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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09
CURIOUS CGlIEFS.
>up~r<'Ifiou< <oti"n. Nh"u: Teeth Pre-
NailinE Among tho I rs ,phi..icAt-.I.

In Lower Canada and the I.t-.c-r
States children are told yheT 1t loot
comes out tina; the new tooth viii pr .
gold one il the tongues kept oEt OF he
cavity.
An ''old woman's' saying. haaaol
down by many u fond mother. tells u
that 10 los. u tooth or an eye j. also 10
lose some friend or kinsmlu. or j.. 4:
least. attended nv some illlack.
To dream 90 teeth was considered =
warning q. ON ~inreadin. disaster.
unless you happened Ia shape your
dream 50 that IN. teeth would fall odt.
when you must gather from that sort %
nightmare that YOU woull o NEE,
your lover. who would propose.
There WAS u tradition tha; from IN.
time Chosrees. the Persian. carried 90
q piece of the true eros. from Con-.au-
.tinople. tn. number OF teeth in tn.
mouths OF men WAS reduced from
t~hirty-two la twenfy-;hrec. II il need
less To say. however. tina, mankind is
usually provided with a full compile
m.ni Of ihir:y-two.
Teeth have been worshiped. and. ia
fact, are veneraied rs rslics in som.
religious .hrines. Buddha's tooth i.
preserved in a temple in India. and
Cingxle-e wor>hiped the tooth OF .
monkey. while An elephants tooth and
n shark tooth served q similar pu-.
pose among the MalshAr islanders and
the Tonga ISLANDERS respectively. Tn.
Siame>e valued a monkeys tooth -
hi2hly the; they are reported ~ have
offered the Portuguese. into whose
hands il had fallen by the fortunes ~
war. 100000 crowns for IL
The period % iee;hing being An
anxious one in childhood. i: il ex-
irerncly important Ia have il ovcr
with. In the IVES; Of England a n.ck-
lsce Of beads made from peony root.
WAS placed on the child neck 10 as-i-,
the operation. and one of amh-r b-sds
was also ;houcA; 10 he powerful either
beiug considered "a help: accouilac 20
;h- complexion 81 The child. - YER
the different colo--i hsaas u-s>l /.
was also said that the srst teeth ulus:
not d 'hro.n.avsy when they fsIl osi,
Tor II any ANNA! got sgch a:rophy. the
next tooth uoali BE- ike ;hz. 81 the
animal finding the old one.-giaSsz-;A
ytT1fek
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09
ROBBiN0 THE TREASURY.
How . Frun,ic Clerk Managed to Live
Ifi;t, ON y Small salary.

When worm out or mutilatcd notes
are redeemed they ar" TAX IN r. The re-
Gcmpfion department of the Treasury
and counted. ca; in two l~cn@;hwiss.
each half counted in separate rooms
aud each lot then separately reduced L"
pulp. some al which rcapprtrS in com
mcrcc ia the form of toy animals and
other figures which are sold at thc
souvenir stands of the Capitol and al
the various shop, i'm the city. tar al
f.lc accountant, has held the position
since 1870. and has been all that. time
one Of the mos, -killful and trusted EN-
ploycs. She j. Of mature age. and l.
fai and well kept. like Il woman ~
wealth amid leisure. Her methods were
simple. and Yet required the Goodness
aud skill of an accomplished prc>;idig-
..aicur. Her accomplishments wcrs
worthy Of Hermann in tina. respect.
Surrounded by her associate in s~i'a:lar
work. she would deity tear no'.s in
pieces. paste them together 50 a. o. FORM
one more. complete note than the pack
age originally contained and then ah-
>;ract u complctc note of large den"mia-
alton. The packages would foot up cor
~,ctly and seem a be untainpcrcd with.
How ongthisha been goin" ~. whc;h-
er she is the only lighi-fingcrcd lady in
the business. and how much has been
that has been counted is reduced Ia
pulp. The deficit discovered in the
enc lot. when an expose ~ this
woman's performance was accidentally
made. amounted 10 within a few dol
lars Of $l.0oa. and the amount pur-
Joined may. therefore. foot up 10 "a
large sum. All the time she has been
engaged in this work. At least for sew
eral years. il has been "A subject of
comment in the ncighborhOod where
an remarkable airs for y woman that
received only SIS dollars u mouth.
She purchased Il fine house years ago.
and furnished il in the most elegant
style. and not long after purchased an-
other.
Recently she has been engaged in
erecting an expensive country mansion
in one of the suburban villages. For
several years sine has kept a fine team
of horses and an elegant carriage. in
which. however. she would not ride IA
the treasury. She would not patron
ize the street ears. though. bu; each
morning and evening had "A livery man
come with a coupe and carry her Ia
and from her place of honest :oil. by
which she became a capitalist.-HcSs-
.sS.on Cor. Psiigdeipais Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09
WATER ca e FROLiC.
An E-c-NttncsS Dc.c-ispe< I.o,- . Water.
5000: Works.

