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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02
MURDER IN sHANrYrOwN.
Mrs. MOriarty's Charge and Clerk
lemons Discovery.
From the Mean York Herald.

Lemons Discovery.
From the Mean York Herald.
81 want a warrant for the arrest Of Patsy
Delaney, Yer Honor, Judge" said Mrs.
Moriarity, of Shantytown, yesterday
morning in the YOrkville Police Court.
''What for?"
''For murther, Yer Honor, judge"
The Justice looked up astonished.
"Whom did Patsey Delaney murder;
where and when"
''The villin murdered Charles Shtewart
Parnell last mite and furninst me own
dure."
"Who is Charles Stewart ParneIl?1
asked the magistrate, with doubling
look.
"Shure it's me own darlin' Charley that
wos wild me for twinty-sivin years, am me
husband had him rekristened agin twelve
months ago"
The Justice, deeming it one OF the ordi-
nary cases of assault, handed her over to
Clerk Lennon TO have her cOmplaint taken,
which was done in the usual dry, matter
Oi-tact way.
"HOw was it donep
"KnOcked his brains out wild hammer,
the murdhern' blackgyardW
Mr.. Lennon WINGED, but considered it
the usual exaggeratIOn.
"Where is the victim, and why is he not
in cOurt?"
"He's as dead as a dure nail, an wot
wud be be dom IN cO0rtT'
what was the age OF the deceased? p
Chow do | know? Sbure he KEN TO me
whin wee bit Ov thing. an had him
for twinty-sivin long years." and she put
her apron to her eyes.
Native or foreign born @'
"Sorry the wan % me knows, sor."
"Was he a relative or an adopted son,
madam"
"Be of, We dirty, crop-headed black
gyard! Is it goat I'd have for re!a-
tivew
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02
CnuNrEnFElrs IN PARIs.
How the Queer is Showed in the
Great French Capital.
From a Re cent Letter.


from Hs4s0' Ledtr.
counterfeit ana Cepreclateu CONS are
very numerous lust now in Paris. Every
day we read Of tho arrest Of mapufactur.
ors o,,1 .tsbo,.o,s,, of ~, ,.,,oc,. >, "a .ho
-. s.',.,. -, 49, ~
ooul'7 uo"i WIN Vneuh very severely ou1
the example does not appear to exercise
any deterring influence on other evil
doors. One and two franc pieces Of lead,
so clumsilv initiated that YOU wonder how
any one can be taken ia BY them, are con-
stantly being offered ia change at cafes
and restaurants. Il il an absolutely ne
cessary precautiOu toeXamine every coin
received at such places, not only TO
avoid counterfeit but also to prevent
the garcOns from passing of on YOU
Peruvian and Gillian dollars, which are
exactly the same weight and size OF five
franc pieces, but, not being legal tender
are worth 15c 10 zoe. less. How this
South American money has rouna its way
INTO France il something | cannot eX-
plain. but there is certainly IA great deal
of it floating around and, sure Of being
able to pass them on others, the walters
at many of the large cafes on the boule-
wards make no difficulty about accepting
t1em But it Is not only at such places
that you are like % get taken IN with
these South American dollars. ONLY
the other day, when l was going over
to London, | paid for my ticket at the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02

when you demand Benson's Capcinc Plaster
of a druggist, 10 expect 20 receive one. Yet
there are. we regret 10 say, a few druggists
of the Cheap John variety who will try TO
persuade you 10 accept some worthless sub
stttute with a 8imllSr sounding name such az
"Capsiciu," apsicum,' "Capucin,n cap
sicine,' etc, prelNet sometimes with the
name Burton" or Benton" Cheap John
will offer you one of thosc wrctchcd imlta-
tons for half the price OF she genuine. az he
can well afford To do, its r, al value being
depended upon 90 cure every Rilmeut subject
~ external treatment. They are prompt,
sure and thorough. Protect yoHrsclf against
deception by buying Of reliable druggists
ouly The genuine bears the "Three seals"
tradcm rk. ana has the word "Capcinen cut
ia the centre.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02
Enr $atF.
Georgia Coast Islands for Sale.

