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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03
Beyond Their Reach.
lBonham Advocate

Congressman John Hancock. On,
, ves'on News, with Blanch, Tray and
tne resi- OF the pack may bark at Inc
heels OF Governor Ireland for the next
decade, put they will find that they
nave had their trouble for their
PAINS" John Ireland Is above their
Dird Dolls an honest, fearless exeou.
i've man who has sworn to support
me constitution Of the state, and who
cannot be bullled or badgered into vi.
dating liisoath TO forward the schemes
OF any clique of iand-grabbers, paid Mt.
,orheys and organs Of monopolies
OF wouid-hc purse-proud arlstocrats.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

CONGRESSMAN Hancock could not
stand the racket-Austin was too hot
for him. He packed his trunks and
departed for Washington. So quiet
was his leaving that he was hundred
miles on his journey before some OF
the usually alert newspaper men
knew he was gone. The experience
OF the past ten days will no doubt abide
with him permanently, and we dare
say 1t will be a cold day when he poses
again AZ n doubly interviewed man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

FRANCE, with her population of over
so.ooo,ooo. had only three executions
last year and of these not one was IN
the great city Of Paris. This country
istwice AS populous as France, but
when 1t can get along with half
dozen hangings per annum exclusive
OF Judge Lynch's work. the millen-
iuni will be nearly ut hand. In
France, however, a. In other European
nations, the tendency Is to diminu-
ton Of the extreme penalty. One hun
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

dred and eighty persons. during 1883,
were sentenced TO death by French
courts, but President Grevy, who does
not believe in capital punishment,
commutcd oil the sentences save the
three above referred to. The guillo-
tine has seen Its busiest days in
France
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

No. gjl.-IocATED IN LUBBOCK COUN-
~, 10 miles from the city of colorado, on the
Waters OF Yellowhouso Creek, u 2-years cease,
rom August l. 1883, on 1920 res OF hand,
well set In mesquite and grnmma grass;
has eighteen nevcr-falling springs of
water one twu.story house with Ave
rooms, garden, "irrlgated," two aug
outs, Ave stone and one plank cor.
rails, also dipping vat and boiler, two tents
fock OF sheep:
l2i2 ewes, graded to shear pounds,
400 eve lambs, graded u shear 6l6 pounds,
37S wethcr lambs, graded 10 shear pounds,
S25 wethcrs, graded TO shear pounds,
~ bucks, graded TO shear 10 pounds.
These sheep are a cross between the Span
ish Merlno and California good ages.
ON the above ranch there Is plenty OF fine
range in The Ycilowhouse Canyon, well pro-
tecieu for the winter. The above sheep, lease
on ranch and camp outfit Will be sold cheap
for cash.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03
Thinning Them Out.


Mr.. Wellborn is gradually reducing
the ranks of his enemies. He has
gwen couple of them clerkships.
HAD he several thousand positions ut
ms command his former political enc
mics would obtain them. In the mean.
time, listen to the songs of his old
friends, who expected clcrkships and
saw them given To the enemy,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

THE senate seems to have reversed
its tactics and drifted back to the un'
derlying principles OF the Terrell bin.
This looks as II Senator Terrell, and
not his bill, was the object at which
so much heavy artillery was leveled
and so much petty denunciation was
hurled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

The Mormons are making 1t little
bit hot for the territorial governor,
Murray. They have gone back to
Kentucky, his native state, and raked
up budget of unsavory charges
against him. He was United States
marshal there, and the congressional
Investigation which has been ordered
does not show him up in the best light
II is also unfortunate for Murray that
he was appointed governor of Utah by
that nonentity, II. b. Hayes. The
Saints will Dust him ifthey can.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

CITIZENS of Fort Worth aud especi-
ally prominent Democrats should
write To the members Of the Demo-
cratic state committee aud urge the
claims OF Fort Worth. The list Of
names with postoilice addresses will
he found in the GAZETTE Of January
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03
Sour Grapes.
Cameron Herald. ]

IN the throes of delivery, when ut
terlhs his great speech on the fence
laws Mr.. Terrell declared that he did
nor want the nomination for governor,
ana ned take his 'davy thai he
,Wouldn I have it ii 1t were rendered
nm. All right. There Is ono nrobn.
bllity of the hooks. Who will be tho
next to decline before he is asked
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03
Wendell Phiilins

Boston, February 2.-Wendall pm
Ups passed an Uncomfortable nil,
out THIS morning his condition H.
p,ossu somewhat, and the altend,,,.
MS recovery. s"' nope OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03
tStrictly Business.


