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The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

HIDEsABRo SAFE, a Cornell graduate of last
year, who before entering the university studied
at the Oswego Normal School, has returned to
Japan, his native country, after marrying a
young lady of Indianapolis, and is employed at
salary of $4,000 year by the Japanese Gov
ernment in its agricultural department. -Chica-
go Inter Ocean,
A JOURNAL reporter interviewed the "Indian-
apolis young lady," and she saze there is no
truth in the story of her marriage and that she
doesn't believe there is such young lady in In
dianapOls. There may be mistake, however,
as ST. 3, 900 year is a pretty good plum.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

THE vinegar makers had convention in New
York, the other day, but soured on each other
The pure cider vinegar men, that is to say, the
makers of pure cider vinegar. said the white
wine vinegar brethren were no better than Illicit
distilers, and the white wine men said, ''You're
another" Had there been a little mother"
present perhaps all might have worked well.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

UNDER the head "a Sign Of the Times" an
English journal says that in place of worship
of London the following notice was given: 'The
members of the cricket club connected with this
congregation will meet for the transaction of
business tomorrow evening, at O'Clock. The
usual prsyer-meeting on Friday, at 1870"
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

AT the close of the revolutionary war-one
hundred years ago Sunday-the soldiers of the
continental army drank $50 the perpetual peace,
independence and happiness of the United
States" in an extra ration of liquor issued ac-
cording to recommendation to that effect in
Washington's letter declaring the war at an end.
The custom has been perpetuated pretty gener-
ally,
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

NIeHr closed down on Chicago last Sun
day without the regulation Sunday tragedy;
but before the clock struck twelve three
murders and one suicide had been committed
In that wicked city.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

The attention OF Editor Watterson is in
yited to an interview with Senator Voorhees,,
printed elsewhere. Viewed from the Wat
tersonian standpoint, the Senator's tariff
views are far from orthodox.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

AN itinerant dentist visited Tennessee viii
lage and persuaded the natives that they would
be much better off with good store teeth than
with their old aching snags. After he had ex-
tracted large numbers of teeth business sudden
ly called the dentist away; and now those Ten
nesseans are compelled to eat spoon victuals un-
til they raise money enongh toitake them TO
the city.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

ONE Captain Duncan has sued the New York
Times for 100000. He claims to be damaged
TO that extent by some naughty things Mark
Twain said about him in recent interview in
the Times. AS literary man. Mark Twain
ought to he glad that one man exists who sets q
high value upon his utterances
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1888.

collected and distributed over $4,000 volumes.
Last years work was 9,146 books. She gives it
distinctly to be understood that she wants dona-
tions of readable works. and not of old rubbish.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

"PoLITICAL gobemouches" is what the Boston
Herald cruelty calls those persons who put any
faith in the now celebrated "Tewksbury Tales"
THIS is perfectly awful, but il the Governor is as
illiterate as the Boston people say, he will be
protected by his ignorance.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

IT is painful to learn that the once respec table
and esteemed "5pinning Jenny" has lost caste
by descending to the base uses of Washington
gamblers. AS if this were not bad enough
Jenny's name is now spelled with an lie.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

THE heaven-sent sword that fell in Ulster
county is now on exhibition in New York
city. The Fountain county meteor was
shown in this city.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

The Infamous Dukes had friends, it seems.
At least ninety-two carriages followed his
remains to the grave. A funeral will draw
sometimes when all other amusements fail.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

NOTHING but the laws of the country and
those of political economy should be per-
mitted to tamper with values, running them
up or down for selfish ends.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

A CITIZEN of Sherbrooke, Canada, has just
been relieved of a cOllar-buttOn by physician,
who cut 1t out of the cali OF his leg This ex-
plains the ancient mystery of what becomes OF
llar-buttons.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

sPURGEoNs wife has for seven years been
making collections OF books for pastors whose
salaries are small In this good work she has
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

ADVICE to poets who still contemplate a ode
to the author of "Home, Sweet Home"-ode
don't
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

If such an extravagant amount OF virtue
were not bestowed upon the dead, there
would be more to divide around among the
living
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

Can he found at the following places:
LONDON-American Exchange in Europe, 4ie Strand
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

PARIs-American Exchange in Paris, IS Boulevard
des Capucines.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

CINC1NNATI-J. c. Hawley & Co., 154 Vine street.
LOUISvILLE-C T. Dearing, northwest corner
Third and jefferson streets.
ST LOuIS-union News Comrany. Union Depot
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19
A Case as to whieh There Is no Dispute.

