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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
Chalmers.
Boaro ano Rooms.

DOUIU UNu huOWo.
East Sit..
A ADVERTISEMENTS Fol! THE NEW-
n YORK gRIhUNE VIII hE nEcniHEp fa NY
drstst sos ives. 'say tlT, e5 -, r. Sq
o. East sS FSqTss3!s u, HRLa res sos
ool and 300 Gnir!y ss s3F o RsS rass
U7LFGANT rooms sngly and en- suite meals
IL served by card. 10 East t2d.sL ------
MURRAY HILL, 9th and 6th-sve., second
w floor front win or without eoat Co.. Hs pstcs
desiring permanent scconmoiA'ion'ap " @Oo'0
ADDRESS
gTU-AVE.. 253, NEAR 2STH-ST.-Laree
- .-or and he'd ron adjoining handsomely 'uruished
for slnsie gentleman gehtic and vie also single
- GRAMERCY PARK.-Frout sunny rooms,
1 single and suite, with hrst-olass boari.
ne EAST 53D-ST-To let, with board, 2
I'D parior with noose bel hot aud COLI wafer "nu
.lO GRAMERCY- PARK and Sc lrving.place.
~ Eegsnt apartment house aor eonlemGn 13y
nr9 & IL Corner oGs ground door suitable for doe
tors Odics.
West Side.
A PRIVATE AMERICAN FAMILY will let,
A without bosrd-genIlemen y-larse. neatly Furnished
,osn e Ell sic Vest ss
MISERABLE ROOMS, ON THIRD FLOOR,
Dwi bosri private family. No 10 West l2"h-st her
VERY DESIRABLE second floor front room
Y csilenan or couple furnished or unurnishcd with
or without bosru terms moderate J5 MoItonst between
pcd.ord sna Hudson.
~ WEST 49D-sT., NEAR 5TH-AyE.-
Three ne rooms or an enS n Ss 70 io o ae
0IST-ST, So West.-A large second-stOry
- room with voard
III WEST 27TH-ST., second house west of
BoadEay gSS@ nTe gsrST extra In 'i0 ana N
03D-sT.-41 wEsT.-Desirablss rooms IN s, With
81 board. n =. = = - 70
"A WEST 1OTH-ST.. rear 5th-ave.-Band-
omey furnished large second story front room excel
lent uosrd; terms moderate no MOVING
GUNNER Resori6.
COUNTRY BOARD.-Anyone. wishing good
hoard for ,he summer quiet helthy locality, address
| J. a. VcoffIS. 6oscawon. n IL
lCLEN RIDGE, Cornwall, n: Y.-Honse now
Op.n sSrss Of ground gas " sT ~' on
s i.s e ssS q E' kCs 1l1, '-ll-@ w --
uYATH HOUSE, Schooley's Mountain
Se;Hpii Manage iss ssa''n '''o '0' '
! Alisrrllaneous.
A THE PLACE TO BUY, SELL 49,
?orrIcE .o sss ns.Ss n Lane ITsnve nrsxs .n.
4 Sfncss fittsd up. JOHN KELLEY.
| CHANGE OF NAME OF VESSEL.
~ CUsfos HorsE, NEwlohK CrT, !
l CotlEcToRe ORgicE. Apru 1891. }
rnder act March 1881 and Treasury Circular No
9e AZ March 10 1881 OF pesson Rrane cd
by the secretary Il the Treasury the application Of Johf
prpDsller At4nc "a 80 tons New Yo.k omcai number
io5,s2s, has been change 70 wsnoe Goodwin, c....
NOOK'S IMPERIAL.
" Received media and diploma Pens Exhibition 1873 and
| xmerfcsn Institute. New York 1880 Awarded American
Vine Ca Lous silver modal and diploma for puress bes
cns ~ Tiiisrds xcker Neral Cas- snd Purely
NORWAY MAPLE HARDY sHRUBSi
IN LAss9E sTOuE AND LOW PRICES
KING MURRAY, fiashipg n. Y
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fINHE SUPREME COURT. Albany County