We are gratified 10 know that
neither our senator, representative. or
Heater, have INDUCED in any hirb.
ialntin speeches in the Legislature
They appreciate the gravity of the Sit
natl0n too much TO indulge in such
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03
The COnrOy Cusc.

New York, February An apnea,
I luz oeen taken in the case of EXPO.
Queer Conroy, senteu ced 10 he
. nanseu on Friday next. The appeal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03
Walt TIL the Clouds Roll By.


L believe will go to Washington.
ID. G. The Texas climate Is not good
for me just now. The storm will prob
obly blow over by the time congress-
adjourns.- [J. Hancock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

NEW Orleans Is delighted with Pere
Hyacinthe. His first lecture there was
on "The Past and the Future of France
and America" II was an appropriate
and attractive theme.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03
The Value of n Eoa.

sn nI,upnrn, n. Y, February CT, Tho
C s,s VI boy against the New Yarn
SLentrai railway for loss Of his foo, IN
IVY recovered verdict Of $40. 900 '"e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

In Is fair to presume that Columbus
Epson reads the papers and keeps up
with the INTERVIEWS In them he
will find some of the Balm of Gilead.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

| No STA MOST DESIRABLE FLOCK OF
| sheep located In Coleman county, Texas, de-
scribed as follows:
| 100 ewes two years old,
600 ewes older,
| 100 lambs
40 bucks Spanish Merlnol
The ewes shear BIS, and the lambs graded
to shear ms. These sheep are In good coudi.
ton, and on most excellent range.
Their wool sold nt1 cents per pound three
years ago, and brought &c. last season. Pre-
lei to sci In one lot, and commend them ne a
bargain, both I'm quality and price.
No. 35i.--A FEW MORE PURE-BkED AN
CORA goats. This is an importation made by
uursel es, and we par ticularly invite inspec-
ton OF tnls flock. Tho breeder zone of the
most reputable In the country guarantees
the breeding of these goats.
No. 3jj.-bOOO ACRES OF FINE GttAXING
land, well set In mesquite grass, well
watered, and fine timber for fencing
and lael-near Texas tho Central Rail-
road, IN Schackolford county Also 5000
Mexican and grade sheep aud nfty fire
Merlno bucks. The sheep are In good FIX,
free of disease. 20OJ flrSt-cass fencing posts
"a comfortable dwelling house, shutes and
pens for sheep. horses, wagon and all neccS-
In whole outfit or will sell the land separate.
No SO II 90 i0-pOUND SPANISH aEKI-
no ewes, very high grade from one TO four
years cd; fee from disease, and In fine
condition. VIII be d hveredat Fort W rth or
in Kansas win be sold nj IA great bargain
IN 81 head lots or more. Parties Wishing To
buy extra fine sheep cannot do better than
- secure some of this flock
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

TEXAS will be represented at New
Orleans, IL seems, after all. For this,
much thanks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

The Houston Post and st. Louis
Globe Democrat are not good pair &c
draw to.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03
Or. on Any Innocent MANS.

Galveston Print.l
When anybody steps on Peter
Smiths corns the Fort Worth GA.
zETrE says OUGHT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

No. ajl.--al5o SHEEP IN NOLAN COUNTY
IN oak CroeR and tributaries. 10 0Rraded 10
shear az lbs, 1890 graded TO shear Tbs, k8
spanish Merlno bucks; all free from disease.
acres in cultivation, flnc spring (Which never
failsl within forty yards Of house, buck pas
ture of forty acres, $40 acres I'm fee with Oak.
Bear and West OAK creeks running through,
lasting water In them, one oi the beat
ranches in the county. Price $4,000 for tho
whole OUTFIT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

LEGISLATION for the cormorant is rs
obnoxious as license for the commune.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

No. SIS, 1000 10 -, 900 HEaD0Fs;
cattle In mixed lots Of hon \
head. VIII be delivered on M.
any locality. We can put uphr,s,
only ono and two.ypar olds '1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

