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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-02
Political Announcements.

The following sensible remarks
come from the Walker Lake Bull
letin: "A card in your local paper
is the best way Of telling the peo-
ple that you are a candidate for Of
fee. Some candidates think that
they help their cause by keeping
the matter quiet until the last day
and then coming in on the dark
horse principle. This is effective
no longer. The day of the dark
horse is over. We see that in the
National and State Conventions;
and those who wait until the last
are always liable to the suspicion
that they either cannot make up
their minds for what Office they
will run for fear Of public discus
sion of their qualifications. Those
who do not intend to be candidates
unless they know they will have a
sure thing will not find their sure
thing by holding back. The openly
announced candidate has public
feeling with him and will always
beat the man who tries to slip in by
the back door Of the Convention.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-02
An intimate personal friend of

An intimate personal friend of
ex-senator Conkling says that Conk-
ling will take no part in the com
ing campaign. He expects to be
called to Europe shortly on pro
fessional business and will remain
abroad throughout the greater part
of the Summer. He has nothing
to say concerning politics. He
saws that under no circumstances
will he ever again, participate in
political affairs. He presumes,
however, that the Democrats will
make some fatal blunder this year,
as usual.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-02

The San Francisco board of edu-
cation seem to have a very loose
way of doing business. The other
day the discovery was made that
the school fund was $4,000 short.
A little investigation showed that
it was $4,000 short, and in the
language of one of the members,
Good only knows how much more"
The school teachers of that city are
in the same strait that the railroad
employees are-they are lending
that much to the city without in
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-02
q a. GOODWIN on CRANKS

If there was any one thing in
politics that Judge c. c. Good
win despised with all the force OF
an honest mind, it wasa bolter'
Here is a sample Of the way he
scores them in the Salt Lake Trl-
bune:
The touch of the Independents
seems to be poison. The Democ-
racy seem at present determined
not to permit them to enter their
rank. This is sensible. They are
natural rovolutionists, and it is
their determination not to be bound
by the discipline of any party. The
Democracy understand this, and
look upon them as Cassandria did
upon the Wooden Horse. If that
Wooden Horse gets safely within
the gates of the Democratic Troy
that Troy will be sacked. Between
the two parties these GROWERS and
canters ought to be pretty effect
ually ground up this year. We
trust they will be- They are like a
regiment, which, just as the battle
is joined, turn their guns upon
their friends. All the laws of war
command their determination.
Claiming to possess the highest re-
spect for principle, the example
they give to the youth of the land
is to rebel against all decent dlscl-
pline: to assume to have no respect
for the will of majorities and to
change their minds when they
please, no matter what obligations
they have bound themselves by
\ nation composed Of such
material as they are COM
posed Of, would have a revolu-
ton twice every six months, and
the country would be in chaos
within year. The party that gets
their support draws a Jumbo in a
rattle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-02
Programme on Games.

Programme on Games.
The following valuable and handsome Prizes
will be awarded to the successful competitors !:
RIFLE SHOOTING-Fi,s prize, So gold
coin to the team of ten men making the best
score; second prize, $50 gold coin to the team
making the second highest score; third prize,
80 gold coin to the best individual score;
fourth prize, S. gold coin to the second best
individual score. Distance, 200 yards.
2-GLASS BALL SHOOTING Rotary traps,
Bogardus rules. Ties at q yards, second ties
at "a yards. Entrance fee, 3; balls provided !;
entries to close before the contest begins
First Glass, prize of $50 gold coin, Second Glass;
prize Of $50 gold coin; Third Glass, prize OF SO
gold coin: Fourth Class prize So gold coin.
3-LADiES' RACE First prize, a handsome
silver Toilet Set: presented by Mr.. John Muir
ply: distance 100 yards, second Prize an tie
CANT silver Card Receiver.
4-OLD LADIES' RACE-A beautiful silver
Caster: distance 80 yards.
s. GIRLS RACE-A beautiful gold necklace
and locket; open to all young ladies under 10
years; dig ance leo yards.
GOLD MEMS RACE-An elegant ivory
handled set of Carvers; distance $50 yards.
SACK KACE-Open to all; q splendid sill
yer stem winding watch; distance so yards
S-MEN'S Professionals barred; first
prize, silver pickle caster, presented by Peer
sou 4 Samuels; second prize, an elegant CLOCK,
presented by Mrs Torp: distance, 100 yards.
9-FOUR LEGGED RACE-A beautiful gold
lined chased card receiver; distance, 100 yards.
O--WHEELBARROWR ACE.-The contt stants
are to be blindfoided, !and will turn around
once and run; distance, so yards, an elegant
pair of blood stone sleeve buttons set in gold.
I1-BOYS' RACE Open to all under - years:
silver STEM winding watch, with gold chain and
ocket; distance, 100 wards.
l2-STANDING JUMP. CWithout weights)
A beautiful chased silver butter dish
lS-STANDiNG HIGH JUMP-An ivory
handle gold pen.
:l4-RUNNING HIGH JUMP-An elegant
French plush clock.
Is +RUNHNG JUMP-An elegant silver
sugar bowl.
l6-BASE BALTIC the best Base Ball Team,
beautiful fitting silver cha sed ice pitcher, pre-
sented by William Mooney. If four Teams
compete, the two making the best score play
eff
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-02
TICKETS.

