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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
Con. shorwood's sword,

The Toledo police are ON the track OF
the thief who took Gen. /. II. Sher-
woods presentation sword from his
residence, Erie street, on the evening
of January TO- A fellow nicknamed
"Shin," supposed TO have been connect
cd with the Whitaker pistol burglary,
was seen with II at DlX0ns variety
theater ON the night of the robbery. lt
has a silver scabbard, duly insenDeo,
bearing u list OF battles IN which the
One Hundred and Eleventh ono en-
lAged, aud was presented after the
battle Of Franklin, by citizens of ONO.
A re ardc has been offered for its ro-
oOysly. Toledo Bve, Jan. 10.
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brands Of wines, liquors aud cigars,
They took q large quantity OF cigars
and choice WHISTLES aud asmall amount
OF money
II IL thought that the parties who
committed tho burglary reside in North
Industry aud arc we'll acquainted with
tho locality, Two young men, who
have been drinking very hard of late,
are suspected Of having done the lob
and tho officers arc on the lookout Tor
them,
This II the same place that was bur,
glarlaed some tine ago and goods OF
considerable value taken, Two men
are now serving out sentences OF
eighteen months each In the Ohio peni
tentiary for this burglary,
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"SCANDALOUS,"
IL What Dr.. Becher Says of the
Grave Charges
Made Against Him by North In
dustry Residents, "Who Rush
Into Print With The
Relentless Vengeance
OF a Nemesis"

North Industry 10 all ina rumpuA
Win dozen the-deVila In eaperi
And what niakfa II worse iA- some ouA
Has been writing tup Ia Tho papers
ItA Astrange what WleTd fascination
These goaaiph all have for soandali
Igs q aort Of insane halluolnaIipu
Inherited. way back, from tho YandaL
The nelghborS' war In North Industry
IN growing hotter and hotter as ono day
succeeds another and II N not improba'
BILE TO suppose that there will soon drop
something more heavy than the sbW0
damage suit begun Monday by Joseph
Brant against William II, Bechor OF
North Industry, he claiming such dam
ages for the alleged alienation OF his
wlfe's affections,
The suit has added fuel TO the fire Of
gossip IN that neck Of the woods and
the following card from Mr. Becher
will not tend 10 extlnguish Us flame
NoRrH INDUSTRY, Jan, 10,
EDIToR DEMoORAT'-lnquiry M
TO authorship of aourrIlous article
published IN the News DEMOCRAT OF
January 8, failed TO detect or discover
the name or names OF those lovers OF
Yilllfylng gossip and mortal antipathy'
Being the party reflected upon, /
would not so much object TO free nd
yoItIsement" IL II was done by more
responsible parties Hut these evil
minded falaitleB (whO have no business
of their own 10 mind, or NJ least don't
mind ~ rush into print with the relent'
loas vengeance OF q Nemesis, shouting
oBlood ON the moon" and somebody
must DO annihilatod,
And lot me remark right here, II Is
possible perhaps, that have saved the
lives Of parties given TO such yillalny,
and been paid In Just such coin. The
most direct threat OF the article IN
question iB explained 10 be quota
ton The shotgun part Of the article
denounce aa an unmitigated lie out
OF the whole cloth, as everybody In
North Industry knows The General
knows might be afraid OF gun, hut
am much more afraid OF the tongue
Of n baCkbltor.
MIR. Editor, write this article with
view OF bringing 10 the surface this
under current OF malicious intent !
aIRO write over my own signature, and
shall not pay any attention to anony.
nous articles, or those who hide behind
non.de.plume, ! charge as unjust and
unfair, and shall treat with becoming
contempt those vile and nelarlons vltu'
peratiOnB, not accompanied by the
writer's name. Now will some OF these
highly moral, and persuasive "Roilers
who possess such stock OF morals
themselyes(YJ, and who think they are
entitled 10 sit In Judgment, and give
vent TO their sublime Cali with i'm
punity, come 10 the surface aud let the
Community know who they are and
what their business isY
W. IL BEouER,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
smoll pox in Aahtnbula,

AsuTABuLA, o., Jan. 15,-Smallpox
has reached the Harbor, A little girl
of j. Dougherty, who had been visiting
Buffalo for some time, is down with the
disease. Mr.. Dougherty, who is an en-
gineer on the p, Y, q A., was away
from home when she returned and has
not been near the place since, This H
the only case reported 30 far.
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BURGLARS AT NORTH INDUSTRY

Tntor tho Saloon OF stovo Davis and
Garry or Quantity Of WhislSoy and
Uigara.
Last night burglars broke into the
saloon Of Steve Davis, at North Indus.
try and secured goods of considerable
value.
They gained an entrance by prying
open u window in the rear OF the build
Ing, aud after they We're inside,
from all appearances they made them
selves AT home and sampled various
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Mnnin 1000 pamaRoa.

