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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-18
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

In Rome there were three deaths from
cholera in twenty four hours last week.
Ex President Arthur's physicians say he
will undoubtedly recover from his present
illness.
1t is said that the membership Of the
United States senate represents SIG, 600 900
of wealth.
In the great long distance bicycle race at
St Paul, Prince defeated Schock by big
score Saturday.
Col Benjamin, assistant adjutant general
at Governors island, died of rheumatism Of
the heart Saturday.
Terrific storms have passed over France,
causing n loss of over I,000,0 francs and
much injury to people
A general expulsion of "boomers" upon
the Cherokee strip has been commenced by
the military authorities.
Forty three Socialists have been arrested
in Munich, and they will be charged with
forming secret society.
Meyers again defeated the English cham
pion Splinter, George, Saturday. The race
was run at New York.
The first practical steps toward the Ger
| manizing OF the four eastern provinces Of
Prussia have been taken by the reichstag.
The comptroller of the currency has auth
| ori7ed the Atlas National Bank to begin
business in Chicago with capital of : 90,
| 900.
A sta p frost was reported Sunday night
| in Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Ne
braska and other western and northwestern
| states
"a.
have contributed $3.50 to the police relief
| st6tH. 10
| 1t is estimated that fully 2,00),000 copies
of speeches made at the present session of
| congress will be distributed This doubles
any previous record.
Isaac r Diller of Chicago is mentioned
in Washington dispatches as the probable
appointee to the Paris consul generalship,
which pays 5000 year
John |. Sullivan and Charles Mitchell
have signed articles of agreement to fight
with hard gloves, Queensberry rules, at the
ieGrand skating rink, Chicago, on June II,
Gladstone is confident of the success of
his home rule measure for Ireland, while
Harrington, Chamberlain ct al. are just as
confident that they can defeat it on the sec
ond reading.
Alderman Jaehne, the New York doodle
alderman, was found guilty Saturday night
of receiving a bribe for voting Tor the
Broadway railway franchise Tho jury was
out only two hours
A farmer named Wright, living neal
Greenwood, Wis, was poisoned by his wife
and her paramour, David Allen. The latter
was to have poisoned his wife, and then
marry Mrs. Wright, but before be comb
carry out this part of the plan he and Mrs
Wright were arrested for murder.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Estate of Charles z. swanson, deceased
The undersigned having been appointed admin
isirator of the estate of Charles T. Swanson. late
OF the county Of Rock Island, state OF Illinois,
deceased. hereby gives notice that he VIII appear
before Inc county court Of Rock island county nj
the office of the clerk Of sad court in the city OF
Rock Island, ~ the Jnnc term, onthe Third Mon
day in dune next, at which time all ersons having
claims against said estate notified and re-
quested To attend for the purpose OF having NC
same adjusted All persons indebted to said es-
| tate are requested to make immediate payment
| to the undersigned.
| Dated this I'D day Of April. 4. D.. 1856.
a2id5W j. r. JOHN STON, Administrator.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-18

There is great excitement in the highes
social circles of Mexico. A number Of in
novators are attempting to introduce ths
Partisan bonnet and many Mexican ladie.
are wearing them instead of the national and
poetic mantilla. Mexican patriots see in this
the entering wedge of national decay, and
call upon the ladies to resist the blandisb-
ments of those who would bring them under
the dominion of the Partisan milliner. The
Indies, however, do not appear to be i'm
pressed by their appeal Chicago Journal.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-18
Purify Your BLOOD.

Among spring preparations, do not
neglect that which is most important oil
all--yonr own body. During the winter il
absorbs many impurities. which. II not
expellcd, are liable to break out In scrof-
ula or other disease. The best spring
medicine is Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t ex-
pels every impurity from the blood and
gives strength to every function OF the
body. Sold by all druggists.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-18
EX-PRESiDENT ARTHUR.
Friends Believe He VIII Never Leave
His House Alive.


