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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-16
Wednesdays Edition

House to rent, by J. L. Fisher. l Hon. W. C. Stewart left for his home
 in Flagstaff to-day.
 JIG. Herndon and family left fol
 Missouri this afternoon.
 Miners, freighters and pack animals
 are scarce and in demand here.
 The republican goose does not pro-
 pose to be cooked this year by demo-
 crats
 | More teams can get employment freighting between Jerome and Verde station
 A number of A. Aitken's lottery ticket patrons held winning numbers at the May drawing.
 Dr. G. Martin, the dentist, will re- main in Prescott for some time, to practice his profession. Dr. w. A. Carrier, county assessor. was Tn town to-day, and reports having almost completed his duties of assessing. J. w. Sullivan is gathering up another lot of beef cattle for shipment to California. His last shipment was twenty-one car loads.
 A Mexican prisoner in the Yuma county jail tried to burn it down re- recently. The building was adobe, but he succeeded in getting the wood work burned out.
 H. Bruckmann, the life insurance e agent, left for Phenix this morning. We recommend him to our Salt river val ley neighbors as an honorable gentle man, representing a first class company.
 The following numbers in the Lou- siana lottery, bought of A. Ernst, won prizes: 9O,62l. $lOO; 75,663, $lOO; 7S,S9S, $500; 67,O79, $2OO. Three num- bers ending with l5 also drew approxi- nation prizes.
 Miss Emily Horne left to-day for West Point, New York, to attend the graduating exercises thers, which takes place June 1lth. Her brother William Is member of the graduating class, and will on the above date receive his commission AS Second Lieutenant U. s. A.
 Judge O'Neill's decision, yesterday, in the case of Perrin vs. Carpenter, did not touch on the question of title to Mescal Springs. The suit was one for fOrcible entry and detainer, whereas, the testi- mOny showed that plaintiff had free use of the spring and corral one week previous without opposition from Car. penter. On this showing the Judge de- cided there was no fOrcible entry and detainer.
 Col. $. Bevans, special agent of the interior department, left this afternoon for Apache county, to investigate the | title to lands held by Smith, Carson & l Co.,, and other parties. Final proof has | been made on some of the lands in | question, while others are held under | filings on record in the land Ofiice The Colonel expects that trouble may occur on account of the treatment re- ceived during his visit last winter, as well as from threats which has since | come to his ears, but proposes to do his whole duty in the matter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-16
OuolZien's Arnlca Salve

Tho Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns. and all Skin Eruption, and pos. lively cures Piles or no pay required. It 6 gurAnteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 9 cents per box. For sale by 0. 6. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-16
Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such q general revival of trade at C. $ Hutchinson's Drug Store as their giv. ing away to their customers of sb many trial bottles of Dr. Kings New DiscOv- cry for Consumption. Their trade i. simply enormous in tn very valuabl, article, from the fact that 1t alway. cures and never disappoints. Coughs Colds, Asthma, Brochitis, Group, and all throat and 'ung diseases quickly cured You can test it before buying by getting q trIal bottle free, large size $l. Every bottle warranted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-16
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your ap- petite is poor, you are bothered with Headache, you are fidgety, nervous, and generally out of sorts, and want to "brace" mp. Brace up, but not with stimulants, spring medicines, or bitters which have for their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate you for an hour, and then leave you in a worse condition than before. What you want is an alternative that will purify your blood, start healty action of Lver and Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give renewed health and strength Such medicine you will find in Flee iric Bitters, and only 90 cents bottle at q. s. Hutchinson's Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-16
FROM MoNpAY's DAILY.

