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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-26

A party OF twenty-four negroes
from Richmond, Va, were recently
prevailed upon, by promises of
high wages, to como out and work
on the Oregon Short Line, in
Idaho. According to the statement
OF one of the band now in Portland,
they received rough usage. The
contractor who brought them out
failed to pay them tho stipulated
wages and he terrorize,l them by
threats that if they did not work he
would have the whole gang hanged.
Finally when the road reached o
large mining camp about half the
oolored men deserted and struck
out for themselves. Their case has
been taken up by Portland man
and suits will be brought against
the contractor to make b m pay them
their just dues. The experience of
these men will probably deter any
others in the South from entering
iAto competition with the Chinese
coolie as o railroad navy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-26

The Inter-Ocean declares that
the Utah Commission has proved .
failure. and then goes on to assert
that Mormonism will TO. die ont in
time, a. many argue, for it is in
creasins more rapidly than ever.
The Mormon population is growing
more rapidly than that of the Gen.
tiles. Every year adds strength to
the church. and it wi ! soon control
Idaho and Wyoming. as it does
Utah now. Tho Mormon people
implicitly believe that the time will
come when they ''sball occupy the
earth as the waters cover the sea. :"
and tho belief is strengthened by
the words sp oxen from the pulpit
Of every Mormon church each
Sunday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-26

WASHINGTON, May 25.-Adjutant
General Drumm says that the Only
information the War Department
has of the force OF General Crook
is that he has COS Apache scouts,
80 men of the Sixth Cavalry under
command Of Captain r. r. Chafee,
and IS civilian packers He says
this information is not absolutely
reliable. If the SO men are from
the Sixth Cavalry, the roster can
be obtained at Prescott, A. 7. He
thinks the cavalry are not all from
Captain Chafee's Company, but
picked men from the different COM
panies. II that is the case the Adj
infant General says the roster can
not be obtained anywhere. There
is not scrap Of information of any
kind in the Department about
Crook moro than above stated.
Rat Terriers Wanted
PHILADELPHIA, May, 25-A very
singular story is circulating here
am ons the club men and politicians.
in which Walton Plunger asserted
that failing to secure a renewal Of
his lease Of the st. James Hotel in
New York, he got even with the
owners by turning loose about g.
600 rats between the cellar and
roof the last day of his occupancy,
and that the rodents have rem
dered the life of the new occupants
miserable and the building almost
untenabie.
Imprisoncc Parne.ites.
LONDON, May 25.-In the House
of Commons, Trevilyan, replying
to Cowen tRadical). declared that
Davitt, Heaiy and Quinn could OBJ
tain their release ct any moment
by complying with the law. The
Judge who sentenced them, how
ever, would be consulted as to their
terms of imprisonment.
Locktaw.
PRrALvMA, May 25-The four
year-old daughter Of Panl Weyhe,
residing near this city, died yester-
day morning of lockjaw, caused by
running a redwood silver in her
foot two weeks previously.
Mahone.
NORFOLK, Va. May 25.-Election
returns from the neighboring coun-
ties indicate several losses by the
Malone coalition ticket. Norfolk
county elects Lesners anti Malone
Republican, by $50 majority.
Kentucky Jail Attacked
MOUNT STERLING, KY, May 25.-
An attack was made on the Jail last
night by 80 armed men. The Sheriff
was wounded in tbs knee, and sew
eral others hurt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-26

Viscount Middleton, in . recent
speech in the House of Lords, gave
some striking facts concerning the
position to-day Of Irish landlords.
One large landlord in The West has
had his estates-the r. nts eff which
were very muoh a. he found them
reduced forty per cent. and, a.
there are charges on the property,
the landlord is now let pennilsss
The smaller gentry. he said, were
for the most part ruined. Four
years ago school Of which he had
some knowledge had sixty scholars;
it now has seven, for the small
gentry are quite unable to give
their children an education.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-26

Boston has most accommodating
Board of Education. The law pro-
hibits the sale of liquor within 400
feet of any schoo(house. Never.
theless eight saloons cluster about
one of the city school houses.
Some one complained, and the
Board was forced to open its eyes
to the fact. What did il do? Com
pei the sslocns to move back from
the territory they had invaded
knowingly? By no means; to &C.
commodate the saloons the Board
sid the school house and moved
the children into rented rooms else.
where.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-26
GEORGE ERNkr's LABEL SUIT

