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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-08
Ypfal aud General ayntes,

Stated communication of Island
Pond Lodge, f. & A. NJ, next Monday
evening at the usual hour. Work.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-08

If you are troubled with biliousness
attended with sallow complexion,
use R0bjus0ns Little Pink Liger Pills;
you will he surprised at the favorable
change they will produce in your
looks and feelings in a week time.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-08

The eastern division of the Grand
Trunk road is better equipped for
business this season, and confidently
expects a more than ordinarily busy
summer.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-08

Not very much is yet said about
what is likely to be done at the coun-
ty republican convention, but some
things are beginning to be heard.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-08

Mrs. d. Morse, the dressmaker, has
moved into Mr.. Steady's house, where
she will he pleased to meet both old
and new patrons.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-08

The road commissioners have been
doing some excellent work on Derby
Street the past week, and the street is
now an ornament to the village.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-08
The Democratic Ticket is
CLEVELAND
AND
THURMAN.

At the National Democratic Con-
ventioD, held in st. Louis during the
past week, Grover Cleveland was re-
nominated by reclamation for the
Presidency, and Thurman OH the first
ballot for the Vice Presidency.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-08

The Private Secretary" is having
satisfactory rehearsals, and the public
will have the benefit of the same ere
long,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-08

The sidewalks on Derby and Gross
streets have been renovated to the sat.
isfaction of everyone.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-08

Island Pond is to have new livery
stable, owned by Messrs. Moon s.
Wing.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-08

State Auditor Powell was in town
last Wednesday.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-08

The proprietor Of the Stew art House
will pay cash iorpoultry and potatoes.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-08
House furnishings,

Kindly come and see lis at once, orif You can.
not come, please write ms for catalogues and
descriptions of these goods, and we will do
our very best to please you in every way
Remember we carry COMPLETE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS. There is scarcely 4 thing
that you require for your homes that we do
not keGp, and we sell the same and shall con
tinue TO sell fol cash, or a quarter cash, and
the balance by the week or month This no.
tice applies to ALL OUR STORES, ana We
have written to each of our NANhGkRS t.
this effect consequently there " i'll be no more
freight prepaid from our Bangor Store, Rock
land store, Auburn Store Bar Halbor Store,
Biddotord store, nor from the headquarters
ut Portland, after the 3lst of May. 1888.
Kindly get your orders IN before June lst,
If you wish 10 save this freight.
Respectfully,
The Public's Obedient Servants,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-08
House Furnishings,
GREETING:

On and after June LIST we shall
STOP PREPAYING the freight on
goods sold by us, and we respect
fully request that those who have
dealt with us, and who have been
benefited by The prepayment of this
freight which in itself in the past
three years has amounted to some
10000 DOLLARS,
Will order what goods they require
for this Spring, from us this month,
and please order as early as possible.
And to those who intend buying
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31

NOTWIrHgT ANDIHo the fact that 1he
Dam ooEaIs are yelling tree WhlSksy ut
the Republican,, and charging them
Uilh trying 10 Iurn Us into = nation OF
AEunkAfds by repealiGg the Unised
BAtes TAX on Whilk7y, Ihey have oAlled
o. the saloon keepers OF New York Va
ooaRtbple O. each TO Assist in oarrylnR
bhAl Stale Ior Cleveland and TnurmAn.
We pEeaume thAI The men Who will
OolIsot this money will occupy their
spare tlme in telling the people GhAI the
Republicans are In favor Of Masking
~h Bkey free, 90 that every one can
Ave all they want Wien Gov. BILL
vetoed the high llcense Law pA,sed BY .
M s)ublleAn Legislature in NsW York,
he said he did II 20 seours the voIes OF
40, 900 people engaged in OF interested
An Ihe liquor trafh ), and We think that
thls fAci should Of Itself be sufficient 10
convince the psSP1s which OF lhe two
parties 10 the one favorable 70 the
saloon element The ProhIhlIIonis1s,
% we'll ~ the temperance men OF the
OsmocrA 1 J party, should bear In mind
ahAt All lhs Febulonve liquor leRlslA-
aiOn thAi hEs ever been enAoled has been
Gms BY the Repu olioanS, and that there
As not . single DsmOorans state plat
as<m, where anything IL said con.
Darning lhe matter, in which any inter.
ference With the IrAffio is not condemn.
Cd. The Rspu blioAns are In favor OF q
EepoAl Of the Internal revenue tax on
WhIskey, and the declaration Of the
Chicago Oon INVENTION W IhsI effect has
bteB endorsed and ooneurred in By
some OF the beat temperance people in
Ahis ooUniry, and vii bs approved by
all Who are moi too blind 70 see, or too
dumb 10 understand.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31

