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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-29
CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.

One Cunningham, acting for Recorder Tay-
or of San Francisco, seems to have got the
votes of certain Colored League upon the
promise to make one Wilson, colored man,
Z deputy in Taylor's Office. The bargain hav-
Ing failed of fulfllment, Wilson has sued Tay-
Tor for 200,
The non partisan convention, az well AS the
Kcarneyites have been quietly holding meet
iugs preparatory to the Constitutional Con
v.,tjuu.
cjmrley Duane, who is a standing item in
San Francisco, has been arrested on charge
If Forgery in having sworn falsely to the value
ri his property as bondsman.
In Dayton, Amador county, enc Soracco
uas robbed night before last by three men
who bound him and compelled him to reveal
thc p,ace where his treasures were hidden
About $4,000 is the amount taken.
The Elliot Government, British Columbia,
has been defeated The points at issue will
not fully determine the gulf between tweedle-
.lum and tweedledee. ''The great difference
IN the point of the law, remarked an Irish
bayrister, sis, whether the defendant said
Mccarthy get out of me house, or, get out
If me house Mccarthy If anything more
serious and intricate than that effects the
British Columbians we do not know it.
CIarkson Potter is out in letter in which he
essays to explain his investigation resolutions
1t auons to us that he only adds disingenuous-
uess to an effort ut the perpetuation of pre-
uedltated swindle. He is simply the facto-
tum If little Sammy Tildon; and inasmuch as
Sammy has the Presidential itch Potter can't
help scratching. But Potter reveals his pur-
pose, in spite of himself by admitting that ''if
and $50 and possibly" the decision of the
electoral commission may be reconsidered and
opened for newly found evidence-that is to
say, evidence found by Democratic commit
tee appointed to invent the needed frauds.
Also he confesses that a part of the pro-
gramme is to pass bill which will open this
case, putting upon Hayes the dilemma of sign
lug the same. That Is Potter and Pottering.
In the House of Representatives the advo-
Gates of reduction in the army obtained a tenn
porary advantage during the absence of some
ii the Republicans. The Senate will no doubt
cure the bill of its absurdities
The Indian Bureau has been transferred
from the Interior to the War Department,
where it ought to be, This is not final.
House and Senate are sparring over the
question of adjournment.
All tho Departments at Washington will be
closed on Decoration Day.
The Senate seems to be very much in favor
If passing the bill to forbid the further re
tirenent of greenbacks.
The steamship Nevada left Liverpool on
Saturday with 400 Mormon recruits
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-29

Mark Rock, a native of Austria, died
Austin on Saturday last He was one of ii
oldest residents of Eastern Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-29

BELMONT SERENADERs. - The Belmont
Courier of Saturday last tells the following;
The coyotes, which infest the surrounding
hills, treat the people of Belmont nightly to
music that would wake the ire of the sound
est sleeper A charivari is sweet compared
with their howls that make night hideous
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-29

Specimens of ore from the Paradise mine.
indicate a surprising degree of richness il
those newly discovered diggings.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-29

Naches, the Piute Chief, has been in Reno
lately. He says he has resigned his chieftain-
ship, sure enough. And yet Bradley will
be candidate for third term.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-29

The Reno inquisition still goes on; and
Beck and the rest still have it, hammer and
tongs, night in and night out, over the yexed
question of Who has been stealing!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-29

Bishop Whitaker's school for girls will close
for the Erster term to-day, after an examin-
alton of the pupils.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-29
INDIAN AGENTS ATTENTION.

INDIAN AGENTS ATTENTIoN.-The ReUelEEe
of Saturday has the following:
We desire to call the attention of the In
dian agent, or agents, in this State to the case
of an old, crippled and helpless Indian now on
the ranch of Mr.. Maxwell, Big Creek This
Indian has been cared for by Mr. Maxwell
for several years, and has during that time
been burden on that gentlemans charity,
and he thinks the government ought to now
do something towards taking care of it's ward.
The other Indians will do nothing towards
feeding or supporting their unfortunate bro
ther, who is entirely incapable of performing
any labor or doing anything to help himself.
We ask that our State exchanges viii copy or
make mention of this paragraph, SO that it
may be brought to the attention of the In
dian agents.
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VAR IRON THE DOGS.
Why there l. Mourning among many Owners
OF Pets ON staten Island.

