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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-21

aggregate case of genteel female brigandage,
a case of velveted, brocaded, bejeweled fem
ale lawlessness and is saved from being petty
larceny only by the thinnestve veil of falsehood.
These ladies put those grapes into those deli
cate and refined mouths of theirs under the
pretence that they were simply sampling
them with view of buying, while at that
very time they did not expect to buy.
This genteel sampling business is carried
an very extensively we are informed by
dealers in groceries and small fruits. Per-
sons seem to do it as q matter of course.
Some of them saunter into retail
grocery stores and perhaps make
small purchases. While the goods are being
put up, especially in strawberry time, they
will cat more fruit than the profits on the
pui chase amount to. Such persons should
imp rove their manners in this respect, Guilt
vate their principles and leave off this gen
teel u ufering.
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Ret,trninn to he Oities-

Now that all the watering places are closed
those who have been visiting them have re-
turned to their respective homes, and have
again assumed home duties and will here
after be found indulgingin the usual round
of city amusements, which promise to be
abundant this season. They have hardly
commenced yet, but the appearances indi-
cate that we will have pretty active cam
paign. The theatres concert and dancing
halls will soon be in full blast,
and the long winter evenings
viii be made as merry as good music, good
company and pleasant society can make
them. These pleasures will be pursued with
great activity and industry till the lenten sea
son confronts the merry makers and calls
upon them to halt and turn their minds to
more serious matters. Until that time
comes, the wicked fiddle will occupy a com
handing and important place, and will be
recognized as the master of the situation.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-21
Re-oeempancu OF a Chnrch.

The Plymouth people have house warm
ing to-day, and after month of exile return
to their own enlarged and in every way i'm
proved sanctuary. The alterations were in
part necessitated and will tend to give the
society new strength and better equipment
for its work. The additions to the buildings
were erected by G. j. Grant; the interior
decoration was done by Nicolai, of West
Third street, End the reseating by Johnson 81
Co., of jackson street. The new carpet
purchased by the ladies was furnished and
laid by the st. Paul Carpet company, on
Wabashaw street. Few churches in the city
present now more attractive appearance,
and the outlay in this instance was wise and
timely. To-day's reopening exercises will
be of special as well as general interest.
The pastor, DR.. Dana, is to preach at the
morning service, and in the evening adj
dresses will be made by President Northup,
of the state university, and Francis Murphy.
The service OF song will be led by double
quartette, and promises to be exceptionally
attractive. The other churches will wish
well to this growing society, and in its new
house and amid its many noteworthy activi-
ties it ought to become increasingly effective.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-21
Dramatic \ ots.

Frank Mayo is IN Philad =lphia.
Forepaugh's circus Is In Canada
John T. Raymand Is doing Indiana
Emele Melville is singing in Australia.
Minnie Palmer played il Buffalo last
week.
Barnum's circus was in St. Louis Last
week.
Joe Emmett played in Albany, \. z, Last
week.
Maggie Mitchell opens in Chicago on
the 90.
Chicago has had revival of the 1.-TWO
Orphans"
Maude Granger is playingtO big audiences
in New York
Roland Reed took his Check to Brook
lyn last week.
New York is agog over Nine. 'Janauschek's
new play, my Life"
''Sieba'i continues TO draw well at the
Star theatre, New York
The Irving company open their return en-
gagement at Quebec Sept. 80.
The ''SilTer King was played to large
audiences in Chicago last week.
"A Double Life'' was produced in Chicago
at the Standard last week with Newton
GOtthOld As star. The play Is -melodrama,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-21
krnhu,nr-II hrecht.

On Monday evening the 5th inst. happy
union Of two old families. Of ST. Paul, by
the marriage rites took place st No. 234
Eighth street, corner OF Pine, at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, in the mar
riage Of Mr.. Edward e. Krahmer to Miss
Emma Albreeht. The bride is the daughter
of NJ, ernest Albrecht, the president Of the
Germania bank. Mr.. Krahmer is the son Of
Mr.. Edward F. Krahmer and head Of the
firm Of Krahmer Bros. the well known
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-21
The Olympic.

