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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-05-09
GEORGIANA, FLORIDA,
April "a, 1884.
EDITOR TELEGRAPH.

EDITOR TELEGRAPH.
DEAR SIR:-I will tell you briefly
how the Kenosha County people EN-.
ployed and amused themselves in this
famous and mysterious Indian river
country. On our arrival the first thing
was to pay high price for common
board, or build or hire comfortable
tenement and live well on the fine fish.
oysters, vegetables and fruits that are
abundant.
Mr.. Munsen and ourselves built and
Messrs. Kingman and Robbins rented.
Houses here are cheap and simple. al
good roof, walls, floor and chimney.
with open fire, Is all that is necessary.
Some fancy houses are going up that
will cost several thousand dollars.
Mills on the frontier are few and i'm
perfect; hence dressed lumber, bricks.
etc.. are transported by water several
hundred miles.
Ii you plant orange trees or grow
vegetables, it is necessary to clear. at
a cost of 80 to go dollars per acre, new
wild land, sparsely studded with
Southern pine, and covered with an
almost impenetrable scrub growth of
vines and oak.
Common laborers get from S1,25 to
$3.50 per day. With so much to do.
and the enthusiasm of planting an
orange grove and other tropical trees,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-05-09
FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1884.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, CONVEN-
TION.

The Republican National Convention will meet in
Chicago Ill., on Tuesday, June Sd, 1884, at II o'clock
Roon for the nomination Of candidates to be support
ed for President and YcePresiden at the next cleo
tisn The Republican electors Of the several states.
and all other voters without regard to past political
difference, who are in favor OF the eevating and dig
nfying of American labor, extending and protecting
nome Industry, giving free popular education Of the
masses Of the people, securing free suffrage and an
honest counting Of ballots effectually protecting all
human rights in every section OF our common
country, and who desire to promote friendly feeling
and permanent harmony throughout the land by Sc
curing National Government pledged to these OBJ
ecs and principles are cordially invited to send fol
each state four delegates, each representative al
large, two delegates.
d. M. SABIE, Chairman
JoHN A. MARTIN Secretary
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-05-09
D. NJ. SABIE. Chairman.
JOHN A. MARTIN, Secretary


The poetical petition to the city
authorities, praying for the improve
ment of the city park, by our friend at
Selma, is unavoidably crowded out
this week.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-05-09
KINGS EVIL
SCROFULA

can only be cured by a,thorough purifca.
ton Of the blood. If this is neglected,
the disease perpetuates its faint through
generation after generation. Among its
earlier symptomatic Developments are
Eczema, Cutane0us EruDtions, Tu-
mors, BOils, Carbuncles, Erysipelas,
Purulent Ulcers, Nervous and Ply
steal Collapse, etc. If allowed to con-
tinue, rheumatism, Scrofulous Ca
tarrh, Kidney and Liver Diseases,
Tubercular Consumption, and vari-
Gus other dangerous or fatal maladies, are
produced BY It.
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TIE MAGNETON APPLIANcE a

- Zlo state street, chicago, Ill.
N0TE-Send one dollar in postage stamps or cur.
rency Tin letter at our risk with size Of shoe usually
worn, and try pair of Magnetic Insoles, and be
convinced OF the power residingin our other Mag
netic Appliances Positively no cold TssE wDen they
are worn. or money refunded
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-05-09

TIT AIDES or Young Men ia city or country to
IL take nice, light and pleasant work at their own
homes 81 to s day easily and quietly made work
sent by mail no canyassing no stamp for reply.
Please address Reliable Mfg Co., Philadelphia. Pa,
Drawer TT.
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NO ADVERTISERS Rates for
Il advertising in $40 good newspapers sent
free. Address GEO. P. R0WELL & co., 10 Spruce
street, New York.
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FLORIDA LETTER.