Eye~-w.t:esses describe the water
spout rs presenting "A Nos: imprcs-ing
and beautiful spectacle. i: formed
ABOUT aaif WY between Point Clear
and Esti.cs wh.rf and proceeded
sto%ir toward the sho-cs. ro2rirg az
.;rs; with :. yc-. loud moi G. 1. struck
Bates wha'f near the sho-. aai GU.
J: OF - nca-ir - IL il had been sawed
IF. The spout sIckel up = G-..at lot
~ spiint'rcl wood aad went dashinr
inland, ca--giag with il a r.ass q!
whiriInT debris. in the miast 81 which
hundred OF !-a wc-c mingled. The
watcrap,ut PRECEDED up 'ae lane. tore
".i Tho corner %. Il ra ani then f.ll 10
The ground with q loud noise. d.posi.-
ing the l0aG o. broken w"od and G,h.
Captain l.. II nenucrly gives a graphic
% of the phenomenon. He -a..
that he wgtchea the wa.a-spout fr,sn
beginning - the end. There WIS n
vcfi hclvy black cloud In the slsr o:
The point. and al. the clouds in the
H~cighDoFhOpd we're seen moviavtowa-l
the c-ntcr OF the blar,. cloud. He
knew hen tia: "A watcr-puut was
forming. aud called attention 10
the atmospheric disturbance. Pre-
emily the water of the b2v. about
o1c hundred yards OF the end
81 "a long wharf. began 10 boil
and whirl around with "A loud nos.
Iii. urIi,fnA,t .-.- ..f,.l. ,I
the black cloud. The black cloud thea
formed in funnel shap: and let down a
point, rcvolvin" Ia n direction contrary
20 the whirlpool below. Soon ,hc two
boJcs OF water Joined ia forming "A
column about fifty fee; in Ciamc:rr
10 the middle and reaching up :.bcIt
a mile ia the a;r. A. -ooa -
the junction was formed the greater
par. az the rushing water cr;-cd.
The column TODD apparently notion
less for about fifteen minutes. and had
an angle with the horizon Of about
sixty degrees. Til. funnel az the ton
was dead black. but the body of the
waierspout Was slate color At the
inpiiDiI. HH'ff inc spout spf':iu plI
into "a pyramid. the water was green
and white. II was a magnificent sight.
Then the whole mass began moving
toward Hattic- :. and came majeotically
along. bcndin" nor. and more n it
advanced. When il reached Nh. shore.
gust where the wharf joins the shore.
the spout bent in the middle. and a re-
port of electric discharge and Il flash
~ lightning announced that the spout
WIS broken. The greater part Of the
water was sucked up i'm the heavens a.
the spout parted in the middle. and the
remainder fell with n Great noise. en-
vcloping the wharf and breaking il
down for IA distance of perhaps fifty
feet. reaching from the shore Ia "a
small house situated on the wharf.
The effects of the spout Were felt on
land slightly. II was only "A remnant
of the gyrating water iha. hit the house
"n land. and the damage resulting
was small.-Nobiic r. yisfcr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09
An Ocuiist's Advice.

Keep a shade on your lamp or gas
burner.
Never read or Sew directly in front
Of = light, window or door.
l; is hes, 10 lie, the light fall from
above. ohiiquely over the left shoulder.
Never sleep - that on frs, waaea-
ing the eyes shall open on the l;gh, o.
!. window.
Never begin 10 read. write or sew
fo- several minutes after coming from
darkness 10 light.
Do no; use the eyesight by light 50
scant that it requires an effort TO dis
criminaie. whether twilight. r.oos-
light or on cloudy days.
Finally. the moment you are i'm
stinctively prompted TO rub your eyes.
that moment stop using them.-7res
Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

