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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-06-25
GENERAL GRANTS CONDITION.
The Old Commanders Life Hangs by
Thread.

The Old Commanders Life Hangs by .
Thread.
The New York Sun of few days ago says:
Very many ofthose who are informed as to
Gen. Grants actual condition, look upon the
plan of removing him from his comfortable
home with grave misgivings. That his life
now hangs by q very slender thread there
is little doubt among those who know
him. His throat, in one aspect, was worse
last night than it has ever been before. Col.
Grant told a reporter last evening that mis-
father had totally lost the power of speech.
He.s still able to srticulste family but even
those who are most acquainted with hismode
of speech cannot make out what he says,
except at brief intervals, when his throat
was temporarily clogged with mucous
This is something that never happened be-
fore and it is development of the past
twenty four hours. 1t is said by those who
are well informed, that his mouth cannot
longer be opened sufficiently wide to enable
the physicians to make an ocular examin.
alton and when they feel the affected parts,
they give the patient such excruciating pain
that they refrain from it as much as posi-
BILE. In outward appearances, when
clothed and in his easy chair. with q
wrapper about him. the General has not
grest lily changed. His face has aged, it is
true, and is scanned with wrinkles, but it
retains to great degree, its natural FULL
ness, bat aside from this he is but shadow
of his former self. His body is wasted
almost to a skeleton and the bones OF his
hands and wrists show through the tightly
drawn skin with the CHASTITY distinctness of
the censumptive. That which most shocks
those who of late have seen the General. is
the great malignant looking swelling which
has appeared on his neck, under his right
ear. 1t has of late grown with great
rapidity, and is now as large as q
mans two fists put together. 1t is kept
concealed most of the time by wraps about
the generals throat. Of course General
Grants household are better able to judge
than any body else, what is prudent, and
what is imprudent for him to do, but not
withstanding their decision that it is safe to
make the experiment they are going to
make, there are many who have closely
watched his case from the commencement
with feeling of very grave anxiety as to
the result. They doubt whether the noun
tain air will suit General Grant.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-06-25
KANSAS STATE NEWS.

The total valuation of the property Of
Rice county is ~, 1876, 5C6.S9.
Sumner county has surplus in hel
county treasury of $4,000.
Hon. Simon Motz has been elected
mayor of Hays City.
A petition is being circulated in Bar
Der county asking that it be re-surveyed
The receiver of the Larned land Office
receives as salary about 81 600 year
Complaint is made that good deal o.
spurious butter is being sold at Burlin
game.
John c.. Tabor was drowned while
bathing in Cowskin creek, near Waco
Sedgwick county.
Mr.. Jefferson Durr, was struck by
lightning at Abilene few days ago. HI
died short time after.
A society called the "Glrard Temper
ance Union" has been organized a
Girard Crawford county.
A fire in Atchison causeda loss of $500
to Joseph May, the proprietor of sec
ond hand store, which was burned.
Several of the leading citizens of Erie
Neosho county, have been arrested be
cause they failed to pay their occupation
tax.
A citizen of Newton his struck it rich
He receiveda telegram from Colorado
the other day Offering him 100000 fo
a mine he owned in that state.
The Holton high school has just gradu
L Al I,E4 he h l.,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-06-25
From q Sense of Duty.

Some people shrink from making pub
lie the benefits they have received, while
others are free to tell it abroad for the
good of fellow mortals. OF the latter
kind is Mr.. J. II. Coppuck, of Mount
Holly, N. J., who writes: II am one of
many who give their cheerful apprecia-
ton of the merits of the efficacy of your
valuable Browns IronB itters, from q
sense of duty. This bittersis doing much
good in our county, for which I can
vouch."
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-06-25

The Boss Collar Pad of zinc and leather is
PROFESSIONALLY the best ever made. HUI.
mainly demands its use On every horse
wearing Hsme collar. 1t prevents cha
ing and positively cures sore necks. 1t is
manufactured by Dexter Curtis, Madison,
Wis.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-06-25

The old soldiers of Sheridan county
are making arrangements to organize a
post of the grand army at Kenneth.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-06-25