Il is to be hoped that George
Ernst will push his libel euit
against the Post to the bitter end.
His character was assailed on the
eve Of election and material dam
ago done not only to his reputation
but his chances Of election before
he could make any possible defense.
Tho APPEAL in common with the
other Republican papers copied
this Islander believing it to be true,
as in the heat of q political cam
paign editors do not stop to con-
slider the truth or falsity Of charges
made against candidates.. The Ar
fRA1 a. soon as it read Mr.. EXISTS
denial published it that no injus-
tice might DO done. The APPEAL
has for years past advocated the
passage OF q law by which the
cowardly and insiduous SANDERS Of
political warfare could not be cir
culated within = specified time
prior to an election. We believe
that when o Law is passed that no
political charges-not properly
sworn to before q No.ary-can be
printed within ten days Of election,
it will be . good law and prevent
much unfairness in elections.
Many . good man Of both parties
has been beaten in Nevada by this
sort of work, and Mr.. Ernst's stand
on the subject will be commended
by all honest men irrespective Of
party.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-26
THE FATE OF CROOKS COM.
MAND STILL UNKNOWN.
NAVAL OFFICER GONE
WRONG.
GOVERNOR STANFORD GOING
TO EUROPE.
A Navy Scandal.

WASHINGTON, May 25-There is
considerable comment in naval cic-
cles over the hasty resignation Of
Lieutenant Commander White Tho
fact that his resignation was only
received on Saturday by the Sec
rotary Of the Navy. and it's accept
ance was q. once telegrsphed to
White, who is now at Norfolk,
give some color of truth 10 stories
that the gallant Commanders in
discretions with women at Norf ok
caused Chandler to ask his resigra-
nation. The story goes that White
left Washington some time since in
company with q women Of bad re-
ppte, whom he introduced into So
ciety as his cousin. It was soon
found out that the woman was not
his cousin, but q well-known char
acter. When this became known
the facts in the case were at once
laid before the Secretary, who con
Oluded at first to order 9 Court
martial to try him. but owing to
Whites splendid record in the ser
vice he decided to allow him to re-
sign.
Central Pacific stock.
NEW York, May Is. Since the
publication of the interview with
Ex-Governor Stanford, the stock Of
the Central Pacific has gone up
from tx to Is, the serious illness
of the President of the Company
notwithstanding. Stanford will
sail for Europe Saturday on the
Germania, to be placed under the
care of the medical celebrity. DR..
Jenner. but, as he says himself, the
Pacific Coast will live longer than
he will. Governor Stanford's de-
parture for Europe is said at the
Office of the Central Pacific to have
no connection with the stock or
other affairs of the road, but is
solely q trip for his health. The
rumors of bull pool operating on
the Central Pacific are denied at the
Office and the improvement in it is
ascribed to q legitimate cause. The
officers state that the company ex-
pect to pay dividends as usual.
Smuggling Ina Adulterated Tea
WASHINGTON, May, 25.-The
Treasury Department has been in
formed that attempts may be made
to violate the Act to pre- vent the
importation OF adu'terated and
spurious teas, by means Of impor-
tations from Canada. The atten-
ton of Customs officers upon the
frontier is therefore especially in
WED to the matter, and in case of
doubt they are instructed not to
deliver teas imported into their
districts until proper samples have
been sent to the nearest United
States officer appointed under the
provisi ms of the Act, and his re-
port thereof received.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-26

For several years past the Green
land seal fishing has been practical
~ b failure, and this year there is
no improvement.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-26