We have received another letter from
F. w. Lyman, which his many friends
will read with interest. The letter is
not of late date, but it must be borne
in mind that it takes nearly two weeks
for a letter to reach here from the In.
dian River country in Florida, where
Mr.. Lyman and several Kenosha
county families are located.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-05-09

hhk / Nor the working class Send 10 cents
V7NHN ] flor postage and we will mail you free.
w LIZ royal, valuable box Of sample goods
that will put you in the way Of making more money
in few days than you ever thought possible at any
business. Capital not required We will start YOU.
You can work all the time or in spare time only.
The work is universally adapted both sexes Young
and old. You can easily earn from so cents to S.
every evening. That all who want work may test
who are not well satisfied we will send 81 to pay
for the trouble Of writing u.s. Full particulars
directions, ETC., sent free. Fortunes VIII be made by
those who give their whole time to the work Great
success absolutely sure. Don't delay. Start now
Address STINsoN & Co.. Portland, Maine
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-05-09
THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH

NJ. FRANK, EDITOR
Once in Masonic Block, room Of judge Van
Wick
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF
CENTRAL DIVISION,

NfN-JERSEG tENIRAl DlNiSlON,
FOOT OF LIBERrY-ST. NORTH RIVER
D'i''' from Brooklyn Bridge Pier.
TINE TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV. Is. 1889
For PHILADELPHIA apd TRENTON; bound nd BI9Ss ISn
Route" at a. $50 lll5 a NJ. iSo 30 4SS oSo 100
Direct connection At Wayne Junction lgt GsT2wn h ana
Chestnut Hll at Collmbiaave. Tor Man@yunA' C'nSo"
DRAWINGF0oM CNRs on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Returning, leave PHILADELPHIA Ninth aud Green s.s,
73O, 500 $50, ll0O w. l;l5 3A} 80 642, hSOopi
T.rt. srNDaY& .s q, & $50 s! Ss3 d. 'i o J% , sos
ls1ge Scs gGEfi68SS 5G5 i6S lI TFeR 4nu m 4 AZ ga
SUNDAYS. l25, s:lS a. m, 6;l5 . N, 40 a., Am
FetsUNBURY and LEwIsBU RG at64j. 74j a. no. sia
pm.
FcrREADING and HARRISBURG at 7ij, 900 llI,a NJ
100, 1880. 400, $50 1900 p. m. Sundays al 1'VP'~
FoI SCRANTON at O45, 300 a. m. o4j o. m
ForwILKESBARRE and PITTSTON AZ 6il 'VV@ H.
100 I:3o 345, $50 p. IN. sundays at $50 P m
For DRIFION at O41 a. IN, SA5 y. N. IA
forTAMAQUA at U45, 745 800 a. IN, 100 lSO, $40 ~VV'
forBErHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN and MtrcH GHUsk, !,
at 6A6 300 a. IL, 100 l;3o' $40 oSo p LII eu'''''
For EAsToN at $40 900 a. m, 100 1880, 3ij 400 ~"
tor oS sPATIoNs r oS HiGh BRIDGE BRANCH at sO9A
FmFIEMINGroN at 8l5. 600 q M. 100 l3O, 400 iS"
6:UO $50 IN Sundays, l:5O p III - an
a SS Ioo 1879 a6d d io0 S INV ~ Sun
Ior orPLAINFIELD at 645, 545, 300 $40, IV53 ~ 10
90 1880 800 3:45, 400 430, 500. 5l5, 0Su eVg3 az
OOSO0 $50 1880, 1900 pm. SUNDAh9 u 9''N "
IN l:3O 400, $3.50, 0OO l2.OOp IN. -
toELIZABkTH at 6:l5, $40 7:l5 7i5 500 s39 SS99a' S9a'
$50 l. 40 1880 HAS, ll3O IN. l2a5, lUH l.S1 10
go 500 $780, 3:l5 AGO. 1l6. 43O 4;l0 OVo o:lo 99SG
as 900 0:l5 U;S0 645, 7O0 1850 oOp s'4O, e;o3 Avtn
1880 u 90 N. sUNDAlsat oO1 e.31 "m' 4''' INV
6:3O, 800. l2OOpm. ,,
IorNkWAKK at 100, 545 6l5, 646. 7:l5 80 sOo, ,Sty
$50 300 el5, 945, 1918, l046, II 10 au Soo n 80
10 200 230 800, $3.50. 400, $50, 0O0 10 C3" rs
1tOIpm SUNDAYS at 500 Vf6. 1913 AN. l-VOm i'''
500 Zoo 100, 6.l5, 500. 900, lO.3Opm, ,, .,
ror IoNG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C. tAh IuI ~
hoo sl5 a III. 1880 400. 600 H. sCNOA - VA''f'
Ccean Grove al 800, lOA6 am.
For FREEUOLD-At s. SIS. 100 m. 80 100, p ~
fW LAkEMOOD, lOMS hINER and BARN E1A a A. -
.m 1880 45O pun. Nlth through pall0I tdS On '''VF~
ForTINELAND and BRIDGEToN at 1907. m.
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From PIER No = North River, via sandy liooA
For IONG BRANCH, EAToNIOWN, &C, nj 4'VoP III
Tickets can be procured at foot Liberty Pier No Norh
pivor 81 ~" ~ g17, 25l, 25l. aly., ~, p',
i'IT ,j3 and 1901 broadway 1oI ana IlS oto-s'e'
aitt" ~ ave Riyington-sti ~ "irenmivns
J D,iUr,nn Hotels IN New NOgk Sy. ~ oIooADu ~
Nos In HoLoSon, 254 washngtonst, N ,0,.ff::
COMPANY viii cali Tor and check baggage rom n0'es
VI IeSiuep'o " G. @. HANCOCK, ,,,,
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent, fhilaneiphiA
]. L. woolTEN. General Manager BALDWIN,
General Eastern Passenger Agent lls LlOes"s1 " '
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15

