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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18
rIIEnusm Fon QuARrERs.


AfttlhUie lspOHs IN tuc ShpltNt AbF iuhu-
guration Week Beeamiug Scarce.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 1.-THE rush
to secure quarters during the inaugura-
tion is at lis hight. at all the hotels
rapid pre.cmption has been going on for
some time and almost all the available
rooms have been absorbed. Boarding
house keepers arc overrun with applica-
tions. About town everybody who has
one or more rooms that can be even tenn
porarily spared, and is not averse to turn
Ing an honest penny when such an occa-
sion is offered, displays a card bearing the
legend, 20 familiar to Washington eyes,
"iioOuiS to Bent" These signs, although
still numer0ns, are not as plenty rs they
were q fortnight ugo, for the desirable ac-
commo1ationa arc being rapidly taken up.
Sojourners here are besieged with letters
and kilograms from friends to engage
qnarter for them. Some OF the applicants
evinee an intensity of desire not to "get
left" that borders on frenzy. "Find me
some place or otliGr-aRy doGent room,
bed, and something to eat will do" ~
want the best accommodations you can
get, and will pay any price for them.
Don't fall" These slmples show the
state Of mind that exists TO n greater or
less degrees in the minds OF the American
people on the subject.
The Committee on Public Comfort is
composed OF large number Of citizens,
who GRO making great efforts to meet the
extraordinary demand to the fullest pos.
sible extent. All tho armories, halls and
large rooms that could ba hired for the
purpose have been Engaged BY various
clubs and other organizations, politiaalaRd
military. Especial efforts are made topro-
vide for all those who ille their cayants,
and private citizens, who come In u more
humble indiyidual capacity, will have to
cllink in whereEer m oRening may DO
found. ~
Work progresses slowly at the new Pen.
sion building, where the "sound Of reyelry
by night Will wind up tlo festivities OF
the occasion. There has been seriops de-
lay by reason OF the bad weather. but 1t
does not appear that tho managers have
exercised that diligence in pushing for
ward the work thSS the gravity OF the sit
uadon demands. It will require very
active and efficient effort TO get the great
space ready for the fantastic trippers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18
SUING ron JAcKsoN's pArERs.


A Grandson of ths Ex-Prs.idont Seeks tAa
Recovery OF Valuable Documents. !,
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. l7.-Coloncl
Andrew jackson, grandson Of tie late
President Andrew Jackson, who resides at
the "Hermi.age, Tenn, to-day took out
letters Of administration upon the estate
Of his grandfather, and Immediately
through his solicitors, John Paul Jones
and Robert B. Lines filed u bill in equity
setting forth that! the widow Of the late
Hon. Montgomery Blair and her son,
Woodbury. Blair, now have possession OF
and claim to own a,large nuinberof very
valuable papers relating to the public and
private lie OF General Jaclson, and
praying an injunction against tie defend-
ants to prevent them from disposing Of or
publishing any Of the said papers. II is
stated that these papers were placed IN
the hands Of Amos Kendall in 1913 with a
view to the publication Of o biography OF
General Jackson, which he kendail) had
undertaken to write. The papers were
lost for many years, and were found by
Colonel William G. Terrell, Of Kentucky,
in 1879, subsequent to the death ol Ken
dali. when they were placed in tho hands
Of Montgomery Blair, for sate-keeping, as
Colonel Jackson alleges in his will. Rep.
resentatiye Blair, however, claims that
the papers were given 10 Francis T. Blair,
Sr., by General jackson, aud It Is upon
this question that the suit Just instituted
will probably turn. The bill also prays
for the appointment OF receiver pending
litigation. Colonel Jackson has retained
Senators Harris Of Tennessee and Yoor-
hees OF Indiana and Representative Cald..
well as counsel in the cause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18

IT. there be virtue in snow the great
aud growing West" will presently blossom
as the rose. Banana trees will spring up
in the streets OF Chicago and "Bourbcp
sours" will blossom on the rolling prairies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18

PIrtspuRau, Feb, 17.-A Massillon, O.,
special says: The strike Of the Tuscarawas
Valley coal miners, which wasinapgurated
on the first instant, has collapsed. Two.
thirds Of tho men on Beaver run have re-
turned 70 work and it's thought all will
be working In a few days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18

Iris predicted that Congress will do
nothing on tie silver question. The for
cigu countries which use this land OF the
free us a dumping ground for their silver
will bc very much relieved to know this.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18
Coinage of aud 5 Gent Pieces Suspended.

