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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-16

San Francisco Report: In Eureka
prominent politicians have a different
way of doing things from that pursued
by their brethren here. In Eureka they
pay q defaulter to run away; in San
Francisco they bring him back to acquit
him. The Eureka plan is the simpler
and more direct; but the San Francisco
is more artistic.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-16

The New York Sun calls the attention
of Senator Edmunds to the fact that the
Gentiles were .distanced in the Utah
election. The ~polygamists had every
thing their own way, and. as the Sun re-
marks, are apparently going to have
their " way, without much regard to
the Gentiles, the Government, or MI.
Edmunds' celebrated bill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-16
Courtney Shut Ont.
A Killed.

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. ia Lunine
special says: This afternoon Lawrence
Denman met Rev. r. g. Sewell on the
street. and drawing . revolver fred at the
minister four times. inficting wounds
which caused his death In a short time.
domestic nature. No one blsmes Denman.
and Rev. Gewell IL regarded ~ the victim
Of . conspiracy, and he 90 asserted In his
ante mortem statement. Both parties were
highly connected, and 6ewell was the
Methodist clergyman and local agent Of
the American Bible Society.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-16

Henry Watterson, Gen. Longstreet,
William Malone, Harriet Beecher Stowe
and George William Curtis indorse Pres
ident Arthur. The Philadelphia Post
thinks it is about time for Mr.. Conkling
to fall in with the procession.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-16
OHIO A

According to the st. Louis Post it
turns out that O'Donnell, who killed the
informer Carey, is an Ohio man. OF
course. We are only surprised that
Carey wasn't an Ohio man himself.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-16
WOOD WOOD !

THE UNDERSIGNED 4 A LA Wood
quantity Of first class Mshogsny Dr,css.
that he will dispose Of At reasonable shee.
For particulars. apply 70 dsUrs. strictly
cash.. AnIiN ieetf
Ruby Hill, June 8, 1883. ''"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-16
FOR SALE CHEAP.

THE FRAME HOUSE. WITH BAY WIN.
dow, adjoining Williams brick house on
Buel street. will be sold cheap for cash, In
instsllments. with or without the lot or furni-
ture. For particulars. apply to John A.. Nc
Cormick ct d. p. Jones, corner Of Robbins and
Buel streets. jyl7 Inns
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-16

TRENTON, N. j., Aug. 15.-Mrs. Charles
A. Knobtack pitched her husband into the
canal and then leaped IN herself. The
woman was drowned and the husband
rescued.
Mackay u Telegraph Director.
New YORK, Aug. 15.-John W. Mackay.
the bonanza millionaire, was to-day elect
ed q Director in the Postal Telegraph
Company, in place Of Joel B. Ehrardt, re-
signed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-16

YoRK. Pa, Aug. 15.--Judge Jere Black,
suffering from urinary affection. Is seri-
ously ill. At II last night he wal resting
quietly under the influence Of opiates. No
immediate danger is apprehended by his
nhvaician.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-16

Minister Daggsts is visiting friends on
the Comstock.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-16
DELAYED IEIEGEtAMS.

The preoidcnt has affirmed the pro.
CecdIug ia tue court martial IN the case
~ Licutcnrut Robinson, first cavalry,
but the findings and sentence are disnp-
proved, and Lieutenant Robinson re-
sumeH hiH command.
GOV. i Proctor Knott, in connection
with the Librarian at Washington, il
compiling work on wit aud huuor
comprising the best sayings OF vita
from Chaucer to the present.
SAN FRAScsCo, October b
The s'eamer Rio Janeiro has arrived
at San lrauclscO with four hundred
Chinese sailors on roIte 10 Germany tu
mann the iron clnda being built for the
Chinese government.
Yokphumu japanese government has
concluded treaty Of commerce with
Cnrea. 1t Is stated that tho Great
Northern telegraph company has taken
the contract to lay the cable from Japan
Coroa.
The disastrous eruption at the
straits of Sunda have been connected at
Yokohama with peculiar appearance
NJ the sun, which from noon August
Both, until September LIST, resembled u
ful moon. The atm osphere was OBJ
cured with dust-laden smoke emitted
from hratntou volcano and carried mp
1000 miles by the southerly monsoon.
The British schooner Olome, caught
/ puuching ON the seals VI Behrlng Island,
was .ci2ed by Russian officers, the tura
comic ted and th'frew held IA prisoners
Miss Hills case against Senator
Sharon has heeu continued on her peIi'
ton, over the protest OF Share ID
con sei,
/ SAINT LOUIS, October l5.-Ihe
stolen in ictments Of the Saint
Louis court were found IN the posses.
sion Of "a Post Dispatch reporter, and
cnplas has been Issued for him to he
brought in to court and explain
Perry, Weeks AMI Carter have been
acquitted IN the Galveston cotton weigh
er case. II is said new cases will he
filed forthwith.
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NUMBER 258

