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Daily Republican., 1884-09-20
PROFITS WIPED OUT
AND
\ DEEP CUT IN COST

We have large stock of
Children's, Boys and Mems
Suits to dispose of during the
next two weeks, and you can Sc
cure an extra bargain in either
department. Best styles and sat-
sfaction guaranteed.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20

nNE or THOSE NEW
! Rtki!sn. block at eth and frencn
W. ~ % s tso for sale in al part . q
A iISp Iy 10 J. X. u. sEEDS = ,., ~
~ Eh street. ---
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20

INOk SAI.E-9ROCERY STORE AND
r fixtures Good reason for selling. Ad-
dress ny EYE-SEE, this office. sepl2ott
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20

t,myG-sECONDsrORY ROOMS
y, sp hoard Also table board. No. Ill
uat.h street. soP''S
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20

nun,RDAT $3.50. AND TABLE
ppoasl- IS at l2b French street.
~ MRS. MoKEN ZlE.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20

no kLLNE'S GREAT NERVE RE
DN~ storer Ia tue wont"r Of the age fof
all nerve diseases. All fits stopped nee
Sond tD,p3l Arnh 'tre~t. Philadelphia, "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
Gurorrag Advertisements.
tFAllEL 1t DMI DEIIS4
EP = SIS COCOA.

BREA ASI.''lsy thorough knowledge tus natural
which thu operations OF digestion and uItrf 1
and by careful application Oi properties wei
lec Cocoa dr Ups has provided our breakfast tables
gdtltlttV uAFcfed which heavy
d. -Ur-' bills It's tu' ullciuu-
that constitution may gradually built no until strong
resist tendency disease. Hundred. sub
tie nalddte floating around ready attack wher
there is weak point may escape many shaft
bY keeping ourselves well furlei With pure blood and
properly uuursltd frame. "-CiFu service Gazette.
MADE simply with boiling water milk only In hair
pount tins bv Grorrrs labelled Thus JAMES kPP- & Co.,
GOMGOpa tllC Chemists, London, England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
PROPOSALS. FOR SHIP CHANDLEkY.
Sales bp Aur!loH.
4 AUCTION SALE OF ORDNANCE STORES.

4 UCIION SALE OF ORDNANCE STORES.
Rock ISLAND Arsenal
ROCK leland. ] I. June -. leff y
Thee " III DE o,eroI A public Au ton Al fL' a
MONDAY ATGU- 4 !. 1854. I'D ock a. n. quantity
~ obsolete and useryicDable Ordinance $40 consisting u
lerr IG p.mou.1. finas. Cr1iu.s. EeFo.Fcr ~Tnrf
&c t-vlry Accoutr-mens Inf-ntry AceoInireirL ~
cavalry Horsr Equ uue o. Artillery Harness, Ma -.
scrap Leaher, Paper Cotton, NooAen, Rope 8c scrap
for o5niiin. o. lle and catalogue u articles apply ~
NAL or II person to the undersis1ed a. pr,crrp
Leut-CoL or ordnance. Commanding.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF MACHINERY,
II HARNESS STEEL IRON TENTS AID MI~DEL-
LANEuUS CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE-.
JEFFEs-UNy4lrE uErnI coli IuE
OF ARTEEAA~Ifh.- ut4AkIhtNi
JETIEE,O WILLIE, Ind, June - 1854. y
WI be sod M public auction, commrnciue ~ ~ OK
iu-sdlv ID day II JAY 4--4 under tnr ufre
ton 0f Mao T. hirk. o. IT.. T. = army int li uA t.
sr torres nf stationary ,tci eng smart
uurtiCe bring machine sheaing aad punching machine
surug rat and band Do o. alDI lItc
harness whips. wagon hrdles neeA-Ifap ohAhs'
bearing chains sprtaarr chains sias CHAINS ut ss MANS
medicine. horse and shoes I tanks wagons t. etc
aud reucing - OcutE "Wednesday july = d.
l--4 direction OF captain Addison barrett II = a.
ID Of tTnfhiuF ami ffarrisou kqupage
WOfileu and pans shelter tents ann Sts
atehe hevcs camp kcts spades soFes PICK axes dIunl
heads drum sings Dusrs blank DvOAs hosp1A AA-a 'o"'
Terms cash IN United states funds Property bourt must
removed nom depot al sxPcuse u pafchaeA NlAn ~
day after sails.
The property can examined any time before tie day u
between tho hOuIs o. cUcA a. n and "cl ,rE IA
CataOgues furnished application o. Tue Queer under
whom the stores are w be sold . 81, rs. 0AN vH'
Asst =. VI. General, Y. 3. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
Doaro an6 Ro1ms.

