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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23

Mrs. Henry Ward Beechcr used and give
away over three hundred AllcoclTs Porous
Plasters every year. She writes that she has
found them Il" genuine relief Tor most OF the
aches and pains which flesh is heir to-" Hon.
Samuel j. Randall said that they cured him of
Inflammation of the kidneys when everything
else failed. and cured him of severe cold
that threatened To run into pneumonia.
Hon James W. Hustled writes that they cured
his son of chronic rheumatism and reliVed him
of serious pulmonary troubles.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23

why every one needs, and should take Hoods
Sarsaparilla i'm the spring =
LIST Because the system is now in its great
est need. Hoods SuTsaparlla gives strength
2d: Because the blood is sluggish and inn
pure. Hoods Sarsaparlla purihes.
3D.: Because, from the above facts, HOODS
Sarsaparilla will do a greater amount of good
now than at any other time. Take II now.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23

ST. LOUIS, April l6.-The children in
three of the public schools, dissatisfied
with the rules, threaten general strike
unless their grievances are righted before
Monday They demand longer recesses
and shorter hours. At the Ogden school
notice, calling upon the scholars to
strike to-day, was found upon the school
building. Three scholars were convicted,
and sound thrashing administered at the
right time averted a general strike.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23

BARNsTABLE, Mo, April l5.-In the
Snow VS.. Alley case today Col. Ingersoll
made an address of two hours in length in
behalf of the defendant. Hon. q. o..
Snattuck closed briefly for the plaintiff,
and the case was then given to the jury at
5:l5 o'clock. 1t is thought "A verdict will
not be reached before morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23
Opposing Gladstone's Measure.

DUBLIN, April 1S.-At a meeting of
tenant farmers at Kildysart to-day the
land purchase bill was denounced as sim
ply a measure for the relief of the land
lords. 1t was declared if the farmers got
their holdings on basis of four years
rental their position would be very little
improved, as they are without the neces-
sary capital to obtain start. A resolu-
ton was adopted asking the Parnellite
members to oppose the bill
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23

NEW YORK, April 16.-The sons of Will
liam II. Vanderbilt have given S250,0OO to
the College of Physicians and Surgeons
for the erection of building in honor of
their father.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23

Peter Edel, Gloversville, n. Y, July |, 1885,
writes II have used Or. seth ArnOld's Cough
Killer sOr nearly twenty -tive years, and IL is
the only medicine that relieves my Cough"
Insure against sickness by purchasing box
of DIR. Seth Arnold's Pills.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23
PIaYing the Good Samaritan.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 15.-The city
council this morning voted $1,000 in cash
to aid the cyclone sufferers, and Governor
Hubbard despatched a car load of provis-
ions to Sank Rapids.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23
Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Decided Benefit

DR.. JOHN =. WHEELER, Hudson, n. Y. says
~ have given it with decided benefit in Il case
of innutrition of the brain, from abuse of al
cOhOl."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23

Weary Washerwomen have been made
glad by the introduction of JAMES PYLE
pEARLlNE, n peerless compound for the
laundry. II cleanses the most delicate faprcs
without injury. Sold by all grocers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23
To Investigate the Strik es.

The select committee charged with an
investigation of the labor troubles con
vene to-day, but in the absence of two
members no action was taken. From the
tone of the discussion it is probable that
the committee will go West in 10 days or
a fortnight, and that the intervening
period Will be spent in perfecting plan
of operations.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23

Garland's testimony which does not relate
to the connection of that company with
the officers of the government. He ex-
planned that the Washington Telephone
company was now engaged in law suit
in Baltimore and while it had nothing to
conceal from the committee or public, he
did not regard it as proper that it should
be required to expose its private business
to its opponents. The application was
taken under advisement and Gen. johnson
took the stand.
The president has signed an act author
izing the erection of Il building for the Con
gressonal library.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23
A Colored Celebration.

To-day was the oath anniversary of the
emancipation of slaves in the District of
Columbia, and the event was celebrated
in an unusual manner. The colored peo-
pie disagreed over the celebration and as
result divided into two factions, one
headed by w. c. Chase, editor of Il colored
newspaper, and the other by Perry Car
son who was delegate to the last Repub-
1ipup pODUantin
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23
Van Wyck's Resolutions.

