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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-13
More Dredgers in Trouble.

A German named John Sheriff and
colored man named Fred. Paterson,
reached our city last week and secur-
ed lodgings in the county Jail. They
represented themselves as hands on
the oyster schooner VIM. Swink, of
Baltimore. They were both badly
frost bitten and complained of very
bad treatment They made their es-
cape from the schooner while lying in
the Patuxent river, and aver that
they would have starved to death had
they remained longer on board.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-13
Rain and Wind,

About noon yesterday a heavy
rain storm prevailed for an hour or SO
accompanied by high wind. The
rain came down in torrents and rem
dered everything out of doors uncom-
Portable, while in doors the situation
was little better. The wind and rain
cooled the atmosphere which during
the morning had been warm and
sultry, and in short time the clouds
broke clear but the wind was very
high.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-13

The will of Mr.. John Fl. Hopkins
was admitted to probate to-day. His
son is executor. The will gives to
the son, Jno. FL. Hopkins, Jr., the
farm and late residence of deceased.
with all the personal property thereon.
His daughter, Mrs. Thos. o. Walton,
is devised the rest Of his property du-
ring her life and afterwards to the
brother. The estate is estimated to
be worth from forty to fifty thousand
dollars.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-13
LATEST NEWS.
CITY AND COUNTY.
Corporation Proceedings
LOCAL NEWS OF THE DAY
Corporation Proceedings.

The regular monthly meeting of the
council board took place last night.
All the members were in attendance
except Alderman Williams who was
reported sick.
The usual monthly reports of off,
GERS were received and after proper
examination, approved.
a number of accounts against the
Corporation were received aud referr.
ed to appropriate committees.
The petition to curb aud pave Doc
tor street extended was referred to
street &C mmittee to ascertain the cost
of the work asked to be done and their
opinion as to the propriety of having
it done.
The /. O. M. were granted the use
of the Assembly Rooms on. Wednes-
day night
The Counsellor asked and obtained
leave to report by law repeating Art.
IL, City Code, and providing for a
Fire Department for the city of Anna
polls with Rules and Regulations for
the government Of the same. It was
passed without opposition.
The Mayor offered an order autho-
rizfng the committee on the Rules and
Regulations for the government of
the Fire Department, to contract for
the publication Of the Ordinance and
Rules and Regulations in some news
paper aud for 500 copies in phamphlet
form; which was adopted
After going through large amount
of routine business the council ad-
journed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-13
Look out for Tramps.

The local newspapers make fire.
quent mention of depredations by
tramps, in their wanderings through
counties of this State. A number of
barns with their valuable contents are
destroyed by fire by this reckless
class, who make fires in these build
ings to keep themselves warm at night
and carelessly leave them in the NOR
ming to do mischief. 4
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-13
Mayor YandTyere.

Col. Murray Vandivere was sworn
in as Mayor of Havre de Grace yes
terday. The Col. has many friends
IN this city who are pleased at his pro.
motion at home, and who express the
hope that he will "wear his blushing
honors" with due humility.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-13
Personal.

Mr.. Wesley Cotton, son of Mr.. Geo.
Cotton of Baltimore, was in Annapo-
lis yesterday.
Mr.. Chas. Collins, of Trappe, Nd,
is visiting friends on Duke of Gloster
street.
Miss Maggie Thomas, of Baltimore,
is visiting friends In Annapolis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-13
Mystery Solved.

The light seen off Annapolis roads
on the night of the End inst. and sup
posed to be vessel on fire, was ex
planned yesterday by Capt. Thurlow
of the tugboat Minnie, who reports
that his masthead light exploded aud
set fire to the pilot-house The loss
was trifing.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-13
Send Us the News.

Our friends and patrons through
out the adjoining districts will great
ly oblige US by sending us short items
of news, such as accidents, incidents
and occurrences happening or trans
piring in their respective localities or
neighborhood. Send US plain facts,
and we will dress them up if need be.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-13
Appeal Gases.

