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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15

Rob Roy. am at present engaged IL
building another read from Rob Roy. Op-
posite Little Rock. which when compile
ted will be forty miles in length, and will
connect with my other read.
When do you expect 70 complete this
road:r
"One-half this summer and one-half
next summer with my convict labor
How many convic tsdo you work.
Il have $50. .and fifty or sixty who
have served their time and remained
with me as free land owneTs.'
From whom do YOU obtain these con-
victs:'
/ From the lessee Of the Arkansas pen
itentiary."
4 How much do you pay for them:
Ten dollars apiece per month and
! provide them with all the necessarieS of
life."
PLANTERS in Louisiana have not been
successful with convict labor. What has
been your experience
My experience is that they have
proved a success. have no trouble
with conyicts. i have wOrked't them for
three years. Rave fine house built
for them and a bed for each man to sleep
in. have enclosed a stockade around
my prison specially for them to exercise
in on Sunday. have them TO battle and
change under and over clothing every
Sunday. Further than that. give them
cards, checkers, dice, Bibles, Testaments,
newspapers to use ON Sunday, all free.
l feed them three times day. At each
meal give them coffee, flour, bread,
meat and vegetables, the same fare rs
give the managers Of my places, who eat
at the same table with them, and | also
eat with them, at the same table, once q
week, when pay them visit.
II grow all sorts of vegetables anu
give them to the convicts, sweet and
Irish potatoes, turnips, onions, radishes
ETC., with which the table is supplied
three times day.
MY first idea Of convicts was thai
, cruel treatment would not control then
and make COOL labor. and this was dem
Onstratcd to be- so in one year. wa
told that could not get them to weed
q stand Of cotton or corn at time whel
the plant was young. Ny experience j
that my cotton looks as IL it had becl
9 planted by hand for The past two years
p. ! allow the convicts to sing on their wa,
, to the fields and in camp, and when no
! in labor, allow them to play bali, ma,
bles, craps, preach, in fact anything the
(. desire for amusement. My idea of con
| victs is, kind treatment and no punish
I ment to make good laborcrs out of ther
/, and also to feed and clothc them wei
. II the planters of Louisiana do this
they will experience different state q
T affairs with cOn,icts.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15
OF RAILROAD
LAND GRANTS.

The following Is the text OF thu
bill referred to in our Sundays is
sue, and offered in the senate by
Senator Call, and referred to the
committee on public lands:
Resolved, That all railroad land
grants heretofore made where the
land was no. earned by the oomple.
ton of the line of railroad and the
performance of the conditions re.
Iuired by the granting act within
the time required therein, and
where the time has not been ex.
tended, shall be declared forfeited
aud opened to homestead entry and
cash entry in small bodies, securing
to actual settlers the preferred right
in all eases to make entries Of their
homes to the extent of 100 acres,
and confirming to all purchasers Of
town sites, where lots have been
sold aud improvements made, their
title to the same.
And the Committee on Publ,
Lands is hereby instructed to re-
port bill to this effect to the sen
ate.
This resolution, it appears to us
covers the matter, and makes it thu
duty Of the committee on public
lands to report n bill in accordance
with the resolution.
Senator Calls speech was no
given in the Record, but will up
pear hereafter, and as soon as i
reaches us we shall refer to the mat
ter again. Mr.. Calls Imperfect,
reported remarks, by telegraph, W
are now satisfied, did him injustice
aud are certainly not in accordanc
with the resolution offered.
Now, if Congressman Davidson
and Dougherty do their duty Il
faithfully as Senator Call has done
> the people will come into their owl
l again. Pensacola Commercial.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15
THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR.
How the Unsuspecting are Of
ten GuIled.
CAPITAL VERSUS MERIT,

