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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-03

u pound mincc meat ~ cents pound
Horse radsh, 10 and ~ cents a bottle
New cider Jelly in five pound buckets 81
cents. Apple jelly 80 cents for 5.pound
pals, Raspberry jam no cents lor 5
pound pals. Grape fruit 80 to GU cents p,
dozen
Meats and Fish.
Spring lAmb, ~ cents for hndquar
tiers, ~ to 10 cents for iorcquartrr-. Nut
tom is quoted at ~ to ~ cents for
hlndquarters and 10 to l2i3 cents TOR fore
quarters. Beef, best cuts Western, fol
porter house is quoted at Is cents sir.
loin, 90 cents: round, II i To rs cents
Vermont beet quoted Al is to y
cents. Veal steaks IS to ~ cents Roasts
10 to is cents per pound. Cheaper cuts & tC
10 cents. Huns, sugar cured 10 to
II cents per pound breakfast bacon
ID to Is cents, homeless ham, - TO y
cents pound, California hams 10 to T.
cts. Il pound, smoked shoulders 10 cts
tripe 10 to IN cents, picked pigs feet l2lI
cents. Pickled lambs tongues - cts. pc,
pound. Corn beef i to l2i5 cents
Pork, roast, 10 to - cents pound steak
l2H to 10 cents. Salt pork TOTO l2}l cents q
pound. In poultry, spring chickens are
quoted at ~ cents a pound fowls, dress
ed, are Is cts. "A pound, aud turkeys 70
to - cents geese, II 10 Is cents pound
ducks, ~ to ~ cents pound
Fresh salmon, 40 cents for best cuts.
White fish, bass and pike T. to l.
cts. pound. Blue fish, is cts
sword fish ~ cents a pound Sal
mon trout 10 cts a pound Fresh mackere
bring 10 to 20 cts apiece cod, 10 to - CT
Il pound ; paddock, to 10 cents "a pound
halibut, 90 cents Il pound for the hest cuts
salt salmon l2lz Cts a pound. Salt SaimoL
trout l2l@ cents. salt mackcrcl - ! to lis
cents Goldfish g to ~ cents. Sisco-
/ 4 cents. Herrings cents Il pound
/ II.,,,, u l.1f
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-03
Congressman Grout Agrees with Senator
Morrill,.

Gen. W. ". Grout was a caller at the
Office Of the RUrM FGmoutcr last week.
The general speaks in terms Of frank and
manly condemnation of the misrepresrn
tatluns OF senator EdmuudS on the cleo
margarine bill. He regards him rs one of
the strongest and wisest friends the meas
ure had. The farmers of Vermont can
nave no Just cause for complaint against
the senator on this score.-RUrdl Yer
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RICHMOND, Aug. p
BURLINGTON, Sept. l.,

BURLINGTON, sept. I, 1856.
The butter, egg and cheese markets re
main unchanged, Garden products not
out OF season are quoted lower There is
a decline in prices 70. poultry. Native
grapes are III market this week. The fol-
lowing are to-day's quotations
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-03
Chicago Produce MARKETS..

CHICAGO. sept. !.
FLOuR-quiet Southern winter at ID
"a 30; Wisconsin at 3 Hdt4 Is; Michigan at
OUti 30; soft spring at 3 jV6yi 10; Mime
sofa bakers at 3 jpD4 10 patent at 1904 81
low grades at 756t2 -; rye tlOur at $50
J ~. WHEAT active. No. spring at
,6ls; No. . red at -. corn lower at
Al. OATS lower AT 2512 RYE steady No. :!
at ~. BARLEY finn. No. at 81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-03

Chief Justice Waite, who was taken
through the Chinese quarter Of san Fran
cisco few nights ago, says the restriction
ACT was not passed any TOO soOm
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vi IiliIt.D.