Among the cases to be argued be-
fore the Court of Appeals this week
by attorney General Roberts, is the
Chesapeake Club, Of this city, which
was convicted Of violating the local
option laws, ct the last term Of our
county Court
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-13

A detail of six marines arrived here
Saturday evening from Washington,
In charge of a Sergeant, who will at
once commence duty on the Naval
Academy ground. Private Charles
Roth Gan old face) is among the mum.
Der.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-13

VIM. G. Spencer, formerly of this
city, has been promoted to a cIerkship
Of class 81 200 and transferred from
the surgeon-general's Office to the ad-
jntant generals Office, War department.
We congratulate our old friend on his
promotion.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-13

The bin IS passed By the House
the other day, was laid before the
Senate and referred to the committee
on appropriations. It is thought
there viii Be nc difficulty in passing
the bin.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-13
Court Opinions.

The Judges Of the Court of Appeals
are busy preparing opinions. Arcu-
ments before the Court were resumed
today.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-13

WANTED-A competent man to work
w alarge garden in this city, on shares,
With proper person liberal arrangements
will be made. Apply at this office. j10
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-13

This body met here to day and
transacted routine business only.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-13
FOR SALE
THREE VALUABLE
EAiHOUSES AND LOTSkaki
In the City of Annapolis.

THE THREE LOTS on King George
n street improved by three two-story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSES, num-
bers 81, So and So, adjoining each other,
will be sold on easy terms--part cash and
balance in one and two years-either sep
arate or all three houses together They
are. located near the Naval Academy, and
also close to the water, making it desirable
property for persons attached to the Naval
Academy and those following the water.
For further particulars apply to-
L. II. REIN, Agt.,
jan.7tf. Cor. Main st. ard Market Space
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-13
TIME TABLE.
ArrivnI and Departure OF TraIn..

TRAINS LEAVE / TRAINS ARRIVE
Mail, 6.35 a. m. Mail, s.55 a. m
Accom-, 10 05 p. m. Accom-, 150 .. m
Mail, 1856 p. m. Mail, 5.55 p. m.
Sunday Trains 8. 35 a. m. A. 80 D. m.
Through freight to and from Baltimore
every day. Local freight Tuesday and
Friday at 8. 80 a. m.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-04-17
PERSONA AND LITERARY,

OF the scVcnty-siN United States
Senators thirty-two arc professors OF
religion, of whom sixteen are PrrSbl
tcriuns.
James Freeman Clarke saws Boston
Is the only city in the world which on
pend~ annually Sl2O, 900 for ibrar,
purposes Tho country may continue
therefore To east anchor on Bunker
Hill - current
Horace Greeley never learned. with
all his requirements aud vast stock of
miscellaneous Information. to pronounce
the name of the newspaper he had
founded and felt so proud of. lie in
vnriably cnllod it to his dying day tho
Trt-bU0t.
Mis-, Mary \. Fletcher. who died in
Burlington, Vt, recently, hcqucathrd
all her property, amounting To nearly
500, TO the Mary Fletcher Hospital.
save a few personal bcquc,t> including
one of $4,000 to her faithful servant.
Michael Kelly
OSman Digma'S original name wal
Alphonsc Nnct, h being u full-bloodcd
frcnchman. He was al ono time sold
as slave 90 Mohammcd Ahmed cl
Mchdi. but quickly rose in that prophet 4
iuNOr and became his sOn-in-law lie X
now about iifty-thrcc years old
" When ! ann correcting the proofs
of my writings, said the late NJ. Ed
mond About, If | como Go sentences.
or even word, which l should not lko
my daughters to read. az once strike
II out Tho elder Dumas used To
maintain thnt some of his works were
tit reading for his wife but not Tor hi-
daughters.
y new word "literaran. a per-
son devoted to literary pursuits is pro
posed hy the Literary lIOrid, which
says: Littcratour is foreign; litcrar,
men Is awkward, besides being restrict
cd i'm gender; litcrariun. following the
analogy of parliamentarian Is nat
urol; IL Is also sensible, cuphonious aud
convenient
In February, 1860. Abraham Lin
coin registered at one oi the Philadcl-
phia hotels. No one know him, and he
was given rather high-up room. His
bill was two dollars, which hc paid and
departed rs he came, alone I'm lust onr
year from that time hc registered at the
same hotel, the Presidcnt-elcct OF the
United States. was given the best room
in the house, and his coming and going
were known by everybody in the city.
--IbHddeiDhtd RCCOt8.
1t Is related of General Gordon that
at u dinner i'm London club one OF the
mcmbcrs iokingly accused him of Sc
crcting bottle of wine In his pocket
Others observing that his pocket bulgcd
out made Lets that they could guess the
brand and challenged him to produce
The bottle. In indignation he drew from
his pocket pruyer-book, and said:
This little book has been my compan-
ion for years. and sincerely trust that
yOu may find Il comforter and supporter
in the trlnls al life that will prove ~
true To you n this has been 10 me.
Then he Withdrew from the company.
AMI the next day received many apollo
gies
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-04-17
HUMOROUS.