Mddling, 10 Lice; Good Ordinary 9l6o; net receipts
2266 bales gross 2265 bales Exports to Great Britain
S5s3 bales; 70 FRANCE = bales 20 the Continent -
bales Coastwse 462 bales sales 3106 bales stock 93070
bales.
sAvASSAH. jan l4.-Cotton Arm; Middling. lo4c; Low
MddnR 10 lc: Good Ordinary 96c; net receipts 1883
bales gross 1888 bales Exports to Great Britain. 2t1O
bales 10 Frnnce, bales; TO the Continent 76l bales
COastwise bales sales 1900 baiesi last evening" 1900
bales stock 03,62l bales
NEwORLRASs, Jan. lA-COton firm; Middling, 10 7l8ci
Low Middlng 10 1l6oi Good Ordinary lllCc; net re-
eeipts 522l bales B3G3 bales; Exports TO Great
Britain - bales TO France 3005 bales to the Continent.
1870 bales Coastwise s96 bales saes 5000 bales last
evening - bales. stock 436, 775 bales.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DIANE coRYvAL No Name Series. lemO. pp' sl4'

DIANE CORYvAL. No Name Series. 16mo. PIP. 3l4.
Roberts Brothers.
This little book deals with the story Of love
which, unhappy at first ends in the bliss secured
to pair of parted lovers by the death OF an OBJ
stacle who besides being the adys husband, Is the
noblest character in the novel. There is no origi-
naty in the plot though there is plenty of improb-
ability. The scene is partly laid in Normandy. and
its rustic life and character are described with some
power. though hardly the power that proves per
sonal acquaintance with the subject. Breton ways
and the Bretons are treated in "Gnenn win d
freshness and vigOr that show actual knowledgei )
the same may not be said Of the Normandy episode
In Diane Coryval." 1t seems the work OF writer
who had not seen but had merely heard and read
much of the region and its people
The story is well prOportOned, neat and OCCASION
ally picturesque in style, and rapid in movement
The heroine is persistently described as sanity.
She is creature of abnormal innocence, IN fact
even while she suffers herself the wife of a loyal
and trusting husband TO drift back into tenn
porarily unexpressed passion for the first love from
whom n scheming father has parted her. The
author apparently had an uneasy consciousness
that her hero is far from admirable, and therefore
makes in her preface the excuse that ne was
Frenehman with Frenchmans ideal OF hlial duty'
This ideal helps to make hun through nan VI lho
book an extremely tame, currish ana ch'iu'sn hs-
ure; and it does not make less dastardy his latcr
conduct. Finding his love married to man WIG
worshps her, and whose whole life is gwen TO make
her happy, this noble hero fingers near her. eating
Mt thisunsuspectng rivals board and perSuading the
Young wife to allow him TO remain by the threat
e. - clio sends him back to his work in Paris he
will stroichtway go to the deuce This sort OF
morality is more characteristic of the modern third
rate novelette, than it is of real life and it is not
pleasant and profitable subject of contemplation
fCbere are not a few notable works of fiction which
nrove that it is not necessary to treat the dangerous
snbiect of wife and lover in order to be Interesting
The ceanes phase of this matter is too unsavory to
he attractive. "Diane Coryval" will not draw
smile to the lips of the reader; neither Will 1t BRING
o moisture TO his eyes. For those effects, indeed
the novel of the day rarely provides
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
Gurouean advertisements.
GRATEFUL-CoMFo
EPpS'S COCOA.

