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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-24

The reportA of the committees have es-
tabiished the fact that Sedalia has come 10
the scratch manfully and up to yesterday
81 ,O62 had been subscribed to defray the
Fourth of July Celebration expenses, and
ere another working day has passed it will
be increased 10 81 200.
This il commendable and shows that the
spirit Of &c is not entirely extinct yet.
Prof. Helmerich will give = grand en-
tainment after taking part ia the street par
ade.
Let the good work 60 ON.
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Her Narration Of Events Preceding
the Death II Miss Hearn-Never
Better Friends than at tho
Aoment Of the Shooting, Which,
the Witness SWears was Purely
Accidental.
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Returned from School.

Jno. B. Jaynes, ~ho has been attending
the Chickering Institute. and Mirs Hattie
Jaynes, who has been attending the Wes-
ley.n College. both At Cincinnati, accom-
panied BY their parents. Colonel and NM.
A. d. Jayner, arrived in a special car FRI
day morning and will spend vacation Il
home.
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PedeOtrlaniSm.

Pedestrianism has struck the Sedalia
boys, and some of them have got il bad.
In fact, there is small hopes entertained Of
their recovery. A lot of them adjourned
to the fair grouds yesterday evening 70 try
their mettle. The result was, Lon Hughey
ran mile in go; julie Matthews walked
. mile in Sis; Ed. Barker ran one-fourth
mile in LOG; VIM. Taylor in LOS; John
Rowlett in LOS, and Fred Koyle in 100.
We learn that it is the intention of the
boys to have . walking match on the
Glorious Fourth and show visitors what
git up and git" is as viewed from Sedslia
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THE ROAD SOUTH.

THE ROAD SOUTH.
Light has at last dawned, and the prob
abilities are that the narrow gauge will be
built TO Warsaw.
A will be seen by the proceedings Of the
directions meeting in another column Of to
days paper, Henry Mcpherson &Co. made
. proposition to build and equip the road
for $50, 900 which was promptly accepted
by the Board of Directors for the Company.
This is now in . very satisfactory shape
and as there is $4,000 still to raise TO
make up the $4,000, it has been sppor.
toned out as follows to be raised.
Pettis county ...-............-$l9.OOO
Benton county ........................... lo,OOO
Total $4,000
We do hope and urge the people of Sc
dalia and those residing along the line of
the proposed road to come manfully and
promptly to the scratch and act this road
matter at rest by subscribing the necessary
amount to make the narrow gauge . GER.
tainty.
The BAzoo knows that the people of
Pettis will do their share, and Benton will
not be outdone by any community, in COM
par,son with its population and wealth.
So hurrah for the Narrow Gauge!
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Coroner'0 Cases.

The coroner has had two cases-dead in.
fants-Friday and Saturday. The child
found in the veil north of the Pacific rail.
road is still an open question - to whose
child it il, although the jury found yer.
dict yesterday, but ~ new evidence was
found they re-opened the case and last eve.
ming when the jury adjourned had not
found verdict.
Al. Conner dug mp negro infant At the
negro cemetery yesterday, and brought it
to town on shovel. The Coroner empan.
nellea jury and on investigation discov-
cred that the child belonged to neg,ess
who said it was still born, which story was
coroborated ~ neighbors. A verdict was
found in accordance.
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-Prserve your Babys health BY
promptly administering Dr.. Bulls Baby
Syrup for the disease Of early childhood.
Price Is ceaes q hottie,
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The Railroad War.