At the olyml DC great bill has been pre-
pared for the @ 1ming week.
The FIST sp oearance of Alice Jennings
and Eddie OBJ len, Miss Jennings being the
champion fema le boxer of the world, also
Sterin and Rick]ia, the splendid sketch ar
fists, also solden, the peerless female imper-
senator, Charley larson, the great rife
shooter, Lottie Dyent curt, taking vocal
lst.
Manager Edwin P. Hilton, who is making
a specially Of lively aft erpieces, claims that
"a Slippery Day. whic viii be produced
the ensuing week, is fur nier than all those
preceding it put together
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-21
Tnfnrtnnate Attain.

CINCINNATI, sept aO.-Fefdinsnd schIedel
died this evenidg from the result Of injuries
inflicted by Pat Bowman last Thursday.
Schledel was a lame expressman hired by
Bowman 20 move the latter's household ef-
feets. After doing so Bowman refused TO
paw Schledel. and he went in BOwman's
house to get his jacket He was pushed out
on the sidewalk By Bowman and hurt the
lame limb so as to cause blood poisoning
with fatal results.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-21
..NIodern Advancement,

Our attention has been lately drawn, by
personal experience, to DR.. BigelOw's Posi-
dive cure fo.- coughs, colds and consumption,
aSd all throNt and lung diseases 1t is s
scientific comp 1und Of rare merit, the pro-
duction OF the researches of an eminent
physician aud tSrc practical chemists of
laboratory experien. &c OF fifty years 1t is
an unequaled mod, ern producton.-E<-
csd;gs. Trial bottles tree, OF P. J. Dreis,
corner Ninth and s.. Peter streets, St Paul
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-21
The Choral Sociesu.

The st. Paul Choral society win hold its
first meeting for the season 1884 So, oll Mon
day evening next, Sept. 22d at the all of
Curtis Business college, corner of Third and
Wabashaw streets, at s o'clock All the
members OF the messiah chorus" are ex-
pected to be present; and an invitation is
extended TO all singers not heretofore con-
nected with the society to join at this time.
1t is desired to form a large and eff active
chorus in order that the works of the great
masters. which it is the intention of tn So
ciety to render this season, may be well per-
formed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-21
Regular Prices.

and prettily innocent assumption of Editha by
little Miss Della Fox. This piece, which de-
serves a better characterization than is given II
by the word ''sketch,'' is by Messrs. Gus Thorn
as and Edgar Smith, who take part with Miss
Fox in its performance.-ChicGg Inter Ocean.
They owe nothing to anybody excepting for
few musical bits which come in as specslties.
Altogether this is good, clean, bright, taleHted
company and the Dickson's Sketch Club offers
what is its own. 1t deserves success for talent
and honesty st. Louis Republican, Nay IS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-21

painters. The ceremony was witnessed
only by tile immediate relations of the
parties Gu lite number of very beautiful
presents wer,e received and numerous con-
CALCULATIONS fere rendered from friends and
acquaintance. Mr.. and Mrs Krahmer
will for the pre- sent remain with the old folks
but the newly lmsrried couple have a home
of their own in prospect.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-21
Chart now Open.
D1CKsoN's SKETCH CLUB.

One of the most pleasing aud daintily artistic
bits of dramatic composition it has been our good
fortune to enjoy in some time, is a one-act piece
entitled ''Editha's Burglar now being present
ed at the Standard Theater. 1t is based upon
magazine story, we believe, and is quite as
unique as it is touchingy comical, its pathos and
humor being as delicately blended as the warp
and wool of texture. An especially interesting
tone is given it through the delightfully."- simple
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-21
IN Elegant Spread.

