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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-06
@LOOK HERE'S

T An CLOSING OUT MY BUSINESS
i at this place with the intention of GO
ing East about the first of January. All
those indebted 10 me must settle up before
that time ED. FULMER.
December rs, ISS1.-tli
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70 society. Dimness Of vision, NnIses ID = n.
The vital faid passing nnohseryed III ,s n;
and many other diseases that leat tc il "a y
ueatb DR.. MiNTlE Will sgree % K a Il n
Hundred Dollars f.rs csss 1t thia d, Nh
TAI RE T0RATlVE hinder his w I M
md treatmentl win not cure. o. TOT 4, I n.
pure or injnrions found III Il DR M
t,eass all Private DisasHes succsasfuI \ III
mercury. Consultation Fres Thoroisl n
nation and sdyice. including anal. stsuf,d n
Price Ut Vital Resolutive, $50 ! bu;k i,
times the. quantity. 5000; sent 10 auy ID NJ
On receipt Of price, Or TO y, secure lie a
Walton, and in private name. II desired, il
A. +. MlMTlt. All!
II Kearny Street. Can Franz L y
DIR. MINTIE'S kinney REMEDI, id
RE ICUM, cures all kinds Of Kidney ii i I'll
Complaints, Gohorrhna. tileet. Leucatb
sale by all druggists; SLIGO bottle. III ! III
500.
DR.. MINUTES DANDELI0H PHI 4 I'D
best and cheapest DYSREpSlA AMI Il'H|
cure in the market. For sale By IL a 4 fia)
Jan. 2. lS8u.-tf
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Calling Cards.,Syfpss tor s Ladies, s.

ard Gent's aIlinK Cal d6 receiver ~ me
WoRID Office Cards put up in ueSt cases,
hnlding So. Price moelcra'4.-
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THE NEJg DEPARrURE OF Mr.. BEEcHAH

Tho Rev Almon GunnisOn, pastor Vi az
soul, Universast Church. South Nln'n-s~' 80,
: d. preached yesterday morning 10 MI - Nv
ton on "Tae New Departure OF Mt Deo'".. -
Guunison In Introducing bis SUBJECT Si oh' ,r,
-, change going on in the physical worId '1o oo4o
-. :, ,-,er cf,zat ton the discarding OF Ola pulio9O
ttas the rounding out Of half trnths mo coHi''o'
ryoIstion He traced the gradual improvement III IT,
li-ous thought showing that the orthodox! y. 80
was the heresy OF yesterday We have not ye' ~ So
reached an ultimate faith. The old mOulas u uo0'i
iii n. broken the new metal will be run INTO Ine
,noulds OF new faith This shall serve us pu po'e W
o,tgr,xxn and falrer faith shall come, shaped aI""'s
TO larger issues The present time Is premonory o. e'
changes IN the religious world The foremost pulpit IN
the Protestant world has been occupied Tor lnor5 nan
generation by Henry Ward Beecher' VlcS''ou9
Of social science, political philosophy az
religious truth have found
master. who, II not the peer Of speclAll''s'
has been uurivalled in breadth OF VISION VISION
ln brliaucv and versatility OF powers, Dy any ~ -.
IL the world For years he has beeA dasafs
of tue larger H-nt, nolenti! htsH ~ tiig forth
~ 80. RAJ moments when lis sou! was suIred' anu
then the Old traditions have held MN. buv -. 10.
has grown and at as III is Erea with orthodox is
com 5Iete ms conception oi the character anu ~
,s NJ cod OF te moral ability OF man. his philosophy
~ me ,toTe1ent MS conception Of-avauOu "a dcpeHu
eut on character rather tuan DciIci' us ~
tie larger n0p. FOR all indicate li thoIousn no. re-
nj M frCa mental principles Oh orthodoxy. 1A+ 4c
li1Ous orthodox press ATTEMPTS 20 o-i.l
o,re Mon M small MINDS in the pulpit ana JueOo-4l.l
chairs t G men who are esteemed wise WheA ne -
Simply aui scholars counicu "a theolu-li' IN
tbrv have rO gu Old and stupid III JTfUNl M a. -
Greek roofs religious editors VINO hs'uAe ,,ca
but are not Ser than other lcl ytllle t4' - -
OF Mr. Brc.hcr us uuscieuuhc uupAllo,"l HlCd4'
fhev say you know Mr. Beecher Is no. 'Ieo,oeli,
Granting tt ali, this statement mas IeT
II voices what IN the air lie has SPOKEN wa -
are thinking. What be said Of the iLuoiselAcu %
his statement by his brethren, the QraiiloA u -,
Tnayer by the Quincy Council, the ordlh oi y a.
