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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
WACO.
verdic. In the mcLslland VIII Gaze in
Favor of Young Peter.

Verde. In the McLslland VIII Gaze in
Favor of Young Peter.
Special 10 the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, April 19.-The jury IN the
McLslland will case brought in their YER
dics G. $50 O'Clock this afternoon. Their
verdict was thst old man McLellsnd was
not OF sound mind when he signed the
codicil few weeks before his death, in
Septs mber, 1886, and that he
was in sound mind when he made the
original will in 1881. This verdict elm
mates Prather & Gilbert as executors sud
leaves 1t with the Probate court to sp-
point executors. The court will il all
probability sppoint young Peter and his
mother their own executors. The verdict
of the jury is in harmony with public SEN
timent.
Officer Mcdowell of L0ckport, Cald-
well county, came In the city the other
day with an attachment for George W.
Croft, Waco policeman. He found his
man. Croft promised to meet him at the
depot st certsin hour and 60 with him,
but when the time came he was not
there. He mysteriously disappeared and
has not been heard from since 1. is
limited that he is wanted in Caldwell
county on 8 charge of murder.
Papers were served on j. E. Elgin,
editor and proprietor Of the Waco Ex-
eminer, this morning ia libel suit, fl ed
in the District court Of Milan county for
$50, 1000, styled F. NJ. Adams VS.. j. E.
Elgin. Mr.. Adams Is connected with the
Milan County Democrat, and claims be
WAS libeled by certain publication in the
Examiner,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
The Wool Protscti,n Idea.
Omaha World.

Omaha World.
The wool growers themselves have but
one argument for high protective tariff
on wool. "Our wool producers cannot
compete with countries where no winter
feeding and but little summer attention is
required, snd where labor Is so chesp,
unless their industry has Just and ade-
quate protection" That language means
nothing IL 1t does not mean that the cli-
mate is "unpropitious and unsuitable for
sheep raising" Admit that there are A.
600, 900 sheep in the Uoited States, and
they produce 275, 900, 900 pounds Of wool.
These sheep are raised and this wool is
produced as the wool growers themselves
declare in spite of the climate and only
because the whole country is taxed to pay
for winter food, summer care and loss
by sickness. The wool tariff II 1t
lasts thousand years can
never do away with "winter feeding and
summer attention" for American sheep,
snd therefore wool growing is not an in
FAINT industry which can be built up aud
established by tariff, but 1t is an unrea-
sonable attempt to defy wind and weather
at the expense OF the people. Moreover,
1t Is not true that even with the tariff
wool growing is increasing. The num-
Der OF sheep in the United States last
year SWISS s44,oOO,0oo. In 1886 it was
4s, COO, 900; in 1885 it wss 50,000,oo0.
The sttempt to compensate the American
wool growers for the ravages Of shsep dis
eases and the inclemency Of the climate
and to enable them to compete with for
eign wool growers who have good sheep
climate and healthy sheep, Is 8 failure,
and en- unnecessary tax upon the people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
BOLD BURGLARS.

They Enter a Bsuk and Secure q Big
Doodle.
UTICA, N. Y, April IL The First Ms
tional Bank of St. townsville was robbed
between - and o'clock this morning.
Entrance was effected through back
window into the building. The burglars
then removed brickwork enough Of the
vault to allow 9 person to crawl through.
Then they in some way blew of the vault
snd safe doors with powerful explosive
Less than $4,000 in cash, $500 in IN
signed bills, gold watch and chain val
ued at Sl75, together with other jewelry
left at the bank for safe keeping we're
taken. AS yet no trace of the burglars
has been discovered. The bank continued
business SIS usual this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
RABY HUMORS
And all Skin and Scalp Dis
eases Speedily Cured
bv Cuticura..