East Side.
CHILDREN and GIRLS boarded at Childrens'
y Institute. - Livingston place.
HOTTEST. 80 EASr.-Furnished rooms ::
- large and small desirable Tor summer; reference.
aI~T-ST.. 81 EAST. rooms en- suite or sep
~ 1 arate. house very cool; location central for visit
ors TIE city.
1ND-ST.. 80 EAST, of Mad-0n-square De-
SD ghtfu rooms with or without Dlanl Table board
summer prcts.
otEAST 2OTH.-Parlor and second floors
> private bathrooms private taDe without board
single rooms
- EAST H-ST.-Desirable rooms with
- good board a. Sumner rates References
.Dtsb EAST 4jTH-S IA large. nicely fur
3'b nished, front rUom suitable FOR s,ntle
men. Apply MRS. ROBINSON.
West Side.
. WEST 31ST-ST.-Pleasant furnished rooms
! without board
~ WEST JlST-ST With board; large and
- small roous second and thri doors; vrces
(%TH->T. 211 WEST.-IIaudSomc rooms.
~s't la-rp and small win nrstcass table, al
puces references.
~ VESTS TIL ST.-Houscu newly furnished;
W. superior BOARD sumner prires private bath highest
reference re- iIiita.
Board and Room Wansa1.
GENTLEMAN wants comfortable furnished
II room down town. Mod rae terms Private Protest
ant fam L. preferred Permanent = satisfactory. Address
lbMft b.. Tribune office.
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Fest emo foun0

] OST OR STOLEN.-Bank book lsSnr1 Nv
- ne Selmens bsnA tor savings New.york g. ne "a
e-iluef h"t found ~ returned the bank within 49,
o. 0m tis GATE. WI Apply " the bank a new
As"-AOgk, july ), Iso4. GEO. " sANvFOltu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

Gitn Rc1I Gstlte for Sale.

Gltn geaI Gstlte for 51le.
An ASSORTMENT of frst-class dwellings
- for sale "a she aO-h srlv Dtl7 near Madison
buit by iay4 work from designs W T. e J. JariH@
For term. particulars apply on th- premises
oItO r. kfLPAThiCK. SailirE iJi fast 17tn-sL
nOWNTOWN INVES TMENT PROPERTIES
rutland & WHITING. BecEmanst
TOR SALE.-An elegant fOur-story house,
with every recent improvement art.sti"sly rnscd me
beat tho Nes; side reasonable price Ap
ply premises. 456 " est lJd-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
6itrations noan.eo-fsmales.