Coinage of and Cent Pieces Suspended.
WAsntSoroS, D. c., Feb. 1.-THE Sec
rotary Of the Treasury to-day issued the
following circular in regard to the sus-
pending of the coinage of tho one and
tiyc cent minor coins OF the
United States: "The minor coins
Of the United States Of the denomi-
nations Of one cent and i've cents having
been presented for redemption at the
several sub.treas.iry offices il such guam
tity as to show the amount outstandfng TO
be redundant, the coinage thereof has
been suspended. The treasurer orany assist.
ant treasurer OF the United States will pay
out over lsis-rounter for legal tender notes
received amy minor coins held by him and
not needed for the current business of his
Office. Persons not situated In city
where there is an assistant treasurer can
obtain the coins desired through their city
correspondents"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18

Tur full-blooded Anarchist takes his
sel,zer with dash Of dynamite in it. This
il the way OF tiding over the interval be-
tween this and the time of promiscuous
gore-tlrinking.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18
Ao1fr 70 LoNpoN,s POOR.
Tho Annual Account OF the Stewardship
Rendered by the Trustees.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE annual report Of
tue trustees Of the Peabody fund was
issued today.
The report shows the totality Of the
funds to be in federal currency, sl,0sG,5 sos.
The fund owes building loans, sl,7oe,e06.
The report Is especially assuring in the
matter Of statistics, as TO how the views OF
Mr.. Peabody have been carried out.
lDnrihe the year the trustees opened
eleven blocks Of buildings in Pear Tree
Court, Clerkenwell, containing Old rooms,
ali occupied eight blocks at Little Coram
street, containing 400 rooms, now being
lei; five blocks d 1slington will be opened
before midsummer, and five hloehs 70 be
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18

Tnr Cincinnati Enquirn is responsible
for the statement that Cleveland snubbed
AdOniram Jonadab Warner. Does this
man Cleveland know whom it is heis toy
-, ,,;,b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18

So Prohibition is to have whirl in the
Senate. This is embarrassing-vcy en-
larassing to Senator someryille, who will
have to pair of with himself and yote on
boil, sides Of the question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18

ALL sorts Of persons are committing
suicilc. All sorts except the professional
beggar. lie rarely goes that way, having
liule hope OF an easier time in the next
world than he has in this.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18

ONO Democrats seem to fear that
Foraker will be in the field again. The
Republicans arc going to elect the next
Governor Of Ohio. The Democrats have
begun early 10 help them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18
1I11NoIs, oIDEsrilE ilEsIpENr.
Living Nearly sig Score Years-A Remark.
able Deathhad Scene.

able Doathbsd Scene.
WILMINGTON, ILL.,, Feb. 11.-"Aunty
wilmore," as she was iamiliarly called, or
Nancy cass wilmore, as her real name is
said to have been. died in this city
Wednesday at theage Of 1l6 years. She
was undoubtedly the Oldest personin this
State, II not in the United States: Her
early history was not clear to her until on
her deathbed, when her whole life seemed
10 pass in review before her, and q person
who was present wrote down her history
ea she relatedik She was born about the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18

Nh. CLEVELAND Is suspected Of enter
tanning morbid desire to make his own
cabinet. This is what frets the Big Heads
Of his party and the Mugwump Annex.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18

BISMARCK is bound to give the protec-
ton Of import duties to the German far
mer This is better way than to libel
onr American food products.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18

Tux CIarksburg Telegram declares for
BI.ine for President in 1888 and Maxwell
ior Governor. There is nothing like tax.
Ing time by the iorclock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18

srpprs at the Cleveland Inauguration
h.ll will cost an even $40 bill. Wines and
seyars extra. Is this the way the late
Thomas jefferson did it2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18

