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VNHoS J. FISHER 4 co,
l. Real Estate AuctioneeH
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SNAIL RnsU
and i5os KiHdXIS fLxC 3 N 81 NHs iSHS "

d. 1851 aud duly recorded in IIber No go leiio
22s one Of the Land records for tie pi.tre q %.
pEfENIR s ER aHE lE6daHITEENTH. Ab ySst-
hundssd and two sIo9 and one HUNDRED and ens i6il
square NUMBERED two hundred snd forfy-cns l5Sil .
Of the kurveyor OF the District Of Oolamht1 Ios1k
with the imRr9vemsnu thereon, eqpaistaG OF thsss
Nos. i50a, lso4 and 1895 Kinsmsn "a nosSSvssE
Tsln:; one. tSild sssS 6siipo. 10 sk 90 ssa sys,e
sls m s With inteFs nd sse.zs y ass4
Ssi,fsSt ON q sssh lot time ..la ossySsssasl
VII be resold q risk and cost Of dsisIdnS pEssk4
''''' i've s5ss 1SSi 2f get Itsli6 re ..
A a.a fhED1aIlSSk 1 = Acau1kxt Tsmssa
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W HEN TIE LIVER FAILS TO ACT, and You are
Liious ana out or sorts. use Dr. Jaynes Sanative
Pllis 10 bring about healthy action OF the liver,
and remove all distressing sYInnfnms -
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NBkIsHa 8 v.rsssssS e ouls dss;As III
s ~ s ae : Sf IS. :;si ss 5; S =: :cRs'
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A Centenarian Dead.

NEW YORK, December 6.-The death was reported
at the bureau or vital statistics to-day of Louisa
Schoenert, a German widow, aged one hundred
years, six months and twenty-one days. She died
Oh consumption and had been twenty-five years in
the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-06

RANGE OF rHE THERMoMErKR.-The following
Were the readings at the once OF tho chief signal
onlcer to-day: Am. az IL a m, <eG pm, Goa
Maximum, cos: minimum. 402
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DINNER TO SENATOR GoRNAH.-The Columbia
club, OF this city, will give banquet in honor Of
Senator German at WIZARDS hotel December 18th.
In addition to Senator German there win be mum.
Der OF distinguished invited guesta
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR sALE-OvER 200 ACRES; CAN BE DIVIDED
- TO make two farIns will exchange. W. MASON,
IenleytOsn. ID. G.. d4-3;'
NOR SALF-SEVERAIs SMALL FARMS. NEAR
the CITY, incuiinz three four az SuitlEnd: VIII
take city property IN exchange. and Assume iucum-
brances. Address w. W. HALL, Box sos. City Post
Office n25-tSslm
Vs0R LINTON JANUARY lSr SEXT-A SMALL
Farm Of about 20 acres. suitable TOR denng with
mouse OF I'VE rooms, stables and fine spr county
road. half mile east Silver Spring station. the
junction Of railroad and 5th street road Apply p
LIZ. 1865 Feansylvania avenue. n19&d6s
I'OR SAILOR KEST-DESIRABLE DAIRY AND
II Truck Farms. seven miles from Washington. by
bopth street, Baltimore dk-6t
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lbs GOOD TEMrLARs.-The meeting OF Rescue
Lodge, l. u. @. t., at Odd Fellows hail. 9Th sIpeet
southeast, Thursday evening WAS devoted 20 per.
1ectlng the arrangements for the winters cam
paiSn by this lodge, which Will be inauguratod
through public meeting under the direction OF
Mr. A. halstrom next sunday afternoon.
Addresses were made by Hon. George y
I. Potter and MesSrs. W. IL Miner and A.
kalstrom. Messrs. Fields and Long and Miss
Fanny Williams took part IN the exercises. Glenn
entS Lodge OF Good Templars Thursday evening
received fraternal visit fom Monumental Lodge
ana also visits from number OF members OF othcf
lodges Addresses were made by Messrx Geo II.
Mckay, ThoS. l. Gardner, A. kalstrom, Dr. sarah
Braithwait, j. IL Dony and ii. Madden
There will be promenade concert this evening
at Masonic Temple for the benent OF the Washing
ton Training School for Nurses
The Mechanics club has filed A certificate M In
corporation IL states the object or the organize
uon 10 De the mutual Improvement OF It's members
10 rent suitable rooms, 10 subscribe periodcals
&c, ana TO maintain reading room that the mem
Ders may acquire useful knowledge. The ipcor-
porators are VIM. WEIGH, Franklin p. Mann, and
James Beagle.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York stock Market.
Name. o. SPIN Name. o. F3pr

The following are the opening and3 p. m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. 81. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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RESIGN ATIoN.-Rev. ChaA Adams, OF New Harnp-
SHIRE for the past Is years clerk IN the dead letter
ONCE, has resigned. He was formerly well known
minister in the Methodist church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-06

THE Swain court-martial adjourned yesterday
until Monday. when the examination of Mr. Bate
man Will be resumed.
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His Injuries Fatnl.