the car, Blry was crushed aud mangled
hryuud recognition and diedi instantly.
Mnlouey was crushed against the tender
aud engine, his scalp almost torn from
his hrHd and one arm and leg broken.
The train was quickly stopped and Ma
lpuey was carried to the engine and laid
upu the foot The men then started
for Bley's remains and were carrying
en- towards the engine when they
were horror stricken to see Maloney
cruzcd with pnin, suddenly Jump up and
throw the throttle valve wide open, the
engine then started with fearful rapidi-
ty down grade. When Latrobe was
reached, six miles from the scene OF ac.
cidcnt, Malouey closed the valve aud
fell uuconsriOusly to the floor OF the cab,
hc WAS picked up and taken to the hos
pitablc whore he is at present with very
slight nope of recovering.
ELECTION or DIRECTORS.
CiNCINNArt. O., October 10. The con-
teat over the election u three directors
uf the Ohio and Mississippi terminated
by compromise. The directors elected
being Robt Garrett, Edward 5. WhittR-
kcr. James II Smith. This is the ticket
which b. ~ .. interest IN the b ginning
claimed had been agreed on 10y the Lon
don committee NJ share-hold r..
SOCIALISTS CONVENTION.
PlrrsuuRa, October l5.--rhe social
istic wurkmcu's a sOclHtlpn resumed it's
session tins morning, only fifteen dele.
gates being present. Letters OF en-
courHgcment and uugratulation were
received from Mexico, London, Germa-
ma, Russin and Ptris. Nihllists con
grutulH ed the society on its past success
and gave heartfelt sympathy Tor it's
future, Papers were read from Mil
waukcc, New York, Chicago, Baltimore,
ST. Louis, ST. Joseph, Omaha, Saline
vile and California. Chicago advised
more harmonious system Of urgaui2a.
ton than heretofore. California urged
the society To- form organ cations all
over tue country preparatory to the
coming conflict, and have everything III
readiness to strike home on time. This
notion must he simultaneous all over the
world. Omaha demanded that all pes
cnt systems uf government bn abolished
and that general cooperative system
he established throughout the world.
-rHIKEH- ovEu,wrp.
pIrrguuWa, October ll.-The Chron-
iclc, of Bradford, Pa, says. The Beech
Nroe mines, owned by the Rochester
and pittsburg railroad, started mp his
morning with one hundred and sixty
men, without any disturbance. The
presence uf Plukerton'a detectives cvi-
IDENTIFY having IL good effect upon the
strikers. An ATTEMPT will be made to
open the mines Of the company at
PunX-utawney this afternoon, and
those ut Dubois tomorrow. The strik-
crs at these points ARE very strong, and
sN.. 4
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-16

NeW SOouN
..,i, preserved strawberries
B"'' ', nr,,crycd uspborries'
B'iA,, .. ezt.a straw berries,
B S,', sweet sI'ted peas
i D'' uarm'poi peas
Bi''.,..,er4.i new fresh goods and
>" r.,i 10 the market
be o''' al other vegetables to arrive.
''' loYk F. MAR SHALL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-16

From The Puilh lclpnta Evening News.
Nee" said Mrs. Bruwnsnlith. I'll want
q good girl, and possibly you might DO;
but have you had any experience
Experience. is Ia - replied the damstl,
resting her hands on her hips ana tossing
her head In the air; "ixparience' Is II
Faith, and haven't Oi been In no lees thi n
tWinty families during the last month
operation,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-16
IOlshIta y.