For the Round Trip from Virginia City,
Gold Hill. Silver City. Dayton, Sutro,
Mound HOUSE and return dncluding ad-
mission to Grounds. ...................$2 OC
Carson to Steamboat and return. 4 81
Reno TO Steamboat and return. l SO
Admission to the Grounds. ....... l NC
Children over 10 years and under Is years,
alf-price.
. No children under 10 years allowed unless
accompanied by . guardian.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-02

. ~ Tickets Can be Procured
from the Committee Of Arrange.
Aents or en- the Cars.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-02
terest.

The Democrats will run an or
gan Of their own here during the
campaign. 1t will be a morning
paper, and if sufficiently patron
lied will be made permanent in
stitutiOn. rsesS .shfs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-02
FOOT BALL. GAMES
AND OTHER DIVERSIONS.

Committee ON Games:
II. Donovan and J. +. Gladding, on Rife
Shooting. - :.
DR.. P. Manson and DR.. Robinson, on Glass
Ball Shooting.
F. P A. Payne and S. A. JOY. on Jumping.
W.T.. Ford, on Hase Ball and Foot Ball.
H. w. Hand, Chairman of Committee on
Games.
Committee on Music, J. H. Donovan.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-02
For Vice President,

John A. Logan. of Illinois.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-02

Trains will leave Virginia City at us A. NJ.
and Gold Hill at 7:30 A. NJ, stop; ing at Hay.
wards Switch, Mound House, Carson and inter
mediate places.
Trains leave Reno at $50 A. N. for Steamboat.
A Commissary Car will accompany the train
The best order will preserved both on the
ears and on the grounds, as large number Of
Deputy Sheriffs have been appointed for that
purpose.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-02

WAVING SUCCEEDED TO
} the business of the Carson CITY saw
ings Bank we are now prepared to do
General Banking Business.
Bills of Exchange bought ano sofa on
San Francisco, New York, England,
Ireland. Germany, France and all the
principal cities OF the United states ana
Europe.
Telegraphic transfers made.
Issue certificates of deposit and re-
ceiye deposits on open account.
Collections made at current rates OF
exchange
Bullion bought and sold.
Mining stocks bought and SOLD Oh
commission only.
Liberal advances made on approved
stocks and other securities.
CORRESPONDENTS:
New York-Messrs. Opdyke & Co.
The American Exchange in Europe
Iimited) -Messrs. Knauth, Nachod 4
kuhne.
San Francisco-The Anglo -CalifOrnian
Bank (Limited.) Messrs. Homer I.
King & Co.
2Drl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-02

Committee OF Arrangements:
VIRGINIA CITY.
r p A. Pavne. r. F. Layton, S. H. Donovan,
" F Ford. C. R. Mather, d. b. Robinson,
II G. Dale L. Wardle, j. Cavanaugh,
}, CALDWELL
GOLD HILL
H. W. Hand. J. +. Gladding, }. Solomon,
N. J. FlanneryS A. Joy, DIR. P. Manson,
A. q. COwan. C. B. Wychoff, II. B. Smith,
NJ. Harris.
SILVER CITY.
E. P. Hamilton, T. P. Mack, W. T. Cuddy.
DAYTON.
John Lothrop, Geo. Cobb, ". X. DAVIS.
SUTRO.
r. H, Davis, T. H. Fiager, Robt. Rowland,
..s CARSON.
&c. Harlow.
RENO.
II, W. Higgins, NJ. r. Bennetts, w d. Wager,
Hiram Sample.
MASON VALLEY.
A, ". Braun, D. Crowninshield, C. T. Martin,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-02

