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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-18

steel tools for citing granite are Of e
much softer temper than those they use
for cutting sandstone of Montezuma.
in Mexico, is q striking proof of the
extent to which granite can be scuip-
tured with stone implements. Cana,
in his work describing Ibis stone, states
that 10000 Indians were employed in
transporting it to the city of Mexico,
where it was sculptured by thirty work.
men with stone E.ccacati0ns In
Cx7uQc- Min.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-18

A shark recently caught in New York
harbor had a flask and pack of cards
in his pocket. A telegram was imme-
diately sent to Long Branch to inquire
who was missing
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-18
SIMMONS

ted with loss of appetite
general, cestive. sometir
the head is troubled will
sation, considerable los
with painful sensation 0
thing which ought to b
planning of weakness,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-18
RAILROADS.
Rock Island IL Peoria
RA-HW AY.
SHORTEST ROUTE 10 TEE
EAST AND sou e II


Trains leave Rock Island.
6.50a IN Way Freight.
$50 Fast Express
1:3O m Mail and Express.
f:50 Through Freight and Accommodation.
Trains arrive at Rock Island.
$50 8 m Through Freight and Accommodation.
1a:45 m Mail and Rxpress.
$40 - Fast Express.
4:SO Way Freight.
The FAST ExPREss leaving Rock Island at s 80
a m arrives at Peoria IL 20 m, at Springfield 4:25
D m. at Decatur 400 m, Jacksonville 700 p m,
Alton 20 m, st Louis SIS m, and Terre Haute
II IS D m, The SAME DAT. Making this the best
and QUICKEST route % all points so theast
the / 80 p. m train makes close connection at
Galva with @ B u Q for points west carving at
Galesburg at 4:25p m, At Burlington $40 N; at
Keokuk 10:25 pm; aud at Quincy 1905
Arriving at Peoria at $50 p m. making close con-
pections with I b q W and Z q Wfor Indianap-
oils connecting there with all fast trains for east
and south.
rates as low Is by amy other route
z. r. CABLE, Gen1 Supt.
=. v. MAHONEY,
Gen1 Ticket Ag't.
sThe $50 p N Accommodation leaves every day
Gam do
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-18
READ THE RECORD

SIT saved my 1ife-'-E B Lakeiy, Selma. Ala.
at is the remedy that win cure the many diseas-
es peculiar women ''-Motaers' Magazine.
1T has passed severe tests and won endorsement
from some of the highest medical talent in the
cou ntry. New York World
No remedy heretofore discovered can be held
for one moment in comparison with it.''-Rev c
Harvey, ID, Washington, D. c.
This Remedy, which has done such wonders, is
put up in the LARGES SIZED BOTTLE of any
medicine upon the market. snd is solI by Druggists
and all dealers at S125 per bottle. For Diabetes,
enquire for WARMERS SAFE DIABETES CURE.
II is POSITIVE Remedy.
a. II. WARNER g. CO. ROCHESTER. NY.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-18

The LEADING SCIENTISTS OF TO-DAY agree tina
most diseases are caused by disordered Kidneys or
Liver. III, therefore. the Kidneys and Liver are kept
in perfect order, perfect health will be the result
This truth has only been known a short time and
for years people suffered great agony without being
able to find relief. The discovery OF Warmers safe
Kidney and Liver Cure marks new era In the
treatment of these troubles. Made from simple
tropical leaf of value it contains just the ele
ments necessary to nour;sh and invigorate both of
these great organs. and safely restore and keep
them In order. 1t is a POSITIVE REMEDY for all
the diseases that pains in the lower part OF
the body-for Torpid -Headaches-Jaundice
Dizziness Gravel-Fever, Ague-Malarial Fever
and all difficulties of the Kidneys, Liver and Ur-
nary Organs.
1t liz an excellent and safe remedy for females du-
ring Pregnancy. It will control Menstrnation and
is Invaluable for Leucorrhea or Falling of the
Womb
AS Blood Purifier it Is unequalled, for it cures
the organs that MAKE the blood
TILL
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-18
The symptoms of Liver