400 ACRES, embracing MiIigan's and
1OO other small islands in Bryan county,
between Bear and Midway rivers, near -.
Catbarines Sound. adjacent ~ the mainland,
covered with valuable cedar. and having salt
marshes, cbeckered with creeks suitable for
raising oysters THIS property can be made
available for good income in a very short
time. But in addition 70 these advantages it
Is nearly IN the centre of the land locked
Georgia cOast fisheries and oyster beds. and Is
passed every day by steamboats, and other
craft navigating those waters. The islands
can also he utilized for truck farming, and
VIII need no gusno or fencing. The main
land in the negbborhOod is very eligible,
already occupied by farms and handsome
residences. No one can make a mistake in
investing in this property at the present low
prices Of land Tue country 10 yearly in
cressing vastly in population, and prices are
bound 20 keep pace with this constant growth.
Tnese islands arc cheaper now than they will
ever be again. and ore bound TO be sOld. Ex-
anime the property and send in your bids at
an early day. All cash or part cash and re-
mainder in twelve months, with security,
Address l.. G. BRYAN, So Barnard street,
Savannah, Ga,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02
THAT CONFEDERATE DEBT.
Congressman Reagan Thinks the
Claim Absurd.


Congressman Reagan, in conversation
in regard to judge Fullerton's recent ar
gument for the payment OF the Confeder-
ate bonds, says:
at is producing hurtful effect on the
public mind it is mischievous, and mis-.
chlevou5 only. in its effect. Fullerton's
assumption That because the United
States forbade the states paying the debt,
made themselves liable for damages, re-
suItinG from constitutional provision, IL
clearly without the support Of any recog-
uiZed legal principle. When the COnfed-
crate government ceased % exist, all its
rights, powers, duties and obligations
ceased with it, and there was no legal
obligation on the part Of any OF
the States which composed the
Conlederacy to pay its debts. The only
basis TOR the view taken by Judge Fuller
ton IL that 1t was possible for these States
% have assumed the moral responsibility
for Confederate debts. But they had not
done so when the United States took ac-
ton on this subject, and that fact answers
and negatives Judge Fullorton's theory.
His proposition Is not only absurd, but
positively harmful. It may stimulate
hopes In holders Of evidence of Confederate
debt, which eau never be realized. 1t may
stimulate Vicious speculation IN these Sc
curitles. 1t is causing certain partisan
Republican papers to claim that citizens
OF the Southern States are putting forward
this scheme, which IL wholly untrue"
Ex-MiEIsrER KAssoE is In poor health, but
kceps &C work Rt His literary purBuitg.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02
A MAN LIKE A SNAKE.
Being Bitten by a Viper He Darts
out His Tongue.


NEWARK, o., June 2s.-John Taylor,
farm hand employed by Mr.. Samuel
Stewart, while cutting rails on Thursday
stopped to remove rail. lie felt a sting
on the right wrist; he jerked hrs arm and
there, hanging to his wrist, was large
blowing viper, one of the most venemous
OF snakes. TAYLOR shook it Off and it
started after him. He ran TO the house.
tied his arm with q silk handkerchief, and
thus INSTRUCTED the flow Of blood and the
carrying of the poison through the system
for time.
Shortly after he was attacked with
paroXysm, which lasted thirteen hours,
during which be writhed ahd twisted,
darling his tongue, Kissing, and other
wise acting like snake. Four men could
not hold him, and be had 20 be tied TO the
bed. Yesterday he had another spasm,
which lasted forty-ive minutes. One of
these spasms was brought on by his wife
Offering him green peas, the sight OF
which produced cOnvulsions. He cannot
bear the sight OF angling green.
IL Is one OF the worst cases on record,
but by the free use OF liquor tits expected
u save his life, although the suflerings OF
the man are almost indescribable. resem-
bling somewhat that OF hydr0phobia, eX-
cept that he can swallow without diff
Guilty.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02
BUYING THE WIFE Or ANOTHER
How a New Jersey Farmer Secured
the Woman lie Loved.

