davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-04-03

ITO RENT-NORWOOn. PARK HOTEL,
/ partly furnished, nue large house and grounds,
$40. Good chance. JOHN +. EBERHARr, % WASH
tnns
, 1881-04-03

VKTANTED-TO RENT-RY A YOUNG
w lady employed, pleasant warm room with Or
without board. References exchanged Address Il ",
, 1881-04-03

ITO REMITTANCE LIGHT LOFTS,
i with use at steam elevator and steam power, II
desired SHERAAN HALL CO., u and il South
fpotH
, 1881-04-03

ITO RENT-TW0~ DESIRABLE, WE'LL
lighted lofts. cu16Q suitable for light mnnufnct-
1r1ng Or storage. Inquire The premises, III South
WnteF-sk
, 1881-04-03

ITO RENT-LOFT, FOURTH FLOOR, 20
1 1A State-st., between Monroe and Madison
L q Tribune Office.
, 1881-04-03

ITO REIMBURSEMENT, 6ox5o, FOUR
l. blocks from river. on West Jaekson-st- Address
las IA 1a-Et.. Room y.
, 1881-04-03

WYANTED-TO RENT-BY A RESPON-
w sble tenant n 3story and basement. Dear,
bCrn.uy preferred, streets between Dearborn ana
State, not beyond Cbtoago-ay: or L. Salle,a Nnu!d
like immediate possession OF bJ Ma5 l. Aoasoss ~
Tribune Office
, 1881-04-03

NTANTED-TO RENT, FURNISHED
w roon3e, Terms must bo moderate. References
given aud required Address II S., Tribune office.
, 1881-04-03

WANTED-TO RENT-A HOUSE; OF
rsbee-sts North Side. Address care Mr. HAGE, N.
w Stnuon P.-O city.
, 1881-04-03

WANTED-TO RENT-BY A LADY, A
w nicely furnished house. With privilege OF tAk-
ing few drstcass boarders will board owner Of the
furniture. Address. stating rent and location. "
, 1881-04-03

ITO RENT-LOFT ZIG AND 27SEHIcA-
L go~Av, NEAR cnrk~st. a2xleo feet: light on three
k1deY:
, 1881-04-03

IITANTED-TO RENT-A C0NVEN-
w lent house south Of Thissy-dsat-st, with dining
roon md kttehen pariQr door. With nice yasd and
good barn Prompt past Ind permanent a'. LTD
, 1881-04-03

WANTED-TO RENT-A FURNISHED
H. w uufuruahoA house. within . short distance
OF Palmer House, on South Side suitable for 9man
family: BY responaible party. Address h "a TITO
, 1881-04-03

WANTED RENT-FOUR OR FIVE
w rooms tor family Of ttsae. North Side pre-
ferred References exchanged. Address l. VI 1rib-
, 1881-04-03

w or rooms, from Harrison to Madison, Carroll
to Peorin ny 3 responsible person, now or Mhy l.
OWEN MAHOkEY. 195 to I'll Cnnn-st-
, 1881-04-03

"ANTED-TO RENT-HOUSE' OF 10
w to 70 ro1ns in good location With gears
lease. best rofarences prompt nay. lss East Madi-
AT. Room q
, 1881-04-03

TNORENT-THE LARGE BRICK BUILD
low rnte for q term ct years Apply to PERCY ".
PAlMEIt, 1E DenrboFn-st.. Aobm 4
, 1881-04-03

1ITANTED-TO RENT-LARGEA AND
w small houses; good tenants Parties wanting
Il house call on GEOHGE PETERSON, Renting
, 1881-04-03

RIO RENT-SECOND FLOOR, 2oK6s,
With elevator; Wabnst-nv; central location For
piHns cali on Il 4. SUMNER Co, u Lnkcside Build
, 1881-04-03