=
are uneasiness and pain in
the side-sometimes the
pain is in the shoulder and
is mistaken for rheuma-
tism; the stomach is affec:
and sickness; bowels in
les alternating with lax;
/ pain and dull, heavy SEN
: of memory. accompanied
( having left undone some
Ave been done: often com
debility and low spirits.
Sometimes many of the
.above symptoms attend
the disease and at other
7tfmes very few of them,
sbut the liver is generally
1.-THE organ most involved.
sw--
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-18

For sale by Mccabe 3 wheaton. Rock leland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
ros7MAs1AE-cfNfRtL J4nrvS VISIT

WHAT HR morYs TO AccoVrIsH ~ IMPROVING
TIE rosr OFFICE sYsrFM ~ ms AID OTHER
CITES.
Postmaster General James arrived ~ the city yes
terday afternoon aud the even, was marked b' the
hosting OF ths h,g over the Post ono bu' dug
Ic first visited Mr. Pearson. and spent an hour 10
the office with HIM. In the evening he was iouui
~ In, home IN East SKtieth-st. by ImhUNk r.
porter.
Colonel James " I'd the reporter. "the people
are more interested at this time IN the state "i
affairs existing IN the Cab net than ~ anything else
l. the report that YOU threatened 10 rcNG1 10 case
the nomination OF Judge Robertson Was not VIII
drawn trucT"
e. fird my work al Washington very pleasant"
replied the COLONEL with smile. and think e
will agree with mo. You know the service
H. not new to re. have come ou 90 NV
York. accompanied bY General Superintendent
thompson. Of the Railway Man service t. 400 what
can bc done toward Improving the iocAi service ou
the HUDSON iIvtI karcad. We AZ" goiuG 3" arr ihc
authorities of that rad tO-mcrr'W. have also
some private bGNnoe~ 90 attend to whirh has been
too long ueglec ID p"
live you under cons fcrat'on anv plans for The
impio' enent OF the Ne~-lor f"st ono, y, LN"r
Well, tcs. } know what th' n" fotk ON %
requires and 30 soon ~ eau mtuaR' it additional
postal iactu~s wiu % afforded the bn<u"0S ne"
Of the n.y. -
IN wat direction are the improvements aimed r
"Paruculariy in the free delivery system. l. eau
BE- improved ADD be made more ir'queut lUet' sr"
how only Sven deliveries ostiy aud want G." nave
ten al least. Tie same attention VIII hr z ven ~
Boston, PhIlade lphia. Chicago. -. Ions AM the
Other business c-ntre. II The country. lie deily"H
syste,n The money IN king par of the s'ryIcc.
Are you contemplating the ORGANIZATION ol "A
Post OH savings Bank
Yes and thiuk tht shall have bill 01 tie
subject rr4iy Ter the next Congress have dr voted
considerable time 10 the -tuiy OF the British ~yh-
tenn and with SINE modification % can be made
suitirl- 10 TINS country. Theirs are savings b4uN>
uuv IN thr large en- q, and there Is ho reason "hi
pc pie small places anouid not hav- thr Sam" nj
vautag-s as those who I'VE an cities. Iic f"ic 81
interest will boz uTrd at ioW hgurr mad thus Oh"
Government VIII NOT he competitor W+,h the
existing -1Vlug- baLk~."
Have Won IA view any change IN tie money
order system
Yes. Al present graf deal ~ com is sent
through the mal.s 20 letters. II Is MT only temp
taiion 20 the cl-rss tnruugh wa~, h4nd- o. passes,
but II ~ liable 10 woTe on of the en- lp~~ aud hc
lost. | should hk 10 have tho p.'r tor money
orders under ~ reduced Co ceufs zach luaetd OF
10. a, az Iuesrat linen person " al np. "nJ 20
10 send ~. OF c.,u le>-. %, m'urs ord'r.
Mr. James RIlI return 90 Wa~'l1upu Oh >uuC3J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
AMERICAN FISH CULTURE.
DISCUSSIONS Al FULTON MAREEr.

