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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-26
THE CHARITY WORK.
Pound Parties and Other Entertainments
TO Aid the Good Work.

The police report that there is no decrease
in the number of applicants for aid. The
station houses are thronged at all hours Of
the day with needy and suffering people
Tho patrolmen in the several precincts dur
ing their rounds. have discovered moro cases
of hidden misery, and tho relief
comnitto have issued strong appeals for
money and food The latter organi-
last night: Already reported, SA,3ll.46 !
friends, ST. interior department, geological
survey office, $50; Morcli Marean, $40; h. Il.
White. $25; j. w. Pilling, so; Miss c. j. Pilo,
$5; Elizabeth y. Jackson, $25; Mrs. Susan D.
Hall, $25; Miss Mary Il. jackson, S25 w. b.
Jackson, $25: cash per Lieut.. Boteler, 90 cents;
Il. w. Dunn, -; cash (T), 81; John j. Almy, $40;
d. w. Middleton. $40; cash (E), S25; Wood
ward & Lothrop, $25; Worden, $40; office of
secretary of war. $40; Office of paymaster
general, S;l4; office of chief of ordnance,
S2375; bureau of military justice, $3.50; war
records office, Sl7.50; commissary generals
office. S1l; quartermaster generals Office,
S20.25; NJ. W. Bovcridge, $l5; total, s4,13i.96.
\ pound party aud entertainment Will be
given at Congress hall Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings, January 30 and 80. for the ben
etit of the poor of East Washington.
Several ladies met on Thursday afternoon,
at the residence of Mrs. DIR. 4. T. Augusta, to
consider how they could best help to relieve
the suffering and want in our midst. A com
mittee was appointed TO solicit money, cloth
ing. provisions sc. Among other things de-
cided upon was pound party, to be given at
an early date, the time and place
for which will be announced in
the churches aud the daily papers.
The committee consists of Mrs. j. NJ. Lang
ston, Mrs. James Wormley, Mrs. Dr. A. +.
! Augusta, Mrs. j. NJ Gregory, Mrs, John +.
Cook, Mrs. Carter A. stewart Miss Rosetta
A. Coakley, Mrs. II. p. Montgomery, Mrs. J.
II. Merriwether, Mrs. .. $. b. Wall, Miss N.
| b. Briggs, Mrs. Caroline Taylor, Mrs B. A,
Alesser, Mrs. ID. A. Atwood, Mrs Harry Lee
Mrs. +. J. Grimke, Mrs. $. A. Martin, Miss
G. \. Patterson, Mrs. William A. Waring
/ Mrs. Eliza Anderson, Mrs. Walter, Jackson
Mrs. J. A. Pollard, Mrs. NJ. l.. Foote.
! The pound party given by Meade post, No
>, was perfect success last night. Several
| hundred people were present, and about 30(
! packages were left, beside cash receipts
amounting to $50 Among the contributor,
were Hon. Patrick A. Collins, member o.
/ congress, So; j. A. Patterson, SS; j. B
/ Burke s.; J. b. Ward, suit clothes and shoes
I Mrs. Durbridge, snit clothes Robert Blair
200 loaves of bread; Dan Barrett, large baske
! OF goods; G.. w. b., $3 ID. w. Brown, 50; Col
! +. NJ. Clark, So; Miss G. NJ. Shepherd S2.75
Col. Frank Jones, $40; L. J. RUSSELL 81
Among the speakers were Hon. Byron NJ
| Cutcheon, M. C., Gen. \. c.. Carlton. Gen. q
! f. Burton, and Col. i. NJ. Clark. Drum sol
by A. L. SprinSsten and Ed Farquhar; sing
ing by tho Capital City Glee club.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-26

meeting of the Eighteenth Ward Repub-
lican association was held last night at
Abraham's hall on i street, between Third
and Fourth streets northwest. j. w. Bran
son presided, and W. II. Brown acted as
secretary. The club effected reorganization
by re-electing the old officers. A mass meot-
ing was resolved upon to be- held later. The
following lcgatcs-Messrs, l.. ii. Mallory,
Lewis Willis and w, IL. Brown, and alter.
mates, j. II. Branson and Arthur Redman-
were elected to the district convention.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-26