AAEAAhAI " AAAsaIs
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Great Reduction in Prices
Is. &. RAIL,
|Orros'rr STATE CAPITOL
CARSON, NEVADA.
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
e. 4. Fl. DWARF,
Iron, Steel, Coal, Rope,
Agricultural Implements,
Flows and Extras.
Medallion and Norman
Ranges,
with Latest ImprovementA)
Stoves, Tinware,
Boss Coffee Pots,
Box and Parlor Stoves,
Doors, Windows and Blinds
Paints, Oils, Brushes,
Glass and Crockery Ware.
TERRA GOTTA
Fancy Glass Ware,
China and Majolica Ware.
Chandeliers and Lamps OF
all descriptions.
Silver Plated Ware,
Oil Paintings,
Panel Pictures,
Fancy and Plain Mats and
Rugs. suitable for the
Holidays,
A. Prices to Suit the Times !
Gas Pipe and Gas Fixtures
Hose, Pumps,
Wood and Willow Ware,
Bird Cages,
Guns, Pistols, Ammunition,
Cutlery, Etc.
House Furnishing Goods
In Endless Variety.
Granite, Iron Ware.
Manufacturer Of
Tin, Copper and Sheetiron
Ware.
TinwOrk, Plumbing, Gas and
Water Pipe Fitting done By competent
and experienced wOrkmen.
Particular attention given to general
and special Orders. viii attend !, q buy
ing and filling orders at a small com.
mission,
Call and examine goods and
prices before purchasing else
where.
"a GOODS SOLD AT ia
Lowest Possible Rates. |
f.. E. RAIL. |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
BOARD an0 10 oms.
East Sids.

East Sds.
4 DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ Y9K TnInuNE WILL BE- RECEIVED At TT TIE ~
nrt9WM 3tfCEs 80 LIE troaIwhy corner i canS y
Eich.Aayc. 10 % Est Fourteenth 81. corner Union
ava near SiItai1 Il and -" East twenty
hfhst. hirdayo. iiarom &C regular ONCE ratea
4 THIRD STORY sunny square room, two
win owue- lbs Le1ingtonave
EXrRA LARGE fine rooms with or with tn
~ ONT 9oaf lo3 Fast 2sIh 81 ne,f Madison square "h'
NICELY FURNISHED bedroom and sittins
inst
PLEASANT furnished rooms. Southern ex-
1 posture Good board n desired References Desirable
'I'O LET.-TwO unfurnshcd rooms in private
house toseiher separate; all conyoniencea l6sO
Lexingtonav'. q. uer lu6thst
= GRAMERCY PARK and pc EAST 22D-
made e % d% 1r sToP Park en- an Hp % WIN
~; EAST -ST.-Suits OF rooms with
'FO private bathrooms breakfast II desired also single
40 FAST 3STH- ST. Two ELEGANT suits of
~ apartments. one nom April 20 one from Jure with
without private table arrangements made oSuhmor OF
CT WEEKLY Cor three front rooms in
~ ! top fiat nicely furnished hight cosyj bath Ring
BJBERr5UN ben lls Last aOth'st
West Sii,.
ANY ONE desiring n handsome floor, large
everything made LOnrke. Will please oi Al 80 "est
JOthst Refer nee; no idIeh
AT253 SHAVE, ncar Handsomely
~ furnished large and snail rooms 10 gentlemen loor-
enccs. Address MIS-. HALL housekceper
4 HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM TO LET
~ IN phi ate house without board 10 genteman only rel
ercnccs required ,onyo"icncos 30 West 5'thst near
4 GROVES EXPRESS COMPANY calls
wes 56a 70 5" e. aS Sot Is Wd IAN ats
A LARGE FRONT ROOM, handsomely fur
~ nishrd goutoman only priv ato family references"
40 West 2lsi-st.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED RO0MS-En
IL suite or sngy breakfast desired SS West 2jthst
MHdisOn-square
FURNISHED ROOMS and apartments, with
without table e'ssaht acc Wn 70 %oa Snh
NIILLER'S HOrEl. 80 West 26th-st. Nicely
vi furnished suites tor families and single rooms with
first class table American plan Permanent or "Si0u'
guests. Table boarL
MO. 40 WEST DOTH ST-HandsOme fur
~ nisned rooms with bOsrd house AMI location hrst
class, also table bOardersi References
rVO LET.-In a small private family, hand.
sOmelY furnish rooms win Or without pOAiu' hVu'o
and location hrstclIss 2O0 west 41th st
0D-FLOOR, handsomely furnished, with prl-
- vate bath; als) two small suites OF tpo m renee
ArnO" IA Vest 4-hsL BroAklast when detrol herenso
4 WEST 2Slh-st., al A MOrello's rest uranJ,
Il formerly Wost 2sthst elegantly furnished fourth and
third hOOrs also single rooms for gentlemen Ho.oenSos
toD-ST.. l1S WESr.-Beauuful furnished
rooms In small genteel family with OF "'enoS ni
all home; terms ToAs0naDle 10 PeImauoht
parties: references exchanged
III West 23d-st., LONDON TERRACE.
Desirable square and single Io1ms ~" ' 0"''
a. Sn wee ky small sunny floor, completely
Oo.bU furnished housekeeping sitting room on Sed
small extension Oud let 10 gentlemen lou N~i
rick-st, near Charlton
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
Mnslral 5nstrumenls.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, ~ stops, 1928. Pianos
ID S297 81 Factory running day and night Catalogue
free. Address DANIEL +. BEATTY. Washington, y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
financial.
OFHCE OF
OFFICE OF
SAINT PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS AND MANrT