RRFAKFAST.-"By a thorough knowledge OF the natural
laws which govern the operations OF digestion and nutrition
and by application OF the nne properties OF wese
lecod Cocoa Nj Lpps has provided our breakfast aDe WIN
dccaey Favored beverage which may save US many hea
doctors D0s the udciOus use Of such articles Of
diet Institution may De gradually bull! up uh strong
enoug 10 resist every tendency disease Hundreds OF sub
lie maladcs floating around us ready ~ attack Wht
there "a weak point He may escape many Iat smart
nv well fOrtnod with pure blood and
nfoperv n0ur shed frame. ."-Ciyil service gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk sod In tns only
( 10 and lB) by GrOcers, labelled thusi AMES Eff0
Co HOmpopathie Chemists, London England q
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-IoRK, Monday, Jan. II, lss
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
sEw.YoEK CITY

SEw.lOEK CITY
73dst g, 1913 q g of Ave-A, 2j0XlO22; Warren
johnson tOJ Batcbeder OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000
AudubOn.avc, " 100 IT of 166th-st, 50XoO, Frank
YoIan and Clara Fairchlld -. l.sOO
AO' der water ETC. same 70 same $500
StautOn.st. u 6OS Of EIdi.dgc-st, 20 4G15; Mar.
garet and husband 10 Bassey $4,000
l26th.st, Nos 81 to Al West and No 50 East W
rdsal executor, 10 Laura SpTague .-----. l03, 600
Meshen and husband toJohn Hickey 1900
and wife to sarah BenGet $4,000
a cSecGofs Se to McCaf and another G20
Aye.D, " s. Al II or 4ith-st, 2&NoJi also No 3l4
4th.st rs INTEREST," Jacob Rosentha ct al TO Is 49,.
theT ROsenthal. ...:..: 5000
aySSrd SST a. and Wiie to Caroline KoGPpei @ 2oo5
Crown and vie 10 4 Mae -. $3.50
dam aud snohT ST% e1eeo @ 70 Idsad Ellsworth $4,000
Nos s3 ChamDeTs-st, also No 10 and IL Made0.lane,
also No IS tOrtandt, st, also No IL LlDeTty.st,
also No ltl broadway, anda so No is BIo1d-st
George a draper ,e'.."......... $500
All title and interest Of Abraham BininRer 20 above
prOpertyi John Beecker assignee, 10 George .
Draper ....................... lOOO
HaiaSssh and husband 10 Nae GseiSpsa 10000
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
COTTON MARKET a


LIVERPOOL. Jan. l4-l2S0 y. lI-COtt0n firm; Niddlng
Uplands 6d do Orleans 3.lGd. sales 10000 bales
cudng 1000 Tor speculation and export receipts 1900
bales including H. 800 American. Futures-I pianos low
Middng clause January delivery t264d. January and
February delivery G2G4d; also Gl84dj do February
and March delivery, It'd; do M0Ich and Aprt delivery
$3.50 also o1ad ao Apr ahI asy %4SNHe,y 4 N,y 49,
DO and July delivery, l5Gid do, July aud August
delivery ls-Old Futures fiat
1850 -COitOnIho sales Of the day included 10000 bales
American FutuTes-Upa Low Mdding clause, February
and March delivery Gd do April and May delivery Sb4d
p. m-Cotton-Futures- Uplands Low Addling clause
Iantarv and February delivery, 6G4d; do March and
Apr1l delivery, o9Adi do April and May delivery 754d
do. May and June deIivery, lO04d
8 y M m-Cotfon--FutuTes-U Low Mdding clause
June and July delivery, sd Futures closed steady.
GALyLsIoS Jan. lA-C0on steady. Mealas, l09sci Low
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LvERPooIg Jan. IA p m-Baeon-short RIBS steady at
penne very dull 20s dOy at London, dull at 25s I'd
Mhca-No2 spring old, dull az ss. Id
2js per Cwt ~ . .,
AyTwRRP Jan l4-Petroleum, Fine Pale American II
francs paid and 81 francs 30 centmes sellers
NilcOx's Lard closed nc IL francs per 100 kilos
BREMEN Jan. l4-PetrOeum marks 10 pIennigs.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE REC IINI.D AT TILE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. l.23S Broadway, corner Unity.
hrstst until M and 3OS West twenty third st. corner
Elghth.ave. 80 02 East FOurteenthst, corner gnO3.
0nare ThIdave Forty seventh St lOOl Tniros
near Sxtien st and 2OS East twenty
VI ST. near Ihirdave., Harlem. at regular office rates 80
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
Proposals.