New YoRK, May lS-A morning paper
says: Ex-Presideht Arthur condition
has been steadily growing worse during the
past week, brit he has not reiapsai SO far as
to have lost all the ground gained during
his unexpected rally OF about ten days ago.
some of the more enthusiastic of his friends
believed that the turn Tor the better had
come, but the steady decline since then
has dampened this enthusiasm and there
are few, if any, who now believe that the
ex president will ever again leave his house
alive Sudden and unexpected rallies, fol
lowed by gradual but steady declines, are
pecularities Of Mr.. Arthur's disease we'll
known to physicians and watched by them
with grave fears. The danger is ever pres
ent that the poisoned blood of the patient
will sutfuse the brain, and when that hap
pens the victim of Bright's disease feels the
last of his suiferingS MIR. Arthur bears his
confinement patiently and brayely, and
knowing as he does the hopelessness of his
case makes tine labor of love of his attend
ants as light MS possible by his gentleness
and unvarying cheerfulness
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-18
ROCK ISLAND.
THOUSANDS SAY so.

Mr.T. w. Atkins, Girard. Kan, writes
i never hesitate to recommend your
Electric Bitters to my customers, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid
sellers" Electric Bitters are the puresl
and best medicine known and will posi-
lively cure Kidney and Liver complaints
Purify the blood and regulate the bowels
No family can afford to be without them
They will save hundreds of dollars il
doctors bills every year.
Sold at fifty cents bottle by Hartz 4
Bahnsen.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-18
THE MARKET

CHICAGO, May II.
Quotations on the hoard OF trade to-day were as
follows: Mhca-NO- =, June, opened 1ic, closed
.53c; July, oncned - sc, closed e st; August,
OPENED W, closed sac. Coru-No :, June,
opened 31l.c, closed 1b4c i July. opened 81 &c,
ciosea 81 Sc, August opened sc, closed 3. &c.
opened &C, closed 2tfac. FoIk-,Iune, opened
$3.50 closed Ss..'4s; July, opened $3.50, closed
$s.h.i2; August Opened $50, closed $40 y.
lafd--Juuc, oprncdaud closed soy sc.
Li,e Stock-lhe following quotations were re
ceiye65rum tie Un.on Stock ards 10 day. Hegs
The market opched active, with early sales al
Saturday isur,s, but later weakened about &c;
light grades, s3.1Sul.25; rJu h packing, S.. a.
Gti.00; heavy packing aud shipping lots, St.054l
4.35 Cat lie Steady becves, S4.aNQ5.S3; butch
ers, S2.sytQi2a; stockcrs, S3.Ghti.SO. Sheep
Sieady; common S:.J14BL0O coed to prime, Si.15
6t5.2a.
Produce; ButteF-kxtra Elgin creamery, l1G
per III; good 10 cnuce creamery, lac; dairy, ida
lie pac kim, Ltb6t.c Es2s-Ntric.ly fresh, !iIsC
per do. Live Puutry-Chickeas. SllS4sc per 10.
Tor LeAs AMI &c ior roosters: tulkeys, SOL. 80.
sprins, cinckens, 50 0lip.01 per doI., accardn ii
SIZE. Apples-CuOice to fancy, Si2.stll.5a pei
bbl. SECONDS, ,5c6sSlG0 sirawherfies- ll.iuuis
g.. ~, - per Ut. case
New York.
Nav YORK, May l..
Wlieat-No. red state spot, Sats No. do, Si.01
No White, do. %; Ne. . sed winter June ssasc
do ,IHiy, * ,c Corn-No. mi ed cash, u {
oais- No. white stale, 4le; No.2 do, 81 C
EN'--iihli la ley NuHin L. To k-ihi HrH
ne :. ST. @Glo.21. Lard-,inne, St.l; July, SD
ST i.oais.
vt. LouIs, My IL.
Wheat Very weak ana 9idI2c lower; No = tet
cash, ,5l6c; May &C hid; June, 19c; July, ~
asked. Corn-firm and h4p11c higher; No
mixed, cash S,ll33lgc; May 33c h.d; June, b "a
s3lse. Oais-Firm; NJ. mixed cash, rs, "a
9stac May. .9L,c Rye-Wcak; Goo It'd. WINS
ky-Firm, Sliu forh-Steady; 81. I56pg.25
Lurd-Strone; IS i5ap5.s1,
Toledo.
TOLEDO, Ohio May Il.
Wleat-Quiet icash, salns5c; June, S.sIe; An
gust, Sllie Corn-Quiet; MAY, &c. Oats NJ
siectet Clover seed Nominal.
Miiw aukce.
MILWAUKEE, May II.
Wheat Weak: cash. re, June, nc; Angnst
&c. Corn steady. NJ. ., 36c. Oats No. ., ~ c
kye-Qniet, No. 1. Gsl4c. Rs~ley-Noniual Ne. :
bic
ROCK ISLAND.
Oato--35c
Hay-Tmothy-S12
Wild-s10.m.
Rye-3Se.
Corn 41c
Potaloes-45c.
Onions 60c.
Coul--Soft u had IS 50
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-18

