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1t, and why? Because we could not build
iron ships that would get it. In 1876, q
merchant of Boston built two vessels at
cost of rs per cent. more
than they would have cost in Enelsnd and
put them into the trade with Chill and
Peru; he loaded them with Yankee no.
tions and sold out his cargo for q hand.
some profit Undertaking to load his yes.
sells for the tetcrn trip with the product of
these countries. he could get nothing but
wool and copper, the great staples OF that
region. He brought back his cargo and
found that the tariff duties were such
as to absorb all Of this outward voyage
He therefore sailed for England and sold
bis wool and copper to the English.
This amendment was simply an ssser-
ton Of ,he old spirit ofthe old navigation
lsws which excluded an American citizen
from the right TO purchase ship where he
could purchase it cheapest.
Mr.. Mcpherson said the English TO day
subsidized mail route to South America TO
the extent Of $450,000. He asked Mr.
Vest how he would get the trade Of South
America against such odds. Mr.. Vest
said he would repeal our Infamous naviga
ton laws. No other civilized nation had
such laws. He would also reform tie
tariff and place it on revenue basis, so
as not 10 handicap ore man for the sd.
vantage Of another. He believed in hon.
est mail service, but this amendment vic.
lated sound principle So welded
were the Republicans to q protective
tariff that they we're uuwilliag to break in
on the chain OF protection but they were
compelled to acknowledge that long
season OF protection change was indis-
pensable.
Mr. Vest read a printed notice from a
ss called workingman whose name was
not printed. The workingmsn, among
other things, said all Cong,essmen
iavoring low tariff were no. the friends
Of workipgmen. Mr.. Vest said he would
forfeit years salary in the Senate il that
alleged workiDgmsn did not turn out to be
a man who wore three story silk hat,
studs and French kid boots. No
doubt, too, that "Workipgmsn" boarded at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and his board was
paid by the manufacturers and ship build
srs of this country who wanted the high
protective tariff continued.
Interesting to Revenue Collectors.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-Mr. Morrison to-
day introduced in the House bill prepared
at the Treasury Department, designed to
give effect to the act cutting of the COM
Of Internal Revenue Collectors on
taxes collected on distilled liquors, which
act the Supreme Court recently held did |
not accomplish the purpose intended.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Chicago Evening Journal has chang
ed its form from four to eight pages, aud
reduced its price from FIVE to two cents a
copy.
1t is announced that Hon Stanley Mat,
thews OF the United States Supreme Court
is TO be married to the widow Of Judge I.
c. Theaker, who was Commissioner of Pat
ents under President Lincoln
Members of the Ohio House Of Repre-.
sentatives are in Washington urging the
passage of the bill to refund TO the several
States and Territories the war tex paid By
them under the direct tax act of August 5,
1861. 0hio's share would be Sl,332,'
OPS Sc.
In fight between two old men at Chi
cago, Alexander Ribbols, an Italian, and
John Hipsman a German hos,ler, Ribbola
accidentally shot and fatally injured his
SOD, who intelfered in his fathers behalf
Ribbols, crazed with griet, shot and killed
himself.
The Judges and clerks of Precincts d
and G, Twelfth ward, Cincinnati, six oi
whom are Republicans and four Demo
Gratis, deny over their o Rn signatures that
there were any election frauds in those pre-
cincts last october.
Two factions OF the African NJ. L
Church at Columbia, S c.. have been war
ring for the possession OF the house OF wor.
ship. Officers with On order of Court in
favor of one OF the factions went to the
church and found an armed party inside
A portion OF the door was knocked in with
an axe when two volleys were fired, two
men outside being shot one fatally The
officers then bust in and captured the
fort.
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A Horrible tragedy.