Messrs. George l.. Wilson and George
Prince, civil engineers ON the st. Paul Water
works, gave their employees an elegant
spread last Wednesday evening at the resi-
deuce of Mr.. Wilson, sol Lincoln street. A
delightfully."- spent social evening followed
the feast, the visitors being eighteen in num-
Aar
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-21
We Owe

A debt Of gratitude. " 'He "eiin1u "onen
and physicians who Ia u pe4 ,-e 80
medicinal qualities Of l. 80 Ol.D',
Best results are obtained
with other medicinal roots al. -
DR.. Jones' Red Clover Tonic, y. -,
best known remedy for all bloo0 o9s".i,-s
stomach and liver troubles, pimples, AZ
ness, bad breath, piles, ague and Inalar- 5.s
eases, indigestion, loss Of appetite, low spin.
headache and al diseases Of the kidney
Price 30 cents, Of P. J. Dreis, corner Ninth
and Cedar streets, St. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-21

The most hotly contested race, however,
was the trotting match in the 2:29 class be-
tween Zig, Bay Brine, Lulu Judd and Flora
Belle, who were placed in position as named.
SIX heats were trotted, with the result as
shown below, when it became so dark that
it was amicably arranged that the three horses
having two heats each divide the money,
giving $50 to each horse and Zig taking fourth
money, which covered his entrance money.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-21

During the afternoon nearly all the stock
and other articles on exhibition were re-
moved. The Red Wing brass band was in
attendance each day and furnished some ex-
cellent music.
Sandwiched in between the races, three
young men, viz: VIM. Newton, H. Asvel-
man and Thomas Ness, gave an exhibition
of their Skill on the bicycle, the race of
half mile being won by Newton by large
majority.
As stated above the races in the afternoon
were the principal attraction of the day.
They consisted of pacing race in the 2 80
class, and trotting match in the , 30 class.
The judges were y. B. Fulmer, starter, as
sisted by Messrs. Owen, Wright and d. B.
Chamberlain, of Hastings. The pacing race
was first called promptly at ? p. m. with the
the following entries: Grey Dan, Sleepy
Fred, Ada B, Billy \ and Niger, and they
drew for position in the order named. The
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
RROOKLTN ART ASSOCIATION.
roRrY-SiNrn sEMl-ANNuAL ENulBlrioN.
M, all naintiuus collected by the Brook

roRrY-NlNrH SEMl-ANNCAI FNHiBllioN'
Tho oil paintings collected by the Brooklyn
Art Association and first shown at last evening
,,,yo,r view numher some three hundred. and
lnclulei crcdtahle nssemhagc of landscapes
generous sprlnting " gcniys and figure pieces, few
marines ani the usual abundant garnshng Ut fruit anq
gnwprs rnrtralturc is chiefly represented hy Mr.
NJ ,pesc's rnrtrat of Miss Wheeler Rnd portrait ny
Mr rnvier both p VhlMtel last spring With the Society
Of American Artists Mr chase contributes rnhnet
sse pnrtra, uf young lady In street Dress No iol
which shows greater simpicity in he composition ahd
,on,e perslan aud dishcthnss IN execution Than have
vsasis characterized Mn Chsses wrih IN rottatute,
MI w. n iirrnonit sends u somewhat immonilc heat
efHhnksreafes itren,. with suggestion of iiehnrt u
the warmth o the reddish halt and the eioat white oi ih'
tkin,
Messrs, nliaoi, Mhlredge, hiatelocs holmef fffoh,
wyatt aud iarten send landscapes which arc TAR "a
empes of these artists various styles aud sueeS MI
Carleton Virgins his larger landscape With trees ano
shec9nows dangerously close upon tho heels OF Charles
Jae lue, and the fniag, of Mr Max WeyPs landscape
No Oi is suggestive, IN appearance, not In method OF
execution, ol Corot The pink Transparent nesh ot one
Of Mr. Guys wonderful infants inmnes an END of the
gallery accompanied by Mr. r. W. Woods Daughter OF
Eve" news girl and a boothlack very much III MI
B,owns fayortc vein. Mr Maynards portrait OF himself
studies costumes hy Messrs. Percy and Leon Moran
a figure. nominaly ideal hy Mr. Sattercc' and nsure
piece No .Oh Interesting ii"n It's mar, eIous pa',ss
are To be noted a. continue around the gallery Mr.
". /. Palmer exhibits again ms View on the plci
Hudson" Mr.. Constant Mayer ana MT. words
north Thompson are neighhors, and Messrs j
Alden Wcir lnslcy. Lyman, DE Hans, Wognaum, shmrt
lef and McCort are among the other corlnu,oIs @ Nr
W T. Richards is represented by shore view OF CON
siderable size painted with the and fidelity which
rsars'cS rS"n wS nna ' haf MGA SAN Francisco artist
Mr. Hahn. has little Western material in his
opening OF a gallery. Altogether we think that me
friends of The Brooklyn Art Association Will find much
10 please them in the collection that Will be submitted
tO their inspection this week
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
Counlrn Doar0 u0anle0.