CsaasosA ssaAss-
bows here IN \ braaiifui too . .osi:a
Of u. an insdel-ani about - good =
one as you gill sna-cane IA TIC Aaa
said: Mr.. Jcne.. ! am an .naacl !
don'; believe the Bible; b.; you have
go' something la; | have az; got. an
] wish ] had H. aon't know that :;
is said Il Will prescribe fer yea
and cure you II you wti take ms med
iclae-~ He .a,d Il Nil Co u" ]
SAID: Tonight whva | GET through
the preaching cone up Ia the altar
aud Say. GOD BIC ~rnerci.ul - ne 3 s.G-
nsr." He says Bat /. | LAY:
">hu, your mouth; your trouale has
be-u your mouth aui /: | could keep
that shut tWeaty-iour hours sin gst
you OF the road tot,oL" >urv enough.
that airhi hc rGga. and k--lt ~ the
altar aud after The service ! said :,
him: 'Nhea you go home read q
chapter from the Bible and have fan
liz prayers. But L, ay- h.
Shut your mouth. said !: your mouth
ti $500 80 s'N4 ~ AAfsAs A-sI - .
can keep IL shu, f~o-ty-igh, hour- !
Will cure YOU lie got hi, BID. that
night and prayed IN. next morning
he came back. | told him Xhen The
door Of the church opened FOR him To-
go up and Join. Il /" he began.
] said: shut Your mouth. bat 30 -
| tell yoI." That afternoon he walked
up toths front and Joined The church
! put a paddock on each corner 80 81.
mouth and one in the middle. and kept
his mouth thu, ~:or'y-.ighi hoGrs. H.
then said. IL believe ia God aud the
Bible. and here i my hand 20 lr.-d II
Christian life.
Many people think If their views ar
no, right they can not b. Christians
God never said; Give me your head
and il you give God your heart yoaT
head will come straight - natural "a,
life. An inidcl i an inhdci b'cau-c
he will not take The medicine that W4I
cure inhdcli,y From a Ndshrsl S,r-
mon ~ :. J0H.,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09
TO STAY.
What Rightly Directed Frr~ussion and
Arguments wilt Accomplish.

Railway station in the hackw"ods
Of Kentucky. Old Zeb Trotter and his
wife. who have come put a distance IL
fifteen miles. Ia sell two dozen eggs
and three pounds Of blue butter. are
anxiously awaiting the arrival OF tho
train. which. il the weather is good.
makes two trips per week.
Zeb-.Mahaly. let's so home. That
feich-taked train amt comm. nohcw."
Mahaly-.'O. now.d don't hc snatched.
It'll he erlong after while"
Zeb-.Yas. hut we've been awaifin'
putty nigh ever sense sun-up. an il
amt come yit."
M~ahaly-''But il mont be along al
mos, any hour. Do you reckon a body
wants ter stay out yander in the
hills an work all the time an not
see nuthin'2 jest hecaze YOU ion's
Seer nu;hin' fur the 'ioymenis an
elements O this here life you think
that nobody else do. Here I've been
ar layin' of ~ see these kyars ever
since last fall vas six year ago. an
now that the good Lawd has give me
he chance. You waater snatch i; away
from me. amt a goin' "a move er
peg frum here till that train comes"
Zeb-"Tha: .crbackcr ough, ~ no
suckered."
Mahaly-"Don't keer II Il do"
Zeb-"An' l bet the chickens air
scra,chin' UP the ingons-"
Mahaly-"Let en- scratch"
Zeb-Old Mix Back will q, her soap
made 10 YOU"
Mahaly (much excitedl the
hosses. Zeb. an les hurry on home
irk9aSac Trareier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09
The Special O0es

Of TnG FORM CosrASioN, Of Boaion.
Mas, which W. published last week,
shoubi In OoticSd by our readers. - ihc op
pDrtunitv comes but onco . year Any ncw
subscriber tn 1Bs CoArANioN who Will scnd
el.s5 NJ Once. can hav. the paper free "a
January I, isrp. and for - full wear FROM
ths1 dAac. This offer includes four holiday
numben, for Thanksg wing. CHRISTMAS,
New Years and Easter. ali the Illustrated
Weekly Supplements, and the Annua.
Premium List. with iD illustrations Really
s<2j - paper for only lisa year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09
Why Ne Raised the Price.