TEKoSsHA, MIcH. May 3.-A horrible
tragedy occurred this morning one ana q
half miles east OF here. Nsu0dyne Shedd,
a wealthy pioneer Of this section killed his
wife ct I O'CLOCK this morning BY hitting
her with an axe while she was dressing
He then evidently went to the ki,chs- and
fatally cut his oEr ;sss6ss With razor
When i;scovssed Mrs Shedd vas lying in
one corner cf the bed room With only g part
of her clo,hiHg on. Mr. shsdd wss lying
in the kitchen psag the stove in pool OF
blood. The horrible discovery vas made
by the youngest sou. Mr. shedd vas u
years Of age vas one Of the earliest settlers
Of this section and was generally respected
The cause OF The tragedy is said to be do
mestic trouble.
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MURDER MOST FOUL.
Midnight Assassination In Hampshirs
County, West Virginia.

Midnight Assassination In Hampshire
County, West Virginia.
CUMBERLAND. Nd. May 3-Ths central
portion Of our neighboriDg county Of
Hampshire, W. Va, including the town Of
Romney, is in n state Of intense excite
nent over the assassination at Taylor's
taaneiy, one mile west Of Romney, Of
Frank Hestwole, Q much liked resident Of
that vicinity.
The circumstances Of the murder - far
as known ara as fo!lowE Heatwols Is
employed in Col. John Taylor's tsuuery,
and last Thursday night took the place Of
the regular watchman ut the tanpery, and
and was to have spent the night ,hero
. ong watching the furnace Gres and boil.
ers. Friday morning the workman Who
fret arrived at the tannery found him
lying dead between two stoke holes. on an
elevation in front OF the furnaces wh.rs tan
bark was thrown into the fires. The man
gave an alarm and shortly number Of
people assembled and ss soon % possible
a coroners jury was empaneled and an in-
vestigstion WAS had A past mortem ex.
animation was made by D. Daley, Of
Romney, and DIR Robinson. Of Flintstnne,
this county. who was visiting Romney,
and revealed the fact that Heat ~oles
death was caused BY u gun+hot wound,
nine large buckshot having entered his
body three Of them pentetrs,ing vital organs.
causing instant death. DR.. Robinson tes-
tilted that Heatwole bad been shot bya
man standing below him. holding q gun OF
an angle Of forty five degrees. the shot 20.
tering his body near the groin and oursd
upward and obi quely, three balls lodging
under the filth rib. IL was Dr. Rooinson's
opinion that the assassin had entered the
building by a side door opening into .
passagewsy that led up the Gokshols
platform, waited until bic unconscious
victim chanced TO psss the spot and 6rsd
the one fatal shot. Examination Of the
premises foot prints in an adjoining newly
plowed field, ard other indications con-
6rmed the theory. Several .itnessc. tssti.
fed to having heard the shot at .pou, one
o'clock Friday morning,
Frank Heatwole WAS highly esteemed by
bis neighbors ss good citizen and lind
father and friend. The com
munity is much wrought up, and there 10
q general determination to ferret out the
murderer and bring him 70 Justice. Tho
inquest wss continued Saturday. and mum.
bsrs Of Witnesses were examined. Itis tho
prevailing opinion that Hsatvols was not
The object Of the sssassin's deadly aim, -
few persons knew that be Was In the tan
merry Thursday night and evidence throw.
ing ligh. on this theory 10 being earnestly
sought.
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THE GOULD STRIKE OFF.