rcsilcnce of the brides father, S-utcmpcr /.
So by The Rev. L y Sq.ucr. Mr.. T. iw ri Il.
Horton to Miss Jennie l.. JuheN. No car Is.
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CHEESE-PriCcS same rs last week. Sales of
4U boxes at :, 80 at SIS 1870 al 81. $50 1T sls
500 farm dairy al 1L.H-a4, the hu X at So
Hutter-Sdlcs O! 40 packages at 1901 bulk at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-03

AT the adjourned term of the Unite,
states District Court held at Montpelc
Tuesday evening and Wednesday fore
noon, about 80 persons were naturalized
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-03

Hon. Albert Gallatn Dewey, the pio-
neer Of shoddy manufacture in America
who died in Quechee, Thursday, was born
December IT, lSO5, at Quechee Village in
Hartford, where he resided nearly his
whole life In 1896 he built "a wCollen mill
near his native village, which he and his
associates have continued to operate from
that time to the present. Mr.. Dewey was
at one time largely interested in farming,
and for several years has been interested
in running scythe manufactory at Tafts-
vile, besides many other smaller business
enterprises He was one of the projectors,
and for IL years president of the Wood
stock railroad. He represented the town
of Hartford in the Legislature OF Vermont
in 1850, 81, 63 and '64, was chairman of
the board of selectmen from 1858 to 1886
and was elected to the state senate in 1869
and for a term of two years in 1870. He
married June Is. 1910, Emily Strong,
daughter of Hon. William Strong Of
Hartford, VT, by whom he had three
children.
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The SUMMARY Is as tollows


The music for the fair is furnished by
the Bristol and Lincoln bands.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-03

At the Republican caucus held at Cor
poration Hall yesterday afternoon, l.. b.
Pldtt was nominated as candidate for
town representative. Mr.. Plat has always
been an Edmunds man, and declares that
he has no reason to change his opinion
now. The following names were nomi.
mated on the Justice ticket; h. j. White,
George L. Mcbride, w. b. Macrae, 5. H.
+. Day, A. o. Hood. j. " Iayignc. Nor.
rs Douglas, f. o. Johnson, Willard
10 not despair of curing your sick-hcadacnc
LlNrr rms They viii effect Il prompt ana
permanent cure ThcTuction is mi ID ana nat
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ADDISON COUNTY FAIR.


MlDDIEBURN, Aug. 3L-The 42d annual
Addison county fair opened here this
morning in IA hard rain and not much was
done. To day was devoted to making a
large number OF entries, arranging ex-
hibits and making other necessary ar
rangcmcuts. \ portion of the stock en-
tered was brought on to the fair grounds
long row of new cattle pens have been
erected on the west side of the race track,
and are very convenient for the inspection
of stock by visitors They were partially
filled with cattle to day and by to morrow
noon they will probably all be occupied
Floral hall presents already very at
tractiNe appearance. The entries here bid
fair to outnumber those of any preceding
fair, aud the articles brought in show that
the exhibit in Floral hall will he as "A
whole an unusually fine one. An exhibit
of agricultural implements and farm
which will probably exceed in numbers
and variety any ever before seen in this
county. On the whole. the exhibits of
tins years fair granting good weather,
VIII be surprisingly large and varied and
in this respect at least, the fair Will be Il
success. The town is full of horse jock
eys and peddlers of all descriptions, and
It Is evident that they expect an unusually
lively time.
The second Day IA Good Onc-Good EN-
/ hibits in all Departments.
MlDDLEBrRY, sept To-day was the
second of the county fair. In the cattle
department the entries were unprecedent
eddy numerous, completely filling the new
sheds and many of the old pens. All were
in good condition and made highly cred
table exhibition. +. y. Bissell of Shore
ham has n herd Of Galloways which are
much admired. They are black polled
cattle ana quite small in comparison with
other breeds.
The other departments were unusually
! tull. large number of brood mares
| with sucking colts We're entered. The
sheep show was not so large as usual, but
the exhibit showed all the fine points of
/ the ernOnt merlnO. The pen of ChevIOt
sheep exhibited by W. II. Phelps of Mid
dlebury attracted the curious attention OF
all sheep iaucIers. Floral hall was flied
wit h articles both useful and ornamental,
and the show here was the
largest and handsomest OF the
KIND ever seen in Addison county.
In the forenoon the stallion Motion, own
ed by Joseph Battell of Ripton, was cX-
hDited on the track with large number
ol his colts. They were much admired.
Next came Arctic IL handsome black stal-
lion, owned by DarN III Rider of Middle
bury, OF whose 20 colts got last year IL
were exhibited. Harvester, owned by
William Allis Of Addison, was also eXhib
tied.
The first race was for horses which had
never beaten three minutes Seven horses
appeared.
George Fletcher, Mddlebury, nix. M. Pa.
tcucc.
;. O'Neil, Brandon, blk r. Ira b.
tt,t, I,I,,,
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George Fletcher, Mddlebury, blk. M. Pa


