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The French Parliament will soon ne called
upou to pass a Compensation for Disturbance
hiIl of a novel kind. Somc time ago q move
uent was set on foot for getting nnu1nal H.
ously Ia prison or property through LOUIS NJ
noienn's coup d'Gtat In 1s5l. \ Parliamentary M
Committee was accordingly appointed ana 6,Uo
cinjn1s for compensation were sent IN very
nulckly, others are hetny lodged dniiy, and the
Committee ure Of opinion tnar io,OV'o90 lrancs
will have to be voted to satisfy thOse only OF tle
claimants who are in needy circumstances, FOR
the csuims OF persons who are wei! OH VIM DC ols-
allowed It Is certain that cord nlhny persons
were put to great distress by tue coup q cut
hut hsw fur it may be advisable TOT the
Repubucan minority of tue present day to vote
them public indemnity Is another qussuoL.
Wncu the Royalst Parliament 1T 1875. acting at
ma GNl to indemnify tho emigTcs of the First
Revolution, the Liberals of tho dny t'Atnrally
protested against this piece Of party le0's'aEoti,
rguina Justly hat INC 1e[tnfn nun uor1y Of
the nation. and that those who had suffered
from il only underwent the fate common 70
n1noritics In troublnus times. Muca .no Same
FOR, reluctantly as Que may avow II. NaPo!eon
ills uct Of rultianism was only rendered pos
siblo by the culpaole indifference WINCH ,hae adc
French nation had como to feel about tnelr
political liberties Even III fafls tne popula1
Zion could not be roused TO resistance
q the dSta domt a9 Il hds o ow
ricades which sprang up on the "a ana ;llsi "a
Dece1nber were constructed by police hirgl!ngs l 5
IN order that the sauKuunry crew ut the Eysee
mIpnt nave nm excuse for terrorizing Paris by Il
massacro. The Representative 'Baudiu. whe
took these barricudes au serte.sr. fell almost
nIone in viudicuting tho laws that were being
Tromnied under foot: and the needless butchery
that ttI was perpetrated on tho boulevard Mont.
innrrre wnon men, women. and ch!laren ,,;,1d Me1e
shot down iudscrimiuatcly, probnoiy kt.tG. ne;t :
than friendly to it. These arc melancholy facts
but they ought to be honestly fnced IL soest 'e1<
bo SC1o persons still living VINO thirty years rR. .
CONSTITUTION, they no DOUBT would deserve ever!
honor ana reward; but, In that case one @ wuoat IL
have to admit that thore must haVe ueen ~ -. a
iaast HD00 others, since dead. who did the samt
thin9. and VIC know that nothing like taae mum
ber took up aTmA. .-:.,. -
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113 Ncrs1tSo ~ t11sU711'
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 5.-A special
Cabinet session convened at 1 o'clock.
proson+ sacrat,r ROC Evarts Goff Ramsey
60. pas+.nas+o, Eonarai ,forna~,1 ~.
ocAutz, 1osl1a'Aseei->1enei"' -na, ~
torney General Devens, and -actmg-secre-
tary Of the Treasury French. President
Garfield informed the Cabinet that he would
nrohst,,,. eand ~ +ha Sanote ahont z o,cIoclx
pso,au's seuo 70 ae oenase Is.sn. a t,,aen ~ 10
.ae Ast Of nominations comprising lilose ..
his Cabinet In making the announcement
the President spoke very feelingly, assuring
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THE NEW yOEK - POST"
New YoEK, March 5.-The Post says:
"The speculative markets at the Stock Ex-
change were buoyant this afternoon on dis
patches from Washington saying that SEN
ator Window had been offered and accepted
the position Of Secretary Of the Treasury.
Senator Window is regarded here as, to put
1t mildly, an expansionist, and the theory Oh
which Wall street is acting is that he will
turn adrift good part Of the coin in the
Treasury by means of bond purchases. It
may be that his views when he has the re-
sponsibilities of the office upon him, wilt be
more conservative than his record on the
currency question leads spectators to ex-
pect"
NEW YORK COMMERCIAL"
The Commercial says: '*1f the appoint
ment of Window to the Treasury is coll
fir1ned by later news it may be taken for
granted that the Western policy on the cur
rency, gold and silver coin, and debtrpaylng
to the latest available dollar in the Treasury
will rule in the new Cabinet. Blaine&who
is to be the Premier, is as much IN favor of
this policy as Window himself, nor is the
President any other than a gold and silver
man. and will soon prove debt-paying in
p1ace'of debt-refunding Executive. After
the Cabinet was announced, SO 1af as NE G!
treasury IS concerned, mere was oounu III
prices on the Stock ExchanGe, e, the counter T. r.
part Of tile running down IN the panic Ut last
week..
NEW YORK SUM-.
The Sun, after referring to each member
of the new Cabinet, says: '*It is evident
the Cabinet is: not Of the Conkling stripe.
The New York Senator gets only the husks.
These are very wholesome fodder, but not as
fnf%a
on the surface to be Conkli1ig
appointment but it is understood
Blaine's bosom friend, Jefferson. of Penn-
sylvania, is to be First-Assstant Postmaster
, 1881-03-06
LEFT OVER.

