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the North Ne3.
SECOND DISPATCHl
LONDON, January 2Ssh.-The snip juno.
from Liverpool foe Calcutta. fourdere1 in
the Merssy to-day. All hands (twenty-
were lost Many harges have been sunk in
the Mersey during the storm. At Newcastle
upon-TyGe the spire OF All Saints Church
was badly damsgsd, aud the roof partially
DESTROYED. In Ireland, lstter.car on ;hs
Kerry railway train was overturned. Near
Londonderry sixty yards Of the embsnkment
of the NortFern Railway was swept away.
The ship Nok0mjs and crew sre lost.
THIRD DISPATCHl
LONDON, January 2S7t.-As the restora-
tion OF tele graphic communication progresses,
news of disasters by the gales pour in. The
breakwater at Port Erine. Isle Of Man, cost
ing go, 600, has been entirely destroyed.
The JeaunetIc Victims.
Moscow, January 2S h.-The bodies Of
the victims of the Jeannette Arctic expedition
arrived here To-Day. The American residents
placed flowers and wreaths upon the hearse
Herr Laskers Funeral.
BERLIN, January 2Sih.-The funeral serv-
ices over the remains of Herr Lasker, az the
new synagogue to-day, were participated In
by 1000 persons.
suicide OF an Astronomer.
BERLIN, January 2Sth.-Professor Klinker-
fus, the astronomer, shot himself in the OBJ
sery atory at Gottingsn to-day.
The Vienna Assassination.
VIENNA, January 2Sth.-Is is now believed
that the murderer ot detective Bloch is the
man who murd.se5 Police Ccmmis-asy Klu-
beck recently. The body ot B,ooh wss
buried by the side al Kiuhoctts body ysster-
day. TIE Governor Of Flor.dsdnf ami
several police cfficers have received letters
threatening death Tie murde,er of Bloch
is examined twice daily. He merely repeats,
"You will never know who I am. sm cne
of q powerful organic ,iiCu which is 10 reform
society, aud rid IL Of you bloed-tEiCsty raf
calls" The general public have been ad-
mitted to the msn's cell all day, ia hope that
he may be identified.
France and China.
PARIS, January 2Sth.-Lc Temps says
The language Of Marquis Tseng, the Chinese
ambassador, continues most warlike. He is
only awaiting an at Jack oa Bacninh to make
formal declaration Of war against France.
The Chinese Government has ordered the
Nlceroys of different provinces to report I'M
mediately the number Of soldiers they can
furnish.
Attempted Assassination.
CHIHUAHUA (Msxico), January 2Sth.-An
assassin went to the Governors palace to-day
a1d shot at acting Governor Cusllesr. The
would, be murderer was arrested.
Canadian Internal Affairs.
OTTAWA, January 2Sth.-In the House to-
day it was stated that it Is not the intention
Of the Government 80 reduce the rste uf
postage on letters from three to two cents.
and it is not the intention to Rsture 8
scheme whereby the express business of the
country could be carried on in connection
with the postoftice business. Negotiations
continue with other couutrie, Tor Commercial
treaties, France only excepted, aud there the
Government failed to make satisfactory az
rangements.
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.+"BY asking too muchIwe may lose the
little that we had before" Kidney Wort asks
nothing but fair trial. This given, it fears
30 loss of faith in its virtues. a lady writes
FROM Oregon: " For thirty years have been
afflicted with kidney complaints. Two pack.
ages of Kidney Wort have done me more
good than all the medicine ard doctors have
had before. believe it is a sure cure"
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o HEjLBRON IL GRO

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
~ Having purchased the City Market, on J
street, between Front and Second, from P. HerzoE,
we shall erdeavor to keep the same supplied with
the BEST Of iiEATS We offer special inducements
TO the trade, and being connected with the slaugh.
rh0use by telephone we arc prepared 10 take or
ders from A. " 70 5PA. Special attention gived
to orders from the country. Live Stock bought 1T
the II CHEST Market Prices. jyl0-lm
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMs.

