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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-30

Register, Register, see that you are
registered, or you cannot vote.
Mrs. Joel Murphy has rented the rooms
formerly occupied by the Misses Sweet
as a millinery establishment, in Tib-
bots building, and will open stock .Of
some description soon.
Drs. T. A. and G. A. Perrin, prOprietors
of the Peoples drug store, have had
some very handsome advertising signs
of St. Jacobs oil painted on the. outside
of their store building, one on each the
north and south side.
Hentschell Brothers have leased some
ground of Sanford Baker, or part of the
dock lot, and are going to build large
ice house, A by so feet, and prepare for
putting up sufficient ice the coming
winter to do an extensive business in
that commodity next season.
The Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad
will discontinue the night train after
next week. We trust the Michigan Cen
trail will not follow suit and stop theirs
as it is great convenience and much
appreciated by the travelling public.
The tug Clara Irr brought in betwe en-
four and five tons of fresh fish yester-
day afternoon from Hammond's bay.
They were mostly whitefish and beauties
at that. Messrs. Mcdonnell, Carter q
Co. are doing quite business shipping
by boat to Chicago and Cleveland and to
other points by rail.
Last Sunday morning when the Cham
plain reached st. Ignace the dead body
of Polander name August NOvawiski
was found in the hold. He was deck
passenger and had been helping unload
freight at different ports, working by
the hour, and was all right when the
boat left BarbOr Springs. 1t is supposed
that he was walking on deck with a
lantern as one was found near him in
the hold, and a sudden lurch of the
steamer threw him forward into the
open hatch, falling head first, down into
the hold. His head was badly mashed. He
owned farm about IL miles from this
place on what is known as the Indian
road An inquest was held at St.
Ignace and a verdict rendered of acct
dental death. The body was brought to
ChebOygan and delivered to friends for
| burial.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-30

Robert Westmore, the veteran plumber
and gas filter can be found at Post &
Van Arsdale's hardware store.
Finest line of ribbons and laces at
Mrs. M. B. Champions.
The place to buy your groceries, crock
cry and glassware is at Wheeler q
Wheeler's.
Latest novelties in real jet jswelry at
Mrs. M. B. Champions.
All the latest styles in cl0aks and
Dolmans at
Macarthur, SMITH & Cos.
$500 buys a good and stylish cloak at
Macarthur, Smith q Cos.
Bargains i'm black cashmeres at
MACARTHUR, SMITH & Cos.
We offer good all wool black cashmere
for soc per yard.
Macarthur. SMITH & Co.
New goods at Macarthur Smith & Co.'S
Special prices on and cloaks dolmans
at Macarthur, Smith & Co.'S.
Stylish walking jackets at $50 each
at Macarthur, Smith Il Co.'S.
Dress goods In Terra Gotta, Cadet blue
and all the new shades.
The latest fall styles in hats and bon
nets at Mrs. NJ. B. Champions,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-30
Green back Convention.

The Greenback county convention have
made the following nominations:
Sheriff, Stephen Kissinger; treasurer,
81 Harris Embury; clerk, Joseph lE.
Nichols; register, Herbert G. Grant; cir
cult court commissioner, Fred II. Fife;
prosecuting attorney, Oscar Adams; sur
veyOr, James Douglass; judge OF probate,
w. H. Maultby coroner John Wylie;cOun-
ty committee, M. A. McHenry, John
Wylie; delegate to representative con-
uention, F. nj. SammOns, with power to
cast full vote of county.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-30

Leave your orders for plum bing and
gas fitting at Post & Van Arsdale's
store. They are supplied with every
thing necessary for this class Of work.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-30
Personal.

