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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-29
Zeal Aoiiccs.

V'HIRTIETH-Sr. supreme Court edward
Hiucien suviSin executor 81 hc Inst vii and rs
lament Of Itirr Rice 4dhsi Isaac f1niul Ia
uari Jam Farmers LJal and Trust company. as
the proper estate ana th'c 81 20 slt Io"D
deceased LzaJ m bOvuc. dcc asrd sarah James and
idWAId James.
L. pursuance Judgment and decree Of force osure and
sale made entered hrtc June H. lN7I. J. inc unOcr
signed rcere' IN sad ndsmei named WI re-! 81 pHblc
No ~ lIoIue NtN
YosS civ on tn dav 81 February. l~i % y O'Clock
noon by iciafd V H.rrt Ructl0ucer the toiO"ihg de
sc-ibr,l prcnlisea: ~,
An t-e certain lots. pieces parcel % ground and bud
ngs thereon and being NJ the INent1h ward
of The Iy 81 nh and Oh The souier sde OF lufeth
bounded aud containing tOc it as follows; btglhIi
point the sJutharly side Of Thrift" list distant t,
hundred and insty cght irei qua seven ccS V
t r4Stery sd" OF Nvenihavc thence running el.sr,S
aiuug IhiI1ieh-st sixynve feet teice running -ouhIH
paruc eaCf fctI lire l1thts
Thence westerly. parclcl VISTA Thtrnehst, Sky ave ltt
SryttlaVe ninety lFht
Inches 10 ihirtrhst the point 81 beginning
IjHfrd New YORK, November J. ISIS.
Excepting thrIoiruu and three commencing three
hundred twenty inches, eastry from
Srvcuayc and running eascriy foty iect-Dnicd Gnny
. }. SANFORD POTTER
Referee.
u T valdez.
Pisu.ink Attorney.
81 Liberty - ~ , Ky
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Orcan Gleamcrs.

NCHOR LINE. L. :. Mail Steamships
a sal from Ncw.Yors r. u arY-1
GLASGOW Wa LONDOED4-hAY.
ION Pier 20. ho-tA tavar
ANCHoRIA.-, ia .Ii zen. -'r - j. w
tt-E 80 81. ..4I . ASIA f.ar p. ]. D..
CaDn passage, $50 To so second cabin. Si.
Sto,I.st outward, - prcraid, 80.
Anchor Line issued az lowest rates ar paG it5' D.
charge in England scotland and Ir'iuA
uassfsr. adm Plans, Iouk u Tours, &c, Apply =
UINDEESDN BltOIiEls>, B0"LI@ bf-tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-29

THE SEVENTEENTH REGULAR QUAR-
. TFRIY DIVIDEND OF TWO AND A HALF PER
ONT the paid N capital stock OF TIE RAILROAD
EQUIPMENT COMPANY will be payable al the UiuCo OF
posi- MARTIN a 90, No 50 p Finest, Ncw-I0Tk CITY,
OF and February !. h A. y fO1I, Treasurer.
January 20, lssi.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY. now know as the
Il NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