Charles q. HUT has commenced suit
in common pleas court against Daniel
j. Yant FOR $4,000 damages, on account
OF being bitten by defendants dog on
October is, 1883. The petition alleges
that the muscles of his arm were in
jured, and that the defendant knew the
uOY Mas dangerous.
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pnenl plloal ItohinF pLloa.

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense Itch
ing and stinging; most ut night; worse
by scratching If allowed TO continue
tumors form, which often bleed and ul-
erute, becOm Ing very Sore SwAHNE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and in most cqsel
removes the uimOrs AT druggists, o.
by mail, for 5J ceAtz. u. Swayne )
Son, Philadelphia. lT-T-sl
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Blnnley Again noard From.
IN rlnIu 10 lho NoNl- -n0m01mLl

BRUSSELS, Jan, iO,-Stanley is safe.
A genuine letter Is Just received from
him, dated August II, 1883, lie was at
bombay and was well, Had no trouble.
Ills expedition was successful and will
soon return, The messenger who cur
red the letter will remain ut Stanley
Falls for an answer.
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ono woman who Gan Koop iIoorot.

ANN Amor, Jan, l5,-lt has trans
pred that President Cotterill aud Mrs.
Friend met here yesterday and had a
full discussion on the electric sugar
patents. The result Of the meeting Is
not known here, Mrs, Friends attor-
uey advised her 10 take the 5000 offer
cd and give up her secret.
The 2ljpound widow replied "Sir /
pay you to inform mo as 10 my legal
rights, not TO conduct my business"
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Reasons Why Lord saokvillo WoaSS
Place 40 Not Filled.

New YoRK, Jan, iO.-ISpeciall- i
Labouchero In u letter 10 the World
from London, suggests that tho reason
Lord Salisbury does notsond q Minister
TO the United States is, TO allow Sack-
vile West to draw tho salary to which
q Minister is entitled until his successor
Is appointed.
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A Plot to Blow Up Tho Trans.Atlantio.

NEW York, Jan l6.-ISpecial Tho
Herald says IL has information OF n
plot concocted by desperate Irish and
English detectives TO blow up the
transatlantic in New York harbor,
in order TO force the adoption of tho
British. h.American extradition treaty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
NEWS or THE DAY.
Destructive Earthquake in Costa
Rica.
GreRt Catholic Cathedral Destroy
cd With eO,ooo.oOo Property.
The ClaCquOra Of the Michigan Mill
lIonalro In Washington.
EARTHQUAKE.
A Great Cathedral Wrecked IN Central
AmerioA--.LOaa %, 100000,

n WTtHI UhIHbuIhI WFeutbu IA UthIFhl
AmerioA--'Loha tD,OOooOO,
SAN FHASomoo, Jan, 10, Especial, -
Adyiees Just received from san jose in
Central America, tho capitol Of Costa
Rioa, say u terrible earthquake occurred
there on tho 9Oth Of December that
shook tho whole Republic, Tho
National Capitol was wrecked, also tho
great Catholic Cathedral NJ San jose,
the finest In Central America, was
tumblod TO the ground, The loss Of
life il not given, but is supposed 10 DO
large, The loss Of property Is estimated
NJ nine million dollars,
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Big Fronhot In Kentucky.

MAyTELD, Kyp Jan, l0,--lSpeolal.I u
Excessive rains last night pushed Apple
Creek out Of Its bank and swept away
two houses. No lives lost. The storm
was the worst ever known here.
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rhn Younr Torror Plonda oullty.

