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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-29

The Atlanta Constitution states that
Sergt. Bates, the dead-beat who recently
carried the banner through Atlanta, has
written long letter TO sthe Chicago Inter
Ocean from Richmond. IN which he pro-
nounces for the Republican party, on the
ground that the,e is dormant rebellion in
the South. The sergeant did not get
enough cold pie to sustain his Democracy
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FATAL HA1LROAD ACCIDENT.
Collision Near Paris, III, Owing TO Dis
obedience Of Orders.

PARIS, Ill, February 2s.-The local
east-bound passenger train on the In
dianapolis and st. Louis road, leaving here
for Indianapolis at IL o'clock to-day, col
lided with the west-bound freight when
one mile east of here. The engines of
both trains were demolished. Fireman
Lindsey, of the freight, was instantly
killed. The cars are splintered and piled
in complete wreck. Many passengers
are hurt, but at present the names of the
killed and injured cannot be ascertained.
1t is rumored that twelve were killed.
The accident is supposed te be owing to
disobedience of orders.
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New Yotk Prison Conrerence.

New YORK, February 2S.-The Prison
Conference to-day discussed prison labor.
Among those who took part in the debate
were the Rev. ID. \. Buyers, secretary OF
the Board of Charities OF Columbus, O.. !;
Superintendent w. u. Peterson, of the
Cleveland (O.) prison, and Prof. Francis
Wayland The general opinion expressed
was in favor of the contract system as the
one best calculated to benefit the prison
ers and sOcietV
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-29

The readers o. the AIfEAL will be glad
70 learn that the prospect for making up
the guarantee for the music festival is bet
ter than any promise the projectors had
last year so early in the inception of the
first enterprise. Business men of all grades
feel that Memphis to keep her place in
the procession, must step lively and spare
no expense to keep up, and they are re-
sponding cheeriEliy and with liberality.
Every city in the country feels the neces-
sity for stirring events of this order to
advertise and keep them before the peo-
pie. The Mozarts know no such word as
foil
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

The London Times puts the Anglo
Egyptian question and situation in nut
shell when it says: GAS the fear of inter-
ference brought war, so the fear OF pro-
tectorate will bring annexation and a far
more serious war"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-29

A LETTER was received in New York on
Saturday last from Tom Hughes, oi
Rugby fame, now judge at Chester, Eng.
land, in which he says: 81 have it much
at heart TO plant a real good school al
Rugby, Tenn, for the South and West
are filling up so fast with young English
men II myself having two sons, four
nephews and several cousins there) that,
auart from all native American demand.
there will be cry for such place in a
very few years. l should like TO forestall
the cry. don't know whether l can get
to America this year yet-probably not,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-29

THE Nashville World having stated that
Gov. Bate will not call an extra session OF
the Legislature should the Supreme Court
declare the Railroad Commission act un-
constitutional, the Bonner asks if the
salaries of the commissioners will be con-
tinued in that event. \ very pertinent
nuestiOp tr,,I,y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-29

THE people and press of New Orleans
are iubilsnt over the success Of their
Mardi-Gras festivities, and well they may
be. They eclipsei themselves. Is there
not in this a lesson for the people OF
Memphis? Why cannot we revive our
Mardi-Gras glories next year?
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Fatal Boiler ENpioSiou.

MACON, GA, February 2S,-The boiler
of stationary engine connected with the
pile-driving machinery of the Central
railroad exploded yesterday, near Blakely,
killing the engineer, William Sloan, and
seriously wounding his son, also fire.
man and two negroes. The engine and
car were wrecked.
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rx,ens,ve Fac,or,e, burned.