NEW YORK, December 6.-Josiah 8. Colgate the
OIL broker and member of the Old guard who fell
down the elevator shaft few days ago at his office
on Broadway, died this morning in the hospital
The deceased resided in Englewood, N. J.
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Two BOys Break Through the Ice and
arc DrOWned.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, December 6-Joseph SIMS
aged years, ventured on the thin ice in the canal
at WeStheid this morning and broke through.
His brother Charles, aged years, went to his
rescue and both were drowned
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER d. WILLIAMS 4 co.. Auctiooes5

WALTER IL WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRUSSELS CARPETS. WAL
NUT MARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARD. wALNUT
BOOK CASE, WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE
AND WALNUT FRAME MIRROR
BY virtue of deed of trust dated January 25th ID
1897 aud duly recorded in Iber No. 994 folio 200 one
OF the land records for Washington, D. c. and by al
rectlon of the party secured thereby shall sell in front
OF the auction rooms of Waiter Is Williams 4 Co or
SATURDAY, DECEMBER SIXTH, A d. 1884 at Hall
PAST Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ, the following named aFti.
Giles; mentioned in SCI edule marked "Ah ANNEXED e
One elegant N. T. sideboard, Walnut Frame nsuts
and Brussels carpets.
Terms cash
dl-et WALTER b. WILLIAM TyusssA
eFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac.
count of the rain until TUESDAY, DECEMBER NINT6
same hour AMI place, by order of trustee d6-2t
ERAME BUILDING ON MAssACHUsETTs AVE-.
Il SEIMEES tTH AND 5fH STREETS NORTH.
On SATURDAY AFTERNooN, DECEMBER sixfH.
ct QUARTER-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we will sal q
front OF the premises on south side Of Massaehpsstt
avenue near 4th street northwest frame tho
same to be moved within three days after sale
Terms cash. DUkOANsON BRoa,
d2-t.th,s,3t Auctioneeiu
UfHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED on Ac.
count OF the rain until TUESDAY. NINTH DEo1A.
bEk same hour and place.
d6-T Auctiop6efa
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department Changes.

PROMOTIONS IN THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT..
Grs. Ann E. Grfdley, OF Michigan, has been pro-
NOTED from $500 to 5000 in the Patent of1ce, and
Miss Mary q. Kenney, Of Pennsylvania, from $40
to $500. Mr. John T. Smithers, OF Delaware, has
been transferred from the Pension office to the Of
nee OF the Secretary OF the Interior az bookkeeper
OF the custodian and promoted from 81 Geo to 81 800
APPOINTMENT IN THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Miss Agnes s. Bartlett, OF Alabama, and Miss
Marie Mussaens Of Virginia have been appointed
clerks at S720 In the dead letter Office
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MRS. BELvA LOCKWOOD THANKED BIT FRRvcu
WoMRN.-Mrs. Belya A. lockwood has received
from Madame Nictoire Ameline BosQuier, president
OF "Societe du Cercle," or the independent Women
on France, thanking her for her courage In asking
Tor the ballot and proposing the establishment Ia
the United states OF universal insItute, where
women OF France as well as OF this country may
meet IN one assembly,
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GROWING THE MONUMENT.
The Tip-top Stone Set this Afternoon.

INTERESTING CEREMONIES $50 FEET IN THE AIR
COL. CASEY HANDLES THE TRowEL-woRK Still.
TO BE DONE ON THE STRUCTURAL TALK WITH
COL CASEY, ETC.
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The Alleged Navy Department Frauds.
Arguments ON tbs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IRON
THE FIRST EDITION.