| Supervisor Behan was in town to-day City council meets in special session tonight.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter G. Bates are in l town.
 Col c. Hatch is in St. Paul, Min. | nesota.
 Kay Barrett came in from his Skull
 valley ranch last evening. Late reports state that Geo. w. Hance l is still alive and will probably revover. Operator Dodge, of the signal office
 at Whipple, left for the east yesterday MT. Dickson and Judge Hawkins re- turned from the Etta mine last evening. Dr. A. T. Bishop, of Prescott Junc- tion, was visitor to Prescott to-day. The last few days has witnessed a large influx of mining people to Pres colt. Robert Perrin and Dr. Geo. F. Thorn ton, of the Perrin Land and Cattle Co.,, are in town. J. J. Williams, superintendent of Copper Basin mines, spent Sunday in Prescott.
 J. J. Stewart, of the Verde Valley, Is "proving up" on some land to-day be- fore the land office. w. c. Bashford & Go. sent out a crew to their new saw mill to-day, and will start 1t up tomorrow.
 Morris Go!dwater returned yesterday from a two months visit to California m which he combined business with pleasure.
 Hon. w. G. Stewart and W l.. Van Horn, attorneys of Flagstaff, both of whom are prominent in their profession, came in on yesterdays train.
 MT. and Mrs. J. C. HerndOn will leave, for visit to friends in Missouri, on Wednesday, and during their ab- sence MT. Herndon will attend the Cleveland convention in St. Louis.
 James Smith, the Walnut Grove stock man is, in town. He reports cat tie in splendid condition in his section, but says that on account of the rodeo being about one month earlier than last year, the calf crop was not so large.
 Superintendent Williams, of Copper Basin, and Superintendent Thomson, of the United Verde, are both in search of houses for their families, whom they will bring to Prescott as soon as accom- mOdations are secured.
 Robert Connell hit the political nail square on the head when he stated that Arizona democrats stultified themselves in passing a resolution endorsing Cleve- land after his utterances on the silver question.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-16
Married,

SWANGFR-HARRls- Thatcher, Graham coun' Y, Arizon Nay lst, 1888, by Dr. J. E Groesbeck, justice of the peic Miron Y Swanger to Miss Clara k. Harris PIsTJR-BECKER - By Judge Mey9r> iI Tncs srn, Saturday, May 9th, Fritz Pistor td Mi.s Elizi Becker.
 R-GORTON-In Flagstaff. Mayi 9th R. Miller to Miss Liliie Gorton.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-16
Born.
Died.

WILLIAMs-.n Prescott, May 10th, to the wife Of \. r. Williams, c .aughter, weight about one and oue-haf pounds.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-16

MARriN-In Prescott, May 15 h. George, you agest child of Dr. and Mre. C. Martin, a9ed ye srs and uooths.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-16
D. O. A.

Sunshine Lodge U. o. H. will meet tomorrow (Thursday) evening at $ o'clock nj Odd Fellows Hall.
 F.. w. FRENCH, Sec'y.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-16
UjSjNfeCtantS,

Carbolic acid, camphor, chloride of lime, Darby's Fluid and soaps, for dis injecting. at Coxe's Pharmacy
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-16