Personal. 81
J MIR. AND MRS. S. II. EMBURY left for
an eastern trip last Monday. r
H. KoEHLER, of the Mullet Lake Ex-
change was down yesterday.
MR.. MCHENRY, of the McHenry House,
Indian River, was in town yesterday.
M. W. HORNE left the first of the week
to visit his brother Albion A. Horne at
Wolfboro, New Hampshire.
Miss SADIE VAN ARsDALE and her
brother Charles leave on the Flora to-
day for Ann ArbOr to attend school.
A. B. KEzAR of Lake City, Minn., ar
rived on the Champlain Sunday, and is
visiting with his brother Henry H. Sun
day was the first they had met foe fifteen
years.
BERT EEGOLE left on the st. Paul Mod
day for Chicago, to look up the latest
styles Co. Nelson 81 Bullen. Look out
when he returns for handsome display
of goods.
MIR. AND MRS, DAVID VORCE nee Miss
LOttie Clark, returned home yesterday
from their eastern wedding tour and are
ready to receive the congratulations of
their friends.
Mr.. AND MRS. II. j. A. TODD, acc ON
panied by TOdd's own, loft the first of
the week for down east trip. Henry
wi visit 1.-THE eastern markets while
away and select his toys and novelties
for holidays.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-12-30
TELEPHONiC.

Dimond Head, Dec. 30, $3.50 am
Light N. wind. nov ''I
Schrs Malolo and Seigal off port.
Schr Nettie Merrill 10 miles off
Stmr Kilauea Hou 10 miles off.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-12-30
-sl-TUT% yTWgttarf
ARRIVALS.

Dec. 2S--- &c. 600 'ali Z.
Schr Ehukai from Waialua
Schr Kaluna from Waianae H,tU
Schr Uilama from Hanalei 4
Schr Jennie from Nawiiwili
Schr Prince from Nawiliwili
Stmr Mokolii from Koolau ..,
Dec 80 -H e'
Stmr Lehua from Maui and Molokai
Stmr c II Bishop from Kauai
Dec. 90
Schr Jennie for Olowalu
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-12-30
Notice of Dissolution of Col artnershid

NOTICE is hereby given that the Co
" partnership heretofore existing be-
tween RoBERT LOVE and JAMES LOVE,
of Honolulu under the firm name OF
Robert Love & Brother, has been dis
solved by mutual consent. .l. a..
All claims against the said co-partner
chin will forthwith be presented to A j.
CortwriSht, at his Office on Kaahumanu
street, Honolulu and all moneys owing
TO the same will I've paid to him without
"''' isirned) A. J. CARTWRIGHT
Agent for Robt. Love y Bro
Honolulu, Dec oth' 1882 SoS wv
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-12-30
Water Notice.
Office Sup't Water Works,
unnnl,,l,, I,,ix, q 1906

H0n0IuIu,'July 3, 1857
A LII persons having Water Privileges
IA arc notified that their Water Rates
are payable semiannually, in advance,
at the Office of tie Superintendent of
Water Works, foot of Nuuanu street,
upon the list day of January and July of
each year CHAS BWlLSON,
tbS ~ sAHA Supe Water Works,
5. X, KAAI, Minister of Interior, 2Ol
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-12-30
-PAssENatRs.

z p PASSENGERS. -
For San Francisco, wer J. ID.
Sprcckel, Dec. 2S-K A White,
Annie Hansen.
From Maui and Molokai, per Le-
hua, Dec 30-Father Damien aud a
Cinnamon and 65 others.
From Kauai, per G r Bishop,
Dec 30--Gov Kanoa, Mr. Spencer
and 10 others. (ETE A
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-12-30
VESSELS IN PORT.

Bgtnc Consuelo, f.1 f,.4r,' u a.eiu
Bark Cabaricn ...I.. .
Ship Hope
Am schr Claus Sprcckcls
1Iaw brig Ninito, Cameron
Bgtne D Sprcckels,
Bark Lady Lampson, Marston
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27

