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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-06-07

taxation without oppression, wealth
without ostentation, opportunities
for education commensurate with the
desire to know, and conditions of
happiness as enlarged as the capaci-
ity TO enjoy.
ave are about to separate, per-
haps to meet no more. Let US learn
from this consecrated place and from
this sacred hour the injunctions of
that great orator, with an allusion
TO whom began, That this nation
under God shall have a new birth of
freedom and that government of the
people, by the people, and for the
people, shall not perish from the
earth Let us turn to the future
with renewed and deeper apprecia-
ton of the blessings that we enjoy
and of the duties that we must per-
form in order that this nation under
God shall have new birth of free
dom, and that government of the
people, by the people, and for the
people shall not perish from the earth.
Sublime and impressive inspirations
to be engraved above the portels of
liberty's chosen temple, worthy to be
inscribed in every patriots heart that
this nation, under God, shall have q
new birth of freedom, and that gov
eminent of the people, by the people,
and for the people shall not perish
from the EARTH" Loud and pro
longed applause.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-06-07
Young Men Beware.

See you not the serpent lying there,
In coils as fine as silken hair;
Which would your precious soul en-
snare
And keep you e'er a captive there.
Youbg men, 1ewarel
It's fangs as stiletos are sharp,
Which makes the timid fear and start,
Ere they become the reptiles mark,
And dawning finds them cold and stark,
Young men, bewarel
Et fancies young and careless youth
Who followed not the path of truth;
PreferriDg that rude and uncouth
Til they b7come reluctant 10th.
Young men, bewarel
1t seeks TO charm both bard and sage,
As up and down the worlds broad
stage.
Its coils unfolds meath wondering gaze,
And folds again on hoaIy age.
Young men, bcwarel
And shun the reptile lying fair.
Whose poisonous breath make foul the
air,
Victims inhale It then despair,
And dawning finds them persisted there
Young men, bewarel
For Ger thy grave thy mother dear
Dishonored grave will shed q tear,
And press her heart in sudden fear
Ny God, tbs broken" Son doth tho'
hear?
Young men, bewarcl
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-06-07
STORE TO LET.

A splendid Store For Rent a
Centralia crossing. Centralia is
eleven miles from Richmond and
three and a half miles from Ches-
terfield Court House and is the
point at which persons attending
court, leave the trains from Rich
mond and Petersburg to take bug
gies and wagons etc, to the Court
House. Besides, families are quite
thickly settled around Centralia
and any live and polite person
could make this quite a business
centre-being half way between
Richmond and Petersburg and
Chester just two miles above.
~ Reasonable terms. Apply
at the Savings Bank, 105 W Jack
son street city. We have also sew.
eral half acre lots at this point for
sale on the most liberal terms.
Parties wishing to buy will find
this profitable investment.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-06-07

Agent for A merican and English bree5
and muzzle loading single and double
barrel shOtguns. Prices range from Is
to $500. Single and repeating sporting
rifles. RevolVers aud ammunition OF
every description. Special attention is
called to the WINCHESTER REPEATING
RIFLE, SIX SHOTS. For hard. close and
long range shooting it Is, beyond a
doubt the best guu on earth for the mon
ey. List price, e25; my price. $40. At
tention Is also called to the new Baker
double barrel shotgun. I have used
this gun and will say 1T Is the best pro
portioned, best balanced, best finished
with all modern improvements. and the
finest shooting double barrel gun have
ever used" No matter what the price
These guns list price Is ESQ; my price Is
ss5. We ALSO HAYS ON HAND
LARGE STOCK OF ARMY MUSKE7s MADE
does not care for style and who wants q
strong, well-made, good shooting, muz-
zle-l0ading shot gun, will be moro than
pleased with one OF these guns. They
are we'll finished. blue barrel. bright
locks, barrels and locks best quality Of
steel. List price Of these guns, 1875:
my price is 1915. The lock and iron
rammer are worth more than 1 ask for
the gun. Guns for military compan les
and clubs at greatly reduced prices.
All guns guaranteed to be as represent
ed, and lowest price. 1 kindly solicit
the patronage of all Please send two
cent postage stamp for illustrated cata
logue. Address @. L. LACY, No, 115 8
First Ave, Cleveland, OhiO.-Adv.
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DEFENDED HIS HOME.
A Georgia C0lOred Man Routes White
Mob with an AK, but is Fatally Hurt.