suytA at New Haven, his election 10 AhdoFc4, -
.ndOrsen b. the faculty OF hal scnoO ana even ~
the censOrs the guarding or te oiouOA u tat
institution There il alarm IN the orthodox cAGIch nc
s1peraunuates Dr. CULVER, Professor Parks, Dr. HtOD
aud others. come forth from their retirement 70 NY
vanlv 10 put the new wine into the Old DO les new
papT Is 10 he started for the faith IAe hefe-y o
second probation in all the churches anu INC oIooI
theoloey OF Moody The material hell OF mtg years ago Is
oman ge INTO the new orthodoxy OF Mr. Beecher ant nc
persist nee Of evil Of Joseph Cook Who my years
ago would lave been regarded as AcTeuc' % TIE
world moves INTO lhe1IE1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-30
RELIGION IN YOUTH.

At the Madison Avenue Congregational
Church. at Madisonaye and Fortyhftnst, last evening
the Rev Dr. j. F. Newman preached a sermon for young
men The spacious building was well hiled with con
creation In when young men rOticeaby predommated
One Of the members Of the church observed after
tie services: "Our sunday evening assemblies are be-
ginning 10 look Ike those Of the od times since d.
Newman has been with Us. The attendance has heen
s+oodilv Increasing OF late" Or. Newman had an
pouneed in the morning that he would begin week after
next, a course OF sunday evening oiscourses on
the Seven Bibles" which would probably occupy.
seven sundays. Last evening he SAID that ten sun
dav evenings would be required for the
york The first lecture Will be on the Koran, anu
following that the Buddhist Tripitaka, the
Writings OF COnfuscius. the brahmin 9hastras, the
Persian Zend-Avesta viii be treated or Inc series VIII
conclude w. IA the Christian scrip 1rc-
Dr Newman took for hl- text Inst evening Eccesiastes
XII l: Remember now my creator ID Iur ua9s % IA5
1-D,fu" IL the course Of nis sermon, be said!
10 not know of solitary promise In the boie 30 Old
,en All of the PROMISE are To youth, aud il Is that
terod of If. which - cuiOined upon u- as the ue Of
salvation THIS world Is Tenacious ie' ena, yoo4s
S SSn ana oat mat il is lie an4l
% ~ Ilt vodr trust ~ Divine Providence There axe
JYrraiIs characters I'm society which YOU should avoid
ioIe. on tae most sacred themes AMI turns 70 Ildi
culr even the s3ncty OF rel non ana tIe Lo9 hopes OF
has come down % ' ttoi , ~. Nv b.s Ism
~ In rood whatever b. touches. And laet Is tAr I1cr-
ti not Ac course one, who's. grCssness would disgust
YOU, but the man VINO Is c"Rtole OF MOVING I'D .le
1r.ss+ society whose library is III ed with work or q
lsoinI- character ana Who whispers sadtia pleasures
In tae ear youth be is 10 Dc s-uhIed ~ you |oa-l
Inn the murderer Of your mother the sauderer OF your
father 49,. o.. , .f,.t..- 1.4 I'D
+fa agr o sixteen. IL not by minister but by a
vn1Tg man whose face is craven IN the tablet OF my
heart walking along tie streets enc eyehinS III
the early twilight when / saw Approaching a
vnIin0 man whose face vas deadly pale
40 whose eyes were beautiful with holy
iiDht A. be passed me lac simply -aldt Cod wants
vSlr near" startled FOR uourn'I made no Response,
and when turned ue mad zone Dcy Oud ne month
Later rs | was walking glorious rabJflA morn
Nc 2neg the ar was fu OF sunshine and flowers and
rbs song OF BIRDS the young man met LIE aud
handed e "a slip OF paper. He LETT ne vi. uou word,
bf ON ue paper was written " God wants your heart"
mis- led me 10 the IaDOgs 10 which de-
vof.d my lie. and amid the millions about the great
tbroIe know that on the great Judgment day l Will
reao 10 rlaf unle ;ace, those lustrOus eyes Of The
vouug man W L0 brought me 10 my Creator
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GOING BAcK 70 MS F0RNER WORK.