No. $50. FIVE TO TEN TI0fsi
lars of the capital took ofoDs ss
ue compan es IN Norihwetrn i
cattle number about 1900 hi,
5000 TO 1000 acres of land. Is 4 ,
horses and a complete oultll M
me company are considered M
$4,000, while Its entire lIahIlIls.
coed -iV,DO. The ranch i mi
best management. For aDy q,
invest IN the stock business, hi \
eXcellent oppOrtunliy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

No. t5'.; 30 HEAD OF GOOD S1DDT II
PONIES nni also two good work mules, worth nt
tunso siN'. Ihe who Q bunch will be closed
o w ny row price around, one-half cash. hai
' Thoe IN Tour m .nths al ten per cent Interest
III ~ .i, , must nave good endorsement. or "a
men retained upon the stock. The horses n re
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

s, No; 81, ia loo TO, ,,oo Hs,,,
central part OF Westcyrs 'Scen. nj
70 DC as good as an ayeraa aeias 0,
In lininpasas and adjoir,eaol ilsh,
be delivered at anv o,ning cow
1884. IRON Nay 1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

No. 81, l,oW TO 100 HESil0jf
Texas cattle will be dellyerss, y !.
IN mixed lots OF 5 0 or over. ~.
10 purchase this class ofcaitl, NJ
before they place their orien
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

omccs-ort WORTH Austin Antonio Colorado CIV y uhuUD
property particular
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

No. so, LOO TO 1000 HrIS
stock cattle win be tielIra,sasp :,
yenient point In Northwest Ts,ss
loo head and over, betwee,n' Nv Y.
July l, 1854. Mixed herds n l, y.
Iexas cattle, running about ~
each OF yearllng two yearoIs. !
caves: one and two-year-old, Z !
one-half each sex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

No. 562. --sS 900 OF the ca9Il I
cattle company composed nc;yl 4
capitalists. The property i,r,lfl
agement of q Thoroughly eipTsl
man. The company has il5,arin|
ABOUT 40 o heaI Of gOJd tsil.s III
plefe rnnch nlIInf n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

No 90, l,CoO DRY cow nm -
70 be ny good as any nyeraes o y,
central Texas. None over ,,,.' .
All good, smooth, mercIan *, W.
be delivered at any c"ns a.s !,
Western or Northwe.ier,nv .Tr y,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

horses NO; $50 !, loo 1879, HEAD or :,
horses win be thrown e /, iiane., az is,,
,he stock horses. FIN 10 al he nsa
horses there were braroa,n !he an
s ss nnd this sprinw' , \, over d \
There VIII he about ~ y y oslS.'
american medium size s vou OH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

10, so', LOCO 70 5ODiETI;S !!
heiiefs. They are all guoi ~, v
raised, morchantable eai,,I, aaQ
average OF the cattIe tot n
Iexas; win be delivered IL la 's.s !; /
oyer at any oonve lent pol n'e 4
TEXAS, from May 10 10 luna n ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

No. b53, Loo TO 9oo -,
smooth pralrie-raised v hEADl
Guarantecd TO DO good ana 's ~. \
ages j nne |, 1884. Will ~ NV \ Nv. ,olnt
5oy and over, Mt any conv W ul.,I!ssi
nfty miles OF Baird or AND. n
time betwce NAV IA a,d yIsels 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

No: h82,--l, ,ool head ofrsa 5
ranging In Jones and shshSfrd
VIII be counted GU. In the sY,ia
No. 56i. -.I0o0 head or good cd
McClclland county. one and y
In the spring. VIII be counied
livertd In the spring.
MO. 56G.-I,OO HEAD OF El3
" cattle for sale as follows ~
llngs, 80 head OF iwo-yeaIali'
three-year Odds and cows. NtL
all in II lump for sl7,m. Tenn
CO., Limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

40 55i lilo sheep for sale and a
sG0acre sheep ranch for rent. The
e&3EfW ranch has COED shed and seed
" --sA house, and Is rented until Septem.
I, j, 1851 Good corrals on the place. Sheep
VI shear ON theayerago : to $ pounds. Price
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

No sol, sl5,01 10 sS5,0O or rad
stock OF IA sound cattle compary. !
pany owns u very fine herdo'aa,
range Is well located. We az Il
offer agood inducement 70 aort,i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

AN extra session is possible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03
an even lot ORR
ken 10 ride and are ~ Z N hands and hI,l

so no 40 70, 30 HE nos ooo Ssss ss
saa9 "a. AZ broken 10 nd ia ooDRoS
ness This lot can No. "'oken torsl
buyers. piles 10 nm !,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