Senator Van Wyck to-day introduced
and the Senate agree to the following:
RcSolrcd, That the committee on public lands
be directed to ascertain by what authority
the timber cut on the public domain by the
consent and knowledge and under the rulings
and restrictions of the interior and aud de-
partments, arc seized by said department
without due process of law, and ordered to he
sold without any judgment or execution di-
rccting the same.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23
SENATOR MORRILL'S BIRTHDAY.
Greetings and Honors for the Nestor of
the Senate.
lCor. New York Herald.l


Senator Morrill, celebrated his 10Th birth
day this evening at his home, on the cor
ner of Vermont and Massachusetts,
avenues. He received his guests at the
door of the large drawing room, with Mrs,
Morrill, by his side. Many words that
must have warmed his heart were said to
him. Nearly every member of the Senate
and many prominent congressman were
present. The cabinet was represented by
Mr.. Villas and Mr.. Endcott. The diplo-
matte corps was not lacking in courtesy.
Gen. Schenck made his first public ap-
pearance since his long and serious illness
Senator Morrills youthful colleague, Mr..
Edmunds, looked quite clipper with his
IS years of ''juniority." Mr.. Morrill, had
completed his academic education before
pretty thought, and couldn't help linger-
ing over it.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23
lCor. Boston Herald.r

Senator Morrill, of Vermont celebrated
his 10Th birthday this evening by giving
the annual party at which all his friends
delight to be IN attendance. There is no
man now in public life more esteemed
than the senior senator from Vermont,
and his birthday parties are always de
lightful. The floral gifts in the senator's
parlor this evening were magnificent The
presidents basket with the word ''con-
CALCULATIONS" on his card, was the finest
of all. Next to this in beauty was the
basket of roses from Secretary and Mrs.
Whitney. A great many kilograms and
letters were received. Among those who
used the wire We're Mr. Blaine and his
guest William Walter Phelps. Nearly
all the senators We're present with their
wives, and many Vermont friends. Among
the guests were Gen. Edward Ripley, Gen.
Hazen and Miss Kate Field. Most of the
justices of the Supreme Court were there,
and many members of Congress.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23

If you cannot get ATHIoPHoRos of your drug.
gist, we will send it express paid, on receipt of
regular price-one dollar per bottle. We prefer
that you buy It from your druggist, but If he
hasn't it, do not be persuaded to try something
else but order at once from us, as directed.
ATHLoPHoRoS CO., III Wall Street, New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23
Keep Them Away.

The department of State is informed
that the banks Magnolia and Avonport
have cleared from Rotterdam for the
United States without the required bill of
health Customs officials have been mott
fled that an epidemic is reported ut Rot
tpr1am
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23
Frank Hurd Defeated.
the Telephone Investigation
A New Library building.

WAsHINGToN, April IS, - When the
telephone investigating committee met
to-day General Bradley II. Johnson,
president and attorney for the Wash
ington Telephone company of Baltimore,
made an application to have eXpunged
from the record all that part of Secretary
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23
Regarding Glandstone's Irish Land Bill
-Chamberlain's Position.

LONDON, April 1s.-The Times, speak
ing editorially of Mr.. Gladstone's land
bill, says the whole project is open to all
the financial objections so forcibly urged
by Mr.. Chamberlain in his letter of resig-
nation, and above all it is exposed to the
criticism that the Irish tenants have de-
clared against paying more than prairie
value for the land. The government may
in the presence of hostile criticism be look
ing in the direction of dissolution of
Parliament, and the state of public bust
ness places no obstacle in the way of an
early appeal to the country.
The Telegraph, commenting on the land
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23
II Ell D.
About

" An the wonderful and miraculous cures"
" he unlvallcd and peerless medioines.
And note the following
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
REAL ESTATE.
DI,sINESs AT THE EXCHANGE.