The Rev. Samuel Colcord, of the Puritan
Congregational Church, Brooklyn, has resigned the pas
torate Of body. About six years ago Mr. Cocord
be gun sunday afternoon services at Ch4ckerins Hail. III
this city with the expressed intention OF reaching the
non-churcng going population. and he met with great
Success. just year ago be Invited TO become pas
tor OF the Puritan Congregational Church II Brooklyn
which at time In embarrassed condition lie
accepted the work forlOrn hope and by persistent
effort ne has raised and puJ the church again Ia
a good condition. He nnds however, that the CHECKER
ing Hall Church Is losing IN CORE
spending degree. and he returns TO
ma Old duty Yesterday morning preached his fare
well sermon iu Brooklyn, from jeremiah vl.@Oi " IDe
harvest Is past, the is ended, and We are IOI
saved" H., 49,
Nj Colcord expressed HE great regret at parting IRON
his friends but he said that he felt that duty denhhue
the sacrifice. He hoped That the old people W0ud staIp
by the church. he entreated the young men 70 5ec
Tie Saviour. The Rev. l.. T. lngcr-O, o, the teIoreu
Church IA HarrlsOnst, Brooklyn has been OusIeu the
puIpf but he has not yet accepted II.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. COloOrd conducted service
in Chickering Hall before large congregation IRE
yioussto TIE regular exercises there was snort
service OF song by the choir under the Leader
ship Of George +. Sargent and at intervals
fhfe was singing by the La Ieche children OF Louisiana
There we're seven Of these children uIesent-nYs kills
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n. and the lives Of millions 40 Master no.
thy faith Is not dead ;t still dominates civlhao ht,n
o Christ YOU would find 1t soothing soTV., nronrar,
in the weary and the heavy laden, mparting hppe ~
diving and blessing the world. Yes Loru' 5 iding m
~ iy9 vice and crime to hide Themselves, anu au.hp
pnnerabe men and women to live clean, sWeJ,' Po,J
and noble lives in imitation OF Thy divine eNanP'' se1
0brisanity is crushed out you will know oy we ucT
lis death will let loose; by the moral chaos ves
viii never see a disappointed Christ weeping o firt,e
vnrd m which His faith Is dead, from when ms NJ
n'ne has been lost The faith is here; the cross V''S
turns not back tohng up new CayaIieS r,dcr
still see Jesus-nOt yet all tDings Pus liter
his feet: but / sec Him larger thftr, I'm Tpc
known and more widely loved each passing year ,onJ
faith is here the salt Of this city the ght o esonai
Iuf mine yours our personal hold on Cod our -, in
LOYALTY 10 Christ our deep sincere, unialieIllA Xn I
tie saviour, where IS that Gone, os 9e Has christ
hollow al the heart and aching in the SOU inst the
PASSED me BY As ignored MIN Therc-3f rrowfui
darkness of my destiny, see the FORM o t sad voice
SON of God aud hear from afhr a 7Ns
Sing . YoI would not come unto me anu 4'c
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political Religion" was the subject of the
Rev John W Cnddwicks discourse at the second Uni
tarlan Church, BROOKLYN, yesterday. Tie most con
scuous associations OF this verbal c0ocatOn have not"
he said been reassIrng 10 intelligent and honorable
men, as 80 many Christian statesmen have proved
faitlless their public But because they had
proved tricksters and shams be debarIcd
from political religion. Young men and women can well
afford to leave novels and billiards 10 pore over the IN
r.caie relations OF Our political organism.