II THE irGe.trEde advocates, or lbe!r
organs, can point ouS . sing 9 frao.trRde
country en- the fsee Of the earth where
the working people are 90 pros porous,
hAppy ard o0ntsnEed ~ they arc iu
SHE, where they are projected by q
ehrift, We will bs willlEg to admit thai
troO-trads Is jas. WhAi is netdsi here 70
raise our mschAnlos, and all who toll
Day In and out, 10 paradise on earth.
There lie no other country iu this world
where the wages are higher, or where
abe meohAnlcs can live In ard own
aheir houses As they do in This country,
Aad shere Is nothing that oonduoes u
8his result except the pro eoiiln Whloh
d given 10 their labor By the iAslff en-.
acted BY . r pubicAn Congress in
1851. THIS Is what lhe Democrats,
under the leadership OF Grover Oleva-
land, Wish TO repeal, AMI osrtAlaly will
repeal II they are granted Ansther four
years OF powor. Free trade will cause
Uar mechanics 10 work Tor tWo1hirdl
DT one-hAl' the wages they nos rs,slve,
and put them on . IsVel with the work.
ing classes OF 'Tts.rkde EaslAnl, who
last TALL we're starving in the BtreeR oi
London. Tats is the condition "a
WAleh the ireS-'rRds element Of thu
DemocrAho party would reluos The
WorEingmen OF his country, and every
man Who hsa 10 work for his lIvin1
ahAs votes for Ihe Democratic iick.t ;
ahe eieo,i' in November eHs;s his OAl
los iu favor OF this state Of affairs
This is faas that the workers should
bear 10 mlod. and also the fur, her lA1
thAs Me tAriff is more fer their pro o.
zion thsn is for The manufacturers.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31

In II hoped that the merchants and
naSnufA,luEsrs Of this city, With the
farmers and truckers OF the surround
ing country, will take interest enough
To the fair shiob 10 TO open nj Hazel
Dell Park In OJtober 10 make Is .
grand success. The fair conducted by
Tho uihsis Et the Od Foundry few
yesrs Sso vas oTedissbis In every re-
FDeot, And Nc dovbB pF1y0i remunerA.
ave 10 ihosa Who had snffis sient enter
Prise so place iheir goods ON exhibition.
TIE receipts from that fair were sStis.
teosoiy, and lhsrs ls NO Esason Why one
Hbouesed on larger sosIs should mol
prove t5en mora en-. Az that Is needed
ao make Il grand suoOess Ia the besrsy
2ltEa;. :. &C LILY :! GL-As s!.s...l.
Anserbased, bnt Also Of every citizen,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
Raaa nAn.

AtA-D nAAAa
Ths following gAmss were played
A PSiiAaslphIa- a--AtAlstis q Kansas
81 Baltimore -BAlHmOrs. Ii LOuls-
Al 4. oISvsland-Olsvsland. Ii 81,
Lo1ia, o.
Al BOssnn-BOstOn. 81 Phlladel-
A. New YOrk-Nsw York. Il Wash
ington, o.
Al OnioAso-ChicaRo, Z; Pitisburg. 6
At Detroit-DetrOit. .; IndIauaDo-
lie, Q.
Ths PhillIss play the BOstonS again
to-day.
The PAilliss have at last won = game
Keep it mp.
The AIhistics play the Kansas oity
again to odAy.
MAttimore pitched . great game fol
the Athletics yesterday.
II required eleven innings to decide
the Philadel Boston and IndianApo
lif-Detroit genes yesterday.
Detroit has asked the seven League
olubs 10 waive claim on "LAdy" Bald
win, who wishes 50 Join . minor league
club.
Won der Abe and SpAuldina are both
trying to buy the release OF Harry Zsll,
the crack pitcher Of the Allentown
Club.
Larocque, the new second basemAu
Of the DetFoits, made his hFst appear
Anco yesterday, and created . favOTabls
impression.
Farmer, who was recently Telf assd
by the PittsbuIg because they had t1o
many catchers, was yesterday signed
By the Athletic Club. He will probably
catch Weyhing to-day.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31

