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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
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Referring 10 the order grantos in the supvws
Court wtsch requires Controller Myers 10 show essus
why he should not rcinststs Henry woitnsn "a 0
clerk in the Market Bureau, from which Office be WIS
removed after the Investigation Of the Bureau by the
Commissioner Of Accounts the Controller said ysAscr
day Mr.. Woltman's claim 10 reinstatement he's 10
legal foundation and Will be easily dkposed Of. he
esms 10 me fortnight ago ard asked me 10 pus hirz
back In his old place, and tod him then that coatd
not think OF such thing lie made no effort b 81.
plain or disprovs the testimony OF fhc many witnesses
talen during tho investigation who swore that no hh
received money ia connection with the allotment d
stands In the new market His claim that ho had no
hearing Ia rtdicuious Hc IN Tire Bellevue yssk'a
for the insane at the Time and the doctors sent mo
word that he was IN no condition D;loave The nsta-
ton. Besides. hts accounts were h arrears Then
Sero abundant for my decision that could NOS
hot retain him In such responsible place
IL received to-day, Though the Commissioners @
Accounts, the bill OF the insanity expert, DR. Hacll-
ton. wfo sxsmined wolfram in me asylum. Ths
charge i 1850 ! dccliprd 10 pay IT, ] have re.
fcTTsd the caso N tho Corporation Council Cor.
porstlon Counsel Clark said that Woltnsns renaoyd
By the Controller was uBqueshonably proper. and 10
courts would sustain g. IT, as he was informed.
Woltman had been absent from and unfit for duty fs
several months, he could have lcgd grounds on
which to demand reinstatement.
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THOSE FEARS ARE FOR cHrolao xAx.

IhObB FEARS AXE FOR A CHIC1pO MAN.
In The Tribune Of Thursday there appeared an item,
nom TcguoIealpa. Honduras. originally printed IN
Tho Now.oreans Poayune1 TO tho ofHoct that fears
wore entertained for the safety OF Edward W. Perry,
wealthy Nev-Yorber, and bis party who left Tr'Sillo
OIL April for the PatOOk River which Mr.. Perry
bed obtained lsrre concession from tho Government
with the additional statement that no trace could DO
found OF such Mr Perry In this city. II learned
yesterday however, from representative OF tho San
Marcos Mining Company, No. walLsf.. which Is en-.
gagged in working mines In Honduras and Of
the stock Of the Land Grant that the Edward ". Perry
referred 10 IA Chicago man. age abou forty five who
was warrant officer In the Navy during part OF the
war; Ito Went to Honduras some tno ago, and sue.
eeeded In obtaining concession of 100000 acros OF
agricultural land the concession being confirmed by tho
recent Congress, and the tract being known a. tho
pcnT Land Grant Mr.. Perry is not. rich, but has
heavy financial backing In Boston. He proposes 10
colombo his grant with families rom this country.
Several months ago be bought 800 ton steamer In
Baltimore and took II 10 New Orleans. On his last
trip from the la'tor por 10 Honduras hs carried With
him sawmlll and quantity Of machinery for use on
the company's land
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EXPORTS or MERCHANDISE INCREASE.