RICHMOND, VA, February 2S.-The ce-
dar works buildings burned; loss, SIS, ,000
Over 100 men and boys are thrown out of
employment. Flying sparks set fire to
several buildings, all of which were saved
except G. B. Stacy's shuck factory, which
was entirely consumed. His loss is Sl5,-
000 The cedar works company's insur-
ance is over 100000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-29

Bur John p Robinson, he sez, they
didn't know everythin' down in Judee."
They certainly knew little, if they did not
know that the safest, quickest and most
pleasant cure for Group, bronchitis, cough,
cold in the chest, etc, is DIR. Bulls Cough
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Horsrord's Acid Phosphate

Prof. Adclph OFT, New York, says: 81
used it for seasickness, during an ocean
passage. In most of the cases, the vio-
lent symptoms which characterize that
disease yielded aud gave way TO a health
full action of the functions impaired
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-29

New YORK, February 2S.-The commit
tee appointed at the Independent Repub-
hcan Conference met this afternoon at
Gen Barlow's office and appointed two
subcommittee, one on organization, the
other for securing headquarters in this
city and Chicago. The other committee
will select representative Republicans
from every State in the Union, to form a
Central Committee, and then a plan for
the organization OF the whole country is
to be adopted.
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Five Irish American Citizens Bnder
French Police Surveillance.

LONDON, February 2S.-A scere of agents
and French police are tracking the move
ments of certain suspicious persons (''sus-
pects"l, traced from Havre to Paris and
then to Brussels, but lost sight OF beyond
Brussels. No evidence of dynamite sup-
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Notice Of Insolvency.

No. 495O.-State of Tennessee, Shelby county
Office County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn,
ministrator and as such Administrator Of John
Flaherty, deceased.
HAVING suggested the insolvency of the estate
ordered TO give notice, by advertisement in some
newspaper published within the said State, and
also at the courthouse door Of Shelby county, for
ali persons having claims against said estate TO
appear and file the same, authenticated in ,t the
day of May, 1884; and any claim not filed on
OF before said day, or before an appropriation OF
the funds of said estate is rssde, shall De forever
barred, both in law and equity. Witness my
nand, at office, this 14th day of February, 1854
HUGH b. CULLEN, Clerk.
By Louis Kettmann, Deputy Clerk.
Notice is hereby given as required by the above
yrder. This February "A. 1884.
InIN TnAGTTE puhlia AdmSr
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DIED.

FRAYSER-At the family residence, No. l04
Union street, Thursday, February 2s, 1854, at AS
o'clock pm, PAULINE A, wife of DR.. John R.
,Frayser.
Funeral will take. place from residence this
FRIDAY) afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock. Friends
are invited TO attend.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-29

Is manufacturing very high grade of
ammoniated phosphate, which is splen-
did fertilizer for corn and cotton. Every
farmer should send for their circular for
this season, which gives prices, directions,
etc. Address Memphis Fertilizer Com
panY. No. 15 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-29

Ask for Rough on Coughs, ''for coughs
colds, sore throat, hoarseness. Troches
15c. Livuid, 50c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-29

At the skating-rink tonight for gold
medal. Ladies and gentlemen skate at
9:I5 o'clock
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-29

ALL kinds of stained glass work at 29e
Third. Embossed doorhghts and transoms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-29

Flows from the Maximum Mineral Fountsin OF
Saratoga Springs, and is, in the opinion of the
most eminent medical men, Nature Sovereign
gid Liver. Inactive Conditions Of the
Kidneys. and most salutary Alternative in
and bonvivants everywhere. ii has become the
standard of dietary expedents, iortifying the di-
gestive functions and enabling free-liyers to in
of wealth, intelligence and refinement ties,
titles TO its sparkling, naturally pure and
delightful qualities as the beverage incom-
parable, and accredit it with being the
surest apd speediest source of clear complexions,
high health and exuberant spirits. Hafhorn
spring water is sold only in glass bottles
four dozen pints are packed in a case. 1t may be
obtained at all hotels, and of druggists; wine
merchants and grocers everywhere &. III. HA'
THORN. Hnfhnrn SpringE. n. y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-29

LUNDBoRG's Perfume, Edenia.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Marechal Mel
Rose.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily of the Valley.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
Rare Chance for Manufacturing

PY April lst our foundry and machine shops,
corner of Auction and Front streets, will be for
sale, which includes buildings, engine, boiler,
main line shaft, etc., together with lease on
ground, expiring 1887. Immediate possession
given. Ifpurehased by any good manufacturing
concern, and desirable, an interest will be taken
to the value Of the property.
MIIBURN GIN AND MACHINE co.
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Legal Nollees.