French magazine has an article
telling how George Washington shot
the apple oil his sons head mt com
mand of the tyrant The scene is 10.
Gated near st. Louis. - Chicogo Times
Young ladies who will not marry
when they have chance Miss it, -Er-
chdRgc. No doubt OF IT, But what are
they TO do? When one accepts an offer
she generally Mrs. it, too Boston POST
They were talking Of weighing At
n Friends house the other night Turn
ing 90 II bright little son of my host |
said: Charley, how much do YOU
wcighH' 81 IN about cighty-flve pounds
now, but when ] get mad weigh q
ton. ~ J. Sior
4 gentleman who usually wore
bushy whi-kers almost ~ white as
snow had his beard cut on. When he
entered the house his little three-year-
old grandchild exclaimed: WHY.
grandpa, whose head have YOU got
ong' Goitcjt Dayg.
Are you going ont to thc thcatcr
tonight asked one lawyer Of anoth-
er. mo, was the reply, 81 have 70
retainer TO keep me at home. In
deed exclaimed his companion MAY
nsk what the retainer is2" You
may IL H. my wife IN j. Hrtajd
Little Tim Good night, mamma.
Mamma Why. YOU mus not 90 to
bed set You have not had your sun
per. Little Tim Oh, no. I'm not 10
ing to bel thought YOU were.
Mamma Go play. child Thi, i~ nv
new Mother Hubbard HHodeipbjt
luN
English tourist "Why i, il. can
YOU tell me, that your American inn
Keepers always put pink muslin over
their picturo-P American wit "Nor,
easily explained The product ON. of
our cIrOmO manufacturers nrc 80 cN-
crcdIugiy natural that we are obliged
Goo take some means tD prevent the mos
qu.tOrs from biting thcm H0rrord
LUwpDDH
Buckle my shoe Egbort. dear said
70 Chicago bcllu tJ her ncar-siphte,l
iiauece Eglcrt went down ou hi. knee
like lruc Knight but. a- Dec had lost
Dol, clcgln-s. hi- vision 9us little uu-
certain "ls this yOug 3ot. darling
D., inquired You 90. She said
"AW puwdpu. ] thopgn, it wa. tbc
lounge Egbot is now diyengagcd -
J,.W ~ijtmge.
~ Now 4 Ork physician report
case oi Wallpaper poisoning the per.
-uns who .cp. in thn papered room ha,-
ug contracted "caiarrh Vhgryugiti-
m.grguo. couiuucitifi-. muscular pains
and swell ing or lho -aIit3y glands
u mus have made 'cm -ick buf thcv
arc lucky that the wallpaper d'du't
also give them ngrowiug ra.ls buniou-
and ..ubi~mu~ NDrriForu H,r0Id
li being agrcoiat party of twelve.
equally composed of ladies and gcutle
mon, that disputed que tiou -hOuld Dee
settlcd br the opinion OF thp majority.
thc Sis ladies oppressed Themselves ou-
posed t. thn Sis gentlemen and claimed
ihe victory a gcutlemaI objected 10
th'-. os fho number of votes was clua,
SAYING "tbcy were half and hale
'lwt replied Wits fair one "but
~ ure ue rettet halyei -N T.
Ltiysy
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-04-17
Ielegraphers' Paralysis and Telea.
raphers' Mistakes.