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
Chartered D. he state q SerYor.)
" Secretary RR2iIl L6o .5'a. .ss9n.y
MAN aT nrSS :s.:zs p:a. 81. s.
81 ard - t SSSs:s, near .a, S e,;T
| - s46 FdoD st, near vanderbilLsvs
following sdv.1ssrs have .T Sssa in
Advertisers be seen at orr o1leA
So'k;TFiTstciass private family city country No
COOS and ooAHsE wAsu-Thoroushly competent No
COOK and La L NDREss-Good cook aud excellent lam.
I FL GsoaaD Dy,,o ,,r,, ,v ,,rrr
No at l.3l7 Roadway
w @AiIRESS sirseassi private family city country
b1 GbsM!5sa !5LD 9d WAITRESS ndersands the
.CHAMBERWORK AMI AUSpRY 'oe'irl in both
%SIGPF I'D and At $,7 eTPaEay a,,,c,,.
PPgmpSgnad and plain seamsrosa No. 3 al 1877
COOK aud ASSIST .wAsH-E1g.sl rrotestant city or
FKENCHNGN ana WIFiDMaSa y, waiter or usoful.pan
we as chanbFnait or any thing 80, Il LII Broad
4 LARG = number of frst-class German SER
=, van ~ al capacities vel commended. found a. usual
az me German Bureau. 40 lstst. MN- LOWE.
CHANBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
Teis sncs no c;rds Il East osst ~
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. Bright
y2anE r who is an eSce lelt washer and r9.r a.
ton D. her wor and try please home
- 5thaye near 7th.st. up-stair.
COOK.-By a COMPETENT cook; fully under
seconiIoor '''' ely ''''"'' - TN ave.
EOOK.-By a respectable woman good cook;
no = tis country VII do washing good refer
COOk.-Bya good plain cook; would assist
wlih w;sang and ironing city or country best city
COOh.-By a frst-class cook; understands
y cooking in all IT, branches country preferred can
seen i9r DAYS Address COOK, Tribune Upto~n Office,
COOK.-Bv a respectable German woman. as
y hrstclss' cook ind all fancy cooking pastry
So $50 Address - est i0tlst near Bouevard
COOK, or COOK and LAUNDRE>S.-B a
- very capable scotch woman for city or country q an
St upstair-.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, Nc.-By two
- -w-d "A and English girls or chambernad and
EPisCJF4L UEIoN, SO Fast I2thst
Girl OF Is, understands German and Eng
Houston st. II to4
HOC>EKEEPER.-U seful where servant or
1dre ES@LISH NJ Il! Bansst Se WA" 'S preferred
NURSE and SEANSTRESS.-By an educated
y N9gth German, with best " references city
Iol Esst l0,h-str Isl FOR. 80 cards.
RELIABLE HELP OF all kinds waiting for
~ positions a! EPISCOPAL BENEFICIARY HOME
- Jew kR.-By "A neat sewer; would like To 20
- ont by the day t. with Gressriker plain
sewing IKE good but holes aud willing d. mend
ing Address - Tribune Uptovn aire l-3- Broadway
SEAM>TRkS>. - competent seamstrcsS
wishes fey none eugager ents by the day or week good
Reference. Address +. MURRAY, Tribune Up;ov once
rs Brualw.y.
WASHING AMI HOUSE CLEANING.-Bv
" respectable young woman: out by the day. J45
Last 3 th..L
SG'> 3D-AEE.-A respectable gir wishes
is ~ ID l. y mere -
,au make her cir generally usrru In city or country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
Gfcur5lons.
COMFY ISLAND
THE WORLDS PLEASURE GROUND.
mn rr

AT the attractions nclgng the 0vmpln Cll Roller Skt
lng ltns EXCURSION tie ketSInciufing attn ar ami
-.Aes Que The IOi~sSl kep 4ul Bauefs
b&ld ami eTy tho Iron Piers edireety at our Ter
minus IN response % the splendid encouragement gwen
~ te -yellng PUBLIC increasing nc~pis far
last year, We have established -
i9Ii SIIE SERVICE FROM rHH FOOT Of WEST 22D-
II, EST 10 FIST, AND PIER 3 V r.. ~ the SPLEEN
did steamhohs SYLVAN DELL SYLVAN STREAM
SYLVAN GROVE. sai ELIZA ia NCON, with Altitionsl
-te inboats on SUNDAYS AMI HOLIDAYS. Time table.
Every ever boar and halt hour from West 22dst tom $40
m TO 1880 m from West iothst Il later MP
70 Jl2 IA FER y r. DO IlJ. sis, a. aud every
even lou! ald Ia hour up 10 $50 p a.
EXCLUSION TIC KEr--ienflenen 40c: a ne. 3Oc
and Children l5c -' 49, SNNf
Excursion tickets for 'ale a. On thu
Elevated Railroad ior 5oc iuCudln ~ 10th ways
with free transfer fI0U second Third
Rector street station near Pier o. y r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
GUNNER Resorts.