UFTIlE OF
SAINT PAUL MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA RAILWAY Co., :
% WILLIAM.sE, NEw.YOKK, April ~. loo3
A L A MEETING held this day, the Board
Of Directors for the purpose in effect Of relmhursns
70 and dividing EhOer the cost and w ue 70
the extent OF 900 OF large and vauab properties and
lines Of railway recently acquired by the COMPANY aud not
covered It's existing aud extensive improve
ments ami additions g. it, other rros conferred upon us
stockholders Jf record MAY 1888 the prvle acquiring
consolidated Nota cent 5Oyear Gold Bonds Of inc
Company OF Issue the amount OF cent OF their
no dngs at the price Of 10 Of the thereon
pysbr the st NAV 1858 ON payment OF the 10 pc cent
scrip ecets will he sne therefor e the stOckh oes eI
ohangeaDe aud alter 1885 for the said bonds upon
presentation at tas office In amounts OF $1,000 or utpes
Thereof
The usual quarterly dividend OF cent also de-
ard. payable In cash on the LIST May next
For both The books will be osed Friday
April 20 1888 at aud Will be re0pened nay o. looo'
at 10 n IN.
4 dent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
JAMES J. HILL. President.
TO STOCKHOLDERS.
NORTH RIVER CONSTRUCTION CoMrANY,
No. - BROAD ST.. NRw-YoRK. April TX, 1850

IN
NORTH RIVER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Z
NO Is BROAD ST.. NRw. YORK. April IL, 1852
The directors Of tne North River Construction Company
having called nsaments TO the amount OF w
entr stock OF $1,000 OOO on which there remains
unpad the sum Of 100000 notice Ia hereby gwen TO su
shareholders paid ali tho instruments heIeoioe
Directors se5sed upon earh rh uo W
the caal Of said company such sums money a. low
remain unpaid thereon. not excee1ins ~ inc "oS ,r
az which each snare ~ OTgh
ally limited in the certificate OF organization ana
assessed be y ia 70
the Treasurer the company a its ohce 70 10 Ut W.
New YORK civ on day OF My 1850 anu u
faure OF anv the ance due on MS SUD
scrpon on or before that day the necessary steps VIII 10
nv said company effect fOreltl o. su6h suDsclp
ton and OF all instaments previously paid thereon
BY order OF the Boa Of Dii eotors . 90, ,,,,on,
~ N l.DWAND Il, WfNSLOW, PTesdent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
fettures ano Meetlr95.

A MEXICAN Quarterly meet
n ing "a Cooper I'm Ion, Thursday NAY !, 1883,
at O'Clock p m. CYRUS IA. LOI FRcl+
CUAS. Nick. IOESFR, Sec'y. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
Business Chances.

II INYESTMENT.-Rare business chance IN
l onnfaoturng of Brussels Wltons and Tapestry ar
HILL uractical experience OF oyor 20 years Ia argest
pets UrIand aud organizing and managlns 80
MUS III 80 Ia in Iemand. I1rstc references hs 70
Fronts arso ability &C. perfect by several gooa
made silent desired VII ipoo
na,s nr,n ew Yerk e5ewnoIo Au"0''
!. III aaa FairhIi.st, PhiladoiphlA fehh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23