Ielegraphcrs paralysis is an almcnt
the most dreaded Of all by tclcgraphers.
u comes ON very suddenly som times
On the night Of the election. when the
returns came pouring in, one Of Inc best
men in the New York office was struck
and compelled 10 give mp. There is
hardly an operator OF amy experience i'm
that city chat has not had touch of IT,
Many tclcgraphers, after serving foi
years. are forced 10 throw up their no
s.tions ON account Of this form Of
paralysis. Apart from the evil cncct-.
physically speaking. arising from the
Wlmcni. operators trace man, mistakes
they mako in send NJ mo..agcs. 'o Che
same source The -lightCt pro--urr ON
tIc key will oftimc, produce other than
ihc letter fhn operate Wi.ho- 90 mdi-
.tc Mistake arr often thc cause of
much annoyance. and irr unnUy los.
900 20 c.ui.ur. uat. H, MANS operator.
can uI cl Goo fhri. sorrow. a- flcy arc
h..i responsible ior mistake. When am
operate .- attacked hc soon finds that
h.- Is. 800 sous. of touch has disappeared
~. J " ,yyunf
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-04-17
4 Narrow Escape

They were telling some pretty touch
stories. and presently hi- turn came.
Yes. he began. cIcaiing hi- throat.
people lose theIrl.yc. sometime Doc Ono
iOoN-he-i sort 90 way rrcollocf ON
lr.~hman poor fellow. who some wears
ago SAT down on what Do po-o na-
p Reg o black sand to smoke Dis
dudcen. After iu.shin' thc fu-' pipe
le got up an knocked the live ashes
right into tho kog
MANY killed besides him." asked
breathloss listener
Many what
Killed blown up.
oh. thee wasn't no explosion
Authin explosive bout black sand. --
DrQtf Ir0c.'sr5 Magazine.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-04-17

Besides the sbov e-nRmed trains, there IN n
way Train with a passenger CIR attached that
Goes both East and West daily except SUNDAY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-04-17
URBAN GROWTH.
The Enormous Aggregation or PopuIati ton
aud Wealth in cities

Ihe Enormous Aggregation Or Population
and Wealth Ia cities.
The enormous aggregation- of popu
lalion and wealth are not confined co.
our coasiline cities, bat are true Of all
ccntcrs Of trade in the interior Of the
country Recent statistics show thal
while our agricultural population hp.
increased four per cent. our urbau on
city population has increased nineteen
per cent The recent discussion I'm
England n- t) the basis OF representa-.
ton in Parliament under the new Di-.
uIJutIOu BID have revealed some
curious facts. The vast majority oil
members Of Parliament VIII be- from
thc cities, for the reason that the British
Islands arc now dominated hv Vroup.
Of populated ccutcr- lt ha. been found
that ihn rural districts proper have de-
creased iu number. chat thc VILLAGE. and
small towns contain fewer inhlbItHut.
but there has been un enormous iucrea,e
n c.tIn- Ol 10000 population and over.
BuI tine heaviest pcrccutag. of growth
h1- boon iu tla srr} largest cities like
London. bat more particularly in tbc
suburbs iho ring Of town. immediately
adjacent to tha large cities. Tho .r
pcror aitracUFour<- Ol great cit.c. over
rural districts to human hoiug- i- be.
cause man BE- naturally grcgari0u- hc
long io Doc With hi- fellows. Tro uul.
uphc't.uu and diversity Of modern
lndustric, permit men and women tu
follow their natural bent. which i..
e. make their way lo the most at
Waci.ye oft tho human hive. This teu.
denct To- aggregate iu large center,
of population b. o.. marked ou the
continent of Enrops a- 10 is in the
British Isles and The United States. ~
DeWOyssf Monthly,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-04-17

s. teacher Boo one of our .choel. .o.
quIrcd the other day II auv of Lr.
scholars could give lhe definition pf .he
WORT dandy This seemed pulllcr
tiIi o ht'le boy near ihc front held uY
ns hand and said know uhar a
dandy ith And what E n2" "le
ith boy what Htheth she girltb -
BfoVk'tu GU,Ae.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-04-17
LOVE is NOT BLIND.