AN INTELLIGENT 'Armsr said 10 u :
Home time ago, that he did not know
where the farmers Of tie futurs were to
come from, As the mSj rIly OF boys
raised ON the farms have = desirc, 81
soon as hey become men, aud many OF
Shem even before ihAt time, to 20 to
some one OF the oiiIeE. Tney besomG
weary OF the quiet AID solitude Of lie
IN the cO1n1ry, snd long Iur something
sners exciting, Rpd where, according tC
ahair vic Es, there are ohAuoes cR be-
Don'ng rich In short lime. 1; theS'
yOuug men oJuld understand the toll
Abe 10rrtment End constant anxiety oil
hfs In The gses' cities, and knoH Of thl
navy wrecks that are continually oe-
JnrElng, more OF them would be con
tainted 10 remain On the old farm, AMI
spend their dIys as their fathers hAv
Gone before them, but - ihey will onl,
learn this by experience, there ls n
Ray TO keep them AS home.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31

II CERTAINLY is unfoTtunGte thai
ahe i'm a Denss pRpes OF g ass for Ghe win.
dOSs OF CROSBY 81 Hurs neR store
nou'd not he transported by The Penn
sylSanla RAtirosd Company, - hsd
8hAs been 'be case they vould have
been nRDI'AOtured by Plhsburg arm,
and the only one in the world oSpSblC
of making glass OF the HIES needed. Al
a vas The order had 70 be ssnt 10 Ea,
rope, and each pane made in two SEQ.
tiOnBs iDsieSd OF being In one 20 val
She Intention. Had 1t bsen possible
FOR she PeDnsyiVRnlA Railroad Dom
pAny 10 have hauled these sheets OI
BlAsE, WllDinglon would have enjoyed
Bha distinction OF having the two laFgss
pEnes Of gls0s in the world, and WhA
would have been even better, IheJ
Eg0uld have been OF American manu-
fsoizre-
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
NomIn alton Elaetion.

The Republican nomination election
for the office Of Sheriff and Coroner viii
take place next Saturday afternoon, the
4th OF August.
In this city and In the hundreds oiNsN
CASTLE, Brandy wine, OhristiAnR, Nil
Greek and White Clay Greek the pollI
will open ct and close 81 D. M; In
Red Lion, PenoadeT, st Georges, Apo.
quinimlnk and BlAckbird they will
open at 8 and close ut 9. Those WhO
wish TO vote should make note Of this
and get their tickets ready.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
FOR Ront.

A stable that will accommodate two
hoFsos, carriage room separate for two
CARRIAGES, can be rented reasonable.
Centrally located. Apply to W. 6oott
Vernon, this tfioe. Also . good sorrel
mare and dearborn for sale, owing to
change In plans.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
.Tha Ii 'IN[ayia'' SSHBEITTHGtt.