AUGUSTA Ga, May %. (SPkcIAL). At
Spring Place, shortly before I2 o'clock last
night an organized band of regulators
visited the home of Burnley Davis, colored
&c administer a whipping on his daughter
for engaging in quarrel with white
girl who lived near by. Davis was in
formed of the intended visit, and prepared
to give the outlaws a warm reception
When the white caps tapped at the door
for admittance Davis lesped from his bed
grabbed his shot gun aud fired both bar
rels into the crowd. No one however was
struck by the scattering shot. Davis next
emptied every bullet from his seven shoot
or revolver, but again his aim was poor.
The crowd after Davis had ex
haasted his ammunition surrounded the
house broke through the doors and
windows. Davis seized a pole axe near
at hand and used the deadly weapon
freely over the heads of his assailants
with more effect than he had used the fire.
arms. IL is thought that he killed one OF
the masked intruders by "A blow over the
head as hat has since been found at the
house with deep cash in It. Two other
men receiV ed serious in iurits.
Davis was found this morning in a field
near his home dying from pistol shot
wound received in the small of the back
Some of the assailants are known, and
they are going to be caught and prosec ut
ed se Davis conduct in defending his
home against the mob is approved by the
people of the county.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-06-07

The following poem has been sent
US with the note here published.
Mr.. Mitchell;
Dear SIR
After reading in your
paper OF the sad calamity which be-
fell young Bradley, | was moved to
pen the following which I beg you TO
publish in behalf of the young men"
OF Richmond, whom l worked so
hard TO save in the revival of 80.
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as well as religion 1t is n duty that
we owe 60 those who are 60 come af-
ter us, that we owe TO posterity,
that our relations TO that great con
fiict should not be misunderstood,
and that you should assert your con-
victions that those of your comrades
who fell in defense of the Constitu-
ton and the nation did not die in
vain.
at is not necessary to disparage
the bravery or question the sincerity
of your adversaries and antagonists
in that struggle. Let them, if they
will, tenderly cherish the deeds of
their dead, and rear monuments to
their memory. Let them pension
the veteran survivors of their armies
and observe with appropriate solem-
mites the anniversaries of their vic
tories and defeats. Let them eulo-
gize the lost cause if they will; let
them worship their heroes; let them
wear the gray and carry the stars
and bars if they prefer it to the star
spangled banner of the nation.
These are matters of taste, of senti-
ment and of propriety which they
must decide for themselves. There
is no other nation ON which the sun
shines that would permit such VIOLA
tiOns OF patriotism and national OF
legation. But they are of the same
blood and lineage as ourselves.
They are Americans, they are our
brethren, so they say, but when they
assert that Lincoln and Davis, that
Grant and Lee, that Logan and
Jackson are equally entitled to the
respect and the reverence of mankind
and that God only knows exactly
which was right, it is Dlasphemy, il
is sacrilege, it deserves rebuke and
condemnation
"We have entered upon the second
anniversary of sour national exis
tence. When +N'r RnDiEarsarY shall
dawn 100yeS Ice, the grave O
the
LAST SOLDIER OF THE NATION
will long since have been covered
with the forgotten benediction O
| flowers, but the ideas for which they
| cOntended will survive and thei
memory will be the object of thei
country's loftiest pride and it's ten
derest solicitude. Orators will re
hearse the story of the intrepid prov
ees, art will portray upon canvas
and in marble and bronze the Inca
ments of the brave and the scenes O
their daring; the area of the Repuh
lie will have been extended from tn
Arctic region down to the warm wa
tiers of the Caribbean Sea.
"Great dangers and perils are t.
be encountered, but they will be owe
come. Our institutions have cos
too much to be surrendered or d,
stroyed. They are too strongly Ell