Now the country Is assured that Con-
grpss will not throw itself into an extra
.sssion, The song OF the siren has been
heard in the land before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18

Tur committee OF the House Of Repre-
.snta,iyes is against inquiring into the
.lcoholic liquor traffic. Wonder what st.
tohr will think OF this?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18

MILE RliIA Is IaId 10 have made u will direct.
lug her body At death to bc crcmatcd aud half tho
asheS 70 bc deposited Ia her native Belgium and
bali beside the remains Of friend buried out In
Nebraska.
Observe the poetry in the lovely Rhea's
composition. by cremation she honors
two lands with her sacred dust, and there
is no violence to anybody's feelings, or
need be none. She wouldn't have thought
othaIying tho mortal remains for inter-
ment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18

.v,,,roAp from suakim to Berber will
,,,ni.b the Nlahdi with plenty OF raw ma
tsrial for his spears.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18

clryELASp's cabinet beats the fifteen
,uule,
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Ghs qttelIilgtttsts,

oaie. No.. s5 aud ~ Fourteen.l, Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-22
NEW-YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WEST
ERy RAILROAD COMPANY:

rvuvORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
LUG 1.,pASY has made contracts with which pro
hoAD ~ IN nding OF the entire floating indebtedness OF
oo ,,s shown by the Presidents statement III or
VIZ ~. no net receipts OF all kinds may, in future DC ap
70 the payment OF tho interest on all the iunueu
aent of the company. ,n,
aotnc debt will be provided for by the issue OF bonos
,,be Long DOCK Company Uhe NewYOrk terminus OF 'uo
~ yorS Lake Erie and Western Railroad company y
hb Ronds have been gotta and will enable the DoOA
Comnapy 10 reimburse Railroad Company Tor 'he is
.ronpt due the latter by the former. $1,000
This negotiation however Is upon the cohul'i'n ' \,
hoders of the Second Consolidated Mortgage BONUS anu
an. second Consoidat Mortgage Funded coupon Donu
IN. New York LaLe Erie and Western Raroau .o"p"''
.han receive payment cash OF the Coupon "hIc"
nm the ST of December lSS5,aDd shall tund lhoSo Vi
December 1851 June 1885 and June 1885 into "o" o
maturing IN 1863 five PER cent interest anu ~
by deposit with the Farmers Loan ana irhS. NonPNy "
the Coupons thus funded. which viii preserve MI '"o
nal lien. 49,, ,....o ~, thu
These Bonds can be paid at 05. at the pleasure VI tue
Company and up n such payment corresponding "mo "
the original Coupons viii be cancelled $500,
Tho Grst Coupsn upon Funded Bonds "iimatu'e ISL
December. 1895. ., 20
In pursuance OF the foregoing contracts we are prepares" ~
an nav the COUPON due December l. lSs5 IN cash. up III S
r 10 rs o. the designated for funding Tor winch
~. will Is ne our temporary receipts e1cnanxeaOe INTO a.
eve Bonds as sool be engraved aud exc
cuted.
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liraHrini

sswuL-sr. NEw.YoRK November 20. 1885,
roTHE HOLDERS OF THE
s,coxu CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS
n SECOND CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE
FUNDED COUPON BONDS
OF THE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-22
brooklyn.