The anti-caninc war Is again raging in
Clifton, - /. For over five years the inhabitants
Of that town have been periodically seized with
dread Of hydrophobin. About once in three
months some ono scattcrs poisoned meat around
the streets with Il view Of thinning or the dogs.
This was done again last week. the result being
the sudden death Of about thirty dogs. many Of
them valuable either for their associations or
breed. Mr.. Connors and Mrs. Schamps of
New York avenue. both lott much prizrd pets.
New York avenue and the adjacent lots were
dotted with dead dogs in somr places three or
four in clump. rs they had dragged themsoy -
together to die IN company. Th"drstrubrrs, not
content with their work in Clifton, scattered the
deadly bait in the streets and hOu-rynrls Of
Staplrton. ON saturday morning Justice II.
kanusscr found his dog. cross between New
Foundnnd and s. Bernard. lying dead at his
door. lie valued II AT 800. His wife. also.
mourns the loss of pet black and tan, An inn
ported spt2. belonging to Mr.. Ii. PUttholf, met
the same tate.
Some Of tho sufferers in both towns Hscribc
the death of the animals To the police. alleging
that n certain member Of the force there Is
almost mOnOmaniac in his hatred Ol dogs.
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THE DRY DOCKS .issETs.
The Financial Condition ns Asccrtaincd by
Three Special Examiners.

On the day that an effort was made to
start run on the Dry Dock Savings Bank.
President Mills asked the Bank Superintendent
10 make "A special examination Of the institution.
Acting Superintendent Lamb hns received the
following report. which. he says can safely be
accepted as the true statement Of the financial
condition and the prudent. conservative admin
istraion Of the institution. am moved TO
say 80 much." glr. Lamb says. because | can
see nothing but misfortune for dcpositors. for
borrowers and for the public in general. in
groundless attacks on sound and well-conductcd
savings banks BY malicious enemies or scared
dcpusltOfs:"
h.. H'gg L,gl. Artiag S9o mfe,tnt Hi"tiri b-,,"t
sisncd have examined into the coniu,n. conduct and
al4f' Generally OF The Dry Dock SAVINGS institutions
weh slows "a, 90 esrt, Of ihc INSTITUTION over
u,rrt expenses SiaGi72 ~.
Ihc Institution holds bonds to the amount eft a. iIsou
secured y murtga4c gn rchi estate III The cit, o Sew
lofk Ihc mnrise.ea lrul' rty PAS been recently as
"rurd fhe oans are small and wei distributed aul
insurance 1n ,n' m",'sIs,d ,f.itfy H. 'AnD,
uie policies Tor ihe same are III it, possession
sae.r " owners q e premises AZ tue time o plymcut
ct iuyTc' To- ,Nhin, molsr receipt. for ia,m.ni OF
ia iayor q" c state or municipality. which. hN operation
the claim ~ the institution ihc interest on the mort
tasy, pa, es n. Sd WIZ rssrk9ele pronet ie
| usi ururpaD being arrears and thr.r nulN sN
months some uf the murgngur. lind called Tor a rrdr
tiun the interest -N per cent rnd some had
Withdrawn their lulus because tile rate WAS seven usr
cent. aud others were threatening 10 do In pcccm.
Der. lN.5 ihe hoHr n Trustees declining 10 fer .e best
Interest the Institution. .aui q, .iriug Ia place
am tIr murtrngnrs i "A fafr aul ,lal uD.tnu L, l,st.
uDn. with notice 90 urt-a.uf. rrucrd the rate M
Interest tu slN per cent " in,, made a careful amt
searching examination uf tl bond. and MORTGAGES nut
papers Accuupa, tn- the saiic Tics, u nam were sat
i-iHUfoy ot,4- l,f- ula uiy ihc lont. ui utt.n.r-
and uuDtrs representing loans snrIrr dat, were
inaccurate and incomplete aud ~ their then condition
could NOT approve them The errors boo and iurniu
lVtrur.s uf the papers tho officers nruttN hnt cor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-13
OLD SiILORS IIRED or LIFE
Suicides Committed by Inmates of the snug
ltarbor On staten Island.