DISCUSSIONS AT FULTON MARKET.
sIIF MEETING OF TIE ASSOCIATION CONCLUDED
RFCrlPIs or FISH IN his CITY f"f ZEN
MONTHS II 1sS0--FEFSH AND SAT- WATT"
TIsuFs-fNtMIrs or rir TE'ui-iNNtNl"N-
TONS As TO rFLs-F1OD PROPERTIES IF I''H.
There was strong aaynr of cOGhsh about the fu'-
ton Fish Market YESTERDAY. The m"r'b rs OF ID"
Fish Culture Association threaded their way among
row, Of wagons AID over slippery to''S' among
boxes and barrels Of Gsh. ~ order to gan the CONF
parative scciusion which the Directors fo"u
granted MI Roosevelt at II 0'c ock c'ied we
meeting to order. Tho following officers re-
ported bv the nominating Committee "ef'
unanimously elected: President, Robert d.
Roosevelt: vice-presdent. George S"'phai"
Page: treasurer Ep,ene =. Backio'u |;
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY, IIrnet Pmll ne f"."ru'us
secretary Jams Amin, Jr executive commune -
Frederick Mltkor. OF Newark; ff",-7>" "
IroYyue Gnode IF WASHINGTON: Namue W "n"'. ~
Ottawa Ont; E-u.1iaiD WrS ~ ~ ",N'
Tho,,os z Ferguson ~ Ba ,timore; ia ne be x 'I''
of Ncw-York aud John h. Morgan 81 fr"'N. Fn.
THESE are the same las v"aT. wi b th" exception
nj the Iost meml.er at The FX"cndye Committee
~ The following statement. rompl"d bv g.. VI. Inn
nhear was read bv NAnet Phillips. y shows !uc
a,nont of tine various kIuds of h.h received M me
xyholesale markets of New York for zen moh'"S
from March l. 1889. to January l. 1851;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01

necessary nnaucIa arrancsmenr-. II Is an expensive
Job for tle people, AID very dubious one'
"Is there not prob ability Of the matter going to tho
people Z"
Not Ius; az lre..Tit. IN two years the general
elections rucu the people Will have something
to say 40 ul H. Scclu.e new members Of Parliament
will have 10 be elected. Now there Is little douo IN The
minds of thinning men that AZ the first oppoN uniV
the electors nav" tney Will upset the present Govern
mont and the Pac A. Railroad contracts viii then he
c,l-IIrrci. because whV PART iucn. has done fsrha
Lieut. e. r. uull. TIE people DO not Tx TIE ar iiaN
uu- tn,y ar NOW living under. Ih'y mss We
Atucuc N manu- 'acure., dnd ne. II NcI( oaluis u''
70 JtlY forty or fay per cent duty" $50,
90 o. there prospect that tie t.rin VII be rev''N'
q II thefo eIntuf be a CN@hee y
isIycrnme1i.tu would certainly DO l0eAcd 8" u"
nrsi ding. Many Uro.te "a Canada " r. b-tfs 90
When no from t.lF side had free arcsS Tie n
t-y can uoW ii hstaHiug the ffct that tab4ha Us
V.ry prosperous Ia PROSPERITY v MOI dne 20 ihr Vp'
pursued by tn GJyrrnmcnt, ~ putting hlgh T."
BOZ everything thd is i'm fed, Du be ause we nave
3 81 go,d crops tbp have Soli wrl Tie people ae
arsi- of THIS The Vory IDen ts thcir votes pu'
us Conserve. I've party ia power three year.
u-o are now loud In their dennuc.ai.oh
II o.. rBo,sur,s carried through by ilr
,,oyrrnn' ut The farm .r-. who bod thc ba ture OF
power Ontario have nal to PaY more Tor thcli l"'~
IN canada wIlc tauch Of thrir crops they have re-
,e.v-1 Al 80 thIF VII CO - Thoroughly '"-
,rnd,nt one, viii be- thrOwu agsinSl the pr sen H'Fe
nrut al the mex rectOn which must result D. HNut ui
TN present Opposition. TIA hci NE c'e VINCE D1N
al. l. once opened "a market ior AMERICANS ID
VI hr lee &C. bofh 60 Tho merchants on lhl'
so roo.y by ,cnCing heir goods acioss the hno'
AID th3F aEaiu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01