Dealer Ito lerkl-Tn going to mark
,ho~e ooy> diagonal sssls els ;o-nor-
TOW
Clerk-fTfieea dollars. Way. we've
bsca selling them for SO ali along.
II kncw il bu; Tn going Ia gsEe
array a baseball hs; ~i;h each ours
Of ;hem frs o. cha-Se-Jssncs Yrs
Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

People are apt to undertake the Im-
portancc Of regulating the kidneys when
inactive. Hcn.r, end from the t-ry.r.e
disrcgan1o Of medical aid. tie prevalence Of
dangerous renal disease. Give - tcsl'hfuI
impulse Ia these organs when n..siiul with
Hosistirr's stomach Rtt.rs. ani avoid ina
pending danger. Ia. tI;iers also insurcs
d,Dcstipn and regularity Of the bUwc.>. and
prevents Eaiariai complaints
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09
From the District Attorney Of West
chester Co.. New York.

WHITE PLAINS y \ Apr! 10. '~h
havc received many letter. in refer.
ence 20 my Testimonial. lately Published,
commencing ALLCo.k'- PuRoT- fr,srrh-
cannot spare the time 70 answer them
in writing, therefore would again .ay.
through the press. tina; | have found Ali
COCKS PoKors PIAsrrgs invaluable a.
ches, protector and shields against coughs
and colds Furthermore. I hay~ found All
coCx's PiAs1rxs u~ncquAled for pains In
side, back a-d chest.
ErL.oN II. BAkER
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

PORT persons that @~c~umulst. an the blood
and rot The MAJ hinery 81 the system. a..
eraIica;ed and expelled by using frscsIy
Ash Eit;cr<. "a rlcdscin. TIA, will rot lrrt-
tate the s;oraaCh or bowels l; acts ~ =
gcntls. mann.r on th.>e d.lira,e organs.
and restores heath an every case.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

D~ssERvrxo Communications - NJ ar-
ticie which 50 richly deserves the entire
confidence Of the community ss
BRONCHIAL TRosRIS Those sancring frasn
Asihma;,c and Bronchial Diseases. Coughs
and Colds should try them Pncc, - ceIis
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

A New York girl dropped dead the
other day. two hours after having be-
come engaged TO be married. II i sup.
posed her death was caused by an at-
tack Of heart disease. brvugh, on By
JOY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09
ErL,oN II. BaKEk

YOV cant expect . man 10 reason when
he's In love; and III. object % HE s6~c.
tions realizes that IL - better 30. -JoUrsai
~ Hsix<nfS,m
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

A rHEArgR door keeper would make .
good fortune teller IL he could tell tho fut-
ure - we'll a. he can the passed
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

!. ycsr ,.c. lo.e: color By d~y.p.p.s.-
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

TrIHruo~Is arc u great convenience
and yet poop" are all the tine taking
against theuL-IorE.fs S~.dfSsman-
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

ADaH IN Time saves Ninc o! Hale Hon.
~ Of Aorehound and Tar for cpaeha
Fixes TootkArhe drops Cure IN oae minute
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

A RANK deeeiver-a visiting foreigner
With sham title.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09
vns ScNcRAt MAUxcIS.

" a0scted with aore Eyes use n. lsaar
ne0psuo'sk Eye waser Drunss:s sell iixs
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

IT'S the misfortune OF los life 70 loug Tor
something hire
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