The mail love IN richly qraced:
~ human bcauttss cvcf traccd
Ny DOet-hand or artist-siNiSh
Are hers. Her smile, ncr maiden bl,.sh
ner soul III eyes, her sprightly wit
Her tresscs, through which sunbcau,s All
mouth outlined like Cupid bow.
neck that rivals driven snow.
a voice Ike some dear instrument
- breath as sweet as meadow mint
These and "a thousand other chnrtns
haNo Wakencd In me loves alarm,
And Love Is blind. the sagps sa,t
dioN raise ~ this what fallacy.
The maid loVc-whOse charms I .iny
" ith tancy's brightest colorIng-
itas faults that even cln sec
liter greatest oneg She ldNes not mo
Jos 4. BOldrOu, ia Current
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-04-17
.. 40. r. n. TIMETABLE.
WESTWARD.

ooesensed timetable OF passenger train, ssi
ne stations named below
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-04-17

Wee Chancellor Sir ,Iame Bacon.
WI" celebrated bis eighty euln birtb.
day recently. the oldest Judge ou The
Eng h hsu.h
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
ss,6s5, 900.
LAKE Shore & MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
First Mortgage Consolidated per Cent
Coupon Bonds,
DUE JULY l, 1900; INTEREST PAYABLE
SEMI-ANNUALLY, JANUARY 1st
AND JULY 1st.
ExehangenbIe il desired, after July Ist for Reg
tered Bonds, paying interest quarterly.
There Bonds issued retire underlying Bonds as fol-
lows:
so2fO, 900 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN s. F.7PER CENT
DUE MAY LIST, 1885,
ExehangenbIe, il desired, after July Ist for Regis
tered Bonds, paying interest quarterly.
There Bonds issued to retire underlying Bonds as fol-
so.9fO, 600 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN s. F.7PER CENT,
DUE MAY Lat

SI0o0O0O CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO 1ST MORT.
GAGE PER CENT, DUE JULY 1sT. 1885, IN ALL
s6.s35.000 OR s1.15OOOO MORE THAN ARE
TO BE ISSUED THUS REDUCING THE BONDED
DEBT OF THE COMPANY BY THE LATTER
AMOUNT. ~
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
Ieaal Notices.
Business Chances.

TOR SALE.-Furnitnre business established
eight years doing steady and prhtabe trade In growing
thou Inhabitants excellent opening for
light into good business Address part-
culars TRACY n. sTEBBINS. Kingston, NewYork.
DATENT FOR SALE.-The rights in Eng
land bought worked by limited company there
cessruly for American rights offered TO an
hnancier with view forming company or
otherwise Apply TO
E,OR SALE.-Stocl. good will and fixtures of
IL dressmaking establishment IN Baltimore city. Nd.
operation years and doing business Of from
$3.50 Could be carried COnnet tlOn
with Newly ok house to great advantage Party wishes
TO sell on account Of l.health. call on dress
Nor, IA uoward-st. Baltimore City, Nd
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK, Tuesday, March "a 1850
r,. following sales were held at the Exchan2'
salesroom to-day:
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
anttion Sales OF Re1l Gsiaie.

DICHARD V. HARNETT e. CO., Auction
III no
VIII sell ri auction Thursday Aprfla
atl2 O'clock at Exchange SalesrOOfn, III broadway,
7l5 6TH.AVE, NEAR 42DSTo
substantial fOurstOry and basement Df1ck Hat
with store covering lot 25xBO.
Maps st Auetoneer's Office, III Broadway, basement
DICHARDV V. .HARNETT & Co, Auctionecrs.
III auction Tuesday March 81 at IL O'clock,
a Exchange salesToom Ill broadway,
l22 WEST 4lTHST,
between Broadway and 6have handsome threesory high
SoOp dwelling IS9xI5GlOD4 perfect order; all modern
improvements. Terms liberal.
Maps at auctoneers Office. IL Broadway, basement.
DICHARDV HARNETT & CO., AuctiOneers.
Ia VIII sell auction. Thursday March 26,
at ~ O'Clock. Exchange SaesrooIn, III Broadway,
G2 WEST 22D.ST,
5thave four Englsh basomen, brck dwenDB
l8K45I98.9 Terms liberal
louis N DOSCHER Esq, Attorney. 2l3 Broadway.
Maps at auctoneers office, III broadway. basement
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25