ucEct WIS 70 otter statement tnat Vas
conamrted Letters Of Blood written all CSr 1 Ie bass
hlocS' and 81 hos C sdr .ng for ali umo
ornH nc o' slr 70 &c. rrc"1me1rd 20 the BoGfor
D,n,ocrtcr OF Iouiana tDr Oh scripurBl ma-dctl"n
I 1 S1 f,ret me cry Of ,6e hui0" II he
bad not pu hi. protest record TO-DAY hF tl "'t ~
-houl1 be- cprolc lcd Dv inc thousand, % yem, %Ho
re.nIe.a 'aIc aud undting and awful ho~uhy OF TIE
Mt JONAS corrected one or two mistakes when lie
esd h- colleague hsd ~ len in'oi Gee tined To an, yer
ms TRADE and asserted 90 Il che school system III 'ue
Parish of g. Gao WIS 100 force.
Mr Brown ID .u.. a. stating IN" ereat lnP 't'ho,
of couhruu- 20 'rt-t acttue upon sh' it'-' ''
nominations moved to 30 uto executive -c-'i'n Los
NJ. ~ X CDtta. XVI sud chat DO thought 81 was
MI BENTON who sliI tIa ft a rest figure a. Snf'fh ID
The hugnsn laneu'ce va dug doug. nr roc
with him. and AEiiH ur'li'd 70 t.'' .' ',- .,,,.
L r-I,nr bad ilrd % together to transact ,N-ciltr
bl.ile..; whereas the E.iu1lrau-'r Won, 80. say
mslouiy' TOR % hr" ho n'l'ii'- , ~ ~
" 90 la e.. sion " 1l determined io pb nF -"tt W ~
ten 90 tlr communicating which 'hr F'r,ln.nl ~
cent De prnp0 .". tn move for tine appoifmrnt OF
rr,In gee 20 wal rn0n thr President go I'i-r nun
plfty AMI ihU r.y su.te $50. r-,dy 70 AL lrn' onn
WIN thu view. Poo w"gin now uovc ua wiz. ih- ,"i.
a. adjourn 'oG tod D. @ TO a ~ , ON 'I ]" ''"'''
SIR HARRIS D'w. trun.i -.'d 10. Tore ",'' 'uh
W." ''s" 'l G| tr,, H.. Of t1c senate there
were hlty i've iHposts npu,fuAtou. waich ned ''li
tlctr fol I.nrlF 10 week 3D. acgr uut yer r'i,ff-d.
Mn FlREY u,-p. ai.rb) raised tnr p1ut oi order
tiai u+ e4t,r io,n e,u SEQ VI. olt Of ordcr IA
Tie Tl,.Ifcrt Iio ,cr l.ie. E"LLIE, uld mat
o. orlrr. ie poruoa io Wn.cA ou 'Ion V"- m"i' WIS
HARRIS -,.oi .rted n'. r.narss ana moved TO 20
Wo"K co. ... -'-,."n. l--i''inI. . 49, ,. . NJ
Ma lou-'- speech d. euc -,i'rs ,naf o. t'r Nn'oh)
b., lr-u"n- .h" Tor h'ri.r u'r"dn'rt -lr. d 80 3" -
uamr nni in" tIc o'o'.'i' 40 in ann gas a '..H ,'
.iiiHg election 900 rt'., sH-e ~i'l '"' lr i-n-b'-
rN nm ir 200 n'w O.. D. I'D l'i ,n'.' l' '' .,
tLc campaign. aH Or 1.rr t' cf lh'm i"c Q" c'h'ici
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
EAGER f0G ANhRICAN rR1DE.