The general was taken by special train,
consisting of three cars, from his home in
New York city to Mt. AcGregor, N. Y, in
the Adirondack mountains. He passed
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-06-25


store of s: Case was fred, and the flames
extending caused the following losses:
Broderick & Hickman, marble yard, S.
500; S. Case, second hand goods, 81, 200
S. Darby. 81 900; NJ. Tully, 5000; A. Nc
Crary, $500: water works company, ST.
500; John Givens, $500. There was very
little insurance.
Longton Times: ]. C. Eatherly, who
killed Mr.. Messmore a Elk Falls, made
his escape while his trial was in pro-
gress. Taking advantage of the sleeping
guards, Eatherly fled the chain of his
shackles in two. Securing the revolvers
of both guards, he woke them up, or
dered them to lock arms and march be-
fore him. The two revolvers with man
like Eatherly behind them were very
persuasive and the guards "stood not on
the order of going, but 'eoed.'" He
marched them about five miles south of
Howard and then ordered them to fie
the shackles off his ankles. He then
told them to 90 home and not look back
till they got half mile. Eatherly then
went on his way in southwestefly direc-
ton. and was seen by parties two miles
north of Elk Falls. As soon as his escape
was known at Elk Falls, parties went in
search of him. He was found about
two miles west of Elk Falls in q hollow.
asleep, and the persons woke him ND.
pointing two double barreled shot guns
ct his head, and of course he made no
resistance. He was taken to Howard
and the parties who captured him filed
their claim for the reward. He secured
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-08
Plantations, Country Stores and Families,


in the
Cylinder OIL Albany Compound
Iron, Iron
Pump l. r. Hose,
inch t. and fiat,
Breaking Flows
Planters make p inch Goose Neck LanS
make quality Lawn Movers Road
Hatehei
Fick AK
and Builders full
Tck, Brd Planes of all kinds
Of Hammers.
andGl
Lead ndZ
small
Hollow Ware, Medicine
DENNIS 9and1O oz.abo rates.
SALMON, in barrels.
Fami Flour
DandG GRADUATED in
POWDER. GEIATINE POWDER,
Goods ted perSe ip
BOILER, FEED
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-08

VIII leave regularly for Paauhau, KohOlalele,
lau and Ononea ...s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-08
Umy & - In,l ga.

Mrs ulster. TN &c NEST PEOPLE who
have dive on The n or q Il inow one
good Indian vii WAS H:t q: al sc was
the only one she ever knew y no WORK. Z
lie had rOve,i deficient IN courage Wits
undergo NJ tie ioriu.c of the sun dance
and mad had ,hc ia TASTE 10 faint when
hung up y thu SKI II his tack. through
VIII ch S ic&s q: W. lad been drawn.
rom ih;.I Ia "a i-,. WIS ln ob .ect of ST IN.
He Wa conde i,ncG ". ar ;, uaw~ cloth
ing. ami Ma - = tv,: 10 Tie degradation
of ma .inw -. u. L
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-08
WILDER'S STEAMSHIP Co.,
Limited.
STEAMER KINAU,

Leaves Honolulu per following schedule,
touching at Lahaina, Afaalaea, Makena, Mahu-
kona KawaIhae LaupahOehOe. HilO and KeauhOu:
Commencing Oh MONDAY. October 18th, and
thence on the first Monday following the arrival
of the "a Alameda" and ''MaTiposa." on the tia
and 22d of each month:
The steamer Kinau will make the VOLCANO
TRIP, reaching keauhou on "Wednesday morn
ing, giving tourists two days and two nights at
the VOLCANO HOUSE.
When the Sth and 22d of the month fall on
Monday, the Kinau will leave that day.
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP TO THE
VOLCANO, FIFTY DOLLARS, WHICH PAYS
ALI. CHARGES.
The Kinau will arrive in Honolulu sunday
mornings on Volcano trips. On Hilo trips, will
leave Honolulu on Tuesdays, and return Saturday
morning.
PASSENGER TRAINS will connect with the
Kinau at MahukOnR.
Tue Kinau WILL TOUCH at Honokaia and
Pa-uhau on down trips from Hilo for Passengers
If a signal is made from the slEore.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-08
Farm Truck A" for Tuition.
TChicago Herald

From research into some old docu
Ineuts il is learned that before the revolu-
ton tiir rofcssnfs at Harvard college
" &c aid n farm produce. which. in
dee., va. ia only way The students could
E.ee. tuition bills
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-08
Freeth 81 Peacock.