Cincinnati News journal (Dem.)
In these days Of universal mendacity it is
refreshing to know that there is no dispute
as to what the Governor of North Caroline
said to. the Governor of South Carolina.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

oHICAGO-Palmer House.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

:. LoUIs-Union News Com
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-06-19

BY JNO. C. NEW & SON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Aug. 7-l2O0 Q. ln-Couon steady. Md
ding Upands o7si do Orleans oSsd ss,es 1000
Including l., % Tor soeollauon
bales. 300 bales American panua.
August Septem 53ss4a
bsOe.li Scptemper october
do October anc November delivery $40 I'D
December delivery oSsexd and
delivery 0Sd; do. January delivery
o. 40 do. March and April denverv. otos4d Futures
St ady.
LIVERPOOL Aug 7.-400 m.-Corton-rns saes or tho
day Included $500 Daes American.
GALVESTON Aug. l-CVtton steaiyI Mitdling. 9sxo
Low Middlns TIC: Coco Ordinary. $50. receipts
u bales n Britain.
bass 10 France - eaies 10 tns Continent bales.
W the Unanne- = oaies coastwise lou Dales salss
bais. stoog o.O6S Dae~
Hnw.okLsAss Aug. i.--Ootton steady xiddHg csc.
Low Alddlns. J4c. 1ool ordinary. s3tc. Ieceipta
. ~ Oaies gross 1850 nales exports oosstuIse
bales; % France - bales 10 the ConupenL bales
u Great Bralp. 1876 bses: SUI
ins. 4JO bales. STOCK. 6J.42U Uale=
SAVANNAH Aug. T. Cotton quiet; Mddug csc:
Low Niddiine. osc Good Ordinary SAGA receipts
4io baiesi gross AIS 0ales; coastwlse. -
bales TO tho Continent - bales; 10 Great britain.
pales saies 20 Daies last stocx. 3245
Dalea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA Ang Flour Quiet but steady; Minnesota
e g % Psy S E ss o %nsr StrS s
STRAIGHT 3; Winter Patent, 60 2sa 40 Low Mime
Good &c DC md Sss eye Eess s g ~
ode's,s 6aspes 10 Sp91s ss5Oi se A. &c for %
Red in export elevator q IA wes'eln 40 Red IN
o W S az sa 'sf 80 dS OF ID
70 IT, ns sS T No SiYS sd
VI lola DO october. 81 lS99sl 10 closing. No Red
81 h asked october 81 is's bid 81 81 ssEeS; Sove%
ber " 10. bid 81 ~ asked Rye-Dull and nominal at
vaneel under better nom other and
s n Low S1ss IG s.as & M1s asS s
depot 5yc steamer Mixed In grain depot 6oe.i steiner
n Ss I'D aud Soc asked i Sas 10 IN
sSgos ssyaS, sal YeS. ~ ssp % % san
sd gge ,.sc September gIc Did so ss asked osss
50. . Mike 30: No White short torAge AZ 40; DO
sssS fasaIe. rulsa quiet but Stay sales, So
whso November 37c eosns. No White
bid. i've asked. October Sc. ord. $40 asked: Noye,
Der. 80 as eid, $40 asked provisioas-slssay Beel.
sl2 beef Hams SO indian Mes, Beef IN Heroes free
new siGSsi7 DO Prime sssss SO; Hams smotce
psr d. IA 1si0c do. - p FULLY cured ~ ssi3ao sides
DO 90 az DO IN ms shoaeers 0 s s
do 90 smoked ssJle: eslilss in Pickle lose do
> So Butchers Loose. s. sssss batersss ssdy:
AHS eseTasrira Iai7e as ooi 40
Choice, isSiSc.; Rolls aa s9l2e fggs--scarce ana
sa Sssis sssads Ne~Yors Fun ." Cream
aS s ssm %sss Fair yS SSa
ls5c. susar-kaw hrm at o1sSGa,c. lor FaiF 10 Good
ssps s g:G'G '
"a" ssc Moasses-N Nominal az 2,c Cor 800 test Feed
ensd in DS in s ee sS WiSss
DSa Ms..sSa i. RscslpS.-FlOur zoo SSis SSsat;
o., 500 oush Corn, 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08