APPOINTMENTS WHICH WE'RE NOT coz
F1RMED.
Epee.ai Dispatch to The Chicago 1rtbune-
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 5.--The follow
ing Isl list Of the nominations sent to the
oeaate which were not acted upon, and, con-
seauentir, fell with the adjournment Of the
foHysixth Congress:
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court-Stan-
tss Aatthews
.Jadse Of the Circuit Court Of the United
nsstes-Edward c. Billings. Fifth Judicial Dis
tict
United States ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n. Bry-
se' ,oa' Idaho: Asa ". Tcnney> Eastern District Of
se* York: Elliot F. Shepard, Southern District
q New York.
~ United States Narsnals- #. Atkinson,
cHss7ct OF West Virginia; John ". Jacobus,
southern District OF New York
sonsul-General-LewIs Richmond, Rome.
soasuls-Phaaor ". Eier, at Guayaquil;
."!eo Constable, at La Union; Edward Backers,
:. ~ fara; Albert Rhodes. at Kouen; Abbot L.
pox, at A1eppo, India: Arthur 3. WOOD at
13stast; John F.. Jenne, at Ncuvo Laredo;
S1aa frisbee. at Rheims. .
,eurFeSors-General Of the United States-Or-
ssaao T. brewster. District OF Louisiana; Hen
H1spersen, District OF Dakota.
surveyors of fCustbms-David n. McCur2, at
neaannan; w John F. Drayo. at Pittsburr.
uaeetors uooaeetors OF Customs-J. Mason Rice, at st.
rss' Ga.; Sherman C. SIade. Mt Passo del
fr,of.ea Tex; Rodney W. Daniels, at Buffalo
reek, n T.; George r. Fowler. ut st. Marks,
~ ]. Nathan Henry, at Alex andria, Va;
~ qs4ace ". TEumbull. ut StoninFton. Conn.
nas ~, H. Broadwater, at Vicksburg, Miss.
ruectors OF Internal Revenuc-GeorEe G.
s,e se1ett Fifth District of North Carolina: WILL
Nhurr&
, 1881-03-06

Kimball at Jackson. Miss; Charles c. Good
Tough, at Tracy, Minu.; william Il. Somers, at
Beatrice, Neb.: Moses N. Bane, at Salt Lake
City, Utah; Edwin s. Whithers. at Evanston.
Wyo.; Henry H. Griffith. at Des Moiues. 1a.;
Henry r. Pease, ut Watertown. Oak; Hiram
Barker, Jr., at Aitchels. Dak.; Robert F. Mum
stin, Jr., ut Helena, Montana; James ". WIKI
inson. at 1ronton. Mo.
Indian Agcnts-Samue1E 8. Mehau, at La Pointe
Agency. Wisconsin; John H. Sullivan. ut Bio
qu.o-Pueblo Agency; Benjamin 9. Cassler, at
New York Agency, New York; William H. H
Llewelyn, at Mesceliero Agency, in New Mexico
appointment In tbs United States Navy
George W. Jones, Jr., Assistant Paymaster.
Promotions in Navy-Commodore John Mar
ston, Rcar-Admlral On the retired list; Capt
Richard L. Law, to be Commodore: Milton Hax'
ton. Captain, for promotion By dnte OF rank.
Promotions In the Marine Corps-Capt- George
S. Houston. to be Major; Ftrst-Lfeut- William
$. Muse, to be Captain; Seoond-Lteut. Loul
Gulich, to be First-Lieutenant.
, 1881-03-06
At TIE WHITE HOUSE.