II NV YORK, LAhE tRif AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrangements o. trans iIon' CiAnlbers Street Depot
lply 'IgsP SaIsS7 pa, Lay t1pres aia" 'Gs room
COagltS I cleveland, Cbc nHat AMI Chicago
Tor asi unc-funan Sleeping Coaches 10 Buffalo arriving
s.25 Niagara Fails Salamanca 800 Cleve-
qop mr. NJ Louis o:4o ~ second
Gay connecting ans arrive D-'Iot BIO M Ioiedo D. -
AMI Indianapolis u
a IA bnyPaoGc Express iol inc West solid Tram Of
Pullman bay and sleeping COACHES 10 Binsani9n Eml
Buffalo, Niagara Pals Cincinnati and Chicago. Hotel and
Buffet smoking Coaches to thcago
kuhcIoIt ana Psssait . 20 10 y 81 io-zO m ~ noon
Sundays $50 l02n VI 40 1909 y ~ u midnight 49,
Paterson 30 $50 9 30 1920 ~ noon Las $50 40
t6lO $50 e. 10 $50 100 81 1910 and l. midnight
Newark and Paterson via Newark C45 $40 1870 $40
ego j1n $50 7Ao 10 and - mihnigt Saturday nights
only. sundays Sl5 ~ $40 6,o p m 49, .. $500
Sunfn a. lO2Oa 10 80 $50 6.lO SID and II
midns Sundays $50 lO2O an LAO go 3 m and Il
MaTxiok7 80 an Sopn
NcwIuls and CornWsll7 20 Ia $50 $50 6pm Sunday
Rondout aud Kingston aud Montgomery . 43O p ia
Goshen . .SOs 1920 a $50 $50 4.S0 sI5pm sun
Ss St S1S 10 a z ~ . a 80 d, p = IA
eon1ee WIN Sia& RaiSo "a AN MANI a44 ,e 40 m
Port lcr'ls 80 . i02o an 4SO sl5 p m Sun.
Boats leave I'D NJ quarter ~ Quarter arcr , ,
IRON m re to 1872 80 cycry uory wiuoi, and
Sltfpiag coaches Zee obtained ORDERS tar ~ u,
ami transfer hRggSse may left at Inc c"mpa,y s As
Nos ZGl 40l 81 Bfuli as. ~ Mest.st y - =,
Corrt-si Brooklyn on at the ConTanys Depos - ~ .
TIIress Trains foIu the West arrive New York A. 40
LOU JoHN ~ AHBoFT Gerq Passr Agent. >cw.yort
NORTHERN RAILOAD or NEW JERSEY
~ Trains leave for Englewoo1 Coster PieTgnout and
- Midnight suneays 8 am and 7l5pm
Nauuc,, spring Valley ana Monsey 40 10 am 4jOp ~
-"' LOAN y ABBOTT. GenT Pass'r Agent NeF.Yo-l
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Filming

rTHEANNCAL MEETING OF the stockholders
/ of the New England Gold and silver Mlnhg COM ON;
pauv for tie election OF Trustees Tor the cE.Hlnf - 49,
s. ield Company lhce "a 1p ARSi HeT % = IL
o. Friday February J. lS-4, al i clu,h' VJu o-' wa Nv
oIeu from - 10 3 O',iock I ~, . nh,
Tralsi,I VII Clo7c anuAIy - am VII 4o"N 4
AIRY ?, 1854 rpt-urprcE NICHOLS
New.YoIk Jan o. 1SSi S,1lplIg.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