I WISH t0 PLACE MY BOY, eight years old.
wilma famDy wueIo he Will bo tcndeIy cared fot, aud
both hi manners gul educ ,n viii receive proper at
enfon Would Pfe.er place Wncro thor" arc few or no
Other IpH; must Dee IN lc con if and would Ike The Local
ton tn bee within easy access rom Washington ana conNen
iruty aud telegraph once Othc things equal a
Of liberal educ ion college grad
uae he preferred liberal compensation i'll be paid
will please state ami ndmber OF the members Of
household and extent o. experience, any. IN teaching
the young Address join LUDLOW,
Arlington Hotel, Washington, ID. e.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
Gelp luantsS,

\VANTED,-For rlolnicd n, jp first
W American ynnnH woman H dn general hnuaeWoh
must q good PLAN uk, hui washing. Apply Hi.
diesa =, 4. KHAN, rj Nsshin4unsl, New York 'liy
WANTED. Active gentlemen Of good
w health address aud department ~ every city 90 can
mcchans aud sell aItic uu cf,iy required hat com
mcuds n self Immediately backed by perfect system ani
Responsible paTes; 10 rO be made 10y good
work not inferior AddIes, ID. i. G., Tribune once
WANTED. -l.a'hcS and young men in city
w country wishing - TO - day al their
homes. Wor furnished and sent by mail
distance tor particulars address, with stamp CRYSTAL
LIED PIO1O co, % ". 7tlrst.. Cincinnati ..
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
Dnntinl Aca1c ulcs

tTFN. NACGKEGOR -
- S,rinoL ron DANCING. ii2 rtFrHhVE.
NrN nlr rIvIt' nnl ctii ltDif htlen'ns ca''s
Meuiif and rhIr'liv rvelnfR form ~, cir Iari
EERN NNnOS DANCING ACADEMl. 162
last 5jtl.st tlank Bulmgl tgs.cs aud private les
snns evcry ~, aul evening. SEMI for cirrnlari.
TEnRGE WkILhCE'S CLASSES, Grand
" ,te1 .' IT, an thavrtaseoa and piiI ate
tnip. ciildtu ami adulia parents invited o. VISIT IAN
n, ,rr, rtlul every tntrr'iy evening Harlem Branch
gth.st ard tthave. s," ,rulaia.
MIR. TkENOKS ACADEMY or DANCING.
Ni Hronlvpy ani3alst
35th YEAR NOW orEN send for cir'nir
~ GEORGE DODWORrlrS SCHOOL. ~
/. Wrat 2ith.st Forneilv with Mr alien hclwolh
,sninrs -rasnn commenced srs circular
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
Gllnaiions tuanteo-- tilales.