at 6;4O o'clock last night was caused by a fire
in the third story Of house No. 423 Ninth
street northwest. owned by George WILMER
and occupied by Joel Davidson. The fire
broke out in the third-story back room,
from stove. The damage to the property is
$500 and the damage to Mr.. Davidson was
5000 Mary Jane johnson, another occupant
OF the house, was damaged by water to the
extent of $500. John Bryan, engraver, was
damaged $500. A. NJ Kloc2enslSi, druggist,
was damaged by water TO the amount of $780,
All the parties are insured, with the exception
OF hlr. Bry an.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-26

NJ y. II. Corg, of CIR. ensboro, Trumbull
county, Ohio, reported to police headquarters
last night that st z clock in the evening he
was met at tn Baltimore and Potomac depot
by o white man, calling himself Morgan,
from Ashtubula, Ohio, who accompanied him
ON walk. Met the usual friend,
who was asked 10 cash check
The friend hadn't the money, but Cory
advanced 1900, aud was sent to tho depot to
meet Morgan's mother and sister, while the
latter stopped TO write u receipt. The re-
CENT nor tho man was forthcoming. De-
toctvos Block and Raf arrested Morgan and
his confederate on a train just leaving tho
Baltimore and Ohio depot, and brought them
TO headquarters by $40 o'clock,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-26
The sixteenth District Republicans.

Tho Sixteenth District Republican associa-
tion held a meeting last night at the Cali
fornia house, No. IS C street northwest. The
club went into reorganization. Mr. Will
lam ii. Lee was elected president, j. &. Rock
vice president Samuel NJ. Adams secretary,
and Nelson Green treasurer. The club then
elected the following delegates TO the central
committees William II. Lee, Perry II. Car
son, and James Leonard. Aliernates Richard
Pollard and Alfred Marshall. After an ad-
dress by Col. Perry II. Carson the meeting
adjourned
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-26

Company b, Capt Burton II. Ross COM
mauding, the prize company of the Washing.
ton Light Infantry, had "a dress drill at thoir
armory last night, which was witnessed by
large assembly of ladies and gentlemen. They
went through the manual of arms in perfec t
style and elected the loud plaudits of those
nrpSpnt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-26

and good music rendered by the choir.
Bisbop LYMAN is on his way 10 Baltimore,
and ON his return to this city the first of next
month will administer confirmation ut st.
Johns chapel, corner Virginia avenue and
Twenty.second street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-26

A temperance mass meeting will be held at
Masonic temple tomorrow afternoon to dis
cuss the proposed liquor license bill Speeches
will be made opposing the clause that pro-
poses to do away with the custom of getting
the signatures Of owners and residents on u
square on the applications for license.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-26
nnn. No, Want Anu Oninr.

II having been stated that Mr.. Brainard II.
Warner is II candidate for delegate TO the Chi
caRo convention, the latter yesterday in
formeda u REPuBLICAN reporter that he is not
candidate for any Office except real estate
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-26

Bishop Lyman, of the diocese Of North
Carolina, administered confirmation at st.
Marks church last night Eight persons were
confirmed. Tho service was we'll attended
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-26

Mr. George It. Angel will lecture to-mor-
row afternoon at o'clock at tho Memorial
Lutheran church on the subjects Of "rhe
Prevention Of Crime" and the American
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-26

Several robberies havs bson committed in
the vi unity of the government printing Office
during the last week.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-26

Bands Of Mercy" Mr.. Angel has been in.
strumental in organizing over 600 bands Of
mercy in the United Sta es.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-26

In my stock can be found the most attractive
Presents and Gins for the Holiday Season. Noglft
can give more satisfaction to your friends comfort
to your home than welLmade. beautiful pioce Of
Furnturei and in the large lot of Brackets, Desks,
Easy Chairs Cabinets, Music Stands, Msntel and
Pier Mirrors, Rugs, Carpets &c, to be found in my
warerooms no difficulty can DO had In making an
appropriate selection.
The highest economy ana the best sense is always
shown when the best goods are purchased. / invite
thorough examination Of all my stock, and for quality
aud price defy competition,
Openings on three streets-3l7 Seventh Street.
033 Louisiana Avenue, aud ga u street northwest
WASH. B. WILLIAMS.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25
M CAP;
% r.
THE STORY OF A SIN.