~ S"N '" az WIN Nv
lady seeks another victim to practice
her arts upon.
w hen you >ea . man carrying =
book bearing Oh tn. cover the title.
'Ireat Expectations" or Our Mutual
Friend" don't rush 10 the conclusion
that he is going 10 read Dickens. Many
OF n dainty volumes - labelled ara
hollow. except iha, they contain a half
pint whisky flask. BY touching a
spring the mouth Of the TASK springs
into view, all ready for "A nip" 80
popular are these fls>xs that n Cham
bcr> stree; firm offers them for sale
under the name Of Temperance Book
ElasS>. ~. ]. Tribune.
My friend. said a ,i-ht-f>..d
banker 10 "a Young man who had pulled
him VI % the water. Il appreciate the
Fact that yoa have saved my life. and
] ann prepared IN reward yon-,o ~
ward you literally for your services.
VIVA; caD | do for you?" Well. sir.
there was a suit o. clothes ,pcil.." said
stC R|~NHS-s eBt N3> ARasG -iktlIrcG
though not educated. chat would Dc
about Si.; then | los, nav hat. ,ha,
would be Sf,y cents; then | took con-
siderable liquor 10 keep Of a cold.
which cost me a quarter. don, think
Of aay thing else. sir" But yoa do
not mention the fact tina; you have
saved my life. VIVA; caa I co for you
ON that Aocreg' %. we'll. call the
whole thing els an I'll throw the life
saving il !csA"-XenoAas: Trurser.
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Gourirp Boaro.
sULEY HILL COTTAGE.--Gn the lovollest ana
n most heaithul portion 0: Berkshire; e TO sly -
Mrs LINUS MELICS. CcTake lion Works ~ y
nnApD an foim Is miles from New York healthy,
Is u~untainou, country. W. C. OLIVER. Oak Ridge,
n. !.
n TT aT9e pTIyate residence deightfuly ST.
\ uated ample grounds nrsi.c acgomniolA n
Ems res cor aSfe AIRS NJ 3. WILLIS, Box 269
COUNTRY BOARD Bay ana Ocean bathing.
heating and riding shady lawn bread piazza gene,
table liberal term-. join w III TILL speohK LII.
I,TPsTCTASS BOARD IN 4 MODERN COTTAGE
L With large additions and comMouous rooms; contrary
located and newly furnished "a ront-sI1 Sha.ogs
Snrtnps Onens June is. Mrs. s. VAN NEGHIEN Prop
v,rpsT-CIAss BOARD s. to 81 per week. in double
house: large shacy grounds high elevation 4 miles
-, WolikiII Valley T. r., miles from Hudson RIVER
Address lt'' Tris,a. conntv V
Reference. e. s. PALMER 1G6 Reade-st N \.
~,pr,r SOUTH BAY.-Good rooms and good board
IL hnr.a rf,hn TWO minutes OF the Bay delightfully."- SIT
-. saung boating riding and bathing Address Mrs
r r. G. Box 1i2 BeuporL L. l.
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BUSINESS Chances

4 GENTLEMAN Of good standing with from $4,000 70
\ - OCO i'm an Oldcsta blished and go01 paying bus
ms or the purpose Of extending the SINE Address
IAETNER Tribune once.
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yr,aE BOOK OF oPES-AIR SPORTS" octave, 900
nsges illustrated. The standard authority on
American open air amusements Rules for sailing swim
~ fsi ~ Der copy Published by The Tribune, New
YORK Entertaining and universally eomplimented by the
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feetnres ano nleetinss.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-The quarterly meeting
N will held Thursday August =, az O'CLOCK y. nhs
&C Clinton Hall, Astor place. z,,x-,, e...
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DONDOUT. KINGSTON AND
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS

Landing at Cranstons (vest Point) Cornwall Ncwburg
Asrlb TO- Mlion, Pcas nkeopse and Esopus connecting
Ulster Della stony Glove CItskll Mountain
and Kaater.dlI railroads sissrers CITY Oh klNGSIos
o. m pier foot Of Iarrsonst. N. r., except Saturday
when CI-Y OF KINGSTON leaves at m, landing
only at Newburg and Pouchkeepsie connecting With
special train .or al summer Resorts through the Cstsk
Mountains Leaves RondDat sunday nights at Ill O'Clock
arrival sf special fast train from tho aununs arriving
1t New-York Monday a.
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The West Shore Railroad will sell excursion acKe" !"
the above ponts at the low rates named for morning
trains Julv % good for round trip on sun
day ONLY These rates are extremely low and should %
taken advantage of by many to visit the iove'y spo
along the Hudson. Tickets can be obtained az "cs'
Shore ticket Offices, foot OF West 42d-se ana 'oo' "
=, New York nj Al i'm the Weehawken Station
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aurtion Sales Of Real Gstate.
Citn 11ropertr for Sale.

EOR SALE OR TO L.ET-242 West 72dst.. irst-elass
new story and basement brownstone h9uSe extension
hardwood throughout all improvements FOR urher
tcuars price &c.,appy to f. HAMPION' IL anu Il
West o2d. 81
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REAL ESTATE.
er,s1Nrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