Mex, Friday and Saturday the bicycle
! champions will give their fret exhibition
There are eight local fire and marine or
CARNATIONS in this city, and ali of them are
now on dividend-psying basis.
The receipts for duties at the Custom
house for the past week were SllS,027 10,
making total since January lsE OF S466.
lS9 so.
the San Francisco banks, as a rule, did
we'll last year. There were some isolated
cases of losses of more or less magnitude,
but such things seem to be inevitable AS
a whole, the business was the bes. in many
years.
At Mare Island is a piece Of ordnance
captured in COrea, which has on it a Chi
nese inscription saying that it was cast
nearly 100 years ago. 1t is a breech-
loader, and it is said that it can be dis
charged thirty times per minute. 1t was
recently exhibited to Col. F. a Bee.
The hulk Of the steamer Senator which
ran on the Sacramento river IL 1850. will 90
into the dry dock within a few days pre-
paratory to being turned into temporary
barkeutine, so as to enable he, to sail to
New Zealand where she IS 90 be used
as q pSi SS oy oil NHOAAaAu Ooi t'oAattoh'
Daniel Murphy, Ihe young man who was
shot at the corner Of Stevenson aud Fifth
streets, on the 29.h uit,. by Arthur Coffin,
who claims to have acted IL e'f-defense,
died at the Receiving Hospital Sunday
night. Coffin, woo wac out on bail, was
arrested Monday on = charge Of murder.
Miss Emily Faithful, the well-known
English philanthropist, Sunday evening ar
rived overland from the East, and was met
at the ferry landing by several ladies and
gentlemen, who escorted her to The Palace
Hotel, where she was, welcomed with re-
msrks by Rev. DR.. Burrows, Mrs. Sarah
Cooper and Mr.. and Mrs Condit.
The internal revenue collections in the
San Francisco District for the week end
ing January 26sh We're as follows:
Beer...... Observation-Disclosures. S6 Ola
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Home and ABROAD.

Congressman Mackey Dead - Barnum's
White Elephant - Two Colorado Mur-
derers Lynched-Clearing- house Trans
acfions-Escape OF Prisoners from Jail
Washington Items Tne Charges
Agains, the Governor OF Utah-Analrs
In Foreign Lands-Etc.
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Myers, Fla, September 20, 1852.
Fleming Brothers.
1t affords me pleasure TO assure you that after
using Dr. c. McLane's Celebrated Liver Pills for
more than twenty years il my family that | regard
them as being superior to any have ever used, or
have seen used. have not had them constantly,
and had to try Others ami nave tried good var-
ETY., but have never had any to act so promptly,
proftably and nicely McLane's. l have used
them on myself, wife and children, with the most
gratifying results.
For children, having used them on my own with
such easy and happy effect, would recommend
them to one and ali. These Pills do the work-do
it promptly, do it well, and leave no i'll effects be-
hind.
AS bile remover, as liver corrector, as fore
runner preparing the system for quinine, there is
no pill or medicine equal to DIR. C. McLane's Cele-
brated Liver Pills. | expect to use them as long as
i've if they continue good as they have been in
the past. Yours tfulY,
Pastor Of NJ. z. Church South, Myers Static, i,
Tampa District Florida Conference.
P. S.-I am how using your Yermifuge, and | am
highly pleased with. 1t is death on worms.
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THE real secret of the great success of the
noted silver polish ELECTRO SILICON, lies in
the fact that it cleans and polishes gold and
silverwsrs quicker and better than suy other
known article, sud is absolutely harmless.
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Rarnnm.s White Elephant.

NEw YORK, January 2Sth.-There las
been lively dispute during the whole week
g, to the merits Of Barnum's elephant. Prof
Flower, President of the Geological Society,
considers it to be an interesting specimen
Numerous experts, residents of and travellers
in India testify that ths animal is not While
in technical or a sacred sense In no ts.
tpsct is il different from hundreds CT othsrs
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DOMESTIC NEWS,

lsPscIAL DISPATCHES To The REcoRD,UNToN.I
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Crime Confessed

HUNTERS POINT IL. H., January 2Slh.-
Charles A. Rugg, confined in jail on charge
of assault upon Selsh Sprague Friday morn
ing, has confessed that he committed the
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6zT Excursion Tickets at Reduced Rates. For pas
sage or further particulars, apply 70 J. d. SPRkCk-
ELS s BROS, Agents, 327 Market street, eerner
Fremont, ols-d
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Hollister merchants refuse credit to per
sons who have gone through bankruptcy.
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The Dead JournaIis;

New YoRK, January 2Sth.-Speaking of
the sad death of DIR. John B. Wood, the Sun
says: DR.. Wood resigned his situation on
the Tribune to take charge of the New York
bureau for the Sacramento Union. 1t was
before the days of telegraph and Pacific rail
roads. The pony express was tine great news
medium. Sacramento was one day nearer
the States than San Francisco. DIR. Wood
made up a summary of the news on the At
Isntic coast twice week snd forwarded it
By pony express to the Union. That journal
printed it one day ahead of the San Francisco
papers, and it was distributed in the mining
camps ss soon as its appearance in San Fran
cisco. His work made the Union the leading
psrer on the Pacific coast. DIR. Wood re.
mained In charge of the Unl0n's Eastern
bureau uutil the close of the war.
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The Colorado Colliery Accident.