{UANTED-TO RENT-A COTTAG E,
w With soma ground at Englemood or other
suburban town Of easy access to the cty g1ve rent
u q. Trthuna QfGce
, 1881-04-03

uTANTED-TOR RENT - HOUSE AND
w barn: viii pay IS per month in advance: per-
muIlent tenant Ii suited. Adaress, stating legation,
, 1881-04-03

Y1TANTED - TO, RENT EAST OF
Nv State and north Of fTwenty-second-sts,o or east
OF Wells and Sc nth Of Division, In good locality
oH;Wast Side, house partly furnished: would board
owner tn erchunxe for rent References exchanged
Addfa5s II /, Tribune Office
, 1881-04-03

VJTANTEDeTO RENT-NORTH. SIDE.
w 3or& unfuTnlSted rooms for houseke ping By
family Of three shalt Children east OF La salie-
st.: Good reference Prompt par Address BOZ 45a
Evanston. Ill.
, 1881-04-03

VT TANTED TO RENT =. WITH OR
w Without board, three a. four unturnished
rooms for small family. conveatent 70 3alryiew Or
1a 90 sysnuo n nosth OF Auose's
, 1881-04-03

Sop.e saaa sas bsyoaa
Thrtfekh.aL, unless naar Hyde Park train. DAVID
E. BRADLEY, liz Lake-st. =,
, 1881-04-03

w faulty, no children, house oontatulnR about
ax rooms. Got,d referencas. Prompt par. Address.
stating terms X IS. Tribune oface. -
, 1881-04-03

ITO RENT-FINE OFFICE ON FIRST
L door 10 Iake-st.. suitable for brokers. Stores
&. l.asc-st-, Is and IS Dearborn~st. LEGhANO B0h-
TON, hS LII sa!le-sk =
, 1881-04-03

r. a;S Cs95a3 M 9Hfg1aI;Saa ANR
rooms. with modern conyentences-- Address = n,
Itihurfe Office. -. ..
, 1881-04-03

mo RENT-ONE HALF CORNER Of
l. nee desk rooW In same, frst r9os, corner La
Sale ana Noneue-stsa l.. b. HAMMOND.
, 1881-04-03

UTANTED-TO RENT T-ON NORTH
w Slde BY 8fay !. rooms, south Of Dlvlaton-st,
ea.r Of La safte. by gentlemsu and wife AddEes2
, 1881-04-03

WANTED,Ioc, RENTBx [o5H: GENIkef IL
Clark and north OF lndtana-sts., with or Without
hoard. Address N a. Tribune ONCE.
, 1881-04-03

ITO REIMBURSEMENT CORNER OF
l. North Water aud North Clnrk-sts.. a3xlD feet u
foot story win catsanse eye With s4.facs st MoFt9
| DcHrhpru-6t,. Room Ii.
, 1881-04-03

YXTANTED-TO RENT-A NICE COT
w tage near station Of Illinois Central Railroad
present landlord, In whose house have lived slx
yeArs, State location and pFIce- Address &C. Trtb-
u1a fFira
, 1881-04-03
WANTED-TO RENT,

"ANTED-TO RENT-A HOUSE OF
W sor rooms on tae seuth a sde e r. yogng
viii pay six months rent in advance II any object;
not over $40 per month. AddreAa H. Tribune Office
, 1881-04-03

WANTED .RENT-FOR LIGHT
w manufacturing business large-s!xe loft 8outh.
West or North Eide with usa Of eevatori must have
good lixht, ~ use sewing machines. Address u
, 1881-04-03

WANTED - TO RENT-A ,s7STQRY
w and basement house on he North SIDE, south
of Qhtcago aY and enst Of ClArktt i 65s Tr1buue-
, 1881-04-03

ITO RENT-ON SOUTH SIDE OF
Madson.st. near a Sale large nnisaed a nnIe-
on ttrst floor il required. Address BASEMENT,
1f3 MHdjs0n
New-York tribune., 1881-10-08
IpIsnLARnRERs ORGANLzING.