The Congregational Committee ana th0
TX. FL. Arrive at an Agreement.
ST. LOUIS, May 3.-Late on Saturday
night Messrs. Hayes, Bailey and Barry Oh
the Executive Board of the Knights OF
Labor, met the Congressional Commit,
tee informally and the meeting leo
to the happy result Of the Knights declaring
the strike off tomorrow. Correspond
euce passed between the Congress
sionsl Committee and that OF the
K. Of L. in which in view OF
the great inconvenience the strike caused
the former requested the Knights to de,
clare the strike of and await the result OF
the Congressional Committees invesliga-
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ing in all directions. They began to drive
the noisy crowds out Of saloons in the
nsighborhood, using their clubs indiscrimi-
nstely. Inside the fence ofSMcCormick's 8
works Officer Rafferty, had 3
VERY NARROW ESCAPE.
A rioter who had got inside came up behind
him and was aiming revolver At his head
not TWO feet away when Lieutenant Shep-
herd struck him TO the earth with his club,
shiseriDg it to pieces with the vigor
of the blow. At 5 o'clock the
police formed q hollow square inside
of which they escorted the Mccormick
men up beyond TSentysecond street with.
out trouble except from an occasional
stone hurled from safe hiding places.
Four men we're found wounded With bul-
lets, two Of them were taken away in 2
patrol wagon, one shot in the right hip
and one through the leg. Ii is expected
hat several more wounded will be found
tonight. There were
MANY BADLY DAMAGED HEADS.
Officer Casey nearly suffered an ignomini-
Gus death at the hands Of the infuriated
Socialists After the great mob had been
virtually dispersed Casey. with three other
policemen, carried Joe Wedderd, one OF
the wounded strikers, to his home. The
patrol wagon was followed BY On angry
crowd Of Bohenians, who yelled
loudly for revenge for the wounds
of fallen comrades, but when the wagon
turned doEn Centre avenue to Seventeenth
street the crowd did Dot follow. In silence
they watched their country man borne from
the wagon into his home and the officers
afJer laying him upon q bed, left with the
exception of Casey, who remained 10
pet q report of the mans condi
ion. While Casey was talking to
he wounded mans wife, many OF Wed |
ierds 8 friends had pressed their way into
he house The injured man was asked
Who sho. him. Evidently misunderstood |
ug the question, Weddsrd raised bis hand
md pointed at Officer Casey. The crowd
inside the house
WENT INTO FRENZY.
Selling Officer Casey they dragged him
,ut upon the sidewalk. Lynch biml lynch
lin" they cried and sey, raj Of their mum.
,sr ran for ropes. Casey, man OF PoS.
.riul frame, was like On infant, hemmed In
q be was by tue mob In the ensuing struE'
re he received fearful bruises and his
'lolhiug Wss nearly tosn from his body
\ rope was brought aud one end wsS made
asst to lamp post directly in irout OF
YedGerd's door At the sight OF the I'm
,royissd scaffold the mob shrieked with
lslight. CsGeY fought with the fury
f desperation. As the cro|d
,ressed towards the gai!oss he gather oil
lis remaining strength aud dssaiug head
oremost from his sssailsnts Jumped into
he street, followed by hundreds, who o.
nee began firing at him as he ran. de
gas soon met By patrol wagon full OF PC
ice and rescued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-04

VIZ sccidendy overheard tho following
dialogue on the street yesterday;
Jon,s-Smi,b, Why don't you stop that
Disgusting hawking and spittirg2
Snilh-Ho~ can II You know ] am .
martyr to catSrrb.
J-Do as did. had the disease IN
ils wors, form. hut Am well nos.
S.-What did you do for in
il used Dr. Sspss Ca,srrh Remedy.
II cured me and II will cure you.
S-Tve heard Of 1t, and BY Jovs III
ryit
J. Do 80. You'll Gpd II 1t al the drug
stores 10 town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-04
Grnin In Store.

CHICAGO, May a-Tss number OF
bushels Of grain in store in the United
States and Canada and the increase or de-
crease compared with the previous week
will be posted on Change 10 morrow, ss
follows: Whest, 43.2isO0T. decrease l..
3O5 sss; corn. 1873. 200, decreased. fsS,
s42; oats. l,6l465s. decrease 35,474; rye,
s96i iS51, increase ,634; barley, ss4,f47.
increase ll9.557. E1u1er Of bushels in
Chicago elevators was: Wheat, ll,035.
3s2; corn. 4,343es7; oats. 455.s9li rye,
sl6. $50; barley, 81 sst
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EaFthquaks In Ohio.

ArHrrs, O. May 3-An earthquake
shock Of sufficient force 10 sway houses
and stsStle the occupants occurred has
ct go last night. Itwss ~ distinct -
csDnonsde. A similar report comes from
Nelsopville. nine miles distant. where The
shock broi Q windows.
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Personal eoneliness

Is greatly enhanced BY fne set Of teeth
On the other hand. noth;5G % deirsc,s
from the esec. OF pleasing features, 6ne
syes and graceful figure, as yelloz teeth.
That popular toilet article soz6boar
checks ,6sir decay, and renders them ss
yhiFs % snog.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-04
THE CHICAGO SITUATION.
Forty Thousand Employees Have WOD,
While o., 900 Are On Strike.