% Nuuaaa stsses, Honolulu. Ii. ].
Telephone No. ID p. o. Box 1862
no Ia24-i&s6
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-08
STEAMER MOKOLu.

tMcGregOr, Commanderl,
Leaves Honolulu each Monday at 5 p. m. for
KaunakakRi, KamaIo, PukOO, Lahaina. Moailul,
Halawa, WailAu, PeleEunu and kalaupapa He-
turning, leaves PukOo Friday a. III. for Honolulu,
arriving Saturday morning.
H9- The Company will not be responsible ior
any freight OF packages unless rcceipted for nor
for personal baggage unless plainly marked Not
responsible for money or jewelry unless placed IN
charge OF the Purser.
All possible care will be taken Of Live stock, but
the Company will not assume any risk Of accident.
SAAPL. G. WILDER, President.
). B. ROSE, Secretary.
OFFICE-COrner Fort and Queen streets.
69-Iy Mar 80
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-08
CASTLE & COOKIE
Elk. MENDOZA" and Other Late Arrivals
Yorr and san rr,.lnn A.,rne

and SAM ,Isco.a IAgc
Merchan disc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-25
ITO INvEsTORs-A ROYAL BARGAIN.

ole sale in this Jefferson County magnificent
Cattle Ranch perhaps tho best Ia Texas for bresnE pur
poses IL consists OF 81 900 aces IN one incoe and ~ IN
sight u the future great harDOr and CITY OF Sab ne Pass ON
the Guf Of Mexico OF which point government u nov con-
stcting jctes. Beng stuated tic SOuth III PAclhc
Railway, lily accessible Neworleans being only ten
that centre and
slant w double daily express trains.
belongs the propafy. and situated near by.
additi In several parcels making total OF
Of which situated the cOmmOdlOus
and OF the owner. costing $4,000
the city Of Beaumont three Of
mich is situated wellarranged dwelling coating nearly
$1,000. N.
eooo proportion tho number being bre ding cows also
1000 ares consisting " saddle. driving and
breeding animals. - . mn -. -, ,.---.
n northern atitudes anu given number
will 80 10 100 cent greater increase tb ituue
being particularly favorable
am not Offering this proposition waste land, such
rocky hills sand or sage brush deserts but OIL Is covered
rich and substantially inolOsod The Neches
bounds side Of the property for many miles as
surfing unlimited supply Of good fresh water always Title
unimpeachsble. -, -, 81, -
cd for 100000 The Land alone inrinscay worth more
money Thorough inyeteatOn invited. Tho attention OF
cOrpOi atoms especially invited An invest
meA or location Of sinilar merit is seldom offered
Ffs rtber particulars, address MARK WEISS,
beaumont, Texas,
S. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-25

Two LET.-At Hastings-on-the- Hudson, one
mile south ofdeDot Br oadwayi house. eleven rooms
with hot and cold wae carriage house with acres ground
" II. NJ. REQUA. 10 state-st.
mo LET.-Near the beautiful village of Lyme,
Conn two COTTAGES tasteful handsomely furnished thor.
ouely comfortable Ia complete order with open hTeplaces
and furnaces pure ami water thorough drainage hne
Views OF land odstabng convenient 10
steamboats, and shore Line II. *.
PHILLIPS & WELLS, Tribune building.
ITO RENT.-At Washington, Conn.,. two new
houses fully furnished perfect drainage no mosquitoes
malaria. Apply 10 Mrs. H. l.. RlCL Ards, washington,
Conn.,, or E X hOSSITER architect l49 BiOad"ay, or to
T.. IL. VAN INGLN owner. AGO broadway
ITO LET.-At Mount Vernon; beautiful,
new 3story house 10 rooms all improve ments hve
tral; rent 5000. 8. b. o0oDALE co. West 28dst.
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
ITO LET, FURNISHED AN elegant Queen
Anne style country resdenoe with ton acres In grass
lawn and garden hne stable and othor Oubuidngs the
house contans rooms with all cay mProyenens rent
agent. Bridgehsmpton, Long IslaDd
V,O RENT
small cottage; SIX nicely located; plenty OF
shade and tie water Also barn room for horse
Il. HALLOCK.
koriches. L. l.
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.fnfiisbso 6onses Go Get.