RI, Sol,r., S,,u., II,,l,nr an S,o,o,
Island. never presented moro attractive ap-
t.nrnncr than il docs now The annie grounds
90 ''',' :, - ~. "n,i =. ""'iu9
are covered with luNurlant vegetation, the air
is heavy with the scent OF flowers. and filled
with the music Of birds. In the wide corridors
MI 49, ,as,.,t -. -, ,,,'' ,..,.a, ,,,ar,,
az" W. '"' S"""'" p"l'"'s Oh 'he Er'"' ih"I oie
lulldngs sit groups II weatherhcaten old snlts.
,,i"l,'N- yarns ana SmoAihs snort pipes
''N'I7 "".h "u"ul 'h' GROUNDS or HHh from
the s"a wall. In spite Of all that IL done TO
render their declining luv. comfortable, md
t.,,.,. a.. ,r, a., H.. To-, O., a. Iii,
",'' ',',' "'e "'' v''''''' 'ivp ''1'' sp'l'
81 disroni'nt' ana suicides, although rare, are
ly no means unknown in the institutions
No., , ,,. IA ..ii.s r...r.o 1,,u ,,,.
ono 81 'he OF" saIor7 "'orEo Irew'll' now
~ tho ulcasnnt hospitnl rooms. watched bv AN
.it ,,,o..r,.,., a., ,ru...,,,. ,,,,,rn,,,, - h,s
fuommatc'S absence. he cut Ills throat with a
rn1.r mud WINS f,unJ IA f.,v n,inut.s in,nr
lI..l,pg an tho e,,r He is ~ vnnr, ~ n,.e :,
German 10y birth, and was admitted 10 the
Hnrlor ON Sopt. 26.ls77. lie has no friends.
MI. iirol If H., nIJ yshn1 h VS. nyar viii ~
HI-n.trs. ..l-'to the oli men who spin Yarns
together ilr details of former suicides In The
Harlan on tu,t Graham win, hns b.s,, nm
inmate Of mo Uiirnnr flr thirty four Vnnrs and
i't. IL, NJ a-si,iaut f.. Stawari C'nr2 ram"m '.
lar. fu.u, All ma, t.il. nf Nom ns frilnv,- "
Nn- vn'y. ln,l some suicides since. yn bo.n
here. an, ", i,,n here Tor thirtv,fnur wears
come nuNt month Am tho longest h"ra5 On
rhrr"'s Old C,p'n Danirl ,Iuinns has been here
umi j,"n"r, nur,il ihir,v.Srrtou md LIN i"S.
ir.'i thirty.-il ,nnt. Oh ih' sriniIr. Wril
ih. Suicide INIT niinl, NJ f,,l worst of ali was
rrnNr k.i' Tor u rroi mi,ry y.,rs and he w,,s
mora ,.irht, y"ar- oi TnS trusir@s tLnuphi
h. bnI ,h,t v, nis i.,.fuinnss w ,,h.m,
len y" t, ',',, o,a 7 ir s , "G" "v
.byr "p MT, ., rn.i az -" ty,ltr
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NO GOOD WORD FOR HAYES.
THE WET BLANKET THAT FELL on THE
THIRD ARMY CORPS.
What wa. Lugubrious md Dull IN Ham
quet In Ncwburgh-Two Distinguished One
Legged Ex.soidIcrs Enliveninw the Table.