for faith and practices and those who think that IA
incompetent 10 discover anything While agnOsciam
the latest form of nhdey yet Ia four hundred ycors
older than Christianity There arc two kinds Of agnos
tcs-the true and the false. The true take the exper
"nce o the past and the Instruments OF the present and
finding 40 much that il voci in mystery say that they
know nothing Of the unverse of e the false glory
in their ignorance and scgrcg,te themselves from
Their felloW-men 10 bo singular and conspcu-
ons This form Of unhelcf is the most stupid
method Of all TO relieve the conscience Of a sense of
duty towards God. They Go aCt caim to be agnostcs
much OF the stocks and markets and VI science
body There may be God, they say, and it would not
pc philosophical 10 deny il hnt we don't know that
there e. We may have soul, but we don't know. Thus
me adhererts vi TINS new school Of Thought plead Sno
How sublime the difference between tls dnat and un-
certainty on Ae one hand and the cer ndos OF Christ
daTkly neverlieless ne secs; Lee says be
ano%s sn only in part but he viii know. Phil-
point of the reliability Of knowledge obtained
through the ana c0nsciorsness The eye may he
deceived by optical Illusions, but is reliable enough for
ai practical purpOs SO Of the ear, OF the OF
smen and OF taste The whole system Of the scncas is
based the testimony ~ the Another o
knowledge Is the testimony Of others our knowledge
OF geography he limited but we learn of the extent
OF the world from others VINO have travelled over It, IL
we cannot trust the testimony o Others;
why then must throw away all science. history and
Again. we kuow through our internal consciousness.
Grief joy, hope despair are mental -ensatiOns They
are mcnal facts bod mat a thought Is as much
reality star Our nope. or renorse are Simply
facts in moral c0nstt Gtlon. Another source OF
Information Is revelation Agnositics DO not receiver
We DO. Why complain that thcrC Is not more wien we
DO not improve what haVef Man ~ 0rgnnHcd llnii
ton. He is limited in thought and Judgment. lie
only think Of 40 great distance ana or hunDef
oDly so great What u true or tG lnnilauoT o, I ri
lgiOus knowledge H. true Of science Jurisprudence ana
Of philanthropy. There GYe problems in al cfeaEn
being is oncccsv under limitations bat 1t does not ioi-
low that he may not know something.
Faith Is tie supplement Of knowledge. TITS what the
telescope is the eye. u Is TIE extension # know ledge
Faith therefore condition Of everlasting life IL lsa
part Of the order OF nature that progress In kno" hSe
should be made. The apostles knew more or religion
than the prophcts to-day know more than dld the
apustlcs New truths remain to I've developed. IOday
We are passing through notifications ani, consequent
y risiUg higher aud better plane ot rliiols
thought We should DE true 90 the hgAt, De II hte or
much only enough TO lead us 10 belief III the exist
enoe Of God. We should b. loyal t. the truth.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
THE COURTS.
COURT Observation-Disclosures 27.

SUPREME CouT Mssas-fel by D9nohne J,1CI' ~ ~
81 80 So Gs rs 7S 79 30 H. %, 9 lO2 lu5. 10 l3G
lG3, l1G l7S 200 2oj 2ll 2li ZIG 2l1 10 ~ 20 ~
80, OFT 22i, 229 2S2 2i3 pa, 23i, 2j1.
SUPRkMg COCKr-SPRCAL rgtM-Held bv van N"rsi, j.
Case No. so Taylor Croft anu 0hcrs-NO day cal
cndar. .
SUPREME COURT CIRcUn-PAET I-AdJourned FOR the
term. .
PART II-Hed by Larremore J.-Case on 40. $3.50 Mon
tells Montcils No dav calender.
surR.ioR Cougr-SiECIiL TERN-IIed by Arnoux. j.
Calerjar called at II a.. .m.--Nos - ..,
SUrEMORCOCRI-r,uh TERN PART l.-!lcld0y HeleNrh,
G. j., No. 3lj, Bank oi NeWS0r" Niuouil bahAns
Association agt. " NeaNer-NO day calendar
PART II.-AdjouTncd for tAc term. 800
PART III-Ilcld by Russell, J-Case No. +Sl, Thomas
aGt. the New-lok Lie insurance Compny-No day cal
endar.
COMMON PLgAs-sPEcIAL TERI.-neld by Van Brnnt' ca,
No day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-EQUrrY TERM-Hcld by Van IEo"sen, J.
Nos II, 90 l. H. TO- 49, 2G z, To- II, -, - -, 80 3I
81, 49, 81, 30. :. .
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-PAnr He'd by Beach J.
Nos 3Sl. lG2p, 72G 20 1898 1871 1859 l2jd @ ~ j.
1929 1917 1868 1912, S0S, 1864. l25i 1916 l2oi 1000
Par TTIiicid 6y Daly, Nos 14s 1900 1901. lso5,
175i, H. 1895, 1854. l7s2 1912, ITO tJ5 liG2 I7Gl
1893, 1903. 1910, 1917 ISIS, 1912 Io- lsZl lr--
1898, 1924, 1928. 1895, 1927
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27