FROM TUESDAYS DAILY. Location notices for sale at this office. Beer on draught at the Montezuma. J. NJ. Myers is in from Jerome to- day.
 Geo. w. Bowers is on visit to Pres colt.
 Dr. Geo. w. Vickers left for Jerome today.
 Chas. A. Girdler left for Turkey creek this morning.
 The celebrated McBrayer whisky at the Sazerac.
 Railroad tickets bought and so'i at X. AItken's.
 J.J. Stewart and Thomas Carroll left for home to-day.
 "Standard tune Bourbon" at the MOntezuma Saloon.
 Al. Aiken will move into his enlarg- cd store to morrow.
 Freight teams are in great demand in and around Prescott.
 Aiken has the "boss" cigar-the " Key West Bouquet"
 Hot Scotch whisky speciality at the Prescott Sample rooms.
 James Loy has been appointed dep uty assessor at Williams.
 Ed. J. F. Horne is back at his post of duty in the recorders office.
 Oh, for good smoke! Aiken has 1.-the " Key West Bouquet"
 J. l.. Fisher has put up new avn ing in front of his iron building.
 Dr. Halsey has fresh vaccine points, just received from San Francisco. If
 Vacine points, fresh and best, at Coxe' Drug Store. Vaccination, $1.
 Eleven location notices of mining claims were filed for record today.
 Geo. Thornton, Jr., son of Dr. Geo. F. Thornton, of Williams, is in town.
 T.J. Dunkle has engaged to run the saw-mill for N. C. Shekels for a month.
 Vestibule cars will be feature of the Atlantic & Pacific's passenger trains hereafter
 The Atlantic & Pacific railroad has donated two lots to the NJ. E. church in Flagstaff.
 Joseph Dickson, president of the Etta c company, left for St. Louis yesterday afternoon.
 K,ng's Discovery and Pills, Bucklen's A,nica Salve and Electric Bitters, at Coxe's Drug Store.
 New invoice of Jackson county, Ken tucky, whisky just received at the Pres colt Sample rooms.
 The Champion says that Flagstaff is now enjoying building boom second to none m the territory.
 Ii you want drink that is both mild and delicious, try the Crab-apple Cham pagne cider, at the Sazerac saloon.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery tickets of X. Aiken, who has the agency or the same, in Prescott.
 Kentucky sour mash whisky double stan6 ,rd goods and genuine Tennessee white rye st the Cob Web.
 Judge Sumner Howard was promi- nent as member of the Michigan re- publican state convention.
 Work will be commenced very soon on the construction of the Hume of the Walnut Grove N ater Storage company.
 The Women's Relief Corps will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Members are all requested to be present.
 Miss Fannie Lawson has already se- cured number of pupils for instruc- tion in vocal and instrumental music.
 Orick Jackson, manager of Hoof and Horn, will start out in few days, on general "round up" of the territory for subscribers.
 E. M. T.ckett has been in Tonto Ba- sin for two weeks, subpenaing witnesses
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-16

important to Butchers and Stock
 men.
 We have on hand, for sale, one thou sand or more three-year-Old and uE steers; one thousand one and two-year old steers two thousand OF more stock cattle; also, several hundred head O stock horses. We will give parties with CASH a liberal trade. Delivery vii commence after June 1st next. Ad dress CAMPBELL & BAKER,
 aplitf Prescott, Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-16

That Printer who Spelled Cigars
 with an "o."
 "I wish I had him here,
 Just for single minute,
 I'd jam his body, eyes and bones, And with . "d" begin it." He spoiled the sale of 2,OO0 of Geo. Washington Ford's Queen cigars. The best in town. m14wl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-16
STAR r.,mc ENCOURAGEMENT.

J. .L. sI~i,er is n " located in his new iron building, southwest corner of the Plaza, and is prepared with his immense ,ock 6; mcrchcnGise to supply his old and nes cu,u,,ncro at wholesale or re- s.,i.
 lie inporss F!our, Grain, Sugar, Coal ,ii. Cannch G,sr!s and Meats by the car | .i. a'.i aa,-quon:iy in a position t cut and keep cutting with the cutters.
 He delivers goods free of charge, and nas Fresh Coffee ground every morning ialed Hay always on hand.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-16
BUSINESS LOCALS.

,ialed Hay always on hand.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. 7
Ciin i)ropcrin for Sale.


ASSORTMENT Of private dwellings for sIlc prices
u nom 80 500 10 500 0OO a within one block OF Central
Park. + KlLPATRICK, owner % East SOth-st
7, Or SALE OR TO LET.
The large AMI brick house VITA stable in rear,
northwest corner Of Jtb-ave AM 4tth.si.
Artly TO T. CROCKLR III Ccntrc-s-
nor SALE-The 4-sory and basement building 24i
u 3davc with pate glass front store oi 10 feet by
70: 81 from Nov J. 1881 ground hooi $500
taxes AMI Of tho eXniatnn OF the
present lease ed the OF the ground pays
lor The building
APPLY ON PREMISES. NO AGENTS.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
miscellaneous
Wholesale Dcp't Retail Dept
No. 1 Broadway, Y. No Gao ~ixth-nve.. ~ \
The (CsSIfNFKS' COAL COMPANY