At AUDUBON PARK, 155th-st. end 1ltb-
"A ave-Furnsbed house with stable garden ana twent
io6, rent 81 Furnished honse stable grapery
ssrystory thirty lcts rent $4,000 elevated station
Apply G. b. GEINSELL.. Audubon Park. or ~ Park Row
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Gonnirp Boar1

MOST DESIRABLE HOME for summer
~ Accommodations about ose
hour from private family; large bsaniiu in
large; lding view; AL %
iences extensive shade fruit stablg ,
deiot Address a. b. Tribune Ofce. FOR information vi "
teryew.
At CEDAR GROVE FARM.-A cool, quiet
~ retroot Lake Champan. Charlotte " S2yu P
board boating fishing etc. 50 per week. \. wiz
DOARD can he obtained in ono Of the pleas,
ATTEST farms I'm Connecticut River Valley ue ~
erives boat in fishing frutts. TegDles ana una Zen
robbed OF it's photographs .oon ann references b
at ROck woods II Union square; terms ~.
FRANKLIN FIELD Montague, trankln No' ms
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Citn i]ropertp 60 fet-


T7RONTING STCYYESANT SQUARE,
Huildiug Rutherford Place, comprising three
npartmens handsopest healfhiest N cy pest "V SIu
Sf25 ten large hight rsems equal 70 whole house lhsn9h
able quiet vicinity Apply ON premises Agents lnvIteu
FINO LET, HOUSES.-$35 and $33 formerly
40 Ilyeestsry basement 10 rooms. al inpoyements
Possession immediately. Aalsey-si cars 10 fu'"h feiiJ
'N0 W BARNUM owner. 26S Halsey.st. Bro9klyn
TIYO lFASE-sth-ave, corner 62d-st, cppo-
Il site Park, snail hotel Apply there
ITO LET.-Four-story and basement brown OWL
and an improvements z70 West 7oth-st rent 81 z99
Apply &. r. TlEIJEN,
1853 GreenMich-st, or on premises
ITO RENT OR LEASE.-No. "a West Seth
nj by shave; size l5x55, 3-stosy extremely low 10
private family in complete order and taseiuy orhahehI
cd Please apply TO - ,o,,r,,,eo,r 20 ,ro., os,, =.
TINFURNISHED.-2d- near 19th-st., 4
u storv English basement for doctor or dentist loo
on Wsyery place 100; 6stst 81 100 on Lexington
ave 81 O0U ard 81 ,400 l6ths near 5thav Sd2OO
IL In superb condition furnace and every
Improvement only 5000 Z75 AlexaDderave. S1<O
MADISON.ANE., near 2Sthst,
Iaree four story high soop brownstoDe fully furnished
Numerous boaTders will remain
SAMUEL KiLPATRICK.
Madsonaye. 27th-st.
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Situailons Wanteo--females.

y American Prutestaut In private family Will assist In
chauborwork several years from last employer
Address NJ IT, Box 80 Tribune Uptown once, l,2Se bwy
ayTAITRESS,-Firs in private family
w short dhtaDao In tho country best CITY feierenoss
100 West 33dst
WASHING. - BY respectable woman;
sosus m aa' OF "0u.a DO Sac East slsts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-25
REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK, Friday, April "a 1000
m. following sale was held at the E1chanso
and Auction Room to-day:
.ou,ro with lot No lO7l Msdisonave an, aoo
1Ase esr r Of slst ici aCSsS MeeliDn sSA'Oo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE fRAssFE"~
sEw-YoRK CITY,
r,,. fo,,oxinp ia list Of the TRANSACTIONS 10
corded i'm the Registers Office to-day,
llsth.st 4sSs I, Of Nm w1ScS 81
City TsII Place No 2i julia in $500
,s,st $50 n q .tf aye i ahsn 10000
sao e s y isass orrsrn'n 20 200
27tsst s g. 10 It v OF sihave zSh'e''' - l2.ooo
as,s 81. s. $50 II Of i0ih-sSe; zzkSo'Si eOoo
losts-si 1856 Of &Sss As1ioo.b $1,000
50. ana snOs sss 70 81 isass i7iioO James
neG Ia.s e al sa 10 exeecSior 1900
GAVE eSr s7thsl lel5Aiee; Jones 10000
,,. 3Sa fs ac sdvc S6Ieoi Marst Elliott 1000
w, & Tslse cor Of iSsb i$t6s %eST5siS a. 600
tr, @n Ma s II issa1e aSxi0o julius Ian GOO
IeIinsonaye cor Of Sgs,ss 2oAoi "n"D 22sOe
e4,s stays S1xle 90 ~ a;n els $4,000
op.sae.si SoSi L KinssAnd ct al 70 eiofne. $4,000
2ad.st s. 81 n q Lerns ave- xo1no $4,000
ss9 10 asaa = Zoe JG%sSye 700 $50
1sxnSoSaye Of ssthst 20oaiooi $4,000
BleecEer ii; = 66;l it Of Bank'sl 1890
% c1i ee "a iiSave ljIs5i fetr Bus sas
Car%he St 10 20, Joseph Eidredse anu VINO 10000
Rocffciis e25 4 Of mnnSnsye 800
1s.ssi = 60 II Of vthaTs 9o1s's; saihn $500
sstbt Gotw Of Gt9a aye 29xs0 James 10000
ls,.st us $50 Of 2dsye 2SAiOo'oi hnAa ll7OO
Ter and another T. ., tnaTe i7516ai
stoves and anothe 10 r adams o.0.
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Gclp Uaniea.