). O'Ncil, Brandon, blk. y. Ira Is.
/. II. Winch, Mlddlcbury, T.. Z. John j.
W. II. Ellis, Miduicbury, b.k. III. Daisy.
+. W. Iran, Fcrrisburgh, hr. IN. Rosa b.
+. II. lialluck, Ncrgcnnes, Rosie Lee.
fauI Robinson, Burlington ID. =. Ben b.
Ihn snmmal.N l. ~ fnllnM.s
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Salvation Oil, thu greatest cure on earth for
gain 3 in: has made md IT brilliant debut Price,
Philosophers say that affairs should always
be conducted with view to the greatest good
of the greatest number. DR.. Bulls Cough Sy-
rup does the greatest good to the greatest
number. % cents
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Dairy Products.

Butter is 20 cents II pound. Cheese is
IL cents for new, - cents Tor old
Eggs are - cents II dozen. Fancy
cheeses are as follows: Pineapple
cheeses G5 cents To 81 90 each according to
size; Roquefort cheese 40 cents pound /.
English dairy % cents; Edan 81. each (;
Neufchatel cents Il package; Guada
cheese, 10 cents pound Cheddar
cheese, s. u piece. Milk cents a
quart. Pure Jersey cream 30 cents a
quart.
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Muerlet.

= Sic ffdbtif6en ginnabmen mdbz
renb bes Monats SUM- betrugen $$,432.
- Gin Mrbeiter Der Gone Star Brauz
erei Namens Wiliatn Nef ertrant
geffern I'm 5iuB. St bate F6 unter
einem 8aunie amt fteilen ufer gum
&uben n~iebergelegt unb muB pobl i'm
SAlafen in BEN 6luB binuntergeroui
fem. @intge perfonen bemertte,1 ibn,
tpie Ct benz gegeniiber liegenben ufer
sul6mamm, bod erreidte CT baRelbe
ni6t. gs purben foglei@ Nnftalten
Az feiner &ettung getroHen, bod berz
gingen 5tpet Stunben, ebe man feline
2eide auffanb unb b%erausbplte. Ser
8erforbene mar 81 Sabre alt unb uns
perbeiratbet. Seine 8eerbigun9 fanb
beute Morgert ftatt.
: 8om @ifenbabn : Ronite perben
mir erfu6t, auf bic beute Mbenb ftattz
fiu6enoe gtfenbabns8 %eriammlung aufs
mertlam gu MAIDEN. gs tpirb bic lebte
Ieit un6 es ban6eIt fi9 in b~erielben um
rSein unb Ni6tiein". @enn alfO biefe
8erfammlung @rfolg baben lou, bantl
biirfen fi9 bic tpeniger bemittelten 8irs
ger ni9t bur9 bas ~untpiirbige 8eifpiel
Ginger rei9er Mdnner, beren Nanen
auf ben Subfcriptionsliften feblen, bon,
lnter3ei6nen abbalten lafen. Quf oiefe
barf man ni9t tparten, benn fe baben
fein Snterehe fiir bas Mgemeintuobl.
IS giebt aber mod genug 8irger, be.
men es nidt meb tbun ptirbe, ibr Sbetl
gum 8au Der @iienbabn beisutragen
inb bieie follten freitptlig 5ei6nen.
Damn tpirb bic n%otbpenbige Summe
auiammentommen.
- 9ie @9weiaer feierten geftern
ibr ssef sur @rinnerung an bic S9la9t
Sci Gempa9.
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Sem Gountnrihter Gameb