George Eliot would have defined political religion as
the capacity FOR being deeply touched by national memo
rio L. great deal more, but II Is surely that. For
r,- luole ~ indie peusabie ana such knowledge as
er.-uce cannot give 20 all Political religion IT, I'D l.s
tt ouIv when u avails 20 MAKE the individual Plus
and nor minus quantity and II cannot DO this witLOut
,,r.ll work on ls part ANY form or democratic
,1,,U-.qp government involves certain amount VI
3,dna ldelty but the amount OF time II axes TO make
one am influential factor IN the body polite Is very
much eKigr era -ei" $500, ..,.,-- s,.
MIR Cnadwick thought that every citizen OF ordinary
cuifir4 and intelligence should understand the civil
e~9lce ans the tariff which aIimpOrtant m2 tiers
the rank ami Of the civil service. he believed, we're
honest but this did not always insure ehClenc! Inc
question or official safety hung ~ bias On tue Yoe u
every yostmase IA the state to-day HIS manhood was
In per ever minute mat lie remained IN Of c. Ien
that should be statesmen were made huckstert by his
I'm
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PUBLIC SENTIMENT on TEMPERANCE

In the course of his sermon in the Church
Of the Ascenslon at Ffhave. and Teuthst; yesterday
morning the rector, the Rev. l. ". Donald spoke Oh
temperance.
The sentiment said the preacher which denounees al
cohol as an unuiixed evil which looks upon the man
who sparngly 1t enemy OF temperance Whicn
will not allow that there any circumstances snort VI
severe sickness under which its use i lawful s not
which regards every total abst.iiucr fanatic or
Puritan VIII ca crcises the woman who gives dinner
party without wine As half insulting her gutsi-ahu
inakt. no allowance Tor tlOse weak creatures whose
Wills are 10 be made strong by the example anu re-
strants OF the strong. The sentiment Whch says II -
useless 10 do any thing al al, whether By Ieglsnuse 81
municipal cnactmenfs by vigorous enforcement oI ~
listing laws or b. temperance ORGANIZATIONS tePtIa
litera and social customs, Il also incorrect Et
them contains just enough II truth to Keep mem t'
correct calm intelligent public sentiment IL Tue sem
menu that recognizes three things; tlrst tHc heIp ~
the harm that results from "a temperate use OF sthl-
lauts Secondly the value aud tue danger or totI ao
stIueucc "a principle. lhTGy, the iiAtS "a 'eiE-
work.
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and two boys their ages VARYING from 1 IN to ,n sfs9
years. Iheir voices Cnme 70 Jesus was suog
IN eight different languages each ehlH ~ 10 the
La Teche seminary Of Lous I'm orD Ec Children
- I 'soITcrs Later IL was turOwn open 10 ~
eoored orphan hdren The Institution and bv
Tolved In debt Jubilee singers were orsab.e 'rh 10
their efforts the debt paid II is NOV NOV 5sstton
raise COS 600 10 advance the interests OF the
and ono half Of 1.-THE COLLECTION osa
mp yesterday devoted TO, TO m NAT. i ReF F.
Wrig and Frederick savage jubilee singers s9 acoTS
trioe ;. Hear Ny Prayer" Mr. tV'S0, -
read from Acts XVII the story to
Pauls address at Mars Ell, and said that Ike laui
stood no TO preach JESUS. BY preaching the GO1pD %
Christ great muudes had been raised from deSra aoe
ZION and crime 10 honor and integrity The grca,
trines of the atonement Justification by iai ic
aud redemption were truths that nlar. "f
held up In our time for the saw 10 20. w
the world. The Rev. " X M ,D Ga
followed with few remarks in the course OF which M
said that as Gospel hai raised the Anso9aAom NJ
from barbarian the highest CIVILIZATION 50 "oulu "
raise the cOl0red people IN the time To come -, a.,
The la Teche children, who are under the charge -
Mrs y. ID. Goldman viii give several enterIaihu0u''
during the week IN this city and IN Brooklyn
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.OREIGN oTE4LERS DC4
SHIPPING NEgS.