II Is possible that money dipped into boun.
teous supply of printers ink. Is to he used to
teach false ideas,
Why h 1t that such persistent anathemas
should all nj once he hurled against the use
of "POtGsh and Potash Miyturest'
Those who insist that Potash Is poison DO
SO because that Is the way they have of fight
ing Il. Il, H.. as the latter contains potash
properly combined.
Opium, morphine. strichninc. uconitc,
whisky, etc.. are all deadly poisons, aud daily
destroying the lives of people, and why DO
not these men cry out against thcmy 1t is
because there Ii no money in sight To do so.
Potash is not regarded us Il poison. and very
seldom harms any one; but those who abuse
il are using Il vegetable poison ton times ms
violent. lodide of Potash, IN proper cOmbin-
alton, is regarded hy the medical profession
o3 the quickest, RrundeSt ana most powerful
hInud remedy ever known - man. Those
who believe in revealed combinations and In.
,iiun foolshness are surely in II condition to
become rather "Crtnky" in their ideas at amy
time. NC assert under standing y that Pot ish
rs used In the manufacture ct II. Is b., is not
"a poison, and the public need not place any
confidence In assertions to the contrary. Why
la 1t that in one thousand letters which we
receive We never hear word against its use!
The truth is, 4. B b. Is workng such wonders
| IN the cure of I'LL blood poisons, scrufula,
| rheumatism, catarrh, Ctc,, that others are
| trembling IN tnClr Roots, and cry aloud
| "ruison, fraud" because they fear its tri.
umphant march. let amy man or woman ask
| any respectable doctor or druggist III We are
| not right. DO not be deceived, but go right
! along and coll for u. u. u /. ana be cured. II
! Is making i've times more cures in Atlantis
| than ull other blood remedies combined. W.
! don't say that Others are poisonous or frauds
we are not that easily alarmed. hut we sa,
| for onr 6-pngc book. free. ana be convinced
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15
BLACK ADMITS THAT M KISSED
HER.
hut Denies that he is Guilty Of Any
Grave Indiscrctions with Mrs.
Sutfic.

Grave lndiscrctions with Mrs.
Suite.
TORONTO, Adril Q.--The report Of the
Suite alimony case was reproduced from
the Sun by the Toronto papers and ere
ated great sensation here. Mr.. Pot
ter, at whose house Mrs. Suite visited
here, is n prominent optician and a
prominent citizen. Mr.. Black, who il
mixed up in the case, Is highly connect
cd here. and employed rs clerk in Il
wholesale grocery. He admits having
kissing and ilrted with Mrs. Suite, but
denies that the were guilty of any grave
indiscretions. She is a pretty Ameri-
can woman, he says, and lie was smit
ten with her charms. lie is handsome
young fellow. and says she was very
much smitten with him. He was wild
while Mrs. Suite was here, he says. but
has now reformed. and is an active
Young Mems Christian Association
| worker.
He says he was afraid Suite would
take his life while he was in New York.
Mrs. Suite told him story about her
husband waking up one night after she
had returned from Toronto. and saving
to her: "IIow can do away with Black,
and preserve YOU, my darling. from any
harm z" The reason, he says, that she
wrote him to- meet hero while he was in
New York was TO warn him 10 keep
away from her husband.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15

Senator Plat, in the debate yes.
lerdav on the question Of secret rX.
ecu,ive sessions of the Senate, took
the ground that they should be abol.
lshed and the doors be thrown open
TO the public. lie would he able TO
show tina, public sentiment Of the
country compelled the opening of
the Senate doors in the first instance
alter they had been closed some
years, and he would be able to show
that the samc public sentiment now
demanded that the doors should b,
opened as a rule for the consider.
alton of executive nominations.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15

The Earl of Shaftsbury commit
ted suicide, on the 18th inst, while
riding in y cab through Regent
street. lie shot himself several
times in the body with revolver.
He was So years of age. No cause
il given for his rash act.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15

The present New York Lcsisla-
ture is like its predecessors in de-
clihing to do anything practical in
regard to the prison labor question
The result will be to compel the
taxpayers to support a part OF the
convicts in idleness during the com
ing year.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15

Twelve alderman were arrested
in New York yesterday. They are
all indicted, aud the district attor-
ney is making things lively for them.
Great excitement exists.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15

John Elkins, brother of ). Il. FL.
kins, was o confederate soldier dur
ing the late war. He is now g citi-
zen of Colorado and Il member of
the State Senate.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15
PALATKA, FLA, APRIL -. 1856.