Dem gountDri9ter &aneD in
SafpiGe 1T elm iibler Strei9 BON ieinen
6ausfreunbe 8. s. 9ids geIpielt bots
Sen. 9erielbe bate ii@ erboten, bes
@i6te.s gieb nod Neumerifo gu treiben
unb bort au oerfaufen uno bate bic
ginwiligung basu erbalten. &ameD
begIeitete feinen 6ausfreunb unb bas
Nieb sig in bic Ndbe San Nntonios
uno tebrte bamn mad Oatbile auriid.
BORT ifamb linn aber cine f@merali9e
l1eberrai9ung bebor, benn feine Grau
nebit ben brei &inbern paren ber=
f1punoen unb batten fogar etnen
She'll bes S%ausserdtbs mitgenommen.
gs ftelte fi9 MUIR au balb beraus, bob
9ids uno feline Grau bic Glu9t berabs
rebet batten un6 baB ibnea s.. Wils
lia1ns, ber Onfel Der Grau, babel bes
biiIHi9 mar. &i9ter &ameD febrte
nod bieier gntbedung fofOrt nod San
Qntonio 5urtid unb fanb feline Mn8eb6s
rigen in einem 8oarbingbaufe. nm
ben 8erfibrer Dids befiimmerte er ft9
ni6t meter, fonbern nabm mir feline
&inoer unb trat nit ibnen ben 9eims
neg on. 9ofentli6 beraeibt er aber
aud nod Der Wtutter uno bolt iie suriid.
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Sic Giienbabn=s nbieripttom bermebrt,