ARGUMENTs on rHs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IRON
THE FIRST EDITION.
Messrs Chandler and MattinGly also made arYu-
ments 10 sustain the demurrer Mr. Chandlcr Md
during his remarks that the facts OF the case that
supplies were furnished, but the appropriation be-
Ing expended when The bills Were presented me
officials prepared vouchers, bringing the expendi-
ture under another appropriation, and the dealer
!nnocently signed these vouchers, upon being Ques-
honor, that that was exactly the case As he WAS
Informed. MeSSrS jackson. Wilson and Mattipcly
also affirmed that they had been so Informed The
district attorney said that the government expoct-
ed 10 show that In most Of these cases no Coos A
all had been furnished.
District Attorney Worthington az go oclock
commenced his argument
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ON TUESDAY MORNING DECEMBER NINTH A
d6IL HI q'CSL0CK WE EN-, Will SELL IN E1Qlf0
MICH IN WE RESPECTFULLY CALL The A1fH
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WHAT'S m NAME.-This morning Detectives
Edelin, and Mattingly arrested colored boy named
George Honesty. charged with embezzling 500 from
his employer, Mr.. ChaA Newbold, daiIyman.
Honesty claims to have lost the money.
THE GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL REUNION
The first reunion OF the LadiesAd society OF the Gar.
neld memorial hospital whichwll be held nexJTues-
day evening at the National Rifles hall, will take
the form OF u promenade concert There win be
music, dancing and refreshments The character
OF the entertainment will be such that ladies may
attend with proprtety either with or without bon
nets The reunion promises to be one OF this pleas
ATTEST social events OF the season.
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T,OK RENT-TO FAMILY WITHOUT CHILDREN
II Small Furnished House 1855 Connecticut ayenue
near Dupont eli Gle Rent $40 It,
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR lighthouses.
11OR RENT-TO FAMILY WITHOUT CHILDREN
small Furnished Hou[e 1855 Connecticut aveaue
pear Dupont circle Rent $40 It,
JI0R RENT-A COMFORTABLE SIX ROOM
s83' II 9Th stree northeast. key at jIJ Pcansy!vania
avenue. It,
TIOR KENT-A HAND-UMELY FURNISHED
modern ofgoTe1nts finely located near two iHes Of
cars Adiress 1G4 Mass. ave n v. d6-3t.
I'OR RENT-sIX- ROOM HOUSE. 900 EAST CAPT.
ply at 2o2o + street northwest. d6-@t'
IyOR BEAUTIFUL FURNTsEFD DWETI-
L ing corner. Massachusetts ayaEEe Il. w: twelve
and bathroom tine wateTClosefs. elevator &C.
SC. For terms aud permit to inspect apply to TYLER
4 RUTHERFORD. 1226 street Northwest d6-3..
NOR RENT AND SAIE-FIRST- CLASS HOUSES
Il (new) furnished or othtrwise. Also. choice Build
d6-st JOS C G. KENNEDY
IIOR RENT-NICE s-ROON NEW BRICK HOUSE:
Ing ''' - ~ ~ dG,st.
TOR RENT-yERY DESIRABLE HOUSE WITHIN
one square of capitol Iark, III MARYLAND avenue
posita dG-3t'
NOR RENT-HANDSolfE DWELLING HOUSES
u Just finished ON y Cap. St. between u and q,
These houses contain ten IONS, with ell modern lInpS
l. ST. 18th 600 20 ~ Ri avenue. r5 90
NJ st 18th. fur $50 239 Mass n-w....400 %
st. 12tI; fur 90 1891 18TH St. 50 g
1910 18th ST. rsi00OO 2oI 9Th st. 800
ISIS ISIS 81 WI Is i5 s 81 9e or %
1877 1t. l. 100 % SO St rooms 90 90
1868 IL "a lU3S 5th st. e., 5rs. Is 90
St near 18th. fur..---I5Ooi
Also number of weIl-lCcatef Furnished Houses
Call office for Weekly Bulletin. issued every Saur-
day afternoon Landlords can have their houses all
s. H. WARNER.
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The Shaft Of the Washington monument was
completed at two O'Clock this afternoon, when the
capstone was placed in its final position. The
ceremonies attending the laying OF the last stone
were very simple. 1t was private celebration, as
1t were the dedication proper being set for the 22d
OF February next Early in the week the hosting
apparatus which had been used for raising and
setting the stones OF the roof was removed and in
its stead was erected the quadrupOd, resting upon
the wooden platform which surrounded the roof at
height OF 533 feet There remained but nine
stones to complete the structure, and these were
paced upon the platform referred TO, ready TO be
ho'sted in position by means of the block and
tackle attached to the new apparatus Eight OF
THESE stones were set on Wednesday, and arrange
mentS were then made for
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IHOR PENTHOUSE 1929 T STREET; SEVEN
open. d5-2t.
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ENOR REST-A MOST DESIRABLE AND WELL
Il located House il SEE. with modern conve-
nenCes containing and cellar; southern
summer atractively furnished, lncluns grand piano
valuable paintings and pictures VIII be rented low to
responsible and careful rarity By the owner, whose
family away if taken for ten months year. Owner
would retain two rOOms If desired. Apply to IHOS f.
WAGGAMAN. Can be inspected from 40 p. until
J.. d3-3t
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west slls.