PORT OF NETWORK SUNDAY. OCT 20, 1882
ARRINED


PORT OF NEw.YoRK. OCT. 20. 1881
ARRIVED
steamer san Marcos Bolgrr Galveston Oct 81 Key West
24th with mdsa and Passengers 20 IL Mallory = 90.
steamer Boolyn City br, Cove Brlstoi II days Win
steamer Neptune Berry. with mdse and pas'en-
Steamer noco BIZ Fraser Bermuda oct %. with mdse
and passengers 90 a J. Juerlrl.ge & 90. -
M. d ~. ,ls ~ rr.t-y Won r. IT,
steamer Iealu 'plu Jo1an-en, Havre, II days, with
lu Sc passengers 20 irnc-. L-Le g 81. 49,, o -,
steamer Gulf stream, ingram, Wilmington ~ D GAYS
with md Sc aul p3-sru-0 % VIM 2 clyde g. 70 ,
steamer Alrrs Percy, Orleans Oct - WIN ndse To
steamer Pc1ua Dr. clayton Alcs-na sept g. with fruit
AID ra--cl-prst O Phelps Bros - 90 ~, ,--- I'll.
steamer Arcl.mcdrs II AIS. 1910 lneru "A uays WIKI
coffee and passengers 10 bu-k e. dtNnl-, 49, .... -,
steamer odd Dominion, iel, AIounond lity Foht ana
Norfolk with mde and passengers 70 Old Dominion - 90
Bark Aust, PTcmuda. Dleppe 90 day WIN cAalA
EaTk Florence Z Geaovar Veazla Brunswlck II days
B.rk Johlu Tleolosa Dtch. Muller. Batavia los days
Bag cyclone 3crm4n London A. days, IN ballast to
l. Fa hort ossIanacr savannah Il days with lumber
BARR Cviei Aust. Aatcovch TrapinL 70 days Will sal
R,pE ,rso,la ne ~tJohn NB Rouse Hamburg So
days with iad-e o. ORDER ye-se. o Punch Edye q Co.
=r-NSET-Wlud at sandy Hook. ught. -W; cloudy and
fogly. At City Island, AshLsWi cloudy and toggy
TIE MOVEMENT % SrlAlERA
FOREIGE PORTS.
QUEESsT0YN. oct 9-Sa'le' steamers Wi-consin KSoy
fn Liverpool FOR New York -cythla, Murphy from Liver
I' Sd,y 2 Ocl l-Arrye, steamer Graham,
from MOuIreal, IN utr vas 10 Liverpool.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
u.rrnfonE. oct oa-ArIyed. steamer Martha Stevens
CLsu,c FROM Ncw-I ok. - 49, ID, SCOTT
EAvASTAH oct 29-Arrived steamers Boyho bf' 9'o'''
ARIE-.Os oct 23AIrEel, steamer Dtld"ale run -'o"
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/ CHURCH DEDICATION.

HONESDALE, Penn, Oct. 20.-The dedication
OF ST. Johns Roman Catholic Church took place today
The services were conducted by the Right Rev william
O'Fara Bishop OF Scranton, aud the Rev Mysss Magic
OF WiEesharrc Francis Carcw OF Carbondalei Richard
McAuGregv- O! Scranton Moses Witty, 0i ProFl .
J. p -ualley. of i1Wlcy aud William Dassel ana JOuh
Doherty, OF HonesGaie TIE church Il masslVe etruc
tre IN the Gothic style. Inc cornerstone was alu III
1876
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EAPITALISTS.-P examine these bar
y tars i0u JstoY elegant fats Cooper Institute,
rental 81 1000 for SliOUnO. stores and hats 2dave,
rental s-j1OO for $-oOOtOi Gthaye corner, below 25thst.
s. feet ipnttyc SlJOUD private dwellings AMI flats pay
ing ~ per cont EXCHANGED In part foE country property
MILTON i. WOOLLEI u Park-row, Room p.
FOR SALE-Or would exchange for larger
house. no 2ts East 5lst-st. story brOwnst0ne
ROLAND e. WHITING, No. ; Becknan &c.
FOR SALE.-Three-stor high stoop, base
ul,nt houses B7t-st ID and 5dayes ready for
paucg sl3 boo 10 sl.OaO. Apply to JOHN D. CRIMMINs,
l,DS1-d-ave.. or 4ls Fat 6Sthst
TOR SALE.-Full front dwellings on 18th,
I7h ls'h 2oth -Ist I'D 23d and 2{th sts west Of
4tIavc. asO irving Place prices $50 600 10 100000
Id. CARPENTER, 80 East ed ST, Y. II. u A. Building.