THE NEW LANCASTER. HOUSE WHITE
Il MOUNTAINS).-Room for $50 guests; gas electric
bells all modern improvements EverythiBg new The
complete Hotel and the preJtiest III the Granite
Rooms consistent
with good For circular and terms address
NED A. LINDSEY & CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.

IJNVI Uo.AI4N IUIt UNL
UNITED STATS ET IvC-R OFFICE.
ROOM 81. ARMY BUILDING. COR HOUSTON GREENE
NLN.YORK CITY. June 800. 1884. y
Sealed frp.dte wi be- eiyed this Office
until clock noon on July ~, fr drel ilg
Chester Harhor forms %, bids aud other nforna-
don apply ~ This O.lee
JANE, MERCUR, captanof Engineers
PROPOSALS. FOR SHIP CHANDLEKY.
4 TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. u. G.. july /. 1854
sealed proposals viii br received at the lressury Depart
uuti l. pollock 10 SATURDAY. July - 1884, Tor
supplying during the fiscal ending June 30 l-~ such
articles Of 81 ,uauIery the Department order Tor
shipment f1r tho vessels %. the Revenue MARI
stationed az the port " New York AL ART ces fur
properly securely packed NJ Pho expense
~ the contractor delivered board vessel
required NeA-l Ity ~cn"Iues ~ articles % be
bid fur VII be- furnished application at tc uepaFtuan
. tho uStOm Ou.e. Nrw-iUrk
The right reserved - defects and % reject any
all bids CHARLES J. FDLtftk So Rotary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
Giin propsrtp Go Get.

4 NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE on Madi-
"A 4ls;-si uni October. rent, 500 per
month Address ". Box T. Tribune OEice.
ITO LET.-Stores, lofts and Offices in Futoa,
Il Beekm1n. Nassau, Am, GJt William. Pearl jacob
rutland & WHITING. Beck llan-st-
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Glrlnns Gnnlis

5Iruas Banks.
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF THE CITY
- or NEM-l Dirk. J~ IoVory corner aua.st
FONT1 -TIGuTu iSNrNL Df.TDu SD OF ~.
IT. The Iwsfce+ have ordered that irt rr ~ the
d, paid o. drpo.itor- Oh and after st. "
Sand no to -1uOw ch have rcuallc deposit ie
three or ST. months ending June 30. I--4
Hank open cry day from iDa. W. 20 p M
EDWARD A. QCINTAED
HENRY Ht-LEP Secretary
CHARLES rs. HELD. Cashier
EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, No. lis
4 est -5l-st. nra B.uav-.
TiUEIl-F. E-I DIVIDEND.
ON ard ~ or NOS DAY. July - lisa there viii De- paid or
cu 'd drppstors entitled thereto semiau4ua, interest
FOJR PER CENT PER ANNUN
~ 30 and ono Deposit. or
rrJuy IO will draw interest from July l.
HENRY KOSGG, r., secretary.
IRVING SAYINGS INSTITUTION,
L SO WAERFN--I.
NEW DIX July I 1855.
Interest has declared six months ending Iuue
70 -St an entitled thereto. exceeding
Three Thousand UoIrs the or Four per per
C. D HEAToy Secretary.
UN0S DDfU SAVINGS ISsTUl Uos.
i.ff AIWAr. 3-I-,r. g GINA AVE-.
NEW fOtk. : Y, Juno IL, i--4.
fIHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have declared
per cent per anuuul. PAYABLE 0r M ~ July l6
Money deposited ON or before july 40 Viii draw interest
JOHN W BRITToN,
GARDNER CHAPLIN. Treasurer.
tHAtLE- y. -PHAGU z. secretary
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6ummer Rsscris.
OTgEGO LAKE,