LONDON, Oct. by the special invitation
Of Mr. Parnc the executive of the Land League a
Labor Convention win assemble In Dublin at the end Of
October for the purpose Of forming National Organla-
on Of farm aborers to with and under the direction
OF the League. separate iabOrcr executive VIII De
formed which will direct and control the organization
Delegates from England will attend. few OF the
prominent leaders Of the labor movement VIII he select
ed at the Convention candidates for Parliament
The Dublin correspondent ot Iht DHiy NeWS says that
after investigation he has arrived at the general con
clusiOn the Western side Ot the shannon tue
farmers disposed to take advantage OF the Land act
the utmost possible extent and that no red herring
red across their path by the Land League VIII dlNer
them from their purpose. ,
The Mayor OF Limerick commenting on the refusal OF
the Government to grant inquiry into the re-
cent rutH said that e would call monster meeting 10
condemn the refusal aud added that ho dared the Gov
eminent nj their peril TO proclaim this meeting
DUBLIN, Oct. AT the weekly meeting Oi the Lan'i
League Mr. Parnoll presided. The Stcfetafy reported
that g. 100 had been received since the last meeting,
including O33 America. Mr.. Parnell sald thaJ
in few days the League would be ready to me hppica-
tons iOr reference to the Land Court OF hundred Ies1
New-York tribune., 1881-10-08
TRANSPORTATION TO MICHIGAN.

To the EditOr OF The 1rfO""e'
SIR: You have stated several times In your pa
e that the American Express Company and the United
States Express Company transport goods to the Mch
gan sufferers free Of charge beg to assure yon tha
these exuress companies charge haG price on all barrels
and cases that they convey TO sufferers In Mcmsah
offering TO carry free TO them nothing but small pack
AGES such as hardly anyone, under the crcuhalleeS
would think it becoming 10 send H. n r.
BridgepO1t, Conn, Oct. 3, lsSl
The general superintendent of the United States
Express Company said recently, that he had never
authorized the statement that goods sent
to the relief of the Michigan sufferers would be
forwarded free of charge He said, however
that any small packages and / letters con-
tanning money would be taken free Barrels and
boxes are received at the usual rates. AT the office
of the American Express Company it was stated
that all goods addressed to the Relief COmmitte at
Port Huron or Detroit, Michigan, are delivered free
of charge Il was denied that the company had
charged half rates for sending boxes OF any sizc
and it was stated that the company had no Office at
Bridgeport Conn.-Ed.l
New-York tribune., 1881-10-08
WRANGEL LAND NOT CLAIMED.

ToRONTO, Oct. IA special dispatch to
The Gobe from Ottawa says that good deal of interest
has been taken there in the report that Captain Hooper,
OF the United States ship Corwn had planted the Amer
lean iag in Wrangel land in the Arctic Ocean The act
has been believed even official quarters, 10 be in
vasion OF Canadian territory. careful investigation
brings thar May g. 1873 the Canadian Parliament
voted an address declaring that the United Kingdom
should define the territorial limits Of the Dominion as
therein proposed This was followed by imperial
order in cDnnci issued July 81, 1873 defining the said
limits. Wrmgl land Il is observed ls westward or the
10th mrridian aud l. much to Asia than to
America, and cannot therefore be included in the Do
mnon territory defined by either the Joint address OF
Parliament the imperial order in council referred TO-
Moreover, the Dominion Government has never made
any claim 20 Wrangel land nor planted its dag there
New-York tribune., 1881-10-08