IRON ths svidenes eiVsn IN Tire "Mexie"
eases agalnst imitatolA enough has GONE "
the surfAee from TexAh papers % prove thAt
the - called MeKie n from plant rioh ~
Albuminoida, which are the principal nqnk
tl0n Of the nerves. OoneldeTing tAe iAot
that the nerves are the seat 81 animal hfa
and control the functions Of the body, and
that paFAlySed or oxhAusted nerve force could
not pFoDoFiy digest alpumsn for its owR sup
port, Or. THOMPSON set about, and finally
did discover harmless pIoooss for artihotal-
" dtgeshng Ne food ior Il, and the pfoaress
renders the alnumlnoid a. hnely dissolved
e. water. or hno enough to panotrate the
nerve circulation, which is thiIty.one times
nmallsr than the smallest capillary blood
vessels, and when mixed with the digogeing
fiuid the albumen cannot be eoagulatod or
prooipitatsd BY either heat or alcohol. Here
is where the secret lies. and 10 most vAlua-
bic one, and acooants for their euroi Of par.
alysis. IL would have been better for the
Moxie %. 70 have allowed this fAct 10 come
% the surface before, and then II would not
have been necessary 70 aoeumulate Q conn.
dence In their HceAs through the long road
o. eIperlenco against publio preiudIes.
These facts that have come out viii help the
Dom pany very much, as they show its IN,
doubted scientific and useful basis In q new
m29.em 7tAW
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
EdWardMolChiOT
2I4 King Street.
have received large line of FISHING
tackle which l am selling at
the lowe st pTices.
3 JOIn1ed ash rods, 10 CITE,

Slointed ash rods, 10 Cts.
4 Jotnfed ash rods, 40 cts.
JOlnted bamboo rods, plain, 30
3l0inted bamboo rods, plain, so
lointed bamboo rods, plain. 70
J0tnted bamboo rods, reel, Hand
and guides, 81.
tOinted bamboo rods, reeI. Hand
and guides, 81 30.
Also finer rods, split bamboo rods
reels from 25c TO $500. Come tt
tne oldest established house in Delaware
2i4 HING STREET. Send for price list
OF base ball and sporting goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31

Virtues of wool with |
strength OF cotton; virtues OF
cotton with soltness OF wool. |
That's Ceylon Flannel. A
union stuff that helps both
sides. No shrinking; ging-
ham colors. 37B, so, and
CSC.
Northeast Of centre.
Whatever you want, take
a look through our Woolen
Dress Goods counters Many
prices are half what you've
known; some a third, some
haven't fallen at all, but
there's big, very big moneys
worth in any yard you lay
your hand on.
All around the store
Here are a few Women's
, Vests, Women's F ancy
, Hose, and Mems Fancy Halt
) Hose that are a little slow.
I This is the way we say good,
! bye to them-cut the price
3 In two;
Women's genuine Swiss Lisle Ribbed
Vests, white and ecru, 25c, selling
value 5Oc,
b 1850 Women's Ribbed Lisle Nests,
pink, blue ard ecru, very best ma
9 terial and finish, 37Hc, selling
Il value Use
!. 1900 pairs OF Women's Fancy II Sc
d also plain cardinal, l5c, selling
"A value 3Sc.
y 500 pairs of Mems Fancy Hall Hose
15c, srlling value, 25c.
- Chestnut str.e side, west of Main Aisle
., Slap! roll, smother, slap
a. II you please but It's az easy
re- :. as rolling of a log to kee[
'd mosquitoes and all the buI
o' ol zers and winged biters out
y side-if you go at 1t right
y Solid Screens, ash frames:
f0x3l Inches, 45c
Ie 24x3l inches, SOC
80 2SxSl inches, Sc
n 2Ox37 inches, 60o
OF 24xS7 inches, SIC
81 Each Screen can be reduce
=. 6 inches or less, as required
a. Walnut frames SC less.
Ash frames, adjustable
nd from 2 to 3 feet, 35C
he "Knockdown" Screen Doc
81 Frames, etc, $3.50.
1ei Basement, north of centre.
by This is the best time
'v y, recut, re-dye, and re. lin
"a Sealskin garments. Read
s1- 81 for you the first cold day.
iis Deck on second floor, over middle Ches
me nut street entrance.
loi
led JOHN WAEANAKER.
riy
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31

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~ ile.eR
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31

Don't Miss the Chance
To get a good Suit of
Clothes cheap. Profits
are laid aside for the
present; we want to
unload a lot of our suits.
We have only a few of
a kind, but may have
just the one you may
want. III 90, you'll get
a bargain and We will
have one less. They must
be closed out.
Our reduction of 10
per cent. is on all cloth.
ing, boys as well, not.
withstanding we had
already marked many
of them away down.
Thin Coats, dark,
light and medium col.
ors, white and fancy
Vests. Linen and Mo.
hair Busters, thin un-
derwear, Half Hose,
Collars, Cuffs, Ties, etc.
JAS, T. MULLIT&sOl,
EAnoRs & 6TH & MARKET
LoTHRRS, WILL, DKL,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31