NoRTuERy PACIFIC RAILROAD CohPAxYC
rD DnosT 81. PAU, MINI Jan IL, lssl}
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- at this ONCE until twelfth day Of February 1874
inclusive, for doing the work Of clearing grub.
bng. grading, bridging and furnishing cross ties for
about sixty 60 miles q the Cascade Branch Of the Noher
Pacific Railroad from the
miles west OF walua IN Washington Territory 70 YsiimS
City In the Same Territory. '' -
Maps, profes and plans be seen and
forms Of contract and blank forms for proposals al ~
Office Of the Engineer-n. Chief ST. Paul, Minn.
The company the night 10 reject any and all bid.
A. ANDERSON. Engnee rim Chief
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.


BrFFAIo Jan l4Cahle- Receipts to-day go head ior
week thus far 5000 head for time last week. $500
headj consigned through 70 cars market quiet; Extra
StetIs 70 LVaSo tVi S49d az Sro0o "a
Shep-Receipts today, 1900 heads f1r week thus far
10000 head for time last week 5000 head consigned
through. 8 cars market quiet Fair to Good western
S3gOdS4 0 Choice 10 Fancy 81 7JdSo 5O Common IS 20
Is 81 Western Lambs t6 4Od s. so.
HSsLEefep,s t0aiy ggo] az ] eetd no SsS !S ned m
through "a carsi market closed steady but lower Good e
Choice IS 7jdS5 90 Light Mixed 80 500 IS TO- Good
Mediums IS 95a$6 10 Choice Heavy s. o0ds8 26i Pigs,
$5d$5 20.
CHICAGO jan li-T1e Drorsrs' Journal reports HoCs-Re
cep n 900 head shipments 1000 head market steady
for best heavy for Hight and rOugh Packing a
81 IS Packing shipping s. 80 2oi Light s5ds6 CO.
skps, s3 25dS5
Cafi<-Recepts 5000 head shipments, 200 head mar
ket weakeT khport- s. i4aSG to G9o9 70 Shoce shipping
Shsep-eCeipts 2j00hea shipments 400 head; market
steady Inferior 10 Fair t3dfi Medium 10 Good, ~ 200
n 75j Choice 10 Extra t5 a - 80.
EAST LIBERTY Jan 4Cduie-Receipts, 2776 head ship.
mCns, 1000 head; market fair and unchanged.
H0gsReceips 600 head; shipments. 632j head market
dull; Phlalelphas, $Ga - 20; Workers. sj 30d$5 b5
ShffDReCeips, 600 head shipments 500 hea' market
dul Prime as - 10 Fair 10 Good 81 1884 81 Common
!. 1898.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
Citn 11ropertn 90 Get.

ITO LET.-2,115 Fifth-ave., near 130th-st; T;
three story and basement brown stone front private
bouae best location I'm Harlemi possession C. CARREAU
Grand.st- and Bowery (TeephOne Spring 49,
ITO LET-StOres, lofts and buildings on Beck
Il man. Spruce Frankfort, John William and Pearl sta.
rutland & WHITING, Beekman.st.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
EEw-YoRK, Jan. II.

NEw-YoRK, Jan. ii.
The corrected gauge of the Cooper and the
Balltown districts, received by Hilton Waugh, makes
the output larger than by the first gauge reported The
figures arei Cooper14s wells, wells drilling, rigs
up and building 3O1s barrels productions Balltown-67
wells wells drng2 rigs up and buildnG.34s barrels
production. Twelve wells were "torpcdOed" TO make
this total output OF $500 barrels decline from the last
previous gauge of 537 barrels.
The week opened with a continuance OF the downward
tendency OF the petroleum market The bearsh" tenn
per OF traders was increased by the that the
Mckinney well in the Sheffield district had been "torpe-
doed" with the result of increasing the flow to the Of
from 700 10 900 barrels day. After temporary rmness
In the early dealings and rally TO 81 l2l9 prices steadily
declined to 81 00s closing excited and weak AT about
the lowest figures.
pha M nrcpa and thp ga or the
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
Giip Real estate for Sale