sptstal Dispatch to 1Re Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 5.-The
White House, early this morning, was
the centre of attraction. People crowded
fhere from every direction. President Gar
field did not receive generally, and the
cpowds Of sight-seers were not admitted.
They did not go away for some time, how
ever. They banked around the entrance,
and tried to shove their way in whenever the
dior was opened to some one whom the
President desired to see. But they could
not get in. The crowd continued to grow
denser and denser as the day wore on.
and formed lines down toward the gates
untfI shortly after IL o'clock. It was
then announced that the President would re-
ceiye generally at 8 O'Clock this afternoon,
and not before. This had the effect Of send
Ing most of those in waiting away. a few
remained about the door, and kept watch. IN
faithful expectation.
THE PRESIDENT
was In his Office early this morning. He sat
at the head Of the Cabinet-table- In front Of
him was magnificent specimen Of floral art
Twas figure of blind Justice with her
scales. The clerks were all at their desks,
and business Went along very much in its
usual way. The clerks. While DUSTY
attending to their work, were deeply, inter
estei in the subject Of what changes i'll the
White House President Garfield may make.
There will he no changes for time at least,
and they will be at best few i'll number.
There may possibly be one or two changes,
but beyond that it is not expected that any
thing will be DONE
All Of the Presidents family are now
domiclled at the White House except Harry
and James, who are with Col. Rockwell.
President Garfield is greatly fatigued BY
what ne has gone through in the past few
days, but otherwise he is in his usual health.
many members Of the Army Of the Cumber-
land called on President Garfield, PROMINENT
among whom were Gems. A. D.. Mce1ok,
". 3. Hogan. 7. 7: Crittenden, Ben.
C. Benjamin. 4 large number Of delega-
tons paid their respects to President Gar
field throughout the day and evening.
, 1881-03-06

Or. H P. Gauthter, Of St Paul. MINI. contrib
1,tcs the following to the Chicago Medical RI
pis,u: While nt Natchez, Miss. in the early
part Of 1865, WIS led, through ny experience
adopt the ,rea atment no propose TO describe.
During this epidemic about 1UO cases OF dtph-
thoria were successfully treated In the manner
aboutto be described For some Years sanse-
oucnt to my return to Illinois treated all tho
cases encountered fifty In number) With com
plete success by tAe same means. and nave
since trelted about Eu cases, I'LL with the same
satisfactory result. except ~ Two lns.ancss ss
moriEund when coming under treatment. Pre-.
vtous to the adoption of the present mode or
treatment my results were by NO means as salas-
factory, tho disease psovnE 1ata! IN ont
meat which has proved so successful in ny
hands Is as follows: The patient Is ordered
IIncture OF iodine in ten to twetve-drop doaes
every hour, well diluted with water. 80 long a.
the fever lasts, subsequently, reducing It t. ten
drops every two, and finally every three nonss; u
locul applications OF the drug are made use o1
nj the same time. These latter s1ould pe maue
by the physician himself at least twice 9 gay:
For internal use, give. latterly, the decolor1eo
tincture; bread and starcby articles OF aies ate
at the same time used in abundance euca u
my treatment. +:,',
, 1881-03-06
mt in but is snowbound San floo on the te
NoEthWS,esSni;EdisnB n;ds Butter utter and Egg Convention.
HUNT.

- r7,< t,,i,ano 1rtbuns.
sofese' on n y ,,arc,, 5-,rr. Hunt,
WAs1IlN'4o>' ~ ~ Vo,,,. ;s = natfye of
the new see!ea''s ~ ~ = ,,ron,;nent family.
Louisiana anu ','s Io:ae on+ i,a adhered to the
When the wa o'oAe .taoafost sunnorter
UH.o", --o, c,,,se IN the end. For this rea-
Of the loyal cauee ~ ~, h;s family. and.
son he Was oss ae1,eu ~ .a.,,ana themselves in
when po.4., '' .ttor tha war became Republic
the Sonth a,ssa s -, osrnast Republican ever
an, and l1as oeon =. srorrht into nron,inence
since he a. a,;t;as ni?s ,rban he became the
In Louisiana pol."~ o,,ara !, l,;s con-
counsel ~. Wv. n;e ,,onaeement <,f
, 1881-03-06