NOTICE TO CREDlTORS.-lt Is the inten-
~ ton Of sarah T.. Meal wife OF Melvin u Mead 10
ceased late of bany n t. apply for letters OF Admins
traon the the sd dccea,ed. under provision
2dO1 of code tvil All creditors Of the sad
dcceasoi are hereby notified TO present their claims ss nus.
tne said deceased 10 the OF the county 0f Albany
on or before The I'D day of Decenbur 1884.
Dated Albany December ID, 1884. ,,r.r
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NM R1NrR LINE For nOSTON AND
nnrttt Al etnUr ttNr-rnr ptovitlrrre
T'iii3
NV. ENGLAND LIMITED,

THE BEsF TRAIN now hVANiNG BETWEEN
kEW.foRR AND BOSTON IL VIA AtWNohh AND
EEw,ENGLANp RAILROAD AND AIR LINE hutih
the TRAIN LEAVES EITHER CITY Al r. NJ AND
ARRIVES AT THE OTHER AT r. NJ.
PARLOR CARS AND CONcHEs RUN THROUGH
TICKETS AND SEATS SECURED AT GRAND CEN
TRIAL DEPOT NEW.YoRK
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prorosals.
PROPOSALS FOR SINGH RIFLES.
- lIl en- Ii Ia LIN

Z
.. WARRINGTON November II, ss4.
a., ShALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate will be received at
~ Vute until O'Clock D. on FRIDAY, DECEMBER
aos NJ which time and place they Will De opened In the
kessAce OF bidders for the OF converting 90 ten
tcu odnan smooth bore into eightnch muz2e load
sns ines by lining with steel tubes insertion
g % the plans and specifications to be had 1t this Office
Nj E Unfinished tubes 0reech ups and muzze collars
~ oe supplied by the Ordnance Department
sOfk must be inspection In all ts details and
Wills progress
forms which proposals must be made aud detailed
us cfioe
bios 'Non' fese''es TIC rs"t =" i'9"c' my UT MI
,os containing proposals should BIO marked PRO
ss iw ench Rifles and addressed TO the undersigned
eV BENET.
Brlgsdier. sneraL CLief Of Ordnance.
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Business lr,u,rt, fur Jll; NJ q Lei
BASEMENT TO LET, 107 West 1Gth-st.-
I'D smll family Of adults reference
rINO LET.-StOrcs. Lofts and Offices III ful
1 ton John Ann. Hickman. William and J. earl sis
rutland & WHITING, Temple court
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Sales bp Auellon.
no ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

t. NH " ''0'' - ..,' ., nnn
Noice hereby given that the undersigned WIZ sen NJ pup
lie auction the IA day OF Decrm tr l. al ~ 'ioo ~
hi- uni, No IA the Ivy anu "u1
Hal N the Ciy OF huiaio Ere County, y y. about MY;
seven o thousand feet OF rough sawed pine DOaIus anu
,,nI witch dry condition and are on the .u'
Of Miles Was0n and thomas an roe IN sail county o 80,
bce the ndcrslguoi the to be stor Tue -Hc
reine wrccsc properly winch ny the elements oh
The shoi Of aAo Erie within said county ... ~,
mere are no marks brands figures n any ot
said .umbrE ,.....,,,, NJ, share
mai the OF the vessel from which II was cast On rv
III th, cargo vessel ana tho
Mac where vessel and It's condition. are "h
kuown 10 the Undersigned -. .,,r.o ~
The sad wrecked property being the same taheh
under-g red as such Coroner the On uSD o. ~.
x,uer pursuant To the statute IN Such ca hhut III
nroyldo year has elapsed since such wreteu
nroper saved and that person has appeared !" can"
the same
Dated November 49, 1854. ,
EDGAR A. FORSYTH, . .
One of the Coroners In and for Erie county ~ A.
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miscellaneous.