TOR SALE.-NOs. 100, l32, 1874 122d-st.,
9Th and TN aves. Mount Morris Park; three out Of
ce CANT brown stones ia by ~ lot Loo II
Conet work perfect Dgt by days work appreciated when
examined Inquire on premises owner and bGi.
BARTLETT SMITH.
EOR SALE.-Three elegant 3-stOry and base.
mrnt browustone houses 1892 feet lot 100 feet II
inches fne location plumbing perfect lRe GaBneL nIsl
days work appreciated when seen. l3O l5Z i3A Ne5U
l2d st. dth and 7thlves near Mount Morris PARK InIor
nation premises. owner AMI builder BARILELI
SMITH.
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A man advertised for "helpmate, who
shal be "a companion oil my heart, my hcai, my lot \
candidate Tor the situation wrote; don't care 20
Know awning about your lead or hearts buC how
big Is your lot O.
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-'''A'-A'tAAi Alce r befety-- -.---.------ ~'oV"
AECoRDEo REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK
Ave.A. 2, 1922 4 Of 100 ST. 25GxlOO a Cox, 100,
,et5 a.mlnst5a "a, to crimntns $1,000
IT, to W Moore ..''''' --N-O ''.''-. S75OO
s 5Re '2Prry 5 %an Moore to 91e i PsT $500
Fame propertyi Richard Croker and wife to MaIisJ
and wife to l65OO
Muneei to P Higgins 'A4OV'' n''' 5000
genhener et al to Phhp Bfaonder $4,000
keys -'A 700, anne Y''e'1 ~ $4,000
change eay'or 10 y r'oouDe A. g6O
ere ct4 4, sycsptg 10 thereof the Mayor
Bclyerst to Iarket5ed ~ i5i2 II e Of Bfoadwayx
18Th 5S d y ! Frodgce Exchange TO the Mayor etc.
20 uer and VIE to 5 Phii9in and another -. 1880
net was66dTn to Il -earns -DAiUo.O " 10000
e saal po5han e5eouriE '''' -'C.e SUI 1900
Gschatl and vile to Size Ciueseahemer $3.50
m Batchcor and vic to C. Hazton 4o.o..-- ~ 1850
executor 10 P + o Bren .4.........'.. 1000
Davidson to G scbcer '-',-'..,. 4e7Ol
Z Page and husband 70 v Il sirceter $4,000
ner - 81 -.l va ~ =, $4,000
HAL ..-,,.-'...- ....,'...,....... 1775
and husband to G \ Hanchester-... $1,000
T Cron6e .... $4,000
seahcimcr ct al to ioha - 10000
ood-.i = s., 3o6j n o. ~ ls-ave l2jx20O 10 b2fsf
to John Ii.sis O1'l't-' ''n $4,000
sth-oye. Il l26th.-t. 6OxI75.0x irregular,
Diet 81 90 $3.50
same pr. pcrty. y interest. " Church executor,
MARY DictI- !
Same property; L-etLs Interest j W church To Mary
same property; 42sths interest " Church and 90
vile tU ...............-... $50
l5tL--t So 80 n OF 7tlavc 2OxlOJ.3. Hattie .
Mckcig 70 Lucy Rogers l4OOO
- a: Joha weierani wife to Louis Weber 1920
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MARINE LETELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALNANAC-T)-DAY
sunr.,es 600 Noon Ms. s37 Moon days IS
HIG. WATER I.s-utN
Al-sandv Hook. 1927. GOV. Island o3 AeA cate =3
P-sauiy 1898 GOV. island Il:-3 Hell Gate Uo-
,nRELEN ,rE 4AFEES LEE IL IHIS IOAI.
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Urn Gooos.
ARNOLD,
CONSTABLE & co.
FINE FURS.