et,,s
AND uN SIHTEAI s ThTNN NAL MI RoUTE
Grains Nav New YORK wa DrsDrnsses and Co'""'
uarrisLuTe Pit surr The south WITH rulnap
iS la S2T a9C ,c9 snSs .o
ms liars ~ oc m fTeT GAG >, ~ Corr, and Erie
b, conneefinc at CORY orTtusve r"troleH' centre
siirsar~, %ssF"rton ID TIC SOUTH Limited wssang Ga
Washington a. "a Rcruia VA p ana Va *; IS
lG2" d $50 ~ gao amd % NH Sn sunday wa g. an
J RlL o. am On m. and u night VIA b ando III"
Tor Atlantic Citv otccrf sunday n
Lone branch Pav Head Junction. ard iner ~ va S
snnGar' oa NJ ed 3" m docs sio, q Asonrg Psrsl
a. i"rscv tHv erorGnr scetr and direct trausier Og
Trains arrre-Frnm rrtsmrg Go anc II ~ n $50 R lna
logon daily aud m dahy rEeep' E'" 'te Z, 90
e5o ZOOS and 81 nm sunday GS 100 NJ. j. 70 ana
I Trcn 1Tiiad,"nta So Glc C2O Go / cy,c Monday
o7 a2' 40 a9o Oh LID los 65o and 8 M SUNDAY
$50 90 a CSC 7o5 ua5 . m $40 7a5 go. lo'o'
'O'-O ''' ' 10 PHILADELPHIA. NAM. .-,.,
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on
'NDA ifuiAs AZ NEw 9oEK -'-'-'''
1ouH1E TRACK. TIE MOST LMERoyEED EQUIP
IN AT TIL TIT 4 Es5fI I s4fE 2SN'
JxTrsss Trags eaye New YE via Desrosscs and corandt
s.5e'3 5 t5Igs g 'Og9 sgS nco, II 81
&lO, =. C.7 sand On n ana > u'glj sundays 90
Trans ia u s SoU ~ ds1 c csST G a
auu ltlpt nj - audf CrfpeC'ih' al Ifch'"u "
pS;urn; Troadi Station Philadelphia. l20l
IS 40 A.. 4%5 Except Montavl 600. $50 $50 80
II and u j. m llnucd ENnrcss - and 5lo ? N
SIS. 40. 400 f}5. $50 q - Limited 63h 40
9i5aUd nmlcavc ihiadoluba va O'W'en.S3Oa m caHy
T3CEri oa'c5 js5. o49a nd 90 nroaawa7 House.
md oof POSSES and Cortland ~ttrs Cont 81 AMI
jIoiel Hobokcn Station. Jersey IMMIGRANT Ticket
OHce 40. Battery race and Castle Gsrfrn. .
The New-Yofs Transfer Coppluv will CaN or ana clecA
isfrss, ,,ig ole =; 9rq residences r. WOOD
tiNi Genera Manager General Iass'r gent
CHARMS .--...,....,,,,.
- CITY RIVER AND UArnoC TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY
Office Pier j.. y. a.. .uJi OF Cur7iau1t-st.
Cosir-euts freight forwarded directed any part
stlr world.
UNIOUAIIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received Tor delivery OF ali Kinds OF freight and m3c
SlanGis. any part Of TIE city.
kEA AND HAKBOR TOWING AID RIVER AND liar
Dor LIGHIIRACE.
Freight Of every description promptly Shtcred 10 any POM
81 the harJ0 al reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,. BAiGES AID GROVES To CHAR
TER IOt ENCU fssInNS.
Steamer JOIN u. sTABIN for NEW HAVEN leaves Pier
Is, n. X foot Of Cortiandtst, al daily SUNDAYS
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO. between New YCra and
New.Hayen. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight points d. l. & W. r T. received at Pier IL
}mNew Haven and points East, ~ Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE. STATEN IsLAND-Eevea Miles Cor
Ten Cculs PlDr l. l. r. White
halls
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, CmHmunipsw. N.J.-Dry Docks
Mscllno Boiler shops Everything apPertaiI1s TO Is
construction and repair Of vessels
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Buslncss Chances.

nor SALE.-The freighting andco business
/ Of the hrm o. Holman i.h.I' az "a 4 xtI,i,s
.b.ek ~ Y including tie barge ltttfi -f aun LA'''-'7
IEDIAFfTl HOFFMAN, l-X'ritflA -,
CARDIINI. J.. PITCHER Ainilhlst iaitiA-
For particulars Apply 10 v. n HOif ~-AN' N''''
Rhinebeck, n. y.
rTDID HOTEL IN CANADA.-One Of
- - c,esi Ina tbr Dominion viii sell 10 caphli7 ht
nav l0 I,,r cent active business on , i,
% - ,e1Ts 0uaof tie growing Clues h.hlH y.
90 0O1 cash balance mortgage az ~ pei 'eut NPP' "
p ri LUDLOW a. 'O, % flne-sL
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6elp ranieo.

WANTED. Experienced accountantsto cam
w vass for the National sell Educator new element,
airy and practical bookkeeping OF AckhOncuse
superior cxccIce. COnpnnsau0l h9n e.VO va wv PSA
month. Aadruss A. O. ScAOLt4k1D, f'foN1Gelee, H.
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Boar6 auo Rooms iuaniea.