The business failures IN thc last week. al ~
ported BY II. 6. Dun Co., Of tho Ncicanlit'
Agency, we're ee6 IN tho United states and twenty
four IN Canada, total Of $50, against 235 In TIE
preceding week, and $50 in the corresponding week
last year. In their weekly review OF trade Messri
Dun & Go. say:
The better feeling which observed week ago in
The iron and steel and the woolleh industries stu con-
unues and Improvement ia felt IN prices 81 we'll as
IN magnitude OF transactions. Meanwhile exports Of ncF
chade incao and nevertheless gold goes abroad IN large
amounts about % 800 900 having 6en ordered for ship
meat today. The imports Of merchandise rcnain about
large a. they year ago. when the excess over
exports was heavy But in two wceks Of June the value
merchandise exporb from New-Yor1 gains 20 per cent
over last yea and exports Of brcadstu cotton. pro-
Visions and oil tor May were IL l2 per cent above ssS
yars These facts point TO smaller but yet consider
able excess Of imports exports this 80 that the
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THEIR TALK WAS Nor OF PUBLIC INTEREST.
statement was printed yesterday that Daniel D.
Conover, Edward fA'terbach, council for the Third
Avenue Railroab Company, and Edward g. stokes had
had long and secret conference the night bcfoTo ct
tho Hoffman House, the object Of tho consultation
being form some plan for obtaining for tho surface
railway companies Of This city he right TO uso any
pn~rr they chose 10 prDpe thor cars. Mr.. Conorer
sold Yesterday afternoon that no bd met Mr. Lauter'
bach by appointment, and that willis he was IN The
hotel he han uhatted with twenty men, among them
Mr. stokrs; but thai az far as no could remember,
tho subject of motive power for street railways was
not touched upon during The whole evening II
was we'll known he sdhcd, that The Third Aven'e
road anxious TO change It's mode OF propulsion
Any company c0uld make such change by obtaining
the consent Of tho state Railroad Commissioners II tho
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. .r,srs Tscsr ErcHrY PRosABrE.
roxus .rtoS mas BEEN TRIED IN THE
,,r urroFr. TO 40 PURrosE.

ooxpss ruoS mas BEEN TRIED IN THE
raApr uEFoEE, 10 40 PuarosEs
-. r..or,ed yesterday that the rubber boot ana
H..,,,aetnrers had held 4 meeting III boston 'no
mD $50 IN take action looking toward COMBINATION,
ay ni.n Of trust organization had been presented
shh es.n5ard OIL man, after which oon'inn'oe nsa
" s,na,ntod 20 report at Subsequent moeuhs' anu
-. ne movement had been initiated by pe"'" a,
tns ..,fantarers signed by iobbers througnoue uio
nc rs, In take sonc action toward steadS'ns p'i
eouaa, ,he rubber mon OF this city who were hamea
soso .s, taken mart IN the meeting had got DECK W
-, Yesterday afternoon but inquiry 81 'ho o"'0
Wv ',.r,ous Arms confirmed the statement tnst
..ns had been held. at which ALL OF he"'S ' y.
"a r.shtsen manufacturing companies IN inc
-, represented. and that the Object oi ~"
. vithout much doubt, the formation Oh uu,''
-. ..sa that roms OF The companies favored merely
n.s..,,u..ion-~a plsn which has been tried ana n~
800 o.rr times IN the rubber ttade-whle tno EaSe
-, eomnspIss. couspleuously tho Para HooVer eH"0
rouoany, the American Rubber Company ana tns noS
,nn Rubber Company, and not 30 openly 'ao "s W.
,o~t.t pubber Company were strenuous IN sa'O0"ehe
, rrust and had originated this morefp'aa
7, was said IN two or three offices frat inc man VINO
attended the Boston meeting 10 exphan 'ne pss
~ss nrobah,v 8. c. r. Dodd, COUNSEL OF the e'anuAu
20 $1,000 rro wears ago. II was learned, the
.,hhor romn.nies leaned decidedly TO the inoa Oh
.n,.rns ,rto tr,,st and only the opposition OK TWO
.onm,n,.s. the Meyer Rubber Company ana inc La d.
smsh Rubber Company, kept the scheme from bccom
n9 = reality. Now, however Christopher Meyer IS
dead. and Mr.. Blserou no longer swsSs the " b.
smith Company Thee two men sSrr Won oppos t s0'S
pot Il 4 believed IN the trade thar their RESPECTIVE
Companies now n harmony rubber T,S tR rs, A" OF
amon =, al tS.t mart Of the story that the iobbers
uaes petoned the mAnufscturcrs + soqSsFnSd It may
oo,,s,nad aiusion. IN The labors of sO-caed mis-.
sonsrys ,obber who travelled az over the country
seeking 10 induce iob6cs 1no sSn so S Ssa
raj be was hired 10 do this By rubber manufacturing
arr Tho man Is said TO live In Providence, t. IL
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A ogAsrLY JOKE no ApyEtyr ErDCrs,