"Shell cut porer figure still at her
hanging said the old man, for hang
she will if so be the squire have made
up his mind tot"
BY slow degrees the gossips had re-
turned to the village street, where they
now broke up into groups, standing
about at well-known corners, their
budget of gossip augmented, not dimin-
iished, by the occurrences of the last half
hour.
Suddenly some one less busy than the
rest deserted a figure approaching,
nay, close upon the group nearest the
Hall, and silence fell on it, and on the
next, and the next. SO that the whole
street seemed To preserve IN attitude
of waiting, rs Maacap advanced, look
ing at the gathered groups in wonder.
us anything the matter?'' She said,
glancing from one TO another of the
startled faces before her.
1--WE was talkin' about tn ovid
squire" said the quickeSt-witted wo-
man, dropping courtesy, AN hey you
had any news of him yet, ma'am?"
Madcap told them that he was yet
alive, and speaking few words here
and there, and calling each by name
flor there was not curly-headed child
in the village but knew and loved herr,
she went her way.
"'Tis like an angel passing by"
said one of the men III low voice as he
looked after her.
"Ah, said another, what u shape,
what a bloom, what a smilel"
And what Il heart!" said the old
man; that's thu best of all; what q
hearth
AN what voice." said one of the
women, ''it's just as if bird was sing
ing in her always; now it's low, nowit's
high, but always singing so as you can
hear it..
1T seems unnatural like to see her
without the MASTER said another; ''he
be just her shadow: faint in the Eyres
neither; t. ovid man couldn't abide his
wife though he'd have liked her we'll
enough if she'd been his neighbor S; tn
Eyres never did care about what was
their owns
''They do say that the young lord
were in love wi the young MISTRESS"
said the sections wife, IAN how he
stopped away these six year in foreign
parts O. count o. her."
"Mebbe twas for her sake he deserted
tn poor soul we saw by now, an in re-
venge she sent the child here by hand
she could trust-but tn pool bein' so
near, and tn young lord away, tn wo-
man drown'd it instead o. takin' it back
agen," said the sections wife, softly.
"But it was hard on him to be met on
his very threshold by sin as he might
well ha' forgotten" said another of the
women standing by.
LAY, ay." said the old man, ''sin's
like kindlin' a fire or putin, a seed i
tn ground-the fire won't allus stop for
your tellin', an tn seed sprouts an
grows an, We dunno how many more O.
its kind may spring from nn--if our
wrong doin's 'ud only bide where we "a
planted 'un, there'd be garden in livery
mans heart that hisself kept the key,
and not God almighty"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25
Detroit, Grand Haven
81 Milwaukee nv.
GOING EAST.

GOING EAST
Trains leave Owosso as follows: Detroit
Express. $3.50 a. m; Through Mail, l:45 %. m.
Steamboat Express, 6:55 y. M; Atlantic FIX
press, 80 am.
GOING WEST.
Morning Express, 1902 an; Through Nail
LAS p. M: Grand Rapids Express, 40 pm
Night Express, 1850 a. m; Mixed, 6:oOa. IN.
Mixed from the West 7:10 p. m.
Refreshments at Detroit, Owosso and Grand
Haven. Mail east and west has parlor day car
attached The Telegraph Line for the Public.
tB- Through Sleeping Cars on all night trains
between Grand Haven and Detroit
Nigrt Express east and west daily and all other
trains daily Sunday excepted.
CONNECTIONS.
AT DETROIT-GreatW Western Railway topoiDts
east. Michigan Central, Michigan Southern and
Grand Trunk Railroads.
AT MILWAUKEE-Witht the Milwaukee and st.
Paul. Western Union. Milwaukee and Northern,
and Chicago and Northwestern Railways to all
points north and west.
eB-The Railway. Company's Ferry Steamer
leaves ID. q. ii. & N. Dock, Detroit. on arrival OF
trains. Tickets are sold at the Detroit. Grand
Haven and Milwaukee Railway Ticket Office, to
al principal places In the United States.
T. TANDY. Gen1 Freight & Passenger Agt.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25