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Daily Republican., 1888-07-31

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, July 81, IseS.
You'll hear that the fines
French Flannels are scarce.
They are, but you wouldn't
suspect it here. A sprInk-
ling of the newest color con
trasts just in. CSC. In the
lot
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03
miscellaneous.
Drcs6makin9.

n REsSM AkER.-By q dressmaker. few
~ more customers; perfect NJ guaranteed ,
heii ca-t
~ vEsSN AKER-Dy nrst-class ft,er
~ and draper, late o. one Of the leading
notls..s; wishes more cnga. cmcnts by the
dav: city reference. Address d.. $50
Broadway.
o00 WEST 4eD-Sr.. corner Sth.aye.-
DUU Fine dressmaklngj it nnexcelle1
price moderate. VI. J. HLh,k.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Charles w. Alcott and wife u the Irving Inst "
corner o. Ave u and 1oth-st l year. 100000
Herman Bctte,emann and wife to Bertha Wagner. sw
OF lst-ayc and l2Cthst 10 James Barr and wife,
year. 1000
Wavcrly place. of 11th-s l. w st Clair
trustee, 3 years e mortgages, $4,000.
Richard Cullen and wife the German Savings bank
SIS OF 37th-st W Of Broadway, year. $4,000
Katharine Doelaield to John Schnugg. $ OF Ave A.
n Of S7th-st. years 50. 500.
Vina pworak to Maria A Knoblauch. W OF Myrtle
ave n Of l77tb-st, years, Ga, 500
lanes Dsvn ana wife to John Ruch ne corner Of
Maigaretha Messcrschmth to George Bachnann, 8
Franklin-ave, Of 169th-st 3 years. S.. 000
Henry McGuckin and wife 10 William Cauldwell
n l2Oth-s. Of 4th-ave, q mortgages year, 1872 000
e1, 600.
George NJ Miller and wife TO the Greenwich Savings
Bank sw cor Madison-ave AMI 59thst years $40 000
Norman Niver and wife to 2 Lee, trustee, s1sst
OF 3tave years $4,000
NJ Pfarenzeilcr and wife 20 J w Decker, Sc cor
Tinton-aye and Clifton-st instruments, slD 0C0.
l. F Parker William licndricks0D, Interyale
W OF Westcheser-aye. years. $1,000
John Rankin the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Assoca-
lion S2ist CT shave, years, "A mortgagcs),
GAO
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Gelp ioanlco.

DONNA operators wanted; goo1 pay
- steam povrr. HAHAUN & hiCOLL.
% East llousion-st
~ ANTiB-aI AN.-To take the agency
~ q. orr salts. rlzf gSAlsNls ilcicS;
weight Ton rouais fe'ah pli'f Y3j; o'h.f
-l2rs in proportion rare charcN aii per
r.a.saf bush. 30, thee safes nert it-
c0mla4irs, a. $50 az nor gov crlei b. the
Sala zoo
ALPIi,E SAFE co.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
IVY ANTED --i,Npcficnccd solicitors fol
~ hharlf9i's PrrsOnll Nfm9ira ana III
bnlY q American Literature on most lib
eral terms. C'lhkLES L. WEBSTER &
CO.. . Faat lfih-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03
Gitp propertp 10 Get.