Hos, ,n,.. Drtnh,, H. -R,uorts say
thai Zine. chinese adIuIluI. with four glln.
boats ru ro d-rubnr, most ni tho
Chinese truop. there The admiral viii
then rum,u To- Caution with General Fang.
f. is supposed THAT the intention Of mas.
my hiu,c troop ON the Iouqun iron
llur ha. 'cnD abandoned.
-r,,AIoNu.nlanrrr. rmrArrNp.
Lusuo>. O.rubur IA Poe, .pccul
irum ST. Petersburg states that owing To
the impression produced 10y the state
mout- made by .pondonis 81 foreign
new, papers OF LEGGED discoveries OF cpu-
-pllHci"- IN ih, ltu-.lah army. winch are
"lNruIy dennd lhc government mas
resolved mat Va .h' iu'",t " VIZ ll3''-
,"" '"'h"is nI Nihi'AI statements " 'heN
'"."'''' In h"-7'"
er-Trtor-,
~. PELUsur Outobrr lj-rhc pro
feet polio, issued un order 10 hotel keep
,I- To strictly watch the movements oi
iotcign guests.
NuIi-1 Arrested.
81. prrr.r-iu.ro. October IA brother
of the mAil,.t. leader Irutpuushi, Hus
arrested
rr,trp ,t.pr-rrp
I,,r,, n,.,'n ~, Inlp Walters
fine broker who l,Ird saturday. and wn.
.,,,,.-i,L ,y.. tt,. IrnL, r al Gr, Warden
Tho l,null,u, -,rr,turv cf ur Lnu,lru
.,,l pl,,r h,,l yyn. nrr,i,,n,d tn-,,uv
I,,,n-it,d vith ihn hank Waller. do
,Iirrd that he renewed The bonJ- In the
usual way of business as broker and de
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-16

SCHOONER WREChtp.
NIriNE, MiclL October 10. - The
schooner Nc'ir Gardner with IL cargo OF
corn tor Buffalo went ashore on south
nuint In Thunder Bay early this morning
and Is total loss. The crew was saved
TERRIBLE PANIC.
ST. PErrW- nuHg, October i5.--Dnrmg
the services ia hr Jewish synagogue at
Xinoukuin Saturday false fire alarm
was raised IN the Vomcu's gallery
which caused panic. The people
crushed fur the iour whore there WIS 70
Terrible rush. forty women were killed
and thrty others injured.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-16

by reference TO the local column. you
will find that 5 rANARD'S ROY AL
PATENT has again taken the sweepstake
prize AZ the great fair in st. Louis (the
wheat center OF the world over all COM
petition. Thus Tor five consecutive years
it has been acknowledged by the best
Judges tO be the INST FLOUR MADE, and
boy authority Of T., o. Stanard 81 Co.,
guarantee 1t, not only "a good, but better
than any other lOur In the market.
Prices same AS other fine patents. Money
refunded II perfect satisfaction is not
given. JOHN f. MARSHALL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-16
SUNDAY TEIEGKAms

PnrADELruiA, October II The CON
ecratIou ~ Rev David BI.ll kui kerr
booker ID, D., rector Of GethseMaue
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-16

Prr,nuRG, October 10 While Johln
Blew and james Maloney two 7"lthii-
men were repuring damage 10 tue II ut
oar M ,chei TO the train standing at the
station on the Pennsylvania railroad
yast.rday.the engineer started the train,
not b iug aware Of their presence under
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-16

Hard Water soap al Tucker u Willis.
wool Mprlao and cotton half hose,
solid and fancy str ped, a, Sanger Bros.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20

GOOD BOARD in quiet and healthy place,
" near a miles iron the connecticut eSte or
and from the liar EN- Railroad Address Mrs f. d. hAi
LIN sharon, Litchded County, Conn.
GENTL EMEN-Remaining IN town for the
" summer find home comforts, large rooms Tuit'
.tablipg bathing; the city Address L. O. Astoria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
JERE. JOHNSON, Jr., Auctioneer,

VII make two immense OF 200 OF the choicest lots
situate Brooklyn TIL ESDAY. May 80 and TIL RS
DAY. May 81 IN Exchange saesroom. No. Ill Broadway
New.York. Maps of first sale ready. Second will
be ready May "a at suconeer's Office. No Pnes, New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20

nor RENT.-PrOspect Place House, contain
ing 20 rooms Tomkins Cove the lower Caiskll OF
rIn5son l0 mile New.YOrk. minutes walk from
he Vest shore Railroad steamer Chrysteaah lands morn
ing and evening Address GEO. s. WOOD. Iomkihs cove
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
Gim Real estate for sals.
MEXICAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
Au,rsrrRs UNION BUILDING, 1879 BROADWAY
NETWORK
CAPITAL 100000.