COOPERsTOwN. n. Y
ONLY EIGHT HOT RS FROM NEW YORK CITY,
And altitude Adirondack and Catskills -
NO MALARIA, NO HAY FEVER, 80 MOsQUIIOEh
Fine Boating Fishing ami Driv1pg
The COOPER HOUSE accommodations for 900 gues,,H.
will Opcn Iune Liberal management heasonaDhe
prices send i0r illustrated pamphlet ,-...-
e. Griffin DEN. owner and Proprietor.
MOTIFS VILLA, Central Valley, y: Y, liz
vi hour handsome airy location splendid drives
gOOd table Address i0T circular. T. H. MIL
DROSPECT HOUSE. - Bay Shore, Long
Island situated in full view Of the ocean always COOL
y p. SEWELL
DARTIES AFFECTED with nervous diseases
have good board and the best OF care IN PrlyaIe a
ily. Address - W. / TIKI r., NJ y,
DAVILION HOTEL, lslip, Long Island,
1 NOW OPEN JAMES SLATER, Of the " Berkeley"
hih-ave. and Mn D.. owner and prnnrietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
Countrn propertn f1r Sale rn1 81 &c

Vonnlrn properl1 01r 1de IN u Lei
ALL. COUNTRY PROPERTY ORR SPE-
1 FTtl Fs' S E sTr5I h Eadas ''
At Long BRANCH.-To let OF for sale
~ Furni-ard cottages etc fronts Aso board pro
cured IN o ta;os aud hoes by M. LANE Long hranch
4 BEAUTIFUL HOME, fully furnished. on
,ab dr. 4S1 G 5n3- dg9s ~
from depot must bc estate have
'-''' " TpfGLyP'S FL Il, Tr5aa S-i Handing
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
X1lk FidBC ~ WILL BIZ EECLINED ar He
tr,t-st until p. ~ and 3os West Twenty trist corner
80 Thrave corner Fortyeeventht 10. oG7 Thrd
Tbri trnt - - a. & 5A .dM gt5 - =. %
sp. n, at re-lar oHHce rates. ~
EOR SALE.-At New RochclIc,a HANDSOME
low terms easy Address T. Box 20. Tribune
FOR ALE OR EXCHANGE-For unencum-
beed cry proPry An elegant country .oat and nut
every improvement P9otosrtapai g. a our once
FURNISHED HOUSED let for the sum
garden rlantei b.9nrfu! location the sound. Plaza
Lock EoI 10 yyanc Bridge Conn
FOR SALE.-A farm of 80 acres. in the VII
age 81 Geneva al deriraned and ~ high state Of cu
iTlt grove Of acrrs thoroi Abr.d IerNe, cows The
session gwen innsllley If desired. p. Box -
=
located house SItl ground n Paving
Duchess %. ~ Y Admirably adap ed % the purpose
hoari1 and Fay choo F particulars may be- obtained "
NJ II ~. sHlPAAN, Isl Broadwav New-York. or BY
DIR. DorY. Paving. y. Y.
E'OR SALE.-A valuable farm of 300 acres in
a " airy lana,near Auuapo u.s. Immediately
ia the country
residence 90 inldieu- barGs esq N-u.l or. 4rge
dvel-ur stock ana other
cuOi Oh sumner nd Do wler best pi fishing and
hunting an IDEAL place Tor farm For de-crip-
CHANNONU KFNVFDy -
.Atnrnry. 20 Er0adwav, New York,
orJuHN IRELAND.
Attorney Annapolis. Na-yi and
Is NORRIS COUNTY. M. tor sale. country
sea AMI farm o. 500 excellent lsnl large and
water. Price reasonable
RULNND WHITING. Esek.nan-st
VO LET.-A small tive-roomed cottage west
side Brighton Place, o1aey Island 4 pply So Van
sic.en place.
'I'O LET ar Marlboro y. Y, overlooking the
j ldson furnished hon-e rooms IN ne-rert or
der Tor the summer s-a-1u nile H. depot
Doa's w. hours nom n y ely 10 family u adults
sOn1blc terms Address
IA. STAPLE Marlboro. Ulster Co, y Y.
WANTED for two months.-A furnished
W house. az 4 moderate rent Must Dc IN nonnt1rous
Not four hours from Address. tuI
particulars M-. BATES, 4iD West i7th ST. Nef-lOrk.
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Che Curt