Although 10 public sales were advertised
,rd.v at the Real Estatc Exchange there was fair
.aorce both at the brokers call and during tho pno
rho,rs Among those on the door were Pienry pugro
os K Emo aud Mark Ottingcr. II is anticipated tha
- -, auc ion sales drop OF there viii be moro business
,o,- nc uroscrs Morris b. Bacr x Co., smith q Oar-
ivan and several other firms report brisk MARKET
same daercuce OF opinion ex.sts as 10 the proOaoie
coorse Of m ces during the next few months An expert
.rced broscrsaid: IL expect before next fan prees
>yi a. ,olneW what =. present tAt .li"e"itl - 40.
e, spff nforrftV. hut how II DuY ~ Al! tlh~ Io""9
yorth having Is hard TO get hold on. -, .s,
Ttat number of wants" issued AT lhe can cNterieu
.nrsc If any other meeting yet on record. lNestuen. .
,rrtv was called for IN the orNsoods dttrIc' 10 cVS'
i,r so 600 To - 30. .UO0; also ieucmcnt property pr
-, -crnt,i ANA Tenth aVcs to cost o2pooOVi sht
r,vrtovu tenement hoIse With store 10 cost Itoh
sft 400 10 $4,000; plot OF Ground uetNeen
i,rith an Forty first SITS. ana LeNngloh
"a Eighth aves.. capable OF improvements
. not ,O fee, front the corner OF Noltl 4i41t-HV
49,, = - e~r cund red and thrtythri and One hundred
&c Fonrih aves. and Fifty second to s1NV second
.ts and a lot 80 by 100 in vicinity OF ANih-'oh anu
N,r,ci..sfs with old buildings for lmpIONemeht. Con
stscrolle vacant as well rs improved property was
rsrs3 including pot 81 by loo on The CAST sue OF
~e,Ic .nuta af SoVcnty-thld- -i., Tor SiV'V"; tNo
los u 3nt-tLrt tN-el hsl, WVs' ga
,sone,oro fr 100 each. three lots in iWenty-tl-nt
a. near Madison ave- for 467.eOO three-si0ry oIowh-
s',rc in Fi.fy.Nrsst., between second an" u' "''
rirato nolse iu ~eveEtv-seycnth-sL, near it'n-N,'
g., - 600: "a lour-stOry brOwust0ne pil0,te 80
near Aa-lsuh-.i g. "L
- go ~ Twelve acres 80 N'maronrca ior -'''0N'
80 sl,cr,l cnuutry seats at White rams 10 loH''
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
MEW HOIEL TO lease.
Qurtion Sales Of Real Cstalc.
IMPORTANT SALE OF MANUFACTURING
PAOILAIY IL BNIDGLLOkI. GOWN

NOTICE is HEREBY GlyEN that IN pursnance of
decree Of the Court OF the state OF tonneccui
md oT Fairfield ounty passed My i 1856 ioree9sins
q October $50. auI male - the
Machine favor the Central I1Uet Com
panv NcwYorK Iusfee and pursuance Of The power
sale cona said mort there will BE- sold at pub
Mc the ~uprilO court Room in the Court House
said CIV OF B1g port SATURDAY Juy p lcSG. at 10
0Hcs In the forenoon on any subsequent dy or ds 20
which the Pee tle ftil estate or
Howe 1fG hne COMPANY I'm said prilgcD0 inrluliug te
buok factory bli 'lugS dwelling houscs and a oht build
h"rcon. and the boilers. piping apparatus shaiths
saif r. for buildings totclrr viii The persona.
property bg said mprtase anG VicI Is cnumcr
aicG in certain schedule attached 10 sad decree.
said property viii br ~ll subject to j. lor mortgage 10
savings Grid .cpDrt. 60 10 f
lfta la Ns ~ Hume cDstcr * COMPANY and
tho oi tIe Credit company Ilnitei botI OI
London. England.
qd property VIII he sold entirety end must DE- paid
it either in cash OF iu the non is pi tc company secured
saf i0o't~loa firir pro value lO cent of ie
purchase pr,c viii n required o. he pain az tie time o sale
within tWt MY dass there. tti ana an
aluf eqrrl M least 20 tho sl 4i.SJJ - and ai
pcuses OF thc sa'c N Isl hc paid IN cash
A -ld Go rec oi CONT ON lHf u'stiil
ton clue Of .le praper T. p sol Nll b. iurisl.l
20 Tho C"Itrll rus company o Ne"l OK
a.; ~ Nas..u Il. NcwNcIk MY, ol . the subscriber
JAMES STAPLES, -pfc.'l ON missioner
bridgeport, COnnccucut-
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
Summer Resorts.

4 MONG THE CATSKILLS.-Beauti loca-
~ ton; Accomodaous for tIry pleasant rooms good
bo9Id pure mountain air pleasant walls dives Telegraph
in house; piano, gans daily mails For particular adj
CO., y. J.. Box O1.
OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE Rockland.
~ Lake.
tn Hudson % miles from sew YORK via West
shofo Railroad and steamer Chrysfenahi puIo mount tain
air hbo drives, LAKE boat g and
fishing Reduced Iates iOr June.
GREAT NECK HOUSE. Great Neck l.. l.
~ NOW Opcn.-Onc hour from New YOIk accessible via
IdicWid nnn Meta. from landing
also tree trains Flushing NOtL Shore lalrOad
fine beach. boating. etc Address above.
DROSPECT HOUSE, Great Neck, L. I.-On
the Sound Open June.l large airy rooms bathing
fishing &C. 10 walk from landing IL daily
~ and fro two steamboats,
Address above. Box IA. Great Neck Post Onlce.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
r,copnrDRrAI, ESTATE rRANsFER5-N. Y. CITY