Forty Thousand Employees Have WOD,
While 62, 900 Are On Strike.
Ca1cAGo, May 3.-It is estimated 10000
of the lz5 0G0 vsge workers OF Chicago
have already pro6ted 1y the eighshour
movement. About 65, 900 are supposed to
bs on strike to-day. In many instances.
where large bodies Of pen are solidihed
under trade movement, long sirikes are
threatened il the present attitude OF the
EMPLOYERS is maintained. The movement
has not vet been attended BY any violence,
though in some quarters the Socisllsuc
element has caused seeming chickering's
and disouist. This is particularly true
of the lumber region and North Side furni-
ture district. Rreyicus to Saturday 600
brewers, ss many bakers, 500 tnrnitpre
workers, 1900 clothing cutters and 100
trck pointers had secured reduction OF
the working hours. According to the re-
ports received up TO noon By Mr.. George
A. Schilliug, Chairman of the Eight Hour
Committee, the demands Of the following
haye besS satisfied: $50 tobacco handlers,
700 street car employees, all tie members
of the Cigarmskers' Union, 800 besr barrel
makers, $50 dry goods and nstior store
employees. $500 packers, and large mum
Der of workmen employed in smaller indus
tries. Besides, the following unions have
adopted the eight koI. standard; Brick
LAYERS, stonemssohs, HodeArriers. EIaster
ers and Lsthsrs
Out of the thirty-seSSs establishment
wherein iron molders are employed, twenty
three shops have won, Eve Of the firms arr
resisting tue noy epent, and the remainder
are negotistipS. fhs Aschinlsts sut
Blacksmi,hs' Assembly. which is striking
for eight hours, with the ten-hour wage
scales, reports general success. The up
/ ko,stersrs are being resisted in nearly ever.
instsncs. Thirty.thres hundred brick
makers sre striking fos eight loaEg yo:k a
ten hours pay. About eps hsif OF the 6o'
butchers in the city have secured reduction
from Is to 10 hours. The Shoemaker
( Assembly has modified its demands to eigA
hours pay tor eisnt har-s work, and e1
poets 10 gain this concession. RAs Clerks
Union will be satisfied with ten hours
Four hundred wagon workers began wor
to dsy under the eight-hour reform. Th
marble workers hare also won under th
eisbt.bour dsy sgresmelt. The Cooper
Assembly is still standing eut for min
hours pay.
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Custom Bous. Eupioy.s strihs.

LrscRsuRo. Va. Nay 3 The espIoyes
in the cu.tom house struck to day for eight
hours The conuaciori reiusSi 10 scc.ds
TO th'ir demand, and ~srk s,opped. No
distui bauce.
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A Wonderful Cure q, laiehiess.
ApHIAs. Mieh.. Aug. T. 1879.

ADRIAS. Mich, Aug. II, 1883.
DEAR slss-l think Il my duty 70 tell
you Of ihs great cure effected by "Aronsa-
"a" | wss recently tsoabled With liver
complaint and syspsp@is. scconpssisd
~i,h grea. ess:iveDess. pslp;tation Of the
hear. nervous debility. female irregular
tiles 10 fact It seemed - though every or
gan vas derxssed. ! bad tried various
remedies and druss, and also prescriptions
Of good physicians, bnt afforded ns 10
relief, and I vss alnos. despsiFsd Of 70
eovery whom ] vss recommended 10 by
"AIonsnls.s which I did, and sfis tsf.
ing Il several tine, txpesispced greet
benefit. In short time vss sbIs 70 70
about vbess / pleased without shossse0 d
breath, shich troabled me moss oi ths
time. Irecommsnd ii % ths 6sest nsdt
cine Tor liver complain. that ! ever 80,
and advise The Afflicted 10 give u trial.
LILLiAY RUssEIL.
Sold by Logan 4 Co. as IS asA 75c.
Dc uss fs1as
With Q cold, tiisiiag thst Il win ps0 ~ II
lev days bot secure st opcs bod q
DuIAcis "Bsin Balssm," tbe Gssas Coseb
Remedy, and - vhAs . fev dosg v1f d
for VOC. AHords sslisf II tvssS iasiases.
ouich. safs asd fslfab,s .6wia Ha)no'S
. especially rseonnesdsd fos skilisss. =
/ Il confs;ps no nospbis q egisn, as6
vleassnt 10 taks. Try it ssdyeg IN -
no othss. Price - end ia oo1 -
Losaa : Go.
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Base Ball.