kDVERTlSEMENTS FOR TIE NV.
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL re RECFfvED A. HB
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. LIS BiUaiwa ny. corner thirty
arstst until D N. and 3o3 West rHenty thrist orrsr
Fignlh avn No 1873 Fouithave. corner Fonf' ecnfhsr
is0 ihiriave Forty. eventh 81 Nos loo1 ffirp
ave- Sistiethst, ont A. the HARLEM OFF tE. 10
1hir eurnrr one hun ireuArdtv enty Lhst, 40 %
~ nc regular nnice at.s
HALL TYPE WRITER'S
IA OK ENulBlTlDN
SSTh &SevAbEN
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Gin ilfanafln % tsL

A MrnuN hiZE, iOtR siOkN not ist,
~ al 81 npsl Aaisltatt, Wli,iA napier pNtn's
fAilnhth y hpAi lui iih-ate.
ANY OWNER Wishing his residence ocen-
~ mod IA his ais ace ~ hLDt aHd sp0nabe AmeIlcn
0i,lef "a CHS pouuiB aidess AiiApAhi lihnne nheu;
ADVERllSEMENIS FOh THE NEW
~ York TRIBUNE Will Bk RkCtIN IN ~ TIE
jfPiOWN DFFICt., No l,2,s BIoadW ay Thirty
hlstst unu y. ~ and Sos West Iwen'Y'irist oorner
Eighth ave No lh3 EuuIthaNs, fOuItccLth.st,
100 hiriaye corner Forty ~oyonthst, Nos iOul Third
ave near Sxilctl.st ana al me HARLEM OFFICE 400
Third ave. ono hundIedtndWsny nithsI, Al -
s H.. cegIar 1inee rales
UNFINISHED HOUSE (small), or two iiO0rs
i uufurnished to let 10 small family all convenlcnces
III, atiOn desirable HOUSE Box No %, Tribune once.
rINO RENT-The fully and elegantly fur
nished dwelling, Il East fithst for tie winter months
or longer b. W WILLIAMS MeHt A'ti-sI
rENO LET, fully furnished, to private family
only the han isome private residence 81 West 52d'st
Apply on the premises.
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Crean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE. L. :. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
"A GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
II0m piri ~. North River foot OF Dey-'t
Ethiopia -. a. Aisa Doc - an
Furncssii.. Nov. % D. nevona. Pee. IL, p. III
cabin passage, so u 80; sec)n icla4s. - l,.,r
Stccraee PASSAGE. 10 IRON GLASGOW. LlNERPOOl+
BELFAST or LONDONDERRY, 40.
Anchor" drafts payable free of cliatge ar TANKS
hru ;hout ENGLAND -cotanG ami rcnnl AMI sod lot any
amount at lowest rates.
HEEnERS0N BFOTuERs. AGENTS. Bowling Green
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BORDEAUX LINE.
i New nnl direct linz 10 the south or Frlnca
NEWYuEk AND 30 RDEAUE DIRE r. -
CHATEAU NOCEM .......-..-.. SarntitN. Nov ~
CHATEAU NARGAI ~atlid1y Dee l'
From pr.nc y stored fnrir Na-s. Ferry, Br1pkltn
Traveller. for Frinrn SPAN and nav Ptr'is's PAT
Nice will fine 1nl eNpens' bv tlkn 9Th 4Ii1h
so 10 300 SrcDui 'aDin, so
800 - /. Ii B0ULANGER. As Btaver.st
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DHILADELPHIA AND READING R. Il.
NFW-JERSt CFNIKAL DINISi,,N,n
RrnnklNn AnpeN EOAta