I4ODh4yll
A DyERTISl MENIS FOR THE NEW,
Il York Iiut.V%E ~ I'LL ~ RFCFIN IN Al IHB
UPtOWS )FFICI. 800 ..5 Broadway. corner Ihr'y
trstaj mini p. u AID 'J7 Wo.f INcr,f tlri-st corner
ErhtA AYR 30 Iu. IJuttA-sNJ Fourteen h-ze
tgu ltlTls.t Forty. Cv,ulh-'. sos 1907 (hT1
ave near - .rfh-t lua ~ .iAfIEh or, = Cs
Third mot untr -4ana sntY LItL ~. 40
: ~ eguar Jihce ratcs
LINA LLN-L lLLn .EDAMl slnLL luIml nod
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BOARD nn0 Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
ELEGANT furnished rooms in fine private
house WIN al d i1r one or two senuo
II FINISHED large and hall rooms first
thrd floors catering in basement 100 last 2stits
FURNISHED ROOMS.-l9 9th ave. n
i Handsomely furnished paror and bedroom to rent
without board
u 10 ms md board g. to $40 39th-st and 5thavo Ad
dress Etsr REFERENCES. Tribune Uptown oneo. l.2S5
broadway
TRAMERCY PARK. sc Irving Place
~ Handsomely furnished single rooms; bath room Aoo
below. gentlemen ony.
NEWLY furnished rooms. with superior
~ board 90 10 -. iOl Lexington ave.
CHOICE Second floor Of five rooms. one
IL Mali-un.ayo
ID FLOOR. with other desirable rooms, re-
naf IL AVE. itst nfornl Ion ffec ally ~ " 35th. st.
- EAST ST.-Eleganhy furnished
nrst.cl.ss table and All convenience.
a EAST l1Sr.-R ,ons to let with board in
~ nr-t-.ass pr yAto house roiercnccA
- EAST 2OrH-ST.-Seco and third floors
for GenticIncn en- suite -.nFiy.
2QTH-ST.. III EAST.-Amcrican private
.unu, font or back room thrd noor all
be-, board
III MADISON AYE.-Elcgant floor four
ro'ue u e. or separately. superior board hr't
-nI 5TH AVENUE northeast cor i2d-st.;
~ an <ay 'a'1 suite II. mS s 3'o
West Side.
4 PRIVATE family have clcrru'y furnished
1aA,, '' I' n,.i aas ''u " ''' '''
AI2I3NENI l3IIl-~r.-Fmui-hcd Rooms;
u n-lt iol-.le ping OF rcni.om,a.
\ WARN Hall Room. newly furnished. 10
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Glluallons uUantcO-- itlal:s.