trenched in the affections and to
zealously supported by the affection
OF the people. The race problem j
the South win be solved upon I'll
ultimate basis of exact and complet
Justice Immigration will be restric
ed so that the vicious and ignoran
, the degraded and foreign nation
will not be emptied into our civiliz
{ ton. Nihilism and anarchy W
} yield to social order, education al
Z law. Capital will have just compe
J., sation and labor due reward. v
4 shall have liberty without iicens
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of freemen, TO support and defend it
against foreign and domestic foes,
100000 citizens enlisted and
marched to victe v. 100000 fell.
'sSix billions oil treasure were spent,
unnumbered wives were made wi
dows, and unnu n erred children were
made orphans and homes were made
desolate in resisting an effort TO de
stroy the constitution and substi-
tute for the doctrine OF allegiance TO
the Nation, the revolving heresy of
the sovereignty Of the States, and
yet one half of thu rising generation
of this Republic is being Instructed
to-day, Twenty-Five years after the
struggle closed, wet God only knows
which was right
SLAVERY DESCRIBED.
millions of human beings were
held in slavery, cruel, monstrous, in
conceivable In it's conditions of hui
initiation, dishonH and degradation;
unending and unrequited toll, help
less ignorance, aameless and un-
speakable; families separated at the
auction-block anarwomen and chill
dren tortured will the lash. Eleven
states seeded, or attempted to Sc
cede from the Un IN, to make this
system of SLAYER The cornerstone
of another social and political fabric,
and carnage reigred on a thousand
battle fields, from Gettysburg to the
Gulf At last, thank God, the slaves
are free; all meaa politically equal.
The sun rises upt no master, and
sets upon no All men in
Illali,u a. lSast, al ,<.-.ioscally equal
upon this continent. The shame of
the Republic is washed cut in blood.
The Declaration of Independence is
no longer a falsehood. There are no
chains. 1t is no longer a crime to
teach to read the Bible. Babes are
no longer begotten and sold like the
young Of beasts. Liberty is the claw of
the land.
you fought that liberty might be
| universal Your adversaries fought
that slavery might be perpetual and
the rising generation in One-half of
this Republic is taught to-day that
God only knows which was right. 1
have my opinion which was right.
"H it were not right, if liberty be
not better than slavery, if nationali-
ty be not better than secession, then
these solemn ceremonies that we now
observe to-day, are without 'signif-
canoe and without conservation. If
we were not right, then the war for
the Union was the greatest crime OF
all the centuries. II we were not
right, then the soldiers of the Repub-
lie, instead of being associated with
the heroes of every history and the
martyrs of every religion, should
take rank only with the successful
pugilists in a smuggling match for the
championship belt of the world. II
there was no moral quality in the
contest, if the ideas and objects aud
principles for which we commended
were not right, then the decalogue
should be repealed and the distinc
tion between truth and falsehood
should be obliterated. II we were
not right, then national morality is
a name; observance of oaths, foolish
formality, and patriotism, the fata
malady of the body polite.
"rhis insidious effort TO revers,
the verdict III history must be resist
ed, and IL i hat, among Other
: purpose Sc here to-day.
"This
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30

II OK SALE or rent for a term OF years
one oi the most attractive and dc~lr-
hn!e pihce> fOi genNeMan's residence 10 he
found near New-iOrA thirty minutes from
New-l olk or brooklyn; one minute only
rom depot; house new. elegant, cOmmodi-
on- all Outbuliding- needed every modern
improvement delightful re- .dence, summer
or winter fIuit Of all kinds; lawns ga
food brought to this house daily still water
md surf bathing within easy reach. For
ron description aud permit address p. Room
30. Washington Building, 40. / BROADWAY
or call between . 80 and II a. m.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30