Joseph Hoetzl.-- $500
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS
sE1.Yoak cirL
3lstst 8 200 OF lstave, 26x9S9; Henry Ton
jes and wife 10 Henry TONES OF al. ......... 62so
On, Green and VIE 70 =, w'llia@s I'D 1000
IA, 10 h sos r. 10: ~ .;.. 42o0o
y. sronn; 10000
lar; Woods and wife TO W Child; $4,000
olstst s. z3o.s II of istave. l6Kl0O5; also n Q
0lstst, 1874 o OF 1st-Aye. l6sxi0Ub, Jean.
nete Moral 10 5ernhard Morsl...................
same property bernhard Moral and wife 10 David
seth e. ms 100 IT " Of 2dava i5oxioosh Ms
Philips and wife 70 Bertha smith. ..............
otn,aye cor of l4Lh.sL 67.zxlO0; George Dick.
- nson and wife 10 Wm Ii Woils.
ozasL o. 800 IL OF l2th.ave. 2sxl00.bI Reynolds
o7th.st, na 22i.6 II " Of AveA. 20xiUU.4; James
- oailaghe 10 Peter Doelyer lA500
70 Margaret TIipp ......:::.;.......-:s..: 1900
Audnoon-aye. vs. 1916 70 OF l52d-st 76xlO0
- Car ow To James Morrow, "A interest.
Washingtonst No ava. z0x77.o. James ARD,
ntof. TO X Cimsted COCO
30 Weed and wife 10 y Ellison $3.50
23dsL o. l26 IL OF 2d.aye 25x9S9; Mary A Nc
Uurdy aud husband 20 h IA Hamilton -. a
l05th-st, T. LOU it OF sth.avo. lOVrll0iii Al.
:, olson Brown and wi's o William Noble; 1900
-, oheiy g a 7 sloane 10000
10 Henry N bmlkh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
ftadl Mrtlees

a DyERTIgEMENTg ZOE The NV.
us, oTrt3 "a Sc a. a2 ws ssssss %
Eishth @ No g East TSu,sesnssss eOFnss e, qsis
near and 2cS East !. %
Fs ox
sss: s:ss. { e:
csss$g g = Sss
County a. SS1ss.s.1sS cA:s:. Sas;: sss
psDy loesss oy 40 hereby 1sSa rsi|
who have o. intend on 70 sssr , ny claim
sa.:
the prpsry q Inc ssM nsursscs ss@essy =
Z. as ssssss e e s.h ssS
thereof to me az such receivsr AZ ocs Nc b2 wbisS
81
the cath q r.. or such other per1sn As hs ls
s Ss sS:s sss FL %
W.T. an On %s ne 5 a1 s P g
al Il e sS q r. A .s
said RnickerbocEer Lie Insurance Company under sa a.
'i Jana ia%wsct caHkLEs H. RUSSELL.
Receiver Knickeroooker Lie Insurance. compsiy.
CUPREME COURT, NEW YORK;. Ride
way Moore and PANEL W en- aon cs as
shra Gqsa1 E ave a MSss gS9 sovs;s
kosen Carl Gusi4i bloomfield enc Won Rossn ma ciars
Caroline Maud Won Lillian 3. De Btdr, Carl DE Bdk
Harold Clarence De Bdt Defrtk Carl De Bdt and
Ridges ay Moore administrator with the viii aniexed u
the goods chateIs and credits late Of bloomfield Mora
deceased defendants bummons TO the above named defend
ants: re city and county IN which the plain
ts OF this action You are hereby summoned
answer complaint this action and 10 serve copy
the PLANTING attofpeys within twenty day
service of this summons exclusive OF the CAV o.
service IN Of yonr failure 20 appear or answer
Judgment will be taken against you BY defu lor me eh
demanded in the %RTI Sai ~
Oflce and Post 0fice address,
No. 90 Wall street, New. YORK CITY.
ToCiaraJ. Moore Clarence g. Moore Ella G. Won Rosea
Carl Won Roson. Renbard Gustaf Edward Moore von
Rosen Carl Clarence Won Rosen. Eugene Erc AderDe
Carl Gusfaf bloomfield Eric Won Roseu Es
clara Caroline Maud Won R0sen. Lillian s. Do Bdt Carl -
Bildt Harold Knut clarence De bid and DeiIk Carl De
by pubcaol pursuant 10 an order OF the Bsght
Justices Of supreme Court OF the state Of New
York dated the 23d day Of July 1851 and Med with TIE
York the County Court House In the City Of New York
Dated New-Yoik July %. 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08