Pension Office is J. N. Hyde, OF Lee County,
in the Congressional district represented oy
: Thomas j. Henderson. He is at present
Circuit Clerk In that county, and has been Tor
some years. He Is
A SOLDIER WHO LOST ONE ARM
in the service. fact which, Is q very poten-
tia1 factor III the prosecution of his case. He
will receive the support OF a considerable
number OF State officers. It IS learned to,
night that tie report that Mr: taawei M Mooq f
lnternal~Revenue Collector is Incorrect he
has decided to favor the appointment OF
James H. Gilbert. There are good many
aspirants In Illinois for foreign missions;
One Of the most prominent amqnE N h taea aq
is Gen. Stephen a. Hurlbnt, who, 1t Is under
stood, would be glad to receive the appoint
ment as Minister to Mexico.
GENERAL uURLDUT
speaks Spanish tluently, is a skilled dfp1o-
mat, and has had much experience as rep
resentative of our Government in South
American countries. He also has the ad-
vantage Of a very warm personal friendship
Of the new Secretary Of State, James e;
Blaine, who will be likely to have good deal
to say in the distribution of diplomatic !s Hp,
is Philip IL. Morgan. Of Louisiana, who was
appointed through certain influences under
the Hayes Administration which it IS not
supposed VIII receive q great deal Of favor
Southern Democrats. lie himself never was
Republican. 1t is very probable that lie, IN
any event, will be removed.
PHILIP c. HAYES,
defeated member Of Congress from the Sev-
enth Illinois District, also aspires to grace
the country in. the diplomatic service; HIS is
the venerable George B. Marsh, man emf
nent in letters. Nj: Marsh, it is said, under
, 1881-03-06
STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW YORK. March 5.-Arriyed, the Britain
mic, from Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL. March 5.-Arrived, the bel
vetia. from New York.
, 1881-03-06
r.reT OVERHEARD,

PORTLAND, Ore, March 5.-The British
bark Clenaern has arrived from Cardiff The
First Officer, Anthony Hert, was swept over
board and lost in gale off Cape Horn.
, 1881-03-06
sr1pposED Loss. OF A VESSEL.

115%'1S17s
MILWAUKEE, March 5.-At O'Clock this
evening men at the Milwaukee Water-Works
saw four or five miles out on the lake what
seemed to be a vessel throwing and flashing
lights, signals of distress. The signals con-
tinued almost without intermission Tor over
two hours. a fixed light could be seen from
the masthead. Suddenly the flashing llgh9
stopped, aud twenty minutes later hxea
light, that seemed to be Steadily sinking, as
sinking vessel, but what one is not known.
The ico prevented any attempt to reach the
vessel from shore.
The Iife-saying crew have sighted vessel
six miles off North Point. She seems TO oe
burning boards. 4 tug Will start oat IN tae
morning.
, 1881-03-06

ALMY, Wyo., March 5.-The excitement
over Thursday nights explosion has abated
somewhat. Charles Beveridse, who was
thought to have been .mortally wounded, Is
still living, and may recover. The fire has
been put out in one portion Of the mine, so
that rescuers can work. The bodies OF all
but three Cinnamon have been taken to the
surface. The bodies Of all the white men
were recovered last night. An inquest has
been held on the bodies OF the white men,
but the verdict has not yet been given. The
funerals will take place tomorrow, the inter-
lnents being in the cemetery nsar Evanston, ,tha
we're brought out alive have: since died, and
others are expected to die also. The offices
OF the Company and surrounding dwellings
possible Kindness is extended By the citizens
to the injured Cinnamon. Plenty OF nurses,
medicine, and physicians are present.
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Country t)roprrtp tOanieo.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY a factory suit-
w able refining and pressing animal oils water 0nt
In NEwJERSEY BROOKLYN preferred [. >.
ANIMAL OIL REP. CO, 80 Watei-st
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ptfamboaie ano Railroads.