LIBERTS-S1. NORiH M EtN
Direct connection to and BROOKLYN Annex Boats
ron REIHSyp fTfsS Sov 10th 1884
sm ' fmnfIiHbELrHiA and TkENToX Bound Brc sS
i 4o2 s S5 la a 45 sO 81 s N
Direct 3 at SHs r fq Mansyn
WING.ROoM CARS on all Day Trans and SLEEPING
R.train o. leave y Ninth and Green ss
ga o 1873 @ Jo Trd 5 a2S cGS rs
T5s Wren ag ana eao $780,
go iccss li:Ss M IA 422 GA 1882 p m. sun
20 oAYs r. ss R Sc sT&BTRY LEwIsBURa aud
.xAHANoY cry al 345i SO m. s45; .oe m m ~,
NJ Zoo Zoo isd 400 go Ss5. Zoo p Sundays at
7G saa r. Hia4r * o s.5 H.
-. 90 g., 49, $50 5 3 III sundays at a'Sop m
e. TAmAGUX at 7So 7a5 s4s NJ LOO so 85 400
For ~ RMLEHEM. ALLENTOWN and MAucH CHUNK
$500, 800, s46. 100. l'S0. S'45 6A5 p M Sunday
Dor EAsfoN 400 TOO sio. a. LOO 1870. 845 400,
rsr IG ' BRD SD BkANcm al 900 SAB a w. 400
sef fEEaISeroN TOO s4s a M, loo ,so 400. 4.so.
vs.soM ne III sundays y6 SS o zoo a.. 1910 1sa
pm Sui suaday sS S s 9isS O~ i %.
400 s6 Esa tse Gao 20 Zoo So 80 800 lllS
400 600 Sac am H. ' Zoo % s6 s sOB 5s TO-
s$AsG s5 . cSrA A snoy stsSap ss5.s,
6or LAX EwooD, TONS RIVER and bAINKGXT a, i:3o
s 4aL%k l6 'iI9 TrsELAND and BnIDonroN at
$50 . IN. !. 80 p. IN. =.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
from Pier No. {. North River. via sandy Hook.
Tor ATLANTIC HIGHLANDr, LONG BRANCH AXE
WOOD. TOMS RIVER. BARNEGAT, etc. al $50 p. IA
Tickets be procured al foot Lberyst Pier 40 :,
Eortl River a. 1872 POI 2b7 26 42 ga and 1923 Broad.
gay Isl. $50 and 74e tth-aye Rivngtonst 10 and 43
Creenwch. 6s 2O8 East l2jtbst, ard principal HO $
New.iors City. In Br'oklyn at Nos Court st lD7
Broadway 53S go Fulton ST. 30 ASnha ttan.axe DO
kAesve. 1871 Atanlic-ave. In Hoboken pa Washns
tonst n Y Transfer Company VIII for and check Dag
9sye from hotels residence 10 des inaton.
aL WoTTEN C. q. HANCOCK,
General Mar aver Gen Pass and Ticket Agt
IL p. BALDWIN. O. Z. p. Agt, 1l9 Liborty-st, N. y.
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NEW YORK EYE AND EAR iNFiRMAhY.