The Stock Exchange was disturbed shortly before
the close Of business yesterday By rumors that Pres
dent Harrison had been asssssinated. The rumors
sro 10 have boon started IN Hartford, but why
OF an e,eat of such importance should have como
through Connecticut was an involved question. The
purpose Of the story was accomplished, however by
a sharp decline in most of tho active stocks Il did
not tako long tine 10 discover that tho President
was allyo IN 'TaAsiBtton. but the rumor had been
started and with Seven-league boots It began 70
travel around the world. Tho first announcement
came from Hartford. so tar as can be learned. but
tie authors of the q fairy tale' may not easily bs
dat ted
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AN ATTEMPT 10 BURv 4 TENEMENT Bors,

Four families living in the tbree-story franc house
at the junction OF Elm and Marion SITS. aroused
from sleep BY al incendiary fire at a. m, yesterday
Mrs. Anthony McAulfc, who slept IN rvar room
on the first floor, was first awakcncd by The smoke
She smclled the odor Of burning kerosene and rags
and lost no time in calling her husband. McAullfe
saw flames creeping up the woodwork in tho hall,
Just inside the front door lie got a pail of water
and extngushod the fire in few minutes. Evory-
body In the house was awake by that time, and
investigation was begun. II was discovered that
somebody had tied bundle Of rags soaked IN oil
10 the handle OF the vcstbule door, and had set 1c
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MERITEn SUCCESS.

The old .essabshed hoase Of tho J.. q. SHAW BLANK
BOOK CO., Of this city, uf Which H. ID. D. Ripley is
essnref who were fofnefy located ct 70 70 e5 Duane
have recently removed their factory salesropm
Euek hrftr and more comodiops quarters at 20f ana
2Gs Canast. the change being necessary aeeoDdat
their rapidly increasing business This concern makes
speciality 81 manufacturing high grade goods for the besi
Domestic and export commercial stationery trade
their particular line have fey, y any, Eiyals
the variety Of goods heretofore manufactured and the
stationery trade may In due tme expect many salablc
items which are nov In course OF preparation
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THE SUICIDES ROPE oAMB From HIS BED.

An investigation Of the suicide OF Camille bongnth.
the italian prisoner at tho Tumbs shows That no hanged
himself with tic end OF the ropS on his cot The
prisoners cots oval francs OF round iron piping
The canvas covering tho frame Is lArcd all the way
aruund nv a cord there being from twcnty- 10
thirty feet OF rope on each cot DonsaW was alone
10 the cell Just before the suicide.
The rope about the mans neck bad been severed
from one end OF the bed cord. No knife or instru
men, with which the rope could have been severed has
been found in the cell Tho corded cots In this par
tlcular cell replaced yesterday with bodsicahS AL
~, Irop hut In the other cells the corded cots arc sun
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and Fifth aveS, held meeting at No. f,1as Park.
ave. last night to form a Real Estate owners As.
ISOLATION which shall advance the interests OF that
section Of the city Among those present were Philip
Brapndcr Frank p. wise, Alexander D. Duff, Walter
KIDD, Charles Guden, DIR. J. V. s. wooley Andrew
J. Kirwin John IL GRAY and Potter someIr
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Governor signed tns bTi relating % siIat maftsr
which was passed curing the reoclys session a. Albany
and no conipany could do It unless the bill became
Dir, Lauterbaoh said the story was absurd. he
bad boon counsel for both Mr. Stokes and M
Conover for many years. ard had met thcm BY ep-
polntment on Thursday night ave talRod together
Tor ffteen minutes" he ADDED on business entirely
disconnected with any public interests"
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nOork manito