Senator Sharon objects to Blaine 8
record, yet Blaine up to date never
said an unkind thing about Shar-
one
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-02
A LARGE DANCE HALL

Has been erected in the Park, where all fond Of
dancing can indulge. Arrangements have been
made BY which all who come to the Picnic can
be supplied with refreshments.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-02
Professor Cara's Brass Band

Will accompany the Excursion from Virginia
Civ. and PROFESSOR HASTINGS BRASS
BAND will acc ,mpany the Excursionists from
Reno to Steamboat.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-02

Floor Director. +. Layton.
To the Best ady Waltzer-A lady's splendid
gold stem winding watch, presented by Chate-
lain 4 Golden.
To the best Gentleman Dancer-A box of
fine cigars will be awarded as prize; presented
by Huss & Mercer, Gold Hill.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09
Auttion Sales ot Real Cstale.
A Fine Chance for Investors ID Real Estate
At
NEWARK " j. MARION. y j.; YONkEH~ y y; and
NEW.YORK CITY


ASSETS KNICKERBoCKER LITE INSURANCE CO
The undersigDsi Charles II Russell a. receiver Of 'Ie
Oc xeI Company, vii sell by Jas u
Wells an, roueer ON Thu KSDAN, Ot IOBER %, 1855 az
the EIcnange -aesOJas III Broadway, Non1 ok A. -
O'Clock
Ssi Ions 25I2O0 situated on Bloomhe Lave Ahinston
beTkey Chester Sth 5iI Oh Oh, oth ALu
stn SITS, n lie IlN oh NEWAHh, y J. ,-,.-,
Also lO1 Cl ~ LOIS situated Oh Lafayette or
Broadway, WAes- Ui esst, and W SIDE
ave. MAkIUN, y. J.
Also the ecg ant BRICK DWELLING. barn. stable
cosch LGuse et. with plot OF lana OF aDou. = acre al
uAed e~serIy size o. High lONkEo y. y.
This properly known as the Paterson residence u con
yeuienty situated near the II Il k depot. splendid
pes the vicinity VI residences The
Louss contains a rooms, billiard &C. Also. hand
some bniidiug about acres adjoining the
Also two STORY FRAME hOL Is On s.ryseI's be
18th and LOTS OF isnd north
side Of 52d.. between Ih and l@tn ave. OF them
zOIsJ snd oie 1 =. - -. - -, -
an G ON re 4gcry Ol 3civers dee
For maps and fn particulars app at the once Of A. O.
KessDy q sons NeWgik NJ as j. Nels -nctiOneet 8
CuARLE ii. RI ssELL. hecsyer
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09

EDEN MUSEE 23d-st., bet. 9TH and 9th aves
II open fon IL oil. sunday Ia II.
Nj" ATTRACTIONS CONSTANTLY ADDED
Lifeike R-presen son- IN roJps and la W4I
siereOscOpes Chamber OF Horrors. Two duly
20 leet h. yh rrprduct on ~ BarthO'dfs sorG.
LIB .RTY N LIGHTENfNG H. WORLD"
en- -,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09
Golr0 dno RooHs.