The fair vassar students are going in fc
physical culture, and the alumn@ have al
ready raised $1,000 toward fund OF $.aD,'
900, which is to be devoted 10 the organiNA-
ton of an athletic department,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-18

- Secret. involuntary drains
upon the system promptly cured. Large
book giving particulars, ten cents in
stamps. Address Worlds Dispensary
Medical association, G63, Main street,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-18

Not To BE Told to the World.
Ccnjugal disappointments are not to n
trumpeted to tho world Two persons find
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-18
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Thomas Coligan, Deceased
The under. igned having been appointed Admin
istratriNof the estate Of Thomas Coligan, late OF
The county OF Rock Island. state Of Illinois, de
ceased hereby gives notice that she Will appear
before the county court Of Rock Island county,
NJ the Office Of the clerk Of said court, in the city
of Rock Isiaud at the June term, On the Thlrd
monday in June next at which time all persons
having claims against said estate are notified and
requested In attend for the purpose of having The
same adjusted All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested TO make immediate payment
TO the undersigned.
Dated This sih day of May. A. D.. 1885.
ELLEN COLlIGAN.
m-dtw Admiuistratrix
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-18

One of the policemen of st. Paul car
ries an umbrella. and when it rains,
gravely patrols his beat holding j; over
his head.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-18

Archer and Wood, the two Engllst
Jockeys made last year respectively sou
600 and $45, 900.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-18

LUX ISLAND & PB0ilh
RAILWAY.
sHoWTEsr ROUTE To THE
EAST AND SOUTH


Trains eayt Rock island
i0ga. NJ Way Freight
s45 Fast Express,
40 D. m Mail and ENprcsA
$50 - Tur1ugh Freight Nh Accommodation
Trains arrive at iEStE Island;
lana m. Through Freight aud Accommodation
oi5u. M Mail and Express.
$40 " Fast Express.
tpl Way Freight
Tbr FA-F7ExrRGss, leaving iiocR Island at $50
m ARRIVES III Peoria l22n p. m, nj Springfield
i..E D. H. at Decatur i.plp. M, jacksonville 40
nm Alton ~ p. m, - Louis S-15 p. m, aud
Terri, uautc II 81 .. M, Tue SAME DAY. Making
,ht- the BEsr and QUICKEST route 10 all points
-anfhttsl
The go o. 10. trGIu makes close connection al
salya with G.. T. & q. for points west; arriving At
,,alcshurt 1T as D. NJ, at Burlington d 30 p. M. al
t.rasuS 10 p =. "a, aud ~ Qnncy l0n5 p. IN.
Arriving 80 Peoria 10 b3j p. N, making close
.nnarri on- with tha I. Is. .S " ami T. p. W d.
fsr Indianapolis. connecting there with all fas
rains for ru.. risT AMI -ouJA.
,-FA~E TINE SURE CONNECTIONS, and
.lt,s ls ioT ~ ny tuy other route.
EE. CAGhG. e. G.. : DOLLHOUSE.
,fruT -upa Gent TSt Agt
The G. W @. tn. Accommodation leaves every day
rEcru. =Iui-E.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-18
oonnn ,cR \ MINNESOTA LANDS are to be

oan0n ACR \ MINNESOTA LANDS are to be
JSUuu sold at Public auction. The Trustee
of The Estate OF Jay Cooke & Co., in Bankruptcy,
will offer for sale to the highest bidder 33,OUO
acres vain 4ble lands yet remaining. The real s.
tate must be disposed Of Immediately 80 as to set
lie with creditors. such an opportunity il rarely
offered for asafe and paying investment. Sale
takes place at the Chicago Real Estate Boards
Room 5. 16l Lasalle St., Chicago ILL.,. Wednesday,
NAV 81 al twelve noon. Each tract sold sepa-
rately Address W. j. BARNEY 81 Co.. ~ Tribune
RAPIDS Iowa. apes dwim
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-18
STRANGE DELUSIONS.