The daily average receipts OF MIX aud Cream at der
railroad distributing points in and the city the
follows: Erie 1888 Of Milk and 2s5
Cream Harlem. .2yS cans Of MIX Hartford and
Haven l0JS Mix New-York city North.
Of ils Jersey Central $40 OF MIX
and cans Midland. 522 of MIX and IS
Cream miscellaneous short routes lS2J OF
and 20 OF Cream The total daily receipts
of Milk and 3lS OF CIeIIn. The price
which tho surplus sold the Platforms was 81 20 can Of
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08

FRUITs BKRRIEs AND xUTs-DRED
Receipts weea-DTled fruits. .yl
pfga Pecan pkgs, Exports Dried appies III okss
Eysporated apples In very light aud Ella rmly but
demand light last sale OF fancy reported 100 Old
apples about out Of stock and new arriving
The feeling regard TO apples better the crop reports
ing generally urfsyorabe and thafe prospect
prices for the crop than recently anticipated Evapo-
rated peeled peaches In cod storage hcd abovo quotation
but tho few ot out Of cold cannot be easily
q our rates ~ peeled peaches held higher but do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
REAL ESTATE. /.

NEw-Yoak Tuesday. August z. 1883
The following sale was made ut the Exchange
salesrUoll to-day:
Bv Richard " Hdrnett
franc house with lot l5Sthst part OF lot No
l6y on map OF Aelrose, 23d Ward lot 2ixl0O
a. rna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
Can Schools.

"A m fss Irnivrrsity OF the city Of NewYork begins octo
her next and ends June = 1854. A J. vander?oel LII
rasenf Of fhe law Faculty For catalogues &c. apply 20
Professor L " RUSSELL I'll Broadway or D. JAoUES.
Secretary Of Law Faculty, Bryant bmlane 90 oer,yss
VALE LAW SCHOOL.--Six Professors ana
N nine Inefruc.or. III. B. In years, ID. O. L. In
years Fail term opens ~ For circulars address PROF.
WAYLAND. NewHayen. CT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08

not SELL Thsre IN excess Of 800 barrels IN eoli
OF Georgia have arrived Qunl
ify sales however TO establ
pocs crop REPORTS FROM Georgia and North Caroline are
unfavorable. Unpeeed have ruled duh and faT0ng
buyer Nav cherries have been plsner ara rer mays
supply lit 10 higher small tot OF new backbeirtes
Offers al Re. without selling 10 piun,s olennG Peanuts
0ui n 6rIu YfcaEa stAndX. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
Danfins Afaoemes.

A Lien D0DWORTHS School for Dancing,
"A No. esl fifthaye viii reopen and classes win COM
mence on saturday, october 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
BkAN- AND rkAs

Apples In good demand higher Peaches
mCrsfeey and OF better quality; there Il good
the noe Most sales OF Troh have been 81 D$l 20
dly, but choice lines sold q
81 So lots of Mountain Rose and karIy from
Maryland and Delaware sell at good prices.
supply dnll and declining sou hern grapes meet good In
om Virginia OILS 10 boxes sell readily at S. $50
per case outside for Hatforus North Carolina
Georgia Grapes are very Irregular In quality and price.
small OF Egg Pums from up river held at about 100
quart Biack berries running out quality
poor prices yular Raspbercs about out Market
fuckebeies steady Watermelons less plenty In good
m her Muskmsons OF ine quality la
supply and rm have great many very In.
arriving which there little
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08

Do, unpeslsd q'ters -,
1881 -,..;.....;;.;- 9 es
Raspbesries. 1888 ..26 g27
Cherries. 1888 .;.,-,7 9Th
Plnms, State. 1882. II gl2
Do. so. hanson, 'o2. loi20fi
Blackberries. 1872, o.
Peanuts, hand-pick-
Do. farmers brands 7ia4 6i2
Do. shelled. ...--- kiaG 52
Pecans. Exfra.per % , g BIZ
Pec2ns, CommoD-... . a. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08

Onions, yellow. per
! bbI........ =. 2 0012 rs
OnlOnS white, per
Il ODl. ... -......-.. z oOO5 W
onions. Conn. and
!, l.. 1. Rel. pr bJ'. z 25d2 10
l0uions, Chester,
Eel. per bbl. 80. / 5O92 90
squash, Marrow.
] per Dbl ........ i 0odl %
lString Beans. L.
L., per Tag. $500 600 10
Lima Beans per
! bag. .s.-..-.-.-... ZOOVz oO
lTomatoeA Jersey.
per bash ...-.. 600 70
Tomatoes, L. I,per
| Ogsh. .........--.- s00 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
Jnsiruetiea.
For Bows aui Youur M,a-c,1nsrv