Thor. Vas some ne in the estate market yes'er'
say and important property ehaneea manu- ~,
B. smyth offered No 4S9 flfh-Ne anu W. i
Thirty nirstl St. being the southeast corner On ho
avenue The house is q fourstory hghstoop brown
ssone. on lot 2A9xloo In the rear Is two-s'ory
stable which rents for s2o 600 year nne property
knocked down in %ss ,S Ss to the Aa M 'S az
@ Erie Railroad 70, ssSoS A sna oh III
MSss SIXTY ST. $1,000 T. Donovan
ssSs,s ss is On for "S 500 '" Frank
s the sT ss. Iss n was s s
as0ni' s Up f0'l, 70 samuel Peters for $1,000
sSS Tsc bo %nd dairy farm OF 100 acres in Orange
lornty, n; Y, Cor $4,000; country seat with water
and Si iar% Of Sc acres in Monmouth County n j., for
Ncw,Yorf s.; tFri q July y, & 1sss :,a
Auction Room '0-' ~ j. F. b smyth
4story dwelling, with lot No. 43o shave, cor
Of sath 24.oxioo and 2siory stable, with lot No
wilson hssa sIs5oc iO0 " OF '''''' lot 2'N4''
po. of land BY III ass' s ssn Of ,scA ESQ.
4sys SGTs Of ,7o,h.t 2sxsS EACH
Frank KS stanord' s 5000 u -0 -''
Sale Of dwelling ~ I'D, Scot s \ H 5s w,. s7a 9th
ss ana sse Sn aS S 10 g East '' COT OF
s4tlst, No 27s West James NJ Cans to Laura .,s non
Drummond d0r TO u 6ryllc n ackeTiy 80 900
'" sno hs1 % Peter no Mscor%aek 1880
2s'h-s k,s MS west Ai'reo o''sA $1,000
'" Simmons % oVo JACOB K Kirspatrick $1,000
S0th-st 5 n w of west Endave. iO5xlO22,
Jacob Lawson Nelson NJ Whipple oO4OO
iiV Gocri NO 10 i-''' D','"' -. $4,000
'0 deT.ave Sox1oo II Thompson to Ross $4,000
'' der.aVe ~" 2oxioo: same 30 same -. 1900
Moore and another &c Jae9S Pratt 1880
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Professional.

xroNG MAN desires position stenographer and ele-
graph operator, NewYoFk City or Brooklyn ralroa'
employ preferred excellent references Address W.
Tribune Office.
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Gitp l]ropertn 90 Get.

oo1 MADIsoN.AyE. cor 4sD.ST-To Iet-The
sS.1I lager portion heated furnished corhef
house 1.-THE owner reservng IOoms) Apply on prem
ises from to ].
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
IL DAY LINE STEAMERS.

NORWICH LINE for Boston, Worcester,
~ Portland White Mountains Direct route 10 New
London. Norwich Watch Hi and Block Island
Steamers leave Per 40 oa , aSnoe sEove N be
brosss a. Ferryl daily, sundays excepted at 80 m
This line has uneoualled for handling and dstrio
utng freight throughout New ENGLAND one steamer
each wsv daily except SUNDAYS exclusively or lreigh
eXets and state Rooms secured az 2o7 col s37 S9I o5I
BROADWAY 10 and 10 Grsenwieh,t i6S Be w. ,, 10
- G. w. BRADY, Agent
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS For the be-, .-,ur..
CONSTRUCTION OF SEWERS
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS, D. C.,
OIA' WASIIINGTON, u. c. July 30 1883.
SEALED PROPOSALS -
Wi, be rECEiVTD Ar THIS OFFICE until IL
""- ~ O'Clock n-,
ON Tuesday, August Z. lSSS, -
t,Op CONSTPJ- CITING N THE DISTRICT OF COLl NJ.
f"' 3i 1FIRA GOTTA PIPE SEWERS, CONCRETE
SFWf,RS AND RECEIVING BASINS.
planE forms OF proposals and Specifications can be
obtained at Office application therefor together
h All necessary Information, and BIDS upon these forms
VIII S oy tight is reserved to reject any and all bids
paris VI O W. b. WEB
s. T. WHEATLEY,
{. W. RAYMOND,
Commissioners. D. c.
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Business propertn for Sale and 60 Est

DHHINE5b I1tVptIEI TIT WV VT" 49,
DJoINING Grand Central Depot on 4Sd-st, attractive
"A stores: large plate glass fronts steam heat Apply
tl Mstison-ave a
CORNER HOUSE, 5th.ave, Harlem for sale cheap.
I rutland & WHITING,
Beekman-st.
BUILDINGS STORES LOFTS AND OFFICES , ~
ID LETT on Beekman Ann, Fulton. John, pearl WIN.
lam Nassau and streets in the vicinity. isCLAND
WHITING, 3 Beekmanst