg examinations and Jurnish, oplnoM
sntd6iiity, free Of charge, and da t1 a,..
in ne,p inrentions and Patents are tn,tas.s
copy Of our GUIDE for obtd,nsng istM
is senf free to any address, and contain, 'o'ps| y
6tructions hot0 10 obtain Patents, dtd9.n v, VI,
J R@nI ,nsbington f, ~ D. G.; RS Ro,si Ss,diis \
'regian and Ddnish legations. q sasI,sSs ; aa'ysss'
Joseph Cusey, idte Chisf Justice y e. \, coa
% he O6iciois Of LAe U. 8. Patent one. Sap1 y,
tors and Members Of Cbngress from tta' w.
address: LOUIS BAG0ER 80. s.,1
Of Patents and Attorneys at Law N"
WeAhing ton. ID. q.
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Journalistic Benevo Ience.

WHEELING, W. v, Sept. 22.-The
Sunday Ledger of this city issued to-day
an extra sheet containing advertisements
the entire proceeds Of which are TO be
donated to the yellow fever fund. Three
hundred dollars were realized. This
makes Wheeling's contributions to the
yellow fever suffers nearly 81 500 thus
far
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Mysterious Death Of a Woman

BOSTON, Sept. p, 1873.
The body of the woman found in the
Charles River basin ON the 4th inst, he's
been identified as that of Mrs Alice V.
Eastman, daughter of Clergyman in
Maine, and "a woman of good education
and address. No light has yet been
thrown on the circumstance OF her death
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23
Millions of Dollars

Are spent annually for drugs, but at last
tie curative fleets sf co centrated and
arifcially diEested food has been demon
strated ana the Blanchard blood and
Nerve Food. a. advertised in this paper,
is the natural means I, ,r the relief OF All
debllttate conditions Every family
should use IT,
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Shot While Stealing Fruit.

ALTOONA, Ia, Sept. 2, lo7o.
Michael NJ. Rodgers, clerk of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, shot a boy nam
ed Kuhn this afternoon while in the act
Of stealing some of his fruit. 1t is
thought the boy cannot recover, Rodgers
is under arrest.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23
Sale Of Reserved Seats.

'Pae sale of reserved seats for the Mil
ard Clubs concert opened at c. f
HA9mas 81 Co.'S store, this morning and
,r4 800 were sold by noon. The concer
ta..ea place at the Grand Opera House
- Thursday evening, and the proceed,
" 1. h, applied to the beuefit of tho vel
tp,s fever sufferers.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23
sHOT.DEAD BY POLICEMAN

CHICAGO, Sept. p. Burt Taylor, "a we'll
known burglar, was shot dead by a police
man this morning while he was trying tn
escape from house which he had inst
robbed. 1's
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23
Nass Meeting.

dreenback mass meeting will be
held at Seventh and jefferson streets, to-
morrow evening, to nominate a candi-
date Tor Inspector Of the Fifth Ward and
10 elect delegates 20 the tireeuback Coun-
ty Convention. Atldr, sses will made bv
several speakers.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23

Frank Davidson, being drunk murder
,..el William Hagserly at picnic, near
arrensb}rg, Mo, on Saturday evening.
He was arrested, after firing at his cap
tors without effect.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23

New remedie, and old ones under new
names are being constantly introduced
to the public, but DIR. Bulls cough syrup
Stll takes the lead for the cure OF coughs,
colds etc. Price, p GEMS.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23

- Ny mother-in-law Is a walking adver.
sement tor DR.. Bulls baby syrup a
3scriber remarked yesterday; "she re.
l0mmend5 it eyerywhere."
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FIFTH EDITION.
The Preachers Meeting.

MEETING THIS MORNING AT ST. PAUL 4
CHURCH-THE REPORTERS FORBID
DEN TO PUBLISH THE PRO
CEEDINGs THE EVERY
EVENING DENOUNCED.
BRO. MANN GALL
ED ON FoRAN
EXPLASA-
TI0N
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23

The above speaks for itself, butwu
add oat this is the pure juice Of the gyl
neither d,Egged, hqRorsd nor ioatai. ta|
has been ripened and mellowed by ags I
for medicinal or sacramento purposes a|
unsurpassed. 1t can be obtained from \
Of the leading Druggists throughoa
United States. and at wholesale from
undersigned. who will forward de':drI
pamphlet. free Of charge, on application
Respectfully, ETC.,
d. K. & F. B. THURBER 1 CQ
West B,oad,Dgy. Reade ant HHts@ SH
NEw.YoRg.
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Respectfully
Russell & NOrthrOp,

The Great Original Low Price Dry Good
House of Wilmington, Delaware.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
sepl7-Gt
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23

OPENING AT DOVER To-DAy-rHE GEN
ENERAL ARRANGEMANTs, PROGRAMME
ETc.
Special to the GAZETTE
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4 sOCIAL iNNIETr IN flashing TOW
An Accomplished Coiorcd Lady Appearing n.
senator's Wife.