:" 1 "-THrNks HrNUNED, 27cI Ctqwg9
". isrfeis I'D Vest l'th a.. iN Ne' '''n' '"'
attractive back naiut onl smll ioum
Y adjoining uith running vttri. ~ ~ Nr'' ''i' g.
ItANIlla who wish tu make rrrmnnrh' ~,
'rrr. nrui u' iit viHiHi uil NnN N i'ili az ti.,
.tt' ~ "'' nnN ii'ar '"'''H VT "''
.slruAn fi,Ouu nl West ipll -slu consist
- mari trt .t f aal narla %. ~ 5000 a" "' '
sl.r., .i. 800 . Anra. Ha4 tAN' -'"-'' '''"''
l.in-aI.-di West. nrar n,h-HNr,-l''",Hh
Nltn tu4d mi p.fn'' Ae7.''ns '@''' '"' "'''''''
IL. WEST dl~T--r WltA board ro'ma on
| = riid -aa t,ullh lou,i
y WlSr 97lll-7l, near Broad way N.g,iyS
- Handsomely FURNISHED rHoma to A'"' o"'"' w.
= lfI-oT, IL WLSl.--lwo clct hig i.l ui-
- 90 bed Hp4rturutH itr Fr.ihS WIN ''''
fols ile tDi appointments s.ii.t3 iI4.-t'"''
~ NENT 5lSt-+I.-lutl Decrmocl J., 81
> loi winter atfc Room. riUi Hour nuu, ',,ri
p,,4i, a.-o l4i 10. aLd bedroom o.. y l'tu oi b vas" 49,
.laNESi 26IH SI-Llcglnt second hoot'
80 Le~ly furnished. n one % 40 III -'' '0'
lls,.,lt-a O,a.G
81 WEST -Sr.-nandsomel iuinisheu
/ rooms, with board re-. rsrce
tSTH-SI.. l. WESr.-m private family
-iD au4,Ynry tdrnIt heal rOo.Ss "a seeo"" VI LII" W.
susy OF % suite wIth board
- WEST I7TH-ST.-With board; second
~ noor with or without pri'At' 'hbo Also p'A P'''
pp~ EAST ll1H-SI.-Large Second stOfy
- L0At roJul SOUTHERN e22oS1Ie. "I'h 1o"Iu' A'0
l.llc Li.l4.
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Bolro ano Rooms.
East Side.

East Side
ANDeONFLY furnished parlor suite and
i i other rooms with COOL board lteferences ,,,.
-TH-ANE.. l2G.-Vcry desirable arrange
) rnts entire second hoor with uneEoeponaoe BOARD
other rooms
STH-AVE.. 7l1.-Yery desirable rooms, with
- nrst.cass board
sTH-AvE.. No. 3O7.-Elegantly furnished
- apartments private table for aiuiiesi location anu
service uurtcepuonab.e
II EAST -ST-Second floor; hyc llght
rooms large toon with bonri Tot two Ia private
family 80 weekly
lIgT-Sr. - East -Gramcrcy Park, North
- ] Ir,lrnlie t,su, with hoard Reference.
lSrII-ST. Easi.-Choice rooms. second
- noor nr, class table aud appontm nts terms mod
crate, references
n,rASr ooru STA third floor with
j btcikftst ony without board sin rooms without
board
pnEAST ipTn-Sr.-furnishcd ruoms, eh
~ s1r and ,nflr ho'rr,ncrs
IE,l MADISON AVE. corner 32d,si., if,i.,, ,
IDD glnt second h0j also uih io'ms WIN hi'' 'ia''
hlnii
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Cnrogeal Advertisements.