ever, and fuel Us sdded yesterday ~ the
advent Of General Superintendent Nc
Ki~sock and c. K. Lord. Of the North Mn.
souri, rosd, General Superintendent Tai.
mage and Frank Fowler, Of the Missouri
Psci6c, and w. n. Townsend, General
Passenger Agent Of the Wabash, vho cane
in from s. Louis. Mesn. Lord and
Fowler brought along those too big trunks
mentioned s'me days since. and il il limited
that they contain nothing hut City cent
tickets % 81 LOUIS. IL vas surmissd that
the sdseat Of the~e Eenlle@ea meant IN 3D.
vance IN rate Ill along the line, and about
IL O'Clock New York tickets vent from
SIS 50 70 81 Is u . jump. The SIS 50
vas the come - fso0 Chicago. and the I'd.
vance II 10 make il the sase - from g.
Lou,a. The rate Of 81 50 70 Chicago -
way q The 'Fous il Had" rosse seeus n
Be 10 great issos, and the Moth Miaosri
train carried out large nur bsr q Psaen.
gers last highs. The psesesce in this
neighborhood Of the above mentioned
o6cials means so@eshinG. bot Whist tbs,
10 mo fellow csa dad out The
81. Louis parties are still OF ose aisd sAas
they will seses haul down their Gag % he
Chicago 4 Alton, while The C. 4 A. ass IL
lie saae opisioo sseardiag The Missesi |
Pacific sad The s. L, K. C. 4 N.-Em.s
CSH Nna.
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In Sedalia. June q, BY Elder N. n. Rag
land, Mr.. Henry Hestand and Miss Kate
Greomm. All Of Pettis county.
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DR.. Balls Baltiooss Pilh always euss
Fewer asa Ago. Dsob Age. 90, ~
cot bat 8 cent?.
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A baby vas found in = veil in Selalia
last Friday morning. bat Je6rr-on City can
heat that In the Journal Of Saturday
morning ~ 6nd the following sickening
article. Justice il always represented q.
beinx blind. bat in this csse We inclise Ia
the opinion that she Vas deaf too:
Ehshards Schseides, 90 % yesterday
arrested and taken fore Justice Long on
the change Of incest Schneider il somewhat
nosnsiosss ~ the "1ighsning rol man" He
makes his home ~ The hsss,re al Wolf k0ra,
the vonsl~n legged mendicans NJ the city,
the wife VI whom IL sisies of "lightaing
RID Sehni~<3rr." The chsrxss of incess
sQaiast hin IL With . daughter 81 hia sister,
Mm. kosa. He was arrested y Dkpuay
Sheriff Will w. Wagner. Al 6rss he ~
fused Ia submit to arrest and said that ten
nj the like III him could not arrest him.
He vas .s Kesah plscs s~d had hstclset
in his haalh With vhi,h he 90 doing .ense
mailing. After pArlsving With the l~llov
avhsle, and sewing Adam Rsiihel riding hy
Wseuer called in his assistance, Seis-
sag . favorable opportunity, Wagner grab
hed the hssch~t snsi levelimx . revolver as
ohryed the command n once. under the
prnuasiom oi . enekesi revolver and march
esi into the hosr-ss Il tn get his coat!
stepping ~ ssaiss 10 ~ u. 'i1
After waiting . lisale lOs hia return,
Wager b<Hsa to think that be vas gon<
in the upper room . little longer then
necessary and stepped 70 the hea.i Of the |
'saim u see vhss W. dessiaieg hin. J~s
- ~ ssaehed The i0P. - heard hs psi.oa~s
ssrike The ground. His bird had 00vr.
He vss down and out of the building IN
; ,jiGy snd ag.ia brought biz aho"ii"s ir""
- bsss. asul sgain iss arUu0eat Va sue
sssful; Tie eslpsie susssndesed and
neekly 70 the jUssices okce.
The trial did not last loeg. The shaae-
Tul charge ~ sos dispesed, and Tie isllov
~ seno1ocsd % pay 6as u 80 end eoses
yhieA BE proceeded q osss - saiss theoegh
IL fsiead, ose DeBoA. 4...
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IL. II. Cmlth.
Albert Parker.
4 ( E s;, ss.'''' Benton county.
j. H. Lay,
CHANGE OF NAME.
r. III. Melton offered the following
resolution:
Resolced, That the name of this
company be, aud the same is hereby
changed from the ';Sedalia, Warsaw
and Memphis Railroad Company, to
the ''Sedalia, Warsaw and Southern
Railroad Company.
Adopted.
J. b. Polly, engineer, submitted a
report which was received and placed
on file.
PROPOSITION 10 BUILD.
Henry Mcpherson & Co. made a
proposition to build the road for $780,
600, the company to furnish the right
of way and furnish the old road bed
from Cole Camp to Warsaw, and will
begin work As soon as they are notified
that the $50, 900 hes been subscribed
and five per cent. paid to the treasurer
of the company, andwill complete and
equip the road and run cars to War.
saw within six months from the time
of receiving the notification.
HOW PAID.
One-half of the Pettis county sub
scription is to be paid as the work pro-
crosses, and the other half when the
cars are running to the Pettis county
line. The Cole Camp, Lincoln and
Warsaw subscriptions are to lie paid
rs the cars reach these respective
places.
The proposition was accepted unani-
mously.
WHERE TO RUN.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That the Board 10 now
adopted the route by Cole Camp, in
Benton county, Mo-, and agree to
build the road and run the cars not
over one-half mile from said town
of Cole Camp. provided the town Of
Cole Camp and Williams township
subscribe ten thousand dollars to the
capital stock of our company in valid
subscriptions.
HOW PROPORTIONED.
The following was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the amount of sub.
scription required of Benton county
under the contract with Henry Me-
PhersoD & Co. be and the same Is fixed
at twenty-five thousand dollars ts25,
OOO. } and the amount of said subscrip-
ton required of Pettis countyunder said
contract be and the same is fixed at
fifty-iive thousand dollars ($55, OOO).
After appointing mass meeting at
Whites Hall for Saturday night,
June. 28th, and some discussion as to |
the proposed road, the Board adjourn
ed, subject to the call of the President. |
Sudden changes of temperature always |
induce phyrical discomfort under various |
manifestations, but generally colds. Dr. |
Bull's Baltimore Pills quickly rid the sys-
tenn Of the had effects resulting from these |
changes. Price only Is cents.
SHIPPED Again.
A hlgh-toned society young man of this
city counted the ties from the Farm TO the |
Garrison Hoaee last night, and We learn
from one who witnessed the feat that the
time made will compare favorably with
that made by Vanderbilts fast train. lie
came in ahead Of No. 4. and eggs-actly on
time.
This young gentleman should be careful
in future, but he has learned that snipes
roost in the hedges west of the city.
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FOURTH.