fIHE SUPREME COUKT, Albany COuniy.--
i FRANKLIN TNDEKhiIL art COMAONWrALrH
IIFEINSU RANCE COMA :. In The IN ltcr y thr COM
aON WA ira LtFE INSURANtE COMPANY of NcH-
NurA SOI1CE TO CREDITORS % the co hMON MELfu
LitE Inst RANCE CONfAN1 In pa suala' o. A. ~, log
of made go tie sJv" emitted rut AMI proceeding
on day of January, 17 ct and c eel on The
u February 1851 notice Is hereby gwen - AL credit
ofs al Commonwealth L'c Insurance company and Ia al
PERSON having c4iGis ~ sind ~ nit sad CJn that
hcy are required to exhibit the CLAIMS t0 The under
sgnei the cooyor Of sail COMPANY ~ my Once, Number
lO2 broadway IN hc city 81 No" orr and become puLel
entitled ceiug before I'D
day Of Apr and that IN default II such creditors and
claims booming
-1d suit 1rccing a)restd they ra b. ptccludei
um all the Or0r DECREE winch has been may
m made slch suit and Hug aud irom any dsrihu'
lion the asset- Of sad company which sha he made IN
Dated New York October Ia. 1880
OstIs-Iaw2BWMOa THOMAS :. MOORE. Receiver.
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ynefrucn0n.
For young Iadies-Brooklyn.

A FEW satisfactory students can 1 noIo ne
"A registered for entrance n SEPTEMBER SY
home school delightfully."- located Oh Tne heSh.s as
sh carefully taught Languages By naliye tetchels ~,
iraed ectnres and gene Superior
muac. Opportunities N visit AT SAes' Wv Tcrt an
Brooklyn. hrS ~ d. - ""i'A~ '''
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AVarbIe auo Slate Alanttls.

WOOD and SLATE MANrELS.-The most
w varied and complete stock Of ans maatoa now Ga
hinuOn T. b. STEWART a co. rs West 15laL. Ne"
YerE
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY April 3--P. NJ
The valne S9,013,e11) Of the merchandise inn
ported at New York for the week ended yesterday
Is S32. 305 less than the value for the preceding
week, and 81 1888. ss4 less than that for the same
week OF 1890 The exports oe merchandise from
this port for the week ended March 20 were valued
atg7 AS 223 $3.50 $40 less than for the preceding
week. but $126,S11 more than for the correspond
ing week of 1880. The total foreign movement of
merchandise at the port from January to the
dates named, compared with the same time Of 1880.
shows an increase of $40. $4,000 in the value of
the exports, and decrease Of $20,040,03S in the
value OF the imports. The imports of specie last
week amounted to So, 300 721, making total OF
S13 s0S CSC since January l. against ~. 6i3 100 to
the came date in 1850. Tho exports OF specie TO
date this year amount to $3. 16S.5G0, against
50 0ji.753 for the samo time last year. These
changes show comparative difference OF
S21253 1872 in favor of this port on the foreign
movements. other than OF securities, since Janu-
airy 1.
The fgurcs Of last veeks bank statement present
changes that become important only when taken
in connection with the movements at the Sub
Treasury Dlrng The bank week ended Friday
evening the SubrrcasuTY paid out $500, 81 more
gold than It received otherwise than from the mint
the banks report af los OF $4,000 specie The SUD-
Ir'asuINS payments OF currency dhohHtcu w
S7U7 80 more than is receipts; the banks report
q l1ss OF go 200 legal-tenders. There was reason
to believe thst The bank statement of n week ago
March 90 very nearly r,fcctedthe actual condition
OF the different items at that time If 50, during last
week ircrc disappeared from tina market about
So iGO 600 gold and currency. The deposit item,
however, Is reduced 100000 less than tie other
change accon. lor wbicn difference may be the
fault at The average system, or because OF an mink
of National bank notes. The average at the
end Of the week undoubtedly WAS a
rising one. which WAS supplemented yesterday
b.a .ur,acr r,l.se OF 81 10000 from the Treasury.
Inc tot, ayc.age reserves for last week-specc and
i,..i'-tcaaer .-aGe reported AZ S7O32l,5OO or
t5.s0f. 200 more thaa tho amount held at the same
dc4 $50; but an increase of S0,6fs 600 m loans
$50 raises he deposit tnat the reserve required now
+. SOS. SD. so against S6Ls26.700. the sum re-
nuired n wear ago. The weeks movement results IN
% lp.- Of S.j9.12J TO the surplus reserve, ana
lrav,sIt at - Ia. $50 against deficit OF SjO0.3OO
NJ the same date Of 1850. Tie following are the
c,.psnti,e totals of the statements OF March 70
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Total share, sold Ior The
Government bonds were strong all the way on
hut with ONLY moderate transactions at the BOARD,
amounting 10 $6ll000. The Treasury offered
to pay 1914 for the called bonds on ana alter apr,
Washiu gton for payment. On the last day prices
hardly firm before but the ns saI Sd ss sNS. q.
Us and "a In State bouds the feature was
Tenuessces. in which large business was done up
10 IS Gsi2 aud then. on the news that The Fandms
hil was defeated In the Senate. down ~ 81 lrao 3d.
Railroad bonds generally were higher, In sympathy
with the stock market, but the incomes OF the 81.
Louis and Iron Mountain were notably strong
The following is the statement OF liabilities and
assets OF the treasury of tho United States a. Oh
April l. 1881: .
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
CloiI)lne, Mr.
CEMTLEM M z NJ