GOACIlMAN.--By n single German man IL n
~ careful driver and understands hs thoroughly,
good city reference. Address l3 tsst 27th.st.
( CWAClIMAN.-By gentleman for his coach =
~ mnnj slnslo man Scntchi city country Address
EMPLOYER, Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1898 broadway
4 COAtlIMAN.--ly single man as coachman
~ and groom reference from last plc,e ,pIl
ON or address II. H.. @i Weet t2dst.
NOACllMAN. BY young married man
" wlphal many yciis I'm the nrsic ass
hnfse1 cntinfra and hnroas which will show
the hest families O the city Cn address T. % West
'tbst
('OACIIMAN, &c-Dy respectable German
~ nnl vito tinehshlj ist Cln9 and gnDl aundre7a
no ,hirnl ne' rel'rrcesi city ana country Address
toAcliMNN, No 100 uwenwichhvG
Nj ESSENGEK JANlIOR or pORTER-lly
compcient Ad,lrsq ANffuukN, II Tribune Un,e
pOkiElt.- -By handy culolch man, IN an
nnlce pl sinie ppm lriern,e ~ teals ~ hi'eass
family Al'iiessi y MAnsiiNii, toom ~, a. hNay
GENTON,-Nv IN experienced Young man of
- NUa nnl nilrfN hAha ~ hitHr rinrsinhi Vhntph
Atais, tnga Interference irW rss,ni ,nuirl Adhcsa
ItAElt'i, MAINLY smart Nonng North of
strictly ttHilptiat ashtiun th hNslnus,t irnfunln Al
diea' ~ ta' a. hihune piaNn uul'p 4i7 htnaiwW
WAiIltk-lly u colofcd man ~ waiter IN u
W plNaie family good CITY Fuirltnoe Adlleas ", h,
Tribune tpinwn uhi'o, isA1 nradNN
WAITER and ErUL-MAN-By u Prot
w osuat city 0r county good reference Address
htMAN, lllhuhe Uptown hnlue, i,ad1 htnddWay,
\VAIlER.-A lady wishes to procure situa-
W on oi waiter (oOlorri VII has yet In family the
honest AMI yeIy industrious Apply AT present
plUcrB on Monday, December =. East 3sth-st
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
Nrw 1JubIirdtione.

1ro, notices of new publications, including Ma
,an,av's Enemy aud Christmas Books, sec an paeel
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
AUCTION NOTICE.

4 UCTION NOTICE.
~ JAMESON ID. KINGSLAND. AuctiOneer.
by MEYER kINGSLAND, AuctiOneers, at their store,
No - WaTren.st, New YORK Tt ESDAN and WEDNES-
DAY, December . and 10, 1t 10 o'clOck each day.
special sal Of French China and Paris fancy goods
prsng large inyO Of french China sets OF al descriptions
China vases fine Bsque figures Clocks B0nzes Plaques and
other mention all direct consignment
from France and goods just landed by steamship German
Also beautiful and aSSOrtm Mt OF Albums md other
holiday goods Also fine line OF silver plated goods triple
plate. .... . ,...-..... ..,,
c5 Warren. at.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
miscellaneous.

FOR SALE.-Ictscy cow " Lady May sovon
voata n'd With cnfi hetotpi0tc uNuel hy II Z Havpr
mrvtrt price 800 JNO l.. MLlNlll.lMLM konsico
IS $
NEW 'iOlS and PRACTICAL NOVELTIES
~ WANTED Manufacturer aud hvnncla aend dca, tip
on7 of mt''s now really 10y mail OF g. w. v inomu sun
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
Proposals.

{gIUPUJNt~.
CASTLE GARDEN, Dec. I, 1854
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
Commiss Emgr ltiOn at their Oice. Castle
Garden on or before December t 1854, for the
cauyng on under contract from January LIT next for
ct one two or three years az the option OF the bidder
transfer Of immigrants baggage the business OF the
exchange Of foreign and for the sale Of
railroad sclmb at tickets not represented by the trunk
lines the prices 10 be charged not 10 exceed those
authorized satisfactory bonds viii be re uGe, and the
Commissioners the right reject All bids not
being the he 1t Oi the Board For
further Information. apply to
H. j JACKSON. Secretary.
TRrAsURRRs OFFICE,
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND < PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
so. I3 WlIIf.M.Sr.
NFw-NCEK, December ., 1884.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office until 2 O'CLOCK m the 2Oth instant for the
purchase $loOOuO any part thereof Of the new per
cent FIRST MORTGAGE ENTEN~ION AND tOLIAE
ItNL nos DS of tlis Company having hY years 10 run,
subject 10 redemption at 100 ana accrued interest on aud
the first day OF July HIl payments TO be made and
bonds delivered January fs-j The company the
ri tllt ect and ai bids.
Further olmaton may Dee obtained on application at ths
office.
f. u. rows. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
tor The tioLi0nns.