SIT Der seitern Nbenb abgebaltenen
8erfammlung ftente fid beraus, baB
big iebt $4,000 fir bic norbtuefli9e
g%ifenbabn unter5ei9net tpur6en. Wut
feblen nod $4,000, unb bieie mthen
bis beute Nbenb ee3ei9net fem, tDen1
ettpas aus benz Observation-Disclosures
tuerben fon. Sn elmer @tabtI pie Sals
las, ober Sort MDrtb uno aud WacD
tpiirbe, nod ben btsberigen @%rfabrtns
gen, cine fol9e Suntme in "a Stunbe1
ni@t unf9uer au erlangen fein, aber
in bent alien San Mntontp 1T es Elm ges
paltiges unternebmen. nnfere 8elos
nldnner babett es-mit tpenigen ebretts
bouen Musnabmen-an fi9 feblen lafs
fen un6 iolter fie ni9t nod gu gutter
SEPT in elmer patriotii6en Mufmalut1g
CUR beieren @rfenntniB gelangetl, baum
liegt es an ben tpeniger bemitteltert
gintpobmern, bic gbre San Intonios
at retten. IS nirb ibnen biel augemnts
tibet, aber bic 3utiinftige @riten5 San
Mntonios bdngt ia bod Don benz gau
Der Babr al, unb auf mebrere unierer
@~apitalifen 1T babel ri6t gu re6nen.
MittlerpeiIe pirb bic Beb6lterurg
Der tpeftlt9en Counties unge6ulbig, unb
He bat @runb ba3u, benin na9bem tie
ielbf i9uere OFFER gebra6t bat, finbet
tie in San Mntpnto nt@t bic gebofte
linb friber beripro6ene nnterfiibutg.
Sic in 4errpile eri9eineube 3eitung
rgDe" siebt ber bortigen Stimrn1tt,g
Nusbrud, fpielt aber babel cine 9ops
pelrone. 3uerft nerfpOttet fie Griebs
ri6sburg, oerer Bemnbner triftige
@riinoe atr 8ef9werbe baben, fpmmt
fe barun aber auf 2errnille gu fpredet1,
bann gei9iebt btes aus einen gang arz
bern Some.
Gin &eiienber, Der aus Grieori6ss
burg fam, bat benz v@ne" mitgetbeilt,
baB bic bortiseu 2aufleute cine Wers
IammIlng abbielten unb in berfelben
bel6loKet, binfort feline @ei6dfte mebr
in San Mrtonio abauidlieBen. Scenes
Blatt finbet bieie Qanblungsmeiie febr
pofiirli9 uno unbegreifi6, neil ber
liebe @ott uniiberiteigti6e 8erge 5tptz
fden Griebri6sburg unb ber @uaoalupe
aufgetbiirmt bat, bic BON ether @iier'
balm rti6t st tiberI9reiten iinb.
Was nun &er,bile betrift, 10 1agt
bag vgDe" urter lnbertt:
,Beabf1tigt bas Bolt pon San Ins
tonio, ben giienbabnbau In n%orbpet=
li6er Gi9tung fallen gu laRen2 Sa1I
Nntonio tpiirbe uns bamlt ertld1er:
,Wir polen ni9ts nit gu@ gu tbun
baben." Matt lai1e unfer 8olf bierbon
iiberseust fein uno bic Ilamoitabt tpiro
bic Iolgert au tragert baben. unfere
gep6lferung bdlt bic Subfcriptions>
ltfe San Nntonips idarf int Nlge nnb
merit fif bic Nanten Der @ef6dftsleute,
tpeI9e Die gntmidlung biefes 2anbess
tbeiles unterfiiben. @benfD riu1mt tie
Motis bon Denienigen, bic ibren grfolg
unferer 8eb6lferung gu banten baben,
unb nun ibre 3af6en gei@loRen
balten."
Bum 59fuB meint bas n@pe", es
tparbe eine ridt sablenbe Politif fein,
Die Mamensunteri9rift NIT ben Worten
zines gepiKen @ei6dftsmaanes gu oers
peigern, Der ba iaste: sd babe tetr
@elb in bieier Gtienbabn anaulegen."
9tefe Mprte tpiirbe bas 8olf BON SEER
Gountp ME bergeiien unb bic 3eit
bhrfte fommen, lit pel9er iene Wtatrl
feline Morte bereute.
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@as fa,as, aefMebe,t 2

Durd nodmalisem geriu9 unO Iufredter.
baltuns bes Mutbes fam man9eS errei9t per,
ben, mas unm0slid erfdeiut. Sunberte boff>
nunsSloier Gaae bou Nieren. unb 2eberleiben
inb bur9 electric 8itterS sebeilt %tuorben, na9'
benz allies iibrise berseblid berfudt pnrbe.
Darmm benfe man nidt, bab es feline Seilnns
siebt, ionbern beriu@e electric 8itters. sc
giebt feline anbere Mebiain, bic 70 perfett mnb
fider bas Blut reinist. electric 8itters BELT
Dbspepfa, Sarn. unb ale Rrantbeiten Der
Nieren. llnfddbbar in allen Masen- uno
9eberfrantbeiten. gu baben fur so Gents Die
Slaf9e bel q. 9reib.
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California @eime.

!6err S. s. 81 eper, Wboleiale &
&etailbdnbler in Weinen, Mamo plasa,
1T bor &ursem BON ieiner bierten Sc.
f6dftsreiie mad @alifornien suriidge.
febrt. st tam iebt feline &unoen uni
Samilien nit ben beften SDrten bon
@~alifornia=W einen unb reitem Srau.
bem=8ran6D berIeben. &einen @alifor.
mia Glaret b~erfauft CT bic 8aQDne-$1.
pprt> uub anbere unberfdli6te Weine
finb ifets BET Inn pprrdtbtg.
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. Slmfreauud TIT geras.