perser in uamo Of owners or agents with
of properties for sale rent or nOIgaSe w.n
fn Dai gstate Exchange foundation for nrther
Ameons Fees nominal CITY. suburban, lniAnu is'
liver and Mountain Resorts; Farms AgilcuiIa'
oe'al and Timber Lands; Mines and prospects, io
@ and privileges Registers at all times open 10 eAa
investors, dealers anu
registered properties promptly anu cv
without CHARGE. Further ADVERTISEMENT %
.a ~ properties made ne most favorable teiins
sor blank form o registry aud full Information
766 NADISON-AVE. LENOX HILL
a. Fine hard wood finished medium size dnlnProom ga
tension dwelling. three rooms deep On pAiI"i ""N ~
Ioors. baIg in 10 prompt customer
N'!'"'" V X TEVENSON. IT,,
81 Cedar ST and 66l Ffth-ave.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES for lNNEoA-
me men, paying RRgTYIATB& WHITING Beekman.st
~HARI,FS Rick g. CO., Auctioneers, %
Tast Alst-st have for ale or Dniu ~ Pamnblet on
houses u the best locations IN Ne"-fo Ni''
a'picauOn. =
Fronting SOUTH BAY, L.. ~ "a, r LIZ
tact for sale suitable for diylsloh mo seNolaI p
a., - haynr cool ltiliAg site and access 20 nH
ueS' eH'H lawns Rutland d WHITING. . Beekman'st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
DRlAN II. MULLER, AuctiOneer.
SUPREME COURT SALE IN PARTITION.
ESTATE OF THEODORE MARITIME. Decd.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

SD. 37TH, 45TH 10TH, 53D AND 56TH SITS, AND
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY ON PARK
PLACE, 9TH-AVE. AND 2SrH-ST
ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON will sell at auction on
TUESDAY. May ~ at AZ O'Clock at the Exchange
kalesroom n broadway. -
SUPREME COURT-GEclL CAMPBELL HlG6lNS,
ESQ, REFEREE.
PARK LACE-The 4stOIy brick building, with lease OF
lot No lV2, % by about 30 eet.
18th STkEEr-The two 4-stOry brown stone front
houses and lots 1873 and $50, 1916 by by $50
feet each. 4
8TH AvESUE-The two Sstoy BRICK houses and lease Of
lets Nos 337 and BAL 20 by GO feet each 49,
WEST 33D -STKEET-l lot. north sd@ commencing go
feet west 81 9th avenue. 20 by te-9 $1,000.
IVES 3iD NTREET-Ihe 5-slOry frame mousse anu io NO.
154 l7.G by ab Jut II feet. o..
feet east of nth avenue, 20 by $50 -.
WEST 45TH STREET, lot, south side, commencing 4'o
feet west Of 9th avenue, % by 1904. no
WEST 4pth STREET, Ot south SIDE, commencing [OO
feet OF IN avenue, 25 by 1904 q
WEST 53D STREEr-Oore iot south side, commencing
S42 feet inches OF 9Th avenue having frontage OF 20
feet Inches -
WEST 5sD STREEr-3st story brick house and lot No.
234 1879 1903. Also adjoining the east with
brick broadway having frontage
100 the 80 ee on east
eide, 100 2 feet west side
EAST 56TH STREET, lot. north side, commencing 2lO
feet east Of 80 avenue, 25 by 1904. - =.
Book aud particulars at Office OF Messrs LANAGAN
q HAMI1N, attorDeys No. 81 Nassau steet, or OF the
Nn InAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20

UNFINISHED and unfinished country seats
l. and houses by season year line Hudson, Harlem
ard New. Haven railroads WIN. II. HOYT & CO.. Van
derbilt.ave. opposite Grand Central Depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20

FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR SALE OK ~
4 RENT AT OCEAN BEACH " 1.-THE house Is new
and beautifully iocaioi in full view OF the ocean large
mar or and dining buffers pantry &C. 10 bedrooIns
kitchen and laundry. water gas, Re wo story PIAZZA al
modern improvements Apply to MI NOLTf' Evening foSt
Bulding Broadway and Fulton ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20

EUh I'M - t IL ,be ovrlr CaisEilI Of
tbe VI nis0p miles from New York. minutes walk from
IN West shore Railroad steamer Chrysteha lands morn
ing and evening Address GEO. s. WOOD, IOmkin. Cove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20