A TTRACTIVE HOUSES at Pelham Man.
n or, n. y, and 10 rooms, with bath,
furnace, &C. Address Il. ii. HUDSON,
OIL 1fh-aXe.
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silnalions h)anico- female


A LARGE cmploymeDt house Protest-
n ant good servant girls. all kinis, Tor
city and county. ready; American. D,.ina'i,
Be- 1875 o'h-a 4th house above lvth-st.
n OOR. by German woman; city or
u country; best ~ references. Address
NJ. ANDERSON. 4bg Gth.ayc
<,U,MnrRNATD or WAITRESS. --By a
u cool Girl good city rcsesenceA Oaii
1877 East S5th.st -
GOOH.-By q German woman, Thoroughly
I nlst-cla. cook years' city references
frtm last cmDlayer: WAGES $50 mouth
Cal AZ Nine. JACCUIN'S, vV2 Oih'aNe.
upstilrs. -
~ OOK.-By a frst-class cook; Nest ely
< r.f-rcnces; unior-tPnd. al kinds d
iesseris. soups, rolls ana lsiiles; also m,lE
ani latter. Cali VI IL East 4lri-sL, LIST
floor; 40 cards -.
COOK, LAUNDREsS. OHAMHEnMAID.
I C srrlan o. bwcae icicfenee. MIRA
MALMBEi,G. rs 0th-@se.
COoK. by good family cook VIII do
Y coarse washing; gocl city references.
No. l5o West 52d.st. 81 Aoor 'front.'
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nlusira! Instruments.

A NUMBER OF slightly used upright and square piano.;
"A Of ous make which specially selected and used
by the artists the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past opera season, VIII be sold Vt nOera
reduction from our regular prices. 49,.
VIM KNABE CO., ll2 shave, above lOth-st.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEn+-N. :

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsfri>@--N J.
12th.st. n s, lot 2osx2Go, Wolf slbermann to -
Uua iou1s M cor Yves, 12th.s s7x2Ox3xs,o
x43 2x24. O. Esther u Silleck 70 James 7 Cooper !
1oth-avc. N cor 6eth- st, 75.6x1oo' NJ iiuck
shcrifs,, No, 3. Thomas shannon to William Ran =
s2d,s s No, 2as. E Elizabeth johnson to II o
1aot SaaO" 100 IT. g SHAVE, 75xosi1 jacob
Bookman and wife TO Thomas Jensns ard ano
broadway, Nos. IS and so also Nos. and New
Ct the N Y. Improved Real Estate 20. TO the -
soth.st, No SO west. Francis Crawford and wife
10 Carrie + Crois =.
35th-st s, $50 OF 1thave, 1e.sxlSx5ox1oo TO
s,xG6s, NJ Steinha-dt 10 Sophie Steinhardt III
Chryste-st No. 80, Charles Brown to Edwald ,
list. 5. o1o Z. Of e,h-ave, 1sx1o22 .. James IL
TallInan and wife to Frank u Hurd
Avc-A, W s, 25ft n OF S1th-st 25X77, John Schnngg
TO Katharine Doeiiafed :. :. j
odave, s. 75.4 = of 56tl.st, 25x1o0, Elias Jacobs
to Peter Rrickelmaler
6oth-st S, 200 It W OF 9th-ave. o5x100.5 Patrick
Collins and wife TO Pauline Wolf $3.50: z
Attorncy-st vs. $, 400 r. n. Delysoev,st- 25k1o0,
Charles Ruat and an 10 David Zabrinskl 90
120th-st n 5. ESQ II ith-ave 5ox10O.11, VIII
lam A Cauldwcll and wife to II McGuckn
Madlson-st No. oil, Samuelson TO Emanuel
Norfoik,s. No 11s. NJ wcinstein to Sarah DrIbin i
37th-st $ 1of. s Of Broadway. 2iN9S0. Cath
arine Ryder to Richard Cullen
Istave, = "a ~ OF Sth-st No 1S8. Francis
Cayanagh and wife to Charles Derel. l
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.flaie iDanieo.

A FAMILY or THREE. exceptional ten
"A ants want fully furnished fiat 10
good locality, between lsth-sL ana Centtal
Park, for two or three months possession
At once State terms and particulars. Ad-
dress LONDON. Tribune Uptown omc"
1928 Broadway
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Drn GOODS.

| ~ INGLE pieces and odd rolls CarpetingS TO
| y close REGARDLESS Of cos. Ma;tings Hugs. Fancy
Chairs Rockers Tables Desks ANDREW LESTEivS
SONS 1874 Broadway.