LETANTED.-Girl to wait on the table in a
w dining saloon; olso kitchen girl. Carminost
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Religions Aoiltes.

49,
Asccond Uuitarian Church. Clinton and coGgre.,
ss Bfookiyn tomorrow morning at O'clock roy JoHN
Pessimists Next evening service May 3, at oclsek
S SiisG. '''''' "'''''' ~
Al Bioomingde Reformed Church, corner 7lsi:st and
ataye Rev. G "a and PSess' At
Al the West Pre.byieriN Church a2dstg betwse9 OH
and 9th aves.-Ihe Pastor lev join H. PAAlOS - a.
pm. -------
Amhy Baptist Church, West 5lth.st, near sthave-
Preaching sunday at los - OcOok by Rev. MI
HANNA. sunday-school AT 25O D. No. ana public service
al 1880
Al DroOl.ya Tabereacle:I Doctor TALMAGE viii to;
Answering Important Questions IN regard 70
the niuence Club Houses in these Ctesi" wiu aiso
preach at 1870 p H.
at s:l5 M sermon BY ihs Pastel Eoy THEODORE C.
WILLIAMS at II H. ~. 1ubiic cordially invited
Americas Temperance Upios Csiokerng Hall Sunday,
Sos'9Gki MGe az sseFeapy 81 siiopa paon viii
GAE%LiN addresses b1 Mss france H. wIIARD
es ard M SAh95INs b. gTI Sere" y.S 81
choice service Of 'OHt S5sifI aosSG g. 4 fd
r. PoND. Secretary.
soHls ShrseH HsG@ NS%Sr1 s, ssss: Ts'sot
scotch Presy,san Church lAthst netwesH 9TH and
9Th r., Kew NJ b. VIII iG pdac inc
A-Manbat,nn Temperance Association. rand Masonic
Temple Siyf am G ffqn s AP" p ~ D snS i
shall be by he help Of Sod; our Erandest fohIY HkW
next next sunday Tie foownS eminent ts|psrsnss
Will he present ]. BOUGHroN, esq Rev. GEORGE j..
MiNGfNs, lion. J. IL; LAIRD Mrs. N HATFIELD
| BARTTASi, Roy. De; =; sIopDAED and othore. Music
| HELEN OTrOLENGUl. Miss LILY RuNALs, Miss
| MABEL STEPHENSON, col LEE, aud MASTER GEO.
| DAiNTY Late attendance 10 seat WILLIAM SCHIM
| PfR treasurer. J. b. GlBBe president.
A, EOh venue Ba psi Church, ost 46tst near 9th.
ave : Rev. Dr. ARMlTA0E, Pastor, viii preach IL N.
and 7,i5 D. M. sunday school at $50 IN Prayormeet-
| ing wednesday st v ~
A, Fourth Us,fsrian Ohnrch. I9ssh.st between
All and Madison ayes.-Rev. O. w GALLAGHER pastor.
nrsacbes III a m Subject an Eden" no evening service
PnbiIe cordially invited sunday. schoo 10 m,
Ar Washington saunre Methodist Episcopal Chmrch h.
| lfh-st near dthaye. MERRITT HU1BUHD, Minister.
nreaoe. morning 1890. Subject Moving lay 1880
fI10htA and Shadows OF Great City" tho frat Of o
| lectafes 10 be given oui abbath evenings.
Asbury Methodist Epscopal Uburch Washington square
east side-itoy b. BoTTOME, Pastor preaching lO'5e
| PRAYER meeting wednesday evening
| Brick Church cor. of bth.ays and 37thsL Tho
pssor Rev. HENRY j. VAN DYKE ir,, ID. d., VIII preach
on sunday morning April 2S at II o'clock EyaDgestc ser
| vice In the evening from 3 TO o'clock.
Bapust Church Of the Epiphany and Gain
| ar tho Rev. JOAEPH u. ELDER, ID. ID, Pastors-Ser
rlcss morning IL O'Clock evening mt 746. The fssto
| wIi preach tomoror. subject for eyening Abraham
and Haxar" spnday-schs ~ $50. Strangers nyitsd
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Gituatlons Uanleo--gemdIes.