nriek stable with lots, East 75thst 100 II OF
4th-ave, LOT 25xl622, J Campbell
J lot s. ROO5insave, 1sO II ot MestchesteT halI'
ioad.st 2Sd Ward, lot 2jX23O, Jalus Helder
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25

.,ore b,ick building with lot, No 541 West S7th-
al, 7; & e otIl lth.aye, lot 25x989; II Baird 80.
similar building with lot. No l2l lltn-ave, W
a storV brck house No 4iO West LIST st 8 2, 220
II Of lOth-ave, lot 20xlO0.5 Matthew Baird.
SSO N of / th.aye lot 2O1lO0.j; NJ Wasel -.
similar non AZ with lot No 534 West 5lstst adJon
ing above lot 20x100.5j Charles fuller.......-
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
Northern Pacific Railroad Company.

Notice ishcrtby given that the following Numbers oil the
bonds OF the -
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, MIS-
SOURI, DIVISION.
were this day for the sinking fund tn accordance
vich the requirements OF the trust mortgage Wis
LIST OF DRAWN BONDS FOR SINKING FUND.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25

GALE OF VETERINARY MEDICINES AND
~ INSTRUMENT.
DEPoI QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE
HousTON-sT.. COR. GREENE,
NEwIORk CITY, March is. 1885
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate, will be received
this office until II OclOcK April lS 1885, which
time place will opened presence such bidders
attend for the purchase Of quantity Of Veterinary
Medicines and Instruments.
Schedules the arcles and quantities giving all
Information packages malner OF bidding
be had application and samples OF articles can be
at this office.
The Government the right reject any all bids
Terms cash.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked Pro-
the purchase O Veterinary Medicines Insru
ments," and addressed 10 the undersigned.
HENRY c. HODGES,
Lieut.. Col Depty. Q NJ Genl u. ). Army
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
Northern Pacific Railroad COMPANY.

Notice hereby given that the following numbers OF tn
bonds OF the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
MISSOURI DIVISION,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25

~-FIVEvery handsome dwellings of various
sizes and prices northeast OF 60thst and Mad
'''" "A' ''-0''' 4. KILPATRICK.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
By John I, BGyd.

IA. .torybrownstOne dwelling, with lot No West
8ithst. SIS. 1863 fl S OF 5th-aye, lot 2l.6x9S.9 a
IL
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25

DOARD.-Good summer board, at Bath,
ID Handsome house plenty Of shades bathing AppyA -
Ava East 2oQsk
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
Doaro ano Rooms.
East Side

HANDSOME ROOMS, excellent board house
IL and appointments FIRST class moderate prices
20 East 23d ST, Madison Square
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25

n--TrunlSs removed, 25c. GROVES EX-
"A. PRESS, SO West 10TH, 76 west 36th. and 81!
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25

TOR SALE.-COuntTy-s on the Sound ;
L Fairfield; ninety minutes n Y. and N H. ~ ~ Iour
acres large house eli hit and four entertaining rooms
water gas heat grapey barn stable doibe garden
er cottage fine drives school bathing with or without
furniture. SAMD Ell ulON i-h 90 Ne57du'''
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
Brooklnn i)ropertp gur Sale aaa % Let

ITO LET.-House, $3.50; three-story, base
eleven cellar all n gs eTse Sm 70
klns.aye cars close by Rapid Transit ~,
l. w BARNUM, owner, 253 Halseyst- broORyh
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
ll5 Broddi0Iy. Neio. YORK.

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