In Seal sacques ana Dolmans. siberian
squirrcl-iined Dolmans and Circulars,
plain and trimmed. Muffs-Sagle, seal,
Beaver. and Chinchilla. Fur Trimmings,
Carriage Robes, &c, &c.
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Anction Galre Of Rta.. estate.

ADRIAN H. MULLER. AuctiOneer.
~ Executors and Trustees sac Of IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE Of GEAMlRCl PLACE, AN AND LEAINH'
TON-ANEs. ,,.----,-.,
td,i n Muller a son VIII sell auction on WEDNl.S'
nay Nov y M IL O'Clock AZ The Exchange SaesI0Om O.
III T.oaIvay by order WALTER p IlLLNAN, az lsX
ecutOr and Trustee under the viii OF LA ACdL9I
GEN IL. decd -. -.
house with threesfory extension and lot situate on the
northeast corner OF Crane place and -OtLst ana Gp
po-ite GrImercy Park known as 80 = lot I'D 81 "
IL feet. , ~. -..-o
rot RTH-AVE-The fourst0ry brick house. with store
and lot the north lst c0rnerot +hae. ana -uh'
St d SO 21l lot -d hy 30 Feet -.----
IEXIEGTG[ tVE--Thc 0t OF and with the four story,
high -tOop brown fIont house q tlc 5tue ituate
Onf gOn ave- aud O-d-L KNOWN
a. No. 5e3 lO 25.j By 100 ieet
SAIL POSITIVE FOR CASH TO 'lp~E \ lhL7l,
For further particulars apply 20 the aucuoneers test
or Evars soutnmayd Ch0ate attorneys Oi Tue Executor
and Trustee, g. all-st
]. BLEECKER & son, Auctioneers.
~. Valuable -th Ward property az auction OIue OF w
De Th0m4s Ma laby deceased biWk hOu7S an!
ior NO Nae with right OF U
wide TO ats IT. Dee sold AZ Exchange -aesrQon IL
Broawav on tuesday october 3D. at II H. Maps az Beech
Z, IS Nassau At.
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0raies, TENDERS, ett.


QuroptaH AOte HsEHtHIS'
I TFRIG CONPANY'5 EXTRACT OF
4 Meat Finest and cheapest Meatiavorns STOCK ior
soups Made Dsnes aud 9a1cr7
ITpTC C0NPANY'S EXTRACT OF
Meat An Invaluable and paata1le Tonic ~ All cases
OF weak digestion and debility Is az. goyp
Tor which Nat i0ns shOuld feel sratciui Svo Meu
ta Press" Lancet" British 1elieA JOURNAL 80
TTEBIG C0MPANY'S EXTRACT OF
4 Tsat Cautlon-Gonulne ONLY with fac-simile Of
- harm fIeigPs signature. IN Blue INK. across Label
INNS CAUTION Is necessary, owing % various cheap
and iaferior substitutes being IA the Market
TFpTG CONPANYS EXTRACT OF
| Neat To be bad OF al slorekeepeF7 Grocers, and
FheullsA sole A gents for the Ipied strtes Whole
sale only, =. paVld q CV- Fol0HuieN''' uNu0'
London, England. a
AsSsr Neral Condlt Mc Kessop lt2P0lns u h y b
Kurber DO and Messrs. ". II. Sehleneln q "
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couulrn ]1rousrrp for Sale anN 90 Get

Couulrp Dropsrtp for Sale an0 20 let
VALUABLE property az hings6ri ils I Tor
iouae gooI garden fruit and shade tcss neig sauol a
good investment Apply TO W. o. 1lL9 Ah3 ,9I4Hgs, y
NOR SALE. AT POUGHkLEPSIE,
i 10 CLOSE THE ESTATE.
THE HOMESTEAD OF THE LATE
C. ". SWIFT
IA, clio rfvds Park Road ten minutes walk from the
| Office consisting OF
NINE ACRES OF LAN D.
,itt t,rstorv and attis FRAME DWELLING containing.
say. j rooms with 2t- ana heated
BY steam.
Carriare.hOuse and ample OutuudlnE..
Apples pears and fruit Of az kinds IN 19qIJahce.
For pirtlcnlars apply q WALTER tOELlES, agent
Garden-st. POuglkcepsie.