WA>lINDrUN. Nov. Ii. senator Bruce,
WHO has boom travelling in Europe with his
hril" since h.s lurriag" jon Jun" Is 'Np"' tel to
arrive here -lnu. AMI lls engaged q handsome
rrs.l"u'" on Capitol HI for tho remainder ~
h $ .ll' 1rs term, which expires on III. ith OF
March. lss!.
rhcr' IT, some social agitation hero with re-
gard g. -" manner in which Mrs. Bruce will ho
rr"'iv'l Ny tn' sv"ls Of Washington. She - a
lady %. In" p"rs rl appearance. an octoroor.
nLd u.s. pDr' yI~. N"itrr "luHstrl than most OF
tho women VIII intend to- snuh nor II she pre-
sam p Co. cuf"r ~urirty. Sic WIS q school tcR"h-
er in Cleveland lint nor hu-nnn has sam icnt
wealth 30 crafty any ia-'" III" may have in the
WAY ui pri-,shai HdurnHrht, ana IL i- whispered
that d Wurdt loo purchased ~ her in Europe
would y" pil..I hy any of oar d lies.
II is q requirement " official etiquette hero
thai oli the thu't ladies sn the w,yrs oi Con
Grrssmrn shal. make the .lrsi all upon u Sea-
ators Wiz and tlir wives pt tho older Senators
always max IN" approach to an acquaintance
with tho wives OF new Senators.
The only colnrcd SENIORS wife who ever at
t"WIt'l uu cnirancc To Washington society WAS
Mrs III" hhg Is. six years age. and. being bon
beautiful aad accomplished. she was not only
T. n ! with civilty. hut made uuit" u lioncss.
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1--WE PIGEON sMOOTIN0.
bome SHARP MnrLsmanship In ~ Lively Com.
petition In Dexter Park

Tho members Of the Long Island Gun Club
hat mer monthly handicap pigeon shooting fora ,il,et
sup, Ia pNicr Park. yesterday Twelve snuotcisfaocd
he traps and each shot al seven blrs The shooting
throughout the match was tine finest That had bocu -rcn
Oh the grounds IA several years The cup wns " ON by
~ Thomas broadway MD-,r. Rciilug Etiv amt
J nudMt trd 3d. Vice rrstruIui each tlllius h. oven
'lr They t shot Hi tIcr bird. each ANA roAdw AZ
tlp ird ,Wmu ~ knnm Hll their bird. q me
D. 70 lNnt birds Ar ftlN Killed two AMI lost 4 bird
Nllh tell DE al NL' iO of the Luundar, Inc Nj Rtond
NHN Uhu-l 400 M, thru" bird nnr st,le uns yin
az The unphA amid loud cheering IRON The ANCESTORS
nis match aso called Tor wv other prles Lesues the
u Madison MI Eddy tOOk the shells AID thc 5huouns
~ ihe shot Tuulhd IN ts w Messrs IiAnce. Hughes
Ilnihor and murphy, whOeaoh Killed out OF Y The DO
sh" on AT three birds eAoh and hessrG Trainor and
"is1es u.a ~ khins TWO each The Tic Was finally De.
A'e bds, while TTanOt (aled W Ill any 9fhIs b,TdI
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csnnG,ng her Mind after Swallowing Poison

Mrs. Minnie Nedderman. the wife Of the IAN
itor of Public school 30 IS IN Brooklyn, attempted
suicide on Thursday night. AZ her home A. ~ Third
avenue. Brookyn because OF quarrel with her hu.-
band but suddenly cpcntns OF her purpose 20 die she
sent her husband for physician who administered an.
uducs 90 the larls green size bad taken amt tlt lcr
much better although with pain She and her hu.
band then resolved 90 slN NOTHING about it amt 900 uu
cus' 90 tell what the domestic trouble wns Mr. Ned.
drImu fHl tr police that as soon is a., had swallowed
tile poison She concluded that she had done something
very l sl. al was then as anxious ~ live she was
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ChrstNna Nickel Quilted the house Of her
uncle Michael Hush Al 10 East l2i street Monday
afternoon last, ana he has not heard Of her She
lad been seryant for family In Forty sixth street
n'ar f1lh AN nue. She intended 10 go To- her home In
lHt0ntll ON fimhA last and had pur hHscd ticket IN
canal street bui she POSTPONED the TIN Size evidently
dd not intend 20 stay away from her unclcs She !. y,
years OF age. Intelligent and able o herAf
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Her Third Atteapt