ppJAkIANl.-"By thorough kn0"lclfe al th' hu1rh
Laws which govern the operations o. digestion ali nutt
49, V carel Application hnr properties Of We.-i3
eie Ocoa Epps provided Ou4 DreaAasl taes WA
.,,tra.tv uavoicd beverage C Us many eiVy
oor. Ills. Jtls " IticIDlt use Oi snch HIuors .
alt mai nay DC eradniy Ddiit up nA s'iplF
g a. resist every tendency iOdlscts@ HuhfcAsd So
tn nalaules loane around us ieAug u At'.~
90, f,ere A. neak MONT We may escape many ~ - ~
la kecpug ourselves well fort1et "th pif, Dio'l AL
,yorery shed frame" -CIyIl service bakett+ III,
Haaes simply with boiling water or MIX SOFA Dii ~ 80
b. labelled ihds a ME- IL ~"
liouuOpslllc CAslI4s %. London 1-ls.@i41~
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pR0P0SALS FOR SUPPLIES.

OFr1cr oF IIcHr.HorsT INSPECTOR. THRp pI-ImcIl
Io,trKlr-tILII y y. oct. - q.
ppst.ln Box D IS. Ncw-fnrk 1tv.
seated proposals viii Dee received N n OF &C. unit !
o,ioct in tdnc~dav. the th iy 90 u 'lnlei, ST.
ff nam s.u supplies for tle Light house establishment
M, .upu e. needed consist - eighteen ots embracing
resreri CIV blocks brushes cimnrys, COdtgr dy =
engineers stor.s tags and bunting, hardware AMI O+
i. ana lanterns lumber paints OILS &C. snip chandery
.o.n tuwart wItss wiudoV--a7s WOOD am VINO" arr
I n,Ous .rtlclr al OF which enumerated IN tho
IONS ttuched 10 TIC fom OF BID. which may be
obtained % Icaflun 20 o. II once
Val be- awarded ON entire nun DrItd ot- anu On
each item l the ml~ce lane0us lot
The m l. reserved 10 reject any or a b1s Y" stIAe 'ul
anv item OF items the ecncaton- ana 10 waive any
detects - h0''' 4'tf ,,.-
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NFFICE OF CHiEF QUARTERVAsTEK

~ d. htIN nj o.. thE 49, ,.st
Al I'D pI.lf.J trrI.cac subject 90 tue utuhl
condition. sl DEE received THIS flee 30 iAc om,cf q"
t IT,. aa.r ai the fNss Du d lt.'w. until ~
nc. M El- o.il tue thr tI tavo v lhcr. 40 D.
KIM. AZ. ID c.. they wal Doc Y-ied BE- the presence
d. a. h.utr fYr g. ooa ono me- 80 oi p' &C ~
l.ri-, oil nam each o the G. or fori al ms Il L. an
T,rl s. Do. 90 c.rdence win pan. IN" pee,
90 tli- tiicr Hui 80 th- - h..rn
he Pn.i urtcm Ist.r az Ad.ms H. L. and Fort Ham
ltoI. y y H. 81. ..,.o. 81,
4, tfprat foIu,I AID Zoe mentioned tlcfelu aH toii
pI.-ig pan lt D..
dino al. carl fi- obtained 100 tAls oa'te
Proposals. uc oluauifd iF guarantee WIN '"o
s,,rrti,. iI tN, sum OF tvo hundred d. lars
pruo-a not Omla.cd by such guarantee VII ho' W
.ieftd. .t...,t D.. ,,.,t..l O.. pr,
Envelopes cont inin@ II po-'IS -ioih Do m"iNeN 4iO
ms = loi Construction ~ Barracks. ,t.-
4"' "O'' AlEA. J. PtlEl,
Assistant ouaItsIn, steT.. enc. al.
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Gelp uDlntcO.

ELASS-BLOWE R wanted to work ON mcan-
" descent lamps E1'h li, 81 j. .1rf. -ul .-iL
tE'ANIED.-A young man familiar with the
w dV-1ot i-tr 60 who ear nIu.,e ETIn option nu'
Its-s muf nr rnlYrtHut ami hard only t.o.u
" no eau ligo q. -c.4ss c4elots n- 81 idic-s
Iltlt STIR. J.. %. EcN 10
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Goparlncrsblp Noilces.