personate system The death Of great len ior u the
hitting time To study the movement he embodied ihs
let us over the grave OF Dr. Bellows study the ms 1A o.
Cnitariansn IN American Christianity IN ~ "ihr, o.
mere curiosity the idle GpcciI;ion Hf re igi1Hh ',
tanc.sn, but earnestly seeking the tr'tu 1.ie
viii consider the question answered IN word hlTl
anisn Il hercsy. Bu have carncd TO rec ghit c'
III h"r,Hy flUctOn in the evolution ot riti Nho "l
n Illustrated from the spheres Of m'driue ana iocdi
economy. Wha part has this hcresy bad 10 Plly ~ &c
unfolding Of ira h among us In NeW l','' i,o
at tie beginning - the century, there was an ", I,S
necessity of development. Eflcr ram Wouli
have died must have had new butllne' cN.h ~
the cost of rendlns tie old husks. Tiis ne" NC ln
theology the movement winch cul'lhh'l IN i uni-
iaTiani,n The work of the Church thnS stared y on!
10 be- measured by the change IL ha' wroiShI III ~
wO Ia uf thought This work Is thrcefpd one ~ u
d-inte .r.lion OF The old system of CalvinTh Ohl
trrian.s has brought this about by tn c'utF'VT-f
hl- "a ,rd and thu inquiry II has waSened ~ Wtio ~
protest has penetrat all the OrihUd * ChrchcN ~ -
positive WORK of reconstruction % Od id NJ i'll Nc" -"
cf, aid Unita riansr for s MIN. III the In c e o
King fiHOu- ii, the Illustration ~ spini
Christianity. H. hplds dognss and inStltltl"hs mIc
lightly than should do in all TINS three ~ WORK We
woIh the future is To carry over lLto seca'i's
Angwledg, one spirit of true religion III the nahe VI
The CArI.t
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27

ment regards His life as the manifestation of God IN
human flesh. especially in that love which IL peculiarly
divine. Aud this II the FL ength III me moral he
recorded in the Gospel 1t hs lis source IN the love OF
God.
We may notice some characteristics 0f the moral
teaching which says Christ H. made the absolute pattern
II Righteousness ana the life OF the disciple must De
reproduction of His. How simple t is! The most uhc
tcrc appreciate IT. How direct and earnest " l. III
it, aim! M0rasts busy them elves with discussing the
er pEGs % moral obligation. The Gospel enters uioh 20
scl questions. Its ~ sOrbny aim H. 10 make men hke
Chris ANA it appeals every principle in human nature
that rn- ed in the service of holiness. How u
VcT-a The moral teaching of the Gospel Is! How per
fcctly adapted to guard and enuobe our individual
nature! We have contemplated Christianity to-day in It's
relation to man. an inquirer after wisd'm, but as
q sUncr hnge,ing after rtgnteOusness How can God
accept, and pardon aai love rs what il hc life that
Is pleasing to Him The answer IL In the text, Christ
j. mod, tO va righteOu-n6 50" He II the power
Let us do right bcf God He IL the power 10 regcne
rate moral LIE. We know that freedom from con
dcn1tion pDssibl, for In Christ is justfyng right
cOusncss. We know that freedom fiOm corruption Is
possible. for Christ s the pattern Of r-hIeOusncss. and
His life may be reproduced In u.s. But something else II
wanted. To put on the Old OF sin and tn pnt on the
man lind I'm Christ requires reSoiutc VIII ana
long effort But scc0ntrol has been Weakened by
sin. Where is the spiritual power that Will enable us,
when accepted in Christ, 10 reproduce HIS ei u stu
remains for TO consider how Chrit ID male unto ds
gautilcatiOn."
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
uyITARIANlsM TO BE HoNoRED.
Tb Rer r. Heber Newtoa IN Az Souls ProeStdnt Egseo
N'''E'' Church

Church
At All Souls Protestant Episcopal Church
Yesterday morning. the Rev X. eber Newton preached
- ..re Niason If Unitariausln American Christian
ttvD lie chose his text from JOhn w., "a "G"d u
snirit and they who worship Him must worship Hun
IN sprit and III truth" Mr.. Newton began by quo'inS
an extract from Dean Stanley 10 the effect that Ie lous
vstes should studied IN the persons OF their found
err as they thus cease to be absrAcuons ana Dcoome
living faiths
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
THE NEW ORDER OF KNOW-NOTHINGS