DENVER, January 2S.h.-Since an early
hour this morning Inspector McNeall and as.
sistsnts have continued the search for the
two missing bodies buried under the mass of
debris somewhere in the black depths of the
Crested Buttes mine, but without success.
The mine is now rapidly filing with fatal
gas, and the sesrchers are obliged to proceed
with extreme caution, even then at the immi-
nens peril Of their own lives. The Coroner's
Inquest was resumed st 10 o'clock this morn
lug. The evidence of three witnesses was
heard. AL agreed that, had the rules of the
mine been properly observed by the miners,
the terrible accident never would have &C.
Cured.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SECOND plsPATCHl

LoNDoN, January 2Ssh.-Reports continue
of disasters by the gale in the Channel and
the North Sea.
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D N M IR ID Z IA les
- CENTS FOR A GOOD SQUARE MEAL
D Sacramento Restaurant, Nos. 3l7 aud 3l9 X
street, between Third and Fourth three blocks
from the Depot. Street Cars pass every five min
utes-ask the conductor where to stop. Ice Cream
and Cakes, Is cents Fine Dining Parlors for Fami
lies. opeu Day and Night.
jy13-d J. d. SMITH. Proprietor
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commonly seen in the East. Prof. Flower
announces that the pretended religious cere-
mony advertised will not be tolerated in the
| L illogical Gardens.
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WASHINGTON, January 2StE.-The charges
against Governor Murray, of Utah, respect
ing Irregularities in his office while United
States Marshal Of Kentucky, were considered
to-day. j. was decided to summon Repre-
sentative White, of Kentucky, tomorrow, to
sxp'oi1 she basis OF his remarks in the House
Last 3:ondej, ref cting upon Governor Muir
ray. The committee expects, after hearing
White, to either give Murray an opportunity
to testify in his own behalf, or report that the
records Of the Department of Justice show
that the charges are sustained, and recon-
mend that he answer to that Department.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-11
Michigan Central.
(oRANp RAPIDS DIVISION

Michigan Central.
(0RAND RAPIDS DIVISION
Depart Arrive
Detroit Ex....T 600 am Pacific Ex... 600 am
Day Express. 12s5 pm Local Pass. II - am
N. \. Express 600 pm Mail .... .-.... $50 pm
Atlantic Ex:- -e20 pm Way Freight 5as pm
Way Freight. 6S10 am 90 Rapids Exf10.z5 pm
fparlor CARS attached sSleepine carr attached.
Pacific and New York Express daily. Balance
rains daily except Sundays.
New York Fast Lane runs daily. arrivinxa
Detroit at 1885 a. m. and New York az 10 clock
the next evening.
A train leaves Detroit az p. NJ. except Sun
days. with Drawing Room and psrlor Care for
Grand Rapids. reaching here at 10 - D. N.
Direct and prompt connection made with Crest
Western. Grand Trunk and Canada southern
trains, in same depot ~ Detroit. thus avoiding
transfers.
The Detroit Express leaving al 600 a. m hm
Drawing Room and Paror Car for Detroit. reach
ing thKf city AZ IL s5 a. n. New York 1880 a. m
and Boston $50 D. m next day.
Through tickets for all points and sleeging CO
berths may be procured at Union Ticket Offce
corner Monroe and Ottawa Streets. and At Union
Depot.
]. 7. SCHULTZ, Gen'l Agt., 81 Monroe-ss.
GEO. w. MrNsoS. Ticket Agent. City.
j. 5. HAWKINS. Ticket Agent Depot
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-11
J. W. EDDY.

have used Vans Magie Oh FOR Neuralgia. and
il has proved 10 be satisfactory, as il has euze1
me entirely also cur nexf door nakgtbor xas
cured by il. Joehans hlsfL bg Internal use foI
Sore Throat. combined with q severe Cough and
Hoarseness, also man by TIE name of ht0ffel
kwintens was cured by il of q very severe Lame
back. j can never SAP too much IN praise OF youf
Magic Oh.
Grand Haven. April 2s 1854.
l0urs truly. JACOB DESPELDER-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-11

and would not like "a be without IL as il is good
family medicine. viz: Burns. Bruises. Sore
Throat, Colds, etc. hence truly recommend il q
the public kEN. r. fANDhItN hltS-
Patterson. n. j. Feb. IL. isss.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-11
Read What Vars Magic Oh or KING
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the Peoc's