How Sedalia Has Put Up.
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FOR Rant,

ArieA sespsi s.E. q hsil&aA AP-
ply . sisee@ y-uuiGgE = Is
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Any lady or eeatleman Who vill give Dr..
PRICES Unique Perfumes single trial, will
he convinced that for exquisite sweetness
and permanence of od0r, no perfumes in
this or any Other country can compare
With them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-24

A8id 10 10 cooking and general house
work Good wages and prompt pay.
Apply n the BAzoo ollce.
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Sudden changes of temperature always
induce phyrical discomfort under various
manifestations, but generally colds. Dr..
Bulls Baltimore Pills quickly rid the sys-
TEN Of the had effects resulting from these
changes. Price only Is cents.
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From your loving wife
"ErIpN HIM.

"Write soon. Tor ] am here slone
and half starving 10 DEATH" i.
John ssot Aee so0e Dosey Saturday
bot i u.s. tho late. Tor before it could
have reached her she had placed her
90 Q surer foundation and
rested her cass With God.
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muC0 4tteOuNSO - a0v OJ the cOOver-
sai,ou. COriin went hack to the
dining room with me. Hughes WAS
there and my father, in addition to
Others. as he had come in before Ella
left. i next saw Ella al her house
the next afternoon. l went there ut
about half past 3. Elias little sister
admitted me. Ella Hearn heard me
at the dGor. and told me to come in,
and ! went into the dining room.
Ella was sitting at the machine, and !
sat down beside her On q box. Mrs.
Hearn was lying down on a lounge,
and / began joking with her about
wearing q slat bonnet and green
l handed some cubeb
berries to Ella. who refused them.
and I then leaned across Ella and
handed them to her mother. As /
lid 81 Ella struck mo with . needle.
and I sail. Hold up. don't do that
any more" and threw two or three
.ubehs down Elias back. l hal an
at 4 O'Clock. and got up
md said it WAS getting late. and ! had
10 be going. Ella told me I" sit down
. few minutes. and she would 60 tn
he dOor With me. / sat down. and
,ot up again IN go, when Mrs. Hearn !
aid 70 Ella. ''Give me the work I'll
inish il. and You 90 to the door with !
ILL.," Ella followed me out Of tina
Oom, and shut the door after US. II
Aisl to Ella. II see you are MT going
vt = Ella replied. mo. I've gos
hat old dress To finish" J ! then got
q IN enormous joke about . 'yeopon"
yeopon b . small berrv which grows
ear tie eastern shores] which took
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The Sedalia, Warsaw and
Southern Railroad.
Henry NcPherson 4 Co, propose
to Build the Road.
That ar Narrow Gauge Q Ger.
tainty.