Ellen Russell Of % Carlisle street is Of ro-
spectacle family OF the Fnh ward Her brother /.
pilot She was unhappy At home it is said and she went
" work Tor Mr. Hunter AZ H. opposite She seemed to
be d,prted ani sho went to Pier Yesterday laid aside
her shawl, blessed herself Catholics do before and
htcr prayer. and Jumped into the river Ofccr Cuuru.
den rescued her She Was sent TO the Chambers Street
Hospital The police Say that Ellen has tried three
lines " dTO herself
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DENNsYLVANIA RAIh.""::..
S..nNt trtNk LINZ
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE


AND tNlTEp STATES NAIL ROUTE
ON ami Aiter Nov ~ 1875
Trains leave Ntw York via DtsbrOssgs and CortlAndt
street. ferre.. as follows
Express fen Harrisburg. Pittsburgh the West ami south
viii Pullman ralaoe cars attached, at "a. NJ, and
sHnr iHv
For " lhamsport Lock Hayec CORY ami Erie At ; 30
l. NJ, CONNECTING nj Corr, ioi Iltuhvlle, Petroleum
Haven. A
BALTIMORE, Washington. and the South. Limited Wash.
iu-uu Express uf fulmau fArlur Car- Slily except
sunday 10 arrive Washington I ~ T. krsu.
lar Ht }u aui 30 A NJ and 10 4 VI Su.iay
.o A and l0f For Baltimore r. except
Expression Philadelphia $50 30 s2o 10 Limited.
II 4 NJ. L. T. 3. %. : 800. tl and - l. NJ SUNDAY.
%landh 4 NJ. .. @. -. 80, and 10 r NJ Emigfaut
and secont class 80 T.. VI
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trans at Jersey CITY. Hrurdug A speed, and direct
transfer Tor BruuklNutr travel
Trains arrive FROM Pittsburgh. 81, 10 90 A " 10 10
daiy 40 % 2or daily except Monday
From Washington ana Baltimore, q 30 A NJ ? 3 90
I -. l9l2P, n SUNDAY 90 and iol0 +. "
800 90 q 2o. 80. and 10 10 = " sunday, O5
q 80, 10 ~, II 20 A, o ~ Iul NJ
Ticket Onlucs, 52d and Oit Broadway Astnr House
ana loot of pcshrossrs and torandt 81 Court and
btuokAn Annex DVpot foot of Fulton 4 BROOK IA u
ia, llu aud liz Hudson 81 liohuken Depot Jersey
PRANK THOMSON. l. r. FARMER
General Manager ucnI Passenger Agent
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Suing for SEQ. 900 and ostt,nu 30.

CLEVELAND. Nov. ga libel case OF much in =
tercH 10 newspaper men was decided here yesterday
Frederick Buchne sued the Wae-itr Amoc Printing Com
pAny FOR go damagesor an alleged libel in an article
charging hun with fraudulent transa actions with hia
clients The defence rcd that the article true
and brought witnesses 10 establish the fact The plHnu
dad nut urOve that the srtcle published mHciousJ
ami the JURY brought IN u verdict tor the defendant
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KnIias III. nre.Asr a. ,hs sumner T.s.e