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external ffA1catlons IN of lolds Collie Cfs
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Muskason. sept ~ l6o4
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-11

Al ualne uhfiy except 5ull1h@.
The train leaving At p m. connects a. White
Pigeon with Atlantic Express on Main Lane.
which hss Palace Drawing Room Slsepine
Coaches from Chicago 10 New York aud Boston
without change.
The train leaving az :S5 a. m. connects al VIII
Pigeon giving one hour for dinner) with specs
New York Express on Main Lime.
Through tickets and berths Ia Sleeping Coach
Street. and Depot
All trains viii run b. Goth meridian time which
ie 80 minutes slower than Detroit time.
j. w. MCKINNEY. 6enl Aef-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-11

Toledo With al railroads diverr;ns Tscums<h
with l. s. IN. 3. Homer with l. D. q n. -
Lansing Division md Air Lane IL G. Marshall
Grand Trunk and N. G. n Y. Nonteifh 9. Il &
I. Alleexn With G. 4 W. N, snd l. = ans
LUTHER AIIEk. Cen Fses- Aof
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-11

flalil. cunuh1e tkctpIeus *DAlI4-
Passengers taking the :3O q N. Express make
close CONNECTIONS al oxosso for Lansing s1id AZ
Detroit for New York arriving there al l0Sp a. z,
the following morning
Night Express has local Sleeping Car Dssroit TO
Grand Rapids.
The is the only line running Atlantic Exprs~s
leaving here al l0s5 y. M, with Slesping Car 10
Detroit. making direct connections for al points
East. arriving at New York a. m. the second
morning
Parlor Cars on mail trains both east and west.
The train leaving al 5:I5 p. m viii make direc
connection with Milwaukee steamers daily. excep
Sunday.
Through tickets secured ai D., q. III. a M of6oe
in Morton House block and at the depot
ID. POTTER. City Pass Agent
GEO. b. REEVE. Traffic Manager. Chicago.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-11

Muskegon Il would say i have known the ef-
fects of Vans Magic Oil. in domestic practice.
always with good effects. never with bad effects.
Have prescribed IL in my practice; ind II very
good and safe medicine.
w. II. DEIAP. NJ ID.
Vans Magic Oil OF King of Pain is manufac-
tured by n. q. yanslerlinde. Muskegon. Mich.
and is sold by all dealers.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-11

MRN. G. VAEDERIINDEs-We have used your
Magic OH with great satisfaction One Of our
children was taken sick with tso-calledl diph-
theria- OF course We employed q doctor. but the
child grew worse every DAY. One morning. the
doctor called with -four more of hls professions
and consulted. If the child would be alive IN the
evening they were 10 open the cbiid's throat and
cut the phlegln out. This 1 did not approve of,
bat as there was no hope of the ehilds recovery.
consented. Finally our neighbor. Mrs r. Wander
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have thanked Mrs. Nanderwerp q thousand times
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-31
rms mxssENGkR FROM WATERLOO.