When promenading in the park if she
chancal t. sac "a bird flying IN the air, her
rroui and naughty mian immediately dis-
appeared 10 be succeeded by lool, of un-
utterabis sweetness and tenderness This
was because the i.habitant OF the air reprs-
scented t. her the realizati N Of all her de.
sires, JOYS happiness and grandeur II, at the
the time, any OF her ma jrsty' sservantS were
within sight. she woull hasten to thom under
the belief that the bird she had seen had de-
sceniei in tue park AMI was Transformed.
The servants would divert her min tosoms
other object and the subject was then for
Cotton
One of her ma jesty's manias a short time
ago was the ordering of numerous aud beau
tful dresses and costumes These she would
order herself and the couturiers should
never bring her less than six ut tima. She
followed the fashions that prevailed in Paris
during the empire. and the dresses prepared
in accordance with her orders had such
numberless plait' and folds that they usu-
ally contained from twenty five to thirty
yards of material When these luxurious
costumes were brought to her she would
regard them with quiet diSdain and ther
turn abrul tly away. murmuring: 81 don't
want them; they are not fine enonyh for the
great empress of Mexico" Thsss Co tunes
which were OF course paid for, were b)u yht
by the RIGA ladie of Brussels and the dame,
of the court, soms of whom pre- erve then
az souvenir.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-18

- o." u''rcs Interference to Special Excnr
s''N- rii@u-r OF time. audother items of interest
NJ connection with the chicago. Milwaukee a. 81.
iAI- a1prr
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-18
THE POOR EX-EMPRESS.
THE SAD LIFE CARLoTTA LEADS IN
A BELGIAN CHATEAU.
Her Imaginary Receptions as E'npt ,ss
OF Mexico Strange Deiasians aud
hanias--An improvement said
to Have Taken Place.


brussels Cor Paris Gauio,s
The announcement made IN several ur.
mails that this Empress Carlotta. widow ot
Maximilian, has recovered her reason. is.
unhappiy, not true. The empress il still at
the royal clstls Of Bonch1ut, near Llaksa,
thu summer residence OF the king OF tue
Belgians The chateau fol- merly belonged
tn the count de Beaufort who sold it to
King Leopold IL. 1t was built in ll31, is Of
q thic style AMI reveals architectural boat
ties Of the highest order. Toe carved oak
and woodwork OF the interior is really mar
velou; but its sombre cast Is not calculated
b. d!ssipate the sadness of its illustriou
hostess.
The castle is surrodni 4. by park an |
gar len in English fashion, with centure
trees All shaded walks. 1t is delightful
habitatioa, splendid Il lon. If a smile but
| broke On the lips of the empress ar the sor-
rowin, little court by wlich she il alton lal.
But everythn, is dark AMI melancholy and
| the beauties of nature pass unpereaivoi
HER RECEPTIONS.
Eighteen years have gone by sincs thu
| empire T. 10 & hsr husband AMI her reason a
| thu SANS tina AT first she prs4elgel her
court rs usual. and her reception tool
| place as regularly as in the Oil lturbIl'
| palace in Mexico. All those who weri
| n'oyei By her great misfortune went to lay
| ti:sir respectful homage at her feet 1h'
empress received them exactly a'if tina rolf
| he was acting was real one. When sh'
| saw a certain number Of persons in her pres
| once she thanked them as follows: "Nog
have come, mos seignanrs, 10 salute thu
| great empress of Mexico | thank You
You do ire. doubtless, to lay ut the feet o
hil majesty tho emperor the proofs of you
: devotion. Very well, will go and acquain
lin OF it' And then she would de 'ceuj
from her mock throne and search all sh
| rooms for her au gust hu,banl After he
vain search, she woul coma back AMI say
II do not know whore the emperor is, but a
soon rs tie arrives be will come AM 50
| you"
Then she wonl wari az into an intermina
| bic discourse on the brilliant positi IN of thi
emperor, AMI tho grant future in stors TO
him. Aud SeiZirg a portrait Of Macmillan
She would beg AMI supp!icate him not to b
contentei with his title of emperor of Mex
ico, but 10 aspire higher. "Xou must m puu
higher, siis would exclaim; always higher
1t Is not one crown you de erve, or that
insist on your wearing, but ten. twenty, al
The crowns of tue worll.' She would con
time in this strain till she was in a state q
ecstasy whoa the visitors frequently move
to tear, woul1 depart unob,erved by he
majesty. Then, after ordering her imagin
AIRY pages to take up her train, sha wouI
luecnly step
l -,rTf1. SOW ,Nt,t TTe,t,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-18
MIN aukce.