Can l nor he SAID; ana moved yet
little further away. But ut least.
Madcap. / can tell you"-he paused, and
went paler than she-"the truth"
No" she cried, her face flaming up;
that is his affair, not yours"
No" he SAID, and in the ring of his
voice there was less of entreaty than
commands: lit is mine"
Madcap looked up: this was q new
Frank who stood before her,-no boy
ish sweetheart, dependent on her will,
but man as strong TO love, ay, and To
sin. may be, as Mr.. Eyre himself.
''Madcap," he said. and his voice was
as one who spoke by rote, There are
other men in the world besides Mr..
Eyre. Can't you think that it might be
some one you know, some one you call
ed your friendy'
hardly seemed to breathe as she gazed
at him: then. like shipwrecked mari
ner. who at the eleventh hour sights
land. she flung them high above her
head. and 1T was harrington Eyrep
she said.
For moment there was u dead ST.
Hence. broken only by the shril whisper
of the grasshopper-lark III the meadow
hard by; then
1t was not Darlington.
Something i'll his face struck her; she
seized his arm. and looked up in his
face. feeling herself violently snatched
back from the verge of SO awful joy
as brain and heart might not well en-
dure.
70. Frank. Frank, it was y0Ig"
He looked down ON her without a
word. His sweet little Madcap, who
had vexed his heart full sore. but who
had never worn any but kinds looks for
him yet,-tO whom he had never lied; if
ever he had any poor hope of shining
in her eyes by his. con'tancy, by his
long faithfulness. this was the end OF it
this was the end"
1T was a boysh inratuation, he said,
pushing resOlutely on, since in move
ment only was there safety. and mo-
ment's pause might bring defeat. "She
was years older than |; IL was mans
folly that you cannot be expected to UNI
derstand." he went ON. almost harshly;
land for Gods sake, Madcap, spare me
the recital of it..
a folly" said Madcap. into whose
heart every word of Testers had cuJ
deep: you call it that. Frank, you
promised me that should be happy; ar
you telling me Il lie?"
ASK the village, he said, the who's
county even-they will tellyou if hav
lied or no.
But the resemblance, she cried,
with no blush of shame-in the SUI
preme issues of life the bastard emotion
finds no place. 1.-THE resemblance to her
own child that she saw in mine"
"She is almost insane on the point, :"
he said. "and behods fancied image
in all she looks on"
But she spoke OF my wedding-day,"
said Madcap swiftly.
when broke with her." said
Frank. still in that hard monotOnOus
voice, Il told her that | was going to be
married; she must have found out your
name, and thought that you had mar
ried me--not Mr.. Eyre
Madcap fell on her knees, covering
her eyes.
Il can't take it," she said, this great
happiness; it is as if had stepped over
your dead body, TO get it back again;
husband. dear love. forgive. forgive
me-" she whispered in a low cry whose
intensity bore the weight of a prayer
To DO Continued
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25
CHAPTER TX.

Ell want to take up my cross and follow the
true Christ--Humanity; 90 accept the facts as
they are. however bitter or scvere--to he q
student and lover, but never a lawgiver."
"Mummy's falleded asleepl" said
Dody in tone of awe, as Madcap sank
to the ground, and lay, with closed eyes,
against q clump' of wood-sorrel no
Mustn't wake her up. oh, Doonyg",
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25

All Trains Daily except Sunday.
w. A. VAUGHN. r. O. BROWN,
Div. Supt Bay City. 0en'l Supt., Detroit
o. w. RueeLEs. q. =. q T. A.. Chicago.
r. q. WHITNEY, Asst q. y. & r. A, Chicago.
J. A. SwAyzE, Station Agent, Owosso
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04

0hs Curt.
Giinaiions Uanle0--fcma.es.