VIEWS OF A PROMINENT CANADIAN OK THE PACIFIC
RAILROAD. THE Tariff. AND OTHER TOPICS.
J. L. Wiser, of Prescott, Ont, who WAS in
town recently, is WEI known IN Canada. lie owns aud
operates a dstIllery Is 81 e1ensiye breeder OF
hishprieed and cattle, heavy eIpcIaer VI live
stock, aud n member o, the House OF Commons ~
Ottawa As man o. great experience and thorough
prelieal knswledge his opinions N brief Canadian
eairs were sought by reporter OF rRE TRiBUEx When
ppeakinR of the Canadian facrnc Railroad, he sald;
"The bill has become law by a sV.ctIy partisan vote.
II has been party measure soIo The start, Sir John
Macdonald, tbs Premier. forcing u Through seemingly
TO amends for his failure 10 dO IN 1872 The
thing Ia0RStrOns. North OF Lake Superior there IA
stretch OF country $50 miles that barren rock.
with deep Gsiehes that viii be bridgsd and high
hfs that will have to be cut through II Is thought By
mary that It Will be impossible to hnG road through
this ECuOa. But the Government persists. and two
gcntleG have already gone to EnglAnd W make the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
UNITED STATS SUPREAE COCBE

WAsHIsoroS, March 31.--The following busi-
ness b. suprcns Court OF tas United
states to-day:
No 2S2rae t~rl Of Thompson. n. Y. piantlG I'm error
PcrPt. In tho Circuit COuIf Of the
United for tne ~euthefn IstIloi q ew York
d by I. Bash fyf piAnLa In Mn
N. EE&I = for dsscHcArt IA errUf.
No "a II. L. NiimOL planth IN error, All G. A. Nudge
al ~ orrof 70 tn HDreuSe tourt o. hAssachnsotAr
guBaDi commenced ~ RICHARDSON ir Dlantn ~ grTOr
Adjourned uutl toiIaEr0W ~ IL O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
PHlLADELPHl1'S DEBT REDrCED.

PHILADELPHIA. March 3l.-lo-day dayor
stosry sent ninth aud ast nnnua. c-sHc ID TIC
Crv Couucls lie summarizes the report 81 The city
Cn,,l,, which SNOW. tnst thc funded tht city
has neeu ,ducei during THE year frou ~ 2GtI9b 20
IA $40 oty A3O a. Il T. ject OF conrrAtu ou, a.
saws ,r tue gusHee- Of the iu hot cay co d
tIor ana tie amount 81 ts Indebtedness steGdhy dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
AZ ENEMY or A1ToEAETS.

CHEYEENE. Wy, March so special di--
patca from sidney. Ne L. me Leadcr says: i.ns
afternoon Thomas Ryan attic np'el To a-sssna'e W. a.
M,.h,cls an attorney here Win KNIFE Ryan inflicted
n very ugly cut o. SIR MicA'eis's hea l. NJ Micuacis
.,,,,r-d against Iyaa q short TIM" aud secured
~. conviction. for nltiug Vc out 81 th' lp 81 %
i,..s hI.l named Enrr-nu. ft@ year. Ryan ,uut
TI,rIt. K uc. a. aiiDInry Though the mouth. Ryan
,,..t - eScau..'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
4 GENEROUS err 10 rALE COLLEGE.

NEw-HAvEs, Conn, March 3l.-Two g'adu-
ates oi Yale College have offered g. erect physical
laboratory for that Institution. Ample time ia 70 be
taken 10 tho plan Of consruoon for he
proposed bui ng TO tbs details 0f The in
terror that veil ntfed possible bOtb for
instruction pGy sics for original invos gauCu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
LIQUOR DEALER sE&TENCED.

BALTIMORE, March 3I.-Thomas Higgs and
Hobart Lewis indicted for selihg liquor ubcraud
Md, without having paid the special tax required bY
OF Congress- were tired ia Urited Stats District
COart to-day. The jury acquitted Hrgs aud ound IeEls
guilty He VAS sentenced " pay u tue % 800 aad
costa, ANA imprisonment iai for one mOath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
UNITED STATES SENATE.