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. iG.-lSpecial.l -
Charles Q. Tinkle, the young forger.
pleaded guilty this morning lie will
be sentenced on Saturday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

NEW YORK, Jan. l6-iSpeclal.l J.
Isaac Bell, Ex.U. s, Minister to tho
Netherlands is dying here.
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The people are going for Rlneharts
Cough Balsam with rush. 2Oc' DUR
IAN, WliBllt " 20.
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(nyA ANowi.DomocfM Specially
AKRON, Jan. ld,-At about 2'80 this
u. M, eastb0und passenger trnin No y,
on the N. Y. l., n o. road, G0lllded with
u westbouud freight between Tall
madge aud Kent, about four miles east
of here, with terrible effect II is Inn
possible NJ tho present time 10 get the
particulars. Correspondents have gone
there. II 10 thought that nine people
arc killed and seven badly injured
Two coaches and one baggage cur were
burned. The sleepors worO saved from
tho fire.
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rnoM ANOTHER COMMENCEMENT.

KENT, o., Jan, H.-lSpecial,l TRAIN
No. 3, on the N. Y. L. u o., was wreck
ed east of TOllmadgo this morning. IL
was the fast eastbound passenger and
II oolllded with u freight. Among
those known 10 be killed are Richard
Huntington, engineer; VIM. Wallus,
fireman; \. Thomas, baggage mastor
and VIM, Lundy, express messenger
There were two sleepors In which many
passengers were fatally hurt. Later
word says that q number OF Cinnamon
In tho smoker aro also dead,
LATER DISPATCH.
The correct report Of the wreck NJ
Tallmadgo Is: Killed-llobt. Hunting
ton, engineer; W. j. Thomas, baggage.
master; w. IL. Lundy express mes.
senger; /. II. Walters, fireman. n little
girl and two Cinnamon, names unknown.
The engineer and fireman OF the freight
tram escaped with slight Injuries
VERY LATEST.
The number of killed 10 now hxed at
tan.
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LATER DISPATCH.

ten

The number of killed iS now axed al
ten.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS

or Porry and Dothlohom Hold an Inter
osting BoBaion.-A Danoo--u. A. H. In-
stallation--uood Words For Jonnio
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n)ork tOani.o.
Females.

Females.
I ADY stspographer and typewriter, graiu.
IL sto 81 PalIe's Business College. d.
sIIes position. Address PAlNES COL
LICE. lo7 West 3tth-st
| ADY s;enogrspE-r and typewriter tRem.
IL ingtUnJ, desires a position law pre-
f" red. Adde'S 5 F., Tribune Uptown
once, l 23S Broadway.
SrENOGRkPHER and TYPEWRITER
- BY al experienced ,ajy understands his
husncNs thoroughly; rv'e!cnCes FRAC.
TlCAL, bun" once
STENOGRArHER and TYrEwRITTR.-
- Br q comp mt Young adv moderate
-a.atS. SARAH STRAUSS. il3 j.A.' 81 ".
- ALIhLAbT. -Four S.a'- experience o.
- faSnluuab.c ElgA-n 'np".,tor'. d".iIe~
situation FuSTER l7Ii Lexington ave
" ANTED. S. tuat'on a. ln-;rur'ra,, 'pr
w ewing ms, hiEr company ran specs
t'rrrsn AMI English. J. B.ADY. tO7 last
S-'h--,
NUuSG LADY, dep"ndru' on own -.
i sources. %. desires position Ia auy
!sht capacity not requiring slec!al oSp'fI-
rIla'' store, photo. gallery, or Jss!St pleasant
.-iy or child knowledge u hA dressing
uculafs> Addr.- HANNING, IS8 1Sh.s1r
NOUSG WOMAN. business sputuf"
L Ntud'oI-. moo: willing wishes one"
po< uOr unier'ands type. shop. store, 81. ,
uiher work nfrrmaGGu. address PER
sONALLY, 100 West +2d-st
YOUNG LADY Of bushes abr..y De.
sires position A. s'"noRrdph"r AMI
- rcwri'~r cNr"r."nccd. +. *. sic Nan
Eurcn-st.. brooklyn.
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Dcmestie gituations Dantea
Females.

! ADY'S MAfD.-By, 0 rood hairdressy
~ snd sesmstress, accustomed " travel
eoInpsEnt ia her duties: best city refer.
West lSth.s. w
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domestic situations mante6
Malos.