A ior.- DefaaA cough .re 20 'aac
a . young 900 O.. a.-il aa,l r.t.f.
....-. Al..y O.. iO5 l-l.- ltt...-. D-.4y
4 IIrN.I,N .Iar.e laN i..r-. elm
rram.f'l rla -ins 'notef. Do. iti.t
ig'h..... c1i Irving Pine. tff n0.-.
4 pVlurIef NrNIs ioH the NIN.
/ "A YORK TRIBUNE Will lIl LE-
| CLlvID AT IHL trfoWN. oItiCfs.
uatl q =. m. $50 Broadway. between
/ Twen,y.s'rond and IHanis .fliif .t... until
3 %. m; go N'.t Twenty mid -. colnDl
Firhih-aYe. l52 SiN'h.atc.. I53 fouftA-
ave. corner io.it'' met.
ERAMIrCY rAEK. e.. uaic.om0.y
" ffal.h.d second floor room with pg-
vate la'h ALSO single room. ".in ho'd.
ERAMfnCY PARK. NORTH Nnovn
" "A. l3-. 12I ff.t 2lsf-st.I- Desirable
suite. WITH dIf nr-fDom aud bath also s.l-
rir rooms pax prifil'R
1 INGToN-ANl, ",l n.f 5ad.st
IL Rooms und board. WITH N."- i.n lhhi
family 90 .aninef pfic'-, reference re-
CURED.
I LNINGYON AVE-. 33.. corner sJth-st
IL Hand.one bnrl pafIor double rooms,
from 80 to go single -o.
4 ARGE front room. with hoard. 10 gen
ia uemcn or couple private family.
~ West 4j'h-.t.
DHYsiCIAN's OFFICE and handsome
tonal. 5od..t. near broadway and l. pfi-
sa'e family. Addr,-s L- Tribune lp.Dwn
once 2as Biosdway.
ID OOMS with and vitnout hosri all
IL desifabo locations; ph .cian.. Ollie.
1hAVELLEI.s' LXCIlANGL, II West
i2d-st.
-rII.AVE. near Mount NDrfi. PARK
y 4 gentleman and wife. or one or two
single gentlemen. can have inrlt furnished
rgoms. with good board rharn'ine loca-
family a nr-t-ciaAs quiet home In an Do.
spocts Addrc., FIFTH AVENUE"
Box ~. Tribune Once.
nrsT-Sr.. Al AND ~ EAST. "Noftham"
II -Hooms. with botd: tablr hoafd:
under management ~ GIamofcy Park E.s-
tauIant. No. 81 and ~.
0z WEsr 3Dnsr.- Handsomely fur
= ni,ted rooms win boa'i f'i'ronces.
90 WEST 2Gru-sT. lNmcr's noteu.-
% one or two single rooms. with inst
cl,ss board.
t~lIi.sI.. ~ WEST. Rooms. cn suite or
-naly with nr-t-cla.' board.
80 MADiSON-ANE- ~uperor 10 rd
IT elegant IaflDr nONr three rooms
en- suite; other rooms, moderate summer
rates.
or MADlsON-AVE.-.~ Of rooms on
ZIo Iarlor no0r private bIih hail
onu AND 8il WEST l'TH .sT.--Chanerd
slJJ hand. auc managt ment. new pro-
urlctrces wishing ~ max" ~ pleasant,
,hrlstian home viii BE- thoroughly reno
waited summer prices.
Brooklyn.
A -BEAUTIFUL unfuri,hcd alcove
n. room 10 let with board also two
nicely furnished hall rooms, with board
Fing, Co. Elevated al the corner. ~
Fort Green Place, Brooklyn.
- OARD. Is9 aud I9i Jor,l'mcn-st' brook
Is f,r h.t,y,.u Court and tllnt0n.-NfHiy
furnished alcovc square and han fopins u
s-t. with or without board.
70 OARD. 80 WILLOW-ST.. BItOOkLYN.
- a suite 81 rooms on second moor also
third story front ROOM fri"fehcc' eA-
changed.
~ UKSISHED ROOMS, g. Clnrk-st.,
i block opposite Hotel 81. deoree. Large
rooms on sceond foor references exchanged
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pnelncss G hnnccs.