INVITED TO EXAMINE SPECIAL
LOT OF ENGLIsH CASHMERE
sUITINGs, WOOLLENs. FANCY
COATINGs, &c. ALL NOVELTIES.
FINEST DOMESTIC FABRICS.
PIONEER OF MODERATE f
PRICES. PANTS TO ORDER
FROM 81 TO $40. SUITS TO ORDER
FROM sl5 TO so. oVERCoATs. UL-
STEERS. ULsTERETTEs TO ORDER
FROM sl5 TO $40. SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED. NIcoLLr THE
TAILOR, 62O BROADWAY, AND lS9
TO l5l BowERY, n. Y. OPEN
EVENINGS UNTIL O'CLOCK;
SATURDAYS TILL 10. BRANCH
STORES IN ALL PRINCIPAL
CITIES. SAMPLES AND RULES
FOR sELFMEAsUREMENT SENT
BY MAIL EVERYWHERE.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
nlusical Jnsirumcnls.

A -BEATTY'S PIANOFORTES.-Mag Magnlll-
"A. cent holiday prescuts square grand pianooto iDi
handsome round corners, Rosewood cas- 8 thloo
Bcatty's machess iron frames stool, noOh e@'eii
s222 10 10 1-B1 90 catalogue prices sshO 10 Tl,VC
faction guaranteed OF money refunded htter one . "a
upright iaDO1rtCa &l2J to 500; catalogue prices
standard pnuOtOrtes the universe thpusall,
tfy mammoth list oftrstmoniais Bcay- caDlnG'
organs cathedral, church. chapel parlor $50 uP"au
tors welcome. free carriage meets passcngefsi Hl"
catalogue holiday cditOn) tree. Address or can upon
DANIEL r. BEATTY. Washington NewJei'oy'
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
sltuatlons mauteo--fcmalrs.