,,,o, o.. arl I5its bet crane and anthony avos
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFER5-N. Y. CITY.
me orins si,vs On. l' s,l,' trlls'''ioas re'orIed
., ~, Tee.. tei's oIce today
60 ms. lo5 ii wof sthayc. 2AGz9s9; sidney -oooo
Noo.i.l Ie,; s,; Nos .ul ~ ''' $4,000
g. fifds.If r- " iaf WIZ i--- l
I7s! ,,. S sr VI i 90 90 %ihclnns 1000
Pro,uo. II. b. - . "a o. $50 81. A'' lam -''~ q,
.-., .'., 40. i and ii L. 3,rill; s,ne 20 sarah
r.,,,, p. Sos ilj aa ~, 5oHio5' same 70 john
i~A ',raf-ir. al another .......-....-..
>ea' t.us. -55.5f'V Of idavc -o4Nio'''' ~"ineto
lea ,i'5 at .sc q S' ',,.ayc s551il52x iirce
ss'e'i @ ssnto g. iSg II = o. -a. i2,''' ciooo
'heIi' 49, 'bS Sg 'U ..... AIS
c.,.,.,-,r. 'i -, 10 ~ ,iIoxlo0 Thomas fitzgerald
Oh -. .vtfra,c VIC TO Aice NJ nayies 10000
hlra-,i; i;-i' HT "a 4l25
,,.,.e .i C.. Sii f. Of Jane 4Llz,s.
S'fsS 12s,9, nsFpeas S ss: is ,ao:.... lsol
1'sc c.. VI 10000
III, ,s, =. ry 40 R " " Renne.iy - $4,000
l'i Fl KHe,i.l H. M ran, J. ga. ......... 1000
oas s.. N,s aul 49, " lail,moie Ieface. to il
IL K, St 1ioe 10. a. a. iloa,r o 20 pons, 10000
S2a .,; c.,g ........... $4,000
s'i,, ,-,g aai f, To- I,a,ath uain.f.-. ,.. 1920
fiuencs ana " iir ty = + iiayr ara -----;:
s4'-.'' u Fl - I S,ti 1900
j Icosss ii,' ld VII TO nos t,att C,ooO
81. ) IT Of -dare l..lox'e.e L smith 10
so,t So sij la.t 2-xI -. ami also $, 1871 Ist-
ave. 25xej. Gil Iannoy and another ioJ
''' AID Vie g. t. J. L,choca6erg 5000
a,i vi a. i5oe'.r 2l5oo
l. ' To- e " ,t.bc o. .. 27ooo
Is s' scc To- g., .evl ............. 1000
ll7ti-t g. lN~.l 80 coi .o-Iec a. "XlO' arson
,rd another 90 James GOD ..-..--..
'''i,.i 5ciGtlit .ra W.. To- j. ao,scah4n $500
Herman 90 g. 3vrn. ............. ...-.:-..
9si,-st n@, lots >os {. :, =, lnll. "a IT, H. 10;
ii5,r,..io s. # rhri1i -..... ........ 10000
e-t1,st~s. a5a teor f0to.ave. 5pklooil, p 81 r.
I.vlaet.Il..t e lot so 1l',1 151lo0 p II seq TOT ,
,-c,, e.. ira.i and wife 10 ~ J1s.b.... 2ia0O
AvcD 10 ~ X-o n a -. y 70 $ ,arkss-i. lV''0o
ca .., "a ,n,,,o @ 70 p b na.ctv & ''. 1880
W,sfclrs- er iaill oadst nes. Ia neo kobtms-
ave 2oAl-' y e. e ia ware I'io- 10 lo-,,t ID, 900
Ia1eioore r'-cree. to ,ic ann--..-. 5000
sam, pro- ,ly j. NJ. Nt - .-c --..--.- 4t''0V
',a... la.,ac. q dw &lfs-ri 10000
e,.a,a 'v3..t5J rat a.. -. l4ooo
''i.i. si.sn,a ma ' @ ,.. i ' 10 1890
9-t ST, $751; - q 'so ~ l1'l'trt, --1l00li; i;oE. ola
lasd.si. j. \. g75 rwf ave. -51lonlli Benz
@'i f55b ana 1 oJ y o3y W. se a .o.sy 10000
9tl.sve. e-. - % u of 2IsI-s '7t Cath j. halley
Sane p4opolt5 Geo j. .Jto. a.t W.l, % .1r-lue J.
I- amy
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29

lro;acss Iropertr tor 9ll; 40 II Ct
rg'O LET.-Storcs on Dcclman, Ann. William
RrLANp & WHITING. Beetman-st.
V'O lET.-Lofts or DeeAmaH, Fulton. Ann,
4 Frankfort. Cf and " Ham sts
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
forers 0uo Carriages.
Eost an0 founo.