NEwBURGH, May 12.-Thc thirteenth an
nual reunion Of the Third Army Corps. which
was held here this week and attended by Gems.
Sick,s. Hooker. Mott. Scwell. John c. Robin
son. Schoncld. Rushing. and many other less
prominent officers of that corps. brought out to
an unexpected extent the hostility that is felt
among the soldiers toward the Fraudulent
President. At the banquet given In the United
States Hotel. among the td'sts was one to The
President Of the United States" Lcut-Gov
Robinson. Commander Of tho Grand Army Of
the Republic. was put down to respond, but he
refused to do IT, and II was impossible to induce
any one Of the scvcnty-nve soldiers present to
take his place. So the toast which fell like
wet blanket ON the nssemblagc. had to be re-
spondcd to by the Rev. W. X. Hall.
pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church
Of this city. II chaplain of n Massachusetts,
regiment at the time Of the war. Mr.. Hall
stecrcd clcnr Of Hayes. llcdidnot mention him
10y name nor did he refer to him as President.
Where the affair was otherwise ono OF merri-
mcnt and pleasure. ut this time II was lugubri-
Gus and dull. In fact the soldiers wcre very
bitter on his Fraudulcncy Col Hunt Adjutant
on Gen. Mnrd's staff. and one of those present
was qskod To- respond to the toast. but he said
thui he could not say "a single good word Tor
Governor of Louisiana Hayes VIVA not elected
President. Another wcli-knQwn officer thanked
Coz iilut lie WIS 80 SICK on election my tnHt no
could not vote fur Ilavcs. and that II Hayes had
n spurl; " manhood about him he would vacato
the Office to which he was never elected MAJOR
VIM. T.. Mupcs. twice County CLERK Of Orange
county. unc-lcggrd soldier. and one OF tho
most prominent Republican politicians In this
part III the state referred 10 Hayes as both a
fraud and traitor H. said that Secretary OF
War McCrary wu- the only genuine Republican
in thr Cabinet. AMI hcc9uld assure thnt gentle,
man thH; hc was IN " dcviish bad company"
Gen. Sicklcs's druuucintion of the lie fHco Pres
id"ui was pointed Hnd severe. Taking THIS re.
IT, very evident that Hayes has hut very few adj
hrrcnts among the men who fought In the late
war. Al the mention ~ Lincon's name the
room rang with cheers. while the mention OF
layes's name at about tho same timc YVES
si.nrcnlN moi lnnl
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MIcREIDr's nRr.IKNEcK RIDE
Escaping from the Aston Place Mob To Take
Train at New Rochelle.

Speaking Of coaching Officer philhin
1.-THE Central Park Police said the other day. "
made better time to Philadelphia thirty years
ago than those young fellows of the club t'othrr
day. have drove my team OF grny- from Hoe
bokon to Philadelphia between suu-up and sun
down. in March, when the days were a deal
shorter than now. | drove a iour-in- hand
them same gray- MS leaders from Hamilton
Ferry To- Jamaca-thnt's twelve mil.---in forty
four minutes. II was on a bet between an Eng
liShman and n gentleman at the Astor House.
Tho Englshmnn bet couldn't do the distance
in an hour drove the team myself. and took
the two gentlemen along in the wagon.
MucreHdy. the actor. drove out Of the city hc-
hind them Ernys vh.n nc escaped from the
Aston place riot in ~.
Tell me about that.
WILL, il. So 50 long ago DON'T know a can
of May. 1919. To-day the 1lth l. that So
Then II was Just 80 wears aso this morning that
my team took Murroady to New lochellr At
that tim" KEEP livery Stable in Clinton plarr.
company caled Ne Montgomery Troop, coia-
mundcd 10y Can't. Moore. and wr was called cat
thnt second nlght, when HE trouble WIS IN
As'9r pace. You've rrat all about the night .
2o'clo'k in the morning. my company was n-
ytod ton lunch IN Il grocery at ir'nlwW ami
AZ A.!'F oa "G n s 'E2El2 Fo wa. "{ F2f-
mnrc got away from tine man. and rum UP io
! Eighth street whcre tine crowd slopp"d her,
thought would drop down 10 th" static and
see II everything wis quiet | found tho boys
said kichWd Er,mrt wanted the team o. TAXI n
doctor to New Enchel" 10 srr "a man who WIS
very sick. just then Mr.. Emmett came up and
knowing he could trust mo, took mr 1nr ~de
and sand, Martin, Wpni tp gct Mr. Marrrady
TO New lorhelie ~ dayhrcaki Mr. Macrcady
was at Mr.. Emmot's house. which was where
the BroNuor House now stands. Whom tilo riot
street door 81 the Opera House. ana r,c- i
rff 81 Ii fl.tsl ftt Al "a
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The Bones OF the Man. Eater.