NTALE AND FEMALE HELP
TIE PROTECTIVE EMPf0YMENT ASSOCIATION
(Clsrtered by the state OF NewYo.x.
S.ODEBr., President x. v oDsLLt rssAslree
W. n aoSsER, secretary. " A. RELLo33 Asso:i1.
Main Office ls17 broadway and 100 West 38th.st.
Braneh-l21 East l25rh- a.. near Sdaye.
80. . and 81 Court-st, nosr CITY Hall.
hr0oei>h' SO Fulton st.. near Neuosrbilt-ave:
The references Of the following advertisers have been ia
vaGtf4 a.an
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Eerlnres ano mestinas.

vi address the public monthly meeting Of the Newyork
Womrn's Chr Ian TEMPERANCE uHloR SO tie Broadway
TaDe-nacle (3ftL-st) MoIi1ay, Apdl ~, al 3p. N.
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Goifis.
flats aao Rooms t. Let.

A NGLFSEA.-6O South Washington Square I;
~ apartments for gonuemen yannqr OF IN rroadyvav
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Doar0 aro Blooms.

East Side
EAST 2Sfh-st., between 5ch and Madison
Il vcs-H ~udsome ir,yly fEunscd rooms Tor r'nin-
men Mi improvements; bfcasfnst "esUd' Iviofch.'A
~ EAST 2OFH-ST.-Suites of rooms, with
sD1 private bathrooms private table or without Uo~H
siIgie rooms
30 EAST 2Oth-st.-Suite of rooms with prl-
sb vae bathrooms private table OF without board en
gle rOonA
West Siis.
- s,-Trunks removed. 25c. GROVES En-
n PREss. % West 10TH, 10 " cot ooth. anu o''
Gb.zye.
AZ ELEGANTLY furnished suit, or singy.
~ Rooms for gentlemen. 40 MOVING I"D W eat ''Su's
rINO LET furnished iirst-cass Office Tor ply
Il sican AZ 80 - west 37th.st, iron LIST Oh May.
g WEST G3D-ST. Central Park wcst-One
. or two rooms let furnished location especially doi
able.
.In WEST 47TH-ST.-A handsome parlor
sDD floor and other rooms i0r May l.
o. WEST 5lST-ST.-Desirable handsomely
tb furnished large and small ruOms With boafd MA5
WEST 4GTH-S T.-Ilaadsomel furnished
,tA suite siuglY WITH board references TX
changed.
oSt WEST 2OTH -ST.-With board, desir-
OD4 able room. suitable for two gentlemen az io'
two references.
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COk, HMAN.-By a married man. no family !;
good driver hrsi.cass with young stock ten years
reicreuce; wife Wou.d take CaTc U. dairy address
'N'N'N' 4 H. 2sS Nost i1thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-25

NOACHMAN,-By North of Ireland Prot
estant; single; age 80; good Dublin and New.Yo
tv refcreuces By request May L. Please
address " " ID" - Noae ooth-e1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-25

NOACHMAN.--By n thoroughly competent
man. ten yrars' experience n thorough servant IN
every respect iour years city refer nee. Address