T. oACHMAN.--Ily q young married man
" German no children good appearance
nrst-class driver and rider: thoroughly
understands his business In all branches
can furnish best city references; last and
FORMER employer can be seen. Address
A. g.. 324 East 4Sth.sI
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AZ hNTED. DESK Roll Or sHua-c ton
,Ate price. Address OFFICE. l53
w ANTED to manufacture. novelties In
w sheet metal or wirC OF cast metSis IN.
vent on H0fHeN ont: patterns In wood or
meta Tor sIecisires; tool making. 4. NJ
MAlTL. sl3 Main 81. MaterDury Conn.
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Gelu n1anteo.

Two TAKE CARE OF A HOUSE during
L the sumner, for rent only, a man aud
his wife wanted. Apply between and II
AID 5lstst.
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w "Kcnny's Guide" issued weekly aud
sold by subscription. nj 81 year The
most complete guide published, auf lih'ral
commissions paid ~ frst-ciass Canvaesers.
Apply at oiliCe, e3 Na>saU.st
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~ ANTED.-A gentleman or lady TO repre-.
w sent us In every town In the l.. s.
business permanent; pay large no canvass.
Ing full particulars free. ii. COWLES
& Co, Nov. HaNen. Conn.
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rOACHN An. BY young married man
no family vile az cook and 'auniteS
both can CONS weli.gpc9mu,pndpd from last
plar" VIII b" found willing and ohliglnR
o. country. Call or address =. T., con
West lIst.st
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('OhVHMAN by young man under.
y stahds the car OF fus hOTArs carriages
| ahd harness willing 70 be useful: best reg.
1enceS. Address COACHING, care Porter
2l1 West lSth.St
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mork Uanieo.
Males.

THOROUGHLY 1rst.elae cook. confec.
Il TONER, baker; French. English. Ger
man AL new stl les; no objection 70 largo
establishment; city reference. ais East 2sth.
st., lst floor.
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Dressmakina.

II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. designer maker
~ OF gowns wraps Jackets, and hne
tailor work; light weight for summer; un.
defstands Dlfectoire, Incrpy able and Empire
styles perfectly elegant fitting and drapihg
cut, TT and prepare for ladies' ready 10 nnish
at home references aud work shown Cali
ut SO East 3Olh.st
~ LOYE-FITT1NG SUITS made, from e
" and up. guaranteed ! will cut ana NJ
the first Innings free Of charge evening
dresses q speciality. Miss NAYLoR 2O5
East Slst-gL
MME. DIZAE. arriving from Paris Dest
WI styles. Partisan chile ana In0o rraE
SSth-st -
n FTIITTE 0EF,SSMARER resumlns
IL business. desires more customers sup
rlor work In every respect, and prices mou'
crate. l1S West 22d.st.
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Giip Real estate 90 Get.

ITO LET Lofts SO H. by % It.. steam
Il elevator. with or without steam power.
SEQ. b. EDDY, 395 Msdlson-st.
THREE large light ICfts. 40X'O0; separate
or together; steam elevator sdl table
storage OF light manUfactOTy. PAS Green
wich-st.
WILL LEASE u desirable ten0nt for
w term o. years the small fOur.stOry
house. No. $50 West 56th-st.; possession
Immediate: rent % commence September /.
A. l.. COHN. $50 Broadway.
I'VE HAVE STILL some good space In
w our factory % let 20 mAnufa CturvTs OF
any kind. with OF without power. Come
ard she building before space Is all taken
for stone, coal or lumber m6a. Good busi.
ncss chance.
NETWORK LUMBER AND WOOD
WORKING CO.
19ith-st and AleXander.ave.
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domestic sithatiOas iDantso
Males.

OACHMAN or GRoOM,-By a single
~ young man understands the Cafe and
management Of line horseS carriages &c. ;
references Address JOHN U'SUILiYAN,
SOS East 43d,st
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To LfT. FURNISHED At Pembrake.
Gonilirp Real gstate for Sale