@roSe Nufresuns wurbe in Der nn,eegeab
bon 9aris, Seras, burd bic @ensiuag Oes Srn.
s. 6. gorIeb berborsernfen. Oerlelbe tpar 10
bilFos, ba6 er a6 i'm 8ette nt9t bsrutn3uores
ben, ODER nur ben aopf gu beben berinodte. See
hermann slaubte, bab er an Der 4nsaebrlng
terbe. Cine %robefafde bon Or. Sings Nteiu
Diseoberb purbe inn sefdidt. SierDurd fiibite
er fi9 setrdftigt uao taufte cine sroBe Slaiae
mnb cine S9adtel bon Or. Sings Nefu Sife
4ils, nnb na@bem er apei Glai9en oabon Elm
senommen batte, mar ct geiunb uno bate 81
@funb an SIeiid seponuea.
@ratis. @robeaai6en bel u 9rei6. @rObs
GIai9en ST..
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II 4

tptrh cine Stelung aIs Sreiber, &c. BON
einem Manne, Der nit pferben unb
8ieb um3uaeben perifebt. MaG3ufras
gen In Der Office biefes 8lattes. 1912
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Bur Wahri@t fir rneiae 3nmoen.

11Wt 1VWu9Itp9t THt HNVtsFV OV#"VS"'
@dbreno Bet Monate SuIi un6 gu=
guit tpirb NETT @ei6dft Mbenbs 8 ubr
gef9IoHen tperben, nit Musnabme bes
Sonnabenbs. Nn bieiem Sage tperoe
i6 big 10 nbr ofen balten.
6,7,t6mw1m 8. @oIffon II.
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- Gin Nbpotat bate apei Spibbus
ben 3u bertbeibigen, bon bene1 ber cine
Bel Sage, BET an6ere bel Na6t geftobs
len bate. Darauf fuBenb, iagte CT in
Der vg%ldnaenben" 8ertbeioignngsrebe:
Scr 6err Gtaatsanualt bat es BET
n1einem erffen @lienten als einet ers
f9werenber l1mitanb be3ei@net, bob
bieier BEL be0em Sage NIT ~unglaublis
der Gre6beit eiren 9iebftabl begangen
bate. Sept pirb Bel meinert a%tpeitert
@lienteu bet umifanb, baB ct 5l1r GEE
fdbrliden Na6t5eit geftoblea babe,
glei9fals als eri@pereub be3ei9net.
Sd frage nun ben GERM Staatsan<
malt: rWann foa beun Der &erl
ffebIen2"
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Stun }brehe man nod babor

: Nun ipre9e man nod babo1,
baB ltnfere Sarbiset tti6t bil6ungsfds
big feien, tpent fie, tpte es am 9onners
tag gei6ab einett Iiterarii6en @erein
bilben. Sic batten fid 5u biefem
3wede in Grii9's 6ale eingefunben
uno bort tpuroen bic t6tbigen Beamten,
10 an Der 3abl unb 2 @omites eetpdblt.
Wun tperben mir balb BON 8orlefungett
unb dbnli9en Singen b6ren.
Ser Sampfer r@nmaI", bet 8als
beiton ant |. b.M. berlieB, traf Mitts
nod a. in Nem Oort Elm. 9ie &eiie
tpar cine febr angenebme ur6 idnmtli'
DE PaRagiere finb sufrieben.
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= Seitbem i6 ST.. @uguit R6nigs
hamburger Sropfen gesen @erfopfuna
tnb l1nberbauli6teit atttpanote, ftnb
bieie 2eioen %noQitdnbig geboben UNI
baltic i6 bieielben fit ltniibertrefHi9.-
Sbos. 9ormar, 2ittle &od, Mrt.
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Dressmakins.