How New Jersey Farmer Secured
the Woman lie Loved.
OCEAN GROVE, n. j., June 3O.-Euis
Thompson, a wealthy farmer living about
mile from here, had long loved Katie
Carson, pretty girl OF Red Bank, but he
could not win her In the usual way, 80
now he has bought her from her husband
and taken possession of her as his wife,
together with her two children. Six years
ago Farmer Thompson and Hiram Sat
teriee were rivals for the hand OF fair
Katie. Thompson was rich, ugly and 40.
Satlerlee was -, handsome aud poor. Sat
terlee won The girl and married her. They
lived, until week ago, in little house
along the railroad near Deal Lake. sat
terlee was employed On the New York and
Long Branch road, but intemperauce has
ruined him, and he has given but scanty
support TO his family. Lately ThOmp-
son saw how poor the family was, and
how the woman be loved was being
i'll used by her husband. His sympatnIes
went out TO the injured wife, and ne
l0nged to take her to the house he was
building on his farm. and which was 80
rapidly nearing completion. How to over
come the lnsurm0untdbie difficulties
which seemed TO present themselves was
the one question in his mind. At length
ne had Happy Inspiration. He would
buy her. When he broached the subject 10
Mrs, Satterlee she received the PROPOSE
ton with fewer sCrupie3 than he had eX-
pected; she appreciated his solcltude,
and If she could not return his affection,
her gratitude would 90 long way to-
wards IL. The question now arose az TO
whether the husband would make
reasonable bargain. Mr. Thompson went
10 the house and preached the subject.
Satteriee thought st first IL was Joke,
but when he saw Thompson was in earn
est he became serious, and finally offered
10 sell bis vile and children for $500. Mr..
Thompson put down the cash at once.
That night Satterlee left for New
York, and the woman and children are
now living with Thompson in comfort and
hauufnpgg.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02
LOST RINGS FOUND.
Singular Adventure of MFR. Slowpop
fPhiiadeIphia and Others.
Fromtis cane AA4ntic Ne,o.

tie CaUe AHtstfc Nt,c,
WbiIa tshfpg Tor vvaat6sb in tho
+l,,o,,,-, -. ,,-;,.., ,o.+or
W l,,'''e Lea "itNiu9 'Il"S1
uay MI faul FottethWalte, OF fhllHuel-
phia, met with singular adventure
which was finally worined out of him by
o,ir renortar vvithout+ba aid of 81 CORY
- 49, ,,l l..''S Y--o ''u 49,,
eoie"' I'LL = l 0'l'e'n W "l'e "Hu Hel 'e"N
uiul and accomplished sister Miss Love-
were of the party, with young Alexander
SlowpOp, who has for several seasons been
paying attention to Miss LOWE. Mr.. Slow
pop hooked a large fish, which seemed I'M
usually strong Tor weakfsh and almost
pulled him over the side OF the boat. In
the struggle plain gold ring was pulled
off Mr.. Slowpop's finger, and, slidny down
the line, disappeared with gulp into the
mouth OF tae fish, which immediately bit
the liue in two and disapp- AIRED. Pre-
sently Miss Lowe got bite. and it WAS
evident that she too had strong weaStish.
Finally she landed him and on taking the
hook from his mouth was astonished to
find MIR. SloWpOp's ring, which mechanI-
caliy Slid ON her finger. The young people
looked at each other and bushed. They
Will be welded when the leaves begin to
turn"
Five years ago Messrs. Wallace and
William Howe, residing In the village of
MOoredeld, Nicholas county, Nv, went
into pond on their place and seined tor
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02