q By ToH CASH any stock oi mtr-
Il. 0h1riiH 90 tl} 'lfre s'vck- OFT
hNllNBtl.e. Dl Mala'rst AID 10
I.i-f -sl.st Literal commissions paid 70
- i'-.
! Dry fAN,Y GOODS
a. q OIt.fs'ahlsh.l dif. fancy pnecs
I iN.I"n N.'iu'.-. A i've growing Town
f.If tff-to.A fYl polo. loN. lliLL
nnHNiN'. isl nfo-lsay.
A .i.I. ..l .lHINl Cp.-O,,r
n NHf. na.Ilaf- ~ ~.rcH..fll eIrfatnn i.
.N.IN- I.Is. i'N AN4 IrEsnH. ln.f+tlN" rY-
20 hl f.r ..i l4l4. L.Nfl 90. ~.
A ..ln. .AIA Auf.A IIt. 81 COO
II VIII hny near clti business and a,tufns
Hu.l.. ltltE Io.1.s lof rent. lODrI ,.
a t-I AnIfsui.D D,n.fa. .iaf.ng boz.
,,.s,a.... o.. p,'.'. po,. M ,'...,l ,'s i"g ,,"' ~
faf u ,.t,nl hU-ia... TuTlI.E 3
n.NfiN'. l.l hloiNay
4 IT, - fID.i.. raf'l,s uanpd WITH
- 10000. hat inf0f 90. larg, sront. or
I'D Irisr or r'fai.I Address BIZ T.
-f'Nl lnllnt Uptown once. l-ss
lf14ansy.
CAtnY. Coy and .t...ne,r store. Wi
..t c.-|r f,ut f0f Huuio house Win yard
.nl .'i'sr -.j pr month. Apply al stors.
'"lo -ii ave.
EIANoE to nat. 70 o0Oi vnl,d s'at,-
y con'fl.t for electric voting machine,
90 $500 pure AaAt large 'ntr o, r.f-
f0lcr. r't'u. tddl.-, ELECTRIC. Box
lO. IrAunr Onicr.
EsfAnLIsHr urcvriilny business ~
- q -t'r.irf oH a'founf Oi sickness. Ad-
10 -- REM FrIpN. care AdS.rl-,rcnt
o1.re. go ~ iy-st.
lsOK sALE.-ihe patent hight for the
Sm.s ~ Ncw-iofh ~ Woods Water
Tube Safety Roller, the bot and cheapn-t
i- have more ORDER than I cnn Nh for
other Sta. full data and Information sent
tld4c-. NfiiI fIklLI FOUNDRY And
81 tfNlNL WORKS tunshohOcken. Pom.
5yALrINIfEEsr Fog SALE In an &C.
Tnfpn square about $1,000 required. Adj
drots 10 East loth-st.
NlAA WITH sl.ouO WANTED a, assist
w ant; can have -rlary ~ $500 aud
business Interest; money secured per
CASH BUSINESS. HoN 10. Tribune
once.
'I'J1rLE 4 DOWNING. III Rroadway.
negotiate sales ~ business. manufact-
nfins, mining AID qnarry properties aud
pfnr"i" uar'nef- with cap!tal, highest
'"inncIcinl and bank references.
w Ill some rr.f class business man who
In strictly Al anufacfuring business which
viii bear the closest Investigation address
y. y H., Tribune Once. Fun particular,
e. bona hd' parties.
VIZ ANTED.-Iurfnrr with $1,000 capital
w whOlc-,ne butter and chtc-f business
aud Other produce, BIG opportunity for a
young man ~ good stardlng. Address,
COMMISSIONS HOUSE. Tribune once.
yUANTFD Partner with s3 coo IA coun.
W tr' store aud produce brsincsn sal~S
$50 600; pionf' - per cent. FARO,
WiiIr.h1rrr. Penn.
CInn " easily mannrDf Office bu-i-
- iVV mess. suitable Tor ipdv or gentle
mtn; r,tablI-hDd : wears. g.. L., 1iibun"
Uptown once, ~ BroadwaY
Co0u BrYS pat right Of % small.
't'>VV u-"ill east iron ln pi inrnt WIN
which anyone can olen an o. Ter nicely
invented for fan llv use good Tor y Ycnfr
can Dr. ma1c for about 10 cents apiece.
g. FARRELL. l5D thfysti'-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
fldi5 60 Get, FURNISHED