~ s,s.f-
LADIES' BUREAU Swedish q, iSr 10 to Htee select
A cas rroa9, ss"yagt' want 70 ss AL 81 Ts s A;S
Swedish sfryms w. sry11ts 40 yery taken 10 os
oniy rel able help MILE Eh7ii'''1'
LADY desires any occupaton not M Il,en5N Of
n ca,aee Of dning position o trust tr9'S ades city
house eoren Ts or So SP ea at iS5 s9s MONDAY
ty9S1r"ic tween 10 and 2 1T -ncrson
CHAMBERMAID.-By conpeSel~aTo M" cela Of growing
NJ G,t%.n and ,am6eTwor,, lest oi y
No tInrp1IIID -. nI,i Sp' BY German glrl
Ami aarc Of grown children No 42O e''
CHAMRERMAID and sens l9m IkaSS-vii Boston vii be
sO%PrieR9t Rt yGahs ySass good On %h WORK
SinSw M n w. m Tf6@no Uptown Once Lass
CHAMBERMAID and ID, VA W All hh9wmR 6onseworR very
~ young stnees s Cal FOR two days at 10 west - 7'"
%,pANBERMAID or CHAMBERMAliilD, ,,6,iiT. ana
y was-B ySoG PT9tSseP c3S reelcnces M Ss 25ds
/,OoK-Bv a colored woman as tirst,class &c ass
I Coost exceent reference Call or addrcss NO o"
COOK-First-class Swedish CookWj L '1@Se 1lSst o"i'
~ city reference; country preferred % '"
NOOK. WASH GRON.-By GermppRR tni ppRRo,TigEgPrANT ,igEIPrAN
Gy 8 FREHU 2}s jti,g tolrt1 hone a22ys
GENERAL HOUSEWORk.-,Byo 81 an idObl1g! EVsinif ctv
'oJ'rsIdss ~ gar. ShG rs y '52l%i' Shaw
T0TSFKEEPER an American lady y1.od OF
good family, housekeeper & OF WlT'o ne week HOUSE.
hhfeEF1fePPERl heF1eP sRn Hastms Hast Hudson. n Y
r MrNDRESS.-By first class l9undreSs ,eSs,,iD TO
40 ant nv the dav take washing 20 her houlc mummy
>, ~ me dozen Mrs. CONRY, las West 1lstSL
NIISS l.. CAMPBELL'S foreign and q 40, gomSS @aS
M lie male anu female Employment Bureau 20 "es'
~ \ REIieierences will be strictly lnNesusd'eu
xrIrpSF Rv q competent girl as nurse to
N growing children would wait on aGy % gooa Vel
Tor no objection 10 country or uaveliiulg; '"o So
Sent Iefersuce l45 East 32d.st third moor -------
NvITRSF-Bv a thoroughly competent woman;
~ month aids nurse thoIongn y5 dI Isdies' fer
Iiols Of sic mess; unsurpassed doctors anu
ences; MRS. IL, Room 3S, IL 5ih ave tpleseh. eIS
NURSE. &c-A young woman 10 assist Mieri rser
chamberwork and plain seSlngi g ~ Tihpe Up.
cnces address days, NURSE BOX o. ii'o' W
town Office. 1898 Broadway
EXTAITRESS or PARLOR-MAlD.-BYa an eX-
w perienced girl can take man pace eA'o'0N N
erenoe Lady can at l45 East 32d-st. ----
VNANTED.-Famiy washing by dozen OF
w month by colored women l64 West 32-sL
WASHING, &c.-By a respectable woman ,
w wishs family Washing futng ana pnnlhs at ~ 'n'
a dozen. APP West 32dst, the basement
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

NOACHMAN.-By a young German, thor-
Onghy competent and trust worthy Oest telereh'es u
dress n b.. Box II, Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
Glinailons iuanteo--M Males.

A TTENDANT.-By an experienced American
n as attendant invalid gentleman ~ home f Gr 70
,h th hast localities In Florida for health CITY eieIen
Cos AddTess p. o. BOX 49, Elizabeth N j.
nARTENDER-Bv a sober, steady, reliable
ID man ( speaking English and German can give Boou
,.fnr.n,.s Addreas u IL ETZEL. 7O6 3d.ave.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

nARTFNDER-By a Young German; speak
ID ing English uenty la' had six years engeriecs ana
mi king drinks thoroughly can iuGn 81 hShesl
civ rfereces as 10 honesty NEkGO, Box l0 tribune
Mice
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
6otrls.

Amueemcni5.
A BBEY'S (NEW) PARK TliEAIhL'
n A SPECIAL MATINEE
in ala Of the
HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
Rni Medical college, Nest 1lthslH
will be
on THURSDAY. Sth DECEM lifl|, L99l, t,cir
Many artists OF celebrity have kindly yUineeTcn u i
serv -, Rnd them aud managers OF conDni ~
theatres the grateful thanks OF the INSTITUTION arc 'n
seats can be secured At the Theatre ----
A BBEY'S (NEW) PARK Theatre.
n POSITIVELY LAST WEEK.
IIANLON-LEES.
MATINEE THANKSGIVING DAY AT =
Ever EVeuiug AT $50 Matinee satuluAy III .
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. %. , Gina,
Tirat rapre in this city of Mr. george " '
succeasfu three not c'm"yi
MOTH X ~ LAW
A lOmety Ia q Comedy
Seats ready, Tuesday Nov -, : a. M -
TBTTXNELI,S MUSEUM, B'way aud 9th-St.
~ DR. LYNN,
English NecrOmnncer,
will rut n man 20 pleces and then restore INN ule'
Oman nam a IA. IA 10 "A
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
Eosl an0 found.