DRESSMAKER working ont by the day wants
n private hOnse Would do sewing ~ return
for rent would permanent position IN inst class
hounc drossmaing aud assist iey housekeeping.
Beet reference Addfuss A s. Tribune Up town Ocel2JS
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-29
Gin Real estate for Sale

Cin Real estate for Sale
A DJOINING FIFTH-AYE.
residence Of NJ William II Vanderbilt,
magnificent 1u sue extension dwelling containing every
Will BE SOLD low GSoSNsiBERIXe THE EI -Il
GAM OF THE LOCATION AND SUPERIORITY OF
TILE HOUSE Terms t9 suit P9Ises%STa; o ApRS l" -
81 Cccar-st- or 66l gtlsve
A RARE CHANCE.
a Omy one ie eeg mt MODERN housss ngT bnilt
"''is'oH' 'O'"'''1 G. MAcDON AID, Builier
all Our COMPLETE HOUSES sold but
- one go y a- ' hys ND Prices es n TIL I
BUEK Co. Architects, ghe BerkslnTt cor Ma'sonsve
and 02ds
SAFE INVESTMENT-Thr houses.
n Murray Hfll own construction sea ed as PriyHts
dwell ncs 70 iiiseas pa ~ Psy a'2vs nIe pei ' c
berkshire" cor. Madson-ave. and a2a-t
TOR SALE.-The old New-Yorl< Produce
EHsssff r B W p ha an sl Mools aaa wio
The on dng as theioag IRE PROOF walls ~ ~ so,a
din Be altered into siore Offices Being the lnis
improvements and accessible by cars and stses
II has " R''-' s'oN''' 5. EDDY 4 CO ;-.r
NOR SALE.-On 6lth-st.. near 5th-ave, !
1 story hirh atcop brown stone house; @Ox6xl00 Apply
to IsAAC HONG, III Broadway r1ms and H. Da'e'nsh'
TOR SALE.-5th-Ave. Corner and Brnadway
L Iets Wal exchange improved property PAUL TODD
~ Broadway
EOR ~AI.F.-Dowu-tov Business Property
L and Apartment Houses paying large income PAUL T.
TODD. las broadway.
nor SALE-Choice business Property and
L Apartment Houses paying large income. PAULP
TODD. 10 broadway.
NOR SALT-Fifh-av Corner and Broad
1 way Lois. VII exchange improved pr p'riy PAUL
P TODD IA BroadUaT.
WEST 6IST-ST.. near 9th-lve. Four story
~ stone front; S.5yHO. RULAND& WHITING, No .
Beekmau st
~ ,v-u VI, p ---.-fi ~. S-,crl, rtorv
li- stoor Iro0u--ua fcrsr, Jxtu. with elegant
dining and butler Tuty "Et.ri'u iCr safe rcaSoTah =
Ir N one o. tlc iarGsir,sf tNgvc; lWtscsslp
n i-o ATE. 90 suf Y =. ~iEN FN~oN, IT, 20 81
,cHT-st "nG 90 gt4tffc
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WINTER RESORTS.
w GRAND E&CUESIQN5
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA. HAYII, PORTO RICO
COLOMBIA IsTuMU- or PANAMA and NICARAGUA.
Tourists invited 10 avail of these ps, wlcn hey
iIaA Oh ans I0ute taken by Company 0leano tls
extreme rr7oe OF - day, which ncnd- al yos
End whole UfRc, dtnng
Otber
siequo o l Inc they NAY Oh tbeNOyage FOrpassaye
apply " Ms, to.,r,,t, 4 go Aco,ts
III kfvy. hore
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stemtoais arb Rniircahs
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
p W A,tilnlnlr-- N Baltimore and Washlngton.