THE OCCASION BEING THE LAST MONT
COL. MAP
RARNUM'S HIPP0DROME, o Brooklyn.
All the shove ssnf IN Gs s Tent
p T. BARNUM's HIPToDRoME
and Greatest Show on Earth United With
Eighr Monster shows In One mighty Big ons
Immense Double Menace Grand Museum.
Barnums hIppodrome OF Roman sports
Four. 9se chariot Races Anmn Races OF al k P.
Truly Wonderful Ee1iures now for the First Time
Fulton and T Tm@GT Ea1sas BROOKLYN
Admission 400 Children 1nde nine nan PGe
pOOTHS THEATRE. Final Nights.
ID LAST PERFoRMANcEs.
CLARA NORRIS. and sAIvIN1
sappcTiei by MT Morrison
f mSnGay A Ap s shH GST as CONRAD
Friday., A HDri 2 MoRfis as Ro5ALiE.
"f fssl si%s G of 90 RE 4RFl 20
THE 6GTHAw s' a 5eFdPy and H sAG2N
mGpaay Ag 30 HesH' s S hHRE ANp 1ULPKr
ID AN unequlvocal success "-wilam winter
H. r. at2ETifff0Gly J RsTi2Sre S6 ~ f4s
Prices Reserved seats 81 80 Admission 500 or 81
C0SMOPOLlTAN Theatre, B'way and 4lst-st.
GRAND PRODUCTION OF THE
operate speeaenl4r Extravaganza.
FOKTUNIO.
Music by FRANCIS q. OAKLEY. Book by blanche
Magnificent Cast-Gorgeous Costumes.
Grand Chorus OF 3d. Beautiful Scenery.
The whole mnang In picture Of dazzling splendor.
Popular Prces-Roseryed seats Soc. Zoe. and 81.
nALY'S THEATRE. Supplementary Season.
~ Every Night at g. Matinee saturday at9.
Her New Play
CARRIE SWAIN CAD THE TOMBOY.
Comedy. Music. Sensation
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Orchestra Circle and BacOnyl % cents
I..,,Ia ~ a. IA MI rlns Il arsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
Diulocn1 Notices.
orrcr HoNFsrAKr MIMIC coNrASr,

OFFICE HOMFsTAKE MINING CoHPANY
Is WALLEI. NEW. YORK. hpul l., 1888 J.
dividend 40. 5G.-TAe REGULAR monthly
care of Ah payable at the lice Of the transfer agent
o1sborr a. IIngpn Wa LIST the 25th lust Transfer
books close on tho 10th LOCNsBEKY q hAGGIN. uahs
agens.
SAY FHAVcIsCo, Aprii u. 1883
rI'UE FATHER DE SMET CONSOLIDATED
| GOLD MINING COMPANY - declared ID DIVIDES
No n OF Twenty CEN PER SilA tE. pay able at ne OF
Gco OF Lldlaw Co. II waist. Vow York ON the 3uth inst
will the sd H. DEAn secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
gopartnershlp Notices.

nISSOLUTI0N.-The copartnership hereto.
~ fore existing under the name OF George L. Brown ~
son ia this day dissolved by mutual consent george La
Brown authorized 70 sign IA iquidation n,ouS
New-York April 81. 1883. BELDEN u. bh.- W y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23

NTOTICE-Proposals will be received mt tho
Office OF the Department OF Public Charities and Coree-
ton No 66 3dave until April "a 1855 for Flour Groceries
rn| tsrv IIardyare SO. For full Information see city
Tors la aJ q 2 HAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23

NOTICE.-Sealed Proposals will be received
~ by Of the Twelfth ward ~ the All
OF the 80 rd Edu alton until April o. 1851 LOT new
SchooI Rn,ldn9 l9 ~ Ave A. For ruu information SEQ
civ Record fOr sa q No. City HAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
Anrtion Sales OF Real estate.
DECEIVER'S SALE

PECElVERS SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The subscriber Receiver OF Inc banA oi polso" No"''
will Offer at puDhc sac on . ,,r 81. 1000
nj halfpast the afternoon on the PROMISES TIC
properly known as =, ~, ,,,,,, VINO,
The BERGEN COUNTY BANK BUILDING
situate on the Main and Morris sts ackensacK
heWJCrSey. ,...,,t... o-o..o1 Il,
Ths property threestOry brick building erectea IN
the tai manner anu Is aoo1 Sc oo.
deep. II contains: on the nIst hof
arge and banking with nie PROOF naut
directors two Oices on the COMO moor sf ocS
on me and Town Commission room
aud in tn barrier shop and billiard rooms All
the Offices excepting the banslng IOOl oCCu
pied by The building is heated by steam through
out a. u,,.,o,,s+a % ,r.
vest M valuable and productive real estate
For iuT ticulaT, inquire OF ..--,
WILLIAM NJ. JOHNSON, Receiver
Hsckenssck, New-Jersey.
March "a. 1888.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
GRATEFUL-C0MFoRTING.
EpPS'S COCOA.