Eost an0 foun0
/ OST.-On or about DIST of Nav last. Ccrti-
Hcats 40 2ga for shares wisconsin Central kil
road Company Stock, standing In name OF Charles hoa'
Co.
Please TO H. GOAGLAND. Of HalIgarten Co.,
8 BTOad-s St, New.lOrk
I OST OR STOLEN.-BANK BOOK issued Dy
4 the seimens Bank for Savings, New York 70 suD,
scriberi found returned % the bank Nhn w ~
days rom date, viii apply ior ne" book hH.'Ni
GERARD.
New.Yors, Nov 10, 1881.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

COPYIST. IA smart, active, young man
~ ne can give the best Of reference Address D. fLi N'
West 4gth-st
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

PAMPHLETS AND PLANS
1 OF THE
CENTRAL PARK APARTMENTS
HOME CLUBS
on 7th.ave. 5-th & j3tl'trects,
facing the PARK
ARE NOW READY FOR APPLICANTS
At the Offices Of
Nessrs. ALEXANDER & GREEN, Equitable Bmldlng'
Messrs LEsPINAssE & FEGEDMAN,9 % Pine-st,
Messrs HUBERT. PRISON & CO., Architects,
l,25l Broadway.
These apartments he, without exception The most
snacous and elelalt the world The drawing rooms
being larger than can possibly Dc Cd
house less than ~ icei vide me
buildings are entirely fire proof warmed with sein
provided with two passenger elevators one cancy
Tor the use servants c Every room has windows dTccy
on inc open air shaft dead air well n allowed IN tho
buildings and yearly rental VII be- a. IN all nome
It Onehalf OF what the same accom-
mediation would cost outside Oi cooperation. ~
URTi I.S DESIRING SHARES MUST MAKE APPLl-
CATION IN WRITING TO Messra ALENANDEk
GREEN 100 Broadway, Equitable Bulldngl - 49,,
ON OR BEFORE WEDNESDAY, NOV. lOth,
AT 3 O'CLOCK +. VI. .-..
STATING THE NUMBER OF SHARES DfSIhhD AND
WHICH BUILDING.
AII,OTMENTS WILL BE MADE IHE
26TH DAY OF NOVEMBER.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

xrIrpSF -Bv n cOmDetent girl as nurse "a
~ SoaIng children or would wait on lady goOd OPERA
a. ~ oSircon TO country travelling two years eAce'
Sent rtferruca l45 East 32dsL, thlsd moor.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
Gountrp i1ropertp manieo.

VNARRYTOWN country seat or land wanted,
real value about $4,000, IN exchange ior Brooklyn
tIorbfs delng and full lO ferries and bridge Ad
dress the owner REUBEN HARRISON, Box 1856 New
York.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

HrURSF-Rv n thoroughly competent woman
IL - ~ nv nv IDS nurse: thorough uhdetstahus
to1s of SIC ness unsurpassed doctors and a adgo
An s Ans n Room 3S IL 5th ave. present employer
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
Amnsenleni5.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
MARIE XACHOT.