There was a meeting of the direc.
tory of the Sedalia, Warsaw and
Southern Railroad yesterday, at the
engineers Office in this city.
The following of the directory were
present:
VIM. Gentry, President
&. Newkirk, Treasurer
q. X Smith.
r. Jno. L. Hail..
j. Z. Barrett.
ID. HI. Smith.
Albert Parker.
K. H. Melton,
j. H. Lay,
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CHAMBERAlAID and WAlTRESS.-By a
y young r capable Of dong both works well Is of g94g
references. Gail 6O2 6thaye, near 35th-st JACOUlNs
BUREAU.
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Qnrtion Sales of Real estate.

DARTI1ION SALE.-A. j. BLEECkER &
SON TUESDAY July J. ~ NJ at sales Room. III Broad.
way. 81 Nassaust 81 East Broadway 50 and so DIVISION
at O2 East broadway 81 1871 DyisOn-st lSJ East
Ira iway 1877 Broadway, 20 RutGeTss lSa Monroe
Cherry-st V. south and MOntgOmeTysts
DiyisiOn-st., II Ma1sunst Z Catherine
clip 90 MaTkest and "a East 78dst lot on 2daye near
g. thst 1T G3d-st, 2daNe, "a lots OEehe) ON
lsye 500 and 6Sd valuable water front on Avenue
A and 62dsL Book maps $50 broadway.
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GINCLAIR HOUSE. BethIehem. n. H.-This

edo CI Dg.nrna.Sed a or cnnfort IL
is SITUATED on Betlehenst. opposite the Post
Office, al the modern appliances for comfort ana
liberal and attentive rates low those OF any hrstoass
hote cr0que lawns superior water airy and well yentl
lated rooms In suits or single seud circulars Address
the DropTietoIs OURGtN & FOX Bethlehem, N IL
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THE CHOICEST TN THE WORLI

can be prepared for table IN minutes. A. j. G.
CRUSHED WHEAT 4. b. G. MAIZE. \. D. g. OAIMiAii'
A. r. D. BARLEY FOOD CEREAL MlLK for infants.
CEREAL CREA II for dyspep'cs and inyads see ceIt,
phvstCans hOtek and the press All hush9
and impurities Ell Ohtaiued four medals
Sold by crOcers ana druggists. ASK for ~ T. g brand
Cereals NIanufg Co. SO MurrHysst, New-NOrk'
Letter from Right Rev ] T. Holly Bishop of Hayu:
al feel already much bcueiel 10y TINS 1000 sncs Jus
receipt that venture % compare II t. HE from inc ua
suffering from nerNOH. iIosIaO,
OveIwOrked brain. Three weeks use or me Irs
at breakfast already erected grand moderation III my
whole nervous systcm These preparations deserve te O
extensive patronage II VIII be n great humanitarian "olA
10 make them known everywhere"
PORTAL PRINCE, June 3. lStg
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miscellaneous.
mr.. MOREAU NORRIS SANITARIUM,
CONFINEMENT ISLAND
DARIFN, CONN.