A NICE COUNTRY PLACE, CIos.eT,
sn' "a "a acres; large house a. feet
ICY 10y Srge Bans fruit trees, various kinds
~ afga shade trees Northern OF
s -ss. shore Railroad II trains 40 min
80 80 W eity; l2 mile from stations; house
sssaslso on corner; good houses on the
ssi stops az planted; Will be sold
49, u. sCHo0NAAKER. ITO East
AoNTCLAIN -AGENCY.-Haad
Il ~ sSsssosnees Tor sale Or exchange houses
II tr1ndnisat,q and unfuFDikh6d. WIN.
s4AILQh ~ cedar,st.
A fsfosKf1tsi 81 nainutes from l2d.st.-
Z csass,,.tn We large house; Il rooms city
AsfLpe. l-2 acres land, stables,
{ slds 49, ~. iPsnt EardsnS. trpt. ana shade
Z za< A. Va low 70 close eetaie Dflee,
49,, vv. bellows 4 WARREN, Getty
aTsEJISs MOUNTAINS UUNTyR
lsss5sss 49, & 20 n Y.-Hunter Mountain
rssr. ~ ~ ssnaehed house. Iiss as
Hssss A t ~ Fsi1g wafer CA the Csiskills.
& ~ ssdss ~ ssF~s of isnd nnS a,
Epotssses, yleys - tSa nSantssnS This
esRssS VII y ga TeasshsbIy b. y,r, iSs
8 b1alSZ ~ 1870. ~ NE hpApssA Address
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Giip Real gsidte for Sale.

EAST. 72D-ST., near Madison-aye. -Four.
IL story bIOHnslOne dwelling; perfect
sr1er; gO,i Opportunity b. secure an attrac-
tive reslderct. BELLAMT WiNANS,
$50 5th-avo.
ELEGANT 4.s,OFy broWnslcnc house, near
IL Central PARK immediate possession.
II. B. CROSSErT. So Cedar-St-
EoRFCLoSUEE SALE. - 78th.st.. be.
Il tween 1stavc. and the river, at the
Real Estate Exchange. June 5; two fun
brokers commission allowed. ARTHUR
HURST, attorney. 1SS EasSsu-st.. N. Y.
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nJork hnnteo.

Females.
I AN1THFSS-H woman ~ years CT.
pehcnrc: with best rc'"fCu,.. Mrs..
X. 40 Slave.
ID f.>rI,TAHLL young lady musician.
IL win qualifications % salsslIty. A."
sr-' position co. piano OF music hOu-"-
NJ irs,s y. CLiNEs, 80 Iu4dGu.st. Jrr-ry
city.
STESOGKAPHFR.- Young LAZY. stenOg.
- Tarhcr and bennington up"r4tur, rapid.
iSGr- q poILnu Ia q mercantile house (,
terms moderate lfst-olA~ fvirrucys J. -.
1872 9TH. ave
SrLNO,I.ArIITE sant WRITER
- t"Gu"iru' Young ln8r 1r.Ir. pusi-
Ign r.,a .CumlI. AId 49,. \. r., l..
West fith-st.
~ TYPEWRITER COPYING u al kinds
y neatly and quickly done photographer
furulshsI Tor DAY Or evening WORK artist
si~rIHr A,luus and legal n0rE. Miss NJ. n
liOUGlTTOS. 45 williAn-sl and @U0
brpAiwaV.
I lIpISTEl-S~ understands hoE bust
- hes THOROUGHLY Curta'rg, sllp covers,
mln'sI boards. cushions md many other
u.rful aiurirsi best citT reference. city %
country. Adir'ss Nine. A. 1HlEEJEL. LIS
West lJ;h-at
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Brooklyn Real Estate.

4 CONVENIENT factory, three.story
N. extension 2ON76; good light; steam
power; five minutes % Bridge, ferries and
khppingi Low RENT. 2Il Piym1uth-st.,
Brooklyn.
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Cpunirp Real estate Go Eft

~
A GENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR--HAna-
n some residences and building sites for
slle; houses 70 let. season or year. CLAIR
FNCE r. TUBS. o BeeknAn-st. n. Y.
at SUMMIT AND SHORT HILLS. N. J.
"A -DaSi n Bile. furnished houses % let IN
best locations for season. T. G.. POTTER
145 Broadway.
ITO LET.-A fine residence, 80 minutes
from Cry Hall abundant ftuit boat
Ing and fishing; beautiful grounds hr~t.
class parties. FRED. Il. MERFS, owner.
14j East l3lth-st.
TTNO LTT.--A large unturnl shed house ntsi
i the mountains with good garden, large
lawn, plenty Of shade and fruit trees excel
lent water daily mail mile nom X. X sta
ton; telephone and postof1ce across the
street ; also tsbiinR for 4 horsssb: terms 500
for the seAson. Address J. NJ. WALKER
Walden. n. Y.
c0SRENT.-A small 9-storI house, 8
- SO rooms. all improvements; IN fine
order; near 13sth-st. station and Madison
ave. cars Apply 1T 365 Aottsve,
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Board an0 Rooms.