MoI,F,I, FAST LINE TO THE WEST
- yj1 ysladrpn n Baltimore and WASHINGTON
Tsibs leave fTum PenuSlyaria r r. Depot ,r.. west.
In m excsra sunday ior N2khnetor ant all
n w Daily FAST ENPRESS. throurh &c u tdlTai
coaches 90 Chicago Cincinnati 81 Louis 'onD
y1 NINIGHT daily for Washington and ali POINTS ese
For Zine Tables Tickets, Seepnp Rerths enc sorrt
stpiy al Company's Office Sl6 q and Gus Broadway
~ BrOOklyn. Pennsy lvanla Railroad
BOSTON VIA ST0NINGT0N LINZ. ISLAND
ID steamers sTONINGToN and 1h ieyaI ai 40 D.
SaH 1Ts oSrr rains fon STEAMERS landing througn
RostOn Providence Line, fOT freight ohiy UaH i'e' 49,
r. Warren - daily except sundays tS"p W.
4 FUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD;;N1lp.sSSsoSsee 80
issias leave depot foot Of CoTi hp pS Alien
Town Resinr piaueh chupth Wneesl arc % nan
,cry Iftscs Geneva LvnnS Iufap 1pi The WtsL
thrcarh eoaches run dsilv lesal tIsnsai VI" an
IA ffr ras.nn Bethieben and Zoo ar an - oo,,ne, FOR
Trans ravinr $40 n ene 20, " cic W. Sunday
rint ar Ssncb chunk slOr N Leave Mauc" Chohk
:fin ". nj Clurch and CCrtlandt ~.
General Eastern ONNe' 'ViH'f 4 L. BYlNGTON, q. T. y
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route.
To BOSTON So. WORCESTER s. SO NASHUA - %
= q from
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yVANTED-Stock of the Idaho Consolidated
W q ard 5 Ninmg Company In exchange foI Real Is
fafe AaGrcss Boy 25l Elutablr DIldng
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Gteawboats aro iaallrcaos.

EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
Slip at p. and II D. (Snndays eIceptel.l "a III
time for early trains NORTH ano East
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on hOU-
i sATONIC ana NAUGATUCK RAIIROADS-Seamner
Stop m. Pare lower Than by any other route
TOR BOSTON. Fare only %
IL VIA FALL RIVER LINE Linntcn Ilcksts.
Beat roufe 10 Newport Fall River, and all Eastern points
Dav service ST Ma Ns EXCEPrBp from Pier "a y; h
m T. % n m Steamer. BRISTOL and PROV DEMO- Con
nection by AMEN BOAT from Brooklyn and jersey Ci
an IN tickets and sfaterooms may De secured IN &
al al prncinal hotels transfer and noket Offices al the oOo
on Pier 2S. and on steamer uoncrY cOx,Op
BORDEN & LOWELL OBOKGE l. SoNI 49,.
Agents Gem rms Astne--
NETWORK AND long BRANCH RR:
~ IPennsylvnuia PR iootCort'An'E
etotiors I'm Now YORK II. and DaslTOsses-st.
tPhila & Read. Rfi. fo0tlDeTty-st
IIANI NETWORK, commencing Novemler ~ iHs% 1.oo
south AmbOy via Phila. & Readng Rl o. SD M
fm l30, 4, J. Sundays. 400 1919 m via. ieh ~
soc am. u n $40 - SUNDAY N. n 40 e.,5 :,
FJ Mstawan. &C. via Phtla & Rcaoing Rim J6a5 ~
via penn. RR m I'm. mn Surdavs ~ 9 - p,rt
For Red Rank LON rrunch Oean Crow; AsDafbb an
Sea Grit Point Pleasant d. viz Pl9de nha emo , s.rs 'f
RI 5S,N S15 ~ $50 fat. coon NJ. SunoaayN no
eorpmo nj Ocean Grove Asburv Parkh aan lo4D m
vla Pernsylvnna RH. .. J2rr. BIC, D. m 9uu'As
sorfing occnn rove OF Asullrv lhl ~ 'I II
Fo Freehold PhlIade'rlla anc facT w ~ ~ ~
N so 900 In M For Kcvpnrt. w. Fhilader1a 9Nc
peednc RR 5Nu /. II Q. n. $50 4:%l. J. p m 10y
lakewood Toms River parnegq+ - sly I'M - $50
"a Fo1 Vineland fIideeon Atlantic CITY 81 LOU p M
= G. HANCOCK. J. p. WOOD u. II. Nir.Han.,
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JoUBIE TRACK, THF MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
NENT. AND TIL FASTEST TINE CONSIST
iNT " ITH ALSOLNIE sAELlA
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TO PHILADELPHIA \.
TIE Old ESTABLISHED KOLJE AND suOAf -

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND } "
SUNDAY. 3 STATIONS ~ pHILADEL-
PuIA. : ~ INV YORK
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Giluatious tuants0- alales.