60, M ,hNNiPHIs, June 21.-David d. Atchi.
syu Nietk 81 the Supreme Court of Texas.
h. 'eu 'n Memphis few DAYS ago from
f. i."IHe IN Galveston. He was en- route
eu'ucky, but was detained here on
s,r'als' Thursday evening he was
a coJGHeh Win catalcpsy. He remained in
So Vo,'apse until . O'clock yesterday after
NJ oo, "Uen he suddenly revived, not fully
furr g 80 PVT sufficiently to Indicate re-
vas ' VI NE aud normal condition. lie
W S'Ve9ded by Drs. il. W. Mitchell and
ststo1 aylor. Later last night he
ali liz, S, mat he had been conscious
pyas ,Se Time, and was able to locate nearly
Hjss son that happened in his presence.
Cle,so u, VINO is Deputy Supreme Court
TOMS was lelegraphed Tor and will arrive
vii NV rom Galveston. MIR. Atchisou
mAt oDoaolY proceed on his trip TO Ken
YEAR ~ ~" tae arrival OF his son. He is 60
his casa age and the physicians speak Of
one. ~ az an interesting and very rare
whepb 1l'e suffering from the attack,
rama{,1s arm was raised by the doctor It
iendtd u 'here. When his leg was ex-
hls e,o. remained motionless. when
and v,bsn we're closed they remained shut,
spsce u,,t. open be looked into vacant
"lthout winking.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02
CITY MARsHAL's SALE.

CITY MARsHAL'S OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, July !, 1861
THDER a resolution passed in Council
- will oner for sale. at public Outcry, in
front Of the Court House door, IN the city OF
Savannah, on TUESDAY, the sixth day of
July, 1856:
Lot NO. 20 WESLEY WARD; minimum
appraised value Sl,21O; condition. that the
purchaser thereof or his assigns shall erect. or
cause TO be- erected, upon the said lot, within
one year from the date Of sale. permanent
improvements equal In value 10 One-half OF
the purchase price OF said lot.
Terms-Ono-third cash. the balance pay
able In one and two years, with interest at Z
per cent. per annum, purchasers paving for
papers. l.. l.. GOODWIN,
City Marshal.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
One Cent a Word.

ADVERTISEMENTS, 10 Words or
more, in this column the best IN the pGper)
inserted FOR ONE CENT A WORD, Cash
tR AdvGnce, each Insertion.
EceTg6odg toho has any ,cont TO supply
angthing to 6uy or to sell, any business or
accommodations to secure; inGeed. any lctSh
10 0rGhfh should advertise IN his Goldman.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02
NOTICE.

THE INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURING
4 COMPANY having determined 30 con-
ceutrAte It's business aL Augusta, Offers for
sale their works at HaWkiusyille. The lOca-
tioh IL favorable both for obtaining material
and ford spOsingo OF the product, For descrip-
ton Of buildings, machinery, etc, and terms,
which will be liberal, amply to
INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURING CO.,
Augusta, Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02
Cor observation-disclosures.

TOR RENT, about twenty acres OF land
Il partly within the extended city limits
extending from the Waters road to South
vile, with entrance from that road and also
by way OF the White BLUM road. There rs
well OF good water on the premises. Several
acres adjoining the house il fenced and under
cultivation, and Il fine lot OF fruit trees plant
ed. The place is conveniently located for
range for cattle, which can be fenced at a
small cost. For particulars apply to e. IL.
DNRSETT.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02
'oNsfoED's ACID PHOSPHATE

DR. !, p A. Nervine.
says. ..I Do " Hoard, Concordia, Kan,
preatl, =, nave used it personally and am
'ne.n' p'esssd with its action as a ner.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02
Roarntna.

w ANTED.-A few more boarders can be
w accommodated At 200 Broughton street;
pleasant south rooms
CULPHUR SPRINGS, ALA.-Wsnted, 200
- guests nc mi, delightful summer Resort
Tor the season ] IS. Good climate, excellent
water and reasonable rates. Situated thirty
miles south Chattanooga, within two miles a.
&. :. railroad. w. G. hewitt. Proprietor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02
Ulutoarapllu.

ID HOTOGRAPHY.-Fi Cabinet Photo
graphs three dollars and fifty cents u
ioZen; process instantaneous. j. N.WILSON.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02
Gn,plnplncnt l1Iamtrn.
isstarrLlalreolto arlnnte.