I OST Bank book No. 9O90l on Dry Dock
a. savings Park Any person having claims upon said
book called 10 present The 10 e bank within
dtys. the sId nook VIII be declared cancelled
tnsIshci. and new one issued ia lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
AClN0MDACKS.
CONGRESS HALL.
EnAEST EnM9E.

~ BD~, iAkE NORRIS 90, " J.
lorynine miles from Vow YORK: two miles from stan.
nope ~ 10 ilh M a. H. DfieitfIl Resort Iicv tou ldO)
ieS Lure az no w.lara no foosqmtoos 200 feet from
tNr rack Lass ani lickrrel li-hlng Holng. Driving,
Lawn 1cnnt Music. Dancing WI omen Iunc i2 Terms
Moderate Stagc7 meet all trains For part cuars addro
". ii. BAKER Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
Guction 5ales

CHATTFL MORTGAGE SiLT.-Tohn &.
\ Iyet Aurf'orecr vil 'c ~ public nuc'lon ~1tir.
~ May 21 -G. ~ l1 oo'0,K %. m. ar NJ lG1 mind
ave. I'm his city ihe r1frre 'uf Yfurs = f.ol brer
saloon. by nIdcr az ne s. .Ilt.i-c
Asfl8Ei 10 lIIl RI, Attorney f0r N0rf.sco.
o. Nas-a, IT,. SEES. ork.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
GeIp Wante0

XTANTED-A Protestant lady'--mlii WHO
~ can brng go1i ooruie nations Apply az % 81 asl-
inot0n square fOui lO 20 ID
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29

ConrirD iJrOpertD Wantc1
FURNISHED HOUSE wanted on Eme or Del.
4 and La,k Road for three months small family nO
children. would board with private lam
H.. Box ~, Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
DnarN an0 hoors.


East Side.
FURNISHED NOON in private fpmiiy near
central ak fOr sir gle gent oman, American preferred.
e'ereuccs audress I, Box a., IrDllc Upto"n once.
los Broadway.
EANDSOMELY furnished .uite of rooms
flc'n- Gramcicy Park; a.s0 sin-' r01ns b-il hot
and co.u water s.lt,mcn only, reference.
sO Irmrp'ace
GENERAL pleasant furnished rooms with
- board; trars.ents taken terms moicrlfe
rFUREE comfortably furnished rooms 10 rcnt
at ~ East lSth-st References oV rlfne-L
XEALLACF'S HESTATRANT. 121 1th-avc.
Ham. ncy FURNISHED iooa, foi t-,te.' also al
sDFST-Sr., ~ EAST. between Broadway and
- 8tA ye-Eoo'ns. Handsomely furnished VIII cr'c-
lcuf Do ~ summon prices Ic hb'Ih0oi an xeeltolaD.
Z ( EAST 2CiH-ST. 49, rarior and second
- floors with private OathrooIsi private table Win.
ou, bolra; also Single rooms for -oAteAAon.
West Siie.
DLFASANG ROOMS-'t rca~onahle rates.
vim excellent board, for calucm O couples. is
West t't-st
ITO LNr-Frcut Office 1880 at 247 We,t
= l-Jt-,t. near etA.No Kent 4oU.
Apply Room o.
: ~ WEST 51Sr-SI.-Wnh holrd. hand
1 - somcl uIIl.ici ro,ls Hal pee ut '.ncn
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
Seal Gstcte agents.

Eor Country and CITY Property on or near the
4 hudson River OF send 20 JONAlliAN DIChIN-
son. Ecai Tsi.to agent. Po1sh-c .'slc, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
NEw-IoEK. Friday. MAY

No sales woe loid at tho LAeD"1s 'l'' -'0V III 7
SATURDAY. MAY 90.
1,, gicford '. Nqr7e" e On.
,.,. o.. for. Il lths bet Crane and Anthony aYos
~ luUXl.iXlsJ.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
G,al5 an0 Rooms Co Cct.