The Rev. DR.. j. =. Newman preached yes
tordsy the Madison Avenue Congregational Chnrch on
"The AgnOstics or New order Of Know-Nothings" Ills
tex, from Corinthians xiii, II; "For now We see
ihrUugh glass darky but then face 10 face now
know In part but then shall know even as also am
known" He spoke in part as follows:
The latest phase OF inAdelIty IL the pretense OF
ignorance. II has assumed many phases, and
us Is the last. There are two kinds Oi
enbeleyersthose who recognize the ability of the hu-
man intellect discover nature whatever il necessary
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
fegal Notices.

SUPREMECOURT, COUNTY of RICHMOND,
> Alexander Gordon as cNeodtOf OF io last viii aud ts-
n,nt OF LOe1zO DemOuico icceas, plantn against Jonas
IhIip- yaneA Thompson, George J. Greenfield, Heny
clement lillian d. Bruins ir and Mary BrGns his wife tho
sndnamr Mary" being a petitions name, her i"al usuo
heing unknown TO plaintif. Thomas l. Waters and II
"A labor Defendants To the above named dcuhiants tOu
are bv ,uuon the complaint u ts action,
and eve A copy your plaintiffs attorney,
within twenty days OF ts summons eAciu
Ave o the day service and IN Of your nuIe 10 ap
near or apswer Judgment will b. taken against you ~ DO
fault rcrf demanded In the complaint Datei New
'o'A' 'sUfPWAN BARLOw, LAROCQUE s CHoATE
plaintiffs Attorneys No 81 William st. New ork SiW
To Henry The foregoing summons u upon
YOU publication, pursuant tO an order OF ulo ~ H..
w. Gilbert ot the justices OF The supreme Iss9 anI
state of N,w.IOk dated 18th day Of January,
nlei with the complaint In the nce o " ihe oa
nrv of Richmond in the Of Southesi IN sslh county
SIIiPMAN, BARLoW, LAkoC9CE y ~ CttoAlE
Jan. ~ law1wTh '.~n'iA
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
fectnreS ano HleeilnGs.

DEV. DIR. MAYNARD, +. X. H. ,, S.,Chlckering
'f France te-many England The Netherands Italy Aus
~ aud The uoy Land superDly illustrated on Mondays
y An beginning February course IlcAets - oO az
Schuberths. UniOn-sgnare. -----------------
y,,uF HON. CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW will
i-tnre d, 1hrty fourth street Reformed Church, Mon
dav tycnng F,h q at O'Clock subJect An Episode vi
the Reyoluiion." Tickets IS cents.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
Auetion Sales OF Real G5Idic.
DRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF FHr. ..A-SIXED HOUSE and LOT
so D5 5Ili-ANf-
And stable aud Lot - - -
- NO 1913 WEST 17TIT-ST
ADRIAN H. MULLER S SDN viii sell nj auction,
ON TUESDAY. MARCH :,
al II o'clock a, the Exchange saeeroum, III BtoadNay
Ry order vi Executors ut EDWIN w. SIDl th iD-''
Deceased
ETH kNF-The extra sized, gurStory high soop. brown
Stone ana brick house aud lot 3 5tbayc, east rid'
near l5thst ou-c contains all moiDrn improvements and
order; with usI of way ou Inc rear 10 '-''
lot 30 feet front by II y feet deep. -. 80,
fl,' thrc.4tiry brick stable and lot, No l2@
w.. l-t,,t north side, near Oti-aVc stable covers tA
me lot lot 15X92 f,ot fOr particulars Apply TO J. l.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
Real estate agents.