TE PRINCE and PEPPER.-Notice is hereby
cvcn that the copartnershp heretofore etisiing T
t,oen AT-GVSTIN LIZ PRINCE and 'HARLt IL -.
Fu tr,iina under nrm name ard stye 81 - lIc
and Pepper was discover ny mut, ~ n ~ ppFl
LIST, lisa '''i'i'i-' - . "
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DressWd III

An EXPERIENCED young lady would IKE
~ lew more customers f0r ufessiah hg y the nay d
"A cd utler And nuicd. Terms lOH. r..
4" '' W ~ Tribune ptown JGice l2jo Broadway.
DIAM SEWlNG.-By young giri, Mouln
l iiSe 40 by the day 10 assst WIN osss"'~n' u
INN ,.n.ug "A e01d operative. Address . -,
f H. W, Ir.bGae Uptown olee. l.-5s BfosGWy'
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THE CHELSEA.
one OF the Largest and Finest
Apartment Houses in
the World.

The Che..ot AsNeiar. have opeuei uis.r HOao Il,
cafe ana T. siaIAui uIte tbe own aA-A5}
uient AZ mo Ier,ts priues, ami offer isr fcut.
suil- VI Il 10 AMI lhr apart nehts We
at 500 aad 5000 Also Olo double STORE ~ ~ ~ "
s5uUg Tins y - nyldrL ,......,,. a.
Te hu Iis n AZ ufeiy nrepruoL Construed entirely
brick sion ron urrPrpi material cabinet 81 ~ y.
out sanitary plumbing al done by days No'~' N"' " ~
model - IrsBeut heLie IA View lOfA ..tri. li.hs.
AZ viii be Lghiol by $50 msanlescoh 'es't" an i, a,
heated Inv steam aud .rycd 10y sA Gus E'e'As"s ' -
"a AID l'slI iHsp0s''A ~" sl1 10 PES west 2jd-sL
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NEMTNNN CKLEk, NLW

Tvoi,irs oftlDr t.~ AMI ;
'''N '' ''' ' t-il. iurf. oct. De-. ifsi
III, 4 .r.,,.,f. f,t lvtfovtng t,s thantr NtwtuWn
Crock. hfwA ai tNlf nN hl'h 'N'f''
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ROOM 81 AE,n BuLnryo, cox ousrov ana ghErNE 49,
SEALED PROPOSALS for Improving the ohann',
through Flushing nay y YORK. VIII nc ie'ol,oi
AT his Office unfu twelve ~ o'clock noon ON wednesday
November Do. 1874. ,,--- ,,..L
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NAyuATrAN RAILWAY COMP Any,
~ No. II BROADWAY,
Nrry work oct %. leSA.

MANUATTAN KAliW 81 NONI 49,
Ni' NO II BROADWAY Z
York oct g. 1884. y,
ry,HF ANNUAL MEETING of the snare no COR
ers Of the MANATTAN BAdLws and Grde Inspect.
the pm pose Of eoctng thirteen ene 10 r nsact any
urber business that nav be bIGugnt YewYork on
~ IN SDAY Soy n 1874 at II o CO n Tins
w -, 10 omen until O'Clock p. M IN. wv
POI, S vii IL ex 0fcio Directors also OF the
Elevated Railroad COMPANY anu VI ,he 'i''''l
halfway Company for the same tern =, % Q o.c,ock n nj
and re opened Nov. 80 al Az o''o' D. " McwILIIAMs
secretary.
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John N. Stearns & Co.,
2Il 10 22l East l2d-Street.
BETWEEN I'd AND Sd AVENUES.
Wholesale House, 4S2 Broome-st.
Bnslness Chances.

TOR SAJE.-Nachlne shop fully equipped ;
favorablv located In city OF st Paul Mimi An open
n DR. Of enterprise 70 obtain baf gn y,
ADDRESS WILLIAM FARM sWORIH, Cashier b''N VI
North Minneapolis. Minneapolis MINI
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AgfRpUCT COMMISSION.
R0ON -. TRIBUNE BuiLpfSG
NEw-N OEh, October 8, losi
TO CONTRACTORS.

Two CON lkAt lOhN.
BIDS OR PROPOSALS for constructing Section, and
Of NcwA OK Will Ice received at tins Office until Welnesday.
0ctoger ~ 81 SoIS p 1sod ~, 6 paagenet Goni
m-sioncrs ana the award Of me contract WI ne ma'e "
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mSstI'SiiON a. F1tentnr from a point near the Iigh
Bridge uorhwaui stance OF about IL $50 feet aud hav
ssEcfoN g. LEicninr nom the end Of Section north
wa. adstancoo about 800 feet and having two working
pa for nT Of f'T d So,9 m. OF P' sGGys 'e
separately An, bidder tor both lot ons who WI MOI nc
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