M
Dr. NJ MORRIs formerly superintendent or Ihe ~ I.
Inebrae Asylum nj nghamton now closed having secuIeu
the y. Y. STATE CENTENNIAL BUILDING lo,hlc,l ~
above Long Island SOdnd, Ia now prepared 20
limited number OF patients Tor the special uehln,
ALCOHOLISM and the OPIUM HABIT. For turther
terms sc. address Dr.. MOKEAU MORRIS, Bo"aybh los'
Office, Fairfield Co.. Conn -
EINE STEEL-PLATE PORTRAITS.-Ameri-
can and foreign personsges 9i5 Broadway, Room 20.
CTONY KILL CREAMERY.-FOr supplies OF
y cream. hesh butter milk. address SAMUEL WEIR
PLANCK. Fishkill-onthe- Hudson. n. y.
WANTED to buy-An engineers draughtng,
w secondhand about six eight feet by three Address,
'''''"s 'D''' ' g. A. TAsKER woodhayen, L. L
OF DUMMY ENGINES at PRIVATE SAL III
X The New.YOTk Elevated Railroad company VIII
sell at private sale separately The following
-Four Engines 7xlO cylinder wheel SO inch, weight about
Two Engines 7qxlO cylinder wheel SO inch. weight about
Fifteen Engines sxlO, cylinder wheel 38 inch. weight
about $4,000 pounds. 90, . , o,.,
FOur Of these engines stored ~ 98hst and 3daYe
ready oevey. The remaining seventeen Cah
be delivered about the Let Of August next ,
Mr. X. KING. Room 49,
General Office NevYork Elevated Railroad Company New
York, Broadway, june Z, 1879
< II
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01S WEST 14TH-ST.-Large handsomely
SZsD furnished room third floor also on fourth
floor to Responsible parties for the Summer house and table
sla ref
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- y. T., three miles from Turner's on the Erie Railway,
post Office railway station, Central Valley y y accom-
mDiaes seventy fishing boating hunting air won
derfuy healing eectuay cures every form OF malaria as
proved by experience very eacOu for lung troubles como
IN June before the crowd Address b. sTOCKBRlDGE Cen
Valley, N Y.
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WEST BRIGHTON BEACH
Sales bn auction.

DEPOT QUARIkRNAsTERs OFFIcEl
Corner VI Houston aud 0reene-sts, Z
NEW YORK. June %, ls70.)
GOVERNMENT SALE of condemned prop
WILL BE soLQAT PUBLIC AUCTION. on Thursday
Juy g. 1879 az Vi O'clock ~, 40 the government SAoe
Nos. l43 AMI lao West 33dst, two Condemned no See
l. O. EASTON, Colonel and A. q VI. General
Depot Quartermaslas
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Gounlrn propcrln 60 Set
hral estate 10 Gxrban9e.

q CITY LOTS and CASH to EXCHANGE
- for DAIRY FARM wei watered near depot l. b r.
Edition j.. \. Y q.
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Gnmmer Dourn.

EERNSlDE. birmingham, Mass.-"Any Of orr
Berkshire hill tOps afford extended views. with bracng
air but other except having many
tons IS Of access from the railroad Cour
Accommodation for 100 StUckbr.Cgc
Irnnrinfor
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Gin Real Estate tor SAFE

Cifn NenI Usilic Tor sac.
4 PROMPT BUYER can secure veTv choice
"a PIOT tabout 100 lots); upper part ScN-YOIk Guy
great bargain thaH the price adjoining lots
GEO. F. DANIELS l5l Broadway.
10 LOTS-All sand, full front, on Eastery
L - BoucvaTje, l45 feet deepi suitable for improved
teutmcuts fats price low terms to SUIT. BOYD owner
ll4th.st and lstaye
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Z RESInENNE EOR

NOR SALE in Walpoe, n. H.-One of the
best located farms In tne state: suitable for summer
spring water. For particulars apply 10 ;. o. BARNARD, F.
q. Box ! ,G64. Boston, Mass
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WAITRESS, &c.-By a respectable girl a.
w waitress and chamber maid nurse in private FAINT
lv willing TO 20 in the county for the summer best cat
reference 423 East 22d-st grocery store)
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERa
XIV YORK CITY.