COACHMAN and GRO0M.-By young man
" with frslcass references can take caro- OF hon Sc
and drive; viii act and make himself GENERALLY
useful Call OF address JOSEPH REIN ECKE. 1874 Nhctt-
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CUNARD LINE.

II Between NtNS-N ork and Havre. -
pier ncW No ~ River foot % hooi-st
IABRADoE q. Golfer Ned Jan 90 d r. III
Il. NJ x. Mt! re D. h''h
~. RLNT, one We'd + -, g.. IN
anc sight. IL amounts 10 sl, on tbc Dab4uo
TIansat snti9uc o. Pans ~ . p. ,. o..
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Steamers CITY OF NETWORK

To BOSTON, So. WORCESTER, s. so NASHUA - %
PORTLAND, Sc and no transfer
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Rooms ano flats Go Get.

SMALL FAMILY would let neatly furnished
~ rooms: references moderate. 81 Vest l1tks.
9th aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-29

BOARD for German gentleman in private
- family 81 West IA fIrusacd with
without board references exchanged
rTO LET, with or without bOard.-A suite of
rOms extra size r1Sae bath no other bosrders lot
West 4stI-st
1DD-ST., II WEST. Front and middle par
- lor To LET, with excellent table
40 WEST 57TH-ST., in the S0NCY, very
4sI desirable apartments CaJinctnished iresooed sioa
heated rec JANIpOk.
The Florida agriculturist., 1884-11-26

tree. have carefully read the relation
of his voyage, and found but one place
where he speaks Of the pomme de para
DIS, which is, perhaps, the 4dam's Ap-
Pile. But it is necessary to observe that
this adventurer did not write during his
voyage. He could not have done so in
those countries, and if he could have
written, it wound have been impossible
to save his manuscript and bring it to
Europe We know that in order to carry
his wealth he reduced it to precious
stones, which he sewed into the folds of
his tunic. Besides, we know that his
narration was written at Genoa, whilst
he was aprisoner, and where, in recount
ing his adventures, he managed 10 OBJ
tain consideration, which sweetened his
captivity. He had not, even then, mar
rated them except in the societies of Ven
ice, where they did not give an unre-
served belief to all offered them of the
marvellous. They called him derisively
Marco Malioni, because of his continual
description of riches. We need not,
then, be astonished by his forgetting to
speak OF the orange tree, which he GER
tainly saw in his travels.)
The Florida agriculturist., 1884-11-26
Price: 81 per Annum, Single Copy 5 Cents.

has hard sandy beach, the shores are
high and dry and the air is so clear that
the shadows of the shores and trees
mirrored in the placid waters as seen
across the lake, five miles away, are as
clearly and distinctly defined as are the
actual objects themselves.
Here at all seasons of the year the in
habitants may have growing upon their
own lands, in richest luxuriance, both
fruits and vegetables, in almost endless
variety, while in all directions, through
out almost every month in the year, the
most lovely flowers with their delightful
odors and their variegated colors greet
the eye and cheer the heart of the lover
of Natures adorning hand.
+. JOHNSON & Co.
The Florida agriculturist., 1884-11-26
IcoPYRpGHTED.l
A Treatise on the Citrus Family.
CHAPTER ".
BY NJ. GEORGE GALLEsI.

Translated from the French. expressly for TIE
Florida A0ricuhurist.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-23
THE GREENWICH MEETING.

The Republican meeting last night nj
Greenwich, which WAS addressed by Ro'
dolph Hatfield and Captain Balderston, was
a gratifying success. One hundred and
three persons were present BY actual count
and the feeling was all that could be desired.
The meeting was called to order by e. W
Tanning, and +. 7. Phillips presided. Mr.
Hatfield discussed the tariff question in al
able and comprehensive manner. showing
its bearings on the intere.t Of the producer
Captain Balderston spoke in behalf of thu
ticket generally. He also dwelt upon th'
duties of the county attorney, the response
bilities of the Office and wherein such Officer
could guard the interests of the taxpayers
Altogether the meeting at Greenwich was l
very pleasant: unanimous and satisfactory
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-23
FOR SALE.