BPARTA. Wis. Nov, 22-Two brothers. Daniel
and Derrick Grcviston quarrened Wednesday night
while AZ supncr Dankl, The youngest aged ~ struck
hls bfOer ~ tie ieck with KNIFE scVeTng lhs lugular
win Derrick toll " Ihs aVVt aad ektared
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WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND Af-rKk NOV IN. 1874.
kKprcAs irHins leave New York, via DvsbrOsses and
t0ruandt Streets FcrrirS ms follows
$50 73l p ~. y. 10 lAuut,si ~ A NJ, l. T. D. 30
- amt 10 SuadHys 30 ami A. NJ 8, q, 3D.
$50 and 10 4 N
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains Al jersey city, Inoriins speedy ani direct
transfer tOr brooklyn travel
ks4long Ialns ie9ye fuadelphia y o. a., %, I.
NJ, -, ~ 7, amt rs = On sunday ~ o.
o., o. n, X jpA 4 7.3i T.
llcAct uiiioes DO anu hti Broadway. Aston Iouse
AM TT of Dcbr', and Coruendl 81 Court st and
brooklyn Annex Depot loot Of Fulton Brunkln IA
ilb aud ~ Hudson ~ hoboken. Depot Jersey City
Emsrant uckct onice batlorJ place
FRANK THOMSON l. 4 FARMER
urhciHl Manager oen'l Passenger Agent
TROY BOATS leave Pier ~. n Il, loot Leroy a.
dahy except saturday, ht6P N
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TO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TiiR oLDESrABLIsHBD ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
nkrWkfh
hEM YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEfOfR IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK.
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ats Cream

EUSsRLIis ZOE CREAM, 800 pcr quar- 10
blDls u0aSs.
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DOUBLE TRACK. .TlIR MOST IMPROVED EQuIP
hkNr, AND THE fASlKSf TIME CONSISTENT
WIFI ABaOl.urE hAIEIN
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Sabinss Banhs.
guaro uno aounIs.

4 -76c., ~ e5, 42-single rooms for men clean
"A and healthy Keeping complete ~ ~ " - %
No 1906 Hudson st, near canal
LARGE room. suitable for two or threc gentle
~ meni also single room, r. per week day boardcrs
No 80 West I'D IT.
FEW men can be accommodated Win furnished
~ rooms with o. without board $40 Pearl 49, corner
Dover
FEW gentlemen can have good board front hall
IA bedrooms, nj ~ 10 anu - weekly. 1853 Madison 81
FEW gentlemen can have good board and slnsie
n rooms on reasonable terms lo1 East broadway
MOE FURNISHED room to let tn Respectable man and
n wife private house X l-t II near Buwery
A WELL-FURNIsuED front room suitable for
n housekeeping, ~ W ~ Grand ~
DOARDIN with eKoollont rooms gents 81 90 g.
ID ladies. a. -, nl.o man and WIe u piano l35
Hudson st. corner Beach A.
DOAHDING IA Mulberry 81 near GRAND single
ID rooms, - and ~ 30, breakfast alto o'cl,rk.
EuHNIsuED rooms with stoves to young men
"a also housekeeping rooms, ~ rs East i2th IT
l ADDE'S and gentlemen accommodated with good
- hoard Comofah" rooms, hN bath, gas. piano, rva.
s'hHbe. y Eaa 4t st
k.( FAST HHOA cntlcnen acc ommo-
w datd win single Oods m large rooms, with Ouers,
rrms, " per week
f2 MURRAY ST.-plrnished room, with stove.
w lor two ~, or eS que, men 10 board, o.
% NEATLY furnished rOoms Tor light houao-
RN. keepirSi rspcotab4e parties OAly 90 " ~
hVsston, near Wooster o.
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SirambJlts mo fa.lrulN,

4 ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
a. ir;, tta-, 81 LNcnrN.n - % ,smlcroom. 81
- daily SUNDAYS cNorn'edI AZ = NJ couutc tina at
A-nlul WIN lllLm. Tor Mr.l. hnIlLI. nml lt.l
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Miscellaneous.

hlN OhtIs legally thilintl from amy ptIl 4" Nv
~ United States. scandal avoided. l.U ufri '. .f
Addrcs, II &. kEETlAND. lulnuap .is lll
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION meiir,. e.if
~ comprising SERVES Of lreturss dclvylcl II hAli
Museum ui Anatomy on the cau.v anal curr u .usu'
CINE, sh lWiu- iuil-l uthk how lost hc ttl may Do @
earned, aflnl iu1 clear sNuup.i, u' luNiii n.y. N
tia-c AMI thr treatment of ucrvou, Hui .''-r =
being the rg-., y. ~ .,.,,rs tXptriei.c b. tl. %
ftrfrl.N uf postage stamps Ailre-, secretary hA4ui
MUS uul o-- broadway. Sew iurN
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fur SaI, mo DO Get

OFFICES TO LEr-In second story sun bni.d,ng
" front ami rear. well lighted ami steam heated. Ap
iN AZ Hnh Publication Once Nassau Hnt FRANKFORT SIS
CHOP, 2story. brick with stables ani god she'd,
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