MaleS,
w ANTED.--A situation by q young man,
w American, 81 has worked one year 1t
painting and onr year In meat market, and
siN years II Rrape shipping house has the
best OF eferencs from last employer ~ %
ROCKWELL, IS West 9oi.st
NoUNG NAN 1917 wishes Eltuaton as
bookkecUrr or saiesmAn: years. sS.
peFieDeo IN futnlture s;Oro 4 references
mi1hFt,t,IfSH T 9PB FSsr ADDRESS D.
Young NAN With natural tlirnt wants
T Aaars s2Ga A2 T. rEAT fs A iiSfc
nn. y. J.
VUrEG man wants position where in.
! HgtiU Viii be appreciated ave, Aecur:
ny aud rcierCncrA salary desired. go
monthly, y II. g., Tribune Uptown ONCE,
YorNG man desire. a position ?, mes
With q banking or commercial house. II.
NJ. n. Tribune Once.
YOUNG mao connected With a leading
New York dry.Fo9ds and notion house,
cater ~, act AZ OF assist resident 5tyrt v
connecil0n with present employment LRlS.
URE. Tribune Ohieo. ...
VOURG n1hn Wishes a situation as ianltor
l. or s.slstent janLtnI experience refer.
cure II required JAMES wHELAS, 81
shave, brooklyn.
VOUNG man wishea q situation as ianitof
or asaiNant Ia. experience, THOMAS
MATTHEWS. G7 ith.ayr.. Brooklyn.
VOUNG MAN, 20 years old, wan'S pos.
ton ~ collector. OF shipping elork can
rtier 70 forrnar employer. Address MAO,
roo 2d.lve
YOUNG American T. sadly Ia need oi
WORK Rond pTnman and nRnFer will
DO anything. Address u, N. Tribune ofiec.
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DEMANDS OF ELECTRIC LIGHT C01PANrEs.
Tho Ca Commission held an executive session yes
teay, and decided to refuse the demand OF tho cectlo
light companies Of 05 cents per lamp In tho sub
way districts Tho rate outside of the subway terri
tory Is only 30 cents lamp. Tho Bosh1 VIII CON
tin1e TO reject all such olds anh wiz dopena upon gAS
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common Coroner MESSENGER took tho statements Of
some OF the keepers on Thursday night after the sui
eide, and xin hear further statements next week,
Commissioner Porter said that the Commissioners Of
Charities and correcunn would have an investigation
70 see there han been any negligence IN the care Of
tho prisoner. BonEaths body is In tho M0rEte. He
has no friends SO far as Is known. .-
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10 the rags The damage By tho names was slight
po!re detect.yss were making an Investigation yes;
the house was suspected OF arson, but arrests
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Sorses, CARRIAGES, sc.


F LAs s1sl Va. . sf 81 BRooMEsT. 49,.
sldbsb fSsi6N viCToRiAS g
8 SPRING y bI;Ix RIIIA.ssEFop,As
HsS Phsesons, Pas Carts LandsSs.
ssS ts92psRR' yafissESGER RookXWATs,
EXTBNSIoN FRONT'
M yASSN EGTsTaESsks,
Justly" uNE PHTESfs
on BCCKBOARDS-
OAR SurreSs Oak Wagons. OAK HUI.
sbouts, 5.passeneer Buckboards psssens ~
snekscards, 4-passehgot BuekbSarS oAk
b0.s-pOos,r m D pshffEsTs rs 1S SUcR.
BOARDS.
single, Dssls Tnple,.. al klud. 2, sprr,ng.Ss
All SSV dsT fsb Is SAB fS SRs FAINT
Ro aisnw fS H 5sssss'L fGH& }''' 2SRRHitEEs
for estates aad country driving.
poesorS Wagons. Surrey Wagons
LADIES, Phsstonh visa, Viz
s Msss f rsss.sna coa,rsgseSs Jobs.
Pony PhaetonA saxon Phactons,
aOasP lS SsiiIsag TRAPS, AL KINDS,
f0R CHILDREN.
Making the largest saa 1n1ss ayetsi aSs
ss;S,.s5s 81 c'rnssss u ssS U sTSL sa
LoWEsf fRIcEs f5R PRoMpT CASH.
Don't purchase carriage in town
- o. gui untl you paT Us pnEEnnooA,s
IL THE World.
SECOND HAND tiRRfAGEs ABOVE
~
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Doar6 noanlso

4 YOUNG gentleman desires room with
n board. IN private family, where there
are no other bnaricrs. AdifcsS stating
tetnls which must be reasonable, PERMA.
NENT. BOX II. Tribune Ofce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15

PROPERTY OWNERS ORGANIZING.
number Of prominent owners OF property lying
totussn Rrbty-sxth and Ninety.sxth sts.. and Park
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Sslp n)auiso.