Hon. r. II. NJ. Davidson has been
reported by the Florida delegation
for a member of the Democratic
Congressional campaign committee.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15

We are told that Mr.. J. +. Pratt,
Of whom mention is made elsewhere
in regard to his purchase of more
property Sumtcrvillr, was infuenc.
oil entirely in his determination to
increase his investments and induce
his friends to locate here, by The cy.
ident rapid development in the tenn.
perance sentiment of the town and
county. Public opinion has become
such that the better class of people,
everywhere, shun, if possible, the
place that is contaminated by the
degrading influences of the li1uor
traffic.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15
CHOFE'S CHOLE CURE!
Old Indian Remedy for the Bowels

II Is free from opium and parents need not
be afraid that their children will he poisoned
by It IL never does harm but always does
young. When you have run down in any oi
these troubles here Is your relief. The moth
crs will ne yer cease to sing its praises for thcii
little children will suffer no more from thcii
bowels If they keep 1t on hand.
ACkEnMAN Is JACKSON, AGTs.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15

MIR. Powderly gets only Sl,jO0 year
for devoting his entire attention to the
interests of the Knights of Labor.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15
Blood

Il the lie. and he lswisc who rcnitmL' g..
But in March of last yeai QS4l | contra '''a
the time. went in the hospital there Toe rcat.
ment. suffered very much from rhrum,'
tism at the time. did not get well uni,t
the treatment there, nor was cured by any I
the usual means. | have now taken seven
bottles of Swift's Specific and am SOUND and
we'll Ii drove the poison ont through bulls
on the skin. DAN LEAni.
Jersey city. N. j., Aug. I. iSs5.
Two years ago | contracted blood pui.p
After taking prescriptions from the best lh.
sieilns here and ut Dallas. concluded to visit
Hot Springs, and on reaching Tcxarhau1
doctor recommended me To try swIN %
Specific, assuring me that 1t would hcuotii M
more than 10, Strings. Although thr
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15

A lot of Indian captives arrived
in Jacksonville yesterday, on the
way to the old fort at ST. Angus
tine, where they will remain as pris'
onsrs during the pleasure of the
g government. There are - in all
10 full grown warriors, 30 squaw'
and 81 half.grown boys. Three OF
the warriors are Geronimo's chiefs
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15
Poison

hsd pro 'uccd great holes in my back r
che T. and had remOvcda all the hair nif Of lll
hcad, yet began 10 improve in II wr'h
time. and the surcs began TO neal and "'l
entirely gone inside vi eight eks.
Will. JOKES Porter. Union pass, Dep
Cisco. Texas. Juiyl 3, leSi
sold 10y all druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Kin disease frtr.
TIM SWIFT SPECIFIC 81.
Drawers Atlanta. Ca.
n. Y, Is, W. 25d st
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15

We have before MS n copy OF the
Georgia Stock and Agricultural
Journal, published at Macon. 1t is
issued under the auspices of the
State agricultural society, and it is
q valuable journal for everybody on
the farm. 1t has u Florida depart.
ment, under the editorial control oi
Helen lIarcou,t, Of Mon,rlair, sun
ter county. This is good feature
and is in excellent hands. llclcr
Harcourt is we'll and tavorably
known in Florida.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15

The big hotel, the Ponce lie Leon,
at st. Augustine, is going To be a
marvel in an architectural sense.
Also enormous in size. twill front
on King street $50 feet and On To.
tomato street $50 feet The site
consists of II acres OF ground The
proportions of the structure will he
generally low, and spread on', with
few stories. The roof will he over
hung with bright, red tile, The
style of architecture is Spanish, re.
sembling, somewhat, For'unay's
paintings Of buildings in spain.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15
CHEAP LANDS,
A Good Chance for Speculation,
Bargains for Those Seeking
Homes A Safe andPr0.
iitable Investment.

These lands must be sold. AMI II applied for
now. great bargains can he hal. All the fol.
lowing lands are situated within two miles of
the RAPIDLY growing town of lntcrlachcn, on
the Florida southern Railway, and consist Of
rolling. hiliy and well timbered pine and &c (
lands, and with II large number Of bcau'. -.
lake fronts:
MEL, See G T 10 : 81 Fast, leo acres.
; En- See y. I Us RIA East, lb) acres.
SW of W Il See - West 4 az n W Il
and 5 Ell Il i of the W Il Sec Y T : X u
East, lUO acres.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15
THE GR AHA N,
PaIatka, Florida.
Now Open.