Dr No $50, LOO TO 200 IIs,sS
prairie ,, raised ,earlinr .m,saD q
Cent al and Northwesis,.! een i
iced 70 be as good az mn er Itza
tnisea In l.ampasas md ss,sgtdt
w w be dellvcrei In lois ~ HsyUlllg
convenient points wi,s,oi @lwis|
lene, Tex, between NAV 4 IVY al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

NO; 155, STOCK HORSES, IN COOK COiTS-
y.-iD read of good stock horses, will sell
solid color5. A $50 for sale about twenty sSomI
cow ponies. all broken, e''u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

No. 5GO, FROM TEN 70 TEIjj
thousand dollars OF capital s!oi \
oughly established cattle conp,t <
pany IL chartered under lls III
state, and 10 is under ibe ni,}
some OF tho wealthiest and moi n
business men OF the state. ID, n
OF some funds by the owner Il Il /
The only causo 0fits being Juilrl !
for sale, and we can thororrtIJ y
~ as "a rare opportunity TO- inlrH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

No. 49,, HORSES IN TOM GREEN COLIN
!y.,.-Lot No. L. lp splendid brood mares Gip
70 20 OF them In ioal by jack, sta lions, Q
slsts OF ~ mares, A TO Is hands hIgI il coils
10 yearllngs and two-year-olds; the mares
are from TWO to seven Years old
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

-, No; f56, EXCELLENT Stock HOVsES-
rue best stock OF horses in Northwest No xas
- yeaflings ia the spring.
lM 2-yearOlds next spring.
90 s,year-old goldinss, broke TO ride.
o5n anu, anu o-year.oid z. ldings broke 10 ride,
All OF the above stock are AInerJcnn I,o,,..
no Spanish blood among them. '''i'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-03

NO. i5i, MAkE-. CARLOAD LOTS,--W +,
can Immediately I'LL orders for 8 to 7.year.old
mares, l5.s to II hands high, In carload lots.
as. $50 american stock broke 10 saddle- Have
Nv eeldings from IL 10 10 hands; 70 head of
unhroke. 80 ""us h'sh'
- Wlll be pleased TO give prices on one or
lmOIN Cslr.lOnua of 4 LIZ,
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Ciir i1ropcrin GO fct.

A TO RENT, i West 134th-st; three
rate iT hT%3 & 2rU ,toPf fEfng F % node
REFORE DECIDING. look mt EOS Madison
~ ave, southwest eSi,. decorators work
HOUSES TO LET.-Unfurmshed; at low
1u,Ien t; Llezanuy decorated ioursory Drownstoue
wNckOFF, 1887 Brolaway, or II PaTk.avo.
HANDSOME private stable, 5Gtb-st.. bet.
ON and 7th superour accommodations for hoses
]. EDGAR LEHYcRAFr, 1874 Broadway.
TO LET.-Fully furnished, with immediate
Apply S Sn "a the n 5o %o9c9 29s0 81 west %
TO IET.-Store 81 and 80 BROADWAY.
Apply TO rutland WHITING, Leekman 1t.
ID RENT.-Furnished to private family
49, 0ny hlstolass our-story and basement house one
Apply G HDRyiD309S%. Is 5' West s 4.,t
Two HANDSOME HOUSES on LENOX
1erv rr, me- Is "a, G5ths 795 Madsonave elegant in
To LET.-The highly desirable dwelling
a. home. Nos 81 and 80 East s4tbt, between Madison
AHNoLb hf G2P 6t @ sni apR ye to
TO LET.-Elegant large store and rooms;
y s,l-t Il, linton Place adjoining Gthsve Elevated Z.
5g 9,, e.sa ave near i5ta't ,torc 800
isuT ana Avenue @ small store ard -. 800
oV0 1l~di'9.aye; large basement store 1900
G CAEhhAU, Real Estate Asent Grand-st and Bowery.
TO LEI.-Onc 3-story and basement brown
n '4he Itont house so 32sA preslentst., Broo. lyn,
Of pun ha''. Inquire OF D. q. ADAMS M Atlantic st.
w ANIED.-For rent within one hour of
cry Ila iu althr locality cO1u0d Gus un'lruighel
Iou'N N' modern improvements ample grounds lawn ga
, 'T' image hone Address, giving iree and parcu-
VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE HOUSES TO
LEI 10 all parts ~ tho city
FOLSOM BROTHERS 12g7 broadway.
GTSh-AN OPPORTUNITY To rent one of
W sPP tH07o ami attractive threos'
mont Cue n ammo hus'a WITT lnpr1y rucuta Elst
7Vu- .-n "nf house nt loo Avenue y. $500. location
pltasauf ans nrcrssIhIo.
Ip0AH LEAYcRAFT. 1tl4 Broadway
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