GENTS WANTED ~ sell the Fey.
"A VEL0PE SCRAP BOOK, Invaluable
for clippings Of oil sorts an, engSa toL s
sieht, NAYS voed profits hRtnpis copy Inalls1
o. ~ fectapt Of Of 25. y. b. MASON,
IL, gd-ave., EewhTs, N. J. -
xV xRTED.-one manages, I've se e. IT,
w Rive special. sEecI lei Nbs.tSi IN
s s,s,s sat- {; e.: aSs aalS tS FTSR
LIFT gtsocfiTioH sPesiai, terms ,t VII
be made . tha props, petscns Ia Sh yno hs sse
.s,I,nz o. ,e~nSS p4rsorsi business need %.
by Addiess Mi, ~ ". BL2SssS I seeG fs
Wee. Pfcsidsn,, OF NJ. y o. BL0ssie ,, ~
spsstor Of Asenetes. Mntsai "a psss
Row. New.Yofk cif"
AdaIess
nor WANTED. about 10 years q yfSs.
~ PRy Fp:srr ss2R 1st n R ave.
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6elp noanieo.
Males.

Males.
A YOUNG MAN o. usefyl.mAn In hospital.
n Call 81 i.leI qth.aye. IL 80 to-day
females.
A LADY having some knowledge Of arr
n will IND something 90 her advahtase
by addressing ART. BOX IS, Tribune once
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Gonntrp Real Gsiate % fr,

sBURY PATIR-ocean Gr1ve. --Soms
"A VEN desirable hotfs' bostqing houses
Cali or adaRoss B. e. HhAbUTltAN, 10
coOkinao. ave-. Atbury PARK, N. j.; Box IL
TrO LET, FURNISHED, for the season
i at BLOCK ISLAND, " J., the hos
Queen Anne cottage "Irnlsiail (" rent mod
Estate Agent. Block Isisnd-
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il)ork h)auiso.


Females.
A YOUNG LADY. competent stsnograph.
"a sT, i?y Psr ninaie desires 'eS, Htuhti6n !:
snAH sals0j hlshsst city rstcrsneA % 70
4'5aSS' ' PdsS Uc Afa s b AtaSS
A COMPETENT young ladr. familiar With
n single and double entry, Bookkeeping.
quick and scoarats a. ngurdS stInoKfaphy
and typ"wrtlnH. dcsireS q poIu0n TefaF-
cue"s, n. H.. SJi South 1S'-St.. Brook
4 NERtCAN woman wishes a situation as
AIVwaricss OF Steamboat Mira CLNHKE,
La 2lsYe.
ID woman. Aiirrs- ~ hutEers.st
l. NGNCEMENT for the summer wancd
~ by an Engil.h laSy gAC Ia: ~ bad . sI
feiet 20 the n'N. d.. CoFl and olheTh ST.
paul's School Concord y H. Address
MlsA STREET "i3 East i7th.st
EXPERIENCED stan0grsph"r and sssist-
II ani hobksrCprr by Young iAfy salary
sI2: references TYPEWRITER Tribnns
Branch once, 90 fibortv.st.
TOVFRNESS and COMMANDMENT
VI young lady In an American family il
thoroughly experienced and teaches English,
French. German and music Address q. IT,,
Tribune Uptown once, i,2aS broadway.
STfS0GRApIffR and TYPEWRITER
- ny al oNporrnced young lady HpenkS
the Italian language. Call at All 7th.avr..
Brooklyn.
STENoGRAPHER aud TYPEWRITER
- ny q young lady willing 10 assist
with onirr work wages moderate. Address
NJ. L, IN are Of Z. ]. McCanerty, SOL
Grcenwich-St
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flats Go Get, ilufuruisheo,