A CADEM1 OF MUSlC. .,, -, ,,,or
sixteenth Night of the subscription. -
MONDAY NOY G % F' b Is as' ssif9S Ron1e OPERA
EdgaTgo sgnor cAMPANISI Ashton sigI&9E & GALAsSs4i
TXcHoT 9sI sTst n this claTactsrl ,pn,rI
First time this season. Verdrs
IA TRAVIATA.
ACedS n ssnoT EAYLJ add Siq9G & sspGE qAtAISk
"''''' incidental advertisement % by Nine -
MALvINA CAXALLAzzI ami CORES DE BALLET.
Don Jose signor CAMPANINIi Escamio signor DEL
PTfSTE dn5 Im1 Nia M N p2TT HHG Mercedes Mile KALAS
SATURDAY, Nov. 90 Grand Matinee.
Tosina Mile VACHoT.
In forward state Of preparation ond shortly TO be pro-
uu''' i''''A" GTTGIIELMo TELL
with entirely and elaborate scenery costumes and ap
Box Office open daily from tn5
A FAIR will be held December z and at
~ the OF the Holy Comforter Free Home for IN
cuabe "a West llths having forts object the raising OF
funds for daily food $c oT us oa ek p6e5 aPG c and
should the Home by Nov 30 "A a lunch
cshments are very much needed Parties "hing TO give n
this way will please and amount 10 be given
by Dec 3 and their gifts before o'clock Of Dee and
Hours Of the Fair l0a to 8 O'Clock. -
A QUARIUM, 35th-st. and Broadway, Equine
aurdaT al eTy F yRTEb HoRsR Boxes seating
four So Admission 81 and Toe. Children, 25c Humorous
Interesting Entertaining
DENEFIT FOR THE MOTHER of the Late
Madame PAULINE CANIsSA begs to Inform the public
a sn neF A. ST % Sr Place
2, senway Hall Madame Canissa who WI make on that
eminent artistes available.
DIJOU Opera House, Broadway, near 3Oth-st.
D JNO. A. McCAuLL, PRO PRIEToR AND MANAGER
THE SNAKE CHARMER
Vastly improved with Lbreo ara strengthened cat
The characters by =. ,,,-, ,,r,
SELMA GIHI RobAEQ RAydbtTlb H6LTEs
JOSEPH s. GREENFELDER FRED ". LENNON
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

HOUSEKEEPERmBy an or AmeriG&5g IRerc s51 can U make
H gooa lati1' n,Sefnl Address for week hOOoH
y Has in III udSon, ~ l.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

GENERAL HOUSEWO Okh.C,D c,,2 Dy or aa Country city
" eIri who ; thoroughly competent ivy ~
6th-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

LADIES BUREAU Swedish i0r 10 70 Hie select
n class protestant seryan5'u u Ia & NJ his bureau. Also
1encb aud German servants -Yery cI' 'ts,rieffess 4O5
only rel able help MILE hA'ii''--'
al
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

COOK. WASH, IRON.-By German tni ppRRoITgEIgPrANT
1H0NFgfREAU.l l}} jtl-lve tolrtl l2It2 a.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

NTURSE. &c-A young woman 10 assist 1,' NslSr Will
~ chaherWork and plain sewing excellent CIV deIva
ences. address for two days Nui1oE' n'A 0' -
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

z~,pANBERMAID or CHAMbEkMAaiidD,o ,o1iiv. "itv
4 I11aii,,,ssBv Protestant; in small plSsc S5 ''
- " conrtry good c v references Ok west --iS'.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

VOOK.-By a cOlored woman as vd II rs shave
L cook; excellent reference Can or ado'c'' y V'
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

CHAMBERMD "a and Da " linI ISast' very
~ young gncss GU, Cal Tor days at 10 west 44'i'S
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

NOOK First class Swedish COOK; tnISe o"i'
cjtv reference; country preferred. Us ". z z-"''
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

.,u,NtpTRNATD and SEAMS RESs.--iiH{ M ne @
CHAM nng woman from Boston WI Tg 10
willing in other dGties g@3G Eice. YiI5S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

\ ,
Madame PAULINE CANlSSA begs 10 Inform the public
that her for the benefit Of the mother OF our Late Pres
drni A. Garfield will take place Friday, December
Seinway Hall Madame Canissa who VIII make on that
temperance will be kindly assisted by the most
anime nj farfi-
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

LADY desires any 0ccupauOn hC ~ aree OF a
n a ca, able Of dupg position o. u Is us ladies' city
Scnse cnI6ren OF companion q lnNh & - Monday, be
sysnCe no%St, dress or call at l39 East -''NS'
10 and2 --o,soy,
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

ANDFRWAID-By a C'lhpt.,Vr. n Growing
fui large or e. tlke .r oa can al
- GKA,S pa and nj o1amberS0rk, lest o y ro'' 'N0
No East 36Ih-st. Il
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
Gin lJropcrtp 90 Eel.
Gin Real Gstalc FOR Sale.


VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY on
n Reekmap.st for sale rutland & WHITING III
Nassaust
ELDRIDGE-ST., near Grand.-Good renting
saust
LNOR SALE.-Hotel site; elegant plot West
L side sthave between 5Jth and 5Othsis ''A4Vo. -
West HOustOnst
NOR SALE.-On LcnOX Hill modern touT
4 story brown front dwelling t2OE'5 IN pefIeo'
order Immediate possession. Cau at lOJ Last oytht
EOR SALE.-With immediate possession, the
desirable hrec.story English basement house l5 Last
4Othst one east Of Vingonave, AMI opposite io
Murray Hill Presbytentn Church the house contains ho
rooms and bathroom kitchen. size lot l76t - hohsen
fair condition, and desirable Tor snA fanny APS
to MARTIN kLENES, % lIbefty-aL
OWN YOUR HOME, the best of savings
" banks Tlcr no apartment houses anoraihE uke
families AT dOunle Tie cost examine
The three story high stOup basement stone ana bck i3Ht
G-tlst and 81
block of the Elevated stations Normal Conrg" ana Mcl
TNrNt 4 Fourteen Thousand bOiAf-
Terms-A reasonable amount may remain dl fN' pei '.h
Appy to JOHN u. CUMMINGS Builder. On premises OF M
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY on
N Beekman.st for sale rutland WHITING III
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

CHAMBERMAlD BY No. Gf5pSa fdo Vest a55d'st;
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-17
" Two TOllar."

There was slight blaze on the ROOF
OF IA house on Russell street few day,
ago, and when the insurance adjusters
went up to make their survey they
found that about two dollars would
cover oil the loss.
Two tollar." exclaimed the owner
when he heard the decision" cam,
take no two tollsr."
bat you see for yourself that a
d. Zen shingles and an hours work will
make good all damages.
"Geptlemen's. you doan' put me of
like dot. When my vhife fluids dot We
Was on fire she creams boleece and
murder and falls down sthairs. Would
You let your White falls down sthairs
for dot sum? If 80 1 goes home nit
you and sees der fun"
We do not insure Husbands and
wives, but buildings" Was the reply.
I.know. but mein Oldest poy he runs
for der fire box und falls pickle fence
oafer urd breaks his good clothes ali to
pieces. Two toilarl Dot doan' bay m.
Tor poming OPP here"
Yes, but We can only pay for actual
udtnhRe5.
Dots all 1 vhant. Who stole my
dog. when my house vhss on fire? d.,
dog ish gone, und he vhash ten dollars
WORTH"
1--WE didn't insure the dog"
"Und maybe you don't insure dem
roys who sat on der fence und called
out: DIT old Dutchman's red nose
has set his house on firer Do you OK.
pect take such sass like dot for ",
toller? Und when der firemens onme
here dey break mein clothes lines do VI
init der ladders. und dey spill wa .sel
all oafer my carpets. Two dollar
Well. vhell! yen go right AWAY from
here, und 1 takes dot old insurance
bolicy und I steps him into der mudt =
i Detroit Free Press.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-17
Wit and HumOr.

When is pun unlike pin When il
nas 30 point to it.
Fast property-St. Julien. Fast day
The day of the race.
In life IA in our bank accounts. any
over-draft is sure to be protested.
Why cannot We s5lve the problem of
life? Because We nll have to give il
up.
Early settlers at show arc apt to get
reserved seats Oh the frontier Nc
Gregor News.
Coffee drinking does not kill. 1t il
eating coffee after drinking something
else that breaks q man up.
An English authority says that an
Africalder is "a European of any
nationality bern in Africa"
The place for spies-Pekin. The
best en- the dividend. Sure to suck.
sead-the capa,y.- Yohkers Gazette.
A tall fowl: q shang-high. Small
talk: q baby's prat;le. A great ink.
convenience: the printing press
Yawcub Strauss.
"Wbat sort OF a subject are you going
to paint on that immense black can
wasp" Was asked Of an impressionist
painter. "How, sir? That is my
greatest masterpiece" "Iuaeed, what
is it?' "a picture of Nothing in
Space"