''"'N" '''''
" a. " .,-.r.,,. .., e., led I'D.
Tue senate U-''' vi 80" 80. 49, $500, -,
oes..,. ,r the e.,et,
..,,,',.,,,. d. p., coli, that Tho nrcser;
.u. ,,a>to, plain 90 Doe iri.unl,rst,od. Tue Rrpuhh
can eide aid inst rhe mIouty had the right 70 decide
- -,. el.-rs , t,,. senate. III. ootooenfs
who shou De Ine ono rs @" 'l' 7'n'''' I'' 'li
few DAYS ago tina, II see-ned to question o. endur-
go mr., ,,,,l ,.,otr,oe mat the nlai,fitv wac en-
,',., e., ,,.st,,, Tho minority
, ,, ,,t t, ., d, r.s., Ia. er.ct,on Of on .-~rs
bv dnlforv motion. aud prolonged speeches. liz
sns~cr that trc Il puhlicln- c'nd no. 40 ndon ~
iigh' oi tue u"Y"Iiy 'o rue , d, i,re
as i,r A. hr m noity Inc con n0t mer~ly o.
~~curr officers Iner' was -'lhc'h'5 4oo'l o. u"
30. ''''' r,-,,.d oti,ni,n II Wa lhe comiug
political contest in Virginia lhe senator from rom
Virginia DIR. Nl''nrl n'd term u tl' ON n',u .
,raii- re-uc OF Dos state. iie Democrats of me sum
Aad appealed To S.n'nrin D. ln '.it' ~ - , ,
followers at tonr wa not ''Ie 10 sn't,.t ..' H.
hiI "l"lo r '.t' ~ ,r .ocio,.. and he hsi
,n' ~ ,r, y m . irr ne y rim frarrr zr,i
",I,,i, CIl.i,r'f,. ,,n. w.rr Known Dy tn.ir nc
n. vel t- Do, IU.. words. iu lJVor % an boz.
Ia Dos md a fii- count Do. Il puilci pariy rayc DO
VOC for n.it.h,.-rt u eirur-, la- L Has pot Sec
ruu4I Mu.rtr. MA i.r go vt~ &c. iiiril ms anu
tms onlg va 90. lar '-' th'i D. h'i ""I i,- 80
nout cio~ih. i. N.-iul' zoos ger -t'ud %" w.. p-.
iolu'o hol. o, ot t.e ,oid oou'" wa, thi"s 81
the pa-i a.,
EeIpli' c.-- 900 u"i h. fin forward .'I 7"rer'"t
90. ,rinr ccu,ru.. it. FrrleiD W. h'd pr MY
Di's.~l uaI Agreed co.'s -u'm.,-i"n o inr " 'I %,
i.ici au-wI t,a t"l mai my "al "'ru prr'.i't I
fraud iic tdr MdVol believed tai inr pr"p" tn"n'hi
~ ,r9nlrd .nran- " riurr tat mai ,r,y han %. ru
pfoc.rr4 Lazy uu'i.ry %" E.eN u"i. Out t'c Amen
ae.ol, .ir.1.. ana uuu-3A anu demanded lhAs tucy
su0lld Uc iuVrrt. Et.oL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
RECORDED REAL E,IArE rGAN5FHi.
NrW YORK .sTrT