PRFAKFAsT-"B BY thorough knowledge OF the na,ata
laws which govern operations OF digestion ana nu.lo.
aud nv careful application iine properes oi
ected Cocoa EPps has provided our oes
decatey ored beverage which may save US many s
octors bs ii Is by 1adcious use ol sucn a,ees "
diet that constitution may be gradually built u un
subtle maiades oang around US ready 70 sssns
ever there h point We may escape msny a
nv teeune ourselves well fortified with pure biooa anu
nyyoperjy nonrished frame"Civl Service Sazeue ,. o
rNsds smny with boiling milk SOFA in tns si
tlolb and Iby BY Grocers labelled thus JAaHS A'SS
Co. homeopathic Chenlists Loho"n Hns~A~
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
Gnropean advertisements.

VISITORS to ENGLAND.-When visiting
Chasworth House. the seat OF the Duke OF De'onshro
visitors splendid accommodations az ,su,srSr
TJJE RAs LOW III YDROPATHlC ESTABLISH MENl,.
ovarioctinc ,hatsworth Park. Excellent cuisine ana
vsry modern and convenience Coaches run on
Row,ey d miles aud from sheffield. AZ miles dstnt
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
Gotels.

CT. JAMES HOTEL.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
BROADWAY, CORNER 26TH-sT.
Entirely edtted and furnished new throughout VIII opsn
for the reception OF guests MONDAY June q isSS No.,
d. ! SPRAuUE, Manager. WM.M. CONNER q Co., rfops
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03

ISOR SALE.-Elegant building site, New, New,
pSghton Staten Island; 25 adjoining salI9fs
snu1 Hsrbor lands splendid Wow. Address CLlNToN
" u Vest 5Jthst
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
Musiral Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, 81 stops, $125. Pianos
ID soe7 so Factory running day and night Catalos1e
frce. Address DANIEL +. BEATTY. Washington. n. j.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
Che 0urt.

4 MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.-Jerome Park.
IA ID 9TH. 7th and 9th June.
Races promptly at $ p. m. Decoration Day as2pm.
j. H. COSTER, Sec'y A BELMONT. Prest
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
Brooklpn properin for Sale ano 90 fst.

~noouIyN LOTS FOR SALE near Pros
sc, Park and along Of gro@ecteMd @ M rapid transit
81 m feT $sSfy sn os s9s estfnSS S
g.. sssriy s7oO ali improvements H. b. cRossErr'
IS Cedar-st.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03

nR. j. SMITH DODGE, Dentist; Tuesdays,
Dodge 4 soma 10 West 20thsts New.York
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03

NOR SALE, to close an estate.-Fineo ne modern mo e,
residence in Roselle. n. T. easy terms c lee, tars
En-, dean modern conveuences electric hgnt IN sn,ss
tna houses eighty trains daily taxes low iorV """''
Ion CITY i"q"'tIf G. WOODRUFF. Elizabeth, n. Jor,
G. IT, LANGDON, ~ Worthst, n \.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
Gonntrp propertp Uanteo.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.-For the
summer furnished house Long Island near salt wa
far nnsf five possession wanted about June
20 Terms must not exceed $40 per month b. r. W., Box
~. Tribune Office.
VVANTED.-In Catskill Mountains, fur
w nshed bonse with plenty ground for the
give full psrticulars r. b. BOX 3.67l. N. Y. City,
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
IT LONG BRANCH.-TO let for the seasol

,bTee handsomely furnished cottages IL 20 ~ roos
~ ~ haihroon lsunGres hot ana colo wafer gus
&C ali iuy furnished and in complete 9rdeD w bave
ias containing for three horses carriage mai
,,rss and mans room l.. H GRAIL NO 81 rA'Aio"'
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New-York tribune., 1883-06-03

NOR SAIE-At bargain to close an estate;
iSroom house all modern mprov vements; very s0ou ~
cation Address Box H. Flushing. L. l. --
T,op GALE and To RENT-Several farms,
f,om 10 40 acres close estste very te inVneS
Ieauired desirable dwellings 10 rem. @ IT T0DD
Inln n. j.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03

NOR SALE OR RENr.-A first-class country
residence modern improvements; nte h1es III 5ai
don .tc. al Plains. r. CARfhN l In