Entered into rest Wednesday october 1891
at AIOrr.stOWn y. j., James \. Bentley
Funeral services Saturday the Sh nst at his late resi-
dencc o'clock p.
Interment AT the convenience OF htends
BUELAt Brockvile Ontario October 1884, Mrs Anne T.
lue widow the late Andrew Norton Buei, esG, and
daughtor George b. Th0rp, ate OF New ork CITY
Interucut a ckye saturday, october ), az D.
FLoYD-At Nasuc l. l., the 9th Inst, John g Floyd in
Funet at his late residence Mlsc Saturday
at y. m. ...-.,,- - ,t..,.,..- ~.
where carriages will be in waiting.
uEYER-At Cohoe y y October 1891, at the residence
of her son n-aw, the Rev j. aschaI strong CatheAt =
Ocot OF John = eyer late Of us city, III the fSth
year OF her age. . -, c- -
Funeral services viii be held In the Reformed Church. Cohoes
on Monday, lOth INST, at $50 O'Clock D. In
Interment ~ Passalc, ~ J
NJLLARD-At New.Hamburg october O. sarah, relict OF
John Mlard. lace Of Brooklyn In tine seth O her age
Funeral her Monday hOrlnB OCtO
Der 10 at 10 o'clock Relatives aud friends are most respect
fully invited 10 attend
InterInent at Poughkeepsle Cemetery.
PEYTON-Aer long painful sickness, Friday morn
ing, october Z, Mary j., wife Of W. n PeytOh
Relatives friends invited "a attend the funeral
vices late residence No. S94 West 22dst on sat
uriay evening &c 1880 o'clock
InteTment la Greenwood
PRATTAt fremont Friday October {, Sarah e. Wido"
of the late Iov. Geurge \. Pratt go -,
friens respectfully lnYtod 10 atnu the
funeral the fremont NJ. H. Church On Sunday, OctoDer
y. al 1880 y M
New-York tribune., 1881-10-08
HINTS. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS'
WHO MAY SWEAR II THE SENATOR'S
"

Il
M ~ Fdifor of The tribune
s,n. Al the unanimous request OF the CSDl- ADJ.
net President Arthur was into office by oi Nt% t%e
case This act was without precedent but no one oeS guSS
toned s validity IT, them the President o a,,o ~
60 ,no,, me sworn in by any justice coinpe'en' "
et"tes n''I oath why may not the new senatorsi 10
Ias 1nstce of tho United States in the present
eI,,errcpcy. .no all eyes should turn as tue mos'
taIle person to preventing great ao9 o Of The
,inciy the dfir8uchsemen; ~ tie t V
sfate. ot NswYor and Rhode lsla4' %ilcn & o a. tbe
DSmocracy are about to attempt Ine "a" INS aTi,nus
,ty mi m act and Ifs animus or intent my a3 anl.u
Of fh1s Gneiifyng the Senators would be 10 AH e
right and prevent a great Wong.
lJ,ia,oare Water Gap, Oct =, lssl'
lThe Revised Statutes provide that every person
elected or appointed TO any Office can take the oath
before any officer authorized to administer IT, lheIs
are. however, special enactments OF Congress anu
rules of the Senate prescribing thai Senator Sn"
take the oath in the open Senate.-EaI
New-York tribune., 1881-10-08
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
synopsis for ne past ~ hours.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3. ] a. m.-The bar
ometer is highest in North Carolina and lowest in the
Upper Lake region. The temperature has risen in New.
England from 20 TO 11o In the Middle Atlantic States
from 70 TO 1872 in the Lower Lake region from 10 TO 15O
and from 80 10 Ito in the Upper Mississippi Valley
Temperature has fallen slightly in the Missouri Valley
Local rams nave fallen In the Lake region, and in the
eouthern portion OF the West Gulf States The winds i'm
New-England, Middle Atlantic States Ohio Valley and
Tennessee and the Lake region are southerly in the
South Atlantic and Gulf states they are casterly.
Indications for to-day
For New-Engan partly cloudy weather and rain
R0uthwestery Winds lower barometer, stationary or
higher Temperature
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather, south!
~estrly Winds lower barometer, stationary higher
Temperature
New-York tribune., 1881-10-08
APPRECIATION OF SYMPATHY.