IuIRISTMAS MUSIC.-NcW Chri stmas An
" thrni- and Carols now ready send for circular
WN -. POND d co, 20 lnon square.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
Irrssil,h AM,

4 Rustic nkESSMAklNG at short notice
~ anl ipa'unahln piiyra htling unnlnalrl evening
Irpsacsa srrrlaltt MADAME lAMNls the celebrated
itenr nttet Al Npsi th at
SSMAkER-Nh hn Its. dtnrrt aud trims
r,Iualir Wishes mur ruaunri1 Nv hRt ~ wrrhi tiit
IA l1 iiuahNat
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07

Entries absolute tall others respectfully de-
clincd should be made Immediately at the Exchange at
Office lO7 1ohn.s Ownrs who intend 20 sell property In
IN line at auction should invariably enter early and have
promptly. An opposite course greatly Injuries its
sale by preventing its appearance the Circulating ct
viii c 10 extensively mailed ami buyers cannot be
pcctd ID bid with confidence without opportunity to first
examine.
for speculation will find IL to their advantage
to paronlc sales which property IL offered unless
pledged to absOuic sale without limit or While
DO not az present to have large owners
frequently IL expedicDt at this OF the send
EXCELLENT property perempory sale and believe that
buyers sellers will find more profit and satisfaction
with wasted. under such conditions than II Of
crcd pTctcntiOu3 catalogue under hmitsa system
apt all Interested end in
sale. PETER {. KELLOGG q co,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07

HOkDEAUN line.
ID New AMI direct line 10 the South ~ Frin'a
NEW NUHk AND BORDEAUX ptNH'r -
CHATEAU MAHgAUN SATURDAY lec ~
tHAllAU ftDNt ftiI ........... @atirliv Ian
hinm 'printcr's stlrAs nnit Wal.at tertYl nriskrn
Travellers frr France spain AMI ittir rYt'ii't rtL
Nirr, fp viii ilmn lnl ntpnna- Nv titn fhlaNnA
ftat rhhn ununlns winnl go 80 500 anr mi aph fsh
htrotnae, 40. iur paaltge apply ~ ....... 49,. a..
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
Ocean Steamers.

NCIIOR LINE, l.. :. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Pier 20. North River foot sf Deyst
novonla Dec -. m Crcassla. hcr ~ r. n.
AnchDa......noc 2O. a. m ltmupA Jan. am.
Hahinpasslge so - so sap1lclla. go
Stecrage passage, to or fiom GLASGOW, IiNERpOOis
BELFAST or LONDONDERRY, fl5.
"Anclor' drla ara payable ftca ~ chafge AZ hanss
thtor shon England scotland reln aud sod for any
amount ~ lowest rates
MI.N UEnsON nROrIlEns. Asenia. ] nowllng ureen.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
e C'ounIrp ucarj.

4 PRIVATE family, abort distance In the
- onunip have pirianhi room vth hnhth, rf lady ~
lrntlruiAn Addfra, Tot una Wruh cot lltt HOARD.
itlhunu tptuNn once, l,lia broadway
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
Sales bn Anrton.
DETER G.. KELLOGG & CO.'S
l. next regular Auction sale Of
HORSES CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &C.
Will take place
WEDN DAY, December l., l8si, at ITO 10 o'clock, az
Broadway and goth st. New.l ork.
(Oiice lO1 JOhn-st)
Sales bp Aurtlon.

(On this occasion only seI wednesday instead OF
Thursday to avoid conflict with the sale of Jersey Cato De-
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
flats nn0 Rooms to Get.

4 BEAUTIFUL LIGHT APARTMENT con-
1 tanning newly decOrated; elevators,
scam fitted with every convenience or housokeo ping
rent $1,000. THE PORTSMOUTH. 35 to "A MESi JrlI-
81. Plans and particulars can be had from
JOHNSON, GALLUP * HURRY. 62 Wallst.
PARTMENTS with all convenicnccS all
~ lsh and cen rally situated to let cheap Fhst door,
72l 6tllaVe
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
,uNNkl) LINE.

Nuftrr ~ ~ ROUTE"
ItuM NIMNuNk 10 iiNEirppL VIA QunnNt
TOWN
from riEt No, 40, Nptfi itiVhM
hlitNi "wednesday Doc, -, iiio
oUtuoA nineliaY Dec u "a ~,
.inllll NnNNfNlf lNi - wa W.
Az Nr'lue1 iV Dec 81 ni
ttmn pts1tsn, tiL rfltii u -
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New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
NENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

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