a. EE%s!E4S sERs o. AEp CRY or TROY
csSnss:s WIN pSE3as g d:
having on Sunday touches a. Alsssy.
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
sd4 RRkw DE .9 81 clS i0HE leave sT nv WIKI
N, eolssctfSS as Albany Sunday morning sIosDtSd w
trims North, West and Fast staeerooms vaCpsd a IN
tickets to Albany eHS " !'i9 EGsT 70
RALTMORE and OHIO RAILROAD:
VI. FSisdspSis s BA hiSa an sSd wssAnsts
v. o &c s 6s 1 3 sn2
Dss6Ecssesst =. iolews -, v,..,,D,.or an.
SG6siy fog wilmington cncinnsa Chicago ma SO
Lcus Entire Train through 70 chieASoG also through
iop m@Daiiy. for Washington and the West with scepns
he New b and O. PALACE s1EEPINo CARS attached
80 s.SsI Tine make. ta,ssr time % ne wssA A..
Erpspa xsv;Yat ono. 81 s,ess:ay: ....,..,..
ZION and s and q s rsn
o''Sa Prnnsvivania Il r. Company.
4 lENTKAL RAILROAD OF W-JERSEY
Station IN EsCIarh fSos q WIZ bSsstyi station
comsssaeiSs January To- issi-LeaVo Nov.YOrk Of
SO a Hi~FSr FsminstOn. EAsiOn. Allentown Reading.
TS M For sohooley.s Mountain HiEh Bridge Branch,
D. Z snd western r. II. EAstOn, AlonlOwn WnfssbaT%
Hsu @ dsae cSa TS TaaA 6oS
,. m~Nfor ieuinEtsn, Eason Allentown. Beading Har
nahurK. Msucl Chunk, Waveriy, Ao
$50 p. m.-Por EAstOn. Bath, harch Chunk, TamaquA
Drrtoa. wilkrsbsrTr. scranton, &n.
40 m.pos schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch,
EAston, Allentown. 40
445 D. m.-Far soraervile Pennington, 20.
Reading Harrisburg. MRuch Chunk WlkesSarrc, &c
.ad pISs s os SO m o1 Esa0n
town Harrisburg ard the West
Por 5s45 Gl5. CAS- 7lb, 7s45 BIZ s45 ela,
s s 20 1879 s III 1is s R y Sls 10 i Il pm 'S
POI tralnst local poiuts Time Tables A. stations
Boats brooklyn and Eie Annex" maze CONNEXIONS
to and from Jersey cts station.
NETWORK AND e h9NG BRANCH DIVI-
ALL RAIL LINE Tor Perth AmOoy, South Amboyt Red
aaf Tome isive-, Barnegat, ATLANTIC CITY, DC.
NeWYork foot I1bcrtyst. at s. Sis, 1ls<5 n m.
i3o. $50, 4, b.3Op m
EREEHOIDSAND NETWORK RAILWAY
l. CONNECTION Leave foot Of Iiborty-st for Freehold
Il Sis, ll;f5 n H. T. $50 p. IN.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave New. York, foot Of Lbertyst, N. Il
For sandy ffcok Sis, HAS n. m; 4p m.
For Monmouth Beach, SCGbnght aud Highlanda ., sl5
WAS - M; $3.50, 4 p.
Red Bank;
$40 a m,-Por Lakewood, Toms River. Barnegat, Ga
l:3O D. m,-For lakewood. Manchester, Tuna liver An
LANTtC CITY and all stations U Baysid0 . a.,
p. n-fOr Lakewood WhihngA Toms River Barnesse~o
N-rm NODK AND pIITT AnET pJJTA
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NV LINE
MOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA


For TRESToN AND PHILADELPHIA
1.avo YswYoG 1o% stoH Z h 4 o Of j. foot Of 1O
'' Tct philadelphia! Ninth and orosnst nls illS
MI 1880 $50, b3O I, y p On SUNDAY Al o;A5 - NJ
For thira AID Bert.stA, At $50 Q. Ills $50. 1so
" -. ~, - r,n,,a ~ -, r,wro,,,
Prom scs ssdsPnii and HoSp%isRs y r Si n az. .ns
Il Pom IS s sSs So al 9tS SO R5 M sao
S ,6, 5, ssPd sSa q s So Lac no oso
COS ZOOS ITO q N; 2 90 t2i ESQ. 7'3s, s.25 p n
sSR$ay & sT ade aJerssy City Station to and from brook
IT sPa fsT sss Il oot q Scrty MOI, ott
esq ls2Y Broadway and a. Tho Tneps hoIns ho An'
Trsast Company Doads EIPrs.s W. cal faE an;
estson e G naae a aGs And s2S nroadwsy 7s6 cthGTe
NswYorf. And Court T. Iirooelyn ~ l,ess oaisss arc
LOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
i sHToNic and SAtGATUCR K,fLROA Ds-s steamers
nave atharino slip al 1880 m, 80 Twenty ihTl-
st. East river go NJ Fare lower than by any oh, loue
NEw-BAvEN, HARTFORD, &c--Fare. 81.
SevisSen !, AMI u 80 ; q ooanee;ae viu rad
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER RAIInoA D CoJnlnsneiag IsnusIy IL ISL
Trough tIns WI leave Jsna SeSIiI sPos n ph.or
Piatts6urT. 81 Adams and hoairoAl
ai lSao 5eS Sslf1 sSa h Ias cars " o'
6arstoca. Cicrs Flis and Eutand.
400 ,. m. ACCOMMODATION 70 Albany ani Troy. -. o.,
600 D. Louis EIrcas daily NitA slr ping ers Tor
~ L0S sn;, I Rt,o". and iag ao Tooio aha Do.
tuL am. excepting suaGay night for A0naoA Va fis-
roos,gsr lu1ss clcseia1d Totio Dirot an8 Ch6sco.
aa1 sxc-pins SUNDAY nrh FOR Montreal va ~ l~us
1880 ~ IL. Night EEpeA with Accepting cars 70 Albany and
On .sle At 30. g. e5a AMI Gi3 B-oaivay and ?,
Eesisei.s ~, SsG ga wsshlar,on a Bfliyn
. = rtff
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-NWAY LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS.

MONARCH LINE.
wi NEW.YORh
splendid now fast steamers.
Leave dock adjoining fa' on
Celtic Monarch. April 10;
saxon Monarch, Aprh ~
Superior accommodation for
age fakeil on eastwurd voyage
Apply 10 The general agents.
PATTON, vICKERs 4 .
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piuiorno' Notifies.

oFT1cE OF THR HoNRsTAEE MINING CONPAST - !
ls WALSH, NEw.YoRK, April 10, 1881;
nIVIDEND NO. 32.-The regular MON HL1
~ DIVIDEND Of THIRTY CENTS PER SHARE has
been declared for March payable at the ONCE OF The aner
agents Wells Fargo Co, 50 Broadway, on the 10Th inst
Transfers close on The Goth inst $500 s..
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Giip Real estate for Sale.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPToWN OFFICES, No. 2ss Broadway. corner Thirty
Sxtsf sos Twenty thirdst, corner E1ghtn.avef
Ma 92 East Fcurteenthst corner Union square ou Inlr
at the HARLEM OfflCEs,
NJ ao and y 400 Thiriaye corner One hundred and
s----.- ETH 81 ~ q 3 n NJ regular office rates
ISOR INyESTMENT-ON BEEKMAN-ST.-
II Fine store property, paying 10 per cent
RULAND WHITING, Beekman-st
NOR SALE.-The elegant new building north
Il west corner Hudson and Duanesta, Just finished
splendid investment f. H. LUDLOW GU . flhe-se
EOR SALE.-23 West 126th-st.. brown stone
three-st0ry house In good order very desirable In
ouire Of w h CRAIG, rs West 126th-s, or J. CORBII
corner Of 23dst and oth-ave.
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"A DREW and sT. JOHN leave Pier A, Worth Riyur
SOUTH BIDE OF CArA1~sry every WEEK DAY. ats z
onnnnotfnG Albany Sunday morning eIoeptodl Win
trains North, West and East staterooms varmed .o.o
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Ocean Cleaners.

NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80, y. K.
~ QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL "a .,
ENGLAND April %. 1 D. M. EGYPT e.. April 80 m.
ron LONDON Victoria DOcksl 49,. - -.
CANADA. April IL. A. m ERIN $3.50 pri. 20 10 M
Cabin, $50 no. currency prepaid ste1aS uehts go
being ~ lower than most lines r. W = II N9i' "@n"se
90 aud ~ Broadway " Y ----.---------------
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP. COMPANf'
L Failing fIom Per foot Of Canai.,i N,iih hinfr'
cor ~ " ~ .-..... "Wednesday, April 20, noon.
Connecting for Central and south America and Mexico
From san Francisco 20 Japan and lluha A., 81 a. -
tr,t San Fr,h,i,co 10 Honolulu New Zealand aud Aus
tTala -.
- rn or,ivai of London mails NJ san Francisco.
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