Tave completed an extensive plant ,or handling Coal
and prepared supply tie public at reasonable
price. Coupon tcAe.s good FOR three monihsl a. o.
per ton. The public Csharehoi3ers noD here have an
opportunity. 80 Coal Tiust Cooperative, rclabe'
and daily growing IN popularity, and numbering over
thousand Shareholders The management under MAJ
Cen Dan' 2 sicFles; Henry Dexter Prosiient Ameri.
can News Company; c. Stewart schenck President the
United states Transportation Co. snl this Company.
W. B. HARMED. sacs Agent.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
Proposals.
AOUEDUCl COMMISSION Frs OFFICE,
ROOM .cJ SIENVAi.I BUILDING.
10 9sO BRO ADWAY. NEW YORK August II. 1855

ROOM .cJ. 54tW Val b I4-DiN1, 49,
NO go BRO ADWAY. NEW YORK. August II. 1855
To CONTAGIOUS.
4 glD, or r..Ol OsALs f0s furnishing AMI manu-
n, turing httiug pLcmg &c, cen a. nrh ,t.p cocA
,.i.'- t.t lr4Ing a. The 6ate-nnu-r a. Dnc-huni e1
and Thirty ufth.s CosrntAtc o se..oA J., Al. og
-tof,coci gearing @, o. us.i a. StI
81 ~ 0I SECTION -. ana so-inch -iorcOck NaNe
snd gearing to u>ei the New 6achou-e on section
80 H. New AQuedurt called fO ia the approved 0in
ef contract aAi pecicaton- on hle 10 me once Of ihs
aou.iurt Comm ssOnefs. w De received % this ONCE
A . ines i4y -cut 8 1888 no ic,,k p a. h cl
risca and hour thay VIII br publicly opened by the Aqu
t C"uu .-ionSrs ana award % TIE contract Tor sai1
v'ork and furnishing 81 material viii ne male by si
Coum~.loners a. soon thefeliief ~ possible
T4uE forms Of .ai approved cOafrac and he sI"cncG
lions therefor ana t5. proposals sHd proper ep seloe
tb.ir enco-ute and forms 0 bond. snt as1 4c pan
tr ssd work and a other niofnai on can be oOilnc9
Al the above onec o the Alueluct Commissioners on HP
nilcaflou 20 the S4rretarF.
pS ~ JAMES e. DUANE
JOHN c. SHETHAN. freAienA
eeoretarI.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30

1 MIA y LINE \. >. ana NUlal hiii SleaIleI
I FOR QUEkNs1OWN AND ilVf HPOnI.
tITY tIii-SIl-E saturday, Sc .tenibef l. 0O D. m
CITY OF ttui41!. sept i.cf a. m
CITY OF RICHMOND safufdy. sep - 80 D a.
CIVY-OE NFW-YORK Wednesday, sept. j., y.
Frm IAnan i.tl, io,i OF '4s..I--, Jci..Y & -. go -
CABIN PAsSAGE $50 dAd Upward SLCOND CAB
N outward. g3O ana s50' PREPAID 031. 81 hhkAOt-
." PETER WRIGHT { SONS. Genera AGENTS.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
FEW CHOICE APARTMENTS TO LET IN
THE MONTAGUE, ,
7xN MINIv.Es FKOM WAL -TREET

% auJ IO5 Mo ;arue-sL, B?ookyn situated on oHNyh
j. lc4gEts near Ferry overlooking tne by 80
Ii.r8o Within 10 Of tho Och LAchahse tsi1
Jro4uce Exchange CONSTRUCTED Of granite ana D ~
f front stalls magple rOh AM Ica s. dls O. a
sa1 iron AB walls aud beams protested with Ly9nse
patent nfepfOOf blocks and plates FlumJ hs prey.
tarn heat ana elevators Sainei glass AMI decoration D
rany For accessibility, location, comolt style an1
rerance unsurpassed in New-lOfS or Brooklyn Rents
Apeir T. eli is HEIsER, Agent. OF FRED J. STONE
Oniss - Libeity--L. New-Sors
a, IN SALE and 10 iet Oy LEONARD MOODY. Real
Estate BiOxer ana Brooklyn Mal7e'r OF III Hanover
Pc Insurance COMPANY and the McirOrO tan Pnte Glass
rance company. Special attention pad 20 renting
ara O.. T. citing Al 90 Cnuri-st PhemH Biidrg 2lf and
-6 Fa.bas-svc, riospec. place; i220 Bedford
Houses at al prices Bargains IN lots and plots Ee-
rant new cabinet trmmei houses In hrstc ass locations
for sale or lease Parties OF purchasing br
ing will a large ard general assortment 0f houses.
IL
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
on wi;h goo1 reference. 357
siiuations Dsnie0- naIca.