DRTGHTON BEACH RACES.
- VA EAST 3TH-Sr FERRY
And BAY RIDGE ROUI RON foot o. Whitehall a.
On k.te Days
Leave Easi a4in-5t 1870 l:-J Lao 2:z0 and Wits
h'Il4t l2l2 li2. ~ p IN. Close counocli.n FtfI
B.4ghton Raj way ~ -ho'pshesl Bay.
MONMOUTH PARK RACES Long Branch,
- \ j., efey NJ tsDAN, T4lf DAY aud SAT- X
"a 20 A1n.t 70 Race pr3 nv g. 23o p m.
~ of seven Races each day Hurdle Rae eDleclass
800 each day J. rains ar. Boats direct 90 Course
l1iadelJhia ana Read W r. r.. LiOerty Ferry 7g5
- u N, - M. 1919 l2i5 y. prn.syy r. r.
totoaudt and Dcsbrofsss Frrra. o. 1880 a ~ IL 81
pm boats va San.v 10 Der n p, am. 1919 I.l5
Pm Fore .n nj ilp incl lng atm sslan 10 REID ~ 81
J. II Coelkf GEO. - LDhILLAED,
Secretary. lres.Ient
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WATER GAP HOUSE.

della WARE WAFER CAP PENN-
4 most delightful and heathful resort.
The hotel IL complete in particular Water rom
mountain springs in each bedroom. and electric bells
Three hours from Delaware. Lackavasna and
Western Railroad l. ". BRODHEAD Proprietor
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.-The Prospect
w House at l55th-t and lOth-ave. overlooking tia
udsOn aHd are rivers at the elevation Of 81 feet with
furnur" and hrstclas- table offers super
moderate prices Minutes walk fokl
elevated station. W. b PECK, Proprietor.
Snn SUMNER HOMES AMONG the NOUN
'DtTO TAfN-. 1000 FEET ABOVE THE sEA.-COpy %
summer Homes pubiahed nv New-YOrk. ontario and
Western Railway Company given upon application
Contains list OF boan h0use farn-houses and hotels IN
Orange, sullivan, Ulster Delaware thenanEo and Ct-eg0
Counties y w. with rates ~ fare terms distance from the
station &c list ~ Offices in advertisement Of New ork
aud thousand Island Line in daily papers
I [AA SUMNER HOMES.-Free handbook
s'INFb containing -t - hotels and boarding
house. along Hudson River and IN Cat-kl mountains
win terms attractions and Illustrations, sent toay
address application with thfee-ce1t staWp. % p /
BU nRITr Eastern Passenger Agent Vest shore Ront,
3G2 Broadway NeWYork Copy % hook also be bad by
calling az nearest Office For location Of OGses zee West
Shore Route timetable IN daily papers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
SEA CLIFF HOUSE,


Opens June p Delightfully."- situated Oh tho n1Th shore
elevation l2l fet commanding charming Vows ~ sound ana
country superior attendance excellent fAcl files
a., bathing ng auI fishing special terms Tor season
Circulars - ~ II 55th-st, Nrw-IOrS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

CHARON SPRINGS. y. Y. PAVILION
- HOTEL. and COTTAGES OPEN JUNE ~
In the SULPHUR ATH-i OC-Es and scientific fnpica
tiOn. Of sULPHJE NAIk after most approved European
methods PULvERIZ igOE ROOM, 4SHALAIlON-LOOM PINK
NEEDLE AND SULPHtR WATER - .. 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

Leave East Inst y T. daily. except SUNDAY r a. a45
~ I'D H. hi' '' "a . i-'u . 10" ti'. -.l. %. sundays
only --, '.'' In 40 a. 1876. 3D. goo BOD i.,
.. ~ Annex boats trOu Pue--t. R .tIst and lanes
-I DO nor ~ '' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