DEAL ESTATE at Bath, l.. l., improved to
IL any extent win paw 10 TO 20 per yearly laSes
Apply to ARCH YOUNG, Bath. L. l., Vi 44l BIoaA"Ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20


viNTYFOUR ST. lots south side, ll2 feet west
o tine boulevard. and Riverside Drive ,,,-
FDlkT " HINGTON-lS lois. with large noueTh 40 uDe
house . oons cas and water and small barn on easteiy
s,d of Fo.t sngtOn Ridge Road AT lssthsi Kn lwn as
Also % lots eastely lde OF Vrt
We.hi 81 on Ridge about lGoth-sl ADJOINING lana
oNnel by Institution of the Bind. ,.
MOTT u AVEN- % lots on Mott Haven canal Det"eSn
Pailroad ana Rider ayes, 3Sth and II ST SITS -
TWFNTT.THIRD WARD. NETWORK CITf-2S9 lots
on ST. Aua James Xa lei and Trinity aVes I33dst
~ Afarv's and l49th SITS. known as Maiy 8 PARK .
CITY OF IONKERS-2l = RS OF land WIN iarge uOuDe
house eascry Of Central jerome ave. az The ntersec
of Nc iean2ye -,
UFYN AID ~T The -four. twO-stOry and la ement high
sioo trimngsl houses aud lOts NOS ~
"a - ana 81 between Bedford and Lee aves
LYNCH.~T.-fhe nine three story anu basement DrlcK
(Own-Si tiinnngO hou ana ots y % A. ID" 40
40. 81, - and 50 Lynch 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q: 40 lots on HamltOn-ave, at In
"GII,.XTilt' i-TiIIE TOWN OF GRAVESEND. L. 80
and ol dnes fronting GrayeseDd Bay, adjoining Coney
Islud wi,A zip iran nights ,,,,.---, -.
ENaiK & LA ge brick factory, buildings and plot
Of and No James southeast OF Bennett ST.,
ls4 leet front by - TO 90 feet deep ,,
PAT rs Y about Is acres OF land on Wills ana
Passaic aycs arg, modern dwelling house and ont
lulGin knOwa the Mount Elizabeth property TINS
City OF and the Iassdc RIVER
{ q has iHe orchard. lawn forest trees &c
PA~A &c y PILOT Of land l25 10y 26 feet on Peuison
Of land south side of Gregory ave- between
Pasaic and enung also four plots comprising 200
PaulisOn and Lafayette ayes, ana
on lau.isoa.aye. between Oag and Terlune SIS
BAYOSNI.. BERGEN POINT n plot OF land con
tainnr lois on Ayenne- X, be ween Sd and 4th SITS
maps particulars at Office OF Real Estate Trust
COMPANY Is Broadway. New YORK, or OF tho auction
GERS al their Office No. PiDe-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
Dressmakinl.

nRESSMAKlNG.-By n thoroughly expert
enced and stylish litter and draper few engage
ments BY the DAY objection the CITY,
Address ID. NJ Tribune 0Ifce. l.235 BROADWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
Gunner Resorts.