~ ite se'r tNrih Aanuai Mppnr bi The S.w sbk tte
ani 80 fn1irarr hei ~ thp inhin.'i hnihNe rfhAf ~
ih pnthst ANh SttfhH atp ntn aNNn - fir tsi i't-
shp a'il rfhNia wtt Nfrsrhrh ~ th y go W lhNtNs
aH tnY Isi v $40 n'efB iNa thE 'atti y fYrffi2 ffat
asln. ~ tiaf tNhn 1Ntl mHNi y iasi ~ taNlp, ~
VA ~ lb 10 W whirh pNghs - Wpt in'H' " 80 lHs
VI liza haiia Tbs falAi NNahef 80 tla ws ~ afHs
Has 5bN- Nov ihan he's operations Np'h rt hNNii
fpr taINs aispass ~ hs ett ia' aNh 'AHN ~ N'Ys "
ihsiY ii. siisegna snH ssisAn sNg NpNs haAi FipHls
hitN fnNd pi itNlpus u. esHHss w lpipf
treatment Wh mlshi Oihor*iso have ee pAptr thAEg
anon ihe nitF M repht huNfNel " 90 sbiia "
WOTrd give conception ~ ihN hpHnl pl NAf
Wo n,tutii 10 lrlre the inNi9 az bni and
deaf who iuru Ia cA,s 0 tue go h pu mls Nero
inc aud space to ehm pti cases, ample Ifppi
could he given m the done by tho nilmsiy ~
shows that lie In alton IN sound cat
DuIin the the following gat.os q ona-
tons ell; Balance o. egacA Dame VI rleY,
S a 10: C.rtlandt Field Bishop -llUi David M0fi
BIshSp ir, IL o; Robert tchelL rl50i iegaoy and
interest from estate Of Miss Mary Burr tlhdli ~
esra Burr 81 lO1 II; Miss Harriet King Ntk y tlUi
Mi Grace Wiz ~ o. VIM Barclay Par $40 Adrian
Irclin $3.50; walter LanadOn, $500 Messrs oven sud
Grav 800 Hospital saturday III Suntly FUND r>It M
city Excise Fund +2.20S: Poor iunt ! o. eyera
lar fonat made the Perm tud
TIE owing officers elected TO- the ei.ulng yfar
Pres dent benjamin H. Field vice incident kt Rev H.
c. 70 ter d d.. and Abr M Dubois treasurer John
L. Riher secretary, flar cs ~cdnan ul NJ ID The B0ird
of Directors consists OF eny .Our membeis: BENJAMIN
Sh rnan Ahrsm DIliois. N u. John l.. Inker Clrneus
Vanderbilt Jacob Ne1nllyo WIN tothout water Lang
don Ro er, schel Benjamin II Field. Ehn CHAM Townsend
J. IIarscn hoa u. Van Dusen, william II Appleton,
William s he Anson Phelps stDkts inton Oh
bert T. Agnew, william Ibbcy. A rln IN III. Rev.
H. Potter D. D. John A. stew art and Lispena;d stewart
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0iin tlell Cstlie g1t Grle.


An INSPECTION invited of the iirst-clasi
n dwelling with dining room extension
No 28 72d-st.
Apply premises
FOR SALE, on West 72d-st 600 foot
~ street. tve extra fine oursioIy i,- enccs Nv" 81
Them win ain nureom cxtcneOns tnirhr IN lhesl Nc
sicns tlcsr IN construct ~ ana WORKMAN
shin block rrsfrref; increase IN value must ne
sold These have the RUSSIAN baths rs no" eA
liJitcd at the Ameii, an Institute .,o ,,-, o..
T. GRAN FORD Ruildtr 43O Nesi tZust
An ELEGANT HOUSE on Murray III m
~ come iarce: viii sell 20 rap1 slne competent Vayi
e. reasonable ~ DAlihA' - "'S' 'o'HS'.
ELEGANT large apartment house, west
IA side below Iaik, all Improvements - nm hca' 2 o.
ufniuc LARGE incomes WI ne sou NJ II naikan
oi exchanged In part iuf q country So , 49,, -,
~ NIilON !. WOOL LEY y Park Row
INIRST-CIASS down town tcnemcnts fully
un red: txrhaue, oi lot country lac. ny own
pis cl ON MllioN / WooiLEf' - fatA ho"
L'Oli SALE Nv ulder Of executor 10 lots n.
" cornci ui i2}d ct aad GthQyc Asl lQt' ~ l2oh
81 ami 1ihaye EDDY n th' iio bi ni"af
Itt,n'T 5ntini on inaih-st.. 600 fcpl pesi nf
' upn,'s path talv fo' irr',.yewrnt nm srg ~
TIME hrr9 ruet 80 aNrNt tlV'WN tatN SlHNN ny
not Artitss :. g. MONA ~ Wallet,
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pnolncss e a,lres.

DOR sALE-Fancy Bakery, Ice Cream, etc.
fine uncertainty for restaurant beat location IN city
W. IA. WELLS. " LibeIV-sL
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A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
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chartered by the state OF New York;
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DOOKKEEPER.-By a young American
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stands general ofcs work good references uy
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DOOK -kEEPER-By thoroughly competent
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DOCK KEEPER-CompetcDt, reliable and
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