orr Ii;;le son will be four years Of age on the
sst, inst. In May, 1885, he was attacked with a
80, natntuI breaking out or the skin. We
Irigad In q physician, who treated him for
eSant four weeks. The child received little or
a. good from the trestne as the breakfr 6
nUt, supposed b. the hysician to be hives In
E"nggrsvaled form became larger in blot hes,
81 more and more Distressing. We weie
Srp11ent obliged to get up 10 the night and
nh nial with soda Ia water, strong linimenA,
atr Finally, we called other PHYSICIANS, until
81 Iess tnan six ma attempted to cure him. all
nIte falling, aud the child steadily getting
- orae and worse. until about the goth of last
TTiy When we began to give him CUuCURA
REsOLYBNT In ernslg, anc the CUTICURA and
STTICURA SotP externally, and by the last of
Iugnst he was SO nearly well that we gave him
aSi7 one dose OF the RESULTANT about every
.scond day for abou ten dave longer, and he
Ia. ngve beeptroab. ed since with the hnrr bls
-rsladv In sllEe used 1ess than oLe half OF a
5otLIe OF cutie 5RA RFsOLvEsT, little less
tSsn one box Of UaiICURA. and only one cake
0'C II. Z. RYAS, ossuga, livingston Co., Ill.
subscribed ana sEor2.to before me this
fourth Gay Of JeruaryS.H. Q. n COE, j. r
Lsst spring was very islcE. being covered
~ \ some kind Of seFofulsss TIE doctors could
70, beln me. I Was ADVISED to try CUrICURA
PEs0lyEEr l did 80, aud in aday grew b tier
snd batter, until en- Hs well sssyer / thank
Tou for 1. very mpth, and would IKE to have II
soy E y D. HOENASN, North Attlebcro, Mass.
CUrrCURA, the great ssin cure, ana CUrICURA
soar prep 4red from It, externally, and CUTI-
CUKA RE5oLvBSr, the new btooa puhfer. in
Ter, ally, are positive cure for every form OF
skln and blood disease from plmPles to
IcrOfula.
sod everywhere. Phce, CUTGCUEA. 5)c.
so,P. CSC: RESoLYENT, 81. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AsD CHEMICAL Co., Boston
ss-ssnd for How to Cure Skin Diseases.'
sipgEgs, 30 illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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detrimental to the public welfare; there

fore, be It
Resolved, that we declare ourselves
bitterly opposed to aud earnestly protest
against the bringing Of convict labor in
competition with home labor in any Sec
ton of the state and express indignation
st the idea of Introducing convict labor In
this county, AID We believe that oil con-
victs should be kept end utilized within
the walls of the penitentisry.
Resolved, that copy Of these resolu-
lions be furnished the Dallas News, Fort
Worth GAZETTE, Southern Mercury and
Gordon Courier for publication.
W. q. HIGHTowER, President.
In. WYNN, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
jaw. Goldsmith,
Atlanta. Ca
A Marrow Escape.
Special 10 the Gazette,

SptCIAI TO Inc DhLettc,
PrLor POINT, TEX, April 1S.-Willie,
the little fitteen-yesr-eld son OF DR.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Ragland, had 8 narrow escape
last night from death by poison. cork
nom yial OF eye-wster, which contained
among other drugs the poisonous drug CT
atopia, fell upon the floor unnoticed and
the baby picked it up and had it in his
mouth before being discovered. The re-
suit was very sick child, and it required
Inc untiring efforts Of two physicians to
save hin. This evening ii is thought he
viii recover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
In Ellis County

Correspondents OF the Gazette.
MILFORD, TEX, April l2.-Farmers
have progressed we'll with their work.
Corn is generally good stand and in fine
condition. Cotton land is about all ready
for planting. This morning fine rain
fell which will be of great benefit in melt
ing down clods; in fact it is all thst could
be desired. Pastures are green and cat
tie are making good their time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
Investigating Charges of Corruption.

ALBANY, N. Y, April 13.-The assem-
bly, committee on judciary to-day began
investigation into the published charges
that members OF the assembly had been
corruptly influenced by lobbyists. The
evidence taken WAS entirely made up Of
deli.ls By the accused members.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
TASCOTr AGAIN.