One of the rarcst bargains ever met with
in ones life time Fred Schattner. offers for
the mex, ten DAYS. his beautiful fruit and
vegetable gardens, which would be cheap at
5000 cash. but will sell the above at a great
sacrifice if purchased within the above men,
toned. Terms, part cash and part on time
if desired.
The above consisting Of sixteen lots IN the
highest state of cultivation Of all kinds Of
fruits of the bes; varieties and choicest; a
peach and apple orchard in full bearing,
apricot. pear and plum trees Five thou
and Turner thornless red raspberries. over
five thousand blackberrie>, the very best,
three hundred hills of large mammoth white
pooseberries, large bed tf Captain Jack
Strawberries. The sales of above fruits have
ne,ted over and above $500 per annom for
three wears past
Improvements-H House Of five rooms with
10 foot ceilings. hall, closets. porrhes, cellsr,
well. 81 feet, with pump in dining room, wat
or. pures. and sweetes. and best in the city,
also a 100 barrel cistern in kitchen. Out
buildings eonsis; of stables for two cows and
horses. carriage house. coal and wood shed,
poultry house and henery. The furniture
can be bought if desired a; a reduced price
This beautiful property is situated IN one
of the most desirable and healthy locations
in the CITY fronting on four streets, Pine,
Oak. Wichita and Water. Neighborhood
frst-class. dl35-tf-wlt
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-23

A big bargain in choice farm, price on
ly $780, part of this on time; 100 acres Of
choice black land, 40 acres fenced, 80 in
good cultivation, good house and stable, 100
budded peach trees, 10 apple in bearing,
Russian variety, all set to clover and blue
grass; miles north Of Garden Plain, one
fourth mile from school house. This is the
best real estate bargain in Sedgwick county.
TAYLOR & PIKE,
dl33-tf. Garden Plain, Kas.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-23
MARRIED.

Married October l4th, 1884, Mr.. Abroham
McAtee to Miss Annie Richey, at the resi-
dence of the bride on Water street.
The marriage of this young and highly es'
teemed couple was honored with the pres,
ence of our best citizens, who presented
them with many nice bridal presents, some
of which were very valuable.
The bride is member of our church
We wish them happy success.
j. II. LAWS, Pastor.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-23
THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER.

From the beautiful collection Of full and
partly blown delicate tea roses found upon
our table yesterday morning, we conclude
that Charley Parson is one of the fortunate
fellows who is meyer compelled to sing "The
Last Rose Of Summer" for his roses bloom
all winter. In the collection sent us yestor-
day morning are twelve varieties, and no
two of the same color. The dew and frost
of the morning was still on them, and ii
would be hard to imagine anything more
beautiful while their fragrance filed our
sanctum. Charley Parsons success as q
cultivator of fine tea roses has been alluded
to before in these columns and many of oui
people know that he is prepared to supply
any one with the choicest and healthiest
plants. correctly named in every instance.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-23
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

Hearing that a good deal Of sickness pre-
vailed in the city reporter called upon the
principal physicians of the city Yesterday,
10 ascertain the truth Of the statement. In
reply to questions on that poirt the doctors
replied that there was but little sickness and
nothing Of a serious nature. There were a
few isolated cases Of malarial fever, one OF
two of which had assumed typhoid form
The health Of the city was never better than
now, considering the increase in popuia'
| ton.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-23

The St. Louis & San Francisco railway is
the only line running solid trains through
Wichita to st. Louis daily without change.
Palace Pullman sleeping cars on all trains.
Secure tickets at urion depot or city office
for all points east at lowest rates. Leave or
ders for carriage or bus and baggage at city
Office. Il. b. Keller.
dl27-1Ot. Agent.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-23

An item appeared in the Beacon last
night stating that marriage license was Is:
sued Yesterday to George Seward and Oracle
Cowans. The facts are that they were mar
ried the day before yesterday and that they
took Yesterday mornings EAGLE, containing
a notice of the marriage, home with them tc
Sedgwick City long before the Beacon knew
tina; the marriage license had been issued
The Beacon had better be little more pre-
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