NHn hcHl VSlalc 2ot 1Ilc.
A H. FINISHED AND READY FOR IN
- ,rigjloN AED Sail, ...,,........., ..
uiu'y Hsh~ dwelling u.u rrlI uuIuEro.r ext % .rn.
v,nrn, orl15 A o,. i ~ me- ,sr,,s,r,,r
1h, house Is rcpe,o Win artistic worl In uc cabinet
T Ia r an ,,sG al'a j. oIaca .lly'T m ..,,
riiE ATTENTION. or rvHcuAsrns ISyIrED.
Apply ou ptcmfel
CHARLES Buck x CO.. Arcatccts
y Ihe hcrAshr." ao1 nlail,on.aye. cor o2dHt
Their two remaining b,i.r. h.tvooa 5th uud Madison
nyea. near I"ik and oihs,e o. ID road ,,
No. No 2o ~ 1l-i-'l % iect vh, hll lot -.
rart'i n9ypS nov ',o eyr c Iii, OF decoration IN the
EOR SALE or TO LET.-Scvcul brown-stono
house on '-'t gTp 4s4,'2 % rp on ,-or,..o.
FOR SALE.-Four-s-ory hrown-stonc dwell
ing Ntast rear irotdway As'ori,ss- hold bar gam,
10 session }. EDGAR LEAIC"Aft I'44 broadway
FOR oALE.--Eaat New-York conner proper
i ties Lazy terms T.. FRANK SMITH.
IOoul g. 90 NEST.
FOR SALE.-For--tory building, 80. Is
' RGihEb ( WHITING. Heesman st.
ECB SALE.-Thc Lome and the Rothsay, 1874
and 1876 F. st near irving Place 5os7e197 nyc and SIX
stories most substantially built all da,i leased mostly for
twoyear az 1896 proc flU-u0). easily rent tor much
whom present lolsss e-r~e the buildings having
been cpe'.t siuoa Nay tie lat were leased IL summer
Inspection Invited Inquire 80 1t-st
NEW LIST or HOUSES FOR SALE iu't
- on' en- Doe 'ad by 4tP.ag u 70" once OPP ..' he
Room. O. aua ~ basement
No. EAST 131ST-ST.-1'hwoueh'y re
y pumuc ventilated tc &C.. for private us" u-' pc
n} w % private brown. houses. -lauoO, ta mos ,om
l'~i. house or urIr.e.
'TN1-eToII brica house and s'a5lc Co., t,w,o
d.. broadway, a.G 1-d o.. corner ''1aFc
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DressmailnJ.

DARISIAN Observation-Disclosures STYLES
4 sreri.tv elul5eus highest reference summer prices
EOURal IL, "a AoDengAiLsIi no Hish-
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EGm Schools.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.
FAST AaTU-sT., NEAR MADIsON'AVE.

/1OI JNBIA COLLEGE LAW SIuUUL'
FAST AnTII-ST.. NEAR MADIsON'AVE
- .r., seventh annual term o. this institution viii
o,c, on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER 1881 n.
~. law school Building. in East 49thst between 4'
%Isisor ayes north side and VIII continue uuth juno
.orrse o. study embraces wears ann - 5 49,
- mn ana accurate instruction in the piihcpcS anu F
Ice of the law. .,o
toi o"'"'os"0'' Wv" THEODORE W. DWIGHT .
--%-IT-TPSTTY LAW SCHOOI.-The twenty
vtb annual session Of the school bssine ocooel l.
80 and ends june l. 1883 -,-., g.. e. dorree
A. 9f@v aucc OF not than one year Is hauo LOT c4'
ieuf studies elsewhere. r-s-rVEpSTTY
,,-t4 vifNt5 " A~WTNGTON SQUARE. ana the -l,l|a a
~. ne secoDl roor have been thoroughly rrhtlen anu
a.. qiitions have made tothe cole on -
te.f.ooAs For circulars &c address liotes'o, ietx
SELL on Professor ID. r.. JAQl rs, secretary o. ''
Nutta Life Ruldng 81 NAssau-st.
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Rooms an0 flats - Cet.