CENTRAL HOTEL, Roc, Rocka SU,S now MO Gsaas
2 g S eae a %y 9Ou House aas Ave minutes
SeUG sshT SSs moaeEa Adss
Proprietor. 80.
COUNTRY BOARD.-One hour to New Y ork.
SO M %DSiej J. u GGSSi i e. Gave'snd l.
CLAFLIN HOUSE, BECKETT, MASS
y Among the BERK HILLS sixth sea'o2 e SerS
particular y reference For dssGPSS Beers s Mas
CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS.
~ ALKALINE LITIIA WATERSt
HAMPsInRE GO. wEsT vIF i,5I; 4. no,nt, of
LARGEST swimming PS %S Of c .aaSnG
to none Han Of hours ride c%Gass or
sPcRdd, White sgpuJ SInd
home For medical other testimony SEMI for pamphlet
De SH4G scS% n;S anu H. SALE Propeo
CATSKiLL MOUNTAINS.
~ TREMPER HOUSE opens June 90. Terms. 81 30 per
may be seen at the Gisey House NewYOrk. Monday and
iu''u'' j j. IT, TE1PER, JR. Phunca, Ulster Co. " Y
COLUMBIA WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
y Hudson ri NJ r. NAs w pSP 3 IN SSSsSd
circular giying Analysis and iull PARTICULARS
CAPE ANN.-Bass Rock House Good HarboT
~ Beach, Goucesor Mass cuisine MAJ ossi Send for
S SeserS te BOOK Jt'" '''"''' E. O. brown
COUNTRY BOARD.-Board in the Berkshire
Ten m H vim wiz r Om ea u%y G
Terms - 81 per week. Apply To JOHN A. hAiNh'
Great harrington, Mass.
NHERRY HILL FARM HOUSE, on hgn
" ground Catskis ready for guests peastne
Te6ps good o aT paTtnar address Mis- C. L. SMITH.
Freehold Greene Co.. n Y
COOPERSTOWN, n. .Y.-Private boarding
~ open for guests July l. Terms IRON 80 10 20
FOREST HILLS HOTEL
L WHITE MTS.. y. H.-Opens June 10. New throughout
modern all appointments accommodates 100 SnessI
n,ost central and the mountains PRIEST
& DUDLEY. Proprietors. FIanconia " II.
EOUGUET HOUSE, Plattsburg, ~ Y.
Rciurnlshci; electric bells added starting point lot
'"o Aui'o"u''A' CHAs. e. LELAND & co.
GOOD BOARD in a quiet and healthy place,
VI near small lake miles IRON the CONNECTICUT western
and from the Railroad Address MRS f. b. HAM
LIN, Sharon. Ltchheld County conn
EENTL EMEN-Remaning IN town FOR the
" summer can find home comforts large rooms nuit'
stabling bathing the city. Address L. o. AstoIla
HATHAWAY HOUSE,
DEAL BEACH NEAR LONG BRANCH. y. J.
first class family Hotel open from June ~ IN september
To- having handsome. wesh%ied gTGnds ana geoa gLs
HOTEL BRISTOL
5TH.AvE, CORNER OF 42D-sT. y. Y.
A FAMILY HOTEL located on the crest Of Murray Hill.
near the New.York Central Hudson River Railroad sta
ton All rooms suite most of them having southern
eApo'u0' Ao'' D. s. HAMMOND.
HOTEL BRIGHTON, Coney Island
beng decorated, VIII open May 80 on america.
and European plans be engaged ut sturtevant
iio"'N CHAs. f LELAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
Conntrr propcrtn manteo.

EARM WANTED TO LEASE.-l0 to 20
4 acres within es OF tbs city. FRUI1-GROWEK
Tribune Office
WANTED. - Furnished cOunuy-hOuse, one
w hour distant Delaware Lackawanna and Western or
Erie RAILROAD Address H., Box 9, Tribune ONCE
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NOR SALE OR TO LET.-TwO cottages IL
$1,000 500 half cash Farm oIy acres G
iv WOODS near ocean; $50 month OF board for
two dali on : PRING LAKE, l05 East 26th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20

Brooknn propsrin fOr Sale ano % Let.
JOR SALE.-Valuablc factory, propeitIIy 1,
4 Brooklyn. D., Wharfage apnd E bn,iainqs in
driven wei: - lots improved. with brlck 81
tc,.i order used manufacturing melciihai y
KELSEY a sUYDAM 66 broadway, bIooSI! - -
HANDSOMELY FL RNlSHED mSacrh sa moMso 8,
cvcrv convenience best location, Flushing; SEASON oI
=, loS - M 10 rpht party w. LEAVITf 90 Broadway
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Ciip.l)ropcrtn 90 Get.

ry,p LET-With OF without steam power, me
,,rr ana basement ll2 ana ia WoosteTsi, ao1lOO;
4, QUO loft lOOxlOO. and two lofts 5Ox loO acn; ~
hAhJtd: OH, stcam elevators wafer anu gas '''9
VIII .. tch , ~" al" io' '0'' GEIINER & MOORE
Apply 70 al and AZ west l4th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
NEWARK. PATERSON. PAssAIC AND BAYoNNE.
NEW.JERSEY.

AMMAN H. MULLER SON will sell at auction on
,ovy >rav d 1888 at O'Clock at the Exchange Sales
room No / II Broadway, Ncw-forR
pyOeDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
REAL ESPATETRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK.
Tho following described real estate. viz:
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rsO LET.-At Nyack- Hudson, large, we'll
furnished house: wide yeandas superb yeI view tx,
tcrsive glen and running broo. on NE pace
Of rut; $50 To- three months Address MIS- hhahAHl'
I1n rack u u.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-01

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