At PiWsburg-The home team defeated
the St. Louis Browne, but it took twelve
innings to doit. ln the first inning the
visitors made four runs aud it looked 6s if
they had the game won from the start, but
the P;ttsburgers went in to win and by
playing magnificent uphill snatched vic.
tory from the Jaws Of defeat, tie feature
Of the game wss Carols batting. About
1000 persona we're present. Pitsburg I,
st. Louis 6 Earned ruas-PIt'shurg 3,
st. Louis 3. Two base Lits-Ailler 2,
Nicoll and McForley. Three base hits
Barkley and Comiskey. Psssed balls
Miller 2. First base on balls of Calvin 2,
of Hudson T. Struck cut by Calvin |, BY
Hudson 6 Umpire Kelly. Total bases
on hits-Pittsburg l6, ST Louis Is.
At New York-Thp Rsltipores again
defeated toe Metropol,sus at Staten Isl,
and today. The visitors bstted Lynch
furiously, earning 3 Of their 10 runs on
cl,sn biting. The 1900 people who cav
the game we're Obliged TO walk about to
keep warm. MetroPolitans 9, Balinorss
10.
1T Dhiiadelphia-NeW York ?, Piladel'
phis 6
At Kansas City-Kausas City 4, De.
iroit IL. Pitchers, Get leip, Wbiinsy and
Conway.
At Wsshington-Nationals u, Boston
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Pocahontas Miners Strike.

PooAHoSrAs Va, May 3-The miners
waited on the superintendent Of the coal
mines and demanded that be revoke his
order dischsrging sll employees brought be-
fore the Mayor on charges Of nisdemean-
ots. The superintendent refused and LFY-
eral hundred miners went On Q strike.
Great excitement prevails.
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riftesn Hnn.ss Burnsd.

osERLrs, O.. May 3.-Firs yesterday de-
stroYed fifteen irsue store buildings. Losl,
$4,000; insurance, "a. 900.
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PittsburE strikes.

PIrrssURa. May S--Strikes we're inaug-
urated this morning BY the stone mssons,
carpenters and plasterers for q reduction
of from ten to nine hours q day. About
1900 men in al quit work. The laborers
ct the Court House to the number Of forty
And twenty-five journeymen bakers IN two
shops also struck to-day for decrease in
hours. The number Of men in the CITY
nov spgsgedin the movement Is estimated
at $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-04

RIOT IN CHICAGO.
A German Anarchist lnflamss a
Mob of Six thousand.
Naddsnsd by His Utterances They
Rush Yelling
Onto the Mccormick Reaper Works
Battsring tas Walls
With Stones and Clubs and Beating
the Employees.
Fifty Police Appear Upon the Scene
and a Battle Royal Ensuss.
Rsvolysrs Freely Ussd---Ths PO-
lice Fire in Earnest.
Pandsmonium Eeigns For a While
---Ihe Mob Beaten OFF.
New Men Hired by thS Railroads
Csntsring in ths City.
The Strikers Make Little impress
sion on Kew Men.
Great Strikes Inaugurateda at Wash
ingtOn and Elsewhere.
Tina Missouri Pacific Strike De-
clarad Off
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Minor PIttsburg Strikes.