Rooms an0 flats - Cet.
4 SUPERB apartment TO- lctm t.. Li,p.nard'
y -.a..' re'. taI s.D.' a. M .s.' ny rooms
APARTMENTS TO LIT Is TIE
AH-OLITL FlREPROOF
CINrRAL PARA BUILDINGS,
fr.n.av central PARK On -0tl.st
between G;u aaI -th ave,
Hs-c. sIoaad 30 l oa} bal .,;o g.''A ZION o'hav''
APAEr1iENrs FoA iAM'Liis FROM 5000 Up
WARDS.
ArrytoLF~rIN,,s.sE & .rP.[r22luAN,' r'a'''. orc
" t.iToN, -upL, JttA.'t auI lih-'e
DAERTTI HOUSE. LoueAcr square. Broad
ID vsy anI t.cst Ia o',.u plan l's a'ir .catci Tor
iaai..ss a. al gentlemen IAuhllr uR .Hrfs 'iors.
NONVENlENT FIRST FLA I. SIS room, ana
I s,'holu neatly painted = i''i '''"7'' near '-'A
d enue au4 .ic. atei defoi rent SO
MISERABLE FLATS at low rents.
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s.4--s- tar ~otn.'t q rooms AM '-''
-. T1S' .,-st a. rooms ana BATH
j. 4DoAt LrAl tttI D.. 4.944 broadway
nE~IEABLE APARTMENTS N The COR
Il IAN ISL LuING corner q Broadway and lTth-st.
.. 1...alI..-is actually Gfcpruf icing con .uucted
, ,r mean. and tre.rio.f parrot ons wool having
hon u.e h. construction except JI Doors slt to r Ne
,cl euu0n 60 this feature and Invite invest. a1ou.
M " h. sOUIHWOETI t.u@-er Ni ue o. .ho
r-ai o., daily 10 SOW ap-iu -ua give Information
r.ga' ~ TEN
HAAS: + ROOMS.-prime neighborhood ;
4 Uatl. range mlut.-. bells tuuca co'e "a' n
Ia fteIIs l,4lfllr-. part e. cry. HlM tiI TO- a..
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I OW RENTS.-llAt . 10 : rooms
u $50 900 5 last lth.'t So t65 - Wet 4.h-st
a $780,. A3J So rat ftb 't - So We. VI
800. - ltl.ave 8 .... %! as, 'Ai. :.
40 az vest .tt.sL ~ 81 "tal O. s
10 IIf West 5lnie a -lt-.--..-- S-H EA7' c''Ne
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Unnrlno Academies.

ALLEN DODWORTH'S ---,, .,.,-,,,.r
n SCHOOL FOR DANCING, 69l TIL h-A' A-'1N-
- = is nov closed the season
WIN reopen sA1U RDAN. OCT -.
(,ARTIFR'S DANCING ACADEMY. Al W est
1 J't a. reopen n. OF classes Monday september l.
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CAT- KILL NDUNTATNS.-GLE FALLS
y h'I enlarged fnovt place 100 o. mount ANS -fciad
le fn emo waterfalls TO nniic sc't.r' ot. Fl "~.ss
Ten .Hs iiIHo organ l.s-DrcAn gIUI ta9ic mA e. -
.eH. aud ttgrtaYle. n abundance" Terms Jos -ci TOM
- r. To- e o. 80 - Reference James Connie, CIuS
&c, lt- .t.-4ye Nrv-l urk Address
u fftI ~ son ta4fO Greene Co, n. Y.
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NI,ANTEp

Party With zen TO twenty-five tansaa dollars T. take an
interest III e,,ao co. ,lc and rrof ru'. "' en'r'r
The Manufacture aul sac o. on ImYor4n A-rcn'ur" ~"
pemelt well INTRODUCED cogefc by intel 7A's' F4'
,nt Practical monopoly woll pay liberal COMMUNION
flf advances on machines
Enterprise viii hear closest nve7ii~oion
Thirty thousand dollars already in,~-'ei 90 IT, address
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