Nv ANTFD 10 KENI, small mousse WIN
w all improvements wthm ten minutes
walk OF Congress street. :. H., News ottice.
NEWSPAPERS, ArTENTION.-I want to
~ buy a weekly paper in 1--we Georgia
JuHn, or would ike q half interest, or take
the editorial and business management of a
live paper; eighteen years experience, and
at present on stan Of daily paper. Address,
giving full particulars, r., care Savannah
NeWa.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02

Ex-MtHI5rER KAssoE is In poor health, but
NeeDa at work " his literary purBuits.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02

GREAT BARGAINS at NEIDLINGER q
VI RABUN's in slightly soiled trunks and
bags at cost.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02
Entertainments.

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WANTED. everybody 30 know that at No.
w ls BroughtOn street, opposite Alt
Mayors store. you can get liberal advances
on anything OF value.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02
LOT 80 CRAWFORD WARD,
Corner East Broad ana McDonough sts.,
AT AUCTION.
RyJ.McLAUGHLIN&SON

On TUESDAY, July Oh, lE83, before Court
Hoase, at II o'clock,
EAST HALF LOT 38 CRAWFORD WARD,
frontingG 60 feet on East Broad rect by 40 feet
on McDOnOugh street.
THIS ia a good chance for any one wishing
property near the s., +. and w. Ry., and
being one 81 the few lots IN that neighbOrhOod
on the market it VIII be readily sought after
sale positive.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02

EOR SALE.-Thirty bead OF fine Mule,
a suitable for saw mill or naval store busi-
ness. Can be seen at Allen's plantation, near
Riceboro. For particulars, apply to VIM. w.
ROGERS, savannah.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02
For Sale.

EOR SALE, about eighty pews suitable for
Il a church. ut present used in Sunday
school room OF the Lutheran church. For
terms. etc. apply to W. f. SCHERFF, l49
and Isl BAY street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02

BOURGEOIS TYPE, complete font, about
ID $50 pounds. including case OF itaIc. for
sale cheap at Savannah Morning News Job
Dfipa
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02

nor SALE, fifteen shares Chatham Real
Il Estate and improvement Co.; twelve
install ments paid IN, Address CHATHAM,
care this Office.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-02

EOR SALE, Saratoga Monitors and CrysI al
Il Palace Trunks; repairs Of ali kinds exc
cuted Trunk Factory, state and Whitaker.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
amusemrnis.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
roxMAso %Tvggf sS.n' vf2gff1saa'Esib saa Eb%ry BOOTH
MqSSfs M2SSsspsy pkyEfTS sySsiSd ornELLo
fFhFESSeP42 FhESA9 &c. HAMLET
Mrs D. P. BOWERS.
M, w. ,0SfSSS RANtUn w,,snn nlx'
s25s, % and s. according Tois, from sil
BASEBALL. Polo Grounds To-day.
SEwy9n&S & y: cSIGSSf4 COLLEGE.
Game called at p. m Admission % cts.
E'IFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
e0''.! iPs iGisfi.'H ifTr rSSSSE S1S's ESs''''n
se's H''u' and
I ,YCEOM THEATRE. 4th-ave. and 23d-st.
HsS RAHHAS AsS FSHFaEhss
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
" f f1snSs' ''''''
Adapted from the fseaeh = keoaird q r.lcron by Mr.
Sifs TEfE6fSIFAS oFEkA p'f.R HOUSE
1' SOVEREIGN s5SsaxTfSSAfHr S1asSS %FsHf GREAT
Gilbert and Sullivan latest by permission OF
pnrscr+y rAeFAsL AZ Pow 02ZlSyssEFsyrp sssEi!Fss ORCHESTRA
New and MassySaa Eesan, E%Sro1aered Ma Dresses
EASTER SOUVENIRS FOa LADIES
presented at every performance during the week.
Sale Of seats now progressing
N1BLOS GARDEN. Reserved Seats, Soc
MrEK 4 oS klHAhE MikABS RBST Aff Rhek
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday at2.
NEXT WEEK-W. J. sCANLAN in SHANE IA LAWN.
STANDARD THEATRE. B'way & 33d-st.
~ The Eminent Comedians
BARRY AND FAY,
In the IRISH ARISrOCRACY.
Admission 5Oc Gallery. 26c Good seats. lower noor 81.
TNHEATRE COMIQUE, 125th-st., bet. Lex
uriay at T. TempIetons Opera Co-I HE MIKADO.
Next week-W Ii. POWERss IVY LEAF COMPANY.
'T'HALlA Observation-Disclosures and evening.
l. STRAUSS Beet Comic Opera
GYPSY BARON.
WALLACK'S.
w Sole Proprietor and Manager Mr.. Lester wallack.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
At the Matinee only
The performance viii commence with
THE PALACE OF TRUTH.
Mk LESTER WALLACK
In Pianches brilliant Comedy
THE CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH AT
To DO followed by w &. Gllberts Fairy Comedy.
EVERY MEMBER OF TEIS GREAT COMPANY IN
TIKI CAST
Saturday Matinee at 2.
ITll MONTH.
Il MERRIMAC AND MONITOR NAVAL BATTLE
The Greatest Attraction in New.York
Madlscn. ave. aud 5D:h.st
IN
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
Doar0 ano Rooms roante6.