MIDDLETowN, y. y, May l2-lIonry " ward
proprietor Of wards MUS OF Mmeraoey ocolo4, .I
Zoology Of Rochester has offered Ia schultz of uI-
place 500 Tor the skeleton ct ki,nshan the lianhl,
lnman stallion known - the mantaor which lnt Co., Pee
hhnl lhsl week MI ward has the Skeleton ui the rrlv
hfaied racer LeNnston' IN MS museum, and when odd
Hhmhetunan died lac offered large sum Tor his
mains Dr. schultz has declined to soil the homes u the
maneAcr The BRAN oi the horse weighed ~ ounce :,
winch ~ from to 10 ounces heavier than the average
BRAN Of horse The heart weighed a,s pounds, the
lungs labs Every organ sound Hud healthy except
The bTaln. DE- sehutL inends " eAhlbit the skeelOn
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tho orponis, Mr. Cummings occompon,

tho orRanist Mr.. f. s. Cummings accompany
ing + me lnrge organ. the, congregation
Hcpworth gave the bcncdictiOn.
Brother Moody was also in tho city. At 4
oc",k, clad IN sunbr. BLACK with niaunty air he
slrodo into the City Mission at l3l Bowcry. lie
was armed with his Bible and took II back seat.
MIR. TIFFANY opened prayer. and the subject OF
Ms discourse was hnscd on tho utter ahsurdity
81 nall measures NJ means toward reform
alton After dilating In nm Impressive manner
Tor som" twenty minutes. brother Moody. who
was known to about dozen OF the assembled
300. rose. expanded his broad chest. and emitted
rciigiuu@ artrks. hugcd on the words Of the
brother pn the platform. Tho reverend gcntlc-
hasls OF bclcf' lie hit the builder hard on
The head who was commissioned to build in
fhiladcluhia hrown-stOnc house. and who
only turtly fulfilled his contract. put stone in
tie front and stuccO at the sides. brother
Moody was vehement and waXed wroth If it
had been his house he would doubtless have
considered the contract as null and void. Alter
saying that the human fabric was built M much
on the same principle. and that sort Of LITTLE
doLncd his hat. and vanished rapidly out VI Il
sidr door. To avoid detection. As ANOTHER
brother was rising To- his feet Brother Moody
lost his aud turned u neat sOmersault worthy of
thr London CIRCUS. down SOME dpH u stairs into
tnr arms pi TIE nss"ciatiou'S chiet COOK. me
Bible. tn" hat. and several appurtenanccs he-
longing to Brother Moody. and the varied
contents Of thr pockets OF the volumnous vest
with which lac was adorned. scattered the iloor
family ticker. Brother Moody was not long On
tie Hat hut resumed his utrghinrss and pro-
tested with vivlrity, in answer g. numerous IN
quirics from the assembled flock. that he was
unhurt. After shaking himself he won't away
seemingly uoun the worse for his shock.
Mr.. Thurluw Weed attended rneh Of the three
services at which Mr.. Saukry wis present. Mr..
Moody and Mr.. Smk"y have not y'l definitely
determined what will Dee th"ir next Held Of labor
1t will hr either n the South or the West. In
the mean time both will take long rest Not
wiihStanduy his s"N.n months ot labor, few
who heard him Yesterday PROGRESSED 10 discover
that his voice Ind bt"n ia any way impaired.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company. Fifth
Grand Distribution for 1878 viii take place al
noon Of Tuesday. tho lith inst. at the city OF
New Orleans.
Sale Of tickets closes ut o'clock A. NJ. Of that
day.
this city, and cannot ho increased. The Offices
OF the company, at 3l7 broadway will be open
ON Monday til o'clock L, NJ for tho nccomino-
dalton of buyers.
First come first served.
1857 Prizes. amounting to $4,000. capital
prizes. $50 O0O $40 900, $4,000, Nc. 100 900 tick
cts, two dollars (s2l halves. one dollar (SD.
ii. l.. Plum. 3l7 Broadway. New York.-Adp
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SPECIAL Aotltrs.
CHTAP AnXEKTIsING.