CWITHTN C. SH0RTLIDGE'S ACADEMY
- for Young Men and Boys Media Penn u miles IRON
Philadelphia School opens .eptsmosr ~ pres
No incidental expenses- No examination f1r admission
Thirteen experienced teachers az fnsp ana al
Special for students 10 sdyaac, rapidly.
Special dr dull backward boys Patrons or students
Scientific Business Classical or ciyi Engineering Course
stndens fitted Media academy now In Harvard fae
and COLLEGES and POLYTECHNIC schools Physical
and Chemical Laboratory fine Gymnasium and l,ai
added 10 library In 1888. Apparatus
doubled in 1858. Ten students sent 10 College In lSs
Commercial Department IN 1883: Media
has churches and temperance charter which pro-
hIbA intoxicating drinks For lustratel
circular address the PrnciDa Proprietor SWIrHIS o.
SHORrLIDGE A. NJ (Harvard University oraduate),
Media Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08

POTAIOFt
Irish been In moderate supply and steady
closing higher few fancy marks brought 81 10 To-
dav b 81 5Odsi 81 the general prices and Havana
shippers quantity of medium grades at 81 81 q
81 3d. Potatoes In light supply but quie, and only
choice lots sell at top quotation Onions plenty nni and
lower Lima easier Tomatoes plenty and lower.
vegetables rather slowly al prices gecr-
ALI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08

GERMAN AND y; ; :; MAIL i,o STEAMERS.
STEAMSHIP LINE BkTwEEN NETWORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
FULDA.... Wed. Aug. SOBER; 80 Wed. AuS
NECKAR. SATURDAY Aug IL MAIN. saturday Aug. y
TON. HAyRE or BREMEN,
FIRST CABIN. Sl00iS ECON CABIN.
srEERAGE. $50. -.
Return tickets At reduced rates Prepaid stcerage Cerul
Gates s22 steamers saii from Pier between second aad
Third s,s, Hoboken. n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08

OAKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE
FOR SALE ON FAVORABLE TERMS To CLOSE
ESTATE.
In Norsovn Penn half hour from Philadelphia three
railroads. Seven elevated well shaded
laidout grounds Buildings large. wei ventilated
mraby adapted for school, hotel other public institution
containing about lao rooms Address
WIN. MCGEOR0E. it,. 81 south 3d.st Philadelphia,
or JOHN X. RAJ ton, Nofristown Penn.
PRINCIPAL OF B0ARDlNG-S SCHOOL, or
teacher commanding pupils combne with flourish.
ing day scnool for boys Address SUBURBAN. TRIBUNE
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-21
.,rooklpn jlroperin for Sale ana 90 tst'

NOR SALE.-Valuahle factory prCpeIr rcn
brooklyn f. d. near Wharfage b hTeR Sndings in
u i'i ar Ter used for manufacturing meuciha
EFiSEY q sOYDAM, &c broadway. brooklyn T., y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-21
fnancial
offiOf of Inn NRw. YORK. May 0. 1888. !
m THE ANIMAL MEETING of the Stock

At THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stock
holders of Company held on Monday sth INST, ~
orlinance was unanimously adopted increasing .o 20
&c. ~ Inc company millions of collars sao increase 70
NV se only in Ienrng equal amount Of the bonds OF the
company they mature %, 81, ,, Ia teamed IN retire
, lands Of 1884 and will he offered al par TO me
closing OF the Looks ON May ~ inst ehoN
der being entitled TO subscribe TO- one snare o. 100
held subscriptions Will DC re- elVeu
& ne 9th of May June 90 inclusive by the treasurer
VI "h0 ''iC CONDITIONS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Payments will be required as lOnO"s'
On ner cent on June 20, 1855
90 nrr cent on December 20 1883.
Oh her cent on March 20. 1854
30 ner cent MAY 20, 1884
oo icr cent on June 10. 1894. .,o.... -,
~ ron the dnal payment the Issue OF certihcae OF
,,ocS interest the rate Of cent Will DO eredeu Oh m
payments n, ar ahalo omit
N nav 10 he treasurer of the company er before me
of fc tne said per the stock appOIoned 10 mn
her on them shall be deemed ly the Board OF ahaseIs W
have declined the privilege OF subscribing. -. 4. .r
If any stOckboer OF stockholders SNAIL nelecl u & tr
insalmens before the uay hAu o
Tho navmcn Hereof as Aforesaid then, without any u
and Of payment the Eoard OF Managers may III ,no ~ %
rop declare uch STOCK ana nll previous pawn
~ o',as,ed Ia m. company. JANIS {. HART.
On I"iiei'e" " '' i' Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-21
Luis DE BESiA2. Agent, No. 8 Bowling Green
GERMAN AND U. S. MAIL STEAMERS.