Neutrality-suspicious. rooms, with and
without board for young Address giving correct
location after May terms and references YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. 81 East 23d dst.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24

Mrs. b. p. DUwEHS
Mr. {. W. COULDOCK, Mr.. BARTON HILL.
Mss MAIZE wAINwVIuH~.
Messrg. A. SALVISJ j. a. LANE, @. W. WILSON
Sale Of seats progressing Reserved seats 81 80,
81 50, SO and 81 according location. Boxes from sll
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
brouklpn propertp for Sale onS 90 fst

ITO LET.-A frst-class private stable, 323
Vanderbfit-nve. Lafayette ave. Brooklyn, 4Sx39
Apply TO 5. NJ. PE1TEN GILL. 263 broadway. N. Y.
ITO LET.-HOuse. great bargain 3-story and
Il 10 rooms. fire place heaters all improve
meuts ss6 formerly $50 beautiful shade Hslseyst.
Fulton Ferry. the door 253 lIaseyst- Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
Citp l1ropertp WanieS.

WANTED. n house in vicinity Of 6Sth-st.,
W between Park and jhsve; be hfstclass. Write
stating price, To
A. T., 49, Tribune ptown Office ], 1888 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
gonntrp propertp Wantco

WANTED.-A small farm of 20 to 40 acres
w within one hundred miles Of NewYork. Must have
water and wood OH the place Address
VIRGINIA, The Tribune
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
Gitp i1ropertp for Sale

WEST SIDE.-Decided Bargans.-Only two
left Of those thirteen superb four story oil hardwood
sod and SD sts between ythayo and central
Park: 800 feet from L atatlon
B6I West SSdst 19x52xlV2i front OF Philadelphia brick
and Nova Scotia etonc.
s7l West s2dst, Iex52xlOe ?; brownstone front.
Refer to purchasers o. adjoining houscs.
RICHARD DEEvES, Builder $50 West sSd st.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24

Main Offco retn0vtut 70
6o7 6TH.AVE. aud 1894 BROADWAY,
Near S5th st.
,, 1913 and $40 Fulton st., near PteTepons
Brookiyn Also, BAG Fulton st. nsac Vanderoitsye
The Of a applicants for situations are nVes
NURsE-INFANTs.-C Can bring baby up bottle. No
z 81. 597 6th-ave. $3.50, .....,. ,,.o,
WORKING GHOUSEKEEPER-High respectaoie' neat
Intelligent, No. = 100, at 597 9Th ave. n.
NURSE-INFANTS'.-Scotch Protestant NO. Il o. al
597 6th-aye , .. ,,rrr
LAUN NDREsS.-Protestant frstclass private family
prefers country. No A 20. at 507 6thaye ,,.r- ,.,
CHAMBERMAID and sEAAsTREss or NURsE.-Cut
and Mt, No Il 100. at 5y1 6thaye - =, .,o, o.,
Cook First class private family No ~ toe1 oth'
...-... ..,-,. ..,..,u
temperate best references Address w. p 6S7 6thave
C0ACHMAN.-Firstcla class city OF country bestre!erehce
Address b., 597 Cthave. =,
PRIVATE WAITER or COACHMAN.-Colored; Al eV
reference. Address W. j., 597 6th-ave.