Fast Side.
-BOARDEES DIRECTED TO pleasant
ah.pS@l. 81 i.,ti7,..i o,er 'acs.o9'.
AT7AND EAST IGTn-N Handsome
y p.Ior 1d ecoai i'o., a',, ar'a''' rooms 'o
tNINVALlD can have good bolrd and bcs
~ ofclrt il private family teru' u'ier~ie ltdress
EXPrtlaN' t Ir'un- pt'wn '1c~-I D. -i- Ef''l way.
HANDSOMELY furnished Par,or suite and
0-''' '''''' wan iI- 4st 4ad..t
JAEGF and LARGE HALL ROOMS excel
II hoard also i4l4c oo4is !'' i@s -ai-'' H"ih ,'
0JURRAY HllL.-G6 Park-syc cor 3-th->t.
gentlemen yeas fclcr, non party ,at.n-.
DOONS and BOARD-Ladics have neglected
eiltei superior AID noara vnoui enierns lie
4 dress ftLTURID H0Mi, BOX 81. Tribune tptoTn
oaice i23s Broadway.
TWO nicely furnished single rooms, use of
bath 81 week gentlemen only. No 10 IRVING place
D EAST Private family will rent
second floor. aso medium size room fos gentleman
STH.-AVE.. 3O9.-Elegantly furnished suits
- with private table appointments OF the Uest
references
HOTTEST. 80 EAST-Furnished rooms en-
- sue and sinrly reference
oIST-ST.. I4j-Gramercy Park (North).-
- Desirable rooms. slngly and ell suite, with board
reference.
ot EAST 2OTH-ST.-Sui of rooms with
b4 private bll.roor private table, or without board
peEAST T2OTH-ST-Desirable rooms on sec
- old third floors with hoard.
fS EAST 2jTH-ST-Large and small well
-f') furnished rooms to rent with board references
IL EAST 28TH-ST.-Large rooms on sec
pc rIorbo4TS fs;efehee,
loS MADE DlSON-AVE.-Newly furnished
IoC rooms with private table and baths oher rooms
~ MADISON -AvE.-Superior board; see
III oud hoor, tour suite other suits aud
Itc EAST 36TH-ST. Handsomely fur
10 n.hsd second third front and bathrooms with
board; references.
lEt EAST 3sTH-ST.-Pleasant front room,
1O-i with full board: all Iaodern Arrangement
West Side.
CMALL PRIVATE FAMILY have rooms for
- boarders Moderate. :$47 West 18Th ST
ETH-AVE, ss.-Desirable rooms, en- suite or
- sipsiy references with or without board
STH-AyE., No. 3o7.-With private table ele-
s.i s'sy .eT,ice Of the 6e. 0 WIN
IOTH-ST.. 1856 WEST.-Nicely furnished
j = with board: desirable rooms for gentlemen
Oh WEST 27TH-ST. near Broadway-One
s)O and small room to let desirable gentlemen
reference.
0ATH-ST.. IL WEST-Parlor floor aud
Di second noor with private table reference
01 WEST 5lST-ST.- Handsomely furnished
eD1 hoor divided and square and hall with
board
.JlTH-ST. WEST. No. 11.-With private
eDi table elegantly furnished and second noors
with private bath services Of the best references
oS WEST 35TH ST Pleasant square room
s)') suitable for or two gentemen references
Oh WEST 2BTH-ST.-Nlcely furnished
sDJ double single with nrst class bOAru. at
s0nable rates.
1STH-ST., II WEST.-ln private family
ID han isomey furnished rooms second aud third
floors suite or singly. with board
I
Y - furnished second lsVg. wi.hVaL ggs4d.
A0degsle pIyssa Ae.sEsEes.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09
N-EW .NOnK CFNTRAI. ANn HrDSO,

Y -
y RIVER PAiLRoA - ommeucinc October = 1884
through trains vii leave Grs n1 Certri peunt
5000 Rochester and Montreal express through dra"
-sloa M rast Limited Chicavo rzpTess with dinn1 cars
sioppnr a thanf. tca syracuse. koehrecr. iufa o. 81
arra Falls. irc Cleveland aud Toledo arriving At Chc"so
I0.l' ~ next dav
1890 a. chicago EIpfcss drlvinrroor cars 70 Can9n
IA Rochesfer Niagara FATS and Huato connects i0i
II m. Western Ncw-YorE and northern Express with
draw inc room cars
$50 u. m. Albany. Troy and Utica Express. through
DR. wing room cars
. - M. Accommodation 90 ADanv md Troy
70 10. F'h seeming Tor Ma cara
Fails Bnrsia cincinnati rl'rio Detroit md ~ Louis
with e'crptrg 20 -vincuse aud 20
Auburn read and 90 ~srafora 4snfp Montreal.
m. With -ienrine Tor Rochester.
Buffalo Narars Fa's C'cve4nd Toledo Detroit chicago
aso CLAYTON except saturday and Nateriown and
Norw o. fxoeuf SUNDAY
II D. Nisii tIprr-s with sieerng cara 20 Amanv and
Troy Connects with Tho mOrnur trains Tor the es su
for ihe North ley"ont ~sturiav night
Tickets sale o. Grand Central BPnn No ; lowing
Green 30 and 49, prOadwav. md a. Ncsco''s lures
Ofccs Parfnace anf ~ an' az" Broadway NeW OK
and 1888 WASHINGTON ant 73O Fulton ss BROOKLYN and ~
Foirth-~t- Wil'ia-n-hurg
Accommoiaous IN dr,wnproom am ,leennr cars cs1 oe
procured ~ The o1cest NewN0rS Cly ana AT
OPS Waalngt0n-st Brpeklvu.
Ba~Cc % callr' f0r and checked from residence
These trains daily All others ds e'rfni Nuniav
J. ". TOTCEY. g y. NtFhIh
General superintendent. General fasscnger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09
PHILADELPHIA AND READING