siuations Usnie0-1ilaIca.
roy. wlpns and oOlieiaq and wen recommended
\ U:nts situation. Apply TRIBUNE Couhtns
l.oora Advertising Desk
4 DVEElIsEMLNIs TOR TUE NEW.ioNK TiiB; ;,S
y UNE WILL BE EEt Elf tD Al TIT IFlO"N
o. FICES No i2,s Bloli"ay. conner Ih...y-li5-''.'
Twcrtr- -thiFd ST. Gatli p m. go West THcntl thsl
IT, corner Liaatls'e' @ ~ ,r5 cder foft ~
entl-st 1907 IliI 1s'. n.ai - ltoo
iS Go ana 1t 81 rs5 an b HtEEEN oFIicE
so Fast One-huu Land twenty Afth.sr. Up to D. n
at regular o:.ee rates
CoACHMAN and GR0OM.-By slaaIe man who thor.
c.rrisyes tr cool ,arelul st,ish driver strictly
rom one family Can or aiiress j. b. care william
Bartlett. 81 Wess 2oth-s., city.
COACAMAS.-By nrst-cla,s sinlle EDn; thoroughly
Y unfe st1u s he AID -eneJt oi horses anC
carriages hi, place account Of ami, gong g
Europe nrsi-ciass CITY reference. Gail OF addtss '" D.
10 ,e-s lsfh-sL, private sable
COACHMNN aud GRoCA.--B a s.ne.e man thor,
\ ougay T. hs business goot diver and ZOO
eo1 try Adlfss, Z, D.. Tribune Uptown once, l22S
CoAcnMAYB yoaae gasei man an, EsS ss,,5 tsoroagh} i
tent charge senilemans country place be- ely
cc'UiNnERLAND $40 west ii.,-st.'
CoACHMAN and CsEFUI.MAN.-By a married
= r,'.r'ncs iion last cnpigye Address CoAcnMAE,
90 AcHMAE.-By on eAperenc,e4 eaaqhman Who has
capabnity honesty ani sobficty; stylish snl careful
ue seen or address =. NJ. II East sth-sL
COACHMAN and GEOOM.-By respectable single
- good habits. Oi0uShy understands his Dus
ess god driver. VIII be found competent every
spell: WILLING ob.irngi effrifut references las,
lloyer be city or country Alifess j. A. s.,
Tribune Uptown once. 1885 Broadway.
n OACHMAN.-A gentleman wishes TT alton for nj.
I coschnan. reliable Il'i's'41t m11 mfIf ei
meDdel ln ever, respect / yc - ~ en-. Ds Gall
d. ai1-es. rs Fa-l 3Jti-st. pilvate stah.a
90 ACHhTAE and GARDENFH.-f'y = slnr'r nan; r3ol
branches. rcic,ares Or last employer. AII,ess W.
y Box 80 Tribune Ofce.
COACHMAN ana GRooN-By q single man; thor.
I ouglly mpc tent Ia 10th branches city country
nrs-ci-s differences, recommend Ia -facturi
bv late employer. hddfoss CDACHMAN 100
West Both
~ OACHNAN.-By a single m ~ e aged man geucr
u ally useful. oulck. active All neat sbOul bis place
borough forsenan sober ani reliable o yc.r- ghes
refe,n nee NrstiIhs c1acnmsu aid generally useful
man. employers b. seen in NcN-YOrk Address
THOMAS LOAN. Newark Post once
CoACHAAN.-By good lamly eoaehiaan; 6 years
4 il-t place; family goYs % luOp" Adirss-
HENRY. eaie La1gnu, Brothers feed store, Joth.st
aud Broa1way
n ARDENER ny an energetic ara sober married man
" .sfee cxpeFeuce IN Nyery branch OF hnrfie'tnr' pr
,aie and mucIcib hot AMI cold gresahlu,5. g'cs.
0Ilis iau-~pins fruit f1we and vugotlble gar
lens management Of eeat m9n's place; VIE. n To
sddTeas FLORIST. AL DiY.sion-s-
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANl.