EOR SALE.-5th-A Corner and Broadway
LOts. WIN exchange improved property. PAUL TODD
las Broadway.
E0R SALE.-DOwn-tOwn Business Property
and Apartment Houses paying large income PAUL p.
TODD. li5 Broadway.
I EXINGT0N-AVE. near 34TH-ST.-Fopr
WHITING, Beekman.st
DRICE 1920 for a Three-stOry and Base
ment Cottage, Eleven Rooms. No. 8il Wnlis-ave. Lot
20Xl06 feet NeghbOrhoOd quiet and pleasant Apply
door. No. 343. J. NJ CLOCK.
STH-AFE., NEAR 57TH ST T.-Superb STORY
highstOOp, brownsOne residence 2jxG0 with elegant
and buffers pantry extension for sale reasonably
being IN of the handsOmest blocks 5aye possessoi
i'm mediate; to suit V. h STEVENSON, Jr No 81
CedaT.st and 66l 5thave.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15

The olearances elsewhere were on city, 7072OOO
bbsI Bradford, 5,330000 bbls; PttsDurg, 7,652,OOO
bba.
There was no change IN the refined market.
BRADFORD Pa l4.-Crude oil weak; total satur
day and sunday % sos bbls total sipmonts, So 90 bbs
charters 834l6 bbls cleGTancee 72420Q0 United Pipe
opened a 81 IL and closed at 81 VJ high
highest price 81 I2A lowest u O9s
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
Gountrp Dropertn Ualte0.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIV ID AT THe
hrsst until p M, AID SOs West ~ en', nist,
Eighth No 90 East Fourteen UniJn.
square 100 n irdave yseventhF he HAR-
LIN OFFlCEs Nos. 1907 and 1900 II M U1, corner
One-hund tTentyftths a., up 10 leg liar or
7ce
NVANTED.-H0USEo on Staten Island within
w ten minutes landing; not above $4,000. Address
QUICK, tribune ONCE.
WANTED TO lease, in Westchester County,
from April house OF ten rooms with five 10 ten
of land Must have fruit and good water. Not than
twenty miles from city Address stating rent etc HOME
No 9]S De kalbaye, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
Geaehrrs.


A GENTLEMAN of large and successful ex.
~ neriepce m fitting colleges would accept position III
privately, IN Latin, Greek, ma hcnhcs OF
English in morning hours. A. NJ Tribune Uptown Omce
1928 Broadway.
A MISS HESSE, 36West q 1st-st., supplies COM
n. pept teachers tutors governesses singers mousse
keepers given TO parents on chOlce o
References by Hon. Hamilton flsh ana e19eC ENdIts
. MERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
~ nshed 1868 provides promptly Best Teachers for Pm
x.te Pnnis FAMILIES Schools Colleges. Circulars OF Good
schools with reliable information, free 10 parents Skilled
Ttachers always wanted. Application form LOT stamp :.
j. w SCHERMLRHORN d CO., East l4ths'r ". l..
ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
N of all grades tutors gOyernesses lecturers, compah3nS
&c circulars Of best schools free; charge TO those
ING teachers nor teachers until engaged T. MlhlAM
COY RIEKE & co, 81 Last l7thst. Union square
4 PRESBYTERIAN Clergyman (Amercan),
~ an experienced and successful teacher wishes pup ~
his stndy-young gentlemen lados Thorough instruction
Cuaanteed tted college; highest cy references
Address EDUCATION, box No "a, Tribune ounce.
GRADUATE of Trinity College, Dublin,
who has little to spare is open to an engagement 81
visiting Highest testimonials and city references Au
dress ", Tribune once y. \.
4 LADY who has some spare time wishes 10
~ Obtan few pupils I'm Brooklyn considerable experience
preparation Of pupils English Music Elementary ftTSn %
and DIawlng PLAN and fancy work Address B C' llo'
une Office y. \.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
g itp prorerlp manteo.

4 OFFS WANTED TO LEASE.-Alust con-
about 2 900 square feet and be located below Canal
ST. between Elmst and West Broadway. Address LOFTS
BOX 1894, NewYork.
TENEMENT PROPERTY wanted to lease,
Il in various locations GUERINEAU & DRAKE, IL
BlDe House.
HOUSES and FLATS, furnished
w and nnfurnished, for responsible tenants Country
property TO let and for sale send description 10 A. DALEY
Everett Directory ~ w. Sjth.st.
NYANTED.-On a long lease, by an Old-estab-
W lished and perfectly responsible firm, STORE situ
aed east Of Broadway west OF Wiam-st between FutOa
and LbeTysts store 10 be about % front 20 deep
and stories. Apply TO p o. Box 1924. NewYOrk city.
WANTED-and will pay immediate cash for
w goodproperty, II cheap. PAUL p TODD, las Broad
way.