Mc.srs 5 VI pctteu.in 4 co. Advertising Agents 81
fuk row. Sew YORK, IN an advertisement In TnE suS of
saturday May H.
AGREE
To insert In twenty four hundred new spapersa inch
advertisement three uWt cog three incl aivrrt.
once tor So" AlNru,,rs to hc Shown the newspapers
before payment oi t,c liI
Also.
To- lusDu column advertisement twenty mchesl once
n twenty tour hundred Wspaiors Tor one dollar each
newspapers
For hr PURPOSE az inducing advertisers 10 respond to
M'ssr. rtftu-tl 4 CO. = hurru proposal, We hereby
20 NN iiI fHncr- which, trN rnlist show the
ml''r'i,.r lHtlHs "lr dollar hundred for 23n. and
Our u.'lrt paper fIr fN tHtuf, fourth huudlcd and
MO.sgs = rrt',ullU : e.. maN tc uuNilug ia
sill ur dispose ni tcm. hut uiDih merely Zoo show Them
Nlll uNar tu,lu lr.tu, iut whole lNt. every
case, twenty tour hours after they have becu delivered
tons
Ndo mot mike thc above oncr 20 ONE advertiser OF to
afN particular nd 'trf-l t fncN,rf uur 20 ithuut limit
nf viii alcc 10 tIc oder .iftr uI fhrm put forth
AhuNp. GEO. T. BONELLA CO.
10 Sruco IT., New York.
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The paupcrs on the City Poor Farm Of BAN
SOr Me. have struck. The CHS Fathers refused To sp.
ply tobacco tor n and the paupcrsnrc very indignant
Tie old supply gave cut the superintendent had none Ia
ave them, the time came tor them Ia work and thCy
positively refused The oycrscers OF the Poor made II
call the paulcrs then, aside from tlc tobacco SAID that
they did not get tuo enough The pauprrs appointed u
committee from their number to confer with the over
seers. and the dlnleuly was peAceAbly hetlled.
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Waller a. McsorIey.

SO practical and economical are our most
fashionable New YORK women. they know where to iud
The cheapest goods, whether they are sold IN Grand
street. the Bowcry the avenues, or broadway They
Auow that some houses deal In the hest amt most fash
iouGhlc, MS well the cheapest arclVs whether they
are m fashionable part of the city or rot This ulu>
why such Iuu.c "a. that VALERA NJ sureN, IN hrd
street. rlWs customers rom Rll parts OF ihc city No
matter what ladA purse afford, She prefers tu gVt
the best aud the most for her money, therefore before
uurCnsu- elsewhere she examines stock winch Is al
vcrti,cd Hs embracing "hick silks In all the best yard,
al nrlcos ranging from siStN ceus 80 tiNo dollar, gre.
cuurrd silks from my cent, 10 three dollars ANA bout
rctes and novelties la dress stufs ron un cents 10 u
dollar aud malt and suit, from three dollars to one hun
drcd and seVcnty.nNe dollars
Having examined the stock Of Messrs Waller Mosor
lev aud scen materials suits. and wraps which they
arc uerin! at such very low prices We can consclcn
uusly recommend all ladies who are shopping to make
Us uupular and entcrprsing Grand street house visit
DeoT closing their outlay Of funds for summer outfits
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MARINE INTicLLIG ENCE

stSttruu ALNASAC-rHts pAY.
sunrises... ~ sun sets. oS Noon sets =. %
HGn wAfIn-1us rtY.
Sandy Hook. "a GOV Island. 10 Hell Gate. IS
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Pomcroy'- Wire Frame, with oscillatng pads, for
rupture i ~ Int. easy, and durable. 74j Broadway
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Neither drugucd, iIauorcd, nor wntcred-Dr
underhs pure Wines from the Croi0n Point Vineyards
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nycIng mud CIcnning-rhc Sew York Dycing and
irnnu- Establish staten Island. Oices ~ Duane
ST. 80 BrnudWay $50 Gih New York. 1855 Pierrep ont
st. BROOKLYN Established ~ years
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TNN Old Rnd WoII,knOWn hOuhe OF i. NJ Cow
IrrhWat a Co e Established lSt7l l55 and l57 Chatham
st. still continues To krepte largest and be assortment
4" furniture. carpets bedding &C aud to sell lower
trade. Weekly or monthly payments taken-Adv.