I ROmaine Brown, 1,2SO Broadway. Entire
nagemen of real speciality. Rents coiectea&c
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27

tH, IOJVI
Ell LUDLOW e CO. viii sell NJ auction on
THURSDAY. MARCH ., lN7zy 49,.
at 10 orock al the Exchange So5rOOn, No Ill bfoad"a
Trinity building. . , ,. .-., ,t,, 10, foot
ea-t of Iave each 2JNlUUj fert. I'm. D. tie {he POM
below Central Park perfect Drainage am h'a"
fulncss. ....,,, .i1o feet
EAST loGrHSTREET-Iyn loss, nOitl slue lV' 4e''
west of slave each 2iXlOhII feet
FtST s,yr LITTLE The handsome ionr-torY brown
nue house. - East 2ihsi lis, ca "i h'U'"""' ~
80 feet and extension of j. feet, lot " .,, , Nj,
SrII AVESUE-Lot west side, 20 lre' 'h'h'' hoin VI
- ,TitI r The live story, basemeat and SAB
cellar nafbe front store II Murrays l13 ect west
of Chnfcl.,i., 2Jx95 It,. lot luO4 ., .,,. . ,,,t a
WEST IljTnsTHEEI-l"o l9'. uIII," S'"'' '''' .
inches Elrlo.a saVt each -tAlNNll
SIXTY PER CENr o. THE PURCHASE ~'N-i
nav remain ON bond and mort sage . 49,, ,..,t....r.
For maps aud flttlot Iut'u''i7 Apply Z" ''' @N"' -@
No 4
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
i, NJ. SEAMAN. AUCTlONEER.

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
At auction Thursday March l~~2 at - O'Clock noon ~
Exchange salcruo 40. ~ HioaWai by order 0i Itcny
iiOly and Townsend ~ audrh, executors OF ApfdhauI
Vo1rhi-, deceased, tp cio, the estate a., NJ -
5THAVt-NO4 Az -Fuur--tJiF H. = hro"nSlole d"'lilhe
SrilAVE-No ~ Tbrecstory brick and dwelling
.....
and lot with building. ,, ..
ana lot, viii rear build ny .,. H.. .,..
brick dwellings, AMI tots. o., .... ,..,~
l22D-Sr.-SiV lots, y. =, 10 eet ease "i 'th'' ''
Morniugside Park. , 49,, -, ,..,,.u, ,,,,,,. .,
SALE POSITIVE FOR CASH. For p1ricnlars Apply 20
TOWNSEND Wandcll Attorney no -'V bi''"'9' VI ~ "O
tioleer, No. = Piuc-5t
II, p1, At IL. l.f u L,rnlIin..s and 100 18th
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
Citn l1ropcrtr 60 Let.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FLAT OF ;
i rooms to let, l.OjS Eastern Boulevard near st.;
terms reasonable. Apply to Janitor ON promises
OFFICES TO RENT
" IN THE NEW BUILDING
ca WAIJ-ST RUNNING TUROCGII 70 BEANER-ST
Possession can be given in April. Apply u
". ". WEST.
12l Liberty street.
EN0 LET-M 9jI Gth-ave., Sd and 1th fats :;
grooms and bat room: all improvements; rent $50 aud
sOl. Apply 10 j. ROMAINH BROW y 12o0 Broadway.
ITO LET.-A very desirable thrcc-otOrY
high sOop dwelling; twelve rooms excellent order; an
improvements. above 42d-st Broadway. Rent $l,4UU
]. EDGAR LEAYCRAFr, l.54i Broadway
IIO LET-Fine location. 17th-St., two doors
west Of Broadway three lofts 2JxSj each splendid
light Apply 10 T b. STEWART, - Vest 25d-st
VNO LET.-Four Lofts at IS Beekman-st.
4 Rent 81 500 rutland & WHITING,
III Nassau st.
VNO LET-2S6 Greenwich 3 story, 26X
L IS; running through TO alley rutland & WHITING,
l2l Nassaust
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27

GREAT sale of 10 dwellings and 100 .. lStn
- in The Exchange Saicsroon broadway Ne"Nork-
Maps A Office of JtRE JOHNSON, j." No. Piut- 81
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
Citn i)roperIp Uarlico.

VII 11'VENfFG 2 >>''''''|'' --------------
NVANTED.-Anyone having stable or other
w building Fifth or Madison ayes between
oGth and 16tlsts. willing alter suitable for
school be- no less than 25XIp feet can una re-
ll2 JthaYe
NYTANTED.-SeVcrals stores and lofts III this
w vicinity, for Immediate occupancy: ~ -
rutland ~ WHITING, 12l Nassaust
New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
MORRIS WILKINS, Auctionccr.

Partition sale of valuable Property sthavc, 2ot
J7th lUGth, 9TH and Murray ysts.