PORTLAND Me- aad COTTAGE CITY, Mass.
Sfeau.e. IuinfuI it1sD- every adae-lay. steamer
FlesAO. every satu lay as D. M C0nneotine q. tort
a.1 NJ H. s Ip lalodd lIhes 90: Bar u He bVf
o d orchard 10 ana Spring Whte AoLniaihs F"-t1oiL
- Io5u luj AL pout- H. Maine Now BtunswIck ana Can
al, ia,c to portland -. f.xcuislon so. To Cottage
Cifr ~ : ENcurslcn. 81 Bif Haitot - Ncu -ioi rit
rfIudne blth IL state E0i freight and passage
onply 10 HOKATIO HALl. Aafn
SPF''HN pier Sc. 4. T.. foot VI Maik-LsL
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
REAL ESTATE
nrrs1NEss Az TILE EXCHANGE.


.,se Is an increasing attendance the floor or the
,x.hauro Some expressed yesterday In the
osu, Of the advertised by II V. Hafnet Co., OF
10 Plaza Hotel under foreclosure the amount being
o-ao70 Mr.. Leviness acting or the auetioneers. an
ovncsd that the sale would postponed until September
senduct the sale personally The property j. described
IN snOihe, column John Bod & sod ny otas, Of Ihe
sree Nos ga eco 26S and go West one hundred and
scxenTeenthst Thu property consists OF ou Eye-sory
hFk unfinished teneneDts. standing on lot looNlQO.
Ss, Tss = sSaPgS PS, Of Il was stated on The acor Sa,
he tcnemens arc expected TO rent Tor about s6O each
and that It wosd take & an 'u o. @ sm d oPS bpo each
s $50 each and Nos PCS and 2I9 sls leo each Charles
Kenas s1ey wal Inc s Sou and S No sS we 9's a @
s; a three-s,ON building on lot 2oNioo, ioT siS $50.
SSwnsOne house iGsH55S9s g. been sold for $50 coz
Ncw.Yorli "Wednesday. Aug 90 1898
The following sales were held al the Exchange and
Au'N0" ''''' By John T BOYD
-Four 5story buildings diminished with lots. Nos 2N
esch; Chss. 5 Kendall sl27OO
Richard V. Haruett = Co
Atourfrai OF the building pOf
q. aad 5ihave block front between 5eth and 18th
.is to September Is.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERs-N I. CITY
sSa,t Ssl I, Of lStaNe 2SXi922;
Moore ana MeLaEehiin 70 7 liummel SIS $50
tp lS7thst, xI5x2coxloo; William MeCres
crcsSvst n cor iiou,Oist C4I6x165 1oN5o4x -''VV
1i2.s; 7 T Glrnum 70 Leo schlcsnrcr $4,000
3 jaime, i rTeea All another =. 10000
Knight s, 10000
<I4; + II Delano and wife 10 W plunEctt $3.50
Gssss Gs 10 Nc s seresss pv to isc 5s VIE h0iS % 2'o
S' Klein sna ns ns0 d Nc S;sso 2a r3 9sn
same property; Tomrkns n II Wronkow 25OvO
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
Gounlrn DoGr0.

= 4RST.CLAsS BOARD ID o MODERN COTTAGE
With 70 o. additions ana comm0a.0ue rooms centrally
locsted snd newly furnished % Front-sL. saratoga
clrl4g- opens June IS MIS- VAN Ni'HIi4N Pf"D
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
Citn propcrin 90 Get.