MILWAUKEE, May Il.
Wheat Weak; cash re. June, nc; August
&c. Corn steady. NJ =, 36c Oats No. ., 20, c
kye-Qnet, No. 1, co. &C. Rs-ley-Noniual No. >
Gle,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
REAL ESTATE.
pusrNFss AT THE EXCHANGE.

pnsne.. among the real estate brokers continues 10 be
number Of important sales were reported Seer
day Charles Graham have bought from nAt'hias
d Smith important plot being 100 feet on the nort ne
Seventy nj the south side OF Eghets aho
lOs westerly side Of MadlsonsFe DC
tween Seventy and Eightieh sts for s2'ooV" Inc
same firm has sold 10 East Seventy eghthst having
frontage Of 20 feet by 81 depth with fonrsory
brownstone and brick to Henry oe~e
81 fonT s;orv NIGH soop brownstone dwelling lsx
~ fsq west 9th and ION ayes Ior
$50 eoo N ID iot No 10 West
sforv eOr 100 sis25O Jere Johnson IT. reported
result the sale by him Of me Naes s Sn I'D
ding poiapf hundred and thirty seven lots were sofa
for O43 m average Of sl3s per lot ,,, 1,.,,.s
Ninety nhst for $1,000 also one OF
Mr. stokess threestOry houses In seventy or
go and o. Mr.. LawsOns in the same street oI
$4,000 threesory dwelling IN Ninety being
OF stewart Devns houses, for slo0OO As mars
respect H. Muller the directors o. the E1chahge
will attend his funeral this morning at The suRgeson VI
An unusual numb OF wants and offers were issued
the brokers MEETING call for tenement houses
in the Tenth Thirteenth Wards to cost ron $500 S
5000 also for house S gi"s4 % cost o%
slOOOO $4,000: a private house was wapted between
Fourteenth Nineteenth ate and Second and
70 o1s' aO 10 ooa SDSer 5oce private house q
Lexington and sixth ayes not 10 exceed
900 20 81 900 three story eh soop %
house 22rIOO 24l West Thirty fourth was onere 10
s25 also nat l0o1lO0 corner OF tenement
and Fourtbsve, two srstory o"u" VI rear
Thompsons st renting .or sab ~
offered $50 600 plot OF two lot 20. FOR 81 30
each also plot 52rlOO Tenthave near One-h u-
for $4,000 plot ,51lO0 10 Eghs oa ~
iot a country house at NOrwslk Conn. for $50 900
country Fairfield n = TO exchange ior ha-, ons
seat and AZ acres at Bald"ins L. L. ioi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
Country propertp for Sale aub Go Get
VALUABLE MINERAL PROPERTY Far SALE.

0puHHg Pioptiig ~oi D"'N S"' o' 80
VALUABLE MINERAL PROPERTY Far SALE.
One Of the most desirable in United States composed Of
Blast Furnace ~ heavy veins Iron ore Coal
SPs snS n s W az oi four ns
per cent per snnam roysltis. alone
Amount required ,or pnon., .n5 nrefr taking haif
stick Il Incorporated.
CoIwTLL & CANNING lis Broaiway
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR and vicinity;
* RIsr1 4U II s"sss m Room s
ALL COUNTRY PROPERTY our specially.
"A Farms re'a s is'sss wrr rsuns s Building
LiTCHFIELD COUNTY FARM FOR
a sALE-one Of the best milk raising farms IN Con
necueu' 200 acre. RtG IID1 %H1rIxe Beekmansl
COR SALE or TO LET at Crawford. on \. j.
Central r. r. adesirbe welsiruaied French roof house
c ISSs address aTs barn. va Van sRTS Z
TOR SALE or TO RENT at Great Neck. L. l.
-Two fne residences situated Manhasset Bay one
contains % Of choice land lne lawn S"d .hVe
+ fsfn.h ready both very ss;iTase
S sS%S: Is minutes RON un Hill Great SesE [ L
EOR SALE.-A house of eleven rooms and
lot S,cI lS az, sdaTsss WiLIfXM A. wANTERs
-" p"f''"4A'' Bloomfield r. J.
NIONTCLAIR.N. J.. and VicInitv.- Residence
vale . RGpR Iens HOWE PXRsoSs Cedar NewYOTt
ORANGE. n. J.-Real estate near all stations.
For e q Tn ie'Pf ase ss BROADWAY,
ITO RENT or FOR SALE-At Arlington:
L y J., 80 minutes ewYOrk city Hall Chambers ana
23est ferries three and Sroom Queen Anne
wax from depot good location,
plenty OF ground cellars furnaces ranges under
ground drainage and ali modern improvements Can Ve seen
Sunday. Apply 70 l. ". LlNDBLOM. Arlington
rINO LET OR LEASE.-TwO desirable resi-
dences Fort Washington: ali modern convenience
three minutes the Hudson River Railroad Depot
Avn ISAAC p. MARTIN. so wslst
90
w privilege for the water for safe on
"Pamrapo River Now the time to secure ms import
ant " alter supply. h4A Eh q - 81 .-.
GlO OnO FOR SA E. modern resi-
~ ItbsODN. dence. Is rooms; 40 minutes by trle
Railroad . minutes from station; SURROUNDINGS unsuI
passed has all mOiern Improvement crrhgenur
&c complete order: lot f5x421 feet GROUNDS
tastrv laid out abundance Of shade extensive Veg
table garien schools convenient Terms %
purchase money remain Tor trn OF
II desired. J. y. HONi - broA'"AS-
Bnnrn nr1 Rooms UIIts1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09