FURNISHED APARTMENT 70 REM,
J. sos monthly; second floor; : all Hight
rooms and bath steam heat; lanltOr and
hall boy. 3, East jOth-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
Gin hral gslais for Sale
brooklyn Real Estwe.

f>0H SAIE - ItDDI - N.--Four
L three toy and lI..mIrt .uh.leliar
ttslIn.. ..IUIsl.. Wish OIlu i..N.tOlr Iu-
a. OH fthatc. DN.Wf"I Ntl ana tth -i.
o. IMUfut uii ITS tiif llHrH from fifta n
X n. -ud 90 IHutDs' walk o. Ifn-lrl
farN. Inquire $50 Dtn-att
EOE ~ALF .GfU lot, with hrl.Iead
a vafcT-frfu'. 0I N'NfDsr Greek t-lt.
aI'e To- faaa. = toIIN- dwellings. Ar. Ap-
lf 20 T. Il sfHfilfIffH tl- Ntd I.rn.
I've. Or A. EArELIF 100 frlteu--t.. Sew
YORK.
- STORY AND RA~kHlNf browns stone
- house. cabinet tr'm -pff lal rIumbiDl ,
bus block from T. sta '.0l owner ant 1n
eief nusf eli guaranteed decd in two
fsys. CLARK, $50 MYr-e.ase.. B'kiyn.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30

CHANCT SiI.O4 o.l ENin.
n Gentleman VII s.N DTS very maud ONE,
sriish fast road and family horse. years
old. 1j- hands ui-n price s.IV. 20
j. q natural roadster of 10 miles pr
houf. smooth. clean luhec, ft', ga
lleasant driver; needs 300 boot, or oincf
lAnCs will gusiauft. A.m D.t-
fHfl sound Kind esd lNn'fe' rfasouaui
triai allowed 2 ~ ol~l luir l4rtl ae~f he
I, perfectly Sfe for alv lady 90 handle tar-
uc-- ICE or lIlNr. AlN-t N. -Irl 10 nf up-
rrcciAfcf a. d. j. in every way a. d.
l. D. Il ~ 1919 -.-- IL. f---.N- =.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
OUR HARNESS ROOM

THE LARGEST ANp FINEST STOCK OF
IMPORTED And DOMESTIC HARM tS>
SADDLES AND BkiDLES. WHIPS
ltR AND CLOTH ROBES, BlANh
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
ilooms iOanlcO.