PIrrsBURG. May 3.-Eigh,y men EN-,
ployed in 0esteriing and Lspgsrhsin and
VIM. Simons planning mill in Allegheny
City struck for eight hours work and ten
hours pay. Twelve upholsters at Hsgmsn
/ Albrecht's establishment struck for the
restoration Of tyelgs per cent redueton
in wages made two years ago. At Bailey,
FARRELL i Co.'S one hundred brass fnishers,
Who demanded Saturday half holiday,
we're discharged.
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FOUR CARLOADS or lsFosrEp skS
were sent the Western avenue freight
house Of the Chicago, Mil#ankee & st.
Paul railroad this morning. The great
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WASHINGTON, May 3-Confrnations
we're made to-day as follows; G. A Bar
gar, pension agent, Columbus, o.; d. c
Armstrong. Of New York, Consul General
TO aio de Jsaerioi i. v, haEna, Of indi'
ana, Consul Geueralto Argentine Repub.
lie; {. S. Attorneys, John D Barnett, Of
Alabama, Southern district OF Alabama,
vice Geo. NJ. Duskin; Postmasters, John
Swami, Allegheny, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-04

grand RAPIDS, Nigh May a.-Tbe fur
niture factories, with but two exceptions,
started up this morning with full gangs Of
men, all satisfied with the arrangements
made; at the Berkey Il. Gay and the Oriel
factories the men refused to respond, ow.
ing to the indefinite terms offered.
A mob OF fifty foreigners, Poles, Ger
mans, and Eollsnders, attempted 10 force
q suspension Of labor on the Bridge street
grade this morning, and had lively scFiu'
mage. Blows were exchanged. The po-
lice were called and quelIed the riot Four
sgitators were arrested for melting riot,
and are now in isil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
Qurncn Bales Of Real estate.

MASTERS SALE.-In the Circuit Court OF
k the United States for the Northern Dsrict OF noa
Philip Henry brown and John Patton compainante Va ne
Toledo PeorfA and Western Railroad Company me
st Louis snd Pacific Railway Company ana eS ens, ~
the United states for the Northern District o. oes
teth day Of July A. 1880 Henry w. ssnSp hen, sS
der public auction at the north door on Adamest IN
Federal Building City Of Chicago Illinois rs diecea
and unit and in one parcel ana NJ
said recited the twenty zs.n ua
A D. 1885 OF said last named DAY NJ ana
angular the railroad premises and property OF the deienhAn
the Toledo and Western Railroad company
described In said decree and In the hrst mortgage
rtScr information regard said property and the
sale reference IL hereby MADE 10 inc
said decree file in said cause
D"'" 'A'-s'' HENRY W. BISHOP,
FOSTER A THOMSON Master in Chancery
Solicitors for compartments so wast New.York CITY
DICHARD Y. HARNETT g. co, Auctioneers,
III VIII sell at auction "Wednesday, October "a.
st IL o'clock noon, nj the - 1902
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE AND AUCTION ROOM
SO 70 IS LIBERTY ST.
No. william Frankfortst 2st0ry DrcK Dudlhg On
gore lot. Maps at Aucuoneers, 20 lAOerty.st
PICHARD V. HARNETT & CO.. Auctioneers,
IL WIZ sell at auction.Saturday, October 30
RHINEBECK on the Hudson River,
Country home the late william Kelly. deceased.
Consisting Of 9l2 Magnificent private park rontage
roved farm land remainder divided into woods with e1te
sive waks uacadamiZed drives ornamental gounds WIN
lawns green and fruit houses gardens ochafose pfvs.e
Of substantially built
house priv stable bsrn coacmans gardener arm
and tenants houses nine cottages ont
tower everything TO make complete
ohn Sncent ESQ attorney SO Nassaus Particulars at
anctioneers, 10 Libertyst
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Citp 11rcpsrin it)antsb.

DENT and other expenses are so much lower
III on Prince-st than the regular streets that e o.
SHAME Manufacturing FurTie afford TO sell strc ty
reliable ur at lower prices than any other rsoas house
WANTED, a small. well-lghted room fer
w machine shop and draughtng location East Side,
between 10th TO $40 rent month j. u
Box 80, Tribune Office.