cha,hamsS No To Sl, lSSS1 "'y0' Ella
neti,sf N $ 1877 Il W OF 3d-ave. 23.3x94 Mary
Frisch and others 10 Cstharne Men amara .-.-..- -
lst 5 2oS NSr Of SSaSf T3n'o Eugene 49,
radisou.svc " = 1915 Il s Of SOthst 25.BX90 VIII
lam Cauldwel and wife 10 Annie r MntnSE,ii;;;; o.
eOh.st 4 8 go Il " Of lst.ave, I5XlO22t NHhsm -
Chistie and others % Olivia AtteI1ury.. 'o
l52d-st, n s. 100 II W 81 lOtbave hQXgb. ~ "a q
Nc, sNe.v 70 cree to CathGrine J. RockWel.'.;.. o.
Albanv.s ia g. Hamilton Morton referee 10 ChAIIos
n Ice !, ,,ci ori
bthaye cor 6SG.s! Ig 12 - Jon"
10Th 81 : 2S.8 70 @ Of LcXuCtonavei also IeNihE,
ton ave @. 90. o II Of 5Oth.st george Mhi'hVlu
and wife 10 Nursery and Chilcren's HospI o
R-.G.st s $50 n OF 7tL-2yc 25NlOu.0i FRANCIS o..
McCabc and wife 90 william Lester. o.
Bstbst > 800 II W OF 5thave. 25NloO.5i MAY her- 20
zoC and wife to jerome j Chahoc o.
slssS s. ne We T. 90 g Rspi,s ChaTe6
6sd.si N > rs Il Of gthave, 27N52 Joseph II Bur
MI and wife 90 Peer b Bush''''.-..-.....-..-.- T.
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4 LBION HOUSE, 70 Front-st, Saratoga
~ Springs; pleasantly located 1rstclass accommoda
tons IS 10 $40 Der week. 81 20 per day. G. > IANNEI
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Brooklnr Real estate for Sale.

>o~~o~~~~r~o0o~~I>r~"|"0)v,,
TOR SALE.-The most substantial house in
4 Brooklyn, situated CnntOnavo proven freprOoi !
but OF stone bnc and nom groutcd floors supp0ic1 Oy
corrugated and iron beams double 1907 water On all
floors. heated by steam ncve- insured lot 75Xll0
Apply to @. b. FATHAM,
go Btekmqn-st., n. y.
DIP SU0 500 cash buys 4-stOry brick
CpO.DUOs store lsx45xsO, on leading avenue near
Prospect Park This good and snre chance 10 make
money. rutland & WHITING, Beekman-st-
QEO LOTS in growing neghborhoOd, Brook
EsbO ly1 VIII be sold 2t very low figure cash or one
interest would DO well 10 investigate this property
rutland & WHITING, Beekman-st
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Urn Uooo5.
situations DanIeo-- fHales.

GARDENER.-By a married man no chil,
" dren has long experience I'm trscass gardening ahd
thoroughly understands hot and cold graes ko
greenhouse AMI plants man good vcgetaD1 ia od
florist can full charge OF dairy ponltiy ana N0uu
laundry work required the best OF references % ast
and previous employers. Address j. d. - IrlDuho oP'"
Office. 1.23s Broadway
DESPECTABLE MAN in oyster-hOuse or
Ia dnngsa Don references open oysters ana 40
the cooking. Address $50 West lbth-st
ATTER.-Bv n Swede. single, age 20 the
w hest verbal city references city country wagts
moderate Address H., Box 80, Tribune Uptown Omoe
No. ]. Z3S Broadway.
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RECORDED LEASES.

Shave No Co. jones Boden TO William Leonard D O.,
sth,syo no $40. Mary BOrer ana others TO Daniel
OFatIel D ears - .,'.b K
&c.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday JUNE co. i0
A. tbe Exchange SalesrOOm to-day the loi-
%e RI richard Y. Rarneh o,,.,
,nkk = fiock West 2l4th-st
Apo o. frort between Broadway ana lo'hei e. 600
BeIharu f0'' r. Ho1Sard w. Coates,
..-.-.- -. A N . cor of SSdsL neluding land ul
Ger wste 20 pglkhsa,G go mas 20 al4o
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Snmmer Doar0.

Geven Springs Mountain House, Monroe,
- y. VI a to $40 week 81 day transient iam.iie.
mOncratc water Inl AIR comforts and amuSemcn3
90 miles on Erie Railway; miles up in the mountains
livery, saddle, billiards. j. q. DAMON.
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6elp n)anieo.
fost an0 Gonu0.

RANK BOOK OST.-Bank book No. $685.
W. Of the BOwery savings Bank IL missing the finder
egtesed u return 10 tie bank II not restored before
49, l Day 0f July 1879 application viii DC made to tie
b~AA iOf new book
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A MONG the CATSKILLS.
~ shady Lawn House. Woskiil Greene County =: ~
elevation 800 feet; large airy rooms plenty of Hhaae
good table Apply 20 C. RILEY proprietor, at sWeeneys
| Hotel fOdavi entrance % Duaue-st.