7, OR SALE OR TO LET efa West 7sa St. 6rst-class
L new 4-story basement bruwnstcnc house;
sion a MpiOveme an ;dwood; newly decorated
tnrughOdi Eoi tuihef pauctGrf - 10 price, &t' Apply
% Z HAMPTON. - and 81 West 22d-~t
Oot MADISON. COR 43D-ST-T0 let The
DOI lsrCsF portion % suln-heate1 furnished corner
house 1.-THE reservins rOOmsl Apply On prem
&c., from " 20 y m
ooc LtNINGTON.AvE~. near SJth.st, to let with nl
DDO mediate possession.
RrLAND WHITING. Beckmanst
coma YENR-rfnH roonv. stonc-f 'front.' bay-windowet
tSCCV house. 2.l2O Madison-ave.. corner VI 1880.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
Anciion Sales.

III ORTGAGE sALE.-B Mand-.baum. auc.lOncer scll-
VI by virtue Of chdtc mo r. iee di ot a. 40 Is
.t 5ffh-sL ih fun OF tOor Dr,ilre OF p t.iOI
.rte chamber suite, carpets 60 tc. Isaac Gol1steE.
ma. .haI AZ nLl--IDf ~ nln.nt-e.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
Citations Uaute0-fclhalc5.

4, OoK aud LAUNDRLss. an excellent cook ano
ing. s.icf. honest. NJ. 20 OtraFc.i n-al l'th--t
DHAMBHsMAID aal NUl;sE.-By French girl f.
y neat And cxDcrDactd iu cIfmbcr"ofh, cah - "n-
nenI gc.,v by rii; would assist Win glow M riII.
good recommendations. Lll at t2 0tha'" JA~CO IN D
HO0K Sc-By compeont Jouns Ano lcan gil p
Y sf.l.uii LaN.r bcnit MIu'l tfa- non e" 10 7is
1fl-afe.
4, ooK tc-By young Scotchwomani years'
u cc. cslictenf. sou iS D. ul-
~ game uasly bIrat, rolis deserts; it-t-,It.'
laundrr--. wag.- m1io.ae cry or country Nfi'AOAN
TRAINING SCHOOL 4o4 5taVe near $50 -
rY0rsFvonK Ic-By q ~ elsh girl good plain cook
81 oJi baker bread and biscuit; excellent nundessi MOT
h., 10 work. lf- r.ilreHl.-f wages DO lrilt' cts
Or country. AN MLlLCAN TRAINING SCHOOL, 10
Shave 83ist
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lor noue@oia. would to urstairs "oiN anl NHin;
co.,. oi cuut 80 10 &c Io"sAi F041Y"~' '1'''S"1'
can $50 3tavc.
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II t.c.: hDl.cr.iil. GO'I tiArt, chcnent taa n -
ING SCHOOL. a. 3Laic., near 35ist
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y .r,wn citIiru; Test city rti.i ICES seen al %"
5thare. Bou1rln1 Entrance in 4o.h-7t -
w AIIlF~-. Young Protestant eir aS trS-cas'
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q wines. &c ts both careful ami ta-tei rs 2t. + - II,
$50. hcet references. seen a. Nine. JAS0C4N . Oo-
oth-avc. upstairs.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
Ocean Steamers.
rApAN-CHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers Ieaye tl-ac.seo as follows; .
OCEANIC = StiurIay, september 9.
GAt.,.IC Safulaiy. September %
i,rIf,lC Iuu., lay. October Is
AkABIC WcInt tsdil November Z.
-urarblv AppOint-l-SuI,-f AttOuInOtsl lIOns
ReseiN bt uIil ~ iettcr uf tetErap TO- ana
cabin ans 2oI a1 $50 BfnaG" aF New Or- or
Room "a Rs Building san Francisco.
LELAND SIAN T.. I'D. PIeSideHs
T. II. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
Brooklyn l7rcpsrtp toanico.

w ANTED TO PURCHASE n Brooklyn. good three
w story brick brOwD-tone house good neigh borhOod
Address, with all particulars price, H. A. Box 40
Tribune once.