A --kLCAzAR.
n. FIFepnsef, 100 and I22 East eoth-st,
Between Lexington aud PARK aNos
Elegant new apartments, eight large
ICONS ana bath, steam heated also sv'Sn'
heated efyinR.fO6m passenger elevator.
Inquire OH preinisSs Janitor.
nBOoRATED PARLOR FLAT; THE
- BEST l,fe4 i0th.Rye.
FLA1s 10 LET p ne
" GORDON,
s2sh.. and pth.aye.i s rooms iust com.
frnss from $50 70 go per month. Inquire
o. GORDON BROS. on premises or iAnitor
A0rH.sT.. Az wEsT.-The PieTropont !;
Nv Light rooms and bath modern I'M
pfoTemsnts: rent $40 Allowances
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w 1 ..;sslsSs sTs .! s;:'ilfss s: :s''i
s.,. q ab tSs' sssS Ss i Ss:n ' Ssss 'D"
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flats 90 fet, FURNISHED,

ITO RENT, furnished. q very desirable
apartment; extra light and air; very
low .pfieq 70 q 0tsln.ble tenant. Apply ~
II. II. DoDD, 755 broadway.
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Boaro dnD Rooms.

~~NhS sthS NSbbMus
A AN. ATTRACTIVE apartment, ele.
"A. CAVITY farnisbrd Epaei0us rooms near
5tb.aye., Murray lIill private table, or
without board single rooms rom x5 b. 10 |;
board optional Information free. EVERETT
A RNo. Ito broadway. and Annex, i2
n Abd 10 2Sth-EL. near 5th-aye.-Selsct
family hotel; European OF American plan
fAtes with board s2 20 % par day.
RLMERCY PARK, IA payfof door.
VI suitable for physician or Dentist; Also
other reohns, with or without board.
rRAMERcY PARK, NORTH, lkneTn
VI a. ie7-fS9 East 2lEt st )-bciiRhtfpi
loeattop elegapt rooms board and attend.
anee unexoelIcd also privileges Of pkvsts
park
4 ARGE, alfy ROOMS with or Without
L. board. 3 East 47ih.Ae tfanslehts.
I hR9E back parlcr. handsomely, FUR.
neat q station ana Central Park rrtefenecs
~ i-1I'-; TH.sT.. es East. between DToa1yay
ard thaye,-Cooi rooms, ample
closets houss ard tsble oxeellehti moderate,
= On 5riLsTs, ei wEsT.-ESeellent sum.
lEJ usef location handsomely fofnishod
rooros, en- sultc, sIpgiy supporter hoard; sum
ilcY tersns. table board.
brooklyn
ssouTHrRNERs sojougninR ~ ths North,
~ ard eiksrk will nbd large pleasant
,oorsS. With etcelisnt bard ID Reod ~
tsndsnes % 10 Ani1ssAi sanSeaisss V
hsidee enc ftfrisx 80 No. N
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EQg sABE-Fspe dsiaehed housss. ~
II Marx ave beautiful and healthy
ueixNSorhooA !. convenient 10 Fulton.st. L
nod; stapie grounds; nns shade trees also
frst eiass houses, with9nt ehIa groonos
% .eys,i shoise baildi9f snnE s Ga i ,enSS
Fslson-st., near BedfoFd-ayc.
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a. mn BUYS HOUSE containing II
,UUU rooms good barn. l sefe o.
aud, fruit &C. near village in the Cats.
Kills. CHARLES REAR Cso.kill. N. Y.
Ok mn IL CASH -MountaiS sta
SlO,UUU uon "MOntrOse.7 Orange.
4 ], new, ro0my, modern residence. lAspe
stables 2 acre. forest AhadA. EDWARD
p. HAMILTON. 90 Broadway.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

A LARGE FRONT ROOM. also han
"a rom: tanc moor; reference. 2lD
Vest 28d-st
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An OPPORTUNITY Seldom &c, with; 10
"a minute. from CIR, HSh, y y i1rye
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-29

Z p. NfAUI tHEIt,
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By ordinary letter containing Money Order
issued by all Express Companies, New York Ex-
change, Draft or Postal Note.