4 TENMAN ANU z. y. MNIII - I Ia II1IIO'
N NORTH GERMAN LLOYD -
STEAMSHIP LINE BErWEEN NEW;fohh'
FIJI DA " ednes.av Nav ~ WlRi.A We'd. MAY 30
NFCkAH sat May 26 ODFP..... SATURDAY. ) me z
RATES OF PAsSA8 L. from NETWORK TO SOUTHLAND
- 49, TON. HANRE or BtEMENp,, eco
FIRST CABIN...... 500 SECOND CABIN .$OO
STEFRAGE. $50 J,..,a
Return tickets at reduced rates Prepad Stecago bolt
Gates S2i Steamers sail from Picr between Seoohu anu
1hrd-sts. HObokcn. y: J. ,. . ..,, q, ,,,no ,,oo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-21
gounirn tropertn for Sale ano 60 fet.

-~>~>~~~~N~~o~~N'~N-"
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. l2S8 Broadway. Thirty
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r. ri aye No e2 East Fourteenth-st. corner Union
.onsre 76O Third Forty seventh st. lOOI Third
near ixtetn st. and 2o8 East one twenty
s,S ., noe, Thrd-ave. Harlem at regular office rates.
mo LET for the season, furnished, as a prl-
1 r.s,Aence-House containing rooms and all
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moueIh .pntv ~ u Apply further particulars 10
OtseBo III DOE BOWEN. Cooperstown N y.
WELL FURNISHED Groom cottage VERY very
3D. sou Jersey City: lawn lot barn garden planted
horse carriage fowls rh.tod Auuies' W. IA VI VI -
FIFTH, NJ d., Pennington ~ De
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.nrt,N II MULLER & SON Will sell at auction, Ga
risE~DAY May p. al - o'clock moor at inc EA'"'eo
.t'i.1,rou, NO III roadway. ...,,,, rr,ccrNs
~ ''-'' ESQ, REFEREE. -, ,...o y,
u.yIp ACE III. i.siOry building win ease oi
Ia, SO lO2, - by about 50 lest - ,ro,r stone front
WIS. lsTU STREET The two isory Diow i ~
,s nd lease Of lots 1888 and S31, l2o ny ny '0'
feet each. go. .,... ,,toL bonses and of
i,. y g 837 aud 20 by 90 feet each o,ci,c 2os
NEST 33D-STREET-l lot, norm slue 'ViN''''e ~
,ett vest of - by 'i1 80 .oso ord Inf M
Wt~I .3D STREET 5story i'"'io H'"'' ' " "
Ii Il 6 by about IL feat Al, III, oo,orococing on
Nj ST37rH STREET Ot, SCUM sue 0'"i-"" "
,.ri east Of avenue 20 by Vs. IL, orouo,cing A75
MIST 45TH STREET, lot soi'h si"e' V""AAO"A ~
,e-t of avenue. - by lOti. con
4gth STKEEf-l lot south slue' Co""i0"'"F wv
Zee, eJsi of tn avenue % by 1904 = - II, rnonc,rr
~T 53D STREET Gore ot south slde ~ ~,
feet iLchos. ,.,;o. horse and lof No
xxi IL by 1903 Also lots adjoining on tne e"sr
h,i.t factory thereon near Broadway haNins
Of rs cet on street 100 feet on the rear oo lee' vi o'
eide feet west SIDE. .....,r.oir,, u ID
EAST 18TH STREET lo. north side commencing -lo
fe.t at Of Sd avenue, % by 1905 II, .S.cAN
4 UAMLiN. attorneys. NO 81 Nassau s'ioo'' Vi VI ~
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Counirp prcJ:rip for Glls ano % Let.

A SRI'PY PARK-Large, well-bullt house,
y v1th lot 80. on 4thave for sale $t50o -
J. H. & JENELL 4th-ave, Asbury faIk' ~,
A TTENTlON! Farmers Dock builders, Lllln-
u lrrrn % UOD acres of Moose liver Tract HeiklneI
end 4sgIiton Counties New YOrS state he WY ogieu
,yitb hsn 'o.k suIuce and hardwood h. MARTIN DALE
= y .t.-f