A Man Arrested IN Tennessee with All the
Requisite scars.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, April 13.-Dep-
uty United States Marshal Taylor yester-
day arrested man calling himself James
MCGEE at Oneida, Tenn. MCGEE Is sup
posed to be Willism B. Tascott, murderer
of Millionaire Smell of Chicago. he ar
rived at Oneida about the middle of Feb
ruary and answers the description Of Tas-
colt perfectly, even to the gold filling in
the teeth and the scar on the knee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
Palo Pinto A,l,anc. Resolutions.

PALo PINTO, Ten, April 6, lssS.
To the Editor of the Gazette.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed by the County Alliance Of Palo Pinto
county at regular session held ct the
Blue Flat schoolnouse on the above date
Whereas, steps are being taken toward
the introduction of convict labor on pub
lie works in this county, and
Whc-sss, Te S..!eYs spcs action to be
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
PattiIIo Subdivision
South .: and nearest the city.

This Is tbs most beautiful. elevated and
heslthful suburb OF Fort Worth, aud command
Ing the best view of the city and surrounding
sountry. Each lot fronts a first-class broad
street with alley in the rear. Plats will be
sirsble plsn. Two street car lines run near
this property. Broad avenues lead from the city
on both sides and through 1t. The leading
railroads are in plain view and some Of the
best house Ia the city are built and being
built around Is. L is outside the city limits
and free of city tax. l. is owned by non
resident and will be sold on most favorable
terms to the highest bidder. absolutely for
one fourth cash, balance in Six, Twelve
and Eighteen months, placing each lot
In thereaoh Of the poor as well as
the laborsr or the wealthy by paying only a
suall sum down to get home, and for the
spsculator to double his money in one year.
JEW. Goldsmith,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14

Special 70 The Gazette.
WOLFE CITY, Tex, April l3.-Mr. j.
n. Nsil, who mas fed 1000 bseves this
winter, viii commence shipping to ST.
Louis In few days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14

pEMEWRERThat The presence CT Gem
HIH@ W. - liberals Beauregard and Early,
who are in chsrze OF e drawings, is guarsn
tee of absolute fairness and integrity, that the
chances are all equal, and hat no one can pos
sibly divine what number will draw prize.
Is GDsRAS FEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS o. New Orleans, and he Tickets are
signed By the President of an Institution,
whose chartered rights are recognized In the
highest Courts; therefore, beware OF any imi-
tstions Or ANONYMOUS schemes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14

1 had letter on my face for many years,
nothing done 1t any good until 1 used
Heiskel's letter .Ontment, which soon
effected 8 cure. RsfipE E. Sharp, Lebanon,
Pa
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ssI h,sm IN. from Panhandle City.

-OVEISbp1uueuCo vi tuc u1hCthC.
PANHANDLE CITY, TEX, April 9.-Twc
train loads u cattle will be shipped from
here tomorrow and Is 600 will be losdec
here during the esrly spring for the east
ern market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14

Fort Worth PostsT. P. A. meeting at
Ellis hotel Saturday evening, April IA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14

Address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New OrIt ans, La.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
PAINS AND WEAKNESS

0AnVII skin anu Scalp preserved and saut-
Hh6l Z ned by CUrICUEA INDICATED SOAP.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14

"Ue do hereby certify that are supervise The ar
TGngeHeHts for all the Monthly and Quarterly
ID G1cingS Of The Louisiana sta { Lottery Com
pdny and in person manage and cOHtroithc Drdl7
ings themselves and that the same are conducted
trith honesty, frirreSS, and in good faith tOcGrd
all parties, and IRE authorize the Company to Use
this certificate NTH fac imiIcs Of our signatures
attached, in lis advertisements"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14

We the undersigned BGnEs and BANKERS I-iy pay
all Prizes drar1t in The Louisiana State Lot
terieS ichich may DC presented at our counters.
r. y. WALBSLEY, Prs. Louisiana Natl BIZ.
PIERRE l. ANtUX Pres. \ tie Nail Bk,.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans NATL Bk.
CARL KUHS, Pres. Union Ns,iJnal BJnk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14

Naj,rA. W. HIND Of Pecos City,
vice president OF the international Ringe
Association, Is in Fort Worth. He says
there has been refreshing rain in the
ives. lately, snd everything in the way Of
stock business is Looking brighter than II
has for Blk years. The cattlemen are al
hopeful Of coming ont In good shape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
Proposals.

AQUKDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM 20. SrEwAET BUILDING No 2SO BROADWAY
NEwYOKK February 8. 1883
NUMBER l.
~ TO CONTRACTORS.
BIDS OR PROPOSALS for furnishing and delivering and
LAYING pipes aud their appurtenancss from
l3jst Convent TO the proposed Gate House In The
Central Park Reese dong all Oher work III connection
complete Section OF the New Croon
Aqueauc called for in the approved forms OF contract
specifications file in the ODic- OF tile Aducduct COM
msssuers VIII he received AT This oce mill Wednesday
29th Of Febru ry 1884, at O'Clock which
M publicly opened the Aqucdlct
m
furnishing said materials will lie made by
as soon there ttnr a prIcucaOlc.
OF sail approved contract and specifications
thereof and bids proposals and snvoopes or their
AMI and also the plans of said work,
and be the above office
Of the Aqueddot Commissioners application to the Sscre
tafy.
By order OF the Aqnoduct Commissioners
JAMES C. SPENCER. President
JOHN c. SuEEHAN. Secrstiry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
AQuRDUcT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM 209. STEWART BUILDING. NO. go BRO DwAY.
EaraI =

ROOM 209. STEWART BUILDING, NO $50 BRoADwAY,i
NEwY YORK. Feruarby 3, 1855
NUMBER 2. -
~ TO CONTRACTORS.
BIDS OR PROPOSALS for furnishing and delivering cast
iron Pipes and Special Pipe Castings IT, be used OIL Section 10
Section II OF the New Aqueuc at such places In the
CT be designated by the Aque iuc
COMMISSIONER and as provided for IN the approved form Of
and specifications Me IN the once OF the
Aqueuc Csmmss Will be vod al TINS ohce until
We lnesday thu 10Th day February 1888, al o'clock
NJ which hour they wall Id publicly opened
by the Aqu-uc Co nmissOners an tho awar Of the cen
dong said and furnishing said materials will
be made br said Commissioners as soon thereafter as psc
ticable
OF said approved contract and the cIfca
tons thereof blds propO~a and proper evolopes
and form OF bonds and also the plans for
said work aid al Otr information lie Obtanod at the
above Office II the Aqueduct COmmiss application
TO tho secretary.
By Greer Of tho Aqusduct Commissioners
JAMES c. SPEN GER, President
JOHN G. SHEEHAS, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10

These securities will reprsent ownership not only OF tho
present Chesapeake and Ohio Railway iron New"
port to tho Big Sandy River but also Through inc
acquisition OF All the bonds and nearly threeourths OF tho
stock Of line Including the BRIDGE from Asnana
TO Cincinnati bonds Of the reorganized Chesapeake ana
Ohio Hallway Company have absolute FIRST lien on
all this additional property either by mortgage or collateral
,sst OF securities mentioned. The new bonds VIII
not begin until rsanzaton 10 compisteu
The the right to capitalize
sum eq the Interest for two years should
they prudent prior to the delivery OF the new
honda
In case the limo Ashland TO Cincinnati nelung tho
bridge should cost ever SSs0O000 additional First Pre-
Stock will DO issued and taken in payment OF tho e.
at par
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
Real estate.