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
~ ASSOCIATION.
Chartered by the state Of NewYorkl
2. ODFLL, President r. v ODEII. Treasurer
W. H. PRossER, Secretary. NJ A. KELLOGG, Attorney
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
CTATE OF NEW-Y0RK.

OFFICE Or I1E ScEs, sSGEET1RT 1ss, o. srATEt
70 the sterr o, the COUNTY o. 1H,si
hereby given that at the General Election to
ssy Of Noye'eer November A. the following ofncers
Two Tssoea,s Judges Of Of Appeals the place
e Charles AID Charles Rspao whose terms Of
Thrtysx Eectors Of President and Vieeresdent OF the
Rsprsscnlarve the Forty ninth Congress Of the United
@ Fiji F nS sna AKA NnS asssm5 Of te S
Re,fc entauv. IL the onqre-s Of the United
Plates iOr tho seventh Congressional (stret composed Of
The second Third and Seventh Assembly Districts OF the
Te rese,ia in the Fory.nnth uqteG
States tOr tie E bL1 Congressional District composed OY The
Fourth s.xth aud gnh assembly Dstricis OF lie County
Representative che Forty ninth Congress o, the Unte<
ls0h Twei and Fourteenth Assembly Districts Of the
Repes atSe N the Fortyninth Congress of the United
est ioI tne Tenth congress- nal District comPos Il the
ths Count o. Sew YORK ''' u
Repre- .en'st In the Forty ninth cGngress Of the United
fhe Th@entb rsentb and Assembly Districts
Bepess1tsvs Ia tie Forty ninth congress ofthe United
the oud wentyrst assembly Dlstcts portion
q tse Twenty second AsgsmSy District oounded on .ne
by the norA sde Of Fifty ntnh street the by The
81 he coy Of Ns" Yer anu O '' cast " u' Last RIVER
ss E s u s GGpss % o. ss United
sse Nine'sensh zine and twenty hTd Assembly seis. and
p o, the ssr;h sy ss sat is Of the
ms cast nm, Gy the East Ryei g ~
IN d. Forty congres. Of the United
sisos ioI tes toqrsen.n SOnsIesso9al isc composed
w DisiriG s,.5 o. h. County Q. Sew Y.ra M .
~ Members Assembly 0'"'
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@ a. Ao s.SG9 & s, Gsso to us:sss sss. I
made part Of this oolcs .,,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
Drcssinl AMI.

nRESSMAKER experienced; will 20 out by
the day good references; hTstclass families only AG'
0yess IL. Tribune Iptown Once l.-SS sroad"sJ'
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legal Nolltes.

SUPERIOR COURl of the cry OF NEW
- YORK The ltekiograrh Mauu triurtnr IN iny ~
New Nor.f fpianun. Va tiram nan and So0Hi0a ial.
ftndanth
10 ne above named defendants
gu D. hrviy snum0ucd the cpnnlant In ths
aeion and Ia serve o"py ioul anHwer thr phnas
affuuoy twtnL da aitoI hftn
,,,tt. uf The oi li.
ufr 10 avn Ar Judgment sl ut tttun against SuI
h, dr4au l m iulirl urnah rd ln tho tnalpant
Iatrd iOTA, ACgust -. F1i'.
RICHARD ! NOR tI~FDS
4. .4nuH rAtlOTuoy.
oeic, and T. o address No. l6i Nassan.at. Nea-NofK
tfl,.n ,tuu lal irsi uts
IN. fregoins serssd upon Aod by plhucaton
IN. 0f e. Nssi N9IsL lr
o c -ultrOI C1Ui 90 n lily q" Ne" orr dated
htpIeDer 10 - and nlrd Win the complaint III INC Ohoe
House la the cay Aforesaid.
Dated Nts- York. sept ~, lS-4 -. .-..., ...
hICuAID J MORkfssON, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Nassaust, Nes- York
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04