10 N I'd IfOF OF I"e II -
SIR: Ii would be a graceful thlhg 10 uo H.
in some way the English people ana the hlRiisH
" "a ~, s,,rod of boyv universal the appreciation in
,hs couprv ia of the sympathy shown by them IN our
National calamity. The suggestion that on the uay ol
The Yorktown anniversary the British flag be raised IN
all public places, and saluted by the firing oi cannon a
a oiyeu bour seems sensible and practical Bctter 70 re-
m5mher IN Gosting the Dag the kindly feeling OF lo-u'
which hag lust been shown in so remarkahie way III
Tnrand t!au recall the enmity that hauled IL uo"h /"
hundred yelrs ago
Netr-Y York. sept. 26, 1881.
IA better suggestion would be special address Oh
acknowledgment by some prominent American ora
Tor at the National exercises at Iorktown.-Ed'J
New-York tribune., 1881-10-08
OBITUARY.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. THE Rev. John Il.
Gmer died yesterday at Manchester Mich at the age
OF fifty mine years. He had been Grand Master Of the
Odd Fellows of this State and representative of the
United States Grand Lodge, and an active member
OF the fraternity for many years Lately he was pastor
Of the Uuiyersalist Church OF Macon, Ill
PTTsToN, Penn, Oct Elisha Blackman,
OF the oldest members Of the Masonic order In the
state, died this morning lie was nj ETY. years old.
John jackson Scott, prominent silk manu-
aetnrcr OF Paterson, n. j., ,ied yesterday. He was
born ia siascow, Scotland and sixty years Of age
Mr. Scott leaves a large family.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-08
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
GLADSTONE ON PUBLIC AFFAIRS.

NLAUNIUNE On PUBLIC AFFAIhS.
TIE BRITISH PREMIER FAvoRs LAND REFORM IN
EN LiND. BUT OPPOSES Z" FAIR TRADE 1.-THE
FRENCH MINISTRY ABOUT TO GIVE WAY IN FAVOR
or GAsIBETTA.
Mr.. Gladstone has received an enthusiastic
public welcome in Leeds. He made a great
speech there last night, in which he referred
TO British land reform, fair trade, and the
Irish agitation. An Irish LabOrers' Convention
is to be held. The French Ministry will resign
soon. Canada does not lay claim to Wrangel
Land.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-08
THE CZAR STILL IN FEAR.

LONDON, Oct. THE Berlin correspondent
OF me Times says "Advces from st. Petersburg state
nat the most comprehensive have been taken
the safety of the AnnitchkoH Palace, the Cars IA
vorte ST. Petersburg residence suberranean passage
has been constructed all around the Palace, which can
be patrord by scntncls and Immediately placed under
water The Gar is negotiating the purchase OF vaTi-
Gus houses surrounding the Palace"
The headquarters OF the Nhiliss at st. Petersburg
have been discovered, and sixty arrests have been
made.
The Vienna IrosSe states that eight students at the
Military College Moscow, and two at st. Petersburg,
have been arrested for Nihilism.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-08
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New-York tribune., 1881-10-08
AMERICAN BOATS IN DEMAND.

OTTAWA, Oct. 7.-Since the compromise eff
fccted between the Forwarders and the American Barge
men, all tine American boats have been picked up and
there il great activity in shipping trade The Amcr
can boats are smaller than the Canadian vessels
and low water does not affect them so seriously.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-08
Ile MancI,sier nllnrdlan says:
TIE BRITISH REGATIoNAL UNION.