VI'HE TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST
COMPANY. of So Libsrty-st. n. Yrhas
MONEY TO LOAN
on bond mortgage cent Leans must be within
90 per cent OF conservative valuation
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,rcoRpEp REAL EsrArE ra ,N5FE2s-xr. CITY
IA. following .ow,sr. rsai estate tr'n'a'0n' r'o'f1'i
,p,ss Re .is,er'. Oatcs today ia
Illts.s, 1906 It of 4thavs. le2,1looli 10 40 oso
win T Rice 10 Hannah Mover 'tt,ns.cea
Grenada raGe William Sg M .G opedySs ct al to Mary
Crosys. cor OF Jerse s 10 award &c coyne 10000
l4thst 90 Il Of I-taye sSA'eV' Eve 5000
husband 30 n Of Slavc 2sxioSS Louise 90 nm
1sthst cor 81 A,a's a, e. I 1ebn Boyc 2O.sos
Same property; John Boyle ans vic ~ .. 24O .0os
s7thst ~ # OF s 5n iSnehin $4,000
800 RSs N Ia, ave ooo
Ten,s1a Hsr 90 ups 3, E aSd
AvsB to T cor Of IrViass 5GIcO John brennan
ru,'"0'., t SnaT liun oijsv. No lss 251
lO3s Margaret Giiucrt spooer 10 AiSrS"''' Ao"
lOlsssi isEays 25Iiooll' Jed Fry 1900
AM nroueity' Esther Wbslton to Lambert
es1cs:s sSs wot isave 251iooS< Ferd ooo
nand school and w' 70 rip s SISTESi Hsr@e
Ms,zGa ct a. :. 7Ssp H Of orclar 75i2o,a0
100 julius Tonssan, ana wie to Fraskin
sii ysf No 2oi Hy@an and wif't Nor $500
2ssye VS. 25s 10 ~ ,e Wii'iaH Hoffman &c. 500
"sihst ~ IL ., .aI ,o Augusta 1900
.f:s Eso'! G:;i.i ,, q G 5SSSS
rs 100 W of SHAVE. 5ONlO2.2i Chrlstlan
pllnn nd wifi @ flcIad > ely
Tnion.av- 81 Il n OF Elnsst OxI0' Hahnsh ="
Nurnhy ana wife TO join Cantv
cor q s1 TeA'0 "i'4"n 2sss
rs8th.st l75 n OF Delaney Place LJ1 Iooo
Edward Roberts and wife 10 i"ena'u OD. ses
lssst 100 IT W o. H"n ~ ncSard Ko6,nsoa $3.50
lO7i cor OF 4ti-avs and lO6th'st ana ~ Is3n-
ave Joseph Barnard executor 70 WINS" ls2 900
cor Of 1. i0Ss UU :. 100 900
eSd. goo # W Of sii iN,a 8IJ H, lsoes
- W.. OF !, S ~ c 20 COO
Broome.si n = 2G3 II Of Elizabeih-st. 4sxVE3 TX
i,res A'oph sAA4''' ie'eie0 " 'o-. 633Oo
2s1,.: = Zoo d ~ 90 tSsaTsb B.ch.n I475o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
Eertures Gn0 nleetinnn.

COOPER UNION free Saturday night lect-
~ hail ~ scock Feb. IL the lecture
will DO delivered by Rsv. W. II. IugersOl OF Brooklyn
Portraits OF Christ illustrated with sisreopticon views
No tickets required.
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Nisrfllaneons.

TOR SALE.-A rare old Beatrice Cenci, also
office and household carpets, rugs linoleum
mats very cheap. at ll2 FntOn ST. basement
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Ciip 1]ropertD 60 Get.

49,
A "a PARK-ANE. to let furnished until
"A. November iS-S-FOur-storY high-stoep Drown
,tono Aouse imme ias possesssn Occup Obliged togo
Sont Apply TO Ii. r. DREW & CO., West 2'thst' COT
bth-ave.
EXTRA large store and base nent 10 let,
n with 81 20 and re r light on Duane near huusoh'"'
size 30 ok 1870 Immediate possession . r.., -.
~ RULAND& WHITINj.5 Beekn
BUILDINGS TO LET, with immediate pos
ID ,es,isn; also store. lofts aud ohioss. Inquire
rutland Il WHITING. D Bseknasst
OFFICES TO LET in Temola Court Apply
" Boekman-st
DENT S1,1O0.-AstOr House. 357 West
III ATHEIST modern thrsestory hgh.stoop brownstons
goal neirlb rhood. oi GEORGE ASHFOkIH,
1477 Broadway.
STlI-AVE, NO. rs, in the vicinity of 18th
- sA lease l0j feet deep with large IRON
naterass SHOW windows excellent light ant AR on front,
back AMI suitable musical other hsh-class Dusi'
ness onlv $4,000. Apply OIL PROMISES
rSTORh basement and cellar building corner
- Fulton and Cf sts very strong aud arranged for mana
featuring: l.. a. ChU IkSHANk CO.
l76 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