Boaro dno Roo rs UI1te1.
THERE are private families and private faml-
lies and hoard for self wife and TWO s-rs
of and where there other boaIders Please
CAPTAIN ROBE Recruiting Officer l16 Chatham a.. city
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Guttion Sales of ncal Gsilil

Gurtion Sales Of neal Gstlte.
TAvES BLEECKER. Auctioneer.
~ SUPREME COURT-FORECLOsUR RE sALE,,
BIEECkER'S will sell at auction III lssDAr
DOT he Exchange. o46o Liberty
~ z This desirable sixth Ward property The premises
Ncs q New Chambers and No. Z+3 "lllanl-st II
the very heart ctyupon The great crosstown hooug
fare running the ertnl OF the
Br,k yn Bridge side Elevated T. r. having ont
age ChamberssL and over 10 eet mont Oh
WilNam-st.
Mans al Bleecker's, $50 broadway. - -
CHARLES A. MCMAHON. Referee.
f. Henry LacomDe, Counsel 10 the Corporation Attorney
for Plaintiff
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5ituatiors uanieo--ffmaIes.

REREAN CHURCH EMPLOY MEM bU
ID REAU Edward Judson. d. u, fAstor-sitnauons
the ING HOusekuepef, hdts porter
and shipping also Janitor Envelopes 20
line trade deslrsd open daily tron " D - Bed
ford-sI
EHAMBERMAID and WAIT RESS.-By a
~ country makes salads
very careful OF gAss serves IN courses GAL Az
~ GIL ava, near l1t4sL
OOK-WAITRESS.-B two girls, together !;
~ one cook thoroughly understands her business other
private family boat city reference
Gail or 1 cat SD a.. sucond n0or back
COOK, LAUNDRESs-C0A
~ REQ couple eneambrAnoe man undeIst- g.raea
milk furnace al want wages $40 Win
rcfsrenos CAL or address
CoACHAZH. llI West 24tA-sS, building. ID neof
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Brooklyn properip for Sale an0 60 Cet

CONVENIENT for New York business men /;
Snev cosy FIRST Place anu Second
henry st. houses open
TO LET for $3.50, No. 10 Lefferts place,
Brookiyn-A very pleasant wide and Drok house
N good repair. IL improvements. Inquire
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M4EHATTAx RAILWAY COMPANY.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockhold-
f.,N, e5s Of the coNsoLIDATED ELECTRIC LIGHT
DfAN Will be held at the Office OF the Company 80
s New ORR AZ II O'Clock SATURDAY, the 18th
1850 Tor the election OF thirteen Trustees for
- anu inspectors 81
e1 sung and Tor the onsideraton Of
business a. may properly bet ~ meefna "
AT the meeting special be mao. Nv The nresi
cent respecting Neils,n license and by
Trustees 10 the sawyer Man Electric Company - -0
HENRY C. DAVIS secr~tarv nm Tan,