6iulnons WanteO NlnI:s.
4 y elderly gentleman, active. sober and in
y du.rons win business cxpcrcncc anG laciiy ana
an expert N me, tc ',icu, ons &C., c' p3,"n VINE e
sl,cd mas practical h,i,y "Irm no' r'o
4 GENTLEMAN dispensing OF his hor-c, wants
~ nsiu ton for hs oachma1. sin 'io medium ~ IN
dustrioI liable Respect ul qmck actIrc au' uN tr
dr country YER horouvy uudcrst Ia ci AMI man.
Gf,', n nj and fnrne viii be- icne;i u ui olus
J. II. D.. hoH - tribune ohico
NOOK.-By an excellent Chirosr cooA all
" OF cooking good rcfcrcnco' Call at 100 'thiVo
IOACllMAN.-By a married man no cncum-
~ bmucc. thoroughly experienced: willing ana u'oiu'
81" u ''''''''' WY C0AtHSA& IL East 2.stst.
COACIillAN and GROON.-Gy middle
I a.,d man city Of country good reference. Apply u
COACIHlAN.-By Il married man; just dis
" engaged the 'awiy turning ont th"ir horsos. coilpe
city duver NJ objection To- ia" county' ton years ot'
NJ H. ere OF j. IL Bcasicr Co.. i.d 81. 4 5tiiayS
TOACllNAN.-1h thoroughly understands the
no en- '''y 'Go%CHMAS ~ East 2l,r
IOACHMAN.-By a man wa. thoroughly un-
Is years reference l employer can be- seen ~ a.
j. e., Private stable, No. 40 " tst"'tn ST
COACHMAN.-W y young married man
cail Or address Tii%MHs RI WI pfryate
I,OACnAlAN.-By respectable young man,
~ Who Is highly recommended by TWO 81 tho lighcl isn
c6ccS Please ea j H. io2 WSst fsts in Iarness
NOACHMAN and GROOM-By a frSt-c,ass,
" sober. honest and industrious good city drVeri
tasty habits good rrleith'oa no objection i
GROOM, Nc.-By n young man, groom,
erenccs Lst employer can be seen cali OF address NJ L.
800 Wet 3 stJ'.
TROOM.-By young man who thoroughly
u undrrsn Is hs VA .inos IN all ~ trnche' p A. ,ot9
dr., - ADt tEll-i.R, 30 West alstst-
HKOOM-By young man; stricdy temper
~ atei UoTouehly undcatandZ h7 ln.hc 50 Ut Lca's
reference cali OF address NJ. L. 4jJ west "i5t-ot
GARDENER BY a young man well posted
u I'm greenhouse and garden voIk would NE 10 get a
position iu private commercial place has good refer
e"''' '''D' w. H. Box 2o Tribune once
HARDENER.-By a married man. English !;
hi. county Win greenhouse hot ant cod gr4pcucs fruit
flowers and Vegetables thoroughly una, i'IlhF va
reuent huI c.r' ot fancy nni nnplIel S~N WI"
would tax chiIfo Oh dai'y or poultry pvs' ~ o'''
'"''' 80, 65. Tribune Uptown oGicc, 2as Broadway.
CHIPPING CLERK or COLLECTOR.-By n
- youuc who has had good deal oi exp ronce IN inc
Wholesale rtdci thDrOutny Competent and can iurh 81
71'''''''''' ii. l.. Box 49, Tribune onico
CTENOGRAPHER &c.-By young English
- On recently arrived as stenographer anu ftohon
%LFRED tribune Uptown once, l,43a Broadway
TPHOLSrERING work of all kinds wanted
u Oh furniture, matrasses carpets shades ufts 81
covers SO. J.VFON, lO4 West 2uibst Bon o.
TSEFUL-MAN.-By young man IN gen.
u tlemen's apartment house club room. Address .
NJ. ~. in care of Mr.. Uhler. 900 Weat 9otnst
| NEAITER-By a first-class colored waiter;
w best references. 10 West 76th-sh
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BOARD WANTED in Christian family by
Al Young gentleman. price mu-t b., oE. Address
tl FINIp. 1iihuue p'cr.
WANTED Board for gentleman and "Iie,
w teo Children o and ini ui, tN" 90 'n,rUr' 'n
t.rolt rd rr n ia oOI near Murray ul puya;' iI"iy
prrfcrrcd i' 800 per .4u.i permanent u sans
i,rtn,y A.I.... -. HDEIItI CHURCH.
~ - Ga lip Ntw-NOrk
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AmrSenents.
CTEINWAY HALL.

CTElNWAY HALL.
Week commencing, Monday Eve. Nov. %. 9 O'Clock.
Dr.. GREENE'S
COURSE OF GRAND FREE
ILLUSTRATED LECTURES.
ereopticon with Prof ion OF uooro plssolvins
Views, COlored by tue Greatest Artists
Monday Evening, Nov 90. at O'Clock.
LECTURE on HEALTH.
Illustrated by Vows In Foreign Lands.
Msgnincenv illustrating scenes in the various foreign
countries where Natures Remedies grow With the most
formations mechanical effects. Tho finest stereopacor
views shown.
Tuesday Evening Nov "a, at O'clock
HEALTH RESORTS OF EUROPE.
stereoptcon depicting OF the greatest beauty In
the popular health res1rts Of Europe.
wednesday Evening Nov 20. az 8 O'Clock.
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
forces Of tn universe with the most bsuul and interesting
dissoying Vows and mechanical effects
Thursday Evening, Nov 2e. at 8 O'Clock
PHYSICAL AND MENTAL CULTURE
Grany Illustrating beauties and wonders ancient
Friday and Saturday Evenings 27 % at o'cloc
FREE PRIVATE LECTURES TO
GENTLEMEN ONLY.
Illustrated BY the stereopiicon.
Friday Afternoon, Nov. a. at $3.50 o'clock.
FREE Private LECTURE TO
LADIES ONLY.
illustrated by the StereopticOn.
Sunday Evening, Nov. 20. at O'Clock,
ALCOHOL AND IT'S EFFECTS
Magnifcently illustrated by the stereoptcon
Admission all Lectures FREE. No Children admitted.
appropriated for defrayng all the expenses
cure OF ali for Of chronic or lingering eases Owing 70
his marvellous tae Doctors reput ol has become
the these complaints and be- may be consulted free Of
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Countrp Druper,p for Sale ano 90 Get