Dressmakins.
nRESSMAKFR.-TO go out by the day; good
~ draper and Address DREsSMAKER, 1873 4th ave
DRESSMAKER.-TO 90 out By the day or
~ take work home. terr-s reasonable DRESSMAkEk
SAB 6thave between 47th and 4oth sts
nRESS MAKER.-By first class dressmaker
patrons by day In families perfect fit ny
best reference Address Miss ACKLEY ll3 West 22dst
nRESSMAKING SOLICITED Ar HOME
~ BY expert only hrstcass work undertaken Ad
dress NJ l. 800 West 64th-st
nRESSMAKER.--By frst-class dressmaker
~ patrons bv day In families perfect fitting
best reference Address MIS-, OAKLEY, l3l West I'D 81
nRES>MAKER.-Pefe fit; draper reno
DAY. Address NJ L. N. 1928 Broadway Tribune Uptown
Office
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employment 50 per week earned AL materials furnlshed
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NEW ENGLAND DECORATIVE WORKS,
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REAL ESTATE.
r1rsTNEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

~s,n.t.,anr ne miserable weather there was active
nuspes. done at the Real Estate Exchange e
k.I .noun, sold at auction being ss4sll The sale ny
r.mes l. Wells occupied nearly hours severa bundfea
eer,cns attended this and the competition was hvey
property sold consisted OF the oegasf ese
by direction Of Abram King There were forveght 'ots
vh,ch occuniad An entire between Thtdave Eagle
ava and on and 1881 The old Degrsaf mansion in
Che cepre Of the block city lots did not 30 out OF the
family being boz zht DeRraaf for $4,000 Lots In
qhtrsve 25xl25 brought 800 10 $500 Two corners
brought 81 $50 200 respectively Lots In Eagle ave
brought s65 and 81 600 and inside lots 2oc to
O. 400 throughout guaranteed by policy
60 purchaser Title and Trust Company
The and interested we're thoroughly salts
fed with the SALE which brought sl25.O46 within few
property sold for $50 600 said prominent
owner In district sale looks well for Twenty third
Ward property could not have soid snse
lot" -, 49,. ,,p.
Richard v the hvestory brick factory build
4O5 sixty ssc0ndst. eigny Que Ieot
east Of 20 for $50 500 TO III foueh yohn
r B. sold for sl4.6oO tue vacant lot no 90
Hester st. OF Erdgest to Charles "ieh
mann 49, - $500. q, en-.
the methods adopted by the
New York Institution u Is proposed 70 form similar
frrso5 VI Lew announced himself can
6ldste opposition 10 the regular ticket
r. HarnAi has ssued proxies for the
coming eecon OF directors ground that with more
dividend OF per cent might De
Icazo without injury TO tie property or eclency Oh inc
Exchange
Al the brokers' meeting there call for private houses
between Fourteenth and Fifty ninth sts and th ana III IN
brick the north side OF Thirteenhst. between
eirth and seventh Sves was offered Tor 10 oc n0
~ OOO was offered at per cent evening 19o nS
West Ninety ninth ST. No 454 To rent or s2o anu
valuable coal property Jefferson 1oqnty ar ana With
developed vein i've feet thick OF the best quality
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Real Gstaie c-semts.
Business proprrtp for Sale ano 90 Eel

A FRONT OFFICE, first floor. la Nassau
n Ct. to let rutland WHITING: Beekman-st
I ARGE LOFTS. excellent light, with steady
IL power: good neighborhocd. 54l West 23d-st.
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STA EN- BLAND PROPERTY.
bonse with plot OF land on Caseton-ave W cor OF
Taylor-st. " est New Brighton. L lucker-----.
b. l.. +. Raymond
Sale Of buildings. with lot No 10 NJ ul. erryst, ana
dwelling lLh lot No l44 Last zoth-St was ad
jOurucd T. November 70
hg A. J. Bieecker's Son
Sale of dwelling with lot No $40 " ythc-ave, Brook
lyn. was ADJOURNED ~ November -.