G,al5 an0 Rooms Co Cu
4 UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE APART
4 az MINIS m tr IDv D.. lfIrr ln2 N.ef o. Iaf.
conner stisyc ond naf. hsr.r, SIZE t
and veruaton; spacious ruuc aad prf. 4as At.i.l r
sf ffAts et- .J 10 80 I'D. icsd..l -l.T o0u. ~
tendance.
J.. j. CARPENTER, II LIP pTY.sT
Branch Office, ll5l @tayo, near o. Inst
1 7 - EAST 2OIlI-ST. near Broadway,
- nicely furnish Ian for ecnten.ni hist class
At - Observation-Disclosures. between
- Broadway and thc Park very c.Ocr fl'v hauf-
som F FURNISHED IOol, iA1to l- ala near IesiaurlI
hDcls. dc.
ELEGANT APARTMENTS FOR BACH.
fl;. i.f .4a, corner f2Gst n aropro9i 0u.id.
location IN the city.
lNURNlSnED Apartment TO ront IN Wcst
luih 81 plenty o iie-h o'f sunlight. Gecrlic lts
and ali modern confcuieiC.s apply
H. H. p.. 755 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
Couutrp Doay0

At MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Cornwall -on-i iiud-
- son l.Fau0n ~ t,Nt. ] A. hour fnm NtD-4N.s W
We't shore or2A2 'y Mary Powell For par ul.r. a4r
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29

NURSE.-By Il colored man rs professional
nurse md massage operator by tho hour Gay oi wseA
very bost oi reference AddoSs ~ ~ "" ''' "e''
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29

GROOM ar ,SEFUL MAN.-By Protesting
u young mar az n years unlersa ID, the ea.e, Ok
horsrs c4fa ses harness IL g0Ot driver best tior
EN- wound pTeer place country wiA DO IOaua "lilaS
and obNging. Address ,,.-.-,..
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
MANSION ROUSE.
GEORGE IL HOTEL
GLEN SUBMIT HOTEL,

t'IlLf 7 I.ITII, Nm.
Alwaypcn mounta n resort on the line OF the Ie
leh laHty h1lro 1000 lrct elevation Pure air and water
Nacni'fn scenery ~umptnOus Hotel accommodation s.
itt IOl Tie Invalid recreation ths seeker
any Il all s'asons of the year moderate pricrs I'm
coualed ralrDf. fllIIsA Draw nr-fllM cars every
tram and easy acc from an parts of the country.
For terms, etc. address rs above
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New-York tribune., 1886-05-29

NEWPORT COTTAGE 10 rent for summer
y Iato gentleman gong uIoyo. Apply
fa!4toiy % BAEif.i. WATSON.
80 ThGmes ST. Newport r. l.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29

NIONTCLAIR REAL ESIATE.-Fuily fur
W llsled residences 10 l.tlortIC summer variety
HNWH h PAKaONn. ~ o. l.st. y. Y.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-26
Proposals for Beef.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS,
WASHINCTOS Eah 10 I2s

CEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed Proposals for
- Beef" and directed 20 the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, Washington. ID. c., will be received
1856, for the delivery at Crow Agency Montana
during the current fiscal year. of about 500. 900
pounds of gross beef. the first delivery 20 be made
not later than April 81 1856.
The contract viii be made for good merchant
able beef. and VIII be subject 10 rigid inspection
before accepted
The cattle are 20 be furnished on the hoof and
must be steers and cows mo bulls or stags) not
over seven years OF age and must average not less
than $50 pounds gross at each delivery.
No animal will be accepted that weighs less than
700 pounds. or that nets less than so per cent of
its gross weight The price must be figured gross
but for all cows delivered under any contract a
discount Of 20 per cent. from the proposed price
will be made. Bids must specify whether the
cattle to be offered were wintered north or south
of the south line Of Kansas The right is reserved
TO reject any ali bids CT any part of any bid If
deemed for the best interest Of the service; the
further right Is also reserved to increase dimn-
ish the amount Of beef specified in any contract to
the extent Of Is per cent.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certified
check or draft on some United States Depository,
made payable to the undersigned. for at least 5
per cent. Of the proposal which check or draft
will be forfeited TO the United States ID any
bidder or bidders receiving an award shall fail to
promptly execute contract with good and sufIi-
cient sureties; otherwise TO be returned TO the
bidder.
I'D. C. ATKINS,
feb26-3w-exc-sun Commissioner.