.,1.,s 80 thu on,y one Of importance Ut the
The Cohnfeid saie was 'no a. The special sub
Neal Estate Exchange yesterday Inv s,.,,on a.,
eonmittee appointed by the Comm'''ce o - - n
xse peal Estate Exchange met In the si'o' ra,.s
t>,mmns in the chair. There Were aiso p.0 . cooo
" poh,nson Edward Oprenheimer aho oeore'
= ,,n,,.sso A resolution was prepare" W ue SUI
,D,,ea 10 the whole committee fuuy "u','s ~ 80,
,o,,,v ne explainei In his recent In'S'as. 49,. a.,
s,.er,x meeting also took places 'eo"aru :. -, 80
r, THE p,oposed form OF contract uhuer "h0"
Wv 80. 60 ~ ~ pad into trust company, was furtner
'e and spprovcd for exceptional Instances
A, ,be stock Exchange yesterday there was oi ~,
-. oncr,y I'm Third or First aves, between iweh'" ana
s,,n,b sts for three or -four story house IN secoa
Ron, teenth-st price from 500. 600 10 5000
,,sory. house between Thirty eighth and Fifty hf'h
~, sixth and Fourth AYES Mt $4,000: Tor ouilahs
,h,e for leather business, In william. Cold or fesfy
1t price TO exceed $4,000
NEw-yoRx. Thursday. Feb. 0, 1883
Tn. following sales we're the Exchange and Auction
Room To-day;
BY Horatto Henr1ques
q .,orx huild,ncs with plot OF land. Nos 682 TO
isGs sd.avc 8 Of osd-st plst 7SsIlo2o sss oss
''---'''-'''
BIZ A. II. Mailer Son.
.,.r a~s,nr with lat No g5oEast i2eth-st. 50 TINA
81 " of istave lot lSx5o.5; Wright Duryoa'- ''S0'
Bv Richard Y. HarTh q Co.
Slots. East g7th..t. l75 fsef Madison'a'e' 1920
Lat ss as ssSs sdj above same 71so
su,s; ;,s;e COT Of 5oih; 261ioo each 40 90,
let's 5oth-.t. 100 IT " OF io'hr... 800 $4,000
2 lots Cer;rii PARK West. n " cor OF '''a'" ~ $50
each; Ottinger Bros I; s;cxart l6y00
3 lots on C~ntrsl Park. wssI.sw COT OF io'' 22 $50
n -, al above 25I 100 each: We En- A'''""
j ioi On central PARK West AZ" II s'i iO lo7oo
West 1oGtn,s'' loS N S CO $3.50
sstor1 dwelling With lot No , a. Mss' losoo
bons with LOT, No IA adj above Stnpei 'o'-o"
2 similar houses with lots Nos 10 ann 40 "o s22oo
Wrher q 1Sn
.uar house with lot No 20 adj above Wohsn ~ s90
smsr honse with lot No %. adj above; Wepsr 'o"0
similar house with lot No "a ao ABOVE 1880
similar house with lot No 10 apAoo'e 1900
sell
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Bnsiness Chnnres.

A GENTLEMAN, educated. active. expert
n eucei manufacturing or publishing. 10 disengsged
npeteit position
detail watching aud where ability
and inIo sity are Recognized Address Petition, 1872
Wiliam-st "a floor
AGENCY WANTED.-By gentleman. native
a sN T. CITY OF reliable manufacturing or mercantile
concern long bsiuess eKDsrence thorough boohkeepor
anu go9l knowledge OF finances high class References
* a.. Onioe tAs paper.
A OVER User desires a partner with capital
establish general agency In Chicago and sling
the Northwest for patented article ses sight snts
large familiar with buiing trade preerr-d reference
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