The messenger who was employed
to convey to the Rothchilds In Lon
don the news of the victory of Wa
terloo, was ordered to call upon the
King of France Louis XvIIll At
Brussels, on the way. He did so.
and proceeded 10 the Rothchilds. AZ.
ter they had extracted from him all
the Information that he possessed
they sent him on TO Lord Liverpool,
the Prime Minister, In order that the
Government might receive tidings OF
this great event. Lord Liverpool could
make nothing out Of the man. and
after examining and cross-examining
for some time be felt Increasingly skep-
tical as to the authenticity of the
news which he brought He then
sent tor Mr.. Croker and told him that
the messenger bad come from Water
loo with the tidings Of victory, but
that bis story was confused, aad II
was therefore difficult TO accept rs
genuine. Therefore Mr. Croker be.
gan 10 question the man with all his
legal acumen, but he succeeded no
better than Lord Liverpool In making
the narrative intelllgble. When about
to give IL up in despair, as last re.
source and BY Q sudden impulse, Dir.
Croker questioned the messenger as
to his Interview with the French
King, and he asked him how the
King was dressed. The messenger
replid: I'm his dressing gown" Mr..
Croker thea ssked him what the King
did and said 20 him. to which the
messenger replied: His Majesty eui'
braced me and kissed me Mr..
Croker asked: How did the king
kiss yous" ''on both cheeks, repli
ed the messenger. upon which Mr.
rokeremphsticaily exclaimed: "My
lord. IL Is true; the news Is gennine.
And so in truth IL proved.
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John Mahon, who In 1883 Was . 70
porter on the New York Express.
gives this account Of m interview
with Lola Montex. One dsy while
sitting alone with her, talking on dif.
lerenf subjects, she became excited.
nusg away her cigarette (she was .
greas smokerl and paced wildly
around the room. then suddenly fell
into chair and burst into tears. For
some moments she kept crying and
wringsag her hands, and fearing she
was going into mysteries, / Was about
20 ring Tor her maid, when she stop
ped me. DON'T said she; I shall
oe better soon; bat, oh, Mahen. when
! think Of former times, when had
my foot upon . throne, am ready To
go mad. especially at the aspersions
cast upon my name. They say was
mistress Of the King OF Bavaria! IT
that were even 10. il would not be the
worst disgrace in the world, for Ia
the old kingdoms Of Europe IL Is con-
sidered an honor to be mistress of
Q king. Look q Lady Jersey, Nrs
Fitxherbert. and. later still, Mfs Jor-
dan, whose children we're ennobled.
Bat Il WAS not %, that's ell. saved
that mans country aad throne, and
ne created me- . countess, while his
wife kissed NE and called down hless-
iDgs up0a my head - the savior of
her husband Fancy q wife kissing
her husbands misiressr r--and she
laughed She then gaye me q history
Of her life. Her parents died early;
her guardians married her 70 Lieut..
James OF the British army in India;
he ran away with another mans wife,
leaving his child-wife to shift for her.
self. afler the Bavarian eposide she
married . Lieut.. Herald Of the British
Foot Guards, by whom she had two
who died In their infancy.
and being now alone In the world.
without children or other relations,
she sometimes had those fits OF de.
spondency. ole Of which I had Wit
messed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-31

CHrrp SnorHrsEp.-Ou Wednesday
evening Of last week very sad accident
occurred In the Swedish quarter here.
the following being the c,rcumssances
snrroundinc the case Mr.. snd Mrs.
Lynbeck are living In . very open
house. and on the evening In question
they wrapped their infant some fvo
months old. In blankets, asd fearing
that Il might be smothered IL placed
between thea, tackled % away Tor the
niehs In the hack side Of the bed. The
hed stood against the wall, upon which.
as q protsctien from the severity OF 'hs
veather. large badAlo robe bad bean
huua. This uas directly over the sleep
inc child, and in some manner dnrins
the night became detached. and fsilire
moon the little one smotAered if. "
vss the firsf born of the family, and 10
sudden taking ofpin this sad and aafsr'
tnnate manner IL q severe blow 10 tnt
stricken pareass.-CheAalis Fsdstis.
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Club Prices Tor the best Nome and
Fersiaa Literature.

fPosscssed Of THE LIvrSs Acc and one
or other OF eur vivncious American
monthlica. suhscrfber WI ind himself
In command OF tue whole sitQAficn--
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
For SO 50 The LIVING AGE and any one
of the American 90 Mon. .hlies tor Har-
per1s Weekly or Baxarl win be sent for .
rear. postpaid o. fer - So The LIVING
AeR and 81 Sicsolas Or Lipptncost's
Monthly. Address
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-31

Don't you think white gloves mako
ones hands look awfully big ?s asked
Angelina. holding out her Rloved banda.
- u the Rlovse that make them look
% large r. asked Mary, quite carslessly.
when Angelina got alone that evening
ahs eonhdentialiy Remarked to herself
that soaebody or other vas Q great
hateful thing.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-31

Whils a lecturer vas desoribina the
rature Of gAs. lady asked > gentle
~,sc nser her the difference bssveen
arvren apd hydrogen very little.
madam." hs said by oxyRen -
mesu pars GIN. and sy hydso9ea -
DsAn eia snd water"
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Girl W anted.

A CAPABLE GIRL OR WOMAN TO
"a do cooking and general hsusework !;
good wages paid Apply 20 @. ". sIET-
SuNe. Second street between Madison
and Marion. de2te
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-31

uoUsK WITH FOUR ROOMS; ALSO
III : large barn. .uitAbie for . work
shon. In tie rear Of SnIlivanis block Ap-
pl5 70 JOHN SULLIVAN