mao III tt '' ln j,,'' ''''''' @ si5.s33
SAM Exam i M, .'i'"' ct d. % 1883
S4nr Sfi'eTy' ''.D Il 'p''s 81 Ut 70 ''' $40.
sarae propeol Alr'a r. l.a,,ry =, a 70
sam. ir.uerft. .Iz h-ihJ yu,l, trustee 10 sarge
7o,h..L' r. lo5 q eoi '"i ave- tiI. = ana aT2N
l, ~ Nv. , is Aei,,a, T,.1,,I 30 ool
0'''I ,t Ir. C,i, fot .oi,y Ho,raT 31.o"o
wo-' Bfoai~.t 90 i." Rn OF Wine St l~9H '"o ...,.
HI.au iin.say aaa VIE - ""n y, W a. "'
'- .,c,, l.i.,. " +. ,",tinr escntor e,o 2o2j
i'' .,ro,r 10 Ioh% II Dad, ~ 5r,,oc
-, IL. ,o.7 ' 90, - ,e 20 Jo,.'a 1, J.rno.
'' ave ave- VII, 5 10 o. Ica S' Dion W. ''D p 800
,eti.-l., o 90. 80 sro.2'Ai"z d. Anthony too ,,o
same piol,r,, jscoI THINK aad vie 20 Js,
MN '. a., io,. 40, 80. 2qi 1si ami ss6 lo,S
IOtiu MARI l. 'r,uehiry ct ed 10 sarah b .oo
sam. ureP,i, Benz Cru,hlry wiz si,ae. Lou
J.. NO 10 DO Col 4'.7i tr'ucf :. anh Anna b liar an
b'T I,,, No. nave, ,'1 ~ "'' '''' l92,o
'',g a 90 49, r u iieury ode -. ~ 1850
All -,,r ,o Il Barkasft ant suo.,,t - I5.-5o
K~Y.rr ir4,'ee etc TO Aul4m X Cron, / liza ,..,
l.,syr. Z, !. from -Gta 10 SIN NJ. ~ ,tpG August
y Nayuara ct Aio ~uiiAu croft e-llui ga. ,...
ZANE ~, lsrs. ~ 5000
o,an si.i vic To- % a. 20 ,t.es $500
sn,t'.f r''' "a '-'''' -' ... Vac $4,000
''' ihass,oto O.. INK ... 80. -. 1900
Sat. OF " -ta,,.-.nt .o.so4-oi. L'w'
N'G oas q io@a !" ~ Ian 800 o' ''' = y '- s7s7s
ioa ct u oJ,eo6 tura, .-..'.. - 1900
''' toa at't',, IT.. E1ns .. ..-. $1,000
''' 6aaa e. To- cf, 5,a "a ave. '''-' I.oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01

COUNTRY PLACE. Summer ,Jrdng. Fruit
~ Fsuuug -anItar um 30 pinn'cs rfi ride ffpn Nos
N0fs an. fTol Pbilsdrri hy express rs!ss q
al hours equI e. -tIlf Lound broos Aui som ryi
station. or noun T.' oYcrlHking nr0 krfal Val.
lev rvei ard hlr,ais house oid siie ro8s,
stable gIrirn orchar AID pasture NitH Nrned hegih
sunny e1nssIr, no d eat. with
water .,c,id ~ AIer 0I hygouc Sem Advantage asd
a,e4s- ~ ~ warrea VI or lfa.r 90 N't
rate -er.aut appreciaNe enaI Nitn prsag q
rar,ha-.. fuaa..- cal . e. BLAs XIV Ill. lat
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
REAL ESTATE
HEw-YoRK. THURSDAY. March 81 ISL
loving sales were neid at the Exchange

By H. ~ MfiIer Son
6.storv brick store with lot No bS featlssI n
G69hwoi coenges alley lot lot I''oAoi''' $4,000
lois . ta-t l'Ihst zen ~, e OF Gave ''Fo' $4,000
lois East 07fh ~. running through t'-ths %, tsu
so 70 = of ithave each 2,X'u ltr j Johnson "'''"
f9,t ~ 81 a5oi1'"s above '''n 1900
Gsarr bfiCk fTJBG building Viih lot NO !. =. N"'
,tes ort rr9 nee ana Houston SIS 'O' A,'.o COCO
~ Psfer =. H,Bor
story brick house with Ot. SO e East 4tlNi.
i".o II OF @'@Ve 't |'oA'.4 .'.',.'.' 1880
Be- John / BoVt go
] brpwu stone dwelling ain ipL 10 80,
Wei it, 10 OF Oh ave 10, IIoOO
m Hnqh y. CanD
l 2-stoIy brlcE dwelling with Cf 30 % lun-'l'
ws-7 ttsof Charles-,t lot 9 4. - hiss ont eo,o
age % 10 On "a iTo-..f 'J B.WNtli 0'"
Tv Efcn1Tf Y EFrsu
lots 23d -. 50 10 % oh ave each ~NN -,n
iUUli, George Dad ry ..---.--..----.-- '''''
gTvUafs Aoie $500
The -iAIe s.,' to- 10 - "a aud $4,000