n WEST s5TH- ST.-DOetOr's ONCE, use OF
reception room, second floor; references
required; private house.
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r AUNDRESS-CII or PAR.
| ~ LORMAlD-By two young women; one
a. rrs-class laundress; other as chamber.
maid or psIlormald very best city refer-
enceS. Call or address 1874 East aSeh.st
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NNNlIINWIVN HITlI.,
w 2iS NOSTRAND. AVE. BROOKLYN.
Board and furnished rooms con b. had
at above number In beautifully situated
hoUse gentlemen only Nos'I anhaye cars
pass houses Myrtle and Dekalb ayes AMI
Myrtlo-ave. l. Station within o block; prices
moderate.
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7 AuNDRESS.-L would IKE to get Q
~ situation for her lanudTsss hrsteass;
family going to Europe. as West 47tA-
| St present empIOyer's
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Counirn Boaro iUaniro.

4 YOUNG gentleman desires board In
~ private family ia the country, within
80 miles Of the city, address, giving par.
ticulars, PERMANINT, Tribune Uptown
once, ]. OBS Broadway.
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for Sale.

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A ROLISTOP DESK Tor g25 FIVE feet
The best made, speciality disks OF al!
Kinds. L. II. MASON 81 Wnlllmn.sL
4 IL SIZES good ,ocOud,hand ani new
~ leather and rubber betting, also gar
den hOsc. very low prices. NJ. }. FITH.
GERALD, 62 Centfcst
A LARGE Masonic cngFS Wing Of King
n Solomon and the Iron. WoTE"r," framed
for ale; Sl3 MASON, Tribune OGic0.
ID lCYCLE FOR SALE.-Priee, go. cDst
ID when now $40, English make 81.
inch. Apply u PA&CHEN. - Maiden Lane.
TAHDY, cigar and stationery stprr be-.
" tween Two schools. good reasons for
selling. l2S West Gdth'sI
CANDY and grocery lot sale next 70
y school i4G West 2Othr.
EOR SALE Bslrimorsln printing gr.ss
L No. sef.inkcr; 4H6 chaAe 10 fonrs
Suirs' 6. u. rHfElts0ND. 20 'CSurt't.,
Brooklyn.
MILE HOTTIES. -For sale. plSin milk
WI bottles, with patent tops. at VI 10 per
dozen. n. Y. C., 81. 90, 800 EaA ll7th.st
ri RICYCLE-Rinof front sU"err Tor lady
i or gentleman excellent condition I
cheap. BRYANT. Si7 Prospect Place.
Brooklyn.
IOIIN.-Most extraordinary tone, very
' old beautiful looking. I'm pr BrrNa.
ton aud condition. Address "SOLO,' 90
Broadway.
w JsIIfNG TO LEAVE CITY will vii
w old pstabllNhed eNpf"Ss business and
cigar store combined. For particulars In
quirc Of II. FEIIN. $40 oth.ayr.
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AVENUE.
ALL LIGHT
ELATs TO LET in the
GORDON.
s9th-st. and 9th.aVs. 8 rooms; Just com.
pieud: ali decorated and improvements :;
rents from s3Q " 800 per month. Inquire
OF GORDON BROS. on premises, or janitot.
TOR SALE or - exchange for unim-
Il proved property, tenement neiRhbOf.
hood preferred handsome 6ats on 9th.Rve.,
south Of 9oth.st.. including corner just com.
plct4d. For further particulars address L. r..
CALLAHAN, go Fast 42d-st.
90 DIST, 253 WEST. Desirable fiats
ID small families; Sl3, sl9; free 20 LIST;
!anitor.
Az tn ST. pit WEsT.-Ths P1errpont
~ Six light rooms ard bet modern I'm.
prOvements; ront $50 allowances.
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Real estate 10 gTrhanae.

r ONG BRANCH COTTAGE, furnished
u TO exchange. ., UOYT, JR,
III Broadway, Hcw-Yofk.
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6elu n)ante6.

T,wo HANDS wanted. 4Ss west asth.