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way t5 CO.. and 80 oth-aye. KyinRtOn.st. 10 f3
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New-York tribune., 1884-10-09
C1 ARINS


- NhiF =
- CITY. RIVER tND UtTROg TRAN POETATION
.,vp.,.v
Office iici l~ =. r., fnpi oi 'oriindi-'-
s,.aut. frerf forwarded
'i tA' "'Ih
UNEQU ALLIED FANILiTiE ~ FOR bI~PAI'H
t.s -.,og,i f,r delivery ID, all Ind. Of FREIGHT and mcr
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ror lfoIrrrAcF
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boz the harnor D. asnrs . o rates.
..r,.. .fro. .r- r.psr- A,-D cpOvrS TO Crr ,p
TER IbF EN'l H~l''N-.
Steamer. fgrfN d ~TAErN and FGA~Tfr~ CORNING
.,.,.,. . l.... - d. t..... t...-,i,rdt If
'"' '''."-'lN ~ '''' '''' '' ~ 900 '
d.. . .,- ,.,.. ,, r 2 10 * % % r,.,.,,l AZ Pier 10
for Sew Iiav0n ani points last ai f4ri .'
CENTRAL -fiiPf AID tu0lmunpaw y. I.-Nrv Docks
,f.,,. ,d o..f -io,. v.r.tlu~ ,rn.-f fptur .o the
CONSTRUCTION an' i'ih "I N''-o+
branch .Ih.ItI. D. u.
,r,,,t. t,ntr nam ,t,,y - - go H.
'ENiE EBIE RAIIN Al, now known aS the
Nt"noEN. LANE lIiE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arran-ratuts oi tram. som Cuauprr.-s Demo-.
aam-Utiy tSr-p ~uu.sr. Dly I11rr-,. dfar roos
coioI,s 20 Cl.v-.t .tuI .inouH4f. aul chicago
ior ,t Lm,ra a.n -'nar Caic,,. io luisio 4rrvine
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09
Brooklnn properip for Sale ana % fet

C.S ONO CASH and $l5 5000 on mortgage
pc,OOO vii 9uy me and e',emea aa Onas ron
isinng rooms Igl 2yIsy. Leuss .vXV1 AGIs. j. l. e.
ifibuue vASs.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09
IIBANY BOATS. PEOPLE'S LINE.
nAJTINORF AND OHIO kAILkDAD.
CALL RIVER LINE.
FARES REDUCED.

rrRsTCLAss. BOSTON. So 90, NEWPORT AND FALL
RIVER. = 90.
,,ts5 Ticket. Corresponding Reduction TO ALL EAST
fRN PoINrS.
The steamers PILGRI and PROVIDENCE leave New
york ON alternate days. SUNDAYS INCLUDED. at 800
~ no.i PIER 28 y r.. foot OF Murray 81 Connection
Nv Annex" Boat Brooklyn al 80 m, Jersey C'y
and staterooms may be secured IN New OK
al cipai hotels transfer and ticket Offices the once
On P,e- - ani on The steamers.
BoRDEN & Low IL GEO. L CoNNOR'
Apenis Gen. Pass. Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09

nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
L sATON IC and NAUGATUCK RAILROADS steamers
have Cahernr Slap al II p NJ; -3dst last KlFer
zion no Fare lover than by any other route
EHIGH VALLEY D.-PasSenger
tram. leave depot sOOt Coran "a and DesrOsses +ts
Al t.lOa m T. $40 and m Tor ka'tcn Betnlehen Alrp
aoxn Rasfug Nauch Nhuuk. NilkesbarTf low anda, VA
very T0 Geneva lyons Buffalo and the West. Pullman
,sto r r,sres run a. Local trains al a. and go
:, n, for rs-fou Bethlehem ami topiav.
Trs n leaving al slo n and so D N connect iol
a. nontS u Nahaunv aud Hazet0n Cob regions SUNDAY
Ia ns ol. oi Mauch Chunk slO Leave Aauc1 ChdhA
'G,Lsr,. Eastern once No. 235 Broaar ay.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09

VERY STYLISH HORSE, 16ia hands. with
moi CHAM snn IA IN f.S. viii sell ali iof tlxOO.
WINflkLD slADLks, IAv AsG 5vta ss. AsA iu ssgti.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09
stromtraie and Railroads.
NORWICH LINE.
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE
To BOSTON 80.
WORCESTER g. So
NASHUA - c5.
PORTLAND 81.

steamers "City 81 Worcester" end "Civ Of Boston ~
pier 90 y. r. ooi of neVf per above Dcs
brossess; Perry dailv e1ccpt Sundays. st ,. N.
NEW DAY LINE FOR NEWHURGH.-Fare
soc. lard ~ West Point cold Spriny aud
Cornwall steamer JANIS y Brett ieayes foot West
l0t'st DAILY - ocio,t a. M and ~I tlS ~ 80 ~
Iefurnng Ncwbnre n NJ EXCURSION ticket ron
day. soc. No Intoxicating Liquors
.oI
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09
Coua,yn Drorer.n for Sale al g SCI

Conu,rn Dro1,rn for Sale al 8 SKI
CLEGANT Hudson River country seat and
l..rlv fru tr. t.an required. ul-It alr~ '-
TAR -TlIuLN- c4.. tiou 1 toe p Ill., ...- Na'--ust
FLORIDA HOTEL for rent or sale. The 81.
! Clan uoic. Green Cove -piilGf 1 .D RIVER PLOT 49,
I.T LuGlaIoN. 20 caanor''-'t.
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE. at Linden, y. y.
1 lnr.- l- IoIus. agr hoHs slt stables Pei ''
o. saalc na iru rree' An4 scrrso 'ro~ ".e m-nue-
IRON. -rr0 roIt vdas immediate pos-cs-pni ID hrr ciI-
di'lcu N NulNE', No. " Pne-'t
NEONTCLAIR. NJ.-'ro vent. beautiful tone
~ cj lolnaIn SIDE arI,o-leig p'u-'.d ara gee.
or4eH Do IolHs u.o rn lllDNcnc 4.ntd4Aer rinfi rs
How + 'IAr.oS-. % ,co-i-st. ~.
nRANGE. ~ J.-NIciuity speciality. Real
- cs..r every v.'ov. .f, -alr art tii 'n sale ai ou
Iit ono Nadi.on. 81. hi"ALb nhaILI' Is t'-
Nu. Il Pm. leslie. y. T.
ORANGE. y. J.-lViciniy oI '.l depots.)-
.n. tO1DII. o9po'i' 'ric' .'ni. station
DENT-Tuly furnished. winter season. al
II ~nor, Hns j. accessible 'le louI siou. r'.l.
ncn trerv modern appointment. wood ru Do open
trepatc d rourl oit as' furnace ''atut location ul'
qursuoua1y neA.tuy. exec cui nei ighpoi.a.d
hDWAE6 T.. %. 81 LioN IS co.. 40 Ine.st
DEAL ESTATE-ORNNGE, y. J.-For sale
IL or rent furnished and uu;ur residences with
nice j.. w1LL1AM-. M4n..t. near Alu,.c Hall
Oh nnA ~ CASH for 33 arre- farming
= =. tWD .ni j. mie, fou Nes.io-k on Wa
ar-... 'Po-rMAsrtM 1ensny. N.J.
GIT0ND CasP will 3uy 5wo % sdio ",, = nm: l: and 11,!
!esse at 20 r,r auuum. for Dar, u ii'a dr'ss
HAE1oN D. JONL5. Washington D. C..