w ANTIu.-in stewart building. pflt'-
w l'fc 90 place n h. ..I.f b.. Al.
lI.rs A. Al l.I. Ilut lI. I|.N.NN Nr.H.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
domestic Gitnations Uanteo.
~~~>-~>~~~-'-'~o
Males.

II UTLER or VALET.-First-class by
- single man. age "a; thoroughly under
stands iis business honest and sober Will
ING and obliging city or country best city
reterences. Address BUTLER, 233 West
31tA-st. .
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
Doaro iOnnic0.

4 lOi Nr f0lt. nfl. ~ I'i0r'afd.
American f.H .I .NIHi IIfs
com .rt, a.f Nr-r...t.s .N...-l I. ....
r.fE4 Deg .frr4 .. .4f. l. tftr. los
b.. Vs.. II.Hl Nf...
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
nlistellaueous

4 LBERT q. SPENCER. 276 6th-ayc.,
"a between I7th and 18TH sts.-UmbrellAs,
va. asOi. cane. made u order recovered
aud repaired; prompt and reliable.
A J0-P. hook. "Ilow ~ Keep Boilers
n tlczn.n lr,e O. any address mo COM
pounds removes mud OIL. ..mc: Ircntits
allng, ioanlng burning JAS. -. hOIIh'
lSS 100 Librfty.s 81.
A REPPELMANN has removed from lOS
~ fultOn-st. % lJ2 fult"n-st.
4 BKAM AAEONS. go Broadway, dealer
~ ln rubber stamps .ndrliDi' lhh
stamp. for marking also fabio ana counter
stamps.
ID OOkS WANTED.-i.Xccutoir ana others
- having large or small collections of
books for sale VIII secure hlehrht aucl on
prices by addressing FRANCIS l.. HAIR
PER. ~ l.s-t 1Gth-st, y. y.
T. NGINIEKS.- you have any old iron
u fof snle or know ~ parties who ha.r'
please obligo by sending address " En-
CISLEK. Boa u. Tribune once,
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30

w f'' Long ISLAND. nfsr
w station and sound f0r sale o. 20 rtnt.
a AFNN fafn.Nf.n .. NlffH s. "I ... t..-
n 10 'oitseH with nil ci.f lmrf0tf fmfif-
s'Hatfl on corner ~ avenue. streets -fn.
fI.f. shaded. fufradauIffd. o. tslY
D. alfhv io. .ff.n. fD. -4lr sT poo -i.f
f0rri- r.lf $3.50. lor.' ir p rf.ff orf.r
ffs'u fnf .Ntf' zion ln--rs. AT NtlI.
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ARD Y. HttNfTr A. CO.. - LilflfY.,f
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
Real Ceiaie Wantc6.

VUANTLD.-1o buy house, not Ie-e than
w twenty feet wide, mort! niut o' r.'N. . !.
Lstwccn arm and 53d ST. Madison snd ON
ewes. Address l.. n. f.. Tribune Uptown
once, ,235 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
furnished Gonees.

A FURNISHED COTTAGE. near Shpt
n mis-. y. j., f0f s'aron mar SpIhii
Nod II rooms, pnrdcu, fruit barn = 'niie
70 Short Inl-, J mile 10 MiDurn hytr
city; pleasant. healthy rent. syO uo"lni
Apply 4. Z. COKBl, NliDoiD' biO"' -
PARK Row.
A y SHORT HILLS. n. J.-Fine furnish, q
n residence for summer acres HHn9,
"a den. brook hOr-e, COWS. pDui.il .
healthy near depot 30 minutes 70 ci'y REM
400 season. LYON, 81 PARK J'o".
EOR RENT. Monmouth Beach.-Two fur-
+ nlhhed cottages at Low Moor ana nsii-
lee. Apply TO ROWLAND i. hLASbEf' >
Ii5 Broadway.
L. OR SALE. FURNISHED. OK no
j. KENT FURNISHED, for sumner, ~
Yonkers Newly and stylishly iuIl",,'1ysp ~
large brick house land OOHlzo YEN D'u,
rooms retired street; minutes WAX 70
train, aud 0ne hour 10 Kector-ot hoIS'7
not needed would rent for summer 70 oaro,
ful private family OF adults only pr,v Pr noo pi
house and land. TlS. 900 furnlturc. y, ;uyvi 1i
rent 500 per month. Room oO' 40 ''D'''
IT.. untl Z. ---
L. UKNISHED COTTAGES 70 rent In
L Patcbogue. Bellport, Blue ,ir.Ik.,i polnk ray.
port. Llsts on application. fOI LEN
PRICE, P0tehogue, l.. /.
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New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
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