LONDON, Oct 7.--At yesterdays session OF
the Cougregu oual Union OF England aud Wales, mt
Manchester. letter read from the Eey. Dr. Hop
hns chairman OF the American Board Of Commissioners
Foreign Missions, who "A now IN Paris Dr Hopkins
expected To be present the conference and deliver an
address on the foreign missionary question. The letter
expressed his sruug fraternai feeling Tor the union ana
alluded to the En- gsh sympathy IN the case OF PRESIDENT
Garfield. The Rev. Mr TroWhrdgr, who has been
twenty-five years "a missionary In Armenia, described
The work bcing carried on by American missionaries
there. Dr- strong Stucby aud stOrrs, American dele
gates, also spoke.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-08
THE SCHEME FOR RECONCILIATION GARNET
Ihe Hon charles Smiths York TO The Phfd
nelphin PLe6s. Oci0her 2


There is, of course, great deal of irrespOn-
eiOle Cabinet speculation among the politicians The
talk which quietly going in circles where counts
centres in the question of continuing Mr. Blaine as Sec
retary of State. President Arthur is bearing himself
with signal discretion and taste, and saws very little az
to the Cabinet; but among his friends the subject is
earnestly discussed and IL surprising now many even
of those who have most vehemehty opposed Mr.. Blaine
recognize and advocate the policy OF retaining him II he
will Among the leaders of real Judgment and in
Guence there is very little difference OF opinion this
point 1t might commonly he supposed that Mr. COnklng
would be uplacabiy hostile 20 the continuance OF Mr.
Blaine, but II be stated that such is not the fact
General Grant viii object more strenuOusy than Mr.
COnklng, but he viii hardly press his feeling
nganst the general judgment Of his friends.
The partisans Of Mr. COnkhng recognize that
r. Blaine Il the leader of great political force, aud
they in ms retention the opportunity OF uniting the
two wings Of the party. Some Of them further and
nrge not only that Mr. Blaine should remain Secretary
OF State, but that Mr. Conkng should be associated with
INN Secretary OF the Treasury They admit that Mr.
Conkng has made prOdgiOus mistakes, but they in
and that the experience of the past two months has
chastened aud toned him. or course such a scheme
could not be consumnated without the full reconcilia
ton OF the leaders who have been rival chiefs for
many years. without the cordial OF each,
without full understanding honorable TO both, and
without the union of the two elements OF the party
Even with all this there difficulties in the
way and IL would require great tact, patience and for
beaiance. Mr. Blaine must first OF all see that the
phatic sentiment which he represents Is satisfied but II
is great point gained that those who have in the past
been adverse TO him recognize the vital Importance OF
Keeping him at the head of the Cabinet
New-York tribune., 1881-10-08
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PUBLIC OPINION.

What the Republicans of the state must do
n they would win success ~ their politics the
cooperative plan.-fBing ghamton Republican tRep)
If the New-York Republicans harmonize "a
well at the polls their State Convention II VIII DC
n moor year for the Democrats in the Empire State
lspringAeld Union (RepJ
The Republican party is bound TO carry
New-YOrk P,nnsylvania and Ohio by larger majo1tes
Iban ever this year The Ncw-NOrk state Convention
Yesterday settled that matter elniIey-lPlttsDurg
Commercial Gazette (RepD
New-York tribune., 1881-10-08

Minister Of War, the American officers who attended
the autumn military man@uvres expressed his gratitude
Tor the welcome given them by the French Army
General Schoaeld congratulated General Farre upon
the excellence OF the and the good conduct
OF the troops He sad he had been much struck bv their
order and discipline General Fare begged Mr. Morton
and the American officers to inform the American
Government and people of the feeling of friendship
tertained toward them by the French Army
New-York tribune., 1881-10-08
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the Belvedere position with battalOns. The other
forts will he occupied tomorrow. flying column pro-
ccclHg from Modies To TestOur attacked, but its
a5sailauts were repulsed
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GOOD ADVICE TO OHIO.

FT0fa The LIerfTa HfTdId IHepl ,
President Arthur stands pledged to the
country 10 follow olt far lies in his power, such
policy and administration Garfield had outlined IL
beho0ves every Republican in Ohio TO meet him more
than half wav TO strengthen MS hands and his heart
hy a rOusng Republican victory next Tuesday. Let us
show him chat friends OF Garfield earnest in their
frllgt o him,