WANTED Large house near 5th-ave, not
w above 75thst; for cash buyer. .. ,,-,--..., =,
RT'IAND A WHITING, Feckman ~
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
Cnrorcnn Advertisements.
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mss wultu luYUu c operations o digs-u0a ani nuirtpl
.t n. tdd une pgJpurucs ol wril.ia
m . Cocoa ps provided UuI bfoaa tabius Win
aUstaloiy AguI,a beverage wl,n tay BcINy
,l,ut MA Ilt = Dos .uictIts ar1trS y
aie tai c0nsutuo sny D' gradually Iullt up -trsnf
,unusr tnrrsa iudtncy o llsrlA finniresI sup
nsa.es Hi' t.huhf aiol" ~ i'Any e atia'h whar'
ever fnerr pu,nL - In escape uiny ,tA.
uufscyus snl fora act WllI 4II
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M.drstmpiy with boiling water r NIX blB la halt
roInd lin. by labelled thus EPPs { Co..
iIoMGopatni1 Chcmists LOldJn. england
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
1 orses ano Z Grrlaaes.

TOR SALE Handsome, stylish Horse To-
hgh yeAra old, perfectly sunnd and Kind Ais' aPp
! ar TAattun and Harness BDAhDlNO blAhi-i- 'A'
" est 0Jih-nt
NJR SALE.-Par of trotters raised by present
i owner wMo a. sell THIS 10 great opptt-
tuLlty for one wanting % team ron hfs' "S'
iu particulars aud nrst ciass tei Isng.. ven ,:o..
,kENrUCkY. Coleman house
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
OFFICE HOURS
FROM 10 n. NJ. TO Il. NJ.

These visits made for the benefit OF all who suffering
with any disease OF the THROAT LUNGS. They are AB
sOLUTELY FREE TO any who may wish to consult Dr.
scheuck, whether they his remedies oruot.
But for a thorough examination with Respirom-ter
instrument invented by schenck which will detect the
sghes Of the respiratory organs The charge S.
Dr. scHENcK is esp eciay anxious however to sec and
talk with those who akng bis medicines in many
his personal advice may be Of great benefit to them
Thousands Of Of consumption have been
cured by his
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
q opnrlnership Nolices.

/ T. PRINCE and PEPPER.-N Notice Is hereby
IL given that tbe copartnrfs p heretofore 'Xigng be
tween At-,r rsTIN ~ Primo and CnARLE- PEl
tradn under tn and o "ie ffince
atd psuprr dissolved by mutual consent February
lsf i-ll CHARLES n. rEPPLR
Dstcd Now-YofL. October ~. l-sl
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TO SHlPBUlLDERS.
WtrnNGfON. -. g.. OF. -n, 1874. \
Sealed proposals viii he received ~ to .n'e unil
building n non sorrw stsamer Niad r'uo
Plans sUech,aton ioTms 81 proposal. and ot er M
lirht House lnepectn NJ No ApptasrrF bu lung. san
i"s sb i iss r,od reject any altds md To waive
vicoAd durai y X. Nav,. Chairman
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
G iin propcrtn 20 Lel.

A HANDSOME HOUSE TO rent uniur- ,
Y ui.hed in 47st and west oi 5thaye so't 'front.'
"eii "b' ~ GEORGE r. READ, ls Nassau-st
rJNO LET or FOR SALE he new iour-stn.IIy
brown stone dwelling southwest corner bSds ann ma
,so, ave cabinet trimmed painted and decorated through
out. kOBEhI l. bio"-N' ~
rINO LET-Fullv and elegantly furnished, to
private family only, the medium sized house ol W.
b2d.st Contains two batlrO1ms ana bthaI'iOoih APpv
premises
vJ,O LET or FOR SALE.-The new four-story
brownstone dwelling southeast corner i3'st auh Mah
,s,n I'VE cabine trimmed painted and decorated hou .h
nnt WV ROBERT I. BROWN, 20 NsssausI