This new hotel is One of q u finest in tl..,..--
and unequaled in the state Is ean'iE, -,-l i.
the American and European plans. arI i.
adapted alike TO the wants of the t0trr.--, ..rf
the commercial men. Contains tIl re..rt. M.
phur baths, fine sample rooms ant all .irr
ances tor a tirst-elaSs hotel The cuisine 1. Il
charge of a famous ehiet. The Gr;thsr. .
convenient TO all railroad dep0ts ami -f,-+r.
boat landings, and is convenient 10 ht.>lra-,
Address all communications TO the prupr.--..-
S.GRAHAM, Pllatka. f..
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-15

gGIsfEREp At THE PAI.ATkA Posi- oFtI
As SECuND-CLAsS MAIL MATTER.
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furnished house rooms large shady grounds hours
nom tue c1ty via Harlem tai.rOad Inquire OF
- Wv ~ {. s. SEDGWICK. SO broadway. or OF
o. ]. SMITH, 1880 Broadway.
OF OF sharon. Conn.
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Gouuirp propsrtp mantso

XVANTED.-A fully furnished house, Win Win
adults and ems child Rent moderAfs Adarsss . ono.
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THURSDAY APRIL 90
supreme Court Partition Sale
and 100 MEkCER-ST
iand 5.stOrv brick building 2~x2OO : feet
Splendid opportunity FOR trst-cllss In Investment
VIM. Y. LtAKi. Ls1 Referee
s II. WARD, Esq, Attorney, 90 Nal.st
H G. ANDREWS. Fs1.. Attorney Wanst
ne WI RI LOCKMAN q DE WITT Esqs, Attorneys,
B.
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Etrtures ano Mcetlnss.

EDUCATION AS A science; s,,.oo.- Will es
- Two &c o.%bs college Madison ave- and fvt1rs, az
eaurasys April and "a ~ ,s y. snpy % the
MuRRIY BUILEh A, M. ~. p foi ~ -
- a oun bia collage enclosSnS ssmH
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Thursday. April 10.
EXECUTORS SALE,
Estate John Morrison, deceased,
$50 and 1872 PEARL T. and 90 and % WATER-ST"
near WALSH.
sand story brick RDd granite buildings
l24 Cha NIB ~ ils-Sr. near COL EG u PIACE,
story and basement brick building 20. lx71S;
BEEhMAN d OGDEN esGs, Attorneys III Broad"AJ'
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Gitp 11ropertp 60 fet.