AMERICAN AND EUEonEAN PLANSl
PHILADELPHIA.
Apr cat for Dee o. ~ a. any - the above
houses OF g. sr IA NILS j. IL 81 James Hotel. N-7-
York. Tuesdays and saturdays j. p. MA Ihi.
GTRF HOUSE. Ocean Beach y. j..
- opens Jane L. a nrsi-ciass f-Ty house New pa
and painted Thoroughly uIaLe a1a ventilated. " ile
I, DDS. sur. bItl4ug. FISHING Iul Grabbing.
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| TNIITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF

KANSAS PACIFIC DENVER EXTE y ION BONDS.
~ uIpraS viii Doe re evcd az the above address IN il
.ly nv at one Tor tlc-sae o. tre uuds signed
~ , G" uond' 81 the Kansas Pacific Denver Ektruaon
a. mof gaze Sufficient to exhaust tho hum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
CiTSkILL--~PROSPECT PARK HOTEL.

Cauact, This and elegant house II situated on
high elf iu tho centre extensive wooded PARA command
tug TIE varied scenery n ANY lou~c on us
Continent Views m states ~auhflous mountain -,
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-04-21
CHANGES IN THE TREASURY.
The Promotion of Mr.. Coon and the Coming
Retirement of Mr.. Knox.

The Promotion of Mr.. Coon and the Coming
Retirement of Mr.. Knox.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, April 2O-Last week there
were two important changes in the Treasury De-
partment which have excited great deal of
pleasure and pain. Mr.. Charles E. Coon, who for
twenty years has been connected with the fiscal
branch of the Treasury, was promoted to the
grade of Assistant Secretary On Friday he
assumed the duties of his new Office, and it is
doubtful if an official of the government ever
received so many tokens of compliment at one
time. From o'clock in the morning until in the
afternoon continuous stream of visitors
poured in upon the new chief to offer their con
gratulations. The room was like botanical ex
hibition in its wealth of flowers, and everything
seemed to breathe sense of qualification that
the President has made such an excellent selec-
ton to fill this important Office. The newspaper
men are perhaps more gratiied than any other
class having business with the Department. All
of them liked the Hon John c. New and re-
gretted exceedingly his resignation. Had the
President asked the advice of Newspaper Row
he could not have better pleased the corresponds
ents 1853
But in the midst of the qualification caused by
the appointment of Mr. Coon, came theannounce-.
ment that Comptroller Knox had decided to ae-
cept the presidency of the National Bank of the Re
public of New York. John Jay Knox has for
years filled the important Office of Comptroller of
the Currencyiwith fidelity which has done more
than any other cause to bring the national bank
ing system of the country into such high esteem
among the people Mr.. Knox's ability as
fnancier has been proven time and again,
He has throughout his long service established
public confidence in the national banking sys-
TEN that has undoubtedly had a wonderful
effect upon the commercial world, and it will be
extremely difficult to find man to accept the
place with the ability to perform its duties
This case is only another illustration of the folly
of parsimony in paying public officers who fill
important positions salaries far below those
offered for the same service in the commercial
world
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-04-21
AN IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
Arrest o. Frank Dewalt, an Alleged Def&ulter
in the Sum of $4,000.

CLEVELAND, O., April 2O-A special to the
Herald states that Frank Dewalt, the alleged de-
faulting president of the First National Bank of
Leadvlle, Col, was arrested early this morn
ing III his mothers house in Canton. He will be
taken back to Leadville where reward of So, 600
is offered for his arrest Dewalt formerly lived in
Canton. Ten years ago he went West, and
eventually became president of the
bank as stated. Three months ago the bank
failed for a quarter of million, and Dewalt
disappeared. Investigation indicated that he
took $50 600 with him. He says he went to Texas
and was arrested at Ell Paso but was released on
a writ of habeas corpus and escaped to Mexico.
He then went to Manitoba, and short time ago
to his mothers home in Canton, where he was
recognized by numerous acquaintance. The
constable teegraphed to- Leadville inquiring if
he was still wanted there. and, receiving an
atfirmative-reply, the arrest was made. Dewalt
professed Willingness to return and claims he
can clear himself.