FRUIT AND POULTRY farm of $50 acres
u ron SALE low: 30 miles ont; splenddly wateied
very healthy. ii. Elmer IAttleton, MOTHS co, ~.
An ELEGANT water front country seat for
y cole Of Fort Hamilton l.. J.. facing the Narrows ana
beautifnly situated ON blnh hiV tee NsW hlI ia
NC pssssd house first class all Improvements s'aD
bonse grounds handsomely shaded ana % Il out
H. located building site and cottage very aects
sble. also residence on = l. IA VAN Mn - d way
DFSIRABIE WINTER HOME.-Rcady for
immediate in one of the attractive town o,s tne
ert An g Hills Fuel and winter supplies GU Iann az Coo
Schools ard churches close AZ NINA servants
month I'm advance For ptitculal aiuess
"' DAYTON, p . Box I,446 Ne@,i OH Cl'!'
NOR SALE.-A handsome, cOsey and hOmeo
nKe APARTMENT furnished complete for honSekeepng 2
eoors NJ rooms each with bslh and closets lshl Da, a
az ,rcase SANITARY perfection in pnmoiug steam hea5 ~
90 yeStiaton tine OF Park and Palisades HOOpO ID
NOR SALE-At Newark. commanding a
beautiful OF city and suburbs on one OF me hnes
locations on ghst elegant stone aud BRICK residence
sDnt design ust finished with latest cOnyencnces ana
Endorsements call and examine phot9graphs ETC.
imP'o' RpINAND FISH,
l49 Broadway. cor Lberty-se
nor SALE or trade for city or country
uropcty very valuable tract OF 900 acres coal ana
uiHOo' '""0 J." S. l.. SIMPSON. SO Broadway.
nor SALE.-New stone residence, Mountain
Ff1% %'l"R SI p pBS%MiiroN co. Broadway n
NOR SALE-Richm0nd Hill, l.. l.. - min
MOS from aud Brooklyn st'tiOns this place Is
groriny rapidly many Dwellings, going up two Queen
Anne and ready TOT occupation fun water sup
NV numerous trains conmutaubn cheap many handsome
,nHc.t for a sure rise. ELDER - Liberty st
'u''0' FOWLER iichmo I'd HILL
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EINEST LOCATED FARM ON SENECA
LIKE solth 81 Geneva. at TT at bargain. enh upon
,asy terms " IN im neiIS 10 p1sSessoi dtsrei ,,o
halt mile sDen:id shore 'front.' WIN hSoino
yrovea oil cottage residences, etc an
Very wheat barley. cover grass ahu iu. a.
wheat ttnr DuidinSe Nj Ia G4oS'4NS' O''N''
cal upon ..-,o,, Coz, l., soreo,,,
49, - Geneva ". Z.
ORANGE, y. J.-FOR SALE.-Buildlng
" sites on Uigh nd. lincoln and Berkeley AYES the
most dcsrablc property thu CITY o. range. y.
" " WHYTE , PARK place.
THEXAS improved farms for sale. $40 to $50
1 uer acre; near Fort worth population 22oOl RAJ
road ceutre eod so waieI markets good Investments
Re, CT to iLioti Roe. OFT Worth l. T. ho[ Coh"4 ON
tIudSon y Address JAN no l. Fort Nofth, iCAdS
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= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. located house.
" 10 ms md board 81 $40 37th.st and jthavo Ad
dress EEsT REFERENCES, Tribune Uptown ohoo. l.8Ss
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Two EENT-TWo second story furnished
H. -Outh Elliott place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-22

DOR genuine Alaska London dyed Sealskin
aar1cnts 90 where they sold for honest prices 10
- sAi"'H'' ~ &. Q. sHAYNE, l03 Prince st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-22
Rooms i0antc0

ELAT or FLOOR.-By gentleman and wife
private house and family preferred hye or six rooms
ali improvements about $50 between sd Beocxer biod
wsv Hh.a,e references AMERICAN BOX 4, tribune once