pOWERY, 80 and il, stores, Easements and
May lease one privilege to ten years oer
Southwest corner 9Th st. large and base
Southeast corner Spring and Mulbcrry SITS.
cor 40 81, and !hsve paror hoor
Atjorneyst. No g. store and large rooms
Mott At. Ne ISL. store anl rooms.
broadway 7th- ave and $50 8, corner rarior floor.
400 Broomc st. large alsi iofI. heat AID power.
22s Grand.st., 3 LOFTS. with OF without power.
FlTstaye and lO5th;st ! IT. heat and power
''i'ii-A' "a ieephone spTins lib III o. @-'
E'OR RENT-New cabinet finish, well built
between Park a ann S9 aSSR hSy on premises
uIRAM MERRITT. SO 3d-avc., offers the
4 following desirable houses from May /;
Sthst three and basement II rooms.
No S24 East i5thst three and basement II
No s2s East 18th st. basement II
edaye four stories. English basement IS rooms
81 500 ana cToion GpposlS PS
HOUSES TO LET. unfurnlshcd, on 11th.
dueed rent, AZ" r. s@LARKsoN & Co. i1ncst
THE desirable houses, SO 5S, West 35th-st,
si7Oo 10y West f. Williams Iva wes 47tnst
'TO LET.-Thc English basement, brown
furDl
Apply i %. " RIGHT. 81. "a Nassau-st
vyNO RENT or LEASE.-3-story and basement
house on h6bv 'S G 5 IsS s sye'
rE'O LET.-lIouse No 2O3 East 15th-st.:
permit e a1p 1od fGla M T RT IN ,s sGsa "
rNO RENT.-Private stable, III West 5Oh-st.
Inquire premises.
TO RENT.-The four story dwelling No.
west u ST. ui B. " WV WILLIAMS. West 47thst
rI,O RENT.-The four-Storv dwelling No. 20
West l'' n'Ty RH WiIIIaR% agc ives, 47,h
TO RENT.-Tho highly desirable four story,
hs tsp sFGTn ssT. G%? n and Madison ayes
l.U74 Manson ave. neal Sistst
III East 72d-sl.. near Parkaye.
Ar IakSoLD. CONSTABLE & co, lsth-st. and 5th-ave.
rEO RENT.-The very desirable first lofts OF
L premises. q and 20 West 2SosL' running through to
-''" AKNoIR CONSTABLE q Co. 5th-ave and leth.st.
ITO LET.-Wide three story brick house fur
l. nished put IN complete order 1913 West SSdsi
nr. house west aud overlook park rent II 30 pfiv
eye q" purchase owner wiz F. chu%ch isToadway
no LET.-To private family, a new three
story Orownstone honse fully furnished i,nnediaIe
%SsffiiisIi9 a. tent 'i''O per 'n"1 NppY
WEST END-AvE, near 74lh- st.-Onc of
W " " ~ SCHUYLER & GILES.
sc Libefty-s and l. 1853 9TH ave. cor. 7lst.st
S0 5TH-AVE.-Re0t reduced newly painted
49, Iro.snoat RcrfeS, order inspection solicited I'm
'''''''' ''''''''' WILLIAM GEBHARD q Nassau 81
| y 18th ST, WEST OF BOULEVARD.-Fou r-
story English basement new. hardwood finish CIV cry
enen0o location unsuP"''ssa n Te' GILES
80 Liberty st, and l. SO 9th ave- corner 7istss.
tt.l ENN PER ANNUM for the 4-stOry, %:
O"''r' pantry U WIZ di. wmITE SONS 400 Broadway
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ELEGANT RESIDENCE on THE HUDSON.

| TOR RFNT.-1hc cottage of the late General
Grant AZ Long Branch completely furnished table ana
house linen. &C. Apply 10 h d. GRANT, East oothsI'
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ORANGE. NBw-JERsEY


Highland Avenue station.
MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITES
ON HIGHLAND AM LINCOLN ANhN Y rs
thn minutes walk OF pot ~ minutes from New OK
City ,.,,., .,r,or,a,ro. .,nor,
acsOn private residences neghb0FhOod uneQual!eu
kacsianiz ed rVads and Tagged sidewalks
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Maps Auctioneers'. 70 Lberty-st
DlCHARD Y. IARNETI Co, Anctloneers
HI will sell az auction. TUESDAY, April IL,
NJ l2 O'clock noon Tie state Exchange and Auction
Room. 80 to 50 LlbcItY-st.
Park 10Th St. handsome 4stOlY
Sesideuce; BAY window buffers extension Hardwood
Trimmed elegantly decorated everything elaborate %ox
Cxs3 F1ecu without reserve. Maps at auction
GERS, II Li0ertyst
DlCHARD V. uARNETI 81 Co. Auctioneers,
III viii sell ~ auction WEDNESDAY. April H.
O'Clock al he Real Esale exchange anu 9ueuon
.toom. 90 to 50 Liberty 81.
SUPRTML COURT PARIl IIDN SALE
81 Laghtst through to II Ncstrr 81
g. story brick extension ana stable Sob1ifo.
l4O and l42 l0th-ave. near i9thst
i4oxlOO with frame buildings and stores
Maps auctioneers. 73 LiDerty-st.
ME prominent investment business prop
4la and f2l BROADWAY
northwest corner Of Broadway and Canal ST..
will be sold the highest bidder by
RICHARD " HAIRS EFT Il CO.. AuctOnocrs and Ecal
I.rosars day OF April 1886, At IL O'Clock
noon IT the Exchange 80 and 6l Liberty Oh
New York CITY.
For further particulars apply TO
EDN Arb VAN NE &,
Attorney for Trustees
Ioreel Building, IL Broadway.
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NRAND OPERA HOUSE. CKUM " Eli.
W cpouWEIi CROMWELL
WE~TMINSTER ABBEY
And its Monuments TO Departed Greatness
THE HOUSES or PARLIAMENI, cno,.
rx+eror House OF Lords house OF SoihonA
Stairtes Portraits Parnel, Gladstone' 90.
Iuces. 20 and 80 cents
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
nj MR " pt LINER ...........sole yansysr
Evenings at $50 SATURDAY ma, inro , ?. .
LAST WEEK. Bl.ohbS ~ RAND
I IASr MR. OLD LOVE LETTERS.
SATURDAY, APRIL l7th. LAST MATINEE.
MONDAY April 10.
nav coma,y adapted from the French. entitled
OUR so iHlG, Al,
will be presented with remsIhany STRONG os'' al" "~
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ENGLEwOOD. N. q,

l9 acres valuable property Palsade House rontI
On Hudson River prominently situated drainage perfect
cent surroun dgs Will be sold in parcels OF one acre al
Upward ...,,., ,,,,,..rr ,vn1c vrp
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EXECUTORS SALE,
Nos so, 80. 81 SO. rs
Cedar. ST.. southeast corner Wlismst
4-stoTy brick bu dings with stores.
commanding tue corners Of William and Cedar SITS
34FAST 32D-ST near MADISON-AVE, -
..ory residence every thing perfect IVAo
pSg. sale without reserve terms liberal.
Furnli ure will be sold week later
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nor SALE OR RENT-FIshkill-on on Hudson
Large private residence; modern constructioni 10
cold water. iirnace gas patla' I'M peau
tfn river views; all In perfect repair ample QUIZ
200 ,eet aluvc river minutes from railroad ana tea
Ioats r s TURNER. Ncvpurg. y. Y, or CLARENCE
q 4 l.. Now
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TUESDAY. APRIL 20.

Executors Sale.
ECHOlCE BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
Estate John IL. Prentice deceased .
vhole block bounded bv WllOurhby. RAYMOND Boliver
snd 10 de- rabe lots, some VIA bullnnss,r
John PRENTICE. esq, Executor. CLIFFORD A
HAN ID, esq Attorney.
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nor SAIE.-A c0scy cottage house July FUR
nishcd am ready for occupancy ~ Gendoa Monmonth
90 y I 3f,ics from B-ich high grounl hratii-
is IN the word barn shade fruit cnarch' SCHOOL
store post o.lice or-e and WAGON proc rZsVl ,,
''D'N' FERDINAND Fish, lAS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-11

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~ KIRAIFY BROS GREATEST SPECTACLE
TIE BLACK CROOK. roo,s
CROWDING THE THEATRE ~ ar DOoi'''
Matinees " ednes day and saturday az ..
NETWORK NATATORIUM swimming
y school and swimming baths and Far iDth st near
Eth ave SEQ circuiar. PROF. HENRY GEBhAH1
CVAR THEATRE. Jude Farewell.
Last Week In America Of
JUDO.
Monday Evening April IL,
LA VIE PAkI>iENNE.
Tuesday Evening. April IL,
LA FEMMEA PAPA
"Wednesday tvening. Apru IL.
DlV0k, ONs.
Thursday Nv cnins. April TO-
Benefit OF Mr. A. DuraDd
La GRANDE DUCHEsSE
And Tor the first tune.
CLAKY vs. CLARf. $1,000
Friday Evening April TO- Benefit OFF DlC
A Most Attractive PfOgrs anime
Saturday Matinee April II,
LA PEKICHOLk
Saturday evening fDeweh NBnt
first ami only ltmr.
IA JOlIE PARfUMEUsE.
Monday April ~ for siA nights ana one matheo ony'
M X. BOUCICAULr IN THE jill.
sale OF seats begins Monday morning
| VNUALIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and every fol-
i lowing evening - -. anon,
| Il MERRIMAC AND MONITOR NAVAL BATrLE
| The greatest Attraction in New-fork-
| Madison